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lisa: but?ng to hear about these comments ahead of next week's stress test results. we get a sense of how much fragility has been eradicated from the banking system versus persisting into a second quarter of greater malaise. tom: is the stressed test going to talk about marketing plans will you give billionaires 1% mortgages to give a gazillion dollars to sit on your balance sheet? lisa: i am guessing that will not be part of it. should it be? that could be part of the discussion we have. tom: that would be in the ether and forward as well. futures -21. there is a deterioration three days in a row. tom: yesterday -- lisa: yesterday there was a positive pop by the end of the day. tom: the vix is up to 18, almost 20. not. lisa: you did see a reprisal of valuations yesterday. today feels different because of the bloom led by europe. tom: i agree. this is international show. we will have adam posen for a substantial time. lots to talk about with him. tons to discuss. we will take a look at american

lisa:-- tech stocks. lisa: this is faith-based.ai will be transformational more than the augmented reality sets that people will not buy their children for the holidays. personally. but it is not about one product, it is about engaging in a new way of doing business and getting out front so the different companies can use your technology software, whatever you have, in a way that transforms the way they do business. correct? dan: it was faith-based until the guidance heard around the world. the ford billion dollars raise. all of the bears went into hibernation for the winter. that is what changed everything for tech. that was the numbers. now, in redmond, we are going to see it. the next few quarters. investors are not looking at the next one to two quarters. they are looking out over one or two years and greeted the opportunity in terms of a market where many are still yelling fire in a crowded theater. julian: what do you say to clients worried about valuations echo >> it is the same clients over the last 22 years. i will sit dow

lisa: how much is the u.k.partly due to brexit or partly due to workers not coming is really into the nation and perhaps because of the investment in the housing market? >> we cannot talk about the u.k. without talking about brexit. i think it's a factor. it's not the only factor. what's happened in the u.k. is on the supply side, there's been a greater hit to potential gdp than has been the case with other advanced economies in part because of brexit and the way it's held back investment in the u.k. but also it altered the flows of migration in the u.k. would not necessarily have less immigration into the u.k. just a different type of immigration, some european workers went back to europe and it worked -- and they work in different countries with different skills and's manifested itself in labor shortages in some sectors. it contributes to wage growth and that spurs inflation. tom: i know you sought taylor swift and you have tickets for liverpool and london but this is the kind of needle that gets moved. they

i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. >> at the end of the day, we have to have a series conversation about how much we can afford and how it is spent that discussion needs to go on. debt ceiling triggered certain debates at certain times. it is part of the process of government. we have to be careful that we keep the financial stability and strength of the united states paramount. if we are not strong the rest of the world will not be strong. lisa: that was brian moynihan of bank of america speaking about t

lisa: it is awkward. what rich clarida said, they want to do one thing and see another and hope people look at what they are saying and not what they are doing and they follow that guidance. it is an uncomfortable moment where they are depending a lot, letting their credibility do the heavy lifting. tom: a lot is going on. economic data at 8:30, claims unto retail sales and michael mckee will be with us. markets are -18. far more importantly, what has been unspoken here is how does the ecb and the christine lagarde press conference adapt and adjust to skip and pause. she's got to be asked how close are you to escape? lisa: she will probably say we have substantial work to do while raising rates potentially to 3.5% for the ecb era. that is shocking considering where we are coming from. this comes at a time and they don't have the pressure to do the pause yet. they can continue doing this without a lot of disagreement. in the u.s., the tension is that risk assets continue rally even on the heels of a hawkis

lisa: lisa: he says the pain is going to come you will believe it when you see it. -- lisa: he says theou will believe it when you see it. it is a process. tom: with the debt ceiling what are we watching today? jonathan: for the house and onto the board and hopefully in the senate. tom: we have red and green on the screen. nasdaq 14,300 the nasdaq up .8% -- 8% in may. jonathan: relative outperformance from the nasdaq versus the s&p the snp fairly squeeze out the month of gains. the nasdaq up by 7%. tom: new york city workers can work remotely two days a week. officials say. jonathan: two days a week is kind. but at the same time they say if one needs to get back to work -- lisa: here is the back story they said everyone needs to get back to work and they said i quit. they could not hire enough people. it is a time where they want to get everyone back to the office and be fully staffed. tom: somebody had a long piece on childcare in the last 24 hours. the charts are frightening. this is a huge issue. we did not have time for that right now. it is our chief market strategist that we are a

