we will hear from john michael dream on and the gang later on tonight., we're live at chase center. i'm jason dumas. back to you guys. all right, jason, thank you very much. great game. good job warriors that was the end. we want la with a head of steam. all right. that wraps up kron. 4 news today. >> vicki and grant are up next. the news at 9 is just ahead. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at all. >> let's go. baby wars. fans were hoping for a statement win tonight. and boy, did they get their wish. the dubs answering the call after the lakers won game one.

will force that counter came in the form of john michael green had his best game as a warrior in the right time. let's see how it all went down and roll. those highlights. michael started his second game of the season. first game of the playoffs, of course come. our lenny was feeling a little under the weather. he came off the bench. to michael made its presence felt early. they weren't carting. and he was making them pay after the game that has. were you surprised you weren't guarding you? he said they can keep on doing that. all right. let's keep it going in the 2nd quarter. steph curry with the steal. find klay thompson hand down man down. warriors regain the lead right there. they go up by one later on lebron, he kept the lakers of float early. he had big hat. finished with 23 point. he had 18 of those points in the 1st half moments later, we have a tie game. andrew wiggins getting in on the fun. warriors go up by 3 later in the second in transition wiggins to clay. poetry in motion. you love to see it. step loves to see it. they go up by 13. final seconds of the draymond green wi

>> well, catherine, a prelimary federal court injunction was filed thursday against john michael mazen, who operates more than a dozen subway restaurants right here in the bay area. the junk, the injunction, according to labor officials, it's prevented further exploitation and intimidation of young workers. the attorney representing mazes says that his client is committed to correcting these issues, but some things such payments may take longer because of past hardships. >> a federal judge tells the operator of bay area subway restaurants to pay workers and stop violating a series of child labor laws. john michael mazen is accused of having workers as young as 14 operate dangerous equipment and issuing employees more than $260,000 in bad checks. my clients >> are committed to remedy the alleged violations we're going to work on a payment plan to pay out whatever is owed to the aggrieved employees. and i'm hoping that that's going to be the end of it. >> the affected subway locations are in antioch, clayton conquered cotati napa petaluma sand pavlo santa rosa and windsor. the injunction

it was john michael green. and the reason why is come on looney he was sick, right? so they said just take it easy. steve kerr made the adjustment and put. >> john michael green into the lineup, which added one more shooter. >> because the florida be spread out. and that's why clay just lit it up. steph curry, they focused on him so he did not have an all-world game as far as scoring all world game in terms of passing the ball, 12 assists. he made sure everybody was fed, including klay thompson. here's klay talking about the game. >> we know well as team plays a home. so you got to go to l a with the same mindset as far as physical defense ball sharing and having fun and just mean, you know, it's older guys being the leaders. we >> klay thompson. he doesn't get too high. doesn't get too low. uco you if you didn't know clay times that you didn't know that they won by 27 points. final score. one, 27 100 wasn't even close. the warriors basically pulled all of their starters with about. >> 9 minutes left to go in the 4th quarter. as clay mentioned, there is a game 3. it

a preliminary federal court injunction was filed thursday against john michael mays. a >> rates more than a dozen subway restaurants here in the bay area. the injuction according to labor officials, is to prevent further exploitation and intimidation of young workers. the attorney representing mazes says his client is committed to correcting these issues, but some things such as payments may take longer because of past hardships. >> a federal judge tells the operator of bay area subway restaurants to pay workers and stop violating a series of child labor laws. john michael mazen is accused of having workers as young as 14 operate dangerous equipment and issuing employees more than $260,000 in bad checks. my clients >> are committed to remedy the alleged violations we're going to work on a payment plan to pay out whatever is owed to the aggrieved employees. and i'm hoping that that's going to be the end of it. >> the affected subway locations are in antioch, clayton conquered cotati napa petaluma sand pavlo santa rosa and windsor. the injunction announced thursday came

green and john michael green. he's a sharp shooter. so he spread the floor and that allowed staff to 3 to go all over the place. >> steph curry, he didn't need to pour in 50 points. he actually poured in 12 assists and that was valuable because he spread the floor. is. >> teammates chances to shoot, including klay thompson. of course, steph curry talking after the game. we avoided a disaster. >> is big just especially the difference been going to after plaring 2 own games like that would have been, you know, ofo a situation of being so and win it decisively. as we know, that's going to be a whole lot tougher. you know, game 3 in la, like it's a big morale you know, cells in your and believe that. you know, with our game can carry a on the road. so excited about the opportunity and the challenge >> here's what you need to know. as far as the game. >> it is tomorrow, tip off at 5.30, and because the warriors won last night, the series will at least go 5 games. so if they win the next 2 games on the road. >> guarante

