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jay those years to fighting. jay naidu joins me now. good evening, jay, are you there?ad the pfizer vaccine and in the first shot she had a heart attack and the second shot she ended up in in hospital, not able to walk, to eat, she ended up in in hospital, not able to walk, to eat , to bath able to walk, to eat, to bath herself or take care of herself. and she was a very active person. so my wife, who lives in south africa with me, had to take seven months off to go and take seven months off to go and take care of her mother, who was going to be put in a state run aukus ipsis. and she nursed her back to health. but the extraordinary thing was , is in extraordinary thing was, is in the consultation with the doctor who was treating her the doctor said that the probable cause of her heart attack was the vaccine gene, but he was too scared to put that on the report. and the question we had if a doctor can lose his licence because he's telling the truth, what what has medicine become ? and so as we medicine become? and so as we study the events that followed that what we saw

so so jay. powell, this patrician wall street veteran, republican, actually became very focused on full employment and, people getting jobs. and some of these equity questions in 2018, 2019. tell us about that. yes. so this was such an interesting to watch. so in 2018 and 2019, the fed is coming off of this long of very, very low inflation like super low to low fact they wanted inflation to be higher. sounds a little counterintuitive, right? right. like we did, you could have a job, but it sounds a little counterintuitive. but when you don't have some inflation sort of all the gears get messed up a little bit. you want a little bit so that people get wage gains. and so the economy just runs a little bit more smoothly. and so the fed is thinking about, you know, do we need set policy the way we've always done, which is preempt or flee to choke off inflation before it really flares up and the sort of flip side of that question is, have we been too hard on the labor? could we have let the labor mar

jay those years to fighting. jay naidu joins me now. good evening, jay, are you there? mum had the pfizer vaccine and in the first shot she had a heart attack and the second shot she ended up in in hospital, not able to walk, to eat, she ended up in in hospital, not able to walk, to eat , to bath able to walk, to eat, to bath herself or take care of herself. and she was a very active person. so my wife, who lives in south africa with me, had to take seven months off to go and take seven months off to go and take care of her mother, who was going to be put in a state run aukus ipsis. and she nursed her back to health. but the extraordinary thing was , is in extraordinary thing was, is in the consultation with the doctor who was treating her the doctor said that the probable cause of her heart attack was the vaccine gene, but he was too scared to put that on the report. and the question we had if a doctor can lose his licence because he's telling the truth, what what has medicine become ? and so as we medicine become? and so as we study the events that followed that what

the bbc's learning to read at 51 with jay _ some help."es had - some help." the bbc's learning to | read at 51 with jay blades had quite an impact on people. reading groups went from six in 2021 to 51 by the end of 2022. aaron wants you to know... if end of 2022. aaron wants you to know... . ., end of 2022. aaron wants you to know... a, ., end of 2022. aaron wants you to know... ., ., _,, end of 2022. aaron wants you to know... ., ., , know... ifi can do it, anybody can do it. coming up on the programme: no no doubt, parker is absent and now norris schaaf as a shock exit at the monaco carlos masters. a night new camp, camp, barcelona, point closer to the first league title in four years. super stoinis shines for the super kings as they snatched a dramatic lastgasp victory in the indian premier league. hello and thank you for

jay dow reporting live for us from new york city. thank you, jay. and later on and kron, 4 news, we're g ing have a live report from florida where trump supporters rallied outside his mar-a-lago esta. he took off for new york city today? that is coming up at 5.30. >> back here in the bay and early this morning, pleasant hills. so its first homicide in almost 2 years. police say a 37 year-old man wast in the head after a fight outside farrington is bar our kron four's. rob nesbitspoke th pleasant hill responding to the scene of a fatal shoong that happened just after victim working to track down the suspect. >> this was the scene outside carrington'bar monday morning in pleasant hill. caution tape and officers surrounding the shopping center parking lot f gregy la just west of i-680, of contra costa boulevard. chief scott vermillion says witnesses on scene told police about an argument between 2 groups of people that turned violent. some point they went out into the parking lot and argument started. >> and during the pushing occurred >> right at tmon

