emily: kurt do you believe, it? is it likely or will we see a reincarnation of sheryl sandberg in business or politics? kurt: i'm going to fall on the side of believing what she said, simply because i'm not sure that going back -- clearly she does not need the money, so going back into business for her own personal wealth or anything is not necessary, it does not make much sense. similar to mark zuckerberg, similar to a lot of these billionaire tech founders and successful executives, their legacy will be left in otherwise. it's going to be hard for her to do anything outside of facebook that will be more important than what she has arbery done on the business side. -- has already done on the business side. i think now she sees an opportunity to solidify herself as a champion of women's issues. as she pointed out in that interview with us, making that her top priority. if i had issues, i assume that is the direction she goes. emily: she did joke that it was an honor and privilege of a lifetime, but not the most mana

kurt didn't play the hits.l me where did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain, and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like, the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ night through ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour, just crying right there. i just don't understand it. that's all. >> i think he was the closest that h

almost £9,000 in costs, something we have been told kurt zouma will be paying.ones is as safe and will not mean cancers are missed. the change is possible thanks to a better lab test for smear samples. it checks for an infection called hpv — the cause of most cervical cancers. the head of media regulator ofcom says tech firms must do more to protect women online, after its report revealed they were more likely to be victims of online abuse. only 42% of the women in its survey said they felt comfortable about speaking freely online. ofcom is set to become the regulator of social—media platforms as part of the government's 0nline harms bill. our technology editor zoe kleinman reports. # take me back to summer time... #. 24—year—old scots folk singer iona fyfe uses social media to promote her music. but she gets a lot of online abuse. she says the comments can be relentless, distressing and scary. when it's a prolonged, extended pile—on, it really does get to you. you question your self—worth, you question your talent, you question if you're good enough. i think th

kurt zouma was told, "you're a role model and you should know better than this."didas. west ham said they do not condone any form of animal abuse or cruelty and that they said they hoped the decision today would give kurt zouma the chance to learn from his mistakes and to move on. a bit earlier, i spoke to the rspca chief inspector on her opinions of the verdict. i believe the sentence sends out the right message that all animals need to be treated with kindness, compassion and respect and that abusing any animal in this way and then uploading it simply for likes is abhorrent. this has captured the public�*s attention. what message are you hoping it's going to send out? that it doesn't matter who you are, that you need to not commit acts like this, particularly when people look up to you. oeople emulate people like kurt zouma and he should be setting a role model over and above everybody else. what is happening to the two cats, the bengal cats, i believe? we're now busy matching the cats to new homes and we hope to get them into new and loving environments as soon

zouma _ have quite a severe impact on kurt zouma and — have quite a severe impact on kurt zouma and issue was tens of thousands of liverpool fans arriving with fake tickets will now tickets. that has since been qualified and it is certainly something that the spokesperson for emmanuel macron did not repeat this morning. so emmanuel macron saying there needs to be a swift investigation into what happened, and uefa is also investigating what happened at that match. strict water restrictions come into effect today for millions of people in california as the us west coast continues to experience a crippling drought that many predict will get even worse during the summer. sophie long reports. this may look like a massive body of water, but the so—called megadrought is now in its 23rd year, and this reservoir on the nevada/arizona border is only 30% full. lake mead is the largest reservoir in the whole of the united states. 25 million people across three states and mexico rely on it for their water. but it's been baked down to its lowest level since it was filled in the 1930s. you can see

emily: for more, i'm joined by kurt wagner and david kirkpatrick. you and i both spoke to cheryl exclusively on the phone. we've been preparing for this. we never thought it would happen. give us a little bit more context about why you believe cheryl is making this decision. kurt: she was very clear in our conversation, it felt to me that this was a much more personal decision than anything for her. she talked about the fact that she's getting married this summer. she will be blending her family with her fiance's family. she's very passionate about her philanthropy work and lean in. those were the types of things that she talked about. when you start to take a step back and look, some of her biggest responsibilities, running all of policy has been handed off to nick clay. so the legal side had already been handed off. you look at the trail that led us to hear. , she's been there a long time. some of her responsibilities started to hand off to other people. we've been asking this for a long time. it wasn't necessarily shocking. >> she told us that sh

