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that person was heather's brother, josh feasel.ighting a lot. >> oh yeah. >> according to josh jan, jean sent heather an ugly text message just hours before heather went missing. berating her for failing a nursing exam. to stupid to pass the lpn exam exam. low expectations of yourself. typical trash like your mom and dad. >> he knew what to say that would get under her skin. >> it was fair to assume that heather and josh didn't always see eye to eye. >> o'connell said josh was less than cooperative went approached by investigators. >> josh would have his good days and be willing to talk to us. and josh would have his bad days and not wanting to talk to us. >> at one point, o'connell said he asked for josh is dna, just rule him out. >> he wouldn't give it to us initially. >> that's got to make you sit up a little straighter. >> it did. >> i sat down with josh. what was it like to be accused of having played a part in killing your sister? >> i felt like you guys are crazy to think i would do that. >> you love your sister? >> definite

>> a guy named josh created a josh byte at the start of the pandemic and challenges all joshes to a duelot the attention of joshes all over the nations but the winner is the smallest of all. 4-year-old josh was honored with a paper crown and bragging rights. >> trevor: congrats to little josh for winning that josh fight, and condolences to the family of josh groban who that child beat into a coma. seriously, it's cool to see joshes from all around the country coming together to have harmless fun. usually when that many joshes are in the same place the only thing that comes out of it is what a hedge fund? that's one of the cool things about the internet is it lets these kind of events happen oh organically, you know, for no reason at all. well, i mean, it's either that or maybe this was actually a giant undercover operation to capture josh dugger. either way, it worked. you know, after watching this, i realized that we need to crown a champion for every name, because too often i meet someone like sai my neighbor steve, and i think to myself, is this the best steve i could be talking to? i

i want to bring josh brown into the conversation, josh, because you are a starbucks shareholder.ve you still are. i wonder what you make of the fact he is out, he is into domino's i don't know waugh think about that company specifically, but you do have other restaurant or food-related plays in your book, too. >> yeah, well, i think it is interesting. there's a school of thought out there that starbucks has done an excellent job in recovering from the pandemic, but then there is this possibility that they can hit a wall because so many of their locations are not just revolving around, you know, people feeling like having a coffee but they really do need like the business commuter and the business traveler to get back everything that they've lost like there are certain locations they have that either you have to close them or they're going to be much lower volume locations. so i am sympathetic to that idea that you've seen the best of what you will see out of starbucks for the recovery and now the growth rate will slow back down, that they've regained much of what has been lost i

josh is joining me now. josh, any more detail coming out? >> we're still waiting for information from law enforcement. the initial report was from the santa clara sheriff saying they were responding to this incident. whenever we see a mass shooting, obviously officers has the duty to respond to mitigate the threat and the information will follow later. we know the area around the shooting, this is near the light rail yard, is locked down to include a middle school nearby, they're in a state of lockdown as well out of an abundance of caution. this massive presence we're seeing right now from first responders indicates they're taking this very seriously. as you were just saying, it's a good sign that we're not seeing the influx of tactical resources and the like. sadly, i've covered so many of o ez these shootings, so many are over in a matter of seconds. we don't know know how many victims we're talking about. we don't have information about the shooter. we know law enforcement has surrounded that location. one other thing, they've directed t

josh, i said it. we made it through may so much for the sell in may and go away because the s&p was up .8% and we're not that far away from record highs the s&p 500 is half a percent away, and you got a lot of things lining up covid stuff is really good interest rates aren't running away from us earnings expectations are only improving, and there is so much pent-up demand like you wouldn't believe. i know you know that story, too. so are we about to take that next level higher? >> i think so, and it is going to be led by a fairly diverse cross section of industry groups and sectors. i like that action this is not going to be the faang stocks and then everything else trailing behind, which is what we had seen at previous highs. that ended up not being very sustainable. i think this is a very different picture. i'm sure stephanie would agree look at what is working right now. i'm looking right now at financials the xlf has spent the last few weeks hanging near highs stopped making forward progress, but

josh? secretary shapiro: i would note for the record, you've asked all of us for one thing and matt gave at least two or three. [laughter] so i am not going to be bound by the one. i agree with the comments of my colleagues. i think above all else leaders need to speak and act with moral clarity, and we lost that for quite a bit of time. and that is not about your perspective on one issue or the other, it is about speaking with more clarity in adhering to our constitution. i would say that is above all else the most important thing. there are certainly some changes to our election laws here in pennsylvania that we need to make, but overall, i think we need to get back to, you know, a common set of facts and actors who are willing to act with moral clarity. secretary benson: yeah, i couldn't agree more and, of course, i agree with everything that's said. to me, it also underscores the need for sustainable funding and resources to invest in our elections whether it's about , educating voters,

