co-host christine and joseph yes the founder and c.e.o. of strategy marketplace so joseph of all let's start with you the deficit with china increased 22 percent while the shortfall with mexico rose 23.5 percent now during the trouble ministration biggest trade deficits were highlighted as a major problem that must be corrected what about now what is the problem with the trade deficit keeps on growing. well i have about a 100 page power point for you guys if you want to stick around for an hour but since i don't want to bore you and your viewers on that i think let's just break this down really really separately for everybody 1st and foremost when you have a lot of exports and you have few imports it does make things good for the americans who are buying you know products because it makes everything really really cost effective for them and they can buy more on the flip side what you don't see on that and this is where economists tend to disagree and have arguments over is that now you're giving a bunch of money overseas to other countries

co-host christine and joseph yes the founder and c.e.o.of strategy marketplace so joseph of all let's start with you the deficit with china increased 22 percent while the shortfall with mexico grows 23.5 percent now during the trumpet ministration biggest trade deficits were highlighted as a nature problem that must be corrected what about now what is the problem with the trade deficit keeps on growing. well i have about a 100 page power point for you guys if you want to stick around for an hour but since i don't want to bore you and your viewers on that i think let's just break this down really really separately for everybody 1st and foremost when you have a lot of exports and you have few imports it does make things good for the americans who are buying you know products because it makes everything really really cost effective for never they can buy more on the flip side what you don't see on that and this is where economists tend to disagree and have arguments over is that now you're giving a bunch of money overseas to other countries i

joseph: potentially, yes. i am an optimist. act, the second cares act was a 2.3 trillion dollar package, it was unanimous. the fed moved with incredible you equity. the economy is recovering. washington is debating an unprecedented fiscal stimulus and monetary policy has been very easy. yes, there is this possibility that we are crating some great risks. for better or worse, we are testing modern theory. the dynamism of the u.s. economy, its entrepreneurial spirit, if you look at the business dynamic data last year from the census bureau, i mean, there's a lot of incredible things that this economy does. so i am still an optimist, but there are certainly a lot of risks. jonathan: come back soon. joseph lavorgna there, natixis chief economist. i want to go back to target. anyway, target says store sales in the first quarter incredibly strong, 22.9%. the estimate was 10.3%. the forward-looking is that the growth can continue. that's the communication coming from the chief executive this morning for target. the stock is up by more

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joseph in compton, california. caller: thank you. yesi graduated from dominguez high school in 1981. what i recognized here as a parent and as a student in america is that we are not being taught african-american history correctly. there's no history that has shown, no books that talks about the pyramids down in mexico that are built by africans way before white settlers showed up here. we do not start our history discussing the pyramids. those are down there. even black history, we only define history through the 13 colony discussion. california was never part of the 13 colonies. there was never slavery over here. i define myself as simply an indigenous individual whose family has been here in america , where we cannot mark the time that we showed up here. there is no marking of history showing when my people showed up here. host: that's joseph in california. this is barry in florida, also on that same line for parents and students as well. barry, go ahead. caller: yeah, i'm coming from a perspective, i was raised in new york and queens

it's dangerous, reckless, and naturally you is going to act a joseph brown, who is the international european union. foreign policy chief said yes, another blatant attempt by the elevation authorities to silence all opposition votes. nato is going to have a meeting, obviously that had to stay taller in brussels anyway for the year meeting the open council meeting. mesa also in brussels. nathan leaders are going to be meeting tomorrow. that's tuesday rushes reaction. i'm bound to say, of course they've described themselves as shocked by the western reaction, and they pointed out what they just drive as western hypocrisy. highlighting the 2013 incidence in which a flight, carrying the bolivian president several more, had to divert and land in australia because it was thought by the western allies. but the whistleblower edward snowden was on board that life. he wasn't. but the russians are making a point of a highlight things that particular diversion as being said, well, you know, party colon capital black on this one. nevertheless, a lot of outrage and it's war sanction. i mean, there are already sanctions against lucas shanker a

yes. i'm happy to introduce it. this one is ec-1578, it is for st. joseph art society. which i'm sure you heard about. this was coming online pre-pandemic. second permit we're hearing. this is the last one. they are located at 1401 howard street. this is a really versatile space that will serve as a museum and art gallery and gathering space. the applicants have done lot of work to get this application before you this evening. not only do they have to wait, they have to work with the planning department in advance of working with us to ensure that night time entertainment can be allowed as a youth at the premises. we've conducted extensive neighborhood outreach. they plan to have live entertainment. they've noted in their application that they are going to have all kinds of entertainment including acoustic music, opera, fashion shows, d.j.s, live bands and more. they've applied for this ongoing place of entertainment permit to also include outdoor entertainment and amplified sound in their outdoor location. we're taking them both at once. part of this permit, we will make sure we do sound testing insi

joseph in compton, california. caller: thank you. yesgraduated from dominguez high school in 1981. what i recognized here as a parent and as a student in america is that we are not being taught african-american history correctly. there's no history that has shown, no books that talks about the pyramids down in mexico that are built by africans way before white settlers showed up here. we do not start our history discussing the pyramids. those are down there. even black history, we only define history through the 13 colony discussion. california was never part of the 13 colonies. there was never slavery over here. i define myself as simply an indigenous individual whose family has been here in america , where we cannot mark the time that we showed up here. there is no marking of history showing when my people showed up here. host: that's joseph in california. this is barry in florida, also on that same line for parents and students as well. barry, go ahead. caller: yeah, i'm coming from a perspective, i was raised in new york and queens.

