lee. also a speech from xi jinping, a much anticipated speech. you are looking at live pictures of the hong kong convention center where the ceremony is being held. of course to get real-time commentary, and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors as hong kong march 25 years since the hanover against a new leader. that's all on the terminal. let's bring in our chief correspondent for asia, garfield reinoehl. as we talk about china and hong kong, i mean china on the cusp of a bull market, just 1% away, is there optimism that it will get there soon or perhaps in the next few days, next few trading sessions? garfield: there is plenty of optimism about china stocks, which is something that lacks as things develop. -- wax and wane says things develop. we are in covid lockdowns that have extended to the worst since the regulatory crackdowns. that's helping to fear optimism that they could keep climbing. i think there's also a bit of classic dip buying going on in that china shares dropped a lon

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the chief executive, john lee has been sworn in. it comes at the turret, remarks 25 years. return from china from britain earlier, the flood raising certainly launched days celebrations. us present joe biden has called on the well stand behind you kind of close over nato's, tommy to new jersey. he said the military alliance will defend every inch of territory. also announced another $800000000.00 of us weapons. at least 9 people have been killed in protests against the military ruins, to done thousands values on the streets of the capital. market returns that have been in government and internet. cars or north career is blaming foreign objects for causing its 1st covered 19 outbreak. according to the state media, an 18 year old soldier and a 5 year old touched an identified materials near the border with south korea in early april. they later showed symptoms and tested positive for the virus. state media says nearly 5000000 people have become sick since the outbreak began. while the bride joined the sly from so so what can we make o

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john lee has been a career policeman _ priorities?es? john lee has been a l career policeman inaudible late 19705 career policeman inaudible late 1970s and worked his way up inaudible and became the secretary for security just before the 2019 anti—government protests broke out and that's exactly what the policy inaudible amendment to the extradition law of hong kong back then which inaudible so dramatically but then we saw beijing imposing the national security law, a major damp down of hong kong's pro—democracy movement so now he is going to run the government, being the first policeman to run this job. he promised in his speech just before the president made his speech that he would dramatically increase hong kong's inaudible economy in this backdrop of xi jinping's greater area policy, that's what he promised to inaudible. his appointment has certainly worried pro—democracy activists and one former student leader nathan law has met mr lee and described him as authoritarian and more hawkish than his readers as a carrie lam and also

john lee is a lifetime policeman - time in office?ime policeman and - lifetime policeman and questions from and about service and about how much experience he has on things not related to security, like the economy. we are already hearing members from his cabinet talk about border control around covid—i9 based on western business communities because we have been locked down for so long but also they could be further national security legislation going on as promised by the local government after beijing has amended their law. government after bei'ing has amended their law._ government after bei'ing has amended their law. the biden administration has condemned a supreme court ruling which curbs the us government's power to limit carbon emissions from coal—fired power stations. all six members of the conservative majority in the supreme court backed the landmark ruling, which marks a victory for the coal industry. from washington, here's our north america editor sarah smith. in california today, wildfires burning out of control are a vi

the chinese president, xijinping, has sworn in hong kong's new leader, john lee. the territory is marking 25 years since the handover from british colonial rule. mr lee is taking over from carrie lam, whose time in office saw beijing tighten its grip on hong kong. this was scene in hong kong in the last hour asjohn lee took the oath of office. mr lee is a security chief who oversaw the police response to hong kong's huge democracy protests in 2019. it's mr xi's first trip out of mainland china since the beginning of the covid—19 pandemic. and it's his first to hong kong since swearing in carrie lam. translation: the practice of one country. _ translation: the practice of one country, two _ translation: the practice of one country, two systems... l translation: the practice of l one country, two systems... the rule of law is a cornerstone of hong kong's success. since our return to the motherland, the basic law has protected the rights and freedoms of hong kong residents as well as the independentjudiciary and final independent judiciary and final adjudication. to

we heard nothing about that from xi jinping and from john lee. how are you assessing the speeches made by the two gentlemen? >> i don't want to sound like a spokesperson for the government of china, because clearly i am not good but i think it was a very nice speech, a resounding endorsement of hong kong, both inclusive in china, and also saying that hong kong has an important role to play as a global financial center. so the tone was very positive, and as stephen said, a very soft and kind tone, not an iron fist. i was eavesdropping on your conversation, and i agree that the comments on property were interesting, and the youth. we all know that the wealth divide is large in hong kong. property, apart from monaco, is the most expensive in the world. that is a clear signal that there will be more public property. and as hong kong is that -- as the connections group with the greater bay area, the availability of places to live will expand. if i was to take away any markets or economic message from it, i think it is that property prices in hong kong