lisa: i think you can. we heard that they have the hardest task here and i think everyone would agree but we have seen the stasis and markets ahead of this panel. we don't know. we don't know how far they are willing to go and what they can say to convince us something different of what we are looking at. tom: francine lacqua leading our coverage in portugal, most interesting central bank -- it is like one glorious press conference. maybe mckee will sit in the back and ask a question late in the panel. red and green on the screen, features negative seven, stay with us, this is bloomberg. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com >> what we see in the actual data, a lot of resilience. we have seen the stretch of a strong labor market in proof due to the very large increas

lisa:.et decline where you see it ending up which is around where we are right now. will that be the catalyst? big tech earnings reports the disappoint? scott: every company in the country better have an ai strategy as they go into q2. the issue will be to what degree does not show up in fundamentals? it wasn't that long ago we were thinking ai was a 2025 event. 30 seeing some of the big30 seeh names of late. i think what we will run into is a disconnect from how the market is30 seeing some of the big tech names of late. i think what we will run into is a disconnect from how the market is run and where earnings started for the year, we are up to 215 and our call around earnings resilience has been solid here. it's a question to what degree a lot of expectations are being priced into quickly. lisa: you think people who think the fed is going to be the 215 and our call around earnings resilience has been solid here. it's a question to what degree a lot of expectations are being priced into qui

lisa: not so much.y don't have the money especially considering the debt ceiling constricts. jon: they are just happy with where prices are. tom: the reason for the strategic petroleum reserve, when we get amrita sen, $20 a barrel. jon: just why some people call it the midterm reserve. do you remember that, the strategic midterm reserve? lisa: to your point about prices remaining glow and how they like this, when do they start to get annoyed that the price of gasoline has a come in quite as much as the price of crude and this is something we keep seeing -- tom: it is down 23%. lisa: i am not saying they are gouging. tom: west texas -- with taxes, it was five dollars and $.40. here it is $3.50. can do the -- jon: it is expensive. tom: did you do schillings? i read dickens and i don't know what they are saying. how did they keep track of the stuff. jon: they seem -- they changed things. would you have had a cane? tom: a cane with a knife in it in case the bad guys go after me. [laughter] lisa: from like j

where is the economy really headed lisa: lisa:?hat's the reason why the most interesting area of the market is the currency market because people are trying to figure out rate differentials but also growth differentials. you gain against pre-much everything. it's bumping up against $1.10 for euro-dollar and it's one of the most interesting currency pairs after bank of japan did nothing at their meeting after concerns of inflation and this is leading to a weakness we have not seen in the yen versus the euro going back to 2008. picking up on your point about the labor market and where we end up in the growth in the waiting kind of picture. do you think the fed sent a conclusive message that it was bad they didn't necessarily have a unified conviction or is it good? >> i think it's good right now. they are saying it's an extremely high hurdle and a height hurdle to cut or hike. want to see how it plays out on the data will come through in one thing that came across dovish is there fixation on inflation and everyone understands the hou

let lisa reads what she reads. lisa: at 9 p.m.night, i was wondering whether some of the indicators we are looking at are broken and whether the yield curve is broken, whether oil is an indicator is broken, whether we can look at some of the distortions at the region grew back to a pre-monetary world. are we in something where those indicators don't work? tom: here is my answer and i go to the great phd edward denning. patients. we had a pandemic. i was so wrong about the pandemic. my grandmother born in 1907 used to lecture me in the pandemic in 1917. we are coming out of a pandemic in its totally original. patience. futures are up 11 and advancing on optimism. we are on radio and television, please, stay with us. stuart keiser the optimist is next. ♪ it's an amazing thing when you show generosity of spirit to someone. and you want people to be saved and to have a better life, then you don't stop. the idea that we have saved five million people's lives, it's overwhelming. it's everything. >> we are seeing clear signs of demand sl

