you were asked us to distinguish between the standard comment on the standard of of objective lee reasonable force is that your opinion to a degree of professional certainty that the force you have done a fight is applied by the defendant during the restraint period was it objectively reasonable or not objective with not objectively reasonable it is that the basis for saying it was excessive current. you were asked about. different techniques for deescalation and the telling of someone to relax and like you to comment on the context in which mr floyd was told to relax. in it appeared in the video that he was told to relax as he was stating that he was in a medical distress he couldn't breathe and that he was in pain. and so again the context the words of the defendant versus the actions telling someone to relax when you're sitting on top of them is that ineffective deescalation technique in here opinion. or if you will not necessarily. as to an officer or reasonable officer reassessing and reevaluating the situation they also have to take in information related to subjects potential medical

they have to decide which is some ways with subjective is that conduct by that officer objective lee reasonable i'm super relieved that those 12 citizens, which is a super big mixture of people just like it was a super big next year. the initial witnesses that the prosecution showed talked about what they viewed it again. they were universally horrified by what they saw. and that's what i get from this jury. they universally. held that what derek chauvin did was objective leon reasonable and i'm super relieved that that's objective landry's know. pres, i don't want to cop witnesses neck as neon need for 9 minutes. apollo between the 3 charges we're looking at a combined total of 75 years and could. >> show then potentially be sentenced to the maximum on all 3 charges. how is the sentencing going to be determined. >> no, no, no. to somehow work. so under minnesota law, the second degree as a max of 40 to 30 degrees. a max of 25 in the manslaughter. some accidents 10. but the judge just just doesn't take the bench after he reached this report says 40 years, 2510 years and add them all. a lot. min

an arrest and they had a pretty easy analysis once they decided his actions were not objective lee reasonable. the rest of the elements of each of the charges were easily show. clearly, you know, george floyd was killed clearly chauvin is that after that cause george floyd staff. and once you find those 2 things and then you add in the determination that his use of force was excessive. that is not actively reasonable. it's a pretty simple and now says so clearly that's the way they went about their in deciding the facts of the case and applying it to the law. so i'm i think the jury reached the correct verdict based on the evidence that i witnessed being presented at the trial. >> now, we only have a couple minutes left, but you're a criminal defense attorney. is there anything that you would have done differently that chauvin's defense attorney lets he didn't do u.s. and this is interesting. it's turned criminal defense attorney and i was the deputy district attorney i've been a prosecutor, but these kinds of cases are special because the really did it is about the use of force by a police o

operate under the use of force the grampy kannan said you objected lee reasonable force and if i could display exhibit 217. it's. first it go back to 5 yes 3035 yes 3 o 3 authorizes force is that right and you mention 60906 state statute authorizing force under certain circumstances is that right yes and the phrase that's used for the authorization of force is what type of force reasonable . and that force can be authorized under certain circumstances is all right so now if you would go to the next page and let's talk about the circumstances under which a police officer is authorized properly to use force. what are the circumstances under which an authorized novice or is authorized to use force an opposite is authorized to use force affecting a lawful arrest executing a legal process and forcing an order of the cord and any other duties imposed upon that officer and that term reasonable force is further do any of the policy is that right gives we take a look at exhibit $217.00 i believe in the definition of checked of lead reasonable force. and you please read that definition here is t

reasonable only reasonable force is authorized sergeant steiner expert witness los angeles police department is trained thousands of police officers he looked at this this is objective lee an reasonable force professor stone professor stone former police officer university of south carolina law school professor this use of force was unreasonable it was disproportionate and a violates national standards the experts agree because the force has to be reasonable but it starts it has to be reasonable when it ends and what is happening if you look at the bottom of george floyd is handcuffed and on the ground. what is he saying he's saying i can't breathe 27 times within the 1st 4 minutes and 45 seconds of this encounter he's saying. the defendant continues to kneel on his back and neck continue the dangerous restraint george floyd says into the restraint at 820 to 24 my stomach hurts my neck hurts anything everything hurts defendant heard that he heard those words was george floyd resisting when he was trying to breathe well you know and the defendant heard it and he acknowledged it and all he did was mock him . it takes a lot of oxygen to complain. that's what he said it tak

lee voting, the reason election directors love early voting is because it takes that pressure off thelection day and you have now in georgia up to 19 days and many of the counties early and that's flexible for voters and then also we have election day and let the states decide what works best for them and we also want to make sure that we have the appropriate balances of accessibility and i think georgia has struck the right tone on that. >> so following on this question of federalism most of the money has been spent at the state and local levels we had a few exceptions after 2011 with the help america vote act and more recently money with security and for covid but your thoughts on that both on the place for funding and also the level of funding whether we need to find elections more and then i have a follow-up that comes from this batch of questions that come in and asks about the questions of accepting private funding and putting it on the table and asking about money that zuckerberg and the foundation put into various jurisdictions across the country and whether that made sense or

