nageswaran. >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> aye. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner pearlman yes. >> commissioner so. >> yes. >> commission president matsuda. >> yes. >> that motion passes unanimously 7-0. item 4. commission comments and questions. seeing no requests to speak from commissioners. we can move to consideration of items for continuance. now we received a late breaking request from staff to continue working with the project sponsor on 6. case 2020-0171c they can requesting tip youance to june 2. we should take public comment on the matter proposed to be continued. this is your opportunity to speak to item 6 proposed to continue to the june 2nd historic preservation commission hearing. commissioners public comment is closed. the item to be continued is before you. >> move to continue. >> second. >> second. >> thank you. on that motion to continue item 6 to june 2, commissioner nageswaran. >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner pearlman. >> yes. >> commissioner so

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[inaudible] john: yes. yes. >> [inaudible] john: right. >> [inaudible] john: they are. [laughter] >> [inaudible] john: that's -- >> [inaudible] john: right. >> [inaudible] john: right. >> [inaudible] john: great questions. thank you. in that first meeting with lincoln, he actually, douglas goes to the white house with samuel pommel, an abolitionist senator from kansas. he was really in the background. they first go to see edwin stanton. stanton was so taken with douglas's debating skills. he promises douglas a commission as an officer, a black officer. that would allow douglas to go south and recruit blacks from the south into the union army. far more blacks in the south which meant his ability to recruit would increase to radically. -- dramatically. the postmaster general montgomery blair signs a commission, acknowledging that douglas is a union man, giving him the past to go anywhere he wants. lincoln -- douglas tells lincoln he's received a commission to be a union officer. douglas goes home and he ends his newspaper because he's already been promised this commission

yes? >> [inaudible] john: i'm sorry. i didn't see you. >> obama's approach and [inaudible] the way he -- shifted politics somewhat. [inaudible] john: correct. >> is there anything equivalent to lincoln -- where did they come out? john: that's a great question. not any direct parallels. i mean, the similarities are that lincoln, like obama in the 1860 political election, was a real dark horse. lincoln didn't even enter the national political scene until the beginning of his debates with stephen douglas. the real similarity is both men's capacity for being such eloquent and elegant public speakers. and even critics acknowledge that of lincoln in his day, and that's true of obama. in terms of the kind of institutional, grassroots campaign that obama has successfully employed, there was some of that equivalent in illinois. but because times have changed so dramatically, it is hard to draw direct parallels there, so -- you had a question? >> i was fascinated by several things. actually two things -- actually, several things.

we are in totality now, right, john. yes. so this is to it started at 04:10am. >> and it will last around 15 minutes. so right in the heart of it. you can still see that sliver of light there at the edge of the to of the clips is going to be short. the moon seems to grow very this reddish color right now. you still got some light from around the corners of the earth passing there right at the edge of the men, which is why it's a little bit brighter. if you're looking at the right side of it currently one of the reasons its reddish right now is because the earth is smack dab between the sun and the moon. so any light that's passing on to at least what we see them in right now is passing right past the earth. and that's that light is passing through the earth's atmosphere itself. the blue light in our atmosphere is reflecting it. so all you're getting that's passing through our atmosphere is that reddish glow. that's eventually cast directly up on the moon itself. so i know a lot of you getting up a little bit extra early this

is there a "why" behind that, er john dicken? >> yes, there are a number of reasons as to why prices might be higher in the u.s. compared to the other countries. just at a high level, some of those issues are that the countries vary as to whether s they have universal coverage for prescription drugs. that's true in australia and .sr france but not in the u.s. or canada. whether or not they have national regulations that affect the drug prices, make ceilings on the prices or require comparative effectiveness. and the other three countries have that. the u.s. has individual programs, individual health plans, individual public es. programs, but not a national approach to regulating drug prices. a third reason is differences in the distribution and supply ctur chain for drugs. in the u.s. there are a lot of entities between the olesal manufacturerer and the pharmacy. that includes wholesalers, it includes health plans, policy benefit managers. entit there's just a complex supply chain where number of entities c involved, each of which the m

