jeff: serena williams.a collector of stories and moments from the world's greatest sporting event. jeff: and to be at one is amazing. to be at eight is incredible. joe: well, when we return, you know her as a legendary national park ranger, but did you know she could also sing like a bird? joe: you probably know the story of betty reid soskin, the bay area woman who became a national park ranger at the age of 85. well, turns out music was also a big part of her life. we head to the east bay to hear about the new film sharing that part of her story. joe: sometimes in life, there comes an opportunity to re-invent ourselves, to start over, and follow a new path into a new adventure. betty: it feels overwhelming. joe: in her lifetime, betty reid soskin has followed many of those paths. betty: i'll put my experience into context. joe: soskin famously became a national park ranger at the age of 85. she worked as a docent at the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. but it turns out that was only t

stuart: thinking that mostly really focus that much on the federal reserve right now jeff.ieve there's been a continual fixation on the federal reserve and i think that there is an anticipation the federal reserve will lower the rates in this what they said payments and lower rates up to three times that in 2024 and so i do think the invested investors are concerned and i do not think the investors believe that jerome powell is going to do much of anything except lower rates before the election. stuart: nobody seems and i was going on the fed is watching the industry and closely had full screen well. jeff: when the rally started in october based on the cutting rate six - seven times even as they realize it was to optimistic again steamed because there rallying on a strong economy was the new narrative and what happens we have a weaker economy and high inflation and both of those narratives of the disappear, went to the polls alone and that's the one thing that i'm anxious about. stuart: okay i like that in jeff and elvis, democrat from california, said that he would conside

jeff: spicy.ke to say that we make margaritas perfectly spicy, which means that ours accents the margarita. i brought you some samples. you should try one tonight. i recommend pineapple or watermelon margarita. sonali: what is the next big evolution in spicy margarita making? do you see yourself making a different product in the next 12 to 16 months? jeff: absolutely. margarita is our wheelhouse, our number one occasion. the repazato, that will be ranch water, the number one thing. also espresso martini. the thing about ghost is we make everything perfectly spicy. so, if you have one tonight, you will be perfectly spicy. you can put it in an espresso martini and it is magic. coffee, chocolate, and spice. sonali: thanks, jeff popkin of ghost tequila. thank you for little bit of inflation and a little bit of fun. we will check on the markets because we are seeing real moves. >> traders are definitely focused on geopolitics and earnings. the s&p 500 is on pace for a second weekly loss. the nasdaq 100

joining us now is the district attorney of santa clara county jeff rosen. nice to have you back on the program. you're certainly making headlines by charging the roommates in this specific case. can you win this case in a court of law? >> absolutely, raj. these are more than just roommates. these are drug dealers that lived with baby winter for several months, sold fentanyl to baby winter's parents, sold fentanyl to other people. left fentanyl all over the condominium where baby winter was living. knew it was dangerous to have fentanyl around the baby, and nonetheless, continued to do that showing conscious disregard for human life, which is implied murder and why we've charged murder in this case, and why we will succeed. >> reporter: district attorney rosen, i'm assuming here you've spoken with other d.a.'s around the state, maybe even the country to gang up here and figure out a strategy moving forward? >> i've certainly spoken to my colleagues throughout the country about the scourge that is fentanyl, and we're all working on different ways to reduce th

so stay right there, jeff helper. brilliant man. we're going to continue the discussion with him when we come back, especially the issue with the mean engineer, who keeps raising and raising and raising he to uses the bible. when he says this, we are a jewish state and must remain a jewish state. and the world must recognizes, as such, puts as the mean, what does that mean and can it work? and is that really democratic? so many questions will be right back the, the same wrong. just don't have to shape out the application. and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground the and the world's largest democracy votes the rest of the planet watches in an emerging multi polar world. india's voice matters, but who will be the power behind it? watches almost 1000000000 people decide and billions more, react, the more expensive, and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted of opinions