is not checked of lee reasonable. schleicher: it is excessive? >> correct. schleicher: you were asked about techniques of de-escalation and telling someone to relax. like you to comment on the context in which mr. floyd was told to relax by the defendant. >> it appears in the video he was told to relax as he was stating he was in medical distress. he could not breathe. and he was in pain. schleicher: the context, the words versus the actions telling someone to relax while sitting on topof of them is that ineffective de-escalation technique in your opinion? >> objection. >>ec overruled. >> not necessarily. schleicher: as to a reasonable officer to reevaluate the situation they have to take information to the medical condition do you know the custody in your care? >> what does that mean. >> once you take someone into custody they are responsible for care. schleicher: does an officer just not believe them? >> now. schleicher: you have to consider the context. >> correct. your obligated to in most cases. it is part of your duty. schleicher: the context you see h

. >> he may not do it for the reasons you said. >> lee, i could ask you another question about this. we never give you guys enough time to answer two questions about why they're running. some candidates get stumped as to why they're running. you want to run as the governor of new york. it's been since 2002 since a governor won, governor pataki won. how will you support voters in a solid blue state it's time to end the grip on democrat power? >> we have to save our state. this is actually the first time in my lifetime that we're seeing new york city, albany and d.c. all with one party democrat rule. as a consequence of it, in albany just this week, they created the newest highest income tax rate in the country to pay for a multibillion dollar fund for people who are illegally in our country. what i'm hearing talking to new yorkers is that they're upset with the attacks on their wallets, their safety and their freedoms. they're upset about the taxes and the cashless fail and the police movement not supporting law enforcement and their kids not fully being back in school. this is not re

interesting lee, humphrey was a big supporter of it. the reason was it could be done primarily off budget. it was not a budget item. he decided to finance the interstate system through highway texas and so the whole thing got built without making a dent in the budget. for that reason, like humphrey, could really get behind it. >> thank you for that. if anyone would like to offer questions, turn your microphone off of mute from the white bar at the bottom of your screen. i'm going to change my screen so i can see everybody. i'm sure we have questions here. anyone? we are all shy, today, jim. >> i'd like to talk more about the cia. >> okay let's do that. >> it's interesting. to work at the cia, i feel almost bad today, because the kind of job is fast disappearing. the kind of job where you go into one line of work and you stay there for your entire career, that just does not happen any longer. at least the cia -- it was a big family of security measures. and doors that were faults. classified material everywhere. precautions of various kinds. it was

these days she is singing songs of faith and personal resilience, and for good reason, as we hear from leeo you describe your voice? >> angelic (laughing). >> reporter: that it is. ♪ >> it's my gift. it's my gift. >> reporter: merry clayton, she's been offering that gift for well over half a century. ♪ now who can i count on ♪ >> reporter: she started at 14, singing with bobby darin. ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ >> reporter: ray charles made her a raelette. ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ >> reporter: and soon artists everywhere wanted merry clayton's spirit behind them, too. like carole king. ♪ oh, no, not my baby ♪ >> reporter: joe cocker. ♪ feeling all right ♪ >> reporter: even the rolling stones. ♪ it's just... ♪ >> reporter: merry's father, a minister in the church where merry started singing, couldn't have been more proud or more confused. >> he said, just know this one thing: i know you're out there with those rolling cockers (laughing), and he said, i told the church, we gonna be praying for you. ♪ >> reporter: and she was revered within the industry. ♪ i am a sister who can sing ♪ >> reporter: b

. >> reporter: warriors without damien lee, there are covid protocol. that is part of the reason, to keep everyone safe. on tobasell te a's are baltd go 11 game winning streak at any point in the season, let's check out the highlights, camden yards, the a's are in the charm city. they are leading a charmed life right now. they scored two runs. stephen had a base hit to left that rings in seth brown. full urban on the hill, matt chapman is a platinum glover. he makes the play. ramon says he could smell victory the other day. solo bomb, right now, it is 3-1 to the a's, they are on the way to the 12th consecutive victory. the giants are hosting the marlins. the nfl draft is coming up on abc7. one of these things fond odl vethe drafpicks. heccinated. it will be in cleveland. a dozen pics will be there as opposed to last year's all virtual affair. the biggest star at the giants game, alex the therapy rabbit. it was 50 degrees at the park, so he was keeping his owners and friends warm. he is only four months old. they say he could triple in size, which i am not sure if that is possible

