katie: chargepoint and lg announcing a new partnership this week.panies are making -- aiming to make ev chargers more accessible to consumers. here with more is abigail doolittle. >> the stock is responding positively. there is this announcement that lg electronics is partnered with chargepoint to expand is ev charging network in the u.s.. the initial result of the partnership will introduce commercial charging solutions that combine chargepoint's charger management software with lg's advanced hardware deliveries, expected to happen later this year. you can see we have chargepoint teaming up with airbnb to add residential charging to listings and collaborating with porsche north american service integration, so this ev charging company, lots going on for it. let's take a look at this stock along with his competitors on the year. you can see some serious decline might chargepoint down 35%. blank down about 19% and then bloom energy down about 7%. i would argue one point on chargepoint, the reason we have this decline is there is a significant shortag

what makes me have the most anxietis the lg-term care for people who obviously cannot take care of themselvesreating mental health in our jails. is totallywhat are you seeing fe long-term? ety. how much are we going to treat them in the long-term? >> jails and shelters day. we think about the history of our organization, we know that is the fight for the institutionalization.this is noo effectivelyy care for people with serious mental illness. before i came to mental health america three years ago, f 18 nprofit in washington, dc for people experiencing homelessness. many of them were coping with mental health challenges. a little shout out to mayor muriel bowser. ■uthey were extremely innovative about outreach and new apch this. we know that there is a causal relatiip. people who have mental health on a continuum and people who have more seriollschizophrenia, bipor , more vulnerable to homelessness, more vulnerable to incarceration and the ways that you get stuck in the there are solutions. know it because i have seen them in practice. i have seen them work. permanent supportive housing is cr

the lg lgbtq+ population is around 10% of the total population, their spending power is around $30 billionecifically to the community. for example, the recent pride event in 2024, which was expected to have almost 900,000 people joining, we also expect that economic spending was around four billion baht during the event. you could be anticipating a rush into thailand, given the circumstances now — would that make you change the way you operate, in terms of your visa programme, and are there any challenges or work that needs to be done ahead? thailan privilege card has always progressed diversity, so we've always accepted legitimate spouses to be considered as the spouse and family when they apply for membership. so this will not change. however, we will continue to add more services to better serve the community. for example, interim services, also clinic, medical treatment, lifestyle and entertainment services. unfortunately, we don't currently have the gsa that specifically serves the lgbtq+ communities, so if there's anyone interested to be our agent to serve the lgbtq+ community. how h

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over 540 anti-lg two plus bills were -- and lgbtq+ bills were introduced in state legislatures acrossmerica this year. disgraceful. discrimination and criminalization threaten the of our lgbtq+ family from kingston to camp paula. we fight these human rights abuses around the world as we seek to open hearts and minds and find innovative ways to move forward. and as president biden has reminded us, today we face one of those seminal moments. do we stand up for our vision and values or that misinformation and scapegoating turn back the clock? no fucking way. [applause] no. in this moment, we must take pride and fight on. let us honor lgbtq+ people everywhere who have journeyed for justice and commit as i do as long as i'm still standing to continue to stand with you as we together create a better, fairer and more just world for us all. thank you. have a great and happy pride. [applause] >> president biden spoke to voters in raleigh, north carolina after the first general election debate of 2024 in atlanta. he talked about what happened during the debate and his opponent former president

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guest: the party has a lg and storied history in our country, it was brought together in the early partf the last century, we have over 100 years -- i think 100 and three this september, it came together as a result of the struggles and difficulties that we're -- that were faced by working people in this country particularly after the first world war. there we labor strikes, huge amounts of discrimination against african-americans who were in the process of migrating south to the midwest and north. and west coast. , there were immigrants that were coming from europe who were fleeing the aftermath of that terrible war and all of these issues produced the circumstances in which the party was born. in 1917 in november according october according to the russian calendar, there was the russian revolution. which for the second time in history you had a situation in which working people took decisive action to take control over our lives and founded a working-class state. so these were -- the confluence of the circumstances came together and helped birth our party and many other parties around