we're going to go with john michael and that spread the court that allowed steph curry go all over the place, make sure that people were fed, including klay thompson, plenty of room for him to get his shots off. and by the time it was over, he hit 8, 3 pointers. it was laughable. guys. but the warriors actually pulled. their starters could do much with about 8 minutes left to go in the 4th cooler quarter. it was a total team effort, but everybody including draymond green can acknowledge the star last night was klay thompson. >> he was downed in and, you know, he's getting great. looks like that. we we we know he's one of the best shooters ever play this game. so it's on us to make sure we're finding them a screening for him and make sure he's getting open looks and i think we did a better job of that tonight. and, you know, he found got to the spot that he wanted to get to and it was huge for us. >> the costar last night was the man you just heard from draymond green because he was the one predominantly anthony torch. does in game one. draymond green held and is just 11 points. his ten

john michael estate goes to we came just after 2 days from our t exclusive interview with his top foreign policy ag center. and i'll share because uh che, because told r t that surface foreign policy in a co settled of administration. real much have serious change and he said that he believes immediately after the elections mr. college, federal and russian president boynton will have very good in the quartier relations . one of the presidential hopefuls of turkish i lectures a recent leave withdrew him from the race mister hard images just got out of the race a few days ago. and now it says publicly outspoken that because he was under stretch from certain parties, but we also don't have pendula affects about uh, the reason why he just gave his resignation. let's say. so how this new development will change the election direction. last or journalist on experts since you can't think that the law so hard. i mean just we'll go to uh, president digits. are you fair dawn and the 4th 10 digits misters did on on what was known as a older nationalist presidential hopefuls. now after a hard images

and john michael green is instead. sarah, this is an effort, course, to try that spread people out. stay big, but also get some more shooting in there. i hear you, but i can't see you. >> we can see me. can you see me out, oh, man. he's one of our bigger players in strategy of the lakers is to use their size. our strategy is to shoot those 3 pointers. get get out. we need to be more intense and events and we want to win last only one fire. lost by 5 points. very close game. either way fans are ready for the match up. game 2 in the semifinals against the lakers and diehard fans are here. a diehard fan spending hundreds if not thousands of dollars to sit inside chase center diehard fan, willing to stand out here in the chilly temperatures on the ground or up on that lead your area. this is so much fun. know. i love to ride city when i had the opportunity to be in the area were out here. ties to be at odds price today because of the and the we're less than 30 minutes from the game. and now there's not a lot of people at thrive city at what you have to keep in mind. people are still get

investigators allege that john michael meza allowed workers as young as 14 and 15 to operate dangerous equipment and to work longer than permitted by law. he allegedly issued bad checks to employees failed to pay their wages regularly and kept customers tips. the labor department also says meza interfered with its to cooperatd threatening children who raised concerns. new details tonight on a freeway shooting that happened this afternoon along interstate 5 80 in oakland. authorities say it all stemmed from a road rage dispute. this happened just after two o'clock this afternoon in the westbound lanes of interstate 5 80 in oakland, near the killer avenue exit. we have live coverage tonight from ktvu s amberleigh with more details on how this all unfolded amber. alexey xps is someone fired a gun while on interstate 5 80. this afternoon, two vehicles crashed and then an officer on the opposite side of the freeway, sees the crash scene and responds. ch pieces. someone in this white ford escape may have fired a shot at a silver dodge ram towing a car on interstate 5 80 westbound near the ki

john michael estate goes to we came just after 2 days from our exclusive interview with his top foreign policy. ag, unless i do not share because church told r t that church for him policy in a co style is administration will not have serious change. and he said that he believes immediately after the elections, mr. the colors, federal and russian president boynton will have very good in the quartier relations . one of the press, it is just for falls off service. i lectures a recently withdraw him from the race. mister hart images just got out of the race a few days ago, and now it is a publicly outspoken and that's because he was under stretch from church in parties. but we also don't have pendulum affects about uh, the reason why he just gave his resignation. let's say so how. 6 this new development will change the election side action last or journalist or an x person to rekey. it thinks that the law so hard, i mean good will go to the president so they just tell you they're drawn and the forces are candidates. mr. stant on, on, was known as a alternation. i was presidential hall for