a judge, and jay, certainly a controversial day ahead, what can we expect? all begin with former president trump being processed and read his rights like anyone else, charged with a felony here in new york. clearly he is not like any other defendant, just one of the reasons al35,000 new york city police officers are on high alert right now. lower manhattan on lockdown. streets blocked. an army of federal agents and police on the ground and a warning from new york's mayor about anyone who plans to protest. >> our message is clear and simple control yourselves new york city is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. >> reporter: after arriving late yesterday, former president trump expected to make the short drive from trump tower to the courthouse later today where he will formally be placed under arrest during processing, mr. trump will the not be handcuffed. it's unclear if a mug shot will be taken we do know he will be fingerprinted. next he will be taken for arraignment, the first time someone in the oval office will stand before a judge to f

for jay it was a dream come true. >> on game nights we can see the fireworks from here. we could hear the music sometimes from the concerts. >> reporter: when she heard that another big-money professional sports team was leaving her beloved city, she was devastated. >> i was kind of heartbroken. oakland doesn't have no more sports teams. >> repoerday the a's confirmed they reached an agreement on a 49 acre site in las vegas, drawing angry responses from oaklanders and leaving many residents here wondering what will happen to their fame stadium. earlier this year, the city of oakland struck a historic deal that could revitalize the local economy and possibly bring another sports team to the east bay. >> to actually create between 20 to 30,000 new, good paying jobs! >> the city announced it is building a partnership with the african-american sports and entertainment group to develop the aging complex. the multibillion-dollar project includes restaurants, nightlife, retail shops, hotels as well as affordable housing. but for many residents here, the worry is that at the end

that's where jay is heading next. ah, a go. i'm in the middle of a bill, so kind of the biggest automotive markets in gonna, he looked to the left, you see m replacements during pools an airbag. and if you look to my right, you see a lot of brake pads, horses for on utah, right, utah hoses and mos jane wills, shock absorbers, and things like that. so this is like being in the candy store because all deposit i need them for restore my classic cost. this is why fi of them? couple of cds. i just purchased a home for the beautiful on 190 and mercedes benz on the mighty 90. the hold have a customer who's making the vehicle by here. so i'm going to replace it with this back at the workshop, tina is eager to see what jay has brought home. when i saw that he was, i was a quite excited out and i was really excited when i saw it because it's, it's a rare thing to find. whoa, whoa, where you found it's. it's another thing altogether the to waste no time getting to work on the restoration. stripping off the old paint and reconditioning the

thank you, jay. jay dow reporting live for us from new york city. meantime, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg releasing a statement that reads in part manhattan is home to the country's most significant business market. we cannot allow new york businesses to manipulate their records to cover up criminal conduct. and now let's get a closer look at the alleged pattern of payments made by former president trump. one of them involve the national enquirer, which is a longtime ally of trump. >> the documents say that he paid $30,000 to a former trump tower doorman who claim to know that trump had a child out of wedlock. the publication later reported the claim was untrue. and then the tabloid made another $150,000 payment to karen mcdougal. a playboy playmate. she wanted to sell her story of an affair with trump during the 2016 campaign. the other payment involved is a $130,000 deal between trump's then fixer, michael cohen and the adult film star stormy daniels in the final days of the campaign. and as we continue to learn more about the charges th

that's where jay is heading next. ah, with the go, i'm in the middle of i will so kind of the biggest the most the market, they're gonna look to, the less you see replacements steering wheels and airbag. and if you look at my right, you see a lot of brake pad, horses for on nissan hoses and most steering wheels, shock, i'm go with and things like that. so this is like being in the candy store because on the part of that i need them for restore my class because this is last time the couple of i just put the whole for the veto on one might be a mercedes benz from the main to the whole have a customer who's making the vehicle. so i'm going to replace it with this back at the workshop that tina is eager to see what jay has brought home when i saw that he was i was they quite excited allen. i was really excited when i saw it because it's, it's a rare thing to find out where he found it another thing altogether the to waste no time getting to work on the restoration. stripping off the old paint and reconditioning the metal

jay has spotted something he likes ah, we're coming around here. i thought, god, i would be cut up and the wheels underneath it attracted my i caught my eye and i, i decided to get them. these are all the wheels. everything we got. i like the looking for one for linda, strip the pain, restore it and put it on one of my d. the best of the metallic harvest goes to nearby market. and with his citron rally wheeled secured. that's where j is heading next. ah, with the go i'm in the middle of i was so kind of the biggest the most markets in gonna look to the left. you see replacement steering wheels, an airbag. and if you look at my right, you see a lot of brake pad, horses for you, or i need to hold his and most day will go with and things like that. so this is like being in the candy store because on the part of that i need them for restore my class because this is last time the couple of i just put the whole for the veto on one night the mercedes benz from the main to the whole topic custom it was making a vehicle. so i'm going to replace it with this