kurt, thank you. two years of virtual conferences, hpe's annual edge the cloud congress is back in person in las vegas. people talk about innovation as the company leans into its everything as a service business strategy. antonio neri joins us to bring us the latest from vegas. it is great to have you back with us. it seems everything on people's minds right now is the economy. what are you hearing from customers? how worried are they? how is this potentially impending recession affecting them? antonio: first of all, thank you for having me. it is a great day to be here with more than 8000 attendees. it has been an amazing couple of days, where the energy is unbelievable. being together is unique. one feedback i got from customers is this time around feels totally different there is a sense of excitement. what we heard from them that the power of digital transformation, they need solutions for the data. they are concerned about what happens next but i think it is more of a consumer phenomenon than an

and i think the band and kurt cobain reflect that angst. kurt cobain was a great songwriter. with his ability to scream almost in tune. it just gave an intensity that was really unique. >> nirvana gave the record industry a wake-up call and said here is your new audience. so start looking for the people with the close with the holes in the knees and you better run to those clubs, to buy up the next one. >> i would go to the clubs and see bands like screaming trees and it was a refreshing change from the competitive sort of la and hollywood 80s and it was just suddenly so cool to be from seattle. >> one of the biggest stories these days is a so-called rain city renaissance with the emergence of punk metal grunge rock. soundgarden, nirvana, alice in chains and pearl jam from seattle, washington. >> why don't you tell me what the biggest misconception about the so-called seattle music scene is? >> everybody is a grunge band. >> every band sounds different from each other are being lofted up to the main stream as being this is what grunge is. >> no one has ever asked us that befo

bloomberg's kurt wagner, thank you. back to the musk twitter deal, another backer of the deal is larry ellison. the oracle founder is the world's 11th richest person with a net worth of $88.9 billion. in 2012, he bought 98% of the hawaiian island for $300 million. that purchase came with two four season resort, a significant chunk of tomes, and practically all of its commercial properties. overnight, ellison became almost everyone's boss, landlord, or both. in today's big take, sophie alexander took a deep dive on the impact this has had on the people there. i am from hawaii. talk to us about the history of this island. i am very familiar with it. how was it that one person was able to buy almost the entire island? sophie: it is unique because you think of billionaires buying for live at islands and that is not a big deal, but this one is different because 3000 people live there. lanai's history goes to the 1800s and were in person -- where one person bought up chunks of the land and slowly accumulated pretty much the e

kurt cobain grew up in aberdeen. he did not attend evergreen. he had lots of friends who did one of his friends was one of the founders of the riot girl movement folks know about riot girl music in the 90s. i mean, hopefully this is like deeply ingrained in your blood as like even if you hate it like this is where we're three artists with three r three r's that sounds less familiar, but so kathleen hannah was a friend of kurt cobain. she graduated evergreen. she wrote on one of his walls at one point that kurt smells like teen spirit. she meant the deodorant. apparently kurt cobain claims that he didn't know what the dieter was and he thought it was linked to the kinds of conversations. they had about anarchism the kinds of conversations they had about social inequality and about the decadence and oppressiveness of american consumer culture. so it's also really interesting to think about like rock and roll is like ah american freedom and then rock and rollers are like this freedom has me feeling left out matthew. is that where? kurt cobain got t