. >> reporter: no this isn't zoo but a campaign spot for republican candidate john cox. yese same john cox who ran against newsom in 2018. he's again running and brought this actual live bear to make his point and get publicity. >> it's the choice between the beauty and the beast. >> reporter: cox is calling for beastly changes. and is running this attack ad. >> california's choice, beauty. >> pretty boy. >> or beast. >> reporter: cox's second stop of the day in napa county at >>eauthereau. the french lay. >> reporter: remember newsom beat cox in a landslide. we asked cox why he thought this time would be different. >> the state of california is far different today than it was three years ago. >> reporter: cox is clearly trying to make a sp including celebrity caitlyn genre which showed photos of newsom at the french laundry. >> california need a disrupter. a compassionate disrupter. i came here with a dream 48 years ago to be the greatest athlete in the world. now i enter a different kind of race. arguably my most importantly one yet to save california. >> scott: meanwhile

john yes. well, as you know, the language flying between athens and anchor over the past 18 months has been acrimonious. but what we've seen here today is a sincere efforts, i think, to turn over a new leaf and to demonstrate political will that greece and turkey will seek a diplomatic solution to that differences and not necessarily in the distant future, but within a realistic timeframe. of course, the economic measures that you mentioned are a good starting point always for cooperation. it's been tried before today, the greek and turkish foreign ministers and there will be mutual recognition of cobra. the vaccination certificates that will enable terrorists to travel between the 2 countries across the a g and also a limited economic agreement. but most importantly, there will be a meeting of the 2 heads of government, greek prime minister. yeah, because i me to attack and turkish president in the nato, the sidelines of the nato summit on 14th of june. the language on the greek side is cautio

. >> reporter: no this isn't a zoo but a campaign spot for republican candidate john cox. yesthe same john cox who ran against newsom in 2018. he's again running and brought this actual live bear to make his point and get publicity. >> it's the choice between the beauty and the beast. >> reporter: cox is calling for beastly changes. and is running this attack ad. >> california's choice, beauty. >> pretty boy. >> or beast. >> reporter: cox's second stop of the day in napa county at you mentioned the french laundry. >> beautiful pretty boy governor decided to come here to the french laundry. >> reporter: remember newsom beat cox in a landslide. we asked cox why he thought this time would be different. >> the state of california is far different today than it was three years ago. >> reporter: cox is clearly trying to make a spla including celebrity caitlyn genre which showed photos of newsom at the french laundry. >> california need a disrupter. a compassionate disrupter. i came here with a dream 48 years ago to be the greatest athlete in the world. now i enter a different kind o

senator john cotton's characterization that it appears that the american federation of teachers was a stake holder and had a lot to say about whether or not schools should reopen. >> sandra: yesnce behind the cdc's decision making? it should have been a more clear cut answer. >> john: we report and you decide. >> sandra: critics from all side are roasting a new recruitment video from the cia. the far left is upset about it using progressive language. >> i am a woman of color. i am a mom. a sis-gender millennial with anxiety disorder. my existence is not a box checking exercise. >> sandra: we have reaction. begin in new york. >> the cia is defending. insisting it's been successful and they plan to continue it. they told fox news this in a statement. in 2019 weigh started our on-going social media series to share stories about real officers to humanize them. viewers can decide for themselves. >> i used to struggle with imposter synd dream. -- syndrome. i am tired of feeling like i am supposed to apologize for the space i occupy rather than intoxicate people with my effort, my brilliance. >> president trump's former cia director and secretary of state is weighing in. he said the

i'm sure you have seen the viral videos. >> john: yes. >> sandra: it's not go to. >> john: the othere until i went to put my credit card and the gas pump and a guy came along and said sorry come out of gas. i saw yesterday when i pulled in for some gas, a local guy at the bp station, a great guy put some great gas and the car. >> sandra: showed up to simon. >> john: bygones be bygones. everything was cool about the whole thing. they went i'm sure that is more the case than the others though. more head on the cash shortage, by the way, john, the pipeline paid millions in ransom but is e for the national security? what does that encourage? ari fleischer said it is a direct line for more attacks. he will join us live in just a moment. >> john: up next, cdc richard vasser with a new mask guidance and how do folks feel about ditching the cover? is some getting used to taking the mask off? we will tell you about it coming up. >> i think it is a step in the right direction they want to return to normalcy, but the idea of someone who is vaccinated would be around people impacts need to do, y

