let's get to kayla who has been listening to those whole thing, kayla? >> well, it was a pretty sanguin press conference for what it was the first bilateral meeting between president biden and another head of state. they played it pretty safe with the topics that they fielded and with their messages on each of those topics president biden saying he could consider several different legislative priorities at once that just because he has begun the process to negotiate an infrastructure package and economic package doesn't mean he doesn't also care about gun control, in the first question er and then prime minster suga aucking a moment -- taking a moment to say president biden did support country's decision to hold the tokyo olympics despite the fact public health experts have been critical of the move and last night senior administration official said it was too early for the administration to say officially whether it would endorse sending american athletes over to tokyo to participate in those games. where adversaries were concerned, melissa, both leader

. >> jack: i don't know if it's possible either, es >> kayla: i saw you on the appointment schedule.was surprised. >> gwen: and not in a good way, judging by your expression. >> kayla: are you sick? >> gwen: just the first thing in the morning. i think i'm pregnant, and i need to be sure. >> chad: you and i need to talk. >> abigail: can't, i'm gonna be late for work. >> chad: i think work can wait. you dropped a bomb on me last night. then you just stormed out of the room. >> abigail: what, do you not like the way you found out gwen is claiming to be pregnant? because i found out when she waved a pregnancy test in my face after she threw up on me. >> chad: is she pregnant? >> abigail: with her track record, i don't know. who knows? >> chad: all right, well, i mean, there's-- you know, there's false positives, right? >> abigail: yes. yes, but there's a pregnancy test you can take. it's a blood test. it doesn't lie, and my dad just called, and he made gwen go to the hospital to see aunt kayla to get it done, so we should know fairly soon whether or not you're gonna be a father again. >

kayla reporting from the d.c. area. >> spring has sprung. >> down there. they're a little bit ahead of us the debate doesn't end over how to pay for it. experts can't agree. steve liesman is looking boo the details here. >> head spin a little bit. two detailed studies with divergent estimates over how the plan would impact u.s. growth. moody's with a gdp of 2030 raising the level by 3.3%. penn wharton sees an almost 1% decline. moody's sees meaningful increase in growth, jobs and higher wages and higher productivity. penn wharton forecast fewer hours worked there's the effect of higher corporate taxes and the impact of government investment return on government investment at moody's seen as hitting an economy with lots of slack in it, each dollar adding to gdp. penn wharton don't see much of what we see a multiplier to government spending and crowding out, big effects of the government borrowing and reducing private investment. another economic and big political question, what's infrastructure penn wharton says a fifth of the plan is transfer payments not

we have kayla tausche with a look at what we can expect from that meeting kayla, good morning. >> reporterng, brian. those companies will have an audience with top commerce and national security officials as they try to get the u.s. to capture a growing share of the chip market with the demand set to explode as higher tech goods moves forward. the major hurdle in the united states is matching incentives from overseas that have driven the cost of building these so-called fabs or factories to 20% higher here in the u.s china and south korea and taiwan have a five-year tax holiday and as a result, their market share is growing while the u.s. is decreasing. boston consulting group estimates a $50 billion investment from the u.s. could reverse that drawing investment for 19 new fabs and 70,000 new jobs and getting a quarter of the manufacturing capacity over the next ten years 18 states have the chip capacity portland, oregon, dallas and austin, texas and phoenix, arizona. samsung is searching for a location the plans are yet unannounced so far. there is a review under way that the national sec

will look at the chip companies that could stand to benefit kayla, we start with you. >> it is clear that president biden is going to be using the global supply shortage of semiconductors and the desire to dominate once again in chip manufacturing here in the u.s. as a galvanizing issue to try to bring bipartisan support together for his infrastructure plan or the plan that he is calling an infrastructure plan that he is going to be meeting with lawmakers later today to discuss again and meeting first with the chip executives from car companies, tech companies that use the chips in their consumer goods and then meeting with lawmakers where there's support to reinvest in this type of manufacturing capacity and real disagreement over whether that needs to be part of a broader multitrillion dollar infrastructure package as the white house has so far proposed. in that proposal, there is a suggested $50 billion for semiconductor manufacturing specifically another $52 billion for manufacturing capability across a host of sectors. $50 billion for national science foundation another $50 bill