me look as long as he continues to not be donald trump he can basically do whatever he wants just josh i mean i love to get your take on but i mean one of the it's a copy of donald trump had won the election you know would we have had kind of you know final 4 west virginia george you know various states competing and if you know the winners get the covert vaccines but i'd be interested to know what you know you think about you know the biden picture where you think he's winning where you think he's losing well i there's a lot i agree with liz about i think you know the. the 2 main things out of the gate are just returning some semblance of normalcy and perhaps just. as you know stability you know kind of af active stability to the white house and just in the way that in the united states the presidency sort of casts a you know sets a tone casts a pall over the country and if you have someone like donald trump who's president that is just a very destabilising wild kind of thing and people are clearly ready to be done with that i think even a number of supporters were kind of ready to be

josh: thank you so much before i move on to sec. mark esper, i do address this issue that the cost for the radius you in the china issue, both on the chinese issue side and you aside. what you are referring to of course as part of their efforts from their own chinese delegation point of view, serious racial injustice issues that we face in our society and particularly responding to and dealing openly with the situation and tried to reckon that in the distinction they so that is a draw. but as you congresswoman rep. stephanie murphy. how you think about these two issues and how they are interacting and how we can deal with both of them and how we can both confront the demanding communist chinese party and also dealing with forthrightly with what is undeniably the rights in the racism against asian americans in our community. murphy: i think what is happening in our society right now, though i beat that we are dealing with it in a democratic way by having this conversation dialogue. undeniable that it is happening. it is also undeniab

but i like josh's trade. like crowdstrike i will be looking to get back into that one because i exited that i will be looking to get back in i think the last time we had an entry around 185, and it pushed up into, you know, the 210, 220 area just like that. so i think you can get that kind of outperformance. to see these stocks, scott, down 4% to 6% in a single session, data dog, crowdstrike, you know, these are big percentage moves i think they give you an opportunity, but it certainly gives you a little acid reflux at the same time. >> yeah. josh, crowdstrike is a name that, you know, i always come back to you on when it has big moves. just playing off what doc just said about that drop of 12.5% over a week, you say what? >> well, the stock has been in the same lane since december of 2020 if you go back and look at a chart, 170 has been support. so it is now closer to that 170, 175 level than it was a few weeks ago, but it really has been in that same range. they do have earnings coming up very soon. i thin

. >> yeah, josh. i love what she said, at the expense of expensive we will call it the burberry to big lots names is that what you are recommending as well, finally the great rotation you guys have been talking about on "halftime" for months now >> i think the rotation is ongoing. we don't recommend, to be very clear, people try to capitalize on these seven-day gyrations from one sector to the next. it rowley actually can't be done in real life on a consistent basis. it is a recipe for churning and chopping up your own portfolio, paying a lot of taxes for no reason we are more likely, however, to look at a market like this and say the setup going forward for new money coming in probably is better than it was two weeks ago. you have had a blow-off top and some of the most noxiously aggressive trades happening out there. you have a little more humility in the marketplace right now you have had some great stocks come down 20%, 25% from their highs, giving you an opportunity that you were begging for just

tom: josh wingrove, really appreciate it.at this fiscal policy and the analysis, and all the usual players are going to dance their part, but you really wonder where we are at the end of july when we are discussing this out. timmy, the total mystery with the scale of the numbers. lisa: terry haines of pangaea put out a report yesterday after looking at the counter proposal from rube lukens, and said he gives it a 60% chance of some kind of infrastructure deal getting done. he basically said nobody in washington cuts a deal before congress leaves town unless they want the deal to fail, so it was actually a good sign, according to him, that you get it signed and delivered ahead of the weekend. tom: it is day after day we see the lift in the futures markets. something we haven't talked about this morning, the continuing assent of the asian currencies. it is very subtle, very nuanced, but renminbi three days and around pups out on yuan. that is a very strong chinese currency. other currencies clearly ascending. that will be one o