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i'm heather holmes and i'm greg lee, former danville police officer. andrew hall is currently in prison for fatally shooting another man while on duty are crime reporter henry lee is live now at the d. a s office there in martina. has after hearing from wilson's family, henry heather and greg. the family of tyra wilson is asking for two things. one criminal charges against the officer who killed him and to a separation of the sheriff's and coroner's offices here in contra costa county. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a

that's the thing about lee. when he's in your corner, you know that he's going to do everything that he can to help you succeed. in the ring and off the ring, he's truly a caring man, a man of character, with a lion's heart of gold. in 1985, he officially opened the coachella valley boxing club in an old fire station next to city hall. what started as a club with six kids grew to 50. over the years he's trained outstanding athletes who won two international female boxing titles. an international boxing federation champion, the diaz brothers each of whom won national titles and competed before international audiences. and jocelyn who won the 2021u.s.a. boxing national championships. for poncho, sandy, the diaz brothers, and others he's trained lee's mentorship helped him more than triumph in the ring. his devotion to the growth laid the found days for success and his own success and stories he's given the athletes he's trained someone to look up to. his contributions to our communities have shaped our valley's hi

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lieutenant lee is currently assigned to the gladiators of strike fighter squadron 106, an f/a-18 fleet stationed in nas oceana in virginia beach. in a january 2019 interview from the navy, lieutenant lee not only offers inspiration to minority groups but foresight into her own career. >> young kids growing up and not thinking whether they can do something or not because of their race, gender, ethnicity, they just go out and say, this is what i want to do, and that question isn't really in their mind. >> the level of trust that goes into all aspects of the job is really incredible and hard to describe. >> reporter: that's captain greg mcwherter, a two-time commanding officer and former flight leader with the blue angels, not to mention a graduate of top gun and three-year instructor there. captain mcwherter says probably the most understated aspect of the blues is the importance of team dynamic. >> the nice thing about the selection process for the blue angels is we trust the process. the team goes to great lengths to ensure that the people that they choose for the team are not only of

meanwhile charles lee comes back. where was charles lee? he had been captured and he been prisoner of the british army where he may or may not have committed treason. in the late 19th century at doctors found that lee hadad drn up a plan to sort of tell the british they could defeat the americans. the question is will assist them with false information or was it literally trying to betray the americans? i leave it to you to judge but i leave it to you. they sort of been out of touch. they've been captive for two years the war passed them by. he's been his constant adversary of washington. he has fought around europe. this all comes to a head again at the battle lee is given command of the vanguard which is a prestigious position leading the army at the front with orders to attack him. and he turns it down. so washington appoints lafayette's. accepts. lee is now upset a junior officer has been played in commit man rather than him. he demands the position. march is out his force is facing part ultimately the question is is it direct orders or

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senator mike lee, i wish we had more time.or joining us on "sunday morning futures," appreciate it. >> thank you, jason. jason: coming up, the crime wave sweeping the country, we lost three officers and a k-9 in a shootout in kentucky on thursday while crime in new york city is up 38%. congressman lee zeldin, who's running for governor of missouri, on the bad policies -- of new york -- on the bad policies that are resulting in very bad outcomes, after this. ♪ jason: we went from a secure border to chaos, we went from energy independence to the president beg iran, opec and venezuela to increase production. we went from safe streets to major crime, and we went from stable prices to a 41-year-high inflation rate, and i haven't even gotten into foreign policy or the attacks on our first amendment and last week, of course, the attacks on our second amendment rights. there's a reason, maria, more than 7 out of 10 of our fellow citizens think the country on the wrong track. it -- they think that because it's true. maria: yeah. >> the

lee, it's the rise of the cult of lee. but very, very early on. >> let me follow that up with something that has to stick in a lot of people's brains when they hear you say that. did you just say that these dedications, that the ceremonies were considered by the udc and people as ways to express patriotism for the united states? >> the augusta monument is pre-udc, but you are correct at these unveilings, there was a sense that first of all, we were going to honor the confederacy and confederate soldiers in our confederate military leaders. we are also going to say that they are making the argument that they weren't really traitors of the nation. they were very much patriots and defenders of the constitution. especially the tenth amendment and defending states rights, because that was their argument all along. and so they don't see that there is a disconnect between having loyalty to the confederacy and loyalty to the united states. >> okay. this does bring us up to what has to be the most -- and you've already talked about