the korean lg has been doing something similar for some time, but jabra uses more modern audio transmissionall, it should sound better, but these will be the last two consumer devices from the danes. a few hours after the announcements, jabra stated that the transition of the elite line to the premium category improved business indicators, but in order to maintain the same level of development, too much money was needed, so it was the decision was made to concentrate. on professional equipment equipment for call centers hearing aids. it’s interesting here that back in the days when simple bluetooth headsets for smartphones were popular and jabra occupied almost half of this market, the company itself told me that they were not very interested in the retail business, they supported it simply as a showcase for brand recognition , but they make money on professional audio, now maintaining such a showcase was probably considered completely unprofitable... and another technical loss: the creator of the first folding smartphone of the chinese roylie went bankrupt, the developer of flexible displa

discussion because it has been a busy year and you have responsibility halthyo the -- lg the agency through historic first. tell us what got you into public health policy. >> pleasure to be here to talk about the work our agency is i started in public in washington dc and you get to work with people who policymakers. professors in -- in the field. óái had to professors who code taught a. one was programs in the other, professor judy, taught health policy. she said you are going into health policy and i think i really was mission driven, wanted to do work that would change lives, and i was not as focused on school, but had a different appreciation of hoch health determines your ability to achieve the american dream so when we think about children, my heart was for the&e you cannotion if you are worried about your sick family member. the office budget. ■tat the beginning of the bush i worked on the chip and i remember my first visit to montana. the excitement parents had to a card that meantds could have. bush administration was trying dislocatedkers so i worked on the tax ct and got to appre

female president of a major university storyline about her having been educator and administrator foro lge point in this film that you have asked which her tg to rir having run other schools in the is concerned about the level of division and echo chambers that exist on campuses where universities were meant to be places where people with divergent viewpoints could hash it out and learn from one another. host: let's hear from james who is supportive. caller: they are historical scholars. the u.n. condemned us for being colonialists and they have seen the movie red dawn and can imagine what it ul like. we need to change the xtbooks so that not everyone knows the truth, not just the kids. especially where the root causes come from and the each -- misteach. our entire economic and educatnalapitalist systems are based on a falsehood. host: what would like to get caller: if he understands the textbos both in biology. host: i will leave it there. is there a sense that the textbooks of the building box has■ç ledo the events of what you are seeing? guest: i think t an important factor, which is i

the route acknowledges the evolution of lgbtq+ evolution of lg btq+ neighbourhoods evolution of lgbtqanks for watching. hello there. weather for the week ahead is perhaps not the story you want. no significant summer sunshine or warmth, i'm afraid. in fact, the story in armagh on sunday really sets the scene — just a high of ten degrees. we had cloudy skies with light rain or drizzle with a cool northerly wind as well. now, that rain is sinking its way steadily southwards and it will clear away from eastern england and southeast england during monday morning. behind it, this northerly wind and this cooler air source starts to kick in across the country. so a rash of showers, a cold, brisk wind driving those showers in off exposed coasts and drifting their way steadily south across scotland and northern ireland as we go through the morning. here's our cloud and rain still lingering across east yorkshire, lincolnshire first thing in the morning, some heavier bursts that will ease away. best of any brighter skies, perhaps across southern england down to the southwest. here, showers shoul

celebrate pride month were for today on lg. q. health. and perhaps 1 of the biggest challenges being the hiv. and aids epidemic. it was 1 of the cornerstones of a bay area. journalists. storied career. san francisco chronicle reporter randy schultz. wrote books on harvey milk and how gay rights shaped san francisco. how the country responded to the aids crisis. and the battle. over gays in the military and it's because of his reporting on so many important events. he drew criticism. from pretty much everyone. wilson walker. has his story. >>i think it's also more kind of 8. a age. from being out in the sun. so it's an old book. let's say that the shelves in his living room david toller has pulled an old copy. of history. the land. book on america's troubled response. to aids. and the work of his former colleague at the san francisco chronicle. he was obviously a pioneer. he was, you know out very early. and our there's a journalist from the beginning. and i think you know amazing. work that way. always tried to report on things that would