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kurt cobain grew up in aberdeen, he did not attend evergreen, he had lots of friends who did.one of his friends was the founder of the riot grrrl movement. folks know about riot grrrl in the 90s? this is deeply ingrained in your blood even if you hate it. >> with three r's. >> that sounds less familiar. >> kathleen hanna was a fan of kurt cobain, she graduated evergreen. she wrote on one of his walls at one point that he smells like teen spirit, she meant the deodorant, apparently kurt cobain claimed he did not know what the deodorant was and thought they were linked to the kind of conversations that they had about social inequality, anarchism and about the decadence and the oppressiveness of american consumer culture. so it's also very interesting to think about rock and roll as american freedom and then rock and rollers are like, this freedom has me feeling left out. matthew? >> is that where cobain got the title of smells like teen spirit? >> yes, it was written on his apartment door by an evergreen grad. he turned that into the lyrics of a song they were jamming about. and

nirvana consists of kurt with a d. and two k's cobain. and not of chris kovalchik the ex drummer, the publicity photo that they have was with the old drummer who stopped touring with them as they instead brought in a new drummer. there was a punk band in the area, that is dave cruel. it is the same guy, he is dave growl. >> what is the abolitionist narrative of the talks you are talking about with kurt cobain, how does that fit within the idea of socialism has failed if abolition is still a thing? what after abolition? what is the alternative? do you get what i am saying? what would that look like? or was it just in opposition to the rest of the ideological support of capitalism? >> i want to just keep moving on it. or i want you to keep mulling on it. so, here's another thing, there's another issue with as there's a review of the closet that they have in olympia, that's, like, it was a good show but it was way too popular. too many screaming teenage punk rocker's. nirvana mania. poorly dressed records executive to step away from lincoln

be .a in, ., been told that kurt zouma will be -a inc. ., ., ~ ., been told that kurt zouma will been his contract expires this month on a free transfer. the world cup winnerjoined united aged 16 before leaving to joinjuventus. when he returned in 2016 for £89 million, he was the most expensive signing of all time. he made over 200 appearances for united. and he won the europa league and league cup during his second spell, but injuries and inconsistent form means fans will be saddened by his departure. means fans will be saddened by his de arture. .,, ., .,, ., departure. people regard him as one ofthe departure. people regard him as one of the best players _ departure. people regard him as one of the best players in _ departure. people regard him as one of the best players in the _ departure. people regard him as one of the best players in the world, - of the best players in the world, but it has been in flash and no consistent period. he scored in the last trophy for the last final that manchester united won in 2017, but it�*s a measure of what united and pogba have done since the

i mean, kurt, even if you don't have any emotional connection to the idea of our capitol being sacked by people who defecated in it and hurt police officers and bludgeoned police officers and five people died as a result of it. if this is actually a news channel, news network, fox, this is the biggest news story in all of our lifetime. we've never had a president attempt to overturn an election, violently overturn it. we've never had a broad seditious conspiracy where there's actual charges that have since 1814, we haven't had our capitol sacked and never by a domestic terrorist group. this is new. we've also never had a president sanction the lynching of his own have. this is the "new york times" reporting. mark meadow on january 6th, mark meadows walked into his own office after meeting with the president and told completion that trump was upset that mike pence was being whisked away to safe areas and mr. trump apparently said maybe mr. pence should be hanged. this is the most news story and troubling and disturbing news story ever. to not cover it seems negligent but there are stud

kurt: she talked a lot today -- i spoke with her by phone.alked about wanting to lean into the philanthropy and women's issues. make that a priority. she has made a lot of money. she's a billionaire. through her work at facebook and google. so that's one of the things she has done. she has set herself up very well to leave an impact outside of the business world if she wants. in terms of her legacy at facebook, she grew this company from nothing into a massive advertising juggernaut. at the same time, she left a lot of issues along the way. a lot of the groups that she oversaw have been involved in some of facebook scandals the last few years around data collection and data privacy and things like that. i think it's a mixed legacy at this point. depending on what she chooses to do in the next phase of her life, maybe that has room to change. yvonne: still a lot of questions on how they are going to make money when it big -- when it comes to the metaverse as well. coming up, we hear from ivan oh cambridge on the role of esg and repairing asian