so stay right there, jeff helper. brilliant man. we're going to continue the discussion with him when we come back, especially the issue the beginning and yeah, who keeps raising and raising and raising he to uses the bible when he says this, we are a jewish state and must remain a jewish state. and the world most recognizes as such, what does the mean, what does that mean and can't it work? and is that really democratic? so many questions will be right back the, the, the, the mass of a bill for ukraine passed by the us congress ensures the conflict will continue. countless lives will continue to be lost. the will this aid all sort of the events being played out on the ground. there is no reason to believe so the, the 4 talking to jeff helper, who has written books about this. once again, the book that people should buy. if they want to get a sense of what you describe again, jeff, tell us a title, you call them and you just did call them. i did call them. i think israel liberating palestine by jeff howell zionism. settlement coloni

so stay right there, jeff helper. brilliant man. we're going to continue the discussion with him when we come back, especially the issue with the mean engineer who keeps raising and raising and raising he to uses the bible. what he says this, we are a jewish state and must remain a jewish state and the world most recognizes as such, puts as the mean. what does that mean and can it work? and is that really democratic? so many questions will be right back the the, to for talking to jeff helper, who has written books about this. once again, the book that people should buy, if they want to get a sense of what you described. again, jeff, tell us the title that you call them and you just did call them. i did call them, isaac israel, liberating palo signed by jeff household zionism, settlement colonialism in the case for one democratic state. while you're it's, it's perfect that you're joining us because i think so many of us have so many questions about this. i mean, for example, you know, israel has been and can be again, a great country

thank you, jeff. >>> well jeff talked about it. the snow, there is more of it. this is what it looked like on mount hamilton. it was hard just to see the observatory. in the santa cruz mountains people stopped to watch the snow flurries as well. we spoke to one 12-year-old boy who had only seen snow in photographs. >> i think like, it is a new experience for me. because i rarely have seen snow. it is exciting for me. >> what do you think now that you are looking at it? >> it is very cold. >> in the sierra, it has been rough on the roads. i-80 wet but clear. chains not required right now. earlier they were. at one point, traffic was brought to a halt due to multiple big rig crashes. right now, are required along 50. storm is not over yet as you heard jeff say. so before you head out the door in the morning check in with the morning team for the latest at 5:00. >>> we will wake up tomorrow, perhaps feeling a little better. today has been rough for a whole lot of people across the bay area. this is a live look at the oakland coliseum soon to be the former home of t

now is the time to bring in jeff kilburg. he is a cnbc contributor.jeff, let's talk about the playbook for q2 coming up here and for the balance of the year. what is the top play? >> dom, the top play is the name i love. tesla is my top name. elon musk, the second richest man in the world, has been scrutinized and ridiculed. if you go back to january of 2023 and he bought twitter, you thank yo saw that go down to $100. it has the ability to retake the 50-day moving average at 184 and the way i'm looking at this and this is my top play is not ev growth. i don't look at it as an ev company. i look at a pure play in artificial intelligence. you talk about the full self automation driving which is under prappreciated. elon musk has been quiet lately. it feels like he will defend his stake and the fact he owns 25%. not quite 25%. this will allow him to vault his net worth above $200 billion and reclaim the number one richest man in the world. >> jeff, you may not consider tesla to be an ev play, but the problem is a lot of people out there consider tesla t

jeff horowitz. sorry about that. so, jeff. jeff is a technology reporter for the wall street journal. his reporting series called the facebook won the george polk award for business reporting and the gerald loeb award for beat reporting. previously an investigative reporter for, the associated press in washington. he now lives in the san francisco bay area. his book published last year, is broken inside facebook and the fight to expose its harmful secrets. it lays out in sobering detail not just the architecture of facebook's failures, but what facebook knew and ignored about damaging impact on all us. if you're wondering what jeff has been doing recently in his spare time tells me he's in the middle of attempting develop immunity from poison oak and poison ivy via described in largely forgotten century old medical research. jeff, you'll forgive me if i don't shake your hand, but the poison oak and the poison ivy. is it working? i want to know. yes. and the wall street journal will supposedly be publishing magazine story about