a conference jay dow joins us live in new york. jay, walk us through how how all this unfolded today. >> good evening to you, grant and vicki, this arraignment lasted about an hour. that's much longer than your traditional arraignment, which usually takes only a few minutes here, read the charges and there's a mister trump uttered only those words not guilty. his attorney his attorneys doing the rest of the talking for him. he then walked out. he didn't say a word during the entire process. he did not smile. did not look happy to be there. however, after he left the courthouse, we did notice that he's been posting a few times on his truth, social account. and as you said, within the next few minutes, we expect a forceful rebuttal of this case during this news conference from florida. >> donald j trump left trump tower early tuesday afternoon with his usual secret service protection in place headed south to manhattan. criminal court. a short while later, manhattan district attorney alvin bragg also arrived at the courthouse inside t

jay inslee banned them because he says no one needs them for defense. the move is going to destroy gun stores in the state. here's one gun store owner. he's worried. >> oh, pretty much anything from this point down that way will be illegal to buy. i'm bruce smith, the manager. we're running out of almost everything. anything they won't be able to get they're looking at. a lot of people have been on the fence. oh, i want to get one some day. that some day is today. you know, that some day they realize might be going away. the main part of our sales is going to be in the ar-style, or in a bunch of weapons that they are banning. it's going to affect us a great deal. not sure exactly to what extent, but it's going to be a significant amount of our inventory is not going to be allowed to be sold. >> yeah. they'll buy them quickly, but won't buy them for a long time. jay inslee has just legalized pot. he's legalized fentanyl in washington state. he's putting that gun store manager out of business. why is he doing this? he says ar-15s are dangerous. how danger

we have jay gray outside the manhattan courtroom.reporter: frank, the process will begin with the former president read his rights and processed just like anyone else charged with a felony here in new york obviously, he is not like any other defendant. one of the reasons, all 35,000 new york city police officers are on high alert right now. lower manhattan on lockdown this morning. streets blocked and army of police and agents on the ground. warning from the mayor about anyone planning to protest. >> our message is clear and simple control yourselves new york city is our home. not a playground for your misplaced anger. >> reporter: after arriving late yesterday, former president trump expected to make the short drive from trump tower to the co co courthouse later today where he will be placed under arrest. during processing, he will not be handcuffed. it is unclear if a mug shot will be taken we know he will be fingerprinted. he will be escorted to the courtroom. the first time someone from the oval office will stand for criminal cha

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is it cheating, jay? >> it should be the new baseline. have dropped. we have to do better, try harder in our essays. >> martha: put something in and say no, that's not the way i would say it. i would write it like this instead. i can be smarter than that. >> i never used it to write a paper. that's something that people are seeing as not being very academically honest. but i think it can be used as a tool. it's a very powerful tool to use for example to show you the steps of a math problem or a financial math problem. but i think if you're using it as a crutch instead of learning the material yourself, it concerning that young professionals might not know the subject matter. >> martha: absolutely. may lead to people saying, okay, we're going to come to class today. you're going to write your essay on paper during class because that's the only way you'll figure out. one of the questions i have is that sort of anxiousness about it that i just touched on. do you think that this could be like something that can end civilization? >> i definite

her mother was the daughter of the of the great grandson of john jay and john jay junior was a diplomat in vienna and he was the american ambassador there and my grandmother's adam's mother's mother was the daughter of john jay junior. and so they came together. they married and. so there is this american an aspect in the family that i think has contributed to his education he had english speaking and then he and then later he he was born in 19 when he came to study and gutting and. he studied law and then he applied for a rhodes scholarship in oxford. and so this went on to a certain extent. how important do you think that that education abroad was to and also the people that he met adults for the people that he made friends with as a as a young man before before war started and what was the relationship between them how did that change as hitler's coming to power and what hitler was was planning became more evident? it started actually in nine. in 1928, when he, through his mother, who was connected to the international ymca, was invited to a conference in geneva, where we had other p

jay: no.n the first quarter. tom: i was rude. the reason we did that is because jay does not understand this but we need to make some news. lisa: this goes to the point we were hearing from peter tchir that there will not necessarily be the same kind of global trajectory, global impulse, as in the past, starting with china and the fact that the china reopening is a bust when it comes to how much they plan to import from places like the u.s. and possibly even europe. how much are you factoring in kind of the changing global structure of trade as a reason for slow growth and slower growth for the u.s. going forward? jay: in the near term, it does not have much of an effect, but we are said to have a series of reports on this in terms of deglobalization, and it's a modest headwind overall. if things come back to the u.s., which is good in a long-term sense, but as that transition occurs, the overall cost structure will go up. we will not be as efficient. it would be one thing that would potential