good morning. ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz.ons around the world. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading, this is "bloomberg the open" with jonathan ferro. lisa: coming up, slumps as central banks worldwide take a hawkish stance. chair powell doubling down on rate hikes

lisa: good evening. i'm lisa desjardin, john yang is away. we begin tonight in ukraine as its forces ppare to launch a counteroffensive, russia is striking across the country. in the eastern city of dnipro, strikes late saturday killed a 2-year-old child and wounded almost two dozen others. five more children were among the injured. top ukrainian officials, including president volodymyr zelenskyy, now say that more than 500 children have been killed since russia's invasion began. in northern afghanistan, nearly 80 young schoolgirls, grades 1 to 6, were poisoned at two separate schools, in a first of its kind attack since the taliban takeover. the girls have been hospitalized with unspecified injuries. the person accused of planning the mass poisoning had a "personal grudge," an afghan education offici said. an investigation is ongoing. since the taliban took power nearly two years ago, girls have been banned from education beyond the sixth grade. in eastern india, the investigation into friday night's train disaster found that an error in the

lisa: i love the optimism.at can go wrong, it would be the big event in sintra where you have powell, lagarde, bailey, a host of central bankers who do not necessarily have the confidence you do that inflation will continue to go downward in a material way. how concerned are you about continuing with hawkish rhetoric and hawkish actions that curtail the dynamism you are talking about? carl: just looking at the headline cpi's, which are the target of the inflation target -- are the object of the inflation targets we have out there and taking into account the basis affects, doing trend extrapolations, we get inflation back down the target by the first quarter of next year. all three economies i just mentioned, u.s., u.k. and euro land, that is pretty good. that does not involve any economics, that is just arithmetic moving the cpi forward by the seasonal factors only. that is a base case that says unless something goes wrong, we are going to get there in a year and that may not be as fast as the central bank's wa

lisa: we have to get a pair of those of -- for tom keene. i am lisa matteo. former vice president mike pence has announced he is challenging his former boss donald trump for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. in a video released today, he said " different times call for different leadership." he joins a crowded gop roster. ukraine is rushing to evacuate people from flooded areas after that explosion at a major dam in the southern part of the country. the blast flooded villages and inundating buildings and threatening surprise -- supplies. kyiv has blamed russia. in canada, more than 100 wildfires continue to burn out of control. thousands of people in quebec have already fled their homes and more evacuations expected. the effects are being felt as far away as 500 miles. according to swiss air quality, new york was the most polluted major city in the road tuesday night as smoke from the canadian wildfires blanketed the city in his --haze. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analyst

lisa: that's important.lity of a july rate hike even though there is a pause or a skip or whatever you want to call it. jonathan: data dependent, dependent on what data? tom: today's data in particular. going to be dependent on the inflation report coming up. jonathan: the payroll is 13 minutes away. price action going into it all. futures up by 0.4 percent on the s&p 500. yield just a touch higher. back to about 360 on a 10-year this morning. tom: if you're across the hudson river in new jersey on the cliffs and your good at mathematics, your possibly good to go to brown university and establishing the definitive american financial economics career. former governor of the fed, he is a professor at the universe of -- university of chicago. i'm going to cut to the chase and this goes back to a paper you wrote a million years ago. on things can change. there can be a theory, there can be a belief and then things will change. we had a pandemic, a series of top reports you've given this great perspective. how is

i'm lisa mateo.. city officials say the air quality improved overnight to moderate. still, those sensitive to pollution are advised to take precautions. new york's air quality index improved earlier today, the most serious level of hazardous reached earlier in the week as smoke moved across the u.s. northeast. the u.k. has posted fresh health warnings through the weekend. soaring temperatures caused by hot air have pushed the nation's health security agency to issue alerts until friday, signaling risk for people over 65 and those with pre-existing conditions. temperatures will reach nearly 82 degrees in the british and german capitals on saturday. binance being cut off from banking partners after a lawsuit from the securities and exchange commission. the cryptocurrency exchange says it could happen as early as next week and told customers it is suspending u.s. deposits and recurring orders from transitioning to a crypto only exchange. binance calls the sec's allegations unjustified. former berkeley c