lee. we were way more fun than i mean, there's a reason that sports night live comes on at 1030. haha. >> they kill a half warming drying. thanks, recent. all right. for your money tonight. if you are. >> one of those folks who plan your weekends around trips to costco for the free food and those samples don't worry. it is coming back. so this is awesome. >> costco has started bringing back menu items like ice cream and smoothies now adding churros what the company is also bringing back tables and chairs to stores that have shut down seating areas indoor dining is scheduled to resume as covid-19 safety restrictions are loosened. the company is also planning to bring back samples of cooked items for members to taste as they shot. you got me a true roads. that's that's all i needed. paying attention. i was for the >> foods of all. >> all right. still to come tonight, new records for nasa's ingenuity. we've got a look at the most recent mars test flight. still to come. an,e to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not mor

and of course, some bit of a pause on lee played one game last year because of pandemic reasons., maybe less competitive competition level. but the niners see his huge upside. it's all there on tape. this kid could be a superstar. really emotional, just like i said this super thankful for everyone in the green room with me and everyone help me get to this point, just very blessed to be here. it was awesome. you know, coach shanahan a little bit. i didn't get to know him too much, but he's awesome, dude, obviously what he's done on the field speaks for itself. got a good feeling about this pig tray lance six ft. 4 £227 very athletic. he's a dual threat. he can throw it he could run does lack experience. and how about this for a summation stat. 30 touchdown passes in college, and only one interception in case you missed it. here's the top five picks all about the offense. jacksonville as expected, goes for trevor laurence the quarterback number two. the jets out of byu exact wilson. no surprises there, trey lan. with the niners. atlanta as expected, goes for the all world tight end

lee. >> do not ignore the pain, the history, and the reasonableness of this commission. this is a governmental commission. a commission that establishes the parameters of a study that provide a roadmap for the truth of the brutality and the owners and terrible burden placed on african-americans in the station by slavery. amy: in the senate, lawmakers advanced a bill addressing hate crimes against asian americans. a final vote is expected this week. meanwhile, president biden named erika moritsugu as liaison to the asian american pacific islander community. moritsugu is of japanese and chinese descent who previously worked for the obama administration and is currently the vice president at national partnership for women & families, a women's health and equity non-profit. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. when we can bat, we will speak with congressmember rochon about president biden's vow to withdraw u.s. troops in afghanistan september 11, ending the longest war in u.s. history. we will also look at u.s.

bruce lee can do that in one of his finest feature films, there is no reason that police officers inumbus, ohio, can't do the same thing. yes, there was an attempted murder and progress and that's common in kung fu movies but that doesn't mean you you need to use firearms. using a gun to save a life is not affirming, it's not equity. even if the girl the cop saved was also an african-american. if that police officer had to read ibram x. kendi, he would be trained in the principles of antiracism and he would have used a pair of soft foam nunchucks and disarmed the assailant or just let the girl get stabbed. someday soon merrick garland's justice department will send out a decree mandating just that, we have no doubt. in the meantime though, msnbc pointed out that we know for a fact that that cop was a racist because he didn't even bother to ask makiya what her grade point average was. >> makiya bryant called the police for help and an officer was on the scene, and in 22's seconds he shot her dead. in honor roll student who's making tiktok videos on makeup and hair. this hasn't stopped

reason. and yet senators josh holiday and ted cruz and mike lee, olive very fancy vehicles from very fancy law, all three former supreme court clerks, which is as fancy as you get in the low world, they are going to make baseball pay. they've just introduced a bill, to take away the league's anti trust exemption. which again, might be a perfectly good thing to do, i'm not sure baseball should have antitrust production or no. but what you cannot do, is you cannot take that away as a punishment, for moving the all-star game, because you think there too -- can't do. it flatly authoritarian, flatly a violation of the first amendment. and yet here they are, the greek speech crusaders, the ones who wine incessantly about censorship, the great defenders against censorship. explicitly saying, we are going to use government force, to go in and coal hers and punish, this political speech that we object to. it tells you everything you need to know, about how legitimate those concerns are, in about weathers any sort of principle whatsoever or just about raw exertion of power. coming up, the latest in the