newspaper clippings show locals referred to him as black john. michaelso it was very much a name bestowed upon him more likely than a name he chose. liz: we don't know why john pinkston settled here in marin county. we do know the late 1840's, and when he arrived, he became a prominent part of society. he worked as a mediator between the native americans and settlers and was one of the settlers and was one of the first black man, if not the first, to own land in the county. michael: w itn up thaheasneofhe pioneers o. liz: that's why it didn't seem right that he was called out for his race when no other settler was. michael he should get the same : recognition and honor as any body else who would have been a pioneer at that time. liz: warner submitted his petition to the usgs. in april, he received their response. they agreed to change the name to pinkston slough. michael: it is very fulfilling. i'm glad i got to help tell this person's story. liz: it is a seemingly small change he hopes has a big impact. michael: hopefully this inspires people to critica

coach kerr to replace him in the lineup with john michael green to michael green is a sharp shooter that helps spread the floor. steph curry. he didn't have a 50 point game. he didn't need to because they were doubling him, tripoli, him that forced him to play a true point guard position. so he was going around giving people assists and then up to 12 assists. but he did score 20 points. draymond green, one assist short of a triple-double. so he was on target as well. he predominantly guarded anthony davis, which in game one, he torched. the lakers been in game 2 only had 11 points. so the la lakers will take off tonight. excuse me, the la lakers will be back in los angeles to host the golden state warriors will take off today. game 3 in la tipoff saturday at 5.30, because the warriors won yesterday. they guaranteed another home game. so if they win game 3 and game 4 in los angeles. game 5, right back here at the chase center could be a close out game for the golden state warriors. but first, things first game 3 tomorrow at the very least. it is tied. 1, one instead of being down. '02. ll

coach kerr to replace him in the lineup with john michael green to michael green is a sharp shooter that helps spread the floor. steph curry. he didn't have a 50 point game. he didn't need to because they were doubling him, tripoli, him that forced him to play a true point guard position. so he was going around giving people assists and then up to 12 assists. >> but he did score 20 points. draymond green, one assist short of a triple-double. so he was on target as well. he predominantly guarded anthony davis, which in game one, he torched. the lakers been in game 2 only had 11 points. so the la lakers will take off tonight. excuse me, the la lakers will be back in los angeles to host the golden state warriors will take off today. game 3 in la tipoff saturday at 5.30, because the warriors won yesterday. they guaranteed another home game. so if they win game 3 and game 4 in los angeles. game 5, right back here at the chase center could be a close out game for the golden state warriors. but first, things first game 3 tomorrow at the very least. it is tied. 1, 1, instead of being down. '02.

john michael mazen is accused of having workers as young as 14 operate dangerous equipment and issuingommitted to remedy the alleged violations we're going to work on a payment plan to pay out whatever is owed to the aggrieved employees. and i'm hoping that that's going to be the end of it. >> the affected subway locations are in antioch, clayton conquered cotati napa petaluma sand pavlo santa rosa and windsor. the injunction announced thursday came after investigators with the department of labor or wage and hour division said maze of violated the fair labor standards act. the deal well says may's it interfered with the investigation and trying to get employees to not cooperate, even threatening them. labor attorney, our county it ken says there was some inappropriate communication, but it's being worked out. they are not aware worked out. they are not aware of all the rules of what's >> and they're learning. >> the court orders requiring mazen, his wife and an associate to repay the staff and reimburse employees for bad check fees going back to 2019. it can believes can correct. most

we all wondered what would be the counter punch in game 2 and it came in the form of john michael green getting his second start of the season. let's roll the tape. see how this one played out moments ago to michael said this year's been trying. he has been playing as much as he wanted, but he had to stay ready. and he did tonight made his presence felt early 1st quarter. >> he's 6. he sinks the corner. 3. >> they were guarding him. he said he put that one up 2nd quarter. lebron james is keep the lakers in the fight. he had a big 1st half. he hits that one at the shot clock. 23 points for lebron moments later tied at 42 andrew wiggins. he drains a 3 of his own. he gets in on the party. golden state goes back up 3 now later in the second transition wiggins to play. and down man love warriors up by 11 at halftime. 3rd more to michael green. >> he said hope they keep guarding him the way they've been guarding him wide open 15 points and 12 minute for michael is a minute later. klay thompson, he was 8 for 11 from deep tonight. he's pumped up george kittle in the house loving it. now closing

