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christian keller from barclays.yields suggests the economy is headed for a downturn we will bring you jobs data. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: let's get straight to bloomberg first word news. >> president biden will visit ireland to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the signing of the good friday agreement. the signing will be to mark the tremendous progress that ended violence in the region. ims is warning that geopolitical fragmentation by tensions between u.s. and china damages growth. global output could be damaged by 2%. a fragmented world will likely be a poor one in one of its largest warnings since the pandemic. san francisco police say executive and founder has died in a hospital after suffering from stab wounds. they are not putting out any more information pending and investigation. he was a well-known executive who helped work on square and worked at google. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

george keller. let's start with you. if you don't go very rocked, kenya elias so far, they reported that the charge that was quoted me started by one mister mac is the loud. we'll get to have a moment in aspen. initially this gentleman had been both of his charge, but what sylvia described, it's a very bad student, i'll say, can you had the would you like to come in at this point? what are your thoughts on this? why so fortunate such believe you been paid and of course i know that some of this been i use the property to to be able to enter. thank you. so spectrum, but situations like this common family stuff is lost and phenomenon necessarily over the world trying to time you will find these particular people to be christian. news of jesus christ, we buy them sal, good news of jesus christ from time to time. and we did not stop with people going through the forest. one people against is false prophets and well on this and put this question to 2 dots. jarda kilo nothing to a terrorist. would you agree with that statement

announcement has long been expected, but is there something to it's timing about that question to dw keller. cars not in washington dc. why? it's very interesting that he didn't declare earlier and that he didn't sit tight and wait until he's resolved what he has to resolved, or which is the struggle between him and the republicans in, in, up on capitol hill to resolve the debt ceiling issue. to raise that debt ceiling. so the united states doesn't default on its debt, which could happen as soon as this summer. so now this could be used against him as a potential candidates because one thing's for sure. donald trump certainly does not want to see a rematch of that dwell between him and joe biden, that he lost in the past. both aren't yet officially nominated. they all still have to face primaries, but this is where this is headed. and the key reason to declare now and not later seems to be that joe biden needs to start lining up money. those big donors expected to descend upon washington dc. pretty soon to talk financial strategy of what could be a very long and grueling campaign for joe bi

alabama real estate agent jeff jones with keller williams mobile joins us now.what's the secret of alabama? explain a little bit more why people are making the choice to go there than florida sometimes? >> so many people are choosing l.a. as we like to call lower alabama. the reason why, our property tax is super or low, our cost of living is super low, and when you take into account hinges like hoas and those type of things, in general, they're overall lower in this part of the country than other places around the country. it's a big difference. pete: interesting. you're out of mobile, and it is -- i think of taxes in florida being low, but you're saying comparably, is it property taxes is that that the aspect? >> that's the key, the property tax is super elope. but just the overall cost of living. what happens is when you've got those low taxes, overall low cost of living, people tend to have a lot more discretionary income they can spend on other things. pete: the median home prices in baldwin county, alabama, i think we can put it on the screen, $355,000. it

founded in 1946 by william kelly -- keller and william moore. it is one of the countries largest companies. the company has 157 stores in california and texas as well as oklahoma and nevada. it sells most of its products to trade professionals. a public meeting on monday to consider making part of state highway 37 a toll road. the tooll would cover a 21-mile stretch between sears point and mare island. that portion has been plagued by flooding and congestion and state and local agencies are hoping to find a way to upgrade it. the meeting will provide an overview of the toll approval process with a summary of the project and the timeline for public comment. it will be held at the john f. kennedy library in vallejo at 5:30 p.m. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we are focusing on the climate and the environment with earth day celebrations happening all weekend long. all around the bay area people were showing their love for the planet by celebrating earth day , from picking up trash to raising awareness about the environment.