and kurt bardella, adviser to the dnc and dccc.alk about the impact that this decision is going to have on the state races for states like pennsylvania, georgia, ohio, michigan, you have states with republican legislators who have been trying to stop abortion procedures and have been stuffed by democratic incumbents. >> andrea, we saw in 2018 and in 2020, the power of mobilization when the suburban women come out to vote for democrats. here are the way that extremely -- extreme republicans have handled it -- this is for issues for them to show up and vote for. there is a rule in politics, never do anything that incites and activate your opponents base. with their dramatic overreach here, republicans have done just that. for all the prognostication about the midterm is going to be a disaster for democrats, historically things are against us, here we have time and again republicans acting in a way to repeat what we saw in the early part of the 2010s. they're giving away races because they are going so far out the mainstream of americ

we bring out tech reporter kurt wagner. what will her legacy be? the last 14 years, she has kind of been this personality foil to the public to mark bloomberg -- to mark zuckerberg. kurt: she built facebook from this scrappy little start up to one of the most successful businesses in the entire world, and she gets a lot of credit for that and should, but at the same time, you look at where facebook's reputation is right now, all the issues they have had around data collection, data privacy, that falls into the ads business as well, so she is certainly leaving having accomplished an incredible amount for the business, but from facebook's reputation standpoint, there's a lot of things she worked on personally that people still take quite a bit of issue with, so i think we will have to look back in time to see which of those two things stand the test. shery: she has been a personality, but also she has made fewer public appearances over the last few years. we know some of her role was also passed on. i know she said she also wanted to focus more on ph

thank you, kurt. i guess, now we'll take in-person public comment and then we can open the phone lines for public comment callers, madam secretary, please call the first caller or first public commenter. >> thank you. we have no in-person public comment at this time. a reminder to callers to press star three to be added to the queue. moderator, do we have any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. >> public comment is closed. madam secretary, we'll take a short recess to have lunch. we'll resume at 12:30. >> thank you, commissioner bridges? we're doing roll. >> thank you. >> let me get my video on. >> thank you as well. commissioner driscoll? >> present. >> commissioner gandhi? >> present. >> commissioner heldfond? >> present. >> president safai? >> safai, present. >> and commissioner thomas? >> present. >> thank you, we have a quorum. >> great. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> item no. 12, discussion i

kurt and lisa, thank you for all of that. if you missed some of the gun debate on capitol hill this week, you missed a lot. so many key moments, passionate, a scary as well. we are going to talk about a member of congress who is in the middle of it all coming up next. oming up next does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. are your hr processes weighing down your employees? there's no question it's something on to quarterly projections! expense report! if you're using multiple systems, re-entering data over and over time sheet! using email and spreadsheets to manage information and approvals, then your hr systems are a drag on productive time. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in a single, easy-to-use software. visit paycom dot com and schedule your demo today. do they know this door is locked dad! a dinosaur! it's jus

kurt, thank you for being here. to stay safe.have been more than 20 mass shootings in the united states since uvalde, texas. how do we, individually and collectively in the country, a move forward with the trauma and despair brought about with gun violence. i will ask a psychiatrist this question. this is up next. is is up next. looks like? ♪ ♪ with a little help from cvs... ...you can support your nutrition, sleep, immune system, energy...even skin. and before you know it, healthier can look a lot like...you. ♪ ♪ cvs. healthier happens together. [sfx: fighter jet flying] [tom cruise] tower this is ghost rider, requesting flyby. [control tower] negative ghost rider, the pattern is full. [sfx: fighter jet flying] ♪ ah, thunder, ah, thunder ♪ ♪ thunderstruck ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thunderstruck ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah thunderstruck ♪ [waitress] maverick... [tom cruise] having any fun yet? ♪ thunderstruck yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ said yeah, it's alright. ♪ now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're p