lee, market watcher. michael as three reasons to go out and buy stocks.go. when you hear the experts say that, that is exactly your time to go in and start buying. when you want to be nervous when everybody is out there saying it is the perfect time to buy stocks. and worried about how high the market is, that is what you want to buy because consensus is wrong more often than it is right. stuart: you have a good sense of history. reason number 2, prophets real good? >> going into the year, december 30 first analyst estimates for earnings growth was 15.9%. as of last friday we are tracking it just over 30. let me tell you in the history of analysts they always always always been too optimistic going into the year and estimate slowly come down, whether it is bull market or bear market a flat market. this is the first time they missed the mark to the upside by this much and i'm likely to think that will continue to happen. somewhere between 25% to 30% earnings growth and the next few quarters it is better than this one. stuart: that is extraordinary. reason

reason i don't make money on the stock, you live and learn. i don't think that's what is going to happen. >> okay. that stock is pushing about 6% let's bring in our headliner, tom leead of research at fund strike global advisers. good to see you again. welcome back. >> good to see you, scott. hey, everyone. >> i mentioned at the top of the show sort of our headline or umbrella debate is time to be cautious or time to be bullish i said emphatically you are in the latter camp. you remain bullish even in the face of, as i said, a number of people from minerd to dwyer to krinsky to reader who say, you know what, i don't know. it is either euphoric, it is either heated, it is either frothy, it is going to be turbulent and you say we could get to my price target sooner than expected and a 50% chance we reach it before the summer. >> that's right. scott, i heard all of the comments earlier in the show you know, the stock market stalled really in the past month. it kind of coincided with covid cases in the u.s. not improving and then, of course, the outbreak in india and the lockdowns in europe. in many sectors went through deep individual corrections. now it looks like u.

against the army and and in that way he was able i think in other reasons as well, but he would affords that bond. i want to go back to actually lee in the army northern virginia one of the things that i really enjoyed about the enduring civil war. does he have a number of chapters on historians for a variety of reasons are not read as they once were and you a single out douglas southall freeman so i'm gonna just make an argument here and we're like for you to respond. and that is that freeman without question wrote beautifully received a pulitzer prize for rele for three volumes on these army these lieutenants. but we're just focus on these lieutenants. for all the value of that book the original research these really incisive thoughtful. analysis of various secondary generals of the a&b nonetheless one cannot read this book without feeling the corrupting influence of lost cause romanticism. why in god's name? should we be reading freeman because in the end of the day one might argue. book is tainted. by the last cause well, it's i would say that we could approach books as as adults who are able to understand. that freeman was th

reason to condemn incendiary rhetoric. in some cases, the hypocrisy was primo stuff. take new york congressman lee zelden's tweet.ued and dangerous toxic incitement of violence by maxine waters, she should immediately be removed from congress. her rhetoric is poisonous. this is from a guy who voted to overturn an election after an attack on our capitol. a guy who acted like donald trump's lap dog in congress. never daring to call out his dangerous and toxic incitement to violence. so spare us the performative outrage over poisonous rhetoric. he was far from alone. one example is qanon curious congresswoman marjorie taylor greene who announced she'd introduce a resolution to expel waters from congress for, get this, her continual incitement of violence. this is someone who indicated support for executing prominent democrats. >> it's a crime punishable by death is what treason is. nancy pelosi is guilty of treason. >> so let's be clear. there's never any excuse for protests turning into violent riots or politicians encouraging it. now republicans may think of that exclusively in terms of urban unrest but the preemi

carley: ainsley, our friend of the show lee brice and carly pearce have a reason to be happy as wellir song i hope you're happy now. so congratulations to them as well. carley pears looks very shocked. they shouldn'table that song is great. ainsley: a blessing to have voice like that. carley: such an incredible moment. i had a feel you would like this moment. two people like them have no business to be as powerfully talented and beautiful. we got tyke a listen to their performance of several gospel songs last night. take a listen. ♪ the old rugged cross ♪ till my trophies at last i lay down carley: that was definitely unforgettable moment. you know, ainsley, fewer people than ever before are going to church right now. so, carrie underwood has a new gospel album called my savior. maybe people will listen to that album and be inspired to go to church. ainsley: i will download it as soon as we have the next commercial break. we all need that right now we are craving it. carley: couldn't agree with it more. ainsley: chris stapleton was supposed to sing with his wife. >> morgan stapleton

representing a more than 9% increase they cite a red hot economy which is driving reasons to boost the stock market as well leecome. >> something is going to give in the end. i suspect the dollar will give and interest rates will rise let's face it, the market is facing the fact that taxes are going up, interest rates are going up, inflation is going up, and we have a reasonably richly appraised market so cyclically i'm engamiengaged. i've got an eye on the market. i suspect the market will be lower a year from today. this is not going to ends well but nobody, myself included, knows when it's going to ends. >> barb, is all of the great news that we have out there priced in? >> i think a significant portion is but as liz said, i think we're going to continue to see strong growth through the summer and into the fall. and so really the question is going to be where do valuations go i think when they get too stretched, people sell and rotate into something else and i think that's what we'll see all year long. the bull market underpinnings will be intact for a long time corrections are normal but it's a question of