a preliminary federal court injunction was filed thursday against john michael mays.> rates more than a dozen subway restaurants here in the bay area. the injuction according to labor officials, is to prevent further exploitation and intimidation of young workers. the attorney representing mazes says his client is committed to correcting these issues, but some things such as payments may take longer because of past hardships. >> a federal judge tells the operator of bay area subway restaurants to pay workers and stop violating a series of child labor laws. john

here's john michael with. >> 9-1-1. >> i need an ambulance now. >> for 2009, michigan. >> what is the problem? >> my wife. >> your wife? >> yes. >> in one day, one moment. >> is she breathing? >> no. she's gone. >> the innocent, simple life tom foley and his family once lived was gone forever. >> oh my god. oh my gosh. >> it was a moment tom foley never would've imagined, 23 years earlier. back then, number 30, scored the winning basket given his high school the regional title. >> he makes it with five seconds left. >> and earning young tom a place in cold waters basketball hall of fame. >> i have goose bumps just talking about it. >> it was like victory was snatched from the jaws of defeat and he came through with it. >> to what extent but were you known around here, like the kid who scored the winning shot. >> it went up for a long time, people would say remember when you hit that shot? and now it's of course i remember. >> in 1991 the hometown hero started to date another hometown stand out, darling had a personality is because first while. >> the first time i saw her, she was play

well, yeah, ill nuss and that force coach kerr to replace him with john michael green. have 2 greens on our team to michael green spread the floor and he started lighting it up as well. ultimately one, 27 100 years, steph curry talking about they avoided disaster. >> is big. just especially the difference been going to after playing 2 own games like that would have been, you know, of a situation of being so and win it decisively. as we know, that's going to be a whole lot tougher. you know, game 3 in la, like it's a big morale booster. you are cells in your and belief that. you know, with our game can carry a on the road. so excited about the opportunity and the challenge >> of course, the warriors not a great road team, but andrew wiggins was out for a portion of the season so they will be fully loaded when they go down to the los angeles to play tomorrow night. the next 2 games will be in la and then come back here. if they take care of business, they can close it out here on wednesday. time to be determined. but >> it looks good right now. steph curry again had 12 as

john michael green would be starting the game in place of old faithful. come on looney.ut looney who's been a rebounding machine and this postseason wasn't feeling so well. he did end up playing 12 minutes of action. but a reason for green start tactical. the doves want to start the game with small ball from the outset and it did the trick. >> anthony davis did not have an answer for dre moms. physicality and the warriors were faster and have been for pitt presence. so it isn't the first time the warriors have had success going small and playing dream on after 5. but it was impressive to see just how well it worked in game 2. we spoke to san francisco chronicle writer steve owner who covers the warriors and this was his take on the move. >> well, i certainly didn't expect come looney was not going to start some of that had to do with his health. and got thinking michael green look start to go back to first the series against sacramento. >> the fact that dream on was suspended for game 3 kind of force. the warriors to use that smaller lineup and it worked for them in game

accusing the owner of 14 bay area subway stores of violating child labor laws, investigators alleged john michael mesa allowed workers as young as 14 and 15 to operate dangerous equipment and to work longer than permitted by law. he also allegedly issued bad checks to employees failed to pay their wages regularly and kept customers tips. the labor department also says mesa interfered with its investigation. coercing employees not to cooperate and threatening children who raised concerns with just one week to go until the country could hit its credit limit and start defaulting on its debts. lawmakers are headed home for the long holiday weekend. talks with the white house, though, are ongoing. fox news caroline shively tells us billions of dollars of federal fans are at risk as soon as june 1st. so far, the debt ceiling crisis has been a washington problem and a wall street problem. but come june 1st. it could be a worldwide problem. that's when the treasury department says the u. s. could run out of money to pay its bills unless lawmakers raised the debt ceiling made clear time and again to falli

michael -- john, allen michael -- , amy mcgrath, stuart stevens back with me.>> what did you make of that moment? i can tell you there and even when we spoke after the interview that his disdain, his anger for who donald trump is, what he represents and what he has done to the country, that is a motivator for biden. >> we talked about the fact that joe biden is motivated by middle class values. people try to put him on an ideological spectrum, it is really just about his upbringing, the people that he grew up in scranton. but he might not be in politics if not for donald trump anymore at this point. he talks about, even a couple weeks ago, i probably would've run for reelection if donald trump was not in the race. he is running because down trump is still in the race. and his team spill expects trump to be his opponent next year, and he does think, just as he said for years, ago that the character of this country is at stake and it is what motivated him to stay in the race at this point. >> in your last thoughts? >> joe biden, in addition to the policy achievem