first up to liverpool where olivia pratt korbel�*s keller has been jailed for 42 years.rug dealer into her home last august. he refused to appear in court for the sentencing. olivia's mum spoke afterwards. we welcome the sentence given but what i can say is that my family and i have already started our life sentence having to spend the rest of our lives without olivia. some other news. russian investigators are holding a woman as a sub after a bombing killed a pro— war blogger in a cafe in simply to. in a video released by russian authorities, the woman is heard admitting she handed over a statue that later blew up. is your passport up—to—date? you might want to have a check. passport office workers across the uk have started a five—week strike over pay and the demand for new passports has gone up. the union is warning there may be delays in the lead up to summer. but, for the women's world cup that some there will be a change and pictures of the new blue shorts have been released after players called for a different colour. to finish off, let's have a look at ten second

charlie: walter keller. you got a pretty steep hillside. joe: charlie kelly doesn't mind the risk.ere are five in this immediate area here, and actually i see one over here that i hadn't even noticed before. joe: the san anselmo neighbor has become a regular here. charlie: i've explored this hillside pretty carefully and i think i've located most of them. joe: the graves were so obscured kelly and others using the adjacent trail didn't even notice them. charlie: howdy. anyway, what was the question? joe: the question is then, how did kelly find them? charlie: during the winter when all the undergrowth died back, suddenly these headstones just popped right out of the forest floor. jack: that one down there says 1871 on it. joe: kelly began to photograph the newly discovered graves and post them to a facebook site for marin county history. charlie: and i got hundreds of responses. joe: he cleared away some of the brush, constantly searching-- charlie: i'm seeing something that doesn't look fully natural. oh, no, that's a log. joe: --seeking stories in the stones. charlie: and it is t

lee says for keller, is that was tara forget what gillian is cookie. though i know ya politic, i don't forget. yes we the lord also look is use and forgive me think is abby and get only one model given up by that look for it upward it. ringback ah no gossip western can can in sic wasted on i was on you. yeah, that guess i think it's important to buy like a game in the middle. but guess, but he could buy the and into scott low income own um it can see it just been a bit sun ask a while ago it by the gun. yeah, for the net is come with a. ready ready ah, i am rick sanchez. i'm here to play with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else working with please. i do have the state department, the c i a weapon, breakers multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probab

joining me now is the ceo, keller clifton the.s great of to have you here. >> thanks so much for having me. cheryl: let's talk about the expansion into the united states because initially what you were doing was over in i rwanda delivering medications and supplies and things like that, you know, to some very hard-hit areas of rwanda. now what can you do in the medical space here in the united states? is it delivering prescriptions? is it working with hospitals, doctors' offices? what is the true plan here? >> yeah. i mean, it was interesting, you know, we originally launched in 2016, and for the first four or five years we operated across a number of different countries in africa during the pandemic a lot of big health systems in the u.s. started to see that kind of automated logistics network that is ten times as fast, half the cost and fullly zero emission and said, hey, you know, as a result of the pandemic, traditional logistics is not working for us, let's leapfrog to the new way of doing things. today zipline has partnership

e cloud hmm actually the market outside of russia and there is such a thing as hypers keller yes.hat is, this is when the cloud does not work within the framework of one region, but, as it were, works in international localization. we mean, and the placement of equipment on the territory of kazakhstan a. we also conduct all calculations in tenge. here are the local currencies and in the future we plan to translate into the kazakh language all of our documentation interfaces and we also have a probably local team that here offline helps our potential clients with moving to the clouds. and again, in tashkent , an international investment forum was held in the capital of uzbekistan this week in a welcoming speech, president mirziyoyev promised that uzbekistan would become an even more favorable country for attracting investments and dwelled in detail on new opportunities for expanding cooperation. this is a transition to a green economy. development of competition in the transport sector for private traders transfer control of airports in andijan mangan to bukhara and urgench privati

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abortion remains legal in california in response, california family council ceo jonathan keller tweeteds. it is appalling that gavin newsom is so obsessed with ending the lives of children in the that he is attempting to stockpile dangerous and potentially illegal drugs. california again proves the only choice they care about is abortion. the biden administration is appealing that ruling by the judge in texas and has requested an emergency. stay a separate order by a federal judge in washington state orders the fda to make no changes to restrict access to mifepristone. >> and coming up on kron, 4 news at 6, president biden finally reveals that he's planning for re-election campaign. >> terrifying moments in mexico in an apartment building tumbles off a hillside. well, for news returns in just a moment. >> president biden is apparently planning for reelection campaign. he revealed a bit at this morning's white house easter egg roll. >> tillis ear for more straight roles. at least 3 or 4 more name. 85 86 are you saying that the eu would be taking part in upcoming election i was here on a