reason to condemn incendiary rhetoric. in some cases, the hypocrisy was really primo stuff. take new york congressman lee zelden's tweet.d dangerous toxic incitement to violence by maxine waters, she should immediately be removed from congress. her rhetoric is poisonous. now, this is from a guy who voted to overturn an election after an attack on our capitol. a guy who acted like donald trump's lap dog in congress, never daring to call out his dangerous and toxic incitement to violence. so, spare us the performative outrage over poisonous rhetoric. but he was far from alone. one example is qanon curious congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who announced she would introduce a resolution to expel waters from congress for, get this, her continual incitement of violence. this is someone who indicated support for executing prominent democrats. >> it's a crime punishable by death. that's what treason is. nancy pelosi is guilty of treason. >> so, let's be clear. there's never any excuse for protests turning into violent riots or politicians encouraging it. now, republicans may think of that exclusively in terms of urban unres

lee in my analysis that learning always been a soft focus on europe. in 90 minutes on t w. created. do you feel worried about the planet. peter . i'm neal i was talking on the reasons of cost and to me it's korea remains church the solutions are out there. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation from a few for the plans. of the more. i can see the procedure of war isn't love the. endless war swallow horror. movies lol birds lose. there's no news no lola for the wicked. goes under your world gives the liver. a can't sleep. good sleep. her sweet. this is the w. news line from berlin russia ramped up its crackdown on political opposition place arrest more than a 1000 people. jailed critics alexina felt he's in dire health and the 3rd week of a hunger strike coming up. just a day after jared show been conviction in minneapolis morning say tributes to dante write another back and just by the hands of u.s. . japanese part of the cost the new dr al gore to contain a 3rd wave of the pandemic the health minister says the situation is extremely serious. armor him hommage welcome to the program rights groups say more than a 1000 protesters were detained by polic

lee head there with the harvey milk. democratic lgbtq club worries. the camera footage could be used for the wrong reasons by police. however, the castro cbd says the cameras would strictly be used for crime investigations. only a low says the group is also considering policy guidelines that would prevent law enforcement from accessing the cameras in real time. she says the footage would be deleted after 30 days. >> and when it comes to privacy, hala points out that there's already live public cameras on castro street. in addition to hundreds of others in the area. castro street has something called the castro cam that is run through as a bay times. and that's been up. >> we really for really. and at least 5 years, the castor cam has been going in that 20% in streaming all over the world. live video footage the community benefit district says these cameras would be controlled by the police. but instead by the community. >> such cameras already exist in neighborhoods like the tenderloin and union square. however, those camera networks came into question last summer when they were used by police during the protests in

vaccinated and has gone to states all around the country but texas for whatever reason, dagen, not on that list. dagen: leeey don't want -- they're just trying to avoid the optics. because you've got children -- it's a humanitarian, health and economic crisis with children literally laying on top of one another in detention facilities. there's no way that the vice president will directly associate herself with this crisis caused by the biden administration. lee: yeah. i mean, it's really, really tragic. and the problem that president biden and vice president harris have right now is that this is a losing issue for them. 87% of republicans, 73% of independents, 66% of democrats say this is a crisis that needs to be dealt with right now. biden and harris promised unity. they promised they would come together to solve the biggest challenges in front of us. they need to walk this back and find a way to work together with republicans and deal with this and get something done. if it means they have to roll back the rules that they changed, they need to do that. but americans are saying this is a crisis that need

savings as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains, the intruders even threatened to shoot a seven year old girl. you know, covid-19. we have no job, no money. that was the reason that group of armed home invaders cait rouz any after the burst in her house in oakland's diamond district that just pushed in the door and come in and point a gun at me. it happened late tuesday night when several men broke through the back door. they tied up rose any and her husband and punched him in the mouth right in front of their seven year old daughter. they cover up. my daughter with the blanket. they had a chilling warning. he said that if i'm moving, try to run away the first person i should will be your daughter. the robbers did reassure rose any if you could call it that we're not gonna rip you or hurt you and your family. we're not going to kill you. they told the robbers they had no money. they weren't satisfied. and then they start searching my house over and over. every single room was rifled through and ransacked. they were looking for anything of value. cash, jewelry. even their son's shoes. eventually they found much of the family's life savings. they finally got i