. >> michael john stay right there next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. >> good friday everybody thanks very much for joining us this friday morning, we so appreciate you, being here. i am maria bartiromo. it is friday, may 19, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, house speaker kevin mccarthy optimistic that being negotiations may reach an agreement on debt limit as well as spending limits as soon as this weekend, and into next week, they are lining up a vote for next week, right now, meanwhile, house democrats have 210 signatures on a discharge petition so work around mccarthy they want to force a clean debt ceiling vote i spoke with kevin mccarthy earlier this week, about, the move democrats are trying to go around him watch this. >>. >> it is not going anywhere you have to get 218 votes, republicans sat together wanted to work with democrats, that's did not want to work about it so we passed our bill would limit, save, grow put work requirements in only for able-bodied people no dependents, this is something that president biden voted for as a senator. of that president bill clinton s

michael -- john, allen michael -- , amy mcgrath, stuart stevens back with me.ll you there and even when we spoke after the interview that his disdain, his anger for who donald trump is, what he represents and what he has done to the country, that is a motivator for biden. >> we talked about the fact that joe biden is motivated by middle class values. people try to put him on an ideological spectrum, it is really just about his upbringing, the people that he grew up in scranton. but he might not be in politics if not for donald trump anymore at this point. he talks about, even a couple weeks ago, i probably would've run for reelection if donald trump was not in the race. he is running because down trump is still in the race. and his team spill expects trump to be his opponent next year, and he does think, just as he said for years, ago that the character of this country is at stake and it is what motivated him to stay in the race at this point. >> in your last thoughts? >> joe biden, in addition to the policy achievements, those are important. but, he has restor

good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, michael.magine the horror this little boy went through exactly one year ago this morning. his name is noah. 11 years old. and he spent the past year navigating physical and emotional wounds that very few of us could ever imagine. his parents, oscar and jessica. how would you describe him the last year? >> crazy, hectic, overwhelming. >> been a roller coaster emotionally. >> reporter: may 24, 2022, robb elementary. the morning starts off with an end of year award ceremony. a beaming noah takes this photograph with his parents before heading back to class with his friends. turned around and he waved. that was the last time we saw h. >> reporter: just a half hour later, the unthinkable. a gun man opens fire inside classrooms 111 and 112, killing and wounding students and teachers inside. like dozens of other parents, they spend hours desperately searching for their child. suddenly a phone call. the moment you get the phone call saying are you noah's parents, you must have -- >> our hearts sank. >

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join nato, solomon's google, it was arguably what russian believed and of course, angrily michael diploma. john smith said that was just for nato to um, to continually kill people and don't. that's how many ukrainians have been killed. estimates in between 857002300000 ukrainians dead at would this will still be going on. if they do a step down, i mean savanski or i, if nato stopped army zalinski, the $38000000.00 people would be occupied and terrorized and the country of ukraine would cease to exist and they would be occupied and me in $24.00 trip torture chambers in person alone, you know, there's an occupying force that would've been raping killers in college and looting . yes. if nato didn't supply, yes, ukraine would have following up. absolutely. that's a military fact. nobody disputes that the only way that you're going to keep going is the brave ukrainian soldiers trained by the west and only the ukrainians are fighting and dying. and they're dying. not just for your crane. they're dying for him, although brother, dying for poland, they're dying for sweden and finland. they are dying be

>> tom: well, i have a typewriter from a great man who i just lost, by the way, michael john mcgann. in my pocket that said i was a professional actor. he says, you need to be in new york. so we came here together. he shepherded me through, shared an apartment on upper 91st. i'm talking 1978 now and the first night i was in new york, we went out, we walked from his his house on upper broadway. and i actually said to him, "where is everybody going?" because there were so many people out on the street, you know. i thought, is there a hockey game starting nearby? is the circus in town? where is everybody going? da-da-da. oh! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: to quote a great man, tom hanks is not a big drinker. >> tom: by the way, i believe in certain cultures, that is good luck. so, sorry about that. >> stephen: no, no worries at all. i mean, i can't top that, tom. >> tom: but we can top it off, can't we? get that out there. >> stephen: there you go. >> tom: is there anything sadder than a spilled drink, stephen? just enough. >> stephen: tom hanks, thank you for educating me to what wi