lisa m.: u.k. to the white house today. house speaker kevin mccarthy called off votes for the remainder of the week and sent lawmakers home. a revolt by republican hardliners halted business in the chamber for a second day. a blockade by 11 ultraconservatives heightened tensions among republicans following the speaker's backing of a compromise with the white house to avert a debt default. the speaker said he was blindsided by the revolt. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo. this is bloomberg. ♪ the people on our team and in our family. it can happen to the people who serve us and the people who served. the people we work late with and stay out late with. it can even happen to the person in the mirror. opioid use disorder is a disease that can happen to any of us. it's possible recovery can happen to any of us, too. somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right

lisa mateo. former prime minister died. he made billions as a media mogul before running for office. he ended up being italy's longest serving postwar minister. his more than nine years in office were marked by sex scandals and allegations of corruption. still, he was one of the most influential figures in italian politics in the last three decades. he was 86 years old. part of a counteroffensive to take back russian occupied areas is underway. the cranial military says it's troops have freed another two villages. the claims have not been verified and the defense ministry in moscow has not commented. china is denying u.s. claims that it has spy operations in cuba. in beijing today, the foreign minister referred to the allegations by the biden administration as false information. over the weekend, the administration said the chinese spy facilities in cuba day back to when donald trump was in office. speaking of which, trump is holding onto his republican base as he heads to court for charges about

lisa: yeah.mation with jack lose new signature -- jack lew's new signature. tom: to use a disney clichÉ. it is a whole new world after all. lisa: no one talks about that in the more. jonathan: equity futures right now positive and inflation data is 34 minutes away. >> there is a lot of faith being put on the consumer which means is being put on the labor market. >> wage pressure is diminishing but is still elevated. >> if you're wondering what a price spiral looks like i'm i think you're looking at it. >> i don't know that we will see this strength persist. >> things have changed so much that there's clearly been a shift in the inflation cycle. >> this is bloomberg surveillance with tom keene, jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, inflation of america, we will see that in 30 minutes time. we've got a great lineup scheduled. abby joseph cohen will be with us after the cpi inflation report we just heard from a former treasury secretary jack lew and those two are great and worthy of

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♪ ♪ lisa: this is bloomberg markets on lisa mateo.esident of blue owl craig packer joi us 1:30 new york time. this is bloomberg. lisa: keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world this is the first word. ukraine defense system says that drones were shot down in the kyiv region today. there have been attacks on the air i russia in the last six nights. no deaths were worded that three people were killed during thursday's mirage. -- barrage. in singapore, the chief and his chinese counterpart are alone -- among six mira -- military leaders from nations that are taking part in the shang rye dialogue. and they are frustrated that the by new ministration has not removed the sanctions. at least nine people have died in clashes between testers and police after a single knees -- sin dalian -- seeing at -- senegal -- they are making an effort to stop the unrest. global news 24-hours a day on air, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm lisa mateo and this is bloomberg. guy: let's get back to the m

lisa: sunday, mr.'s's own attorney general in on the charges. >> even half of it is true, then he is coast. lisa: bill barr told fox news trump had no right to keep such sensitive records. >> i defend the president on pressure gate, i stood up and called out alvin bragg's politicized hit job. this is simply not true. this particular episode of trying to retrieve those documents, the government acted responsibly, and it was donald j. trump who acted irresponsibly. lisa: that is not how most republican voters see it. a cbs news poll released yesterday found 76% of likely primary voters said they thought mr. trump's indictment was only politically motivated. at the white house, press secretary karine jean-pierre declined to respond to the indictment. >> is a president that respect the -- respects the rule of law, who wants to make sure and has proven that to be in his actions to make sure the department of justice is truly independent. not just going to speak to the case at all or comment on the case. lis

of the splc, wow. >> lisa: moms for liberty is an awesome group. mind of the youth, you control the future. that is what the fight is about. you saw the quote from joe biden, they want to control your kids. or mcauliffe who said he doesn't think parents should be involved in their children's education. whether labeling inner pas domestic terrorists because they want to control the future through the minds of our youth. >> kayleigh: southern poverty law center, cited splc as hate groups in that memo, traditional catholic memo. they seem to be a key player and we know they are far leftist. >> jason: they hate religion and hate that moms and dads are concerned about their children or might ask questions. the reason they are going after moms for liberty, they are over the target and highlighting problems in this country and these moms, politically, you get moms fired up about kids, look out. this organization will continue to grow. not about hate, about love for kids. >> harris: some groups on this list, you talked with tiffany, one of the co-founders,