reason people have gotten vaccines so they can live their lives normally again. in tennessee, everybody has access to it. so we're ready to move forward. >> martha: governor leear the emergency is over in tennessee and hope that is the case in every state in america. good to see you. >> thank you. >> martha: are gifted high schoolers being denied their potential in the name of equity? students speak out only here. how do they feel about this? that is next. if you're a veteran homeowner and need cash for your family, call newday usa. newday lets you borrow 100% of your home's value. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you take out $50,000 or more. use it to improve your home or put cash in the bank. some of life's most important decisions are made right here at the kitchen table. if you're a veteran and need cash, calling newday could be one of the best decisions you'll ever make! where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart fai

reasons on both sides of the ledger at this point. >> i think steve makes a compelling argument. i find it interesting. one thing tony said perma right along with tom lee put it out there when he makes comments like that you have to absolutely listen, he's been stead fast in his views, not doing a 180, but clearly changing gears worth watching going into earnings season. he made the point in may seemed illogical but similar environment. before we get out, a stadium is something we had in pittsburgh a three river stadium, a sports cathedral is what they have on 161st steet in the bronx to correct the earlier statement. >> aim zblen c-- amen. >> coming up, which name will add more money to the portfolio. we've dive into the options just ahead. first spring load for gains apple higher as technical giant teases another great event we'll tell you what to expect and how to trade it when "fast money" returns. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way throu

lee spoke with that family today. they told him the armed invaders still much of their life savings. you know, covid-19. we have no job, no money. that was the reasont group of armed home invaders keep rouz any after the burst in her house in oakland's diamond district that just pushed in the door and come in and point a gun at me. it happened late tuesday night when several men broke through the back door. they tied up rose any and her husband and punched him in the mouth right in front of their seven year old daughter. they cover up. my daughter with the blanket. they had a chilling warning said. if i'm moving, try to run away the first person i should will be your daughter. the robbers did reassure rose any if you could call it that we're not gonna rip you or hurt you and your family. we're not going to kill you. they told the robbers they had no money. they weren't satisfied. and then they start searching my house over and over. every single room was rifled through and ransacked. they were looking for anything of value. cash, jewelry. even their son's shoes. eventually they found much of the family's life savings. they finally got it at the las

lee cooperman, right >> we'll get his response. >> elizabeth warren. >> and exxonmobil. >> yes >> okay. >> chevron >> there's a good reason to be here make sure you join us tomorrow "squawk on the street" is coming up right now >>> good thursday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is on assignment record highs at the open are in sight for the s&p and the nasdaq it's all about am, facebook, caterpillar and more, nyc announces a full reopening our road map begins with the busiest day for earnings amazon and twitter are on tap tonight. the president's message for the wealthy and corporate america, pay your fair share. and the cdc commits to restarting cruises by mid july jim? it's hard to know exactly where to start but you got to imagine, it lies somewhere within big tech. >> yes, i mean i think that we had some extraordinary numbers last night facebook cannot, it's almost inexplicable how much money is going toward them in advertising, i don't want to call it a blowout, it minimizes exactly what the term blowout means, it was a shock, it was a shock because it was substantiall

vaccines to use, and for that reason they will be used worldwide cdc advisory committee is scheduled to meet on friday for a vote on the johnson and johnson vaccine in new york. david lee fox two news now, according to the now has the lot rate 30 cases per 100,000 people. now the state is averaging about 2000 new cases each day test positivity is down to 1.5% and hospitalizations or down to just over 2100 people. hawaii is the only state with a lower in fact. back now to that developing news that we told you about at the top of the newscast. pleasant hill police now searching for a 10 year old girl who's been missing. emma was last seen near vesting road and gary road around 12 30 this afternoon and as we take a live picture of that neighborhood here, this is where we're being told that police are searching for the little girl. she is four ft nine and weighs £80. she was last seen wearing great camouflage jogger pants had a great long sleep shirt. again. we're being told that police in pleasant hill searching an area for a little girl 10 years old. her name is emma, who has now been reported missing. as we take a look at these live pictures. you can see a few police ve

greg lee ktvu fox two news that was just such a fascinating interview and listening to them talk and you think about lisa losing her sister in that bombing and would have every reason in the world to have hate for white people. and yet, her parents said, no, you shouldn't hate white people. you should always treat people with respect and look at them individually and just think about how her parents by saying that changed the course the direction of her life. that's right, frank, and it has really been the prevailing message of lisa mcnair. throughout her life. she's continued to visit different organizations to share that message of reconciliation and encouraging everyone to treat everyone else. with respect. i've always thought were all pieces of the same puzzle. we all believe red. that's what i like. got gregg. thank you, the white house is still weighing how it will respond to the derrick shobin verdict. when it happens, a white house source tells the associated press. the president may address the nation after the announcement, but so far no final decision has been made. white house press secretary jen psaki says more information will be announced after the v