. >> michael john stay right there next hour "mornings with maria" begins right now. >> good fr

call in the camp temple to father nicholas together to pray and receive the blessing of john if you and archangel michaelu are saints, so that they help you support the time of the military. not much for everything about everything, 30-40 minutes, but this is enough for the father, father nikolai manages to set up the fighters and pray with them and each one individually. bless christ, we will drive out enemies. how can the lord help you further. thank you. and you, father, father nikolai, what do you personally know, but for me it means the presence of the lord with us, how would he bless us all the time and somehow it’s easier to go, i also understand that everything will be great. and you will return, because he asks and returned home, and he was like that the case when he left was made, the rotation on the front line and the words turned out to be everything to take him. guardian angel father nikolai saw off the military ahead of him is still a lot of work sunday liturgy so that the pain does not distract his brave. farewell thank you for the interview. bless the road. yes, some time later , the news

accusing the owner of 14 bay area subway stores of violating child labor laws, investigators alleged john michaeld workers as young as 14 and 15 to operate dangerous equipment and to work longer hours than permitted by law. he also is accused of issuing bad checks to employees failing to pay their wages regularly and keeping customers tips. the labor department also says meza interfered with its investigation coercing employees not to cooperate and threatening children who raised concerns. child welfare advocates are criticizing a push in several states to allow children to fill worker shortages, a group of mostly republican legislators are proposing to roll back some labor laws for children as young as 14. they could take on more hazardous jobs work later on school nights. a group of mostly republican legislators are proposing to roll back those labor laws. they including some of those jobs that we just mentioned, um they could even serve alcohol at bars and restaurants. at least 10 states, including iowa, ohio and wisconsin, have passed or considering measures that make it easier for miners to

difference, i didn't sign it but there's no question it was a political errand and michael withhold that information. >> johntter prepared i would have had the sound bite from antony blinken and he said i never spoke to mike morell. >> you have to ask michael that question whether he took the discussion about blinken meaning if he wrote the letter he would be in the good graces of the campaign and a senior position in the administration. those are all questions that only michael can answer, whether he wanted to be director of cia or the director of national intelligence. maybe he thought there was a quid pro quo, but those are questions only he can answer. >> john: another charge jordan is levelling, that people at the cia either facilitated or expedited the release and circulation of the letter. we do know that it was submitted to the prepublication classification review board at the cia and done on an expedited basis. is that unusual? >> i've never asked for that and i have submitted countless columns to the prb for their review. >> you've never asked for it to be expedited. >> no, i never have. they are b

that dishonest letter claiming the laptop was russian disinformation was being cooked up by michael morrell, john cia operate is or former operate is, and john ratcliffe came out and made a declarative statement that it is not russian disinformation, there is no intelligence to show thats. that it is. he came out -- he was forced to, really, by adam schiff who ever since our story had come out the previous week about the laptop and joe biden's involvement in his family's influence-peddling scheme adam schiff, you remember, who was then the chairman of the house intelligence committee was fanning out across msnbc and cnn claiming that it was a kremlin plot, that our story came straight from vladimir putin, that it was russian disinformation. that was a lie. he made it up like a lot of other things he made up, and that's why john ratcliffe came out. twelve hours later that letter from the dirty 51 was published in politico. so they knew better. they knew it was a lie. stuart: that's what i wanted to hear, they knew better, they knew it was a lie. miranda, i'm sorry i'm so out of time, but we always

guys its been great having you this morning michael balboni, john lonski have a great weekend thanks i'll see you tonight on wall street join us for a big show and stay with fox business. "varney" & company picks it up now. stu take it away. stuart: good morning, maria, good morning, everyone. where is the big sell-off so many market watchers predicted? the bank crisis, debt default, rate hikes are supposed to produce a major stock slide. not this friday morning, at least not so far. dow jones industrial is up to close to 100, smaller gains for the s&p and nasdaq. by the way speaker mccarthy says there may be a debt deal by the end of next week. the president seems to be negotiating from japan, and investors like it. there you have it dow, s&p, nasdaq, all in green. interest rates, they keep going up gradually. the 10 year treasury yield coming in now very close to 3.70 that's a big deal. the two year treasury well-above 4% in fact it's well-above 4.25% right now 4.28 and the six-month well that's well-above 5%, you're looking at 5.34 as we speak. all right, politics. the fbi under f