. >> are we being trolled john? >> yes yes some made up the most outrageous the tedious alex sink he could think of them posted over and over and because of that day to disable disable that so this is becoming like terrorism. we have to learn to live with this. we know that it's a guy. i would -- actually quite pleased that i did this. this is what anonymity does and look we had it right here and we had to shut down the chat because of mr. ray's. >> exactly but let's think about the incentive structure. obviously you and i are fun to troll right now. people and twitter are standing around looking for people to target to do exactly what the guys doing that if we. a different kind of playing field for example if you are rewarded on your own side it will be much less fun to troll because all these comments and negative stuff it won't get listed and resonating and trolls will sink to the bottom instead of rising to the top. >> that's what the platform needs to do. i want you to give me a reliever onto things and one is stop th

in the meantime, also smiling in the weather center is john yes, said and squinting from all yes, the smiling, the squinting. i think we're happy about the sun, but then we're also looking though another dry day ahead of us. >> and another day with some higher fire danger to especially for solano county where we are in the midst of another red flag warnings through 05:00pm today. now it is very nice outside right now. if you want to get out there before things heat up 09:00am really is going to be the finest hour today. you are noticing some haze in the distance from her suitor tower cam high pressure is in place. capping inversion. that means all the pollutants from our drives into work at trapped with us. we are breathing in some moderate air quality for san jose oakland and san francisco yet again. now otherwise today is really perfect. so far at least temperatures right now we're in the 60's and 70's. so i mean, what i say you might want to get outside and enjoy it sooner than later because it is going to be another hot one later on. concord pittsburgh nevado eat in the low 70's.

in the meantime, also smiling in the weather center is john yes, said and squinting from all yes, theling, the squinting. i think we're happy about the sun, but then we're also looking though another dry day ahead

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forecast john. yes, i will be right next to the u.s.water all it is going to be a really hot one heading to the coast. not a bad option today. but if you are heads up, you know, there's going to be a lot of traffic getting out there. so i just want to get yourself to the costco freezer section or something looking outside of their center tower cam this morning. skies are crystal clear. we are off to a clear start to what will be a sunny and our hottest day of the year. now, today's daytime highs are going to be close if not record, breaking as we rise into the 90's and even triple digits for some of our warmest spots skies remaining clear throughout the day as high pressure sits in place. keeping us hot from the coast all the way inland. obviously the coast will be our cooler spots but still warmer than average. our hottest spots today will be in areas like solano county where we are under an excessive heat warning from noon until 09:00pm tonight. same time frame for our heat advisories in the inland portions of contra, costa and alamed

yes, john sharp in the 15 minutes was as close as they came. engine was running high for the new they had to win. ben smith went close in the 23rd minutes. finding the right by was key the they had to push for the opening goal and both on the they do them. i'm slowly unkind. so chance is blocked by resolute shout defenders. but they also have to be wary of counter attacks. it only takes a few seconds to find yourself on the back foot. man matthew hoppy set. alarm bells ringing. after half an hour i saw the sun towards champions lead. charge had recently been halted by demetrius grimaces his side. could they feel an even bigger blow to cologne? but cologne was going down without suffice, and they took their hits. they made themselves heard. they got stuck in and they had their chances, captain, us heck, dog with this effort in the 48 minutes. so when the heck those searching free kick found the best and i'm just on the back post with 20 minutes ago. they deserve to take the lead and the fans outside the ground was absolutely thrilled. the jubilation didn't last with the goal was choked

we got this in our collection the boston patriots you see there in the massachusetts of john adams. yes. the boston john adams is in quincy only a stones throw away and it published what he said an authentic sketch of his political life madison's political life that the editors anticipated would be quote acceptable to the public. as entitled biography of james madison and if you could yeah. well, i mean in the newspapers very easy to read it. so one wonders, you know how to why did people need to be reminded of james madison he had been in the public stage for 30 years. he'd been very prominent. he was a central player in the writing and ratification of the constitution and three decades of public service. he'd been active in congress is jefferson secretary of state for eight years, it's street. it seems strange to us that he needed an introduction to the public that was given in this in this newspaper, but you know, the explanation is simple was the same phenomenon is true today people. just forget the public forgets. the next president virginia warren president is james monroe. this i

john now. yesspecial weekends. >> i hope that we all get a chance to do something with their moms grandmas mother figures out there. a good chance to get out there and do so. as for conditions out there this morning. we are looking at conditions that will be unfortunately again. but a really nice afternoon ahead of us today will be the last remaining one of these cool days which really was just yesterday and today we started the week with hot weather and we're going to be working our way into the weekend with some more hot weather just around the corner looking out there right now. you can see clear skies from your berkeley view. just a few clouds in the distance overall cloud cover and fog has not been a big issue for our overnight hours. high pressure out of the picture. now, we did see that low sinking through not last night. the evening before hand. this is what brought us or cool down in our breezy weather. we're still sitting in the midst of this nice little pattern change that has brought us