i am joined now by jeff helper. he's an israel american professor who was offered multiple books about israel and palestine. maybe we start there, maybe we start where, where mike johnson says what he just said that because he is biblical. and believes in biblical munitions, that is part of the reason, or maybe the main reason that he is choosing to support israel and send them as much money as they seem to want or ask for to that you say what professor? well, i mean, that's part of why israel's prevailing over the palestinians and apparently over the americans as well. you know, this is a war of narrative and, and the israel, every, every, several colonial project life design is a minor, if you're coming to north america, going to canada to australia, south africa, wherever mix up a story about why the land belongs to them. why belongs to us jews and not the palestinians and the bible was already made narrative. it wants to get borrow but be. busy like or i don't think the only johnson i think biting probably fits

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. >>> the home the earthquake hit, jeff ranieri dug into the details. let's talk about the magnitude of the depth, we are talking about so much damage. and then we are getting aftershocks. >> and they are pretty powerful when you take a look at what is happening. 7.4 as we mentioned the overall epicenter of this earthquake. and where this happened. this is considered a shallow earthquake. 4:58 tonight. look at the realtime map showing the cluster of aftershocks. you have taipei to the north. this is to the south, hualien. 22 aftershocks. 4.7 or higher. the largest coming in at 6.4. a lot of these coastal cities here with the violent shaking in 27.4 in the strong aftershocks. the ground is just moving and jarring so much. it is turning some of the ground into liquid. that is why we are seeing some of these buildings crumble and pancaking down there. so let's put this on a scale. 7.0 magnitude and higher. seven range. there is only 18 of those per year. so extremely rare to get that. the energy equivalent is equivalent to one billion pounds of explosive.

meet jeff. i'm from america. i came to russia 12 years ago.erviews, a journalist asked me: do you like russia? and i said, yes, i really like russia, but do you like penza? of course, too. but i also said, i want to be in america. why? because my mother is sick, she has cancer, and i said that i need to return to america, i am very sad about this, the next day i had a free day, and i was just walking along the streets of the city of benza, a very old man came up to me , he told me through an interpreter: i saw your interview, jeff, i tried to find you, he told me, you won’t understand this. but know, i love your mom, i love you, russia loves your mom, and well, he said that he is a master, and he made a gift for my mom, and he gave it to me this icon, which he carved himself, was mother mary. he said: jeff, do you want your dream to come true? and he introduced me to vladimir zhirinovsky. i met him in his office, he invited me, he said to me: “jeff, i will help you.” you will receive citizenship in russia, you can live here. and i remember the

>> greg: you'd like to be jeff wouldn't you. >> beat him? >> i feel bad for men because a lot of men these days it's coming out, a lot of women beating their husbands and boyfriends asked it's not good. >> greg: being a man you can't admit it because it's considered like emasculating. >> i asked i go out to the clubs how many men here are getting their ass beat by women and they just it's shocking i'm not kidding it's terrible. >> greg: i know when you're serious, jeff what do you make up in pr, are you surprised? is this groundbreaking earth shattering news to you? >> with a big problem npr has is all of these democrats identifying as journalists, that's the problem have you read it? it's terrible there's nothing i tried to give it a fair take a fair shot it's terrible i also read in pr has all democrat and zero republicans and they said were working on getting those numbers higher so that's probably what's going to happen it npr nothing. >> greg: nothing will happen it will what do you have to say about this interesting thing? it's kind of