thank you for that josh brown, a video question for you. >> hi, josh. this is bryian in seattle.e and are high growth stocks. they represent 5%, 3%, 4% and 4% of my portfolio. how would you play it over the next two months? thanks >> all right what's the advice? >> i mean, i was taking this very seriously until the last sentence over the next two months let me use this opportunity to give you really great answer anyone that tells you they know what a stock is going to do over the nec twoxt two months. i own paypal i own crowd strike your guess is as good as mine as the next eight weeks i'm a long term investor in both if you are a shorter term trader, you should technicals, not people's opinion on tv >> are you comfortable with someone owning paypal and square, just for example >> yes because while they are both payment companies, they have very different objectives in their respective markets. the only really overlap is vemno and cash app paypal is much more on the e commerce size. you can own them both. maybe you don't want your port fo folio be 8% but i think there's room for

so i did exactly what josh -- >> what are the taxes on that like >> it depends. i'm trading in tax deferred, josh, so i don't worry about that but what would the taxes be? you would be short-term capital gains. but the premiums and the swing, when you go from a 16 vix up to a 29, you are talking about a doubling in the premium. it would be like, you know, a super bowl week and you have a condo right next to the stadium. obviously you are getting huge premiums then. you want to rent that thing out. that's what i did when the vol popped that 73%. it has pulled back to half of that move today alone, guys. so dead cat bounce maybe for some of the stocks you talked about a couple, scott, like tesla and a couple others that had gone positive and then kind of rolled back over but as far as apple, just keeping chugging along, and a lot of the others, i think the rest of q2 is going to be more or less like this. we're going to see little pull backs like that thatare kind o scary, a three-day pull back of 1,100 points in the dow? yeah, that's scary but when that volume and

josh: i think so. clear the democrats in congress don't all want a revolution that some of the progressive wing once. remember, it is not just one bill, two bills. the american families plan sources have told us that's the one they do as a longshot, the least likely of passing in any form, but certainly in its entirety. we are going to watch how that goes. remember the backdrop to this is the stalled reaction to the virus. we are all moving past it. the numbers are moving down. we have not hit more than 30,000 cases this week in the u.s. that has not happened since the start of the pandemic. it is remarkable. tom: one more question. where does the vice president fit in? give us a post 100 days day-to-day rhythm of the vice president with this administration. josh: i believe she will be meeting as well with the south korean president. she's been in the room. biden wants her to be in the room. she got the deal that biden got from obama which is getting to be the last person, even the -- either the excite

josh brown, do you have a community on this? must, you must >> well, coinbase acts like a falling knife because they didn't do an ipo they did a direct listing. i keep hearing people say since the ipo, what is different about an ipo and direct listing is in a direct listing insiders don't have to hold that's the trade-off okay so we saw this with spotify. we saw this with slack we saw this with palantir. over the next couple of months, there's tons of insiders dumping stock. they have the right to when you see an ipo, number one, it has institutional sponsorship out of the gates all of the firms that appeared on the filings as underwriters are all of a sudden covering the company with a buy and a strong buy. that's one big difference. the second one, the more important one is that you don't have people dumping hundreds of millions of shares the next day, the next week. they have nine-month lockup, six-month lockup, 12-month, depending on the deal >> right >> look at the companies of coinbase the size that have come to the market

it dipped negative,josh brown what is going on in the markets here do you think? >> i think that markets are -- market participants are starting to anticipate the idea of an economy that is supported by it's own inherent growth engines and not reliant on federal growth stimstimulus. i think the fed will have to make an off-handed remark about tapering asset purchases unfortunately there is no great way to come out and say it bernanke kind of snuck it in there in congressional testimony, not during a fed meeting, the market freeted out, and it was the highest multiple growth stocks that were hit the hardest. i think that market participants are sort of starting to snip that out gold bottomed recently, these are also risk off trades you do have this momentum, i think that should hold up okay, but the growth stocks are more susceptible to subsequent and eventually rise in rates and they are really the epicenter of the damage. i was looking at the rtfs, not like they're not doing a good job, but just that theme, right? that idea of who cares about cash flow. let's buy