no, this isn't as you but i campaign stop for republican candidate john cox. yes, the same john cox that ran against newsom in 2018. he is running again in the recall election and brought this actual live bear to make his point and get publicity. >> it is a choice between the beauty and the the the the the conquer beastly changes in california and in a very donald trump like way branding newsom with a nickname. he is now running this $5 million tv attack at across the state. >> california's choice, beauty. >> reporter: john cox's stop of the day in napa county at the french laundry. >> our dutiful pretty boy governor decided to come here to the french laundry.french laa >> reporter: remember, newsom beat john cox in a life i. we ask john cox why he thinks the outcome will be any different. >> the state of california is far different today than it was three years ago. >> reporter: john cox is clearly trying to make a splash in a campaign that has several people running including celebrity caitlyn jenner. caitlyn jenner unveiled her first campaign california needs a

john: yes, we have had quite a decent exposure.ck up all the different parts of the equity market, rather than something that's overly tech focused. our natural diversification is we kind of benefit from these rallies in unloved areas. on commodities in particular, they are about as popular as they have been in a decade. from that perspective, there's quite a lot of positivity now. we have seen this 10% rally in the bloomberg commodity index year to date. i think where you get to -- what would push them higher, so what we we have got is a lot of backwardation. people are happy to pay or prepared to pay that higher premium to guarantee delivery of the nearest contract. what that means is, if producers react to that by increasing productions and inventories we build, you get the price fall back down again. it becomes a temporary story. if we find actually there is a structural mismatch between the supply that's available and the demand, but actually a decade of economic expansion up to covid means that there has just been in the back

john, aren't you? >> yes.said before. >> what's that? >> granted that the negro is the fountainhead of jazz, isn't it possible that a white can be just as basic to jazz as the negro? >> it is possible but only when the whites have paid the price and suffering to be the negro's equal. >> we are your equal, what are you talking about? >> you are not our equals in suffering. >> people don't just go out searching for suffering, how will we ever be equal? >> the first step is to accept the negro's tragic experience. >> but we are individuals with their own way to go. >> the negro way of looking at life is offering hope to everybody. >> certainly jazz is telling everybody's story, why can't you accept it? >> it is outrageous. >> outrageous my eye. this joy and suffering of jazz is cutting across many different people, even overseas. >> they go wild for it in asia, europe and south america. >> do they now? i don't know about that. >> you must be pretty dumb. >> seems to me jazz and the negro could be more relevant th

yes, john's shot in the 15 minutes was as close as they came. tension was running high. below news they had to win. ben smith went close in the 23rd minutes. finding the right was key. the they had to push through the opening goal and both on they do down and slowly and kind so chances blocked by resolute shall could defend this. but they also had to be wary of counter attacks. it only takes a few seconds to find yourself on the back foot. matthew hoppy set. alarm bells ringing off to half an hour. i saw the sun coast champions lead charge had recently been halted by demetrius grandma's. this is side. could they deal an even bigger blow to cologne? but cologne was going down without a sites. they took their hits, they made themselves heard. they got stuck in and they had that chance is captain. you want to take the dog with this effort in the 40 minutes. so when the heck those searching free kick found the best, and i'm just on the back post with 20 minutes ago, they deserve to take the lead. and the fans outside the ground was absolutely thrilled. jubilation didn't last, even as the go

yes, john's shot in the 15 minutes was as close as they came. attention was running high for the new they had to win. ben smiths went close and the 23rd minutes finding the right was key. the they had to push for the opening goal and both on they do down and slowly unkind. so chance is blocked by resolute, shall, could defend this. but they also had to be wary of counter attacks. it only takes a few seconds to find yourself on the back foot. matthew hoppy set. alarm bells ringing. after half an hour. i saw some food champions lead charge had recently been halted by demetrius grandma's. this is side. could they deal an even bigger blow to cologne? but cologne weren't going down without a fight. they took their hits, they made themselves heard. they got stuck in, and they had that chance is captain, you want us heck, dog with this effort and the 48 minutes. so when echo searching free kick found the best and i'm just on the back post with 20 minutes ago, they deserve to take the lead. and the fans outside the ground was absolutely thrilled. the jubilation didn't last with the goal was