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blackrock's jay jacobs. jay, i a mean, what's your overall thesis? let's start with the macro picture. for investing the rest of 2023. >> these are choppy markets. we're still uncertain what exactly is going to happen with interest rates, so we're looking at quality stocks, companies that are profitable and companies that that don't have a lot of debt because you want that quality in a market like this where you're just not really sure, are we going to the escape without recession, or do we need to get -- liz: when you say choppy, that means some of these sectors which are pretty sexy right now are kind of scary at the moment, but let's start with a.i. and e -- evs, the double initial ones we'll begin with. artificial intelligence, there's so many headlines hitting the tape, not the least of which is that, obviously, nvidia has a double upgrade because a.i. chips that it makes can command a much higher price. but microsoft has, apparently, a code name project called iowa three that where it's creating its own -- iowa three that where it's creating it

jay has worked and wildfir response and management for 25 years. frontlines as an elite federal smoke jumper he went on to work and fores management as an operations management fo a complex disaster management. he also found the nonprofi warriors on the river to hel first responders facing ptsd now, he is working with xprize as a technical lead for thei wildfire competition couldn't be somewhat better to do it then you, jay! thank you for being a lead and for being with us this morning first of all, my executive producer and i were talkin about the images of smok jumpers. that is a wild thing what is that like, to jump out of a plane into a fire >> yeah, happy earth day thank you for your time today. it's a lot of fun at first, an then you obviously start t realize the dangers as you progress through your career so, yeah a bit exhilarating but also, a very important position >> what do you want to do here we understand that wildfires are getting more intense they are bigger, they ar faster growing what does success look like fo this xprize? what wi

you've got to get it, jay.every time i think of a big trade, i think a jay glazer, e t jay, who goter the better of >>is, the jets or the packers? hard look, i think they actually the because if you think of the talent, there is one thing they're missing is a quarterbacking is t and thr been missing that for a couple of years now. but they've got a great young running back bristol. they've got a great young widev. receiver, darren wilson. their defens e was phenomenaljust mis last year, just missing thaton d quarterback position and bringing a guy like aaronror rodgers in fills that position. favre sten, i don't thins sitiok he's going to be i know t brad favre did the same thing fifteen years ago to totally different guys. we can't lool diffk at it go . well, brad went.ju sost d that'ons what same things going to happen, aaron. i just don't see that you usedyk to hurt the locker rooms for the new york post. and , you know, the guys could be . are you ? that's absolutely.lot i was a loquict cooler than youn be

. >> he works for jay some organics, a family farm in monterey county with -- which suffered from flooding. their strawberry crop was wiped out. >> we planted 15 acres and we lost like a third of it. so yeah, it is been hard. >> it was first thank god we needed this, and now it needs to be over. >> the drop busting winter season has delayed this man's planting. >> i've been doing this for 30 years and usually by now we have stuff in the ground. spring vegetables. >> the toughest part, stormy weather has forced many vendors to cancel dates and lose profits. >> we did the south berkeley market two weeks ago and i'm a little traumatized. >> it wasn't just the right, the wind was moving the tents. >> this market open -- is open around the year, and t created nothing less than a logistical nightmare for vendors and operators. >> we really tested that rain or shine policy. >> the association that manages a dozen markets across the bay area says it is working with farmers, about 10 vendors were missing today. >> most of our vendors are small vendors, where all their money comes from farmers marke