yes, me. ah, yeah, a lot of the audio. but then the head physician shook my hand and then turned to the friar. brother joseph, a smock for the doctor. at that moment, i knew that life had changed for me. from being nothing, i had my personality bath that was my 1st encounter with people on a level i got the data in the terrible war started on may 22nd. 1959 germany and italy formed an alliance known as the pact to the packet. and then going to july brought us news of the invasion officially. july 9th, 943, spearheaded by the united states. the allies began their mccallion campaign with the invasion officially. they needed to make their way to rome. it would prove to be a low and bloody undertaking. they were fighting against when germany skimmed military strategist, albert carefully the command charged with defending italy for me. when general eisenhower lacey italian surrender has surrendered its i'm unable to make the least amended. hitler sent catherine to secure around. he was responsible for the destruction of the films that the nazis were going to do. the same to run that they were running and shouting

and there could be 50 cars, yes, 5-0, in a line outside waiting to see that property. >> reporter: or joseph lee, new jersey. >> this is the busiest market i've seen in 34 years. >> reporter: or thomas brown in austin, texas. >> there was a home that came on the market, 40,000 460,000, and they said, we'll buy this house and the seller's next house. >> reporter: was it accepted? >> it was accepted. >> reporter: coin the term "the great reshuffling." what does that mean? >> remote work has allowed us to wrap our work around our lives. >> reporter: amanda's website had 9.6 billion visits in 2020, up 19%ar. >> the pandemic really accelerated some trends that we were seeing prior to the pandemic. people are moving to metros that offer relative affordability and year-round outdoor living. >> reporter: where are they moving from? >> we have seen a shift away from the metro coastal areas to some of the more affordable metros. >> reporter: the yellow dots show the flow of people out of california in 2020. two of those dots might represent dustin and brenda heft, who used colby lampman's agency to fi

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yes. >> wertheim: their subjects ranged from low-level german soldiers to high-ranking nazi officers, including hans goebbels, brother of hitler's chief propagandist, joseph order of battle of the german army. paul fairbrook helped write this compact manual-- known as the red book-- which outlined in great detail the makeup of virtually every nazi unit, information every ritchie boy committed to memory. >> fairbrook: when the soldiers said, "i'm not going to talk," they could say, "wait a minute. i know all about you. look, i got a book here, and it tells me that you were here and you went there and your boss was this." and they were impressed with that. >> wertheim: so it sounds like this gave the officers in the field a guide to the german army so they could then interrogate the german p.o.w.s more efficiently. >> fairbrook: that's exactly right. >> wertheim: the ritchie boys earned a reputation for delivering important tactical information fast, making a major contribution to every battle on the western front. their work save lives? >> frey: absolutely. they certainly saved lives. i think that that's quantifiable. >> wertheim: david frey teaches histor

yes the indian government has said that it has been in touch with its vaccine makers and will be able to procure around 2000000000 josephbetween august and december today at the local park know of the sputnik vaccine said that it has started a soft rollout of the vaccine in the city of hyderabad and of the next few weeks we'll see example up the government also said that sputnik will be manufactured in india starting july it has been priced at just below $14.00 for joe's at the same time states have been incredibly critical of the government's handling of the crisis you know oxygen the lockjaw but especially the vaccines because they believe the government has not had a mass free vaccine rollout and left the states to scramble for those as we've been reporting on how some vaccinations centers in the country have had to shut because they simply don't have enough doses so now 12 states have come out and said that individually they will be floating global tend and spending billions of dollars to import vaccines they also admit that this is going to be a tall task given the situation in the international market right now yo

yes, hi. my name is joseph [inaudible], and i'm one of the other project sponsors for the project. when we started these projects, both of these locations were closed down. as the project evolved over a five-year period, you know, we responded to the needs of the community and the asks of the community to provide an activated space and make it available, and so during that time, there's been an art gallery that's been an active space, and that space has been used to provide, you know, free events and free locations to the community to conduct pop-up small businesses or small events. they actually held a memorial there for someone's family member who had passed away, and so those activities will cease once the store, you know, becomes approved, and it will undergo construction. and from there, it'll fall under a completely different purview and be activated as a cannabis business with all the different requirements. >> commissioner diamond: were you aware that the neighborhood upstairs was concerned about the noise and did you have conversations and try to do anything to address the

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joseph, daniel landry. >> can you hear me now? >> chairman: yes, sir. >> greetings, board of supervisor peskin, supervisor mandelman, and supervisor chan. thank you, cheryl davis, and president walton for this advisory committee. my name is daniel landry and i applied for this position for a lot of reasons. the big reason is because i think being born and raised in san francisco for 52 years, now my mother moved here in 1958 and similar to what mr. gibson said, we were immediately faced with hardship from the san francisco redevelopment agency. so we were displaced and that's pretty much a lot of what i remember growing up is always moving in the fillmore western addition. just briefly about me and qualifications it's pretty much in the last 30 years, i've spent volunteering and being an activist and advocate in the fillmore communities and i've heard about institutional knowledge. we also need people in this committee that bring credibility and street knowledge and i think that's what i would add and that would be an asset to us making a decision

yes, going all the way. i think it's a step in the right direction but more he needs to do. >> bill: do you know deon joseph,. police officer who wrote a letter asking for a sit-down with lebron james? he reacted this way. watch here. >> if he doesn't feel like it, he doesn't have to. i just thought it would be good if you know you're wrong on an issue at least say hey, i got it wrong, yes, i want accountability but this one i got wrong. the reason why i wrote this letter is because, you know, that officer could have been me. >> bill: what do you think about that, sheriff? >> he is right on the money. yes, i think everyone does want accountability and we're holding people accountable. look no further than derek chauvin. the question is when you are wrong, are you willing to admit it? if i'm wrong in some things i'll do i have to admit it. that's part of the job. >> dana: sir, this video from a traffic stop really was chilling. we played it yesterday and the officer had his own body cam that he had purchased on his own to invest to protect himself. this is what happened. watch here. >> only citing you for usi