. >> john? >> yes. well, let's get the whole band together again.ach and every one of those people looks like a bunch of wise guys, given what we know now and what we knew even when he was saying that. rudy giuliani has become, you know, this, i don't know -- just a big liar. you know, i have said this about trump, and it's become true about rudy. except when he admits something that's helpful to the case you can't rely on anything else he says. i wonder if when berman left office after the indictment that outlines the scheme they're talking about that they didn't have a protect manager who off loaded the investigation of the ukrainians to the eastern district because they couldn't trust main justice. now, it's possible. i don't know. it could be an independent investigation. but ask yourself. why is the eastern district involved in an investigation of the ukrainians? how did it start in the eastern district? an informant? and the parallel is we have on the state level the d.a. and the a.g. and they're cooperating. there is a combination of resource

my son's dogs. ( laughter ) >> stephen: today is your 41st anniversary of your wedding with john mccain. >> yeswas beautiful. it was a wonderful day. you know, two people were in our wedding senator gary hart and bill cohen who were groomsmen in our wedding. the da was done. it was bipartisan even in those days, if you can put it that way. it was a wonderful day. i hit the jackpot when i married my husband. he was just the greatest of men. i had a wild ride and a fun time. >> stephen: speaking of wild ride, i understand you literally do wild rides. you do drift racing? >> yeah, no, i -- >> stephen: are you too fast, too furious? how did this start? >> well, it started -- i had a stroke in 2004, and i was struggling with trying to get my strength back in hi arms and my hands and things, and it was my son that took me out and decided we're going to do this together. we built a car together, we raced it together. we were the only mother-son racing team around. then i actually went to a school that actually gave me more talent with regard to how to do it, so it was due to my son, and he really want

far have not confirmed that it is her identity, but it is widely thought to be sasha johnson, yes, as johntics asjohn said, bots, clearly, there are lots of unanswered questions here that everyone will want to get to the bottom of as quickly as possible. let's turn to different page of the telegraph. interesting to see how this story is received tomorrow morning, just because you have had both doses doesn't mean we are out of the woods entirely, john. no, this is an interesting story. it is from. _ no, this is an interesting story. it is from, seems to be well sourced from _ is from, seems to be well sourced from government discussions about what can— from government discussions about what can be opened up on the 21st of june _ what can be opened up on the 21st of june. the _ what can be opened up on the 21st of june. the suggestion is that after the 21st _ june. the suggestion is that after the 21st of— june. the suggestion is that after the 21st ofjune, you will still have — the 21st ofjune, you will still have to — the 21st ofjune, you will still have to isolate if you come into contact

a man of many talents. >> john: he's had a lot of talents. >> gillian: yes, why not one more? ng to see how well he does is here and how long it lasts. at the southern border, the flow of drug traffickers and asylum seekers continues to search. here's video from a fox flight zone to drunk. to drone. that is the grainy video and green that you see there on the right-hand side of your screen. alex hogan is on the screen. she is along the border in texas. alex, the dhs secretary continues to maintain that the border is closed. the pictures would seem to tell a different story. >> that's right. last night when we arrived, rafts quickly cross the river within minutes and is quite a traumatic experience for the children who were helped off of the boat. >> we have seen this back and forth with this raft behind me. women and children on board with the smugglers swimming them close to the short but not getting too close hoping to evade law enforcement. >> smugglers paddling with their hands dismay quiet. the families surrendering to border patrol. very different from the trafficking we

. >> john: yes, unsurprisingly per gillian turner, thank you so much.studio. >> sandra: back for the top story, the administration defending the cdc after her "new york post" revealed the agency is cool reopening guidelines were influenced by a major teacher's union, white house press secretary jen psaki yesterday dismissing it as part of the process. >> it is actually a long-standing best practice for the cdc to engage with organizations and groups that are going to be impacted by guidance and recommendations issued by the agency. the cdc engages with the stakeholders that are on the front lines in this pandemic and have requisite perspective for the guidance. >> sandra: ben domenech joining us now, publisher of "the federalist." we are wondering why any input other than this doctors would've been used to make these decisions. >> you know who the biggest stakeholders are in the decision. it is the kids. it is those black, brown, asian kids across america who are affected by these decisions in a way that is not just antiscientific, but it is designed to

so let me piggyback what john shrable was talking about. yes, it's going to be very hot buckle up. if you don't have to be outside, don't. if you do drink plenty of water. so let me draw your attention to the screen. the heat advisory will begin in 6 hours from now we'll go all the way until 9 o'clock tonight. we're talking temperatures in the 90's and triple digits for a lot of the bay area, not san francisco when it gets a 100 degrees in san francisco. you know, it's the end of the world. but we're talking about napa, solano, fairfield, concord, parts of the east bay. it will be extremely hot. thankfully it is not windy because then you get a fire and then the wind that could start whipping things around. firefighters all over california. they are warning people take this time if especially since are off today, try to create defensible space because we are in fire season and it's going to be presumably even worse than the year before and the year before. so it won't get any better anytime soon. if you're our out. barbecuing, make sure you go to places that are designated to have