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little, that republican governor of idaho on the right side of you screen jay inslee's letter to brae, basically for most o the letter, tells him what a bad idea it is for idaho t pass this new law. but then governor inslee syste at the end of the letter thi -- he says, quote, we welcome idaho's patients and healt care providers with open arm here in washington but make no mistake, governo little, the laws of anothe state that seek to punis anyone in washington for lawfu actions taken in washingto will not stand quote, we will protect our providers, and we will harbo and comfort your residents who seek health care services that are the night to them in idaho we will harbor and comfort you people who need to flee your state in order to get care here and we will not be arresting our doctors, and nurses, and pharmacists my friend. radical turn, indeed washington is also the state where the attorney general led a federal lawsuit. you might have seen this las week it made big national news fo lots of important reasons. but it was a group o democratic attorney generals led by the democrati

and thank heavens jay paul was there.ave gotten a very different result in march of 2020 after the pandemic broke out. >> did the fed keep rates low for too long after that? >> who knows who knows? we won't know -- i don't -- i don't know what they precisely should do. nobody does. and they follow conventional wisdom and all of that, and sometimes it work out, sometimes it doesn't but since 1942, you know, we made all kinds of mistakes in this country and will continue to make them we saw how the system works pretty damn well, i would rather own stocks than bonds, i would rather own part of america and squirrel my money away maybe in switzerland, credit suisse or something like that. but people are -- they don't really get any wiser about this sort of thing. people -- it is built into -- fear is so easy to arouse in people talk about fear of their money, they don't really understand the system necessarily or anything of the sort. and they it actually by their own actions create what they were afraid of it is a very intere

jay gray has been outside the courthouse since early this morning. >> reporter: as the motorcade leaves, the historic trip is short, less than four miles. cameras getting a quick glimpse as former president trump enters the criminal courthouse. inside a process unprecedented in u.s. history begins to unfold. agents reading his rights and fingerprinting the former president. then after a short delay -- >> president trump, will you come speak to us? >> reporter: leading him into a courtroom, still photographers allowed inside briefly before the arraignment. the man who once sat in the oval office indicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records for his alleged role in a hush money scheme involving an alleged affair with stormy daniels just ahead of the 2016 election. >> these are felony crimes in new york state no matter who you are. >> reporter: mr. trump pleading not guilty. >> there were no facts in there. in an indictment you have alleged facts. >> reporter: the entire process seemingly unnoticed by hundreds gathered just outside of the courthouse. those on both sides of this poli

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here is nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: images of horror and heroism. officers rushing in to confront a mass shooter just minutes after he opened fire inside the old national bank in downtown louisville. >> stopped the threat so other lives could be saved. >> reporter: the 25-year-old shooter was armed with an ar-15 rifle legally purchased and investigators say he was live streaming the massacre online. a day after the attack five dead, eight injured, two including a police officer still in critical condition. louisville is the latest caught in the vicious and sadly familiar cycle of mass shootings in america. a spray of bullets followed by a string of questions including how and why. >> only so many times you can walk no a room. >> we are despondent. >> quickly giving way to anger and demands for change. >> put those policies in place. that put people first. people over guns. public safety over guns. >> reporter: more than 140 mass shootings this year alone. words to this point many say without any real action. hollow and empty like the hearts of those

abc seven news reporter jay o'brien has reaction from trump's attorney. >> amid heightened security, former president trump is prepared to fly to new york for his arraignment on tuesday on criminal charges. sources say he is facing around two dozen charges, including felonies that could potentially expose him to prison time. >> he is gearing up for a battle. you know, this is something that obviously we believe is political persecution and people on both sides of the i'll believe that. investigation focusing on an alleged hush money payment to adult film star stormy daniels near the end of the 2016 campaign. the alleged hush money itself is not a crime, but the way donald trump may have accounted for it might be. the indictment comes as a new abc seven news paul says former president trump, should he have been charged with a crime? 45% of americans say he should, 32% believe he should not, 23 do not know. along party lines, 88% of democrats think donald trump should have been charged as do 40% of independents. 62 percent of republicans responding the former president should not have

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to take appropriate steps to protect the artists and that sounded just like jay z.erated version of it, my goodness, i don't know how it does that. but i could see that being used a whole lot more sure and think about those artists who already here to fight for their art. big name. let's say, like, you know, i died 30 years ago. my music lives on. but now people are changing it and tweaking it and someone else owns that state. yeah the estate would stay like reputation and who that person was. and you know, elvis would have never said that. yeah exactly brave new world as they different now , it's different so much for joining us on this gorgeous morning. get out there. enjoy the sunshine. but be sure to meet us back here. another news cab. sherri shepherd's up next. and of course we have you covered on news ♪ we're gonna have a real good time ♪ ♪ feel good time ♪ ♪ spreading love and joy and laughter all over the place ♪ ♪ we're gonna have a real good time ♪ ♪ feel good time ♪ ♪ nothing's gonna take this good day smile from my face ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪

back at the workshop, tina is eager to see what jay has brought home when i saw that he was, i was a quite excited out and i was really excited when i saw it because it's, it's a rare seemed to find whoa, where he found it's. it's another thing altogether the to waste no time getting to work on the restoration. stripping off the old paint and reconditioning the metal beneath. but there is still the beloved mercedes, w 2, a $1190.00 with a radiator leak. this car was built in germany in 1983, nearly 4 decades on cammie ingenuity of cannon scrap workers help keep it going. and it's a success. another classic car rescued from the scrap heap and another used european vehicle given a 2nd life on west africa roads. very hot breaking to see a local vehicles being about 4 young little m. people like us are responsible for keeping most of these cars on the road to them is just a matter that they are going to scrap book. but then to us it's something of great value. so we're happy to be part of the journey of keep in these vehicles alive. and the whole purpose is to keep it around for the next

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jay has spotted something he likes were coming around here. i thought he had got a couple of the wheels underneath the truck that my i caught my eye and i, i decided to get them. these are all the wheels. uri's in wheels. that's why i like them looking for one for well, when was trimmed the pain to restore it and put it on one of my vehicles the best of the metallic harvest goes to nearby market. and with his citron rally will secured. that's where j is heading next a go. i'm in the middle of a before kind of the biggest automotive markets in gonna look to the left, you see, and replacements there in pools, an airbag. and if you look in my right, you see a lot of brake pads, horses for underneath already, it's a hoses and more steering wheels, shock absorbers, and things like that. so this is like being in the candy store because all deposit i need them for restore my classic cars. this is why fi of them a couple of cds. i just purchased a home for the veto on 190 and mercedes benz from 1990. the whole house cuts him, it was making the vehicle

today jay has spotted something he likes ah, were coming around here. i thought, and i thought i would be caught up on the wheels underneath the truck that my i caught my eye and i, i decided to get them. these are all the wheels. uri's in wheels, that's what i like them to looking for one floor, going to strip the pain to restore it, and put it on one of my vehicles. best of the metallic harvest goes to nearby market. and with his citron rally wheels secured, that's where j is heading next. ah, with the go, i'm in the middle of, i will so kind of the biggest, the most the market is gonna look to the left, you see replacement steering rules and airbag. and if you look at my right, you see a lot of brake pad, horses for on nissan hoses and most steering wheels, shock, i'm go with and things like that. so this is like being in the candy store because on the part of that i need them for restore my class because this is the last couple of i just put the whole for the veto on one might be a mercedes benz from the main to the whole have a customer who's makin

great to see george and jay here this is the second year you have done this.e under the covid weather at that time unfortunately. >> that's true >> the last time we worked together, though, we were talking on this show about sports valuations, and whether they would continue at pace. i want to get us into where you think this is all headed they have all went up. just two hours ago, mark lazzeri was sitting in this chair and he is making the trade to get out it seemed like the suggestion was, he thinks they may go up, but maybe not at the rate they have before. >> i don't know, the phoenix suns had a $4 billion valuation. the denver broncos are $4.5 billion. i think the commanders, they will be north of $6 billion. again, at $6 billion, that's a healthy price. >> do you think -- the question, come back five years from now, he said we'll see whether the trade i made was a good trade or bad trade. >> there's no good answer for that historically for 30 years, the answer has been yes. so we'll see you have some challenges with the regional sports networks impacting

we are going to lose huge if we continue down this path of extremities. >> jay o'brien joins us.what are we learning about president brandon's reelection announcement this week? >> linsey, a lot of attention on a possible tuesday announcement. that would mark the 4 year anniversary of the launch a president part is 2020 campaign white house reaching out to top democratic donors and that the campaign kickoff would likely come in the form of a video message. away. thank you. return to the water crisis on our planet. it's become more dire and search for solutions more urgent. abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee found one possible answer. i traveled to mexico were many families struggle to access clean water. >> high in the hills of mexico. at the heart of the san juan clinical tingle forest. life without access to clean tricky water is a challenge at best. >> or heading to a small community outside of mexico city to really witness firsthand the impact of the we wind our way around the mexican mountainside. about 6 miles south of mexico city. though it feels like a world away. >> th