tausche's got that good morning, kayla. >> reporter: good morning, carl.he biden administration is taking the wraps off of a $1.5 trillion budget request for the 2022 fiscal year that begins in october. it includes a request for a 16% increase in nondefense discretionary spending up to $769 billion and a more modest 1.7% increase in defense spending, up to $753 billion. the discretionary programs that are seeing the biggest boost under this request is a $20 billion increase to a total $36.5 billion request for title 1 schools that operate largely in low-income areas. a $14 billion investment in climate change policy efforts, and $8.7 billion in funding to the centers for disease control and prevention, which the administration calls the largest budget authority request in nearly two decades, as they work to prepare for potentially future pandemics now, officials noted that this budget is intended to right the ship, so to say, in a lot of areas, with this official saying, i think both parties have shown a lot of historic interest in this area. and they note

homeland as they once did cnbc's senior white house correspondent kayla tausche.n this decision to everyone to pull out the troops? >> reporter: well, shep, today, president biden said the u.s. is withdrawing troops from afghanistan because it's reached its goal of destabilizing al qaeda and wants to honor a 2020 peace deal with the taliban. >> it was an agreement made by the united states government, and that means something, so in keeping with that agreement. >> reporter: last february after 18 months of negotiations the u.s. and its allies pledged to remove all troops within 14 months, and in return, the taliban said it would not use the soil of afghanistan to threaten the security of the u.s. and its allies. a senior administration official called the risk of al qaeda reemerging genuine, but today president biden had harsh words for critics who suggested that only some residual force could prevent a power vacuum there >> we gave that argument a decade it's never proved effective, not when we had 98,000 troops in afghanistan, and not when we're down to a few th

i think it is important to hear from the sister of kayla moore to understand think trans and taupo policelence impact vulnerable communities. so that is the work the commission began lead along with the international association of democratic lawyers last july, with 12 commissioners around the world, and for brilliant wrapper tutors -- and four brilliant rappaorteurs, so that we can finally address this issue honestly and with some kind of big or. -- some kind of vigor. steve: i am fighting myself to bring attention to things. i found when i was reading james foreman and his student's piece this weekend about traffic tax, and we had daunte wright, and we also had lieutenant nazario who was stopped. and it takes you to this place where, if we didn't have video -- and i have asked feelings about video and surveillance, spent time in china and could see what a surveillance society looks like, but i am wondering whether body cameras, video surveillance, we would not know about lieutenant nunazario, we wouldn't have -- we would know a lot of these cases if it wasn't for iphones. is this a move

kayla has been on the story, literally from the very beginning this morning >> reporter: earlier in the 12:00 hour a meeting got under way at the white house with those companies and the head of the national security council as well as the national economic counsel e cou council and the secretary of commerce to discuss that issue the global semiconductor shortage and what can be done to ramp up manufacturing capacity and solve the shortage in the short term that is an issue that the administration has been studying for a couple of months as spurred by an executive order that the president signed back in february. we have learned some of the things they are considering are stress testing supply chains or requesting that certain companies stockpile chips or other critical types of inventory that they might need to avoid this type of shortage going forward. we expect president biden to be meeting very briefly with this group of executives momentarily. the pool has gathered to step into that event to show us exactly how that conversation is proceeding just a few moments ago the press secret