. >> senator lee -- >> i don't have a lot of time. >> one of the most important reasons, ways to getple to come forward is to have a department of justice they believe in that will listen to their complaints and carry them forward. and that's exactly what your job is, to create that kind of department of justice. because otherwise when they have a department of justice they can tell you what the problem is, they can say it. that's why it's so necessary to pass legislation. >> mr. andere. apple cites the rule to protect privacy and security. in fact i'm an apple customer. for that reason and many others and i appreciate apple's sincere commitment not to sell my data and to protect my privacy, but how can competitors and customers and legislators and others be sure that security and privacy aren't being used as a pretext to exclude competition as alleged by mr. shoemaker. for example, other documents in the epic litigation i reference reveal apple's human review process typically took 13 minutes per app, 13 minutes for each app and that the lead engineer responsible for detecting fraud

reason why we're taking the pause to try to ascertain that. i cannot speculate how many more we'll learn of. hopefully it will be a few. >> operator, we'll take the next question. >> thank you. lee ann winic, you may go aheadst please state your outlight. >> hi, i'm from cbs news. i have two questions. as you mentioneded that some people may have a conversation with their health care provider and decide this is appropriate for them, but most people are going to mass vaccination sites and don't have that relationship. are there certain risk factors that an individual would know from their medical history? and secondly, could you estimate the number of j&j that were meant to be given out in the days ahead and how that might affect the president's 200 million dose goals since the inauguration? thanks. >> would anyone like to respond? >> let me start with the second question first. i think the vaccine supply has become more abundant over time. and i think that this temporary pause is not going to have a large adverse effect on making the goals in a timely manner if at all. if any at all. in temperatrms of risk factors, think at this point they're specific enough that, you know, to a

henry lee has more on their story and explains that those robbers were thieves threatened to shoot the family seven year old girl. you know, covid-19. we have no job, no money. that was the reason that group of armed home invaders cait rouz any after the burst in her house in oakland's diamond district that just pushed in the door and come in and point a gun at me. it happened late tuesday night when several men broke through the back door. they tied up rose any and her husband and punched him in the mouth right in front of their seven year old daughter. they cover up my daughter with the blanket. they had a chilling warning. you said that if i'm moving, try to run away the first person i it will be your daughter. the robbers did reassure rose any if you could call it that we're not gonna rip you or hurt you and your family. we're not going to kill you. they told the robbers they had no money. they weren't satisfied. and then they start searching my house over and over. every single room was rifled through and ransacked. they were looking for anything of value. cash, jewelry, even their son's shoes. eventually they found much of the family's life savings. they finally got it at

lee cooperman, right >> we'll get his response. >> elizabeth warren. >> and exxonmobil. >> yes >> okay. >> chevron >> there's a good reason to be here the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is on assignment record highs at the open are in sight for the s&p and the nasdaq it's all about am, facebook, caterpillar and more, nyc announces a full reopening our road map begins with the busiest day for earnings

reason rather than passion today. it's coach aired by the heads of the federalist society and the american constitution society, and by senators mike lee and chris combs. congressional visiting scholars will launch it in the fall in the atlantic magazine, asking some of these questions, and we will spend the next few years trying to identify concrete solutions to the problems i've said. to put one or two on the table to begin our discussion, on the social media front, facebook, which has been strongly sensitized to the dangers of fake news and polarization recently, has started an academic project to explore the problem of fake news. they found people are more likely to share fake news than real news because it appeals to passion rather than reason. if you see something that's angry at emotionally galvanizing, people shared quickly without reading. it that's why researchers in britain were able to predict the brexit vote before it occurred. they saw the messages appealed to angry passion rather than reason. the remain messages were complicated economic arguments. the leave messages were shared more widely. so they predicted it before i