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josh, quick word on cisco and that type of old tech?t more exciting and they further along on the recurring revenue business model transformation than cisco is. so if i have to own a low growth '90s era tech giant that hasn't done a lot lately, oracle over cisco. >> i wonder if they are going to get questions on the guidance of whether the supply component shortages played a role. xi, i wanted to give you the final word we didn't get to talk a lot about target but an important barometer and consumer spending. that stock did well but the xr retail etf dropped we saw stellar results from macy's and walmart, and home depot and the retail etf was lower. what does that tell you? a a lot of that good news been priced in already? >> i think -- certainly going to take retail higher it is just -- you know, in the beginning. so there is more opportunities there. and i think a lot of the investors who were previously focused on technology are now seeing underperformance this year and going into these other sectors. >> we will leave that conversati

josh: well, it is an open question.son he pivoted to it is because the demand is really drying up in the u.s. in nearly every state, even with a collapse in supply. remember, we were thinking we would have 100 million johnson & johnson shots right now. we don't have that. still, we have more than enough for what we need. that's why the u.s. is saying we are going to start giving stuff away, including the astrazeneca doses you heard president biden say. he's referring to those astra doses they can't use domestically, and there's not a lot of demand for even if he could, and they will give it to countries as things are slowing down. his new goal is essentially that the rate of shots over the next 60 days will only collapse by half of what it has been over the last month or so. tom: how do we do this? is this a military exercise to distribute all of this? how does the white house perceive that we will actually affect a global distribution? josh: one, right now he's been blocking other countries from buying directly. pfizer

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josh rogan sent back two official warnings. the first cable josh writes which i obtain warns that the lab works on bat coronaviruses and potential human transmission represented a risk of a new sars-like pandemic. the scientists at the wiv lab noted the new lab has a serious shortage of appropriately trained technicians and investigators needed to safely operate this highly container. i am going to speak to dr. sanjay gupta. today the white house was asked about this new reporting and whether the white house is pressing china for more information. >> we are, we have repeatedly called the w.h.o. >> why is the u.s. relying on the w.h.o. this is the same organization that praised china's, quote, "handling the pandemic." the white house produced a report on this topic that quote, "represents a partial and incomplete picture." it does not entirely make sense if the world does not find out the truth how this deadly pandemic began. is there is hope of preventing the next one. natasha bertran is live with us. you have been talking to y

george will wrote that josh hawley, ted cruz and donald trump should be forevermore shunned.t as as a sedition is. tonight on the house floor, liz cheney said would josh hawley and the republicans, george will now call sedition is, who support donald trump's big lie can never, ever say. >> the election is over, that is the rule of law, that is our constitutional process. those who refused to accept the ruling of our courts are at war with the constitution. our duty is clear, every one of us who has sworn the oath must act to prevent the unraveling of our democracy. >> joining our discussion now claire mccaskill, former democratic senator and political analysts and professor eddie glaude jr., professor of african study an msnbc contributor. senator, let me start with you and what must feel like to read his deep regrets at doing everything he could to defeat you in your reelection campaigned through the candidacy of josh hawley. >> he revered by the ole republican party, in my state, someone who refused to campaign against tom eagle gym because they work together on many issues

, josh. what he is doing, wait for a minute, turn the system on -- go ahead. so now, he is measuring the current through one of these bulbs connected in parallel. this is important that students understand how this works, because if you don't get the loads connected correctly, they will fail. and also they could be injured. so it's very important the students understand the science as well as how to use the instruments and archery -- in our trade. if they master these things, they will have a durable, competitive and bandage -- competitive advantage in the job market. >> is this a certificate program? >> please are my newbies. we have a certificate program that is three semesters, four semesters. the certificate is 32 credit hours. the degree is 62. >> [indiscernible] >> i know that. [laughter] >> thank you. don't give us a test on this. >> oh, there is a test coming up here would with the students do is -- these are inputs from the instruments. they will put those into the formulas that i ha

and josh hawley, wants to run for president of the united states, and josh hawley is positioning himselfident. this is what the president voters want, and all these things are connected. and part of the problem with america today, america is not what it was 20 years, 50 years, 100 years ago, and what is happening now, the republican party is stop america's diversity. stop the empowerment of groups in the country that are a significant part of the country. i will give you a fact. white heterosexual male christians represent 25% of the country. white heterosexual male christians represent 80% of the power levers, politics, the economy. because it's 90 to 80, there i a huge pushback from people like josh hawley, the policing act, all of the things have race at the core. they don't want to drop to 75% in the country. and to me, there is a group of people in the country that don't like the fact that is a country is changed and they want to do everything possible to keep it from changing more, and josh hawley is a leader of that. >> we may not like the answers, but we are deeply indebted to th

thank you josh. appreciate you being here today.