already shown remarkable generosity in helping people in such urgent need providing 4,700 tons of food, lgid. at yesterday's conference i announced $400 million in additional support from the united states to the palestinians. that brings the total amount that we've provided to $670 million in additional.s assistance to the palestinians in the eight months that this war has been going on. we've long been the leading provider of support to the palestinians, and we will continue to do support them parn this time of need. we're also continuing to work every single day on increasing the flow of assistance into gaza and making sure that it gets to people who need it within gaza. working to improve civilian protection, working the secure the release ofta now, single most effective and ÷most ied suffering of people in gaza, to end the suffering of the palestinians and israelis alike, to tackle to prevent the conflict from further escalating and spreading to other place is to get the ceasefire that allows us to get tot more durable end to the conflict. here again qatar's been a tireless partner an

and i want to fight for those who can't fight, the people from the lg bt.ters ? well, interestingly, they're in quite a contrast to what we saw today on the streets of paris. one study said that actually more women than men voted for the national rally party in the recent european parliamentary elections. and because of that, the party is trying desperately to gain votes from those women. now, feminists are arguing that actually the party is exploiting women's rights in order to advance their agenda. now, of course, they're the biggest opponent, opponent to president macron's party, the renaissance group, and he believes that he's the president who's most consistently defended women with his policies. but either way, the women and the protesters today willjust hope that women and women's rights will be at the forefront of discussion ahead of the upcoming election. there's been an angry reaction in india to the health ministry cancelling a crucial entrance test withjust 12 hours' notice. the decision to delay postgraduate medical course exams was made after

a personal invite from king is we'll be bringing you the cen ove concert series all summer lg on kpx.cable 12 watch tegan and sar and king. i could i said this sunday, june 23rd. well, this 4th of july travel weekend will be busier than ever, and the bay better be ready. why are area will see still how into this. weekend. we have a he wave. moving in. it's going to impact. many of our inland areas. today we already feel the warmth down in the santa clara valley 80s in store for us today we have 90s off into the east bay and areas like concord in antioch. where those daytime highs are going to warm up even more by tomorrow, closer to the triple digits. we're not going to see that same trend necessarily as much close to the coastline. we get that marine influence a lot cooler and breezy conditions and cloudy skies along our coast. not only today but will notice that tomorrow to so these 50s we have near half moon bay. we're going to stick around that heading into the next couple of days. here we go into san francisco this afternoon 65 degrees for daytime high. we warm up into the 80s on

and it is too lg and we do have more momentum than we had in probably 40 ars. we are grateful to senor burke durbin and allies b that is my call to action or they are just busy. and encoura them to join t caucus and make sure it matters to you and be supportive of immobization effort. thank you. ,. >> the education component, who ll make sure they get the information will make it easy. >> we cannot thank you enough for the energy and brilliance and the struggle a roomful of advocates here to back you up and get the bodies on the line. the letting go back to the other things were doing for you came over here. having your time today. [applause]

it's been a lg run. i appreciate the support i'v receiv from the people of maryland. so i do intend to stay active. i will follow the priorities i have, one of those is the equal rights amendment. i tend to be actively engaged to see it completed. i hope it's completed in my term as senator. if it's not il continue to work in that eort. ll work on the environment. i' work on human rights issues. i'm going to work on those issueshat i think are ones that can give some value to the policy development o our nation. so i've been heavily engaged in human rights issues and heavily engaged in the environment. i loe baltimore, probably try to do things to help my beloved city. thank you all very mu. [appuse] >> everyone, enjoy your lunches, we are awaiting the arrivalf reesentatives cory bush and ayana essley. >> ielieve in the interim we have video remarks from senator gillibrand who has also been invested in the e.r. ample effort and a gender champion particularly involving women in the military, gender violence, so we're going to play that video now. i hope. [video clip] >