jeff flock has our report. jeff, first of all, what's the average rent for an apartment nationwide?t there, but just to be clear, it's not just apartments. this is the a single-family home that's for rent here in new jersey. that's not a for sale sign, that's a for remember sign right here, and -- rent sign, and these things are also in demand because people can't afford to buy a home, and they're trying to rent. i got that number for you and here it is, put it up on the board, $1,987 is the median rent for an apartment right now in the u.s. now, that may sound a little high. it's only up less than a percent since the first of the -- [no audio] stuart: we just lost -- i'm afraid we just lost audio from jeff just as he was getting into it. $2,000 a month is the median rent. he was about to go on and say that was up just a fraction, less than 1%. he was going to go on and say look at new york city where i believe it is absolutely, it's out of control in new york city. and other cities like it too. we'll try to get back with jeff's information a bit later on. meanwhile, look at the mar

jeff, i'm going to start with you because you're there. glad you're okay in taipei, being from the bay area, you've certainly experienced earthquakes before. i think loma prieta as well. so how would you describe this one? how was this one for you, it started with a big jolt. it was rolling. i had me, my two boys in the room where we're up here on the 15th floor, over in bargetto and, it just it's one of those things where you're in the moment. it just kept going, and it was just swaying back and forth for what seemed like forever. >> we have a lot of video of that. perhaps we can show some of that. just crazy amounts of shaking, in some of those buildings. and jeff, while we show that i want to ask you, i mean, look at that. that's an apartment building in taipei. look at the chandeliers, for the most part, despite how scary it looked, taipei is fine, but the real destruction is in hualien, which is about 100 miles away. and you were actually just there with your family a couple of days ago, right? tell us about that area. >> that's right

i want to bring back jeff guzzetti, former faa and ntsb investigator. so, jeff, this is -- these are very serious allegations about people who say they were in very important, critical times of either building these airplanes or certainly continuing to build these airplanes. and that they saw very serious issues being -- occurring in the production and manufacture of them and they were saying they were ignored for many -- in many things. >> yes, jose, these are -- anytime anyone makes allegations like this, in a commercial airplane factory, it should be taken seriously. and -- but, again, they are just allegations. i must tell you, i'm a little bit skeptical of some of these allegations, just based on my knowledge of how commercial airplanes are built up, and also from information boeing has provided to the public, to the media, about their buildup process and just being in the faa and seeing how the faa follows along whenever there is a problem. that said, employees shouldn't have to feel this way. they shouldn't have to feel like they're being retalia

billionaire real estate developer jeff green is the man behind that plan.e'll tell us what he's seeing with it comes to the housing market, commercial real estate, higher for longer and fox business exclusive. and have you downloaded my everyone talks to liz podcast yet? i'll smack you if you haven't. alyssa rivers is the latest guest and is the daughter of red carpet export comedy joan rivers and laughter is the best medicine and felt great every day and front row seat to mom's success and we discuss the career path. using her mom as inspiration in her life and number one question to all. what would jones think today? woke culture and comics can't tell certain jokes because they'll be bo cotted. listen an apple, google, spotify or wherever you get your p odcasts. we're coming back and dow up nearly 72 points whereas i want to say four minutes ago up 200 to say four minutes ago up 200 and take a look at it next liz: a very curious development in the housing space or w orrisome in you're a home b uilder. march housing data, starts, c alled starts came in wit

jeff berman had not resigned, and he said so. he refused to go. and he did that in part because he had just seen what had happened in another important u.s. attorney's office after a total takeover there by trump's justice department. it was b in the d.c. u.s. attorney's office that these schemes went even further. barr in the d.c. u.s. attorney's office had succeeded in ousting the u.s. attorney there and instead installing his own people. that u.s. hattorney's office i d.c. then immediately moved today drop the charges and undue the guilty plea from trump national security advisor mike flynn. they moved to undue the recommended since for roger stone, who had been convict on multiple felonies. this was the same u.s. attorney's office that also folded to the pressure to bring charges against obama's white house council after berman refused to do it because there was no case there. that case was so palpably weak, the jury voted to acquit in less than five hours. that very rarely happens to federal prosecutors, but it happened there because there wa