thanks, david lee. so steve scalise joins me now.ght, he was shot while participating in the congressional baseball game. he's much better and participating in the game that's coming up this week. congressman, always good to see you. thanks very much for joining me today. what goes through your mind as you look at what happened to lee zeldin and you think about within hours after a potential attempted assault, after an attempted assault, the man is free? >> yeah, martha. you know, it's very discurbing when i saw the video last night. it gets you angry when you see that literally six hours later, no bail. just let back out on the streets after what he said to lee, his intentions were to harm hymn severely. you're done. it's attempted murder in new york and a federal crime. so you know, he should be prosecuted and held in new york, but where are the federal authorities to go after this guy as well? he violated federal law. i texted with lee. he's a friend. you know, i'm glad he's doing well. thank god there's people there took quick ac

and john lee as hong kong new chief executive, 25 years off. that's returned to china. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera la you from dough also coming up. the u. s. supreme court limits president biden's ability to cops emissions from our stations . the u. n says it's bad news for climate change. this is a setback in our fight against climate change when we all ready for off track the u . s. president hale's nato unity, as the alliance wraps up at summit with a new strategic plan to strengthen its eastern plus a business protest. as in ecuador celebration agreement and 18 days, been nationwide strike. ah, hancock's former security chief john lee has been sworn in as the territories new leader. he was elected by committee in may running as the sole candidate lead lead the crackdown on pro democracy protest as in 2019. john is president. she, she pink presided over the ceremony. it, she's 1st trip outside of the mainland since the corona virus pandemic, when it coincides with events marking 25 years in hong kong, was returned to china from britain earlier a f

that's why he made the call with general lee and on january 8, 2021. it's important to read the full book because the whole book as the full context and the context shows in each of these moments in the call he was reading in otherpeople . he was calling up gina has to and talking to paul sony running the national security agency and talking to the joint chiefs. this is a senior military officer working to de-escalate potential crisis and it's clear that these kind of calls between military leaders can be routine but our book shows that calls between such leaders can be routine certainly but this moment was anything but routine. it was a moment on a back channel to try to avoid global war. to avoid some kind of miscommunication in the south china sea where a president who they believed was in decline acting out and harass way, a catastrophic way and with the and and see exchange you see him trying to protect the country from having miscommunication or an isolated call from the white house or even the president causing a missile to be fired or even a nu

that was why and says why things changed with lees appointment. it was becoming ridiculous, we couldn't really do what i considered serious work. there was so many to boot subjects that it was just safer to do something that didn't upset anybody own, by the way, didn't really interest anybody either from the team and me. it's been our honor, the pulse and several other r t h k. programs have since been taken off there in an email to one or one east r t h k said it enjoys editorial independence at the corporate level and uphold the highest professional standards of journalism. it also said it's new editorial process was working effectively and that program related complaints had dropped significantly. the broadcaster declined to comment about choice case come to your attention till you get a little pig ramblewood, i'm cup and glad polito the whole life of lucia job. in june 2021 or forty's rated apple daily's headquarters a 2nd time we're all bonded inside journalists scrambled to live stream the range no contract for like in dog turn. check our la

senator mike lee, i wish we had more time.ou for joining us on "sunday morning futures," appreciate it. >> thank you, jason. jason: coming up, the crime wave sweeping the country, we lost three officers and a k-9 in a shootout in kentucky on thursday while crime in new york city is up 38%. congressman lee zeldin, who's running for governor of missouri, on the bad policies -- of new york -- on the bad of new york -- on the bad policici this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. ♪♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt.

thank you chair lee. can i get a share permission here? thank you. >> commissioners if i might while setting up the slide deck i want to provide context for the information and public information. since the materials were published for this meeting late yesterday afternoon we received a revised version of the proposed ordinance by mr. peskin and mayor breed and we have attached those in printed version to materials you have this morning. we also sent them to you yesterday and inadvertently attached incorrect document so we have the text in front of you this morning and apologize you haven't had a chance to look at it in depth but mr. peskin and mr. heckle from the mayor office will walk through the updated version from yesterday. mr. canning can walk through the provisions we understand are in the basic documents that have been worked on to date but certainly if you want to focus the conversation on the proposal mr. peskin and mayor breed put together yesterday happy to accommodate that as well when they

lee's army of northern virginia pushed the union troops. back from just outside richmond to the washington dc camps like many of his harvard counterparts barlow assessed the unions and they all wrote to each other by the way. he assessed the unions war effort at the end of the summer of 1862 and found it to be pathetic indeed many of his wartime letters show him to be deeply pessimistic about the war two examples that i just want to give you if we are beaten. he predicted to one friend the north will give up another letter warned that the affairs of this country are melancholy. i think there is no prospect or hopes of success in this or my favorite line. i am in a state of chronic disgust. kind of like we're in today, right? he did not limit his disgust to the civilian leadership and along with some other junior officers in mcclellan's army. he expressed dismay at its defeat in the peninsula campaign and i love this one. it just shows he's very sarcastic. he's funny. he's not idealistic at all and in his letters, but he's he's funny. i thin