cnbc white house correspondent kayla tausche. a lot of backlash in the midday and then by afternoon, a change appeared. >> reporter: that's right, shep. the white house now says that president biden has until mid-may to raise the refugee cap and may still do that. that would apply to the fiscal year which ends in september but even so, a statement from the white house press secretary, jen psaki, said because the program was in her words decimated, that it seems unlikely that it could even process north of 62,000 refugees psaki said the president would keep his pledge to raise the refugee cap by nearly tenfold beginning in october but unlike most policy decisions, senior officials did not organize a briefing to explain the rationale for keeping the trump-era limit in place. the administration has been facing problematic politics as the pandemic plateaus and illegal apprehensions surge at the southern border. so then the walk-back late this afternoon right before a delayed press conference with japan's prime minister eventually beg

this case by case including the cases in the family members of george floyd briana taylor botham jean kayla moore and others and then heard expert testimony from folks talking about historic violence all the way to andrea richie talking about police violence against black women gender nonconforming in trance people and so these conversations are right in the report this analysis about these pretextual traffic stops about mental illness so many of these cases involve traffic stops involve people with mental illness involved people that are looking for help and calling the police to get some help and folks are ending up dead in and when case paralyze you know that we've looked at and so there's recommendations here that talk about of course the domestic issue and looking at what can be done to meth the cli with respect it all the way from training and reform all the way to some aspects of abolition where you're talking about defunding and be feigning the police you find all of that in the. report but there's also the conversations about and findings around the issue of how we take this in the

shep. >> kayla, thanks. president biden expected to announce new-executive actions on guns tomorrow the administration is reportedly been considering requiring background checks on so-called ghost guns ones, that are made with parts purchased online, that are nearly impossible to trace earlier, i asked the president's press secretary about his plans. >>> the president is scheduled to unveil a series of executive orders, tomorrow, to help curb gun violence first, can you give us a preview? and, second, is there any sense that he is giving up, now, on comprehensive-gun reform, through congress >> absolutely not. he looks at this he has been a lifelong advocate for common-sense gun-safety measures he fought to put the brady bill -- make the brady bill law, increas increased background checks. he led the effort to put nearly-two dozen executive actions in place during the obama-biden administration so what he is going to be announcing tomorrow are steps he can take as president of the united states, some in part

kayla. >> reporter: shep, the world infrastructure was trending on twitter for most of the day. as parties toyed with just how loosely the word could be defined. according to democrats, paid leave is infrastructure. housing is infrastructure. and care work is infrastructure because it enables all other work republicans replied the keystone xl was infrastructure, as is election integrity and tongue-in-cheek, mypillow, is infrastructure, too and a very real debate about what is reasonable to include in the white house's plan if it's being branded as such. by our counting, just about half of the $2 trillion price tag comprises projects normally funded by congress under infrastructure programs. plus, broadband, power grids, and water pipes. other items, like rehabbing schools and housing facilities, and strengthening supply chains, do involve some construction but they are nontraditional. and the largest line item? elder care is the one that requires the most imagination. and today, another obstacle for the american jobs plan economists at penn wharton suggest there is no long-term

cnbc white house correspondent kayla tausche with a look at the president's actions. kayla?re limited, but the white house said that the six actions taken today are a start requiring that the justice department regulate the ghost gun kits and add-ons to convert the pistols to rifles such as the one used in boulder, and funding for prevention programs and installing an advocate in the program that has been vacant since 2015. and mark barden who has been working in the program since 2015, and he says that the laws have been modest, but if implemented it may have saved his 7-year-old daniel in sandy hook. >> i believe it could have been prevented and if folks had been trained to know the warning signs and helped that individual, it could have likely been avoided. >> but the white house says that actions must be coupled with the action from congress, and on the campaign trail, biden says on day one he would work to repeal immunity for the gun industry, and today he said that remains his top priority. >> if i get one thing on the list and the lord came down and said, joe, you get