kurt busch, one of the headliners, and he's not necessarily known for his road course acumen, althoughis race once back in 2011. growing up in vegas. this was always a fun road trip where we would come up and race the southwest tour car on saturday and in the nineties. i won that one of the saturday races and this track will always be special in my heart because i believe it helped springboard my career to the cup series. the oklahoma sooners softball team just capped off one of the most dominant seasons and ncaa history. yesterday, they beat texas 16 to 1 in game one of the best of three women's college world series tonight. the sooners trail too early, but got some great defense right there. jada coleman getting way up to rob kourtney day of a home run. coleman, with the outstanding catch keeps it a two run game. oklahoma scores seven straight to take a big lead and then look out quick. this one leaves the park. three run homer for grace lines to break it open. ou wins 10 to 5 for their second straight national championship and fourth straight in the last seven seasons. the sooners f

jill winebanks former assistant watergate prosecutor and kurt bardella adviser to the dnc. >> merrick garland is paying attention what's going on. capitol hill republicans are paying attention to this. we know fox news did carry that today and we know that's what plays in their tvs in their offices. if significant numbers of republicans were watching, what's been the reaction? >> well, from my conversations with republicans today people are watching. this was really a black box being opened into the white house with people really hearing from the people that were closest to president trump who were warning him that his lie could not metastasize and then watching it metastasize. you also heard from people this, shrinking inner circle that basically said i can no longer be part of this. i was texting with one trump aide who literally traveled to different states trying to convince people that the election was rigged. this real looked like president trump was, quote, extremely coupleable and made him seem as he's someone who is now chasing a fool's dream, that anybody going down this roa

kurt, we talked earlier in the shield about the fact that fox news refused to show it with sound andommercial while it was happening. do you think the strategy worked for them? >> no, i think it backfired tremendously. here is the reality. because of the way that social media works today, because of the way that audiences and consumers go after information and find information, people are going to see these things. the audience that they are trying to shield the truth from and continue to mislead, they have twitter, they are on facebook. the most of viral clips from this proceeding, from this outstanding testimony from the capitol police officer, from the clips of bill barr, the former chief of staff, ivanka, jared, and jason miller, all of those things are all over the internet. they are all accessible. i do not think that fox news, in any way, helped themselves by shielding their entire audience from watching this or watching another tucker carlson rage info. they did a disservice to the country. they did reputation or harm to themselves. they could do more harm to the reputation,

-2 victory for the young volgograd players from rotor over the club, sochi english football player kurt zuma was sentenced to 180 hours of unpaid community service for cruelty to animals in february, a video was published in which zuma throws a cat on the floor and kicks it video, then shot and published by the brother of a football player after the appearance of this video , the royal society for the prevention of cruelty to animals began the process of initiating a criminal case. as a result, in addition to public works zuma was banned from owning cats for 5 years. in addition, he will have to pay almost 9,000 pounds to cover legal costs. brandma was sentenced to 140 hours of work for aiding, abetting and coercing a crime. that's all for now in sports . you are planning to buy a kitchen for each buyer of a kitchen with a cedar countertop, a 40 percent discount on a mattress from a partner factory, ask kitchen manufacturers for a cedar countertop and buy a mattress 40% cheaper. the only memorial in the world opened in kursk it is dedicated to the ranks of the regiments of children who

and kurt, you are the cultural critic on the panel.g going on here more than public policy argument and more than an argument about the second amendment. there is a culture war going on within this fight over gun safety and gun regulation. talk about the way in which of all the signifiers out there now in the republican party of 2022 being for guns just full stop is kind of what it means to be republican. >> yeah. and it's -- it didn't used to be this way, of course. even as recently as 2016 when jeb bush as he was not becoming nominated for president did that ridiculous famous tweet in which he tweeted a picture of a .45 with his name engraved on it and he was just laughed out of the room and of course, got nominated and his -- his predecessor george h.w. bush, think, resigned from the nra when it got too crazy in the 1990s. at the same time a bun of republican u.s. senators were voting for an assault weapons ban. when republican nominated conservative chief justice warren berger said the interpretation of the second amendment pushed