. >> we're back, washington journal now with lisa hamilton. she is the president and ceo of the annie e casey foundation. good morning lisa. >> good morning. >> welcome to washington journal. let's start by talking about the annie e casey foundation. what is the mission, tell us a little bit more about your organization. >> the annie e casey foundation is based in baltimore, it's national philanthropy noted by jim ac who was the founder of ups and his mother was fanny and we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future so we focus on trying to make dssure kids grow up in strongfamilies , that their families have the economic stability to provide for them they can all live in strong, healthy communities. >> so you say the founder of ups helped establish this foundation. is that how youare funded privately or it are there other funding sources now ? >> we have an endowment created by jim casey. so we are self funded and also solicit donations for our workers. >> your organization released the 2023 kids count data book . can you tel

we are also looking for this girl, her name is lisa, she is only 6 years old. lisa angarova disappeared in kyiv, it happened on february 24, 22 year and since then about her fate. unfortunately, there is no news about little liza, an orphan and temporarily placed in a foster family . in fact, the girl disappeared together with her foster parents, where they all are now is unknown, but we know the exact address where zhelaliza disappeared, it is kyiv desnyanskyi district liskivska street 6a however, now ani lisa is at this address . there are no adoptive parents, but we know the name of the temporary foster mother of lisa guryanova, nina honchiivna , born in 1980, so if you know anything about lisa or her foster mother, please immediately notify us on the hotline of the child tracing service at the number 116,000 and i want to note that lisa disappeared with her adoptive parents on february 24, 2022, on the first day of the full-scale invasion, we all remember what the situation was like in the capital kyiv in those days , people fled the city and evacuated to t

congressional correspondent lisa desjardins starts our coverage. the fate of the debt ceiling bill, and the economy, now lies in the senate's hands. >> time is a luxury the senate does not have. lisa: this morning, majority leader chuck schumer urged quick action to avoid default. >> june 5 is less than four days away. at this point, any needless delay, or any last-minute hold-ups would be an unnecessary and even dangerous risk. >> yeas are 314 and nays are 117. the bill is passed. lisa: the measure has big momentum after overwhelming bipartisan passage in the house last night. majorities of both parties backed the bill. the non-partisan congressional budget office says the legislation will cut the deficit $1.5 trillion over the next decade. it also includes concrete spending limits for two years. new work requirements for older people on food stamps, with exemptions for some others. a restart of student loan payments. and a shorter timeline for environmental reviews of big projects. house speaker kevin mccarthy took a victory lap with the gop team

lisa. >> lisa: i worry about everything moving into smart technology with the ability for governmentk us and be able to control what you do. you look at electric vehicles, they use to track citizen, and ai, and look at push for digital bank for monitoring purchases and use social credit score to determine purchasing ability and ability to live as citizen, i worry about the push for this stuff, in the direction of being controlled by the government. >> kayleigh: moments ago, president biden addressed the new whistleblower allegation that he knew about his son's hunter biden's oversea business dealings. biden has long denied involvement, a whistleblower claims the president is lying. here is what the president told jacqui heinrich moments ago. mr. president -- >> just continuing to deny any involvement, we have the facts here. >> emily: we do and the montage of the amount of times he denied having knowledge of any dealings with hunter biden and the problem with the volume of evidence that comes out of comer's hearing in addition to hunter's laptop, we know that not to be true. when you