what are you seeing now, jeff? >> seeing that video coming in to us right now, the way a lot of those buildings just started to kind of, you know, pancake, those soft stories on the bottom just getting crushed down to the ground. that's why when we get earthquakes, we urge everyone to head to the center of the structure because, of course, that usually is the safest. so we've got this 7.4. there were some contradictions on the original report. but all of them rating above a 7.0. usgs classifying it as a 7.4. so when it comes to what we're seeing tonight, it was a fairly shallow earthquake, just 7 miles below the earth's surface right at 4:58 tonight. this is a look at our real-time tracking map showing the aftershocks. you can see just how busy it's been on this northeastern edge of taiwan. let's get you in closer. this is the -- these are the two closest cities near that epicenter just to the south here of shui-lien. excuse my pronunciation. with that 7.4. again, the largest aftershock rating a 6.4. when it comes

let's go live to jeff flock at a cafÉ in philadelphia. how's it going, jeff?ans? >> reporter: ah, i tell you, this is gold. colombian gold. well, actually, i think social security salvadoran gold, actually. you can get coffee from pretty much if anywhere these -- well, not anywhere, but the coffee's just booming. the price, the interest. take a look at this survey, national coffee association just did a survey. they ask folks every year, have you had coffee in the last 24 hours? in 2004 about less than half of the people said they had. now it's, like, 67%. and demand not only just your maxwell house, but actually these specialty coffees s. and this is what they specialize in here. this is pilgrim roasters, one of the two founders is brian connolly. how do you with explain this craze? and people willing to spend. >> yeah. i mean, they spend money on the things that they want, you know? we try to position ousts where -- ourselves where we're selling really great coffee, we're buying the best coffees we can get our hands on and bringing those to consumers. a lot

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thanks, jeff. sure. coming up, a key indicator of how our economy is dealing with inflation has been updated with the new data shows and that's much lower than economists expected. consumer spending increased about 2.5, which was also lower than wall street projected. meanwhile a key marker for inflation, known as the personal consumption expenditure price index, rose 3.4% for the quarter. and that could mean fewer interest rate cuts from the fed this year. that report shook wall street today. the dow plummeted 375 points. the nasdaq dropped 100, and the s&p lost over 23 points. fresh off getting his heisman trophy back, reggie bush is speangki heisman trophy winner. the award he earned in 2005 while at usc has been reinstated and today he's thanking his supporters and teammates. bush forfeited the statue in 2010 after usc was hit with massive sanctions following an ncaa investigation. it included allegations that bush received improper benefits during his time on the team. the heisman trust restored the

jeff ranieri talking about that and all the things that we're seeing even at this hour, jeff. take it away. >> it's been wild today. really taking us back to winter. and january 1st, so to speak, the way the storm system is moving in. it's not only the cold air, the rain, the thunderstorms, and also that small hail. let's show storm ranger doppler radar. and we are tracking moderate few heavier pockets, let's put a track on this. i do see some of this wet weather here with some heavier rain at times, continuing off through orinda, walnut creek, martinez and concord. even into 7:49 the. livermore just got done with some very heavy downpours. this is moving off toward the altamont pass, eventually towards tracy. for the south bay rain continues in san jose, even low snow through the santa cruz mountains, and right back here towards mount hamilton. so as we head through tonight, rainfall chances stay with us, along with tomorrow, we'll keep the chance of some thunderstorms and small hail, low snow between 2,000 to 3,000 feet and temperatures only in the 50s. now i do want to just

okay jeff. thanks. thanks, jeff. up next seat assignments on southwest.ig change the airline could ma and how rifle range road earlier this month. witness actually took this photo of him before he took off. police say he was seen wearing a dark robe carrying a horse bow. anyone who recognizes him is asked to call police. a dog is safe tonight after getting stuck in a tight spot. the dog was dangling inside a canal. see that there in antioch animal services says the dog had been spotted in the area over the last few days. but they weren't able to catch him. today, a good samaritan spotted him wedged between the wall and a beam inside the canal. there, first responders worked together to slowly free the little guy. the dog is now at the antioch animal shelter and yes, yes, he's available for adoption. nice. hope he finds a home soon. well, a big change may be on the way for southwest travelers. the airline could be getting rid of its open seating system. so right now, southwest has a single economy class cabin with no seating assignments. you may know this,