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one of those isjonathan keller of the california family council.mifepristone and really holding the fda to account for cutting corners and failing to protect women and children with the approval of the drug originally. well, the biden administration immediately appealed against that ruling. on top of that, a federaljudge in washington state ruled that access to the drug must be preserved in 17 states and challenged the attempt to block it. vice president kamala harris says that banning the drug sets a dangerous precedent. it is contrary to what makes for good public health policy to allow courts and politicians to tell the fda what it should do. this is a drug that the fda approved as safe 20 years ago, and has been proven to be safe for 20 years. since roe was overturned, removing constitutional protection for abortions last year triggering a wave of state—by—state bans, the us abortion battle has increasingly focused on abortion pills. banning them would be another win for the anti—abortion movement. so, what happens next? well, the ban on mifepr

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in football, especially in asia and persian gulf countries, hossein kellers is a hot topic there were coaches who worked in the arab leagues , it was in their hands and they were waiting for the first bad result. it means that the managers and officials of the results-oriented football club are on the move, a problem that can be attributed to the role of the economic costs of social networks and the pressure of the spectators and fans of the teams . the title of 13 coaches in the current season of the premier league is a clear example of the trembling bench. in the persian english club league he asked for the first and the last and then dismissed him, who left him at the end of the season instead of tata martino and dared to play with sadiq in the national team . patrick vieira was fired from crystal palace, just like he gets up after sleep. tottenham reacted to the deadlock . i swear, rafa, the hotel woman, and the ignorant friend, write at the end of the line, and moulaj added both from barham tad, next to me, just after being fired from the park in buroz, as well as potter's own tr

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i'm helen keller.because in helen keller, when she goes blind, the pages of the book go black and it says, here's how i see the world. cover your ears. here's how i hear the world. and then put real braille into the book and it says, close your eyes. here's the braille alphabet is my name. my name is helen. what's your name? i watch my son with his eyes closed and he's feeling the dots and walk in as he's doing this. and he says to me, dad, this one's actually good. and i'm like, actually. again, shows you what it's like in my house. but my, my probably love i am jim henson because because jim henson's again maryland i'm not saying that the song i, i just remember where i was i love jim henson for the muppets of course but i think my favorite one we've ever done is i am and frank. and i went into my editor's office and i said, i want to do a book about, the holocaust for kids. and i thought she was going laugh me out of there. and she said no, i think it's now the right time. and we work with the holoc

also former abc news reporter matt keller was at the event. >> and doubt that song will be stuck in myead. it is so catchy. >> is good to see the turnout there. >> such a beautiful day. in the bay area it was a great day or day. taking a look at what is going on right now. that high-pressure is still the dominant feature. sunny skies, very weather. there will be some the next couple of days. sort of a mixed bag right now in terms of surface wind. it is pretty beat the delta area but otherwise calm. here is a look at san francisco where it is currently 54 degrees. mid and upper 50's in oakland, palo alto. lovely view from the east bay camera. low the in napa, 60 in fairfield. our rooftop camera shows you a few of our forecast headlines. we may start the day with hazy conditions. bright skies, minor cooling. his strong warming trend starts the middle of next week. taking a look at those low clouds. low clouds across the will push inland. especially south of the we will see some low c convert back to the coastline. it will be a partly cloudy. relatively mild in most locations. highs tomor

but say they are ready to open them so far as governments, keller, vacuum, their national power struggle devolved into a full scale conflict that we could go. the r s. f. part of military group engaged with government troops earlier. so downs are army hot rule died, cease fire negotiations, thing it would only accept their opponents surrender. hundreds of people have been killed with the humanitarian situation now also, edging towards the united nations cause a catastrophe. while on friday, many parts of the muslim world mark the end of the holy month of ramadan with festivities, but in symptom bottles overshadowed the celebrations. those guns shots rang order cross cartoon and heavy smoke billowed over the skyline. some devout resident still went to pray, hoping the conflict engine. yes, so done with that i and sudan is destined to place hardships. it must be god's will that we spend eat mixed with the sounds of gunfire and the taste of blood instead of what we had hoped for, eat with sweets and with pace, threes, with happy children and with people greeting relatives. the situation is