lisa: but robertson wanted a wider reach.o be talking presidential politics for 1988. but the people who do have started including the name of pat robertson in the list of possible republicans. lisa: his white house bid was a long shot, but he found his base, christian conservative voters, and finished second in the iowa caucuses. pat: i entered the race so i might speak out on great moral issues confronting our nation, and i entered the race to win. i did not win. lisa: robertson turned his failed presidential campaign into a movement, launching the christian coalition, reaching directly to churches. that reshaped politics in america and was pivotal in the 1994 gop takeover of the u.s. house. jon: pat robertson was crucial to building the evangelical movement into a political constituency. lisa: jon ward is chief national correspondent for yahoo news. pat: thank you, and god bless you. lisa: he knows robertson was a figure revered by millions, but he was equally controversial and seen as fueling hatred at times with anti-lgb

host: lisa, your response? caller: thank you for that comment about what we call family friend and neighbor care that children are in a wide variety of settings. there are many families who helped care for children. that is important for shift workers. many workers are working nontraditional hours where centers are not open to provide that childcare. we know there are many family members or neighbors who are helping to provide care so those parents can go to work shift jobs that don't have consistent hours or 9:00 to 5:00 hours. host: let's go to washington, d.c.. em is a parent. caller: yes, good morning. i have an eight-month-old and when i was searching for childcare, the lowest was 360 -- three hunters exceed five dollars a week. i am at the middle at about $450 a week. -- it has not gone up to $520 a week. i only got to $450 because i got a discount because of my job. this is more than what i am paying in rent. it is very much unaffordable. i have to work a weekend job and childcare centers aren't open so

lisa god bless good afternoon, how did you come to us? i'm very happy. thanks, thank god, i haven’t seen you for a long time, i’m very glad. how are your studies? how are you doing the fourth thesis, of course, a lot of work. help, lord, i am connected by a very important event in my life. she spent some time at the monasteries and painted a picture from our temple under construction. i wrote for a long time, probably two or three weeks, and on the day of my erection. she finished it and gave it to me. the holy fathers write. so, the lord must have something for every person gives some talents, yes, and the parable of talents from the gospel tells us about this man, so developing this talent in himself in this way reduces other virtues , developing data for free.

lisa: with cross-party votes, came cross-party friendships.d made headlines in 2017 when he took a road trip from san antonio to d.c. with then-democratic congressman beto o'rourke. >> we didn't always agree and we showed that we could disagree without being disagreeable. lisa: when he left congress, hurd was the only black republican in the house. >> howdy, iowa. lisa: and in this race, he'll be the most high-profile texan. >> we live in incredibly complicated and dangerous times and we need common sense leadership to solve these problems. lisa: a straight-forward message, but hurd is part of a growing republican field all aiming to stand out. for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. ♪ geoff: after marking its 11th anniversary this month, a long-standing immigrant protection program could be struck down by a federal court in texas. a judge is expected to hand down a decision this month about the legality of daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals, that protects undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children from deportati

lisa please tell the truth. ivan when the text was written, as if he couldn't hear vanya saying, i wanted it differently here. i'm not like that, what did you want the song to be about, i would also like the song to be straight to my mother, this is the next yes, well , about ma didn't forget to write in this song? well, i wanted to have a lot of straight mom and dad. here it is. well, from surely you want your song to have a video as well? i now about the clip, how do you imagine it, what is there, maybe? well, i wanted it to be funny, beautiful, the brightness of the series, so that everyone else was there. they watched it, suddenly there were likes. well, you understand what he is thinking about , you need to wear it. i don't know lisa to answer this question or ivan, but there will be a music video for this song. yes , we are now developing a concept with our team with the help of how it will all be and of course, a little artist, ready to conquer the big walls, and uh hmm now, in basically, she has a big to

face she is thin, has black hair and dark eyes, remember lisa and if you know anything about her orshort toll-free number 116,000,000 calls from all mobile operators in ukraine are free, we have created a resource thanks to which you can report about any crime against a child in any place at any time just go to the site and report and we will launch all possible mechanisms for punishing the criminal with stop-and-go measures - ua we are starting an information day on the tv channel espressova tari news is working in the studio khrystyna parubiy minus in russian officer in temporarily occupied mariupol liquidated at least four russian officers who settled in a private house of those who left this event happened in the seaside area near porto as per