cnbc's senior white house correspondent kayla tausche with a look at more of the president's actions.dged his executive powers on this issue are limited, but the white house said the six actions being taken today are a start requesting the justice department regulate those ghost gun kits and add-ones that convert pistols to rifles, one used by the shooter in boulder a few weeks ago, directing funding to community prevention programs and installing a gun control advocate in an enforcement roll vacant since 2015. sanky hook promise cofounder mark barden who has worked with lawmakers since 2015 said today's orders will save lives and if introduced a decade ago may have even saved his 7-year-old son daniel. >> when the tragedy occurred at sandy hook, i think that could have been prevented if folks had been trained how to know those warning signs and connected that individual to help, then that very likely could have been avoided. >> reporter: but the white house says these actions must be coupled with action from congress on the campaign trail biden said that he would on day one work to r

kayla tausche has a look at what's in it for us. hey, kayla. >> reporter: hey, wilfred, it is guidance to the congress calling for $1.5 trillion in spending for the fiscal year that begins in october all in all it represents a 16% increase to nondefense discretionary spending to $769 billion and a more modest 1.7% increase to defense spending to $753 billion administration officials said they were trying to right the ship in several policy areas the biggest boost goes to high poverty schools, $20 billion increase there $14 billion to climate change efforts. more than a billion dollars in an increase to enforcement of tax audits and a $1.6 billion increase in funding for the cdc. just a few moments ago president biden in the oval office where he was getting a briefing from his economic team also pointed to an increase of $4 billion funding that he is requesting to fight the opioid crisis. in that briefing which the pool just saw just a few moments ago, he also took some time to offer condolences to the queen of england for the passin

we all remember the story of kayla mueller.aptured by isis and actually held by al-baghdadi. it was amazing for me to be there that night in the situation room sitting alongside the president and our military leaders. we watched in real time as american special forces descended on that compound in northern syria. and i will never forget, in a mission that was named after kayla mueller, they brought justice to al-baghdadi, and the words that came across the intercom from the field was, jackpot. we got them. our armed forces are the greatest force for good the world is ever known -- has ever known. [applause] in addition to taking on isis we isolated iran as never before. we withdrew from the iran nuclear deal and eliminated the most dangerous terrorists in the world in the world and around revolutionary guard. we saw arab nations step forward and sign middle east peace agreements. it has not happened for decades, and this president and our administration kept our word to the american people and are most cherished ally when we mo

kayla tausche, thank you very much >>> today's summit with japan comes one day after the white housetions against russia for the solar winds hack and meddling in the 2020 election. listen >> i was clearly with president putin. we could have gone further i chose not to do so i chose to be proportionate. the united states is not looking to kick off an escalation with russia we want a stable and predictable relationship if russia continues to interfere, i'm prepared to respond with further action. >> president leaving the door open for more in-person talks with putin in europe this summer for more on this and the policy playbook let's check in with thomas pickering. ambassador pickering, thank you for joining us do you think the white house and president biden did the appropriate response was it, as he said, measured and calculated based on the perceived russia problem with the solar winds hacking and election interference? was it proportionate >> i think, brian, it was. the question is if the prop proportionate policy issue will win the day here that, in itself, is part of what the pre

but everyone wants something to be included or perhaps withdraw from it, dom >> kayla with the lateste infrastructure plan. now to robert frank to the overseas corporate tax side of the story. robert, how much of a hike on that gilti tax could we be talking about? is there a minimum tax rate that everybody out there should play globally >> that is the debate, dommenic, you look at the rate, the big fight, the big money especially for global companies is around biden's plan to double the tax rate on foreign profits. and it has to do with something you mentioned, gilti, the global intangible low-taxed income. this is the minimum tax on overseas earnings that was created to make companies both more competitive overseas and prevent them from channeling their earning through the cayman islands or other low-tax jurisdictions. right now, the gilti rate is 10.5%. biden plans to double that to 21%. because companies can deduct only a portion of the taxes they pay to other governments, the effective tax rate would be 26%. critics say that would put u.s. companies at a disadvantage to foreign co