josh, first i need you to help me decipher that.oll records and what would they have revealed to the doj? >> well, joshua, it's kind of a throwback i think to the '70s or so when people are really paying for their long distance phone bills. basically toll records show what number you were calling and what number may have been calling you. maybe, how long the two callers or the two phones were connected. but that's it. what they are saying is they're not wiretapping the call so they don't know what was said. but in a leak investigation, could be pretty useful to know who reporters were speaking to, just before a pivotal story came out. >> and, josh, that's an important distinction. there are certain, legal lines in terms of what sort of intelligence can be gathered or surveillance can be gathered on american citizens, in terms of knowing that you placed a call or that you sent a message. but not necessarily, what the content of the message or the call was. right? >> right. wiretapping, we call that in the -- in the justice department

wait for me at the union >> seth: please welcome to the show, josh duhamel how are you, josh? and everything for you tonight. >> seth: you look really -- now, i'm sure that's probably the best dressed you've ever been in your own kitchen >> well, at least in the last year this is a good excuse for me to, you know, i didn't -- i mean, i didn't go all the way. >> seth: sure. thank you for your honesty we do appreciate your honesty. josh, this is your first time on the show, but we have been co-stars in a major motion picture. we were in the 2011 film "new year's eve." we did not have scenes together, which i think is probably one of the reasons the film did not make its box office numbers. >> no. >> seth: but, did you enjoy -- i've often talked on this show with other people in that film how much fun it was to work with gary marshall. >> gary was amazing. and -- although we didn't -- we didn't have any scenes together, i did feel your vibrations >> seth: thank you >> on the set well after you had gone, so in a way we did work together at least i was inspired by what you left beh

josh hawley said he used to read pulitzer prize-winning columnist george will religiously.along with ted cruz and donald trump should be forevermore shunned. each will wear a star-- scarlet s as a seditionist. tonight liz cheney and george will who calls them seditionists will say what they can never, ever say. >> the election is over. that is the rule of law. that is our constitutional process. those who refuse to accept the rulings of our courts are at war with the constitution. our duty is clear. every one of us who has sworn the oath must act to prevent the unraveling of our democracy. >> joining our discussion now, claire mccaskill, former democratic senator from missouri and msnbc political analyst, also with us senator glover, professor at princeton university and msnbc contributor. claire, what it must feel like to read his deepest regrets at defeating you through the election campaign with josh hawley. >> danforth revealed by the old republican party in my state, someone who refused to campaign against tom eagleton because they worked together on many issues that w

josh rogan is "outfront" with us. is 90 days enough?> it is such an interesting move from the biden administration, they decided to admit what a lot of people have thought it was obvious which the w.h.o. is not capable likely to solve the mystery of the pandemic because they spent a year to do it. one of the interesting things is they are expanding the investigation. a lot of u.s. agencies. that means there are a lot more information they could. that'll only come through diplomacy and pressure. they're going to go to the chinese and press for more answers. both of those will be difficult. there is a long road ahead. >> let me read apart of the statement from president biden and he said, "the failure to get an inspector on the ground in those early months will hamper any investigations into the origins of covid-19." >> how much or maybe the intelligence community has a long reach. how much can the u.s. really learn without going to china? >> that's what you see there is the biden administration preparing us if they fail, right? we may no

gounder, let have josh finish and i will give your time for that. >> thank you.d some sciences said it was a conflict of interest and ahead of the w.h.o. that we need to spend more time in the lab. there is a lot of visions and we have not found any evidence that's true. now if you are saying we need to look into both. yeah, i think we do. we have to recognize it is not -- it has been a year of scientists tells us not to look in the lab theory. and now we should look at both, great, that does not mean we have done that. that's simply not the case. >> dr. gounder. >> with all do reue respect, if are investigating broad spill over, you need to do investigation of annalimals an humans. >> dr. celine gounder and josh rogan, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, 21 marathon runners was killed in china. >>> unbelievable scene in congo where thousands were forced to flee as lava swallows their homes. >>> the oldest to win the championship, phil mickelson. our don riddell is live as it all happens and he joins us live next. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race ligh