lisa is a deeply religious person, our religion is orthodox.year we try with him, even if we don’t try to go to the territory of the monastery, this is called a pilgrimage. we live a normal life there, that is, we cook and eat. here , near the fire, we cook on the fire, we live in tents and we go to the service. indeed, vera does not teach something bad. that is, these are some ordinary things a person. she teaches to be human and teaches to be with god. i don't think that this is something bad. it gives me some kind of calm consolation in life. akhremshchik gymnasiums here in the third year from tank painting angelina kosinskaya she is 17 years old at minsk to study, and she traveled from. grodno is better. i'm afraid it's easy like an airplane. she knows she was walking, then all bro and the orphans laid out her whole mouth for the best, and she actively gave out specific neck in all events and projects of the gymnasium , recruiting and organizing people an injection for herself at the past, she showed herself at the patriotic plenaries at th

at 116 000, and i want to note that lisa disappeared with her foster parents on february 24 in 2022,first day of the full-scale invasion, we all remember what the situation was like in the capital of kyiv in those days. people fled the city, evacuated to the west of ukraine or abroad, so of course it is not excluded that liza's temporary adoptive parents together with the girl, fleeing from the war, they also left kyiv, but according to the law, if a temporary foster family changes their place of residence, she must notify social services, in particular , the children's service, more than a year has passed. however, liza's temporary foster parents can contact and did not find out where they are and six-year-old lisa is unknown, it is really possible the girl and her adoptive parents are now abroad, where they fled from the war in ukraine, so if you actually live in one of the european countries, for example, in poland, where there are now many ukrainian refugees and it is possible to see the avangarva forest there or that you have any information about her or her adoptive parents, do

that is why lisa reuben is sticking around. but first richard louis who is sticking by with the other big stories we're watching this hour on msnbc. richard? >> thank, you lisa. but they tell you. the unabomber ted kaczynski as died. he was serving a life sentence in federal prison. he was arrested in 1996 and convicted in a series of attacks with homemade bombs that killed three people and injured 23 others. kaczynski was found dead in his cell this morning at the age of 81. cause a death has not been released. ukraine's president confirmed the long awaited counteroffensive is underway. the announcement came during a surprise visit from canada's prime minister to kyiv. officials say that their forces made marginal gains in the eastern part of the country. and the white house what is calling the largest pride month celebration ever today, in the face of a spike in discriminatory legislation, biden announced this week initiatives designed to protect lgbtq plus americans from war attacks. more american voices after the break. fte

we love lisa.aiting for me to get out of the way. and i am going to get out of the way. and i hope you run, and i hope you will let me support you in that mission. >> joining us now is democratic congress woman lisa blunt rochester of delaware. she's now running for united states senate in delaware in 2024. thank you very much for joining us tonight. you made the decision and announced it today. have you heard from senator carper yet? >> first of all, lawrence, thank you for having me back on this exciting day. i have been fortunate to hear from senator carper. he put out an incredible statement. and it's really hard for me to believe, i was trying to do the math, my daughter is 35. and i had the sun on the hip, who's 37, and my daughter was in my belly at the time, did that internship. and it's just hard to believe it's been this many years. but that internship, that experience, along with serving in his cabinet and being his colleague, has propelled me to this place today. so, i am just excited t

lisa: it is important.house moving again, which happened in the past few hours, kevin mccarthy struck a deal with these 11 members. i want to go through some of the elements of that deal. first of all, he agreed to a vote to reverse a gun restriction. that is significant for conservatives but ultimately, we don't think that vote will change law because of the biden white house. he also agree to a $100 billion worth of additional spending cuts on top of that debt ceiling deal. what could that mean? if republicans do with the way they want, that would mean about 30% cuts for everything except for defense and veterans. now, this is not just an idea right now. the house appropriations committee as we speak are moving all of their appropriations and spending bills, and they are cutting it down to that lower level. lower than the deal with president biden. what we think will happen is these cuts will be passed by the house potentially, and then the senate will pass a very different deal, then we could have, yes,