tausche with the details kayla?nt was asked specifically about whether he believed that the masters should cancel its scheduled event for this weekend set to of course take place at augusta national he said that that will be up to the masters but that in general he supports the decisions by for-profit corporations and groups to make their own decisions about whether they should be operating in states like georgia he said there are two sides to the debate obviously, the one that he agrees with and he believes the voting law that was signed by the governor of georgia, passed by the legislature, is antithetical to the beliefs and views of voting in this country. but he said that also when events like that move out of a state like georgia that it is often the workers who make an hourly wage who end up getting hurt by those decisions, so he said that whatever decision these corporations and group decide to make he will support he also fielded one other interesting question about whether he has so far spoken to the chair

kayla tausche.hair on 60 minutes last night in a wide ranging interview steve liesman has details if you miss it had. >> good morning, carl, fed chair jay powell sticking to his talking points for the big national audience on 60 minutes last night, saying he sees a strong economic recovery gathering steam but the fed will keep interest rates near 0 at least for this year if not longer >> all the way through the end of this year, you wouldn't see rates increasing >> i think it's highly unlikely we would raise rates anything like this year, no. >> powell reiterated his contention that any coming bout of inflation will be temporary and unlikely to alter the underlying inflation psychology that is generally expected fed chair making his first competents on the blow up of the arkan archegos >> it was a risk management break down, and one that we're looking very carefully at to try to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> finally, powell said the fed is developing software and even designing a digital cur

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recent incidents, in berkeley people gathered at martin luther king park to mark the 50th birthday of kayla moore. >> she was killed by the police, mentally ill, schizophrenic, you know, there was a call, they came and responded and used force. >> reporter: moore was black and trans and demonstrators say she was in crisis when she was killed in february, 2013. >> just in the bay area, there are so many families who are suffering because they called a number to try to get help for someone in crisis, and they ended up leading to the death of their loved one. that's a tragedy no family should have to undergo. >> reporter: james burch with the anti police terror project in oakland says resources need to be redirected away from police budgets to fundamental health and crisis intervention teams. sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> happening today, city leaders will hold a covid vaccine clinic in one of the hardest-hit neighborhoods of san jose. the pop-up clinic will be in the east san jose neighborhood of foxdale from 9:00 this morning until 3:00 this afternoon. it will be held in the back

kayla tausche with the highlights kayla. >> reporter: sara, the president had two meetings this afternoon. he had that meeting with semi conductor executives and also a meeting with lawmakers representing both parties to try to jumpstart negotiations on the american jobs plan that he put forth a couple of weeks ago. he wanted to tie the two issues together using the supply chain strengthening effort as a sort of galvanizing issue to shore up support for his infrastructure plan that has been panned by republicans for all of the various programs that it entails. but when asked whether it was window dressing, as some republicans have called it, the president said no. >> prepared to negotiate as to how -- the extent of the infrastructure project as well as how we pay for it but i think if we get into serious conversation about how to do that everyone acknowledges that we need an increase in infrastructure it's going to get down to what we call infrastructure. >> reporter: so the infrastructure plan has a $590 billion component that specifically deals with manufacturing and research and develo

andrew >> kayla, you said a 50 billion dolla investment how does this work what are the companies askingter: $50 billion is the round figure bcg is a scale of what no money from the government would do and $20 billion. they say $20 billion from the government would result in 10% manufacturing capacity increase. $50 billion, which is split a few ways it is notable that the $50 billion number is floating out there. that is in the american jobs plan $50 billion specifically for semiconductor manufacturing and research that is a figure that is not necessarily dead on arrival on capitol hill because especially as consumer demand has been growing and lawmakers wanted to bring the manufacturing capacity onshore and recognize that the u.s. needs to produce more of these goods here to meet the demand we will see how this conversation takes shape today certainly it is one where public opinion is moving in the government's favor and in the company's favor as they argued for years during the trump administration as well they need tens of billions of dollars to incentivize them to build faculties her