michael. the form of john smith said that was just for nato to um, to continually kill people and don't. that's how many ukrainians have been killed. estimates in between 857002300000 ukrainians dead at would this would still be going on? if nature stopped, i mean savanski or i, if nater stopped army zalinski, the 38000000 people would be occupied and terrorized and the country of ukraine would cease to exist and they would be occupied and me in $24.00 trip torture chambers and curse on alone you know, there's an occupying force that would've been raping killers, intelligent and looting. yes. if nato didn't supply. yes, you can. what a phone of absolutely. that's a military fact. nobody disputes that the only way that you can to keep going is the brave ukrainian soldiers trained by the west and only the ukrainians are fighting and dying. and they're dying. not just for your crane, they're dying from above or they're dying for poland. they're dying for sweden, finland. they are dying because the russian aggressor is on the move again and nobody's safe. and they all realize it. and you hav

camp temple to father nicholas together to pray and receive the blessing of john and all the saints and the archangel michaelaints, so that they help you keep the military a little time for everything about everything for about 30-40 minutes, but father nikolai manages to set up the fighters and pray with them and each one individually. bless us, we will drive away the enemies. i will help you as much as possible thank you lord. here, father , father nikolai, what do you personally know, but for me this means the presence of the masters, how he would bless us all the time and somehow it would be easier to go. you also know that everything will be fine. and you will return, because he asks and returned home. and there was such a case when she left. uh, rotation was carried out on the front line and blessings did not appear more and more often people refused and it was on the day they died. yes, everything. brothers in the air, angel-guards, father nikolai saw off the military. he still has a lot of work ahead of him. sunday liturgy so that the pain does not distract his brave. farewell thank you for the inter

michael warren's car dealership. >> police conduct a nighttime raid. and they go in, they swarm the property, they take away filing cabinets and insurance information and a slew of documents. >> deborah: former neighbor johnuring this time, and says he seemed to be more concerned with the impact to his business than the investigation into his wife's murder. >> he said, "they're takin' all my files. they're takin' everything, and i'm gonna be outta business." and i thought it was a little bit strange that he didn't say anything about the... >> deborah: about his wife. >> the shooting. and when i asked him, "did you do it," and he said, "of course not." >> deborah: you ask him -- to his face, "did you kill your wife?" >> yeah. well, i said, "did you have anything to do with it?" he says, "no, of course not." said, "good." >> on october 26th, michael warren is indeed arrested but not for murder. >> deborah: michael is charged with 66 counts that included odometer tampering, grand theft, and racketeering. >> michael goes to trial for those fraud charges, but there's one big elephant in the room. >> in open court, one of the assistant state attorneys said that michael warren was a suspect in the murder, and th

there's also john bradford, ted davis and michael lee. the republican, the governor has been really trying to convince to change their minds but this bill, which remind people whizzed through the north carolina general assembly in less than 48 hours. this is a quick decision they made the first time around. it's expected to be quick the second time around even though the timing of the vote is still fluid, there's this feeling that republicans are going to be able to push this through. >> we will see. thank you very much. and let's go into the white house right now. president biden and speaker mccarthy alongside the other two big leaders of congress. trying to hash out a deal. and the vice president, kamala harris. trying to hash out a deal. let's listen. >> available when this is over. >> mr. president -- >> thank you so much. o much >> much better. you see it. >> we're keeping moving. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you so much! >> thank you. >> always something fairly, i don't know, weird about that shot where everyone just sc

john. >> let's turn to republican michael mccaul of texas. congressman thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you heard secretary mayorkas, the surge at the border following the end of title 42 is not as big so far as was anticipated including you, i mean many people thought it was going to be much bigger has the message gotten through that the border is not open? >> i don't think so. i do think there are caravans going up. governor in my home state has put texas national guard and dhs, cvp troops on the border to stop the influx. but yeah, the fact is the last two and a half years speak for themselves. we had 5,000,000 people enter this country illegally. at one point five get aways. it's unsustainable, i really enjoyed, the federal judge, they are usually fairly objective saying that this was a defendant in this case the united states of america, of its own making, this crisis. >> i mean, they are doing some things, i mean mayorkas tried to distance himself from the trump policy. they are imposing penalties, they are saying p

michael mukasey. notably absent was chief justice john roberts last month, roberts declined the invitation from dick durbin to testify on the issue of court ethics the democratically-appointed foegele outlined a potential panel made up of retired judges. despite the pedigree of the witnesses, much of the oxygen at the hearing was taken up by committee members who sparredsparred. >> this is an unseemly effort by the democratic left to destroy the legitimacy of the roberts court. >> ethics cannot simply be left to the discretion of the nation's highest court the court should have a code of conduct with clear and enforceable rules. >> reporter: now public opinion of the supreme court has taken a major hit over the last month, following a number of stories that have shown a light on the conduct of some of its members in april, pro publica reported that justice clarence thomas failed to disclose that he had been the recipient of expensive gifts from a republican donor for several years. following this, politico reported that neil gorsuch participate participated in the sale of a property in colorado after his c