we are also looking for this girl, her name is lisa, she is only 6 years old, lisa angarova disappearedened on february 24, 2022 and since then , there is no news about her fate. unfortunately, little lisa is an orphan and was temporarily placed in a foster family . the girl actually disappeared together with her foster parents, where they all are now is unknown, but we know the exact address where before the disappearance of zhelaliza, this is kyiv, desnyanskyi district, liskivska street 6a. however, now at this address, ana liza and her adoptive parents are not present, but we know the name of liza guryanova's temporary adoptive mother, nina honchiivna , born in 1980, so if you know anything about liza or about i ask her foster mother to immediately call the hotline of the child tracing service at 116 000 and i want to note that lisa disappeared with her foster parents on february 24, 2022, the first day of the full-scale invasion, we all remember what was the situation in the capital in those days? kyivans fled the city, evacuated to the west of ukraine or abroad, so of course it is

ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: jonathan ferro and lisa abramowicz on assignment this morning. i am on assignment with katie greifeld sitting in for lisette. we will try to survive the next three hours with. quarter is where you are. sidebar, apple and tim cook. apple approaches $3 trillion. dan ives has his eyes on $4 trillion. katie: you are getting headlines about apple stepping up with for antitrust charges. the state is up to antitrust charges of streaming music such as modified. we are approaching big benches but we know apple is fighting this. tom: the real answer is in the securities market. we are up again in the data security market. yes, we will decrypt crypto with katie greifeld. bob just emailed. bob from the hampton says, "do crypto." you will later. right now, we have to do the story of the equities market. what do we know about the semiconductor market yesterday that lisa was so focused on? katie: it is a hot topic on a geo scale. seems like the u.s. is trying to protect nvidia's market share. w

lisa: no, it was a lot of the scripture., it caused a revolt. they didn't want them to know that they were also created in the image of god because if they were also created in the image of god, then they couldn't treat them the way they treated them. rasool: the lies and distortions of slavery stretch broad and far like old twisted branches infecting the mind, body, and soul of the enslaved and the enslaver. what was it like to be on a sugar plantation? like, what was the work like? sam: it was tiring, it was dangerous. you had to deal with snakes and mosquitoes, and they would've worked around the clock trying to get all of the sugar cane cut and processed. rasool: and what did it look like to process it out? and what does those bowls have to do with that? sam: they heated it up to get all the impurities and things out from bowl to bowl. they kept going to smaller bowls as they heated... rasool: oh, and it would just kind of get concentrated. so, super hot. so they're heating those bowls up in... already in the hot sun, an

lisa is unknown, it is really possible. the girl and her adoptive parents are currently abroad, where they fled from the war in ukraine, so if you actually live in one of the european countries, for example, in poland, where there are many ukrainian refugees and it is possible to see the angarva forest there or that you have any information about her or her adoptive parents, do not delay and immediately call 116 000, please remember or write down this number because 116 000 is the only european line of missing children , which works in 28 european countries, so if you are in europe and want to report information about a child who is wanted or, god forbid, you yourself have a missing child, do not hesitate to call from a mobile phone to the only european number line of missing children 116,000 you get professional help, support and step-by-step instructions on how to act in such a situation, but of course what is crawling angarova is now abroad only a version and therefore i ask everyone who sees this video to please look at

you're with with lisa ann walter. rather, photobombing lisa ann walter.nd two very famous people. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> you know -- we -- i see lisa every -- god, she looks so amazing. i see lisa every day, but the function of our show is that we're in, you know, sweat pants and flannel shirts. i think genuinely our cast is interested in fashion. we love to party, as i said. we love to turn a look. so when i was walking down the carpet and i saw her, i was completely stupefied. >> jimmy: because she was dressed up more than you're used to seeing her? >> yes, she looks amazing, yeah. yeah, and i just love them all. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i feel like -- >> jimmy: who do you love most on the cast? [laughter] lisa ann cooks for you, right? isn't that true? >> lisa is an incredible cook. >> jimmy: we've discussed this actually, yeah. >> yeah, i'm sure she probably showed you pictures of food she's cooked. she'