our final speaker tonight is kurt luther. he's an associate professor of computer science right here at virginia tech who also has an appointment and as a courtesy or affiliate professor in the history department and as you might imagine this isn't very common to have this expertise in compete science and history, so i'm really glad he was able to join us tonight and kurt has joined together his civil war expertise with this historical expertise in the website. he's created called civil war photo sleuth. i'm sure many of you have heard of this before but it uses both facial recognition technology and community crowdsourcing. identify unknown soldier photos, so i encourage you all to google civil war photo sleuth check out the website, but first stick around and listen to his talk, which is titled civil war photographs as resources past present and future. thank you. thanks very much, paul. all right, so as paul mentioned i am going to talk about civil war photos. and how they serve as resources, and of course, i'll start with

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kurt bardella. kurt, i have just given you a new nickname. kurt b. you know how this is going to go down. how bad is it going to be for the biden administration? if republicans take back the house and republicans control the oversight committee? >> listen, jonathan. i was at the last time we had a changeover of power going from democrat to republican rule. with an opposition party in the white house. and we saw republicans use the range of power to basically hit a wrecking ball on the obama administration's agenda. it's sucked up all the oxygen with hundreds of subpoenas, hearings every week. it was a nonstop show that's led to things like fast and furious with the general folder being held in congress. things like -- which would be held in the last year with hillary clinton testifying before the selection committee for more than 11 hours. they knew exactly what they are doing. they are frustrated republican and democrat, i feel like, having been about signs of, this is that republicans are never reluctant to use the power that they have and to wield

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i am now kurt -- i am now covering my third and i can speak for the group at large our approach was the same with all the press secretaries from president obama to president trump to now president biden. i am forgetting with the second part of the question is. host: your perspective from being in the room. but the second question was about hardening schools. we talked about it in the last hour is well about what that means. the information we have from that bipartisan group of senators on school safety. to provide training to school personnel and students. do you have what -- do you have more sense of what that actually means? guest: it is difficult and a very controversial subject. putting the responsibility on teachers and the students themselves to fortify the schools, have this kind of training is something that is very controversial. it is something many democrats have pushed back against. look at this framework specifically, i am told a lot of this funding is going to the states where they can determine what kind of training is best for them. red flag laws where they are giving ei

and former spokesperson for the house oversight committee kurt bardella, thank you as well. always great to have you with us. >> and it was a very emotional day of testimony in the house about the horrors of gun violence. survivors and family members of victims of the recent mass shootings in uvalde, texas, and buffalo, new york, told their devastating stories before lawmakers. 11-year-old mia ser illo had a prerecorded video about how she covered herself with a dead classmates blood and then played dead to avoid being shot to death during the massacre at her elementary school. >> when i went to the back, he shot my friend that was next to me and i thought he was going to come back to the room so i got blood and put it all over me. >> if there was something that you want people to know about that day and about you, or things that you want different, what would it be? >> to have security. >> do you feel safe at school? why not? >> because i don't want it to happen again. >> and you think it is going to happen again? >> she's not the same little girl i used to play with and ha

kurt bardella. still ahead.tiators finally reach a deal on gun safety legislation as we learn disturbing new details about the police response in uvalde. we'll be right back. n uvalde we'll be right back. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dangerous activities until you know how ingrezz

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. >> reporter: in eli, iowa, kurt tjelmeland owns a roofing and sheet metal company. business is strong, but raw material prices are skyrocketing, and he can't find enough young employees willing to work, even with a 40% wage increase. >> given the choice to work outside in th heat and cold versus working inside, sometimes it's hard to get people to take on that challenge. >> rep meanwhile, young tech savvy workers remain in high demand madison doss earned a bachelor's degree at 18 at 21, she just changed project management jobs, her salary jumping from 40 to $65,000 a year. >> i feel highly in demand because of my inherent skill set that i have from growing up in the technical generation >> reporter: the hot jobs market comes as company staffing levels still haven't returned to pre-pandemic numbers. >> how companies grow is by adding more workers and making those workers more productive so they're trying to do both. >> tom, yet despite strong job numbers, markets were down across the board. >> reporter: the dow lost 348 points. wall street is worried that as companie