i was walking down the hallway to least school, a couple of guys stopped me, asked if i was john, i said yesey were bob perez and tim abby. bob perez, a detective on the police force. tim abby was head of cps. in wenatchee. they took he to the principal's office. and alone. and they interviewed me, asked me about what happened with my sister, and ask if anyone else had ever been involved if there was any abuse. i was honest with them. and told them, everything. and that was the first interview. >> after talking to john. tim abby and bob perez, came and told mark that it was a family problem, that is all they were going to do. >> only boy with 4 sisters. we had two foster girls living with us at the time, whosed did abused them -- whose dad abused them, my parents did not think it was appropriate for me to stay in the house, we were trying to fix it. >> we packed john's things up, and took him to stay with his aunt terry, she was going to enroll him in school. and our girls would go back-to-school, life would continue on. we felt we handled it well. i contacted tim abby, i told him, john was

>> yes, john, thank you for having me, and there are still a number of challenges, exactly as you saiderks in a good position, the case numbers are coming down, we're about where we were in september, vaccination numbers continue to climb, i think the messages need to be to those who are still hesitant that we've learned a lot about this -- these vaccines, and they're very safe and very effective. and we need to have a number of messengers get this message out. we need to be understanding what people's concerns are, some people have concerns about safety, some people don't believe in the threat of covid-19. we need to understand what the concerns are and address those, yes. >> forgive me for interrupting, sir, a glitch in the signal. as more adults get vaccinated we're seeing a trend of more cases in young children. the latest numbers here, 49,000 last week of cases among children, that's 24% of the new cases reported. but it's the lowest number of child covid cases since october. help me with the math here, how much of that is younger people getting vaccinated or is it a larger issue,

john cena. >> take them to what was to mark lunch? >> greg: i thought i was the only well-built man who could speak mandarin. >> under 5 feet, yes. think is getting a bum rap on this? >> yes, here's the deal peered he's not stupid. he's an extremely smart businessman. and how much money was it again? $136 million. sayonara too. most movies are made for the chinese market, that is where the money is at. so sorry taiwan, whoops, he made a mistake in an interview i did clean adele. he didn't just clean it up, he said it in mandarin. look, my bad. go buy my stuff, it won't happen again. tomato, tomato, same thing. he made a marketing mistake. that's why he apologize, he's not done. he spent on the forefront as far as working with marketing and stuff. it was years ago he gave me great advice. he said listen, if you're going to do movies -- and vest on and know on in china. i didn't do either one. he's a great guy. some people who don't know him and they seem as a really successful attractive guy who does movies all around the world pretty slow so the same guy who had to go to the bathroom with 10 minutes to go at wrestlemania so i cou

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tomorrow on "techcheck", brian chesky do not miss that >> yes, john airbnb once again below the openingpo, opening trade of 146 currently 134. a lot to talk about with brian >>> "the halftime" starts now. >> carl, thanks. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour, the question on every investor's mind, are we nearing the end of the sell-off we are debating with the investment committee brenda van jello, john brown, kevin o'leary is along with us today, too take you to the ball stocks, i said they're bouncing. dow is good for better than 400. nasdaq off the best levels of the day. nonetheless, given what has happened lately we will take the 68 points to the upside. kevin o'leary, big question, are we nearing the end of the sell-off can you trust what we're witnessing

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posted better than expected results, but the stock is plunging 8.6% on concerns the company faces, yes, john corpina, rising component costs, rising shipping costs. ceo colin angle reassuring investors. also sink ising at this hour, smile direct club. the teledentistry company on pace for its largest percentage loss in more than a year, clipped by 16.25%. loss of -- we're looking at the company reviewing that a system outage caused by i believe it was a cybersecurity incident last month disrupted operations and will dent sales this quarter. so investors are moving away from that one. and while customers may be hailing more rides as pandemic restrictions lift, uber and lyft's recovery is stalling due to driver shortages and regulatory threats that drivers may be reclassified as employees. that seems to be a trend at least in some countries. now, both companies are struggling to keep up with the uptick in riders as many drivers are unwilling to return to the road due to safety and financial concerns. they're still worried about the coronavirus. shares of uber lower by 3.5%, lyft down 3%. now t