that was our correspondent hugh we can speak now to fabienne keller, member of european parliament fromce group, emmanuel macron�*s party. ourcarspun it was our car spun it was just saying the battle was not over. you agree? clearly, in the legal aspect, the highest court, the constitutional court decided today to consider most of the text as legal, but he has also dropped several measures concerning senior workers, because they consider it is not part of the retirement reform on a financial aspect. so, this decision is quite balanced. but clearly, it validates the expert saying the retirement age goes up from 62 to 64 years. fiur goes up from 62 to 64 years. our viewers, images of what is happening on the streets of paris. the rubbish has been piling up. there have been hundreds of thousands of people demonstrating over the last few months. people are angry. is it worth ignoring this anger? i think we cannot say — worth ignoring this anger? i think we cannot say that _ worth ignoring this anger? i think we cannot say that the _ worth ignoring this anger? i think. we cannot say that the

executive and the proposed head teller according to pwc, we are represented by these two welcome lawyer kellerho is representing the proxy from the lawyer's office. dear shareholders, we stand here today in a situation no one could have anticipated it's a sad day for you and for us, too. i can understand the bitterness and anger and the shock of all those who are disappointed, overwhelmed and affected by the developments we wanted to put all our energy and efforts into turning the situation around it pains me we didn't have the time to do so and in that fateful week in march, our plans were thwarted. for that, i am truly sorry i apologize that we were no longer able to stem the trust that accumulated over the years and disappointing you and for that i would like to papologize for that one year ago, agreed to take on the role of chairman of the bank not any bank this particular bank credit suisse i did this knowing full well what the size of the task was and accumulated problems and time pressure and the difficulty of political and macro and economic environment i also knew that in the worst ca

if you are a resident of north and south clark -- keller in -- carolina, 50% of your energy comes frommind, those plants need to continue. we are working to secure second licenses. we are active in small modular reactors. alix: are those expensive? lynn: they are not to commercial scale. alix: we are not there yet. lynn: i think of the decade of the 20 20's and you see this in be infrastructure bill. a lot of work to do. trying to get the operations of these technologies ready to go so when we need them decade, the expectation is that they will be there. natural gas is part of the diverse per folio. it serves a important role. you have a solar and a battery combination but there is more time during the day and power needs to be delivered and natural gas not only has the ability to move as our customers with -- used power but it has the opportunity to supply power, when the renewable is in their. i think it will play an important role. how can hydrogen work and carbon capture can be a part of it. we are clear on expectations around methane and setting clear targets will be responsibly u

unless you're helen keller you can't see this and hear what's going on. this is a big damn deal. let me tell you something that viewers in this audience and others may not want to hear. we need to prepare for war against china. i don't mean go to war. i don't mean initiate a war. they are preparing for war. we are completely unprepared as a nation psychologically. we are completely unprepared economically and immigration wise in securing our border. our military is not prepared in the sense that they're pushing this woke ideology. our military budgets do not reflect the threats we are facing in the world around us. i want to say it again so the back bench is regurgitated. we must prepare for war against china. not because we want war. not because we're going to cause war. but because they want war. they've only communicated it in 10,000 different way, whether it's violating their air space, waters, threatening our ship, threatening our country, threatening our people. what else can they do short of attacking? they aren't going to be satisfied with taiwan. this is a big damn deal.

and mat keller emceed the event. it looks like they had a great time. how a tree that came crashing down to one family's home with still have a price possession -- price possession inside. a nice morning, and look at your forecast coming up in a few minutes. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with other best-in-class specialists to care for all that is you. gloria: it's been nearly one month since bay area got it last big storm but you can still see plenty of falling trees in the streets. karina nova shows us the business turning these old trees into something beautiful. reporter: a month after a powerful storm knocked down more than 1000 trees and branches in the bay area, the cleanup is still going on. >> trees fell from this roadway. reporter: a tree service chopped up the branches but left the logs.