. >> sped up pretty quickly at the sonoma raceway with nascar driver kurt busch turned to ice blind corner. >> i like this crisis. >> the save mart 3.50, took place on sunday. but before bush hit the ask ball, he showed us what it's like to be behind the wheel at the racetrack. now. >> i and it turns 7 us wear and >> this is sonoma raceway at its best. the track is almost all twists turns and cursed. >> and that made it an experience. >> for race fans, the sound, the smell. the crowds. it's it's all great you can you know, when they're driving by, you know, every everyone's just a really nice each other's eyes together for the first time in 3 years, the racetrack opened at capacity. we've been, you know, a couple years to up, unable to even be close to each other. now, it's it's just good to be back to normal. but the experience is more than the race itself at the fan zone. people got to check out some of the nascar cup cars when a few prizes. >> and indulge on some food. we just didn't. i racing which day, you know, the video game racing, which is really hard just walk around to see the d

the bella twins got to take a lap before the race with nascar's kurt busch. track was a different story. >> i understand you get in a car, got a little fast and one of you closed their eyes. >> i didn't know we were going to go that fast. it was 110. that's it. i was thinking and then we started to go really fast and i noticed we were going to go around one of the turns and i literally had to close my eyes. >> i thought it was fun. i was screaming in a good way. >> all right. for the bella twins to the excitement here at chase center, however this shakes out, i'm working with my camera man, we're both on a flight to boston tomorrow. it's going to be a long night and an early morning. >> it is good to be vernon glenn. you got the bella twins in the morning, you got the warriors in the afternoon. hitching a ride to boston. life is good. >> can't complain, man. >> bring us back a souvenir. all right, thanks. >> i'll bring you back a lobster. >> i like it. >>> up next, a nonnative snake discovered in northern califo ♪ ♪ dude, great ride! right? this silverado kee

why did the progressive beat kurt shrader? and the one-party system in oregon i think they have decided they need the far progressive left to impose these policies throughout oregon. i can tell you from this race that is not what oregon five needs or wants. >> bill: kurt shrader has had the job for a long time. joe biden hasn't chipped in in a lot of these races so far but he did in this one. why did his endorsement not matter in the end? >> i think that extreme radical left was too far left for joe biden's policies. it is a failed policy and kurt shrader couldn't hold onto the seat anymore because he couldn't prove whether he could be moderate to republicans because he has moved so far left to hold that seat and they ate their own and took him out for those reasons. we will get more of the same. >> bill: we may. it's something we won't find out for another five months. living on the east coast we only hear largely about portland. what is the status of that city today and what it has done in terms of policing and stopping all

that is, they had kurt there , during his election campaign, vladimir zelensky himself voiced the idea200b\u200blegalizing cannabis, then, allegedly, it was only about medical cannabis. naturally, it's okay. in drops, it is sold on this occasion, the king, komarovsky, transferred. yes, another euro-labist legalization. marijuana in the square is known in ukraine, a dj and part-time folk deputy head of the faction servant of the people of the verkhovna rada david arahami. actually, this figure has long been voiced. on what basis does he make all his decisions? it's all about money in the end. yes, you may have some moral questions there, such as questions, but in the end you count everything and the money speaks for itself. well, as they say, the final signature on the issue of growing cannabis in ukraine was not put by the former head of the ukrainian ministry of health, uliana suprun, who was popularly nicknamed doctor death, in fact, not for ski then became the main supplier of hemp to europe and the usa yes, in principle, the so-called medical cannabis was given the go-ahead for the