did you feel anything, jeff?ughter] significantly for some time, as a matter of fact. [laughter] today was no exception. stuart: you know what you're talking about, the earth move. okay, i'm not going to get into it. thanks so much, jeff. you're all right. >> reporter: thank you. stuart: i won't press you on that. >>> next case, the biden administration is granting $20 billion for more clean energy projects. lauren, where's the money going? lauren: to help fund green projects in low income communities. the vice president, kamala harris, made the announcement when she was in north carolina yesterday. she said the goal is to are retrofit homes to make them more energy efficient and affordable, and the government will dole out the money to eight a different nonprofits, and they can use it as they wish. where does this money come from? well, it's part of a greenhouse gas reduction fund that was part of the inflation reduction act. stuart: i believe the expression, the earth moved in "for whom the bell tolls" novel --

cheers to you, jeff. thank you, jeff flock. appreciate it.a cup of coffee and it's much more expensive than that in other places. >> you know what's really impressive is that coffee consumption's going up which turns out it's actually a good thing because there was a study that came out a few days ago that said that living a sedentary lifestyle and a lack of drinking coffee increases your risk of early death so obviously, look, there's health benefits to coffee, there's anti-oxidant properties, stuff like that which is great. however, i think what you really need to pay attention to is which kind of coffee you're buying right now. t lattes, popularity growing there. cocoa prices are up 160% year-to-date. maria: that's right. and by the way, i was reading this story in the new york post that there's an anti-aging guru, brian johnson, he says the unique ingredients he uses every day he takes to it help him on his quest to live forever is cocoa krysia. >> well, there are a lot of benefits. it's anti-cardiovascular disease, i mean, this is a subj

caroline: jeff bezos and andy jassy deleting chaps amid an antitrust probe. let's check in on these markets. this is a macro picture on the day and some earnings galvanizing a drive higher. nasdaq up more than 2% then. we see the core pce that the fed so loves coming in line. we are not calling, but we are not exceeding expectations. the market is relieved and we are seeing about of good, healthy increase in certain stocks. a 10 year yield dives down onto the back of that pce number. even though we see bonds indeed rallying coming yields falling lower, the dollar still resilient against the japanese yen. will we see intervention from the boj? moving on, have a look at what it is doing against bitcoin. dollar strength against bitcoin. crypto on the downside. ed: it is all about earnings. intel is off session lows. and just a moment, ian king will give us the numbers and then we will speak to the intel ceo. microsoft and alphabet are all about cloud growth driven by ai products. microsoft, 31% topline growth on azure. we will go deeper on that later in the show

jeff: there is no way around it but packaging is an issue. of things in heavy packaging. ever by kraft singles? more plastic in the wrapping of individually wrapped singles than i don't know what and the idea is you try to reduce that so take a look at what new york is proposing, something called the packaging reduction and recycling infrastructure act. it last that long in terms of the title. it applies to million-dollar companies, million dollars in sales, they have cut packaging the go to landfills by 50% the last 12 years incrementally and also have to pay for recycling. it's what they call extended product response really law, 33 states have these laws tips affect products like batteries, electronics, and the like, stuff that's hard to recycle. they are already paying for that. but now some states, four have already passed these laws when it comes to packaging. california, colorado, maine, oregon, new york, and others are considering it as well. look at the toy industry for one, i bought barbie, kind of cute, for one but that the package