district had dii represent, the inner mountain mining in california developed a battery factory in kellerhat was a good thing. that was a positive. that was all before the inflation reduction act. so movement in that direction was actually already occurring. the problem is of course haven't we learned our lesson from previous episodes like this, where dollars can just go out the door with no one really keeping tabs on what's happening as a deliverable for the taxpayer, turns out to be completely nonexistent. maria: this is a really important point that james brings up. because when you look at reality today, reality today is this climate agenda is sending money to agencies to actually send business to china. from a national security perspective, do we really want to be even more reliant on china? we are already reliant on china and the production of the underlying components of our prescription drugs, the active ingredients there made in china. we're already so reliant on the minerals that we need for technology and so many other products that we're using and now we're sending business li

whether he is going to be in the courtroom or not the case concerts author and advice columnist ej keller accusing trump of defamation and making a legal claim o dead battery against trump for the reported rape itself, whic dates back to the 1990s. trump has denied the accusations, and his lawyers have been doing everything the can to delay the trial however, this trial, the new york district attorney court judge kaplan denied the trum team's latest attempt to postpone the proceedings, an ordered the trial to begin o april 25th this thursday, trump will have to inform the car whether he will be a term attending i person or not. joining us now is msnbc lega analyst julia reuben, closel following this case and many others lisa, it's great to see you. this is a case that stems from these accusations from the 1990s. walk us through how and what e carroll's as alleged in the 90 set the stage for a defamation let next week. >> in the 1990s, she was at department store here in new york city, saw donald trump. he recognized her, they ende up going to the lingerie department together, and the were

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they're basically ending mandatory minimums here giving very lenient sentences even for keller's ea's even for murderers. so these are things made to strengthen across the country in the very, very bad policies leading to massive loss of life that need to be stopped immediately. we can focus on other think it's a focus on the hill with the world a better place that we cannot focus on until he stopped his blood. >> on looking at the right as you talk on the screen there horrendous examples from surveillance cameras and crimes are underway. there is one right now in florida, it is unbelievable. they get out of prison and indian apartment. he is a repeat ellen form letters charged with dismembering and over each delivery fellow. as an alleged ms 13 gang member the suspect is. do you see this time and time and time again when they are repeat offenders giving either lenient sentences or it's a revolving door they get back out on the streets to commit horrific crimes again. >> yes unfortunately. we see it on a daily basis on multiple occasions in multiple cities across multiple states and n

and i the so here like i'm in the humid but here everyone like goes through it and now we will, keller, where they died. the here was full of fun. it's actually, oh yeah, families were coming like this way. she was appearing from time to time saying i have a good story. you can hear on the field and then she does a bid for years and i don't know but, but that time she called me sick a whole i have something very big to for you. i want to go back to the field. i want to go back to jordan easily. i read an article in the fia who was above the french. lou is vishal forces, where am and train tomb, where the leased and trying to catch the french a g a. this in was school and i corvette war and i for listen, i want the story is very interesting and she had the feet with the regular army and another 5th with the french military to be honest. so i said maybe you can manage to do that. sorry for us and find that he's then go and get that and say okay, i'm gonna try and there. and that's why she left ah, didn't explode yesterday, busy and like it will not explode today. so in terms of ideas, wh

. >> (speaking pashto): >> smith: captain keller told me that the way they carried out the raids had in part because the taliban kept adapting. >> insurgency changes daily. >> hey, this might be the same guy, but... >> what the last unit was fighting six to 12 months ago, we're fighting something new. that is masakan? >> yeah. >> we're gonna search the rear. if they know how we fight, they're gonna change their tactics. we learn how they fight, so we change ours. so, it's very difficult to jusfocus on one objective or one mission. >> hey, we're in, uh, bravo 1, and we got targets seven and eight. >> hey, believe me, i don't want them sitting next to each other. >> i mean, if one thing's not working, we need to try another. and if that doesn't work, then, you know, and the cycle just goes around. >> smith: it can go on for a long time. >> it could go on for another day or another ten years. (radio playing in background) >> smith: ten years later, after the fall of kabul in 2021, i returned to afghanistan. it was clear that, for afghans, night ras had been a major feature of the war. t