. >> in my career, has been one lg lesson.y power. >> norah: for all his service and dedication to our viewers and cbs news, david martin is tonight's "heart of america." >> margaret: as secretary austin put it today, david martin is one of the greatest beat reporters in the history of u.s. journalism, and i'd have to agree with that. he's accurate, substantive, and focused on the facts, not the flash. he's made us all better journalists here at cbs. that's tonight's "cbs evening news." be sure to tune into "face the nation" this sunday. our guests include maryland governor wes moore and potential trump running mate, >> announcer: a pet sitter's struggle... >> judge judy: i would not give him back the dog that he hasn't had for a year. >> she's terrified of him. >> judge judy: listen to me. i'm terrified of him. >> announcer: is he unfit to be a dog owner? >> it's imperative that you see this before you read that. >> judge judy: absolutely... before i read it? >> i have a lot of respect for you, and i really need you to read t

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. >> council chose to fly the lg lgbtq+ flag instead in the trooper's honor. >> it is very important.ne fallen, so on and so forth, great community member, an appropriate, fly ing the fla at half mass is greatest honor someone can get, that is pretty appropriate and one we are seeing from the governor. >> the man police say is responsible for the trooper's death pleaded not guilty thursday. his court date is july 2. >> carley: thank you. speaking of flags, maryland elementary school walking back notice sent to students and teachers requiring them to participate in pledge of after the accident looj -- allegiance. a group is against it ands it violates liberty and individual rights. kathleen champion is a maryland mom of two and joins me now. good morning to you. the school first said everybody has to stand for the pledge, it is required. a free speech group catches wind and says you can't do that and the school is backtracking. what is your reaction to this? >> i'm not surprised. i believe that everybody should stand for the pledge. i do understand some people have religious beliefs th

if the rest of the market is lg to sit still as it happens. >> it is fascinating. a good word used. today. >> lyft shares gaining more than 1%. off bets level of the session. today's gains on the heels of the company's first investor day held this morning. the company gave a stronger than expected three-year outlook. lyft announcing it expects gross bookings to grow about 15% in a compound annual rate over the next three years. the right-share company guiding to adjust ed ebitda growth margins growing about 4% in 2027 ahead of estimates. the ceo saying financial announced today healthy topline growth and margin expansion delivering on our strategic priorities. with today's move the stock now up over 50% over the past year. scott? >> julia, thank you. do you have a thought on this one? >> really, so many charts that look like this, because if want to pull up the five year. >> yeah. >> i mean, up in the 60s. not that long ago. >> pull up from when the fed started hiking rates. >> exactly. actually kind of crashed into that, that. yeah. last part of 2021 when it peaked. interesting a l

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hinton he failed to figure out the human mind, but the lg uit led to an artificial version. >> it tooke, 50 yrs >> a what point didou rze that you were right about neural networks and most everyone else was >> i alwaythought i was right. epter: in 2019, hinton andaborae left, and yoshua bengio on the touring award, the noble prize of computing. to understand how their work on artificial neural networks helped machines learn to ar let us take you to a game. >> look at that. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: this is google's a.i. lab in london, which we first showed you last year. geoffrey hinton was not involved in this soccer project, but these robots are a great example of machine learning. the thing to understand is the robo were not programmed to play soccer. therld t score. learn how on thw >> goal. >> reporter: in general, here's how a.i. does it. hinton and his collaborators created software in layers, with each layer handling part of the network.eural but is is the key. when, for example, the rob through all of the layers ri t says, that pathwayas kewise, en an awe is wrong, that me

no, i mean, one of the things that i learned is i was researching and writingsgreat lg all of the situation and democrat. they all learned from each other. republic, ins and democrats all agreed that brant scowcroft, who is george h.w. bush's now security adviser, was kind of the gold standard of national security■f advisors. jake sullivan, who's president biden's now security visor, mentor to him and the administration's all learned from each other. some people served both republican and democratic, like robert gates the the real outlier was the trump administration. about it. just nothing no syria. i mean, the national security professionals will say this as well. and you know the theme that i chapter that the president was the crisis to be managed, which is the way situation room actually had to deal talked about, you know, overflow rooms. tom bossert, who is his first homeland security adviser, you the president was always complaining about leaking. he tells the story about one ■lhigh confidential in the situation room as soon as they president. the president picks up this phone and cal