earlier we sat down with josh silverman, president and ceo of ets et etsy take a look. >> i don't like to disagree with guests i've learned to respect him and understand his acumen. never been good to become a customer of etsy it's actually easier to sunday the neural aspects, but maybe i'm a victim of being a habitual shopper as are my children josh, isn'tit possible the thing you're doing making it easier for business and sellers might trump the concern about a drop-off, because the government stimulus money runs out? >> well, first, i couldn't agree more, and 90 million people agree with you, jim. we had 90 million active buyers in the first quarter. and, in fact, we had 8 million habitual buyers. our most loyal buyers that bought six or more purchase days spent $600 or more, up 600% year over year. we are absolutely delighted with what's happening in terms of buyer activity, frequency and loyalty on etsy. >> let's take advantage of the fact that it is right before mother's day of course, i was speaking to my daughter, who is both a seller and a buyer. she said, because of the perso

josh worked for accenture in austin, texas, a contractor for facebook and instagram. in 2019 staff reportedly complained of inhumane conditions there. a document just signed warns employees they might suffer ptsd. >> the job is bad for you. >> reporter: one time josh says a glitch allowed animal mutilation images to go online for months he says employees felt helpless >> and you try and speak out and there's nothing? >> yeah. i don't think that that comes directly from malice. i think it comes from a certain really inefficient management structure. >> reporter: accenture told us "our people have 24/7 well-being support including proactive and on-demand counseling we ensure they have a clear understanding of the work they do." cory kreider runs a non-profit called fox glove, a group demanding big tech make serious changes >> if we're going to have a global public square, a platform that billions and billions of people use, it is facebook's responsibility, its direct responsibility, to moderate that platform properly. >> reporter: sophie believes interviews like this wi

i don't mind at all honestly i have a tough time with this yeah let's go with robin 1st go here or josh robin ok ok yes sure i'll take it i'll take it look the problem is as the judge can agree with me here that less than 30 percent of high school graduates qualify to list in the military that's because of a combination of issues because of they can't meet the as course they can't meet the physical fitness requirements or guess what they can't pass a drug test so we have to look at other ways if recruiters have to look for us i get it right now how about offer people a tank of gas they might just make it scottie we can tell that you are ga so i know that actually very valuable to you that our lumber and josh you know i think we can all agree granted you know that both of you are obvious man you women serve a very vital role within our military both in the past and the present but do you think these standards should be lowered so that more females can actually pass the physical test. no because if you look at the old p.t. test women had. a harder time passing the run with the older p.t.

let me just read to you, since you mentioned josh hawley, and i'll let you pick up.enator hawley says it turns the government into the speech police. i mean what kind of speech does he want to be able to have? go on and finish your statement, but i just wanted to put that out. that's what he said. it turns the federal government into the speech police. >> yeah. well, this is exactly what we're seeing. you know, when we passed a symbolic resolution condemning bigotry last year in congress, the leader of the republican members, kevin mccarthy, said that no one in america was talking about anti-asian bigotry in this country. and so whether it's him, whether it's josh hawley trying to rewrite history, not really being responsive to their constituents' concerns, whether it's the january 6th commission to find out the truth and to protect people who work in the capitol, we have seen that they're just trying to erase and rewrite their own history. >> it's really interesting. do you think this bill got wrapped into the gop strategy of turning everything into a culture war? >

also newly elected josh becker who represents san mateo county and santa clara county and we're building relationships with local san francisco office and with the bay area council. in regards to our funding efforts. we met with our d.t.f. partners. later this fall. request entry into development from spa, we will need to demonstrate that tjpa is committed. in the coming months, we plan to bring to the board more information and a resolution about the product development work. am securing all the funding has been a long time. pay go funds to tjpa and to issue cfd bond in order to

also newly elected josh becker who represents san mateo county and santa clara county and we're building relationships with local san francisco office and with the bay area council. in regards to our funding efforts. we met with our d.t.f. partners. later this fall. request entry into development from spa, we will need to demonstrate that tjpa is committed. in the coming months, we plan to bring to the board more information and a resolution about the product development work. am securing all the funding has been a long time. pay go funds to tjpa and to issue cfd bond in order to

all that said though, i don't know when we'll get clarity on this we heard from josh mid-august for a decision, but we've seen apple and whoever is suing apple at the time settle many times before. that could happen. and maybe it's somewhere in the middle it won the be shocking to me we seen it with qualcomm we've seen it before so i don't know what's priced into this stock though. >> right, right. >> i don't know if any discount is priced in so that would be bad >> i mean, let's say worst-case scenario i'm sure there are worse but let's say 15% became across the board, fact of the matter is we don't know, as tim cook said, we don't know the break out of how much money apple makes from the fees it charges apps to be in it's app store. nadine, how do you start factoring that in, in your view? >> you know, i can't believe the cfo doesn't know what it is, it's just that they don't break it out, that's the key item but i guarantee they know exactly what it is, it's probably a large number and therefore they don't want to report it. you have to believe this is a risk the thing i'd be most