lee and jeff buckley who worked tirelessly to advance the first time around with senator leno and also the team at supervisor safai just mentioned and economic and were involved in these efforts. part of the reason i bring up some of the history, this bill passes the california senate last time around in 2014 by one vote. it was deep into the evening hours and they were able to twist these arms necessary and to get the final it died by a single vote and the campaign against it was remarkably dis honeddist and we expect nothing different this time around and none of the facts really mattered in the assembly housing committee at that time where really fox were the argument argumentswere thrown out with wd with republican to kill this bill in 2014 in the assembly housing committee, joined with the republican members and the real estate industry. one of those democrats, sharon quirk silva is on the assembly housing committee today and someone i hope will take a different view to this legislation this time around. and one other thing that's different is that assembly member chiu is now one of the co authors here and sharing that committee. i spent time defending against ellis act convictions. despite

republican congressman lee zeldin officially announcing his run for new york governor right here on fox & friends. excell of zeldin told us the main reason to challenge governor andrew cuomo. >> another fox news alert, eight people are hurt and one person missing following an explosion at an ohio paint plant overnight the moment of the columbus blast was caught on camera. two people are in critical condition. the area around the factory was evacuated over concerns of dangerous materials inside the building. >> police escort the body of fallen capitol officer billy evans to a virginia funeral home the 18 year department veteran was killed last week when a man rammed his car into officers guarding the capitol. the dead suspect, noah green, was a supporter of the nation of islam. the group leader mourning green 's death, saying in part, " he would have been a star in the mission of the resurrection of our people." congress will pay tribute to officer evans and his heroic sacrifice next week with a lying in honor ceremony in the capitol rotunda. >> celebrity zookeeper jack hanna is diagnosed with dementia the beloved tv host is known for bri

reason for the market to decline. the worst decline since the great depression turned out to be totally bogus as a result of the structure of the market >> some words of caution there, lee birthday and we hope we get to talk to you soon. >> my pleasure stay safe. stayhealthy. thank you for having me. >> you, too. >>> when we come back, we'll get more of this morning's big movers from the earnings front and then chevron cfo will join us live. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc (vo) while you may not be running an architectural firm, tending hives of honeybees, and mentoring a teenager — your life is just as unique. your raymond james financial advisor gets to know you, your passions, and the way you help others. so you can live your life. that's life well planned. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? viwell, an internet.org toconnection's a good start.al. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to d

john lee, saying this past tuesday that he is planning to change his party affiliation, leaving the democratic party and becoming a republican. he did an interview on fox news as some of the reasonsor the change. >> you say the democratic party is now being run by admitted socialists, and that is why you had to get out. >> i would say card-carrying socialists. the democratic party in nevada, they had an election and four members were card-carrying members of the socialist party. it is not the party i grew up in 25 years ago. >> the democratic party you grew up with was the party of the working class, but you don't see that anymore. >> the working men and women of this country and the small business owners are not a part of the conversation anymore. it all has to do with the elitists and socialists. that is not the agenda i have in mind for this country and the future. >> what do people out there in the las vegas area think about how joe biden is remaking the federal government into a gigantic, much bigger jobs program? >> we have had issues in the west here with covid, tourism, hospitality, and gaming industry, but we are not for expanding the government even more in our lives. t

lee and jeff buckley who worked tirelessly to advance the first time around with senator leno and also the team at supervisor safai just mentioned and economic and were involved in these efforts. part of the reason i bring up some of the history, this bill passes the california senate last time around in 2014 by one vote. it was deep into the evening hours and they were able to twist these arms necessary and to get the final it died by a single vote and the campaign against it was remarkably dis honeddist and we expect nothing different this time around and none of the facts really mattered in the assembly housing committee at that time where really fox were the argument argumentswere thrown out with wd with republican to kill this bill in 2014 in the assembly housing committee, joined with the republican members and the real estate industry. one of those democrats, sharon quirk silva is on the assembly housing committee today and someone i hope will take a different view to this legislation this time around. and one other thing that's different is that assembly member chiu is now one of the co authors here and sharing that committee. i spent time defending against ellis act convictions. despite

lee and jeff buckley who worked tirelessly to advance the first time around with senator leno and also the team at supervisor safai just mentioned and economic and were involved in these efforts. part of the reason i bring up some of the history, this bill passes the california senate last time around in 2014 by one vote. it was deep into the evening hours and they were able to twist these arms necessary and to get the final it died by a single vote and the campaign against it was remarkably dis honeddist and we expect nothing different this time around and none of the facts really mattered in the assembly housing committee at that time where really fox were the argument argumentswere thrown out with wd with republican to kill this bill in 2014 in the assembly housing committee, joined with the republican members and the real estate industry. one of those democrats, sharon quirk silva is on the assembly housing committee today and someone i hope will take a different view to this legislation this time around. and one other thing that's different is that assembly member chiu is now one of the co authors here and sharing that committee. i spent time defending against ellis act convictions. despite