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the price when politicians including prime minister modi himself violating code in mind guidelines kayla's 1st per annum bring us all the very latest therefore needs early thank you very much indeed. for the u.s. centers for disease control has the latest decision on the future use of the johnson and johnson code with 19 facts seen it temporarily suspended administering the shots over its possible links to blood clots the c.d.c. says it needs more time to collect information before it recommends further action 6 blood clots cases were reported among the 7000000 people in the u.s. who received the johnson and johnson vaccine. an overnight curfew is in effect in parts of the u.s. state of minnesota where protesters rallied for a 4th night in response to the fatal police shooting of don't say rights earlier former police officer kim potter was charged with manslaughter months losser overwrites killing 20 kilometers away the murder trial for former officer derek shorter and continued on witness day he's accused of murdering george floyd she returns in reports from brooklyn center. defense call

tausche is here with what we should be expecting and looking out for, kayla. >> reporter: well, sara afternoon was expected to cover a host of issues from the tokyo olympics just 100 days away to potentially increased targets on climate change ahead of the biden administration's climate summit next week, increased cooperation on vaccine sharing and a pledge by japan that we're expecting to come out later today pledging $2 billion to help build out 5g networks and supply chains that do not rely on china's huawei. now, that last deliverable shows you how largely beijing looms over this summit between two nations that are not china a senior administration official noted that japan has to walk a very careful course here because of the deep economic ties and a close regional proximity between the two countries, but noted that they are going to send a clear message to china that they do not condone recent actions by china to fly bombers in taiwan's airspace and to run live fire military drills off of taiwan's southwest coast even as a biden appointed administration lands in the country the

was a real ensues that facebook had removed interview with him posted by his daughter in law he's kayla morgan looks at whether social media giants and now the new thought police. big tech censorship just keeps coming the latest is an interview from former u.s. president donald trump getting scrubbed from facebook in line with the bill quip placed on donald trump's facebook an instagram account says a content posted in the voice of donald trump will be removed and result in additional limitations on the account donald trump is not the president anymore and you sunning himself in florida so why exactly is it so dangerous for people to hear his interpretation of world events and just like that we are one step closer to wilson 1984 wow joe biden keeps repeating that big tack are his allies in his efforts to create a world where everyone has freedom of speech and the united states is spreading human rights across the planet but some are saying that a social media purge of a former president sets a dangerous precedent it is an issue that we have got to be sinking about because of anybody who

. >>> president biden delivering the remarks on the american jobs plan and let's get to kayla tauscheington for the details. >> reporter: in a roughly 20-minute speech president biden defended the breadth of the more than $2 trillion in the american jobs plan saying it is not national that infrastructure only comprises highways and bridges and used this definition of what he sees as infrastructure saying infrastructure is what the works class needs to build a better life it is about building the needs of a nation and willing to meet moneys halfway if they're willing to negotiate and also willing to be flexible on the corporate tax rate and plans to raise to $28% to 21% when asked by kristen welker of nbc news whether a potential outcome where he would need to pass this package along party lines like with the covid stimulus package to have failed on the promise to deliver bipartisanship president biden offered this interesting anecdote saying he would have been willing to compromise with republicans on the american rescue plan but when they proposed a package of just $600 billion and r

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kayla. >> good morning, james and deiah. we're switching it up right now as we're still in walnut creek. but behind me is a 76 gas station and i want to step out of the way. so you guys can notice what a difference just a few blocks here when it comes to gas prices by zoom in in right over here, you can see that gas prices start at around $4.9 and then they can go as high as. >> $5 and $0.69. if you. decide to choose diesel. and now this is just example of what it's like for gas prices across the bay area. we've seen some as low as $3.85. >> across california. the average gas prices at $3 and $0.92 and that has been going up for the last month. this is about. this excuse me. prices at the pump in california are near their highest since the fall of 2019 the average high back. that was $4 and a few dryers that spoken to this morning say that they don't have a choice but to spend the money. >> i work from home most of week. but i do have to go to the office still, which is community to the south bay. and gas prices do affect th

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