cnn's josh campbell just talked to the county sheriff. what did you learn?> reporter: the sheriff tells me a little more about this suspect and what actually transpired here yesterday morning after he arrived on the scene of this rail yard. we went into one building, opened fire and then moved to a second building. as you mentioned, a total of nine of his co-workers shot dead. now we're also learning from the sheriff, some additional information about the weaponry that was used. weal show you what we know. the suspect, according to the sheriff, had two semiautomatic handguns as well as 11 magazines, a significant amount of ammunition that he brought here to this scene, now we're also learning from the sheriff why we saw the bomb squad out here yesterday, she told me that as they were searching this facility, in the suspect's locker they found what she described as pre-cursors to explosives, explosive ingredients, here as well as at the suspect's home to include additional ammunition as well. as we speak authorities are behind me processing the scene of the c

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the da josh says would have liked to have known that. want to say after something as horrible as this to talk about if it could have been prevented. it does not concern you when you have warning signs like that. that are not conveyed to police. >> this is not pointing a finger of blame. it is just saying that we have to have better system of communications. look, i know and i respect that we have a strong first amendment of this. under the first amendment does not protect speech, it is inciting violence. i think we have to think in this country if you have a case like that where someone is engaging in that kind of hate and threat of terrorism that there ought to be consequences and you can't let them go free and hope for the best. >> nine families harmed, shattered. nine people dead. the brother of one of the victims, he was 36-years-old. there is his picture right there. his brother told cnn that his brother died trying to protect others there that day. listen to what he said. >> as i am told by his co-workers, he was telling them to go

i share josh's optimism we're going to get a deal done.y not be the biden plan, which was literally about $2 trillion. had a lot of things that weren't physical infrastructure. our group has met with governors, republicans and democrats, senators, republicans and democrats. we will get another zoom call next week i think on this. we're trying to find the right sweet spot where we can move forward on the bipartisan package the president will support. i have been to the white house, so has josh, to talk specifically about infrastructure plan that we can get both republicans and democrats to support. we're getting close. of it's going to be the next couple of months. i think we're going to get this thing done and i share josh's optimism it's going to happen. >> if you have optimism, you can always bring it here. congressmen, thank you both for joining us. >>> and speak eck of infrastructure, i've got to share the details of a new report that reveals one of the biggest ben factors of the american rescue plan happens to be one the most vocal cr

josh earnest. >> thanks, brianna.acies around the world and dictators delighted after belarus pulled that commercial jet out of the sky to arrestjou. it was a state-sponsored hijacking with much wider implications. >> a state-sponsored hijacking. that's what the ceo of ryanair called the forced landing of a commercial airliner to arrest a dissident. it was crossing over belarus when it was warned there was a bomb on board. a fighter jet warned the plane to land in minsk. they were waiting to arrest roman and his girlfriend. he told fellow passengers, i'm facing the death penalty. while living in exile he was deemed a terrorist, a spin on the soviet designation of the opposition as enemies of the people. his real crime was editing a blog during a mass protest that began last summer. here's a refresh. in august, there was a sham election in the former soviet republic where lushenko has ruled for 27 years. after jailing two opposition candidates, the man known as europe's last dictator allegedly won 80% of the vote. a re

also want to thank josh arce, with the office of housing and workforce development. it's also a pleasure to mention ann cervantes for her work, kevin and ali from list, kim edmonds and her team, our team who did a great job here, as well, and of course, my predecessor, who set the table for my future success, santiago sam ruiz, for his vision, tenacity, and partnership, because he helped, like so many others, make this dream a reality. thank you so much, santiago. in a few months, we'll be opening up the early child care and education center. we'll be giving families comprehensive services, including mental health management and comprehensive activities. i'm grateful to our staff and our board as mission neighborhood centers. as sam moss said, we wish you many years here of love and success. thank you. >> the hon. london breed: all right, everyone. let's cut this ribbon. five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] >> great. thank you. this meeting will come to order. this is the may # a, 2021 budget and finance committee meeting. i'm matt haney, chair of the b