congressman lee is here. also getting current tennessee senator on a new push from some democrats to expand abortion access across the country. in democrats are focused on abortion, gun control and climate change we've got this poll showing 85% of the country believes there on the wrong track including 78% of democrats. look at the state of economy the final reading of the first quarter gdp coming in worse than expected this week. a key measure of inflation for the federal reserve showing a jump on the month of may of nearly 5% from last year. and then consumer confidence declining to a 60 month low when spending is down as well. plus, delicate 401(k). we work the worst first half of the year since 1962 per the worse for the s&p 500-1970 the worst ever for the nasdaq perch on me right now the former ceo of home depot and chrysler. bob, great to see you. happy to have you as we mark the end of the first half of the year. >> i've been at this for over 50 years now. i don't think i have ever seen an economy and

we need to hear that jimmy lee, let's bring in michael lee to the conversation.e other piece of this obviously is whether we are indeed in a recession and the front end of it. larry kudlow said on the program already that he believes we're in the front end of a recession right now. >> yeah, that's my thought. i believe we're in a recession. i don't know how deep this is. i don't know how long this is going to last. but that's my thoughts for jimmy is where do you think we are in terms of recession and how much of that do you think is actually priced in, i mean, having a first half of the year where the markets' down over 20%, you've got to believe a lot of the bad news might already be reflected in a lot of these stocks. >> yeah. i agree, michael. good to see you. i think we could technically be in a recession right now. i think q2 could have a negative print and while i believe that like some other that's we could have a shallow recession and this is a technical one, i'm not expecting anything nasty or deep, i think we could have one and so a lot of -- i know a

david lee miller has more on all of this.ts weirder by the moment. >> that's the headline, neil. the man that allegedly attacked lee zeldin was released without bail as zeldin himself had predicted. the congressman running for governor in new york was speaking to supporters at a campaign rally about the cashless bail policy when he was attacked by a man because of those very policies would be set free six hours after his a rest. zeldin talked about bail reform. a man with a hardened plastic key chains approached the congressman. >> this is our last stand for new york. there's only one option. >> following the assault, zeldin tweeted "the attacker will be instantly released under new york state's laws." the man was released hours later under his own recognizance. the sheriff said that the man was not remanneded to custody and does not qualify for bail. pursuant to new york state's fail formed legislation. governor hochul condemned the attack on the congressman. zeldin back campaigning today described the attack. >> he had a we

the search for an ole miss student jimmy j lee, as a suspect appears in court, and lee's family pleadsormation. >>> but first, a possible speaker pelosi trip to taiwan sparks warnings from china. now, the u.s. military readies a plan. >> she has not even confirmed the travel yet, but officials at the pentagon are telling the associated press that if speaker pelosi does go next month, the military would provide security, protecting her on the flight to and from taiwan, and while she is on the ground there. chinese government officials are not at all happy about the potential visit. a spokesman, issuing a statement last week, threatening strong measures to protect china's sovereignty were she to visit. here at home, speaker pelosi is getting bipartisan support for the trip. >> why would it be an international incident for the speaker of the house or anybody tied to the united states government to go and show support for an ally of ours? if they see the bad guys able to threaten the united states of america, that means that no country is safe from tyranny. >> president biden seems not com

dagen: lee?goldman sachs, 50% upside over the next 12 to 18 months you can't time this not a chart, the big banks you are not buying, for 5 or 10% pop if you want a second chance at banks like summer 2020, this is your time, i think you commit capital here. dagen: what would you avoid like the plague. >> anything that is young unprofitable, and millennial trade because i think those are not coming back come on doordash i love service every time i use them they lose money uber or lyft, everything, we have been subsidizing millennials here for many, many years to the tune of billions and billions of dollars a year on companies just lost money a difference between buying disney down almost 50% future or bank of america with a future, of earnings rising versus carvana companies that couldn't make money never came back a lot of companies that did came back strong. very simple. >> i have a -- story speak of which -- the mattress they delivered was made wrong it wasn't a queen wasn't a king and was a ni

this is jimmie jay lee. 5'7", 120 pounds, black and blonde hair with brown eyes. seen on friday, last friday july 8th leaving his apartment complex on campus wearing a silver robe or house coat, a gold cap and gray slippers. so if you think you saw someone who matches that description, police are asking you to contact them. boris, kristin, there is a $1,000 reward from crime stoppers for any information that could led police to find him. >> let's hope they find him. thank you so much. >>> new this morning, cnn has learned that a united nations group is investigating that ohio police shooting of jalen walker. you remember of course, walker is that 25-year-old black man that was unarmed when she was shot while running from police after an alleged traffic viol violation. >> on friday an autopsy report released by the medical ex examiner's office revealed he had 46 gunshot entrance wounds or graze injuries. he apparently died because of blood loss from his internal injuries. >> good morning. this information released by the summit county medical examiner's office on f