. >> john: bring in florida republican congressman michael waltz, on the house intelligence committee and former green beret commander. the biden administration taking a victory lap over the sharp decline, but also this afghan national apprehended and hundreds of thousands of got-aways since biden took office, don't know who they are, where they are or what their intentions are. congressman, is that a problem for you? >> yeah, it's a huge problem, john. it's a problem for every american. we know that people from over 170 countries are now coming across our border. the word has gone out that it's wide open, and if you can just get there and step foot across our border then you can enter into our asylum system, get a workplace, or get a workforce visa and wait 5 to 7 years to maybe show up for court. and look, john, we have to remember, going back to afghanistan, there were thousands and thousands of the most hardened isis, al-qaeda, and taliban fighters released from the prison that was at bagram, one of them was the suicide bomber that killed our 13 americans at abbey gate. where have

former marine county park ranger michael warner says black john slough was named after john pinkston,black settlers in 1840. warner says it doesn't seem right that he was being called out for his race when no other local settler was. >> it's very much a name that was bestowed upon him, most likely not a name that he chose for himself. petition to the geographical survey asking to rename it. last month officials agreed to change the name to pinkston slough. he hopes it causes others to look critically at things around them and take action for positive change. city leaders are launching a new campaign aimed at reducing traffic deaths. this will include billboards and signs that remain -- remind drivers to slow down. last year there were 65 traffic deaths in san jose. one third of them were caused by speeding vehicles. >> the most important thing we can each do is make the conscious decision to be safer drivers. speeding can save a minute. slowing down can save a life. reggie: the campaign will also come with additional traffic enforcement. the city is also adding protective bike lanes a

senator michael lee and representative john bradford saying they don't feel that their past positions with this bill. but there are two others that most politicos here in north carolina and constituents as well are watching very closely. one of those is representative ted davis. he is the only republican in the house who did not vote for that abortion bill when it was rammed through less than 48 hours after it was introduced about a week and a half ago. he has told cnn he has no comment on this pressure campaign or how he will vote. and representative trisha who switched parties from democrat to republican just last month. she did vote for this bill just about a week and a half ago, but she also is a sponsor on a bill from earlier this session that would have codified roe and she has been a major proponent for abortion access for more than a decade here in north carolina. the governor, again, is honing in on that and asking constituents to make their voices heard. >> now we need people all over this state to learn how bad this bill is. and maybe it will be a friend, a family member, a

steve, michael, thank you. >> but you need that, john, for your daily segment >> i do.ve, thanks. >>> coming up, the debt ceiling and geopolitics are not the only things keeping investors on edge up next, we'll hlook at the big rally in big tech and what the charts say about the staying power. plus, which names are best positioned for the ai gold rush? that's still ahead "the exchange" is back after this >>> welcome back to "the exchange." just a handful of stocks responsible for the recent rally, and how long can they keep holding up the market diedra bosa has more in today's "tech check. >> to get an idea, john, of how much mega cap tech is leading the market, look at this chart it tells you that we are currently seeing the greatest outperformance of tech versus the s&p 500 ever we'll get that chart up. you will see that the previous two times, we even came close to this kind of dwgap, they were followed by major tech busts tech looks a lot different now than it did then it is concentrated with a few companies worth billions of dollars and underpinned by that platform

john. yeah, i mean, the big difference between a menu and michael and a charles to go live there are so many of them is that all would never have talked about europe. european autonomy to gold talked about french autonomy and he understood that autonomy can only be national and that to any european dimension by definition was incompatible with autonomy. my colon doesn't understand that macaroni thinks that there can be such a thing as european autonomy. he believe all he occasionally, as you said in your question, p t, occasionally says that. but actually there are contradictions in terms. and we saw this, for instance, when he went to china because he took rosella from the line with him. that was supposed to show that he was coming as a representative representative of europe. but between him and no sla from the lion, they're a very substantial differences. she is much more atlanta cyst. i mean, he's pretty atlantis, but she's even more so. so what are him taking her to china showed was that europe reduces its own autonomy by trying to be a permanent alliance because everybody pulls in diff

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