it was a poly kurt. the official explanation is climate change, although it's never been thoroughly investigated. but groundwater here is being pumped out of the region. peter pollack tells us that a major part of the water goes to one of brendan bergs biggest tourist attractions . the tropical islands resort resort managing director thorsten christopher young doesn't see a connection will of i am yes, fairly just because we happen to be in the loop is a region which has now dried out. i don't think we can take the blame for it. i see the penance void without submission because we have done, everybody gets and continue to do. yeah, others, all we can to take an alternative approach. i cannot leave out to say some 80 percent of the pool water is recycled using state of the art filter technology. but one fundamental problem is that many of brandenburg groundwater exploitation licenses were issued more than 30 years ago. long before economic mega developments like tropical islands or chestler arrived on the

he was a poet. kurt. the official explanation is climate change. although it's never been thoroughly investigated, but groundwater here is being pumped out of the region. peter pollack tells us that a major part of the water goes to one of brendan bergs biggest tourist attractions . the tropical islands resort resort managing director thorsten christopher young doesn't see a connection. love i am. yes. who fell just because we happened to be in the lucas, a region which has now dried out. i don't think we can take the blame for it. honestly for tenants void without services, because we have done everybody has and continued to do. yeah. others who all we can to take an alternative approach identity out to say some 80 percent of the pool water is recycled using state of the art filter technology. but one fundamental problem is that many of brendan briggs groundwater exploitation licenses were issued more than 30 years ago. long before economic mega developments like tropical islands or tesla arrived on the scenes. now, back to the base, recreational

that's the main event final toyota save our 3 50 race with all the big guns guys like kurt busch, who grew up in vegas, saying coming to sonoma was always a fun road trip. nascar fought hard to continue on through the covid 19 pandemic, it's president says right around 2019 ratings and attendance were just starting to bounce back after years of iconic drivers announcing retirement guys like dale are hard junior and jeff gordon. so they didn't want they didn't want the covid-19 pandemic to ruin the sport when it had to shut down briefly in march of 2020. we started to build a plan for how we're going to be the first sport back to competing, which is what we did 71 days later at darlington raceway on may 18th that was very important for us to be the first sport back. for the sonoma raceway is back now in full swing before the race this afternoon, organizers say, you can have a family fun day with the ferris wheel hot air balloon. there's a pre race concert with country star brantley gilbert with a patriot air show following that, all that getting started. at about 11 30 this morning. le

in the incident. meanwhile, in nearby uh, gave kurt which is under ukrainian control what appears to be a mushroom cloud was reportedly seen a chemical plant, local media, se it, after several explosions took place in the area and the rising smoke was seen by locals in dawn. yes. which is some 20 kilometers away. and while people end on yet gun, his outskirts live under constant showing our correspondence from our cost of annually up much of value ever visited the saint. nicholas monetary a near nearby villages to liver humanitarian, 8. and they were caught on the shelling that the time the shelling kind of quiet down for a little while and i used this opportunity to inspect this monastery. now this is just one of the temples at the smallest free, which was destroyed by ukrainian shelling. obviously there were no military positions here, but the smallest 3 were still targeted by the ukrainian military. there were hundreds of people here that day on the sample was destroyed. they weren't here exactly, but they were hiding in the basement because shelling simply would not stop. well, t

nascar is in sonoma this weekend, so driver kurt busch a little off the mark with today's ceremonialitch, giants up one nothing on the rockies and the second when their newly acquired catcher austin wins goes opposite field that brings home a run giants up to nothing , but the rockies tied up in the fourth and then take the lead on this. jonathan daza flare off logan web iraqis would add another in the seventh. they beat the giants forward to next up. the dodgers are coming to town for three beginning tomorrow night. the oklahoma sooners softball team just capped off one of the most dominant seasons and ncaa history yesterday beat texas 16 to 1 in game one of the best of three women's college world series tonight. the sooners trailed early. got some great defense right here. j. d coleman is a great catch by coleman going up and robbing courtney day of a home run, so it stays at to run game. oklahoma scores seven straight to take a big lead, and then look how quick that one gets out of the park, three run homer for grace lions breaks this game open. oh you wins 10 to 5 for their secon