>> i am the devoting of tom lee. i believe what we will seek particularly in the short term in the back end of the year is the surprise on earnings with many analyst already taking down estimates on the top and bottom lines. they believe and trying like everybody else to define when the resection, recessional actually hit. every tuesday money i get terror sheets on the companies revenues and cash flows but i see nothing yet. every week that goes by you have to give me some recession so bring in on. where is it? that is the problem as we march toward the end of the year, maybe you could argue and maybe leave will do this, that maybe we see softness in earnings q1, due to 2023. as far as the concern from the equity perspective you get the expansion again. this is not going to be what everybody thought. this is not going to be a hard landing. that is my opinion. i have to make decisions every day like everybody else but i don't see hard landing. i see everybody trying to guesstimate what will happen. i am in the tom lee

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. ♪ ♪ >> carley: fox news alert, near governor colyer candidate and republican congressman lee zeldinting assaulted on stage at a campaign rally. luckily, he was able to block the attack from striking him with a pointed object until a crowd of supporters were able to jump in and help. that could have ended much worse. you're watching "fox and friends first" on this friday morning. carley shimkus. >> and i'm going to want to echo the chaos began when a man got on stage yelling your done. executive director was one of the men on the scene who jumped in to help the congressmen. are going to be talking to him this morning about everything that went down. >> carley: another eyewitness that has all the breaking details. ashley, good morning. >> new york republican gubernatorial candidate and current congressman lee zeldin did in fact have a campaign stop last night. you can see the man job on stage while zeldin was speaking, police say he approaches, swinging a sharp weapon toward zeldin's neck. that terrifying moment was caught on camera. watch. >> there is is only one option. >> the count

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miss jackson-lee, can you hear us? miss jackson-lee it looks like you are on mute. we will come back to her, they chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green for five minutes. >> did you yield to me? >> mr. green? miss jackson-lee, can you hear us now? >> yes i can. >> okay, great, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so very much. thank you madam chair and ranking member for this very important hearing and your leadership. this is an area that i have been engaged in violence s. a. t. coming from a hurricane country. and i have been a veteran of any number of hurricanes of notoriety. it is well-known in america from katrina to a storm called storm alicia that obliterated a texas medical center. hurricane ike that drove us to the level of knowing that we needed a cultural spine. and, of course, hurricane harvey that magnified the disaster of what can happen to people with loss of life and property. i want to first thank the administrator for the continued service of her team. and the work of region six that i have worked with over the many y

i wish to convey my support for steve lee. i have known steve for over 40 years and 10 of the last years he has dedicated and done his dutiful service as a commissioner of entertainment. i feel he will carry over all that knowledge. that he gained over the decade as a new port seat. and to broaden and apply his experience and knowledge -- in the areas of policies state and local. and i know he will do his due diligence. he is that type of fwie and will do his home work. he is up for the challenge as he is strong in areas of negotiations, leases, contracts, parking. operations, purchasing, conflict resolution and anything that pertains to equity and fairness. as it was said, you know, he for the past 2-3 years has been challenging but i have witnessed steve's efforts and as hard as things are, steve is one who looks for a solution and does not give up until he findses one. he is dedicated and loyal and loves san francisco as much as i love my partials and will ensure the future generations will be able to enjoy the beautiful wa

patrick lee was a civil servant with no journalism or broadcasting experience. from day one, directors were sued. we were told that every program would be carefully examined for its content before it went out on there. they were interested to make sure that you didn't interview anybody who would be describes government. chrissy vines was a familiar presence on r t h k. hello and welcome to the post. he was a political offense commentator on radio and for 15 years, host of the popular current affairs talk show the pulse. we've asked all the candidates to give their views on major a program where diverse views were regularly heard and challenged. but we didn't expect that the police would use such a far bouldin's to our places. that was wine says why things changed with lees appointment. it was becoming ridiculous. we couldn't really do what i considered serious work. there was so many to boot subjects that it was just safer to do something that didn't upset anybody. oh, and by the way, didn't really interest anybody either from the team and me. it's been our hono