, but electronics and household appliances if you were planning to buy, for example, brands such as lg assure, the price may jump due to difficulties with parallel imports, the fact is that equipment from brands that stopped working in russia began to be imported through kazakhstan as part of the parallel import scheme imports to circumvent sanctions, but officials of the neighboring republic, under pressure from the united states, analysts explain, made transit so difficult that using kazakhstan as a transshipment point for goods became very expensive, so russian sellers... slowed down with the purchase of european equipment, its there will be less of it in stores, and its price will increase. the importer is now heading towards china, towards southeast asia, the market is saturated with chinese goods, go to any store, you will see many unknown chinese brands that may not even worse, just unknown, from the experience of working with importers who supply this equipment. i know that chinese factories make the same model. well, under different brands, if you want to make it under yours,

celebrating pot pride month on kron 4 will see how a summer camp has been offering a safe space for lg and lgbtq+. campers and their families for decades done. >> and we've got a little bit of activity out there this morning. we've had some isolated thunderstorms. you may have heard a roll of thunder in contra costa solano out toward san joaquin counties. but all in all, most of us have had still a morning. i'm talking everything yowe have 4 things you to know today. president biden and former president donald trump first debate of this election season. is this thursday. >> four's catherine heenan is going to moderating panel political analysts both before and immediately after that debate. and a train has been removed from the tracks after it slipped off tempting to switch directions. this happened around 12, 30 rhino capitol expressway and highway 87 san jose yesterday afternoon who say no, the passengers thankfully on board were hurt. officials are asking for more money. this is tough and the vta is bars to look at valley phase 2 extension project. if they do not receive this fundin

health conditions and substances population, so, and, of course, a lot of them have been uninsured for a lg and highek they start withhat you saw of the decline in the holdout states from 2015 to 2023 and we are moving to ten remaining states and the -- one of the drivers there as alluded to here is that i notion of a initiative where people decide to go to the ballot and vote whether they want healthcare coverage or not and turns out that the number of the states 7 in fact, that have gone into medicaid expansion, idaho, maine, missouri, nebraska, oklahoma, south carolina, utah and all those state with ballot initiatives, voted for healthcare coverage of the variety. and it's not entirely surt way does the deal on the table is not a bad deal. if you're not into defining benefits, yes, it's not a great deal but if you'reon the notiont the federal government will pay 90% on an open-ended basis of the cost of coverage for your expansion population, you have have defined benefit package for the population, but if you t the deal now and you have haven't expanded yet, you get an additional 5 for

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so some things that i've done personally, i added the lg, which is an etf that focuses on the largest 50 companies. 50% of that is affiliated with the super 6. i've added some health care names, but it's a tough environment right now to look for opportunities beyond ai in technology. >> courtney, i guess the question is, do you essentially assume that the mode the market has been trading in, kind of narrow, these larger companies doing well and the rest, not so much. you assume they have it right and therefore it's going to continue? or is the relative weakness of the rest of the market creating a chance to make a bet that maybe the market has it wrong or this is a growth scare that's going to pass? >> i think you want to start to look at other areas of the market here. what's happening is the three largest companies, microsoft, apple, and nvidia now cost over 20% of the is s&p 500, which hasn't happened since at least 2,000. and these overconcentrations of markets don't tend to last over the long-term. do we own them? absolutely. do i think this is ending in the short-term? no. but i

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