jazzy jeff.llaborator will smith. the two won the first ever rap grammy from '89. the rap category was not televised at the time for shame, and you know, i don't think -- who am i thinking about? i don't think killer mike got televised this year either. we still have change to make. >> he's worked with everyone from eminem with the roots. >> mr. jazz is here to see you. >> summertime, d.j. jazzy jeff and the fresh prince. ♪♪ summer, summer, summertime ♪ ♪ tell the kids all across the land, there's no need to argue, parents just don't understand ♪ >> still true today and they're here together for the kennedy center's hip-hop jazz festival. also our hometown hero, political science professor christina grier author of "black ethnics" and the pursuit of the american dream. >> i love this lineup. we'll start with the hometown and what's on your fallback list, professor? >> libraries. i cannot believe that the state of texas is charging parents for overdue library funds. we know it's important to retur

jeff toobin, as well. good to have you all on tonight. and so you 11:00 laura, for a special edition of laura coates, live a life and death of o.j. simpson again that 11:00 eastern time? right here on cnn next tonight espn's jeremy shap and his thoughts on simpson's passing later. only on three 60 cnn's donie o'sullivan investigates the intersection of battles of abortion and the former president's support of what's been called a christian nationalist movement on the right file, 100% free with turbotax free edition, roughly 37% of taxpayers >> qualify form ten, 40 and limited credits only. see how a turbotax.com that's me >> 60% of misguide >> and it's >> not just sports tickets fossil concerts donald gametime. last-minute tickets, lowest price guaranteed. >> hey, they're brenda. >> it's carroll actually. >> so which like are we operating on? >> you mean arm? >> it's all connected. asking the right question, can greatly impact your future. >> you share your an orthopedist >> actually, i'm a sagittarius, especially when it comes to your fi

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this is from jeff berman's book called holding the line. he says, quote, while michael cohen had pleaded guilty, our office comes continued to pursue other possible campaign finance violations. when bill barr took over of trans attorney general, six months afterwards, barr not only tried to kill in litigations, but incredibly, he's adjusted that michael cohen's conviction on campaign finance charges should be reversed. attorney general barr, summoned by deputy rod pisani overseeing the cohen case in late february, to challenge the basis of cohen's guilty plea, as well as the reason behind pursuing similar campaign-finance charges against other individuals. he was told to cease all investigators work on the campaign-finance allegations, until maine justice determined that there was a legal basis for the campaign-finance charges, to which cohen pled guilty, and until barr himself determined there was a sufficient federal interest in pursuing charges against others. the directive attorney general barr gave, amplified that same day by a follow-

jeff that the change in u.s. telecom industry led to the change in the international telecommunity industry. and if has to become fully privatized, it certainly was to nationalize. that's a subject for future discussion. thanks, henry. thank you very much. tom thomas hazlett. well this does take us back and the comments of henry goldberg are quite well informed. he was there, by the way. i'll just say not all of the panelists were there during the during the nixon administration. but if i had been eligible vote, sure, i would have been happy, participate. but the the comment that struck me too is that what a mess was in 1969. at the same time, there no question that the united states was far ahead of other country. and one of the ironies here is that, yes, there were a lot of challenge in the us and we knew it. we knew things weren't working as they might. had a lot of opportunities that we were not taking advantage of. but you look the world and there was no model nobody was doing it better. in fact, all our pee

jeff - there. we shall keep a close eye on his trip. jeff moon, i eye on his trip.s. music streaming giant spotify has announced record profits of over a billion euros for the past three months after a year of cutting costs and laying off staff. the swedish company has been growing its user base, offering subscribers access to podcasts and audiobooks. it now has 615 million users, slightly lower than it was forecasting. last year spotify cut 17% of its workforce in a move to clamp down on costs. the city of baltimore is taking legal action against operators of the container ship which hit and destroyed the francis scott key bridge last month, killing six people. the singapore—flagged dali is owned by grace ocean and managed by synergy marine. baltimore accuses them of negligence in causing the accident, saying it has caused the city's economic engine to grind to a halt. hundreds of thousands of people took the the streets in the argentine capital buenos aires on tuesday to protest against budget cuts to public universities. it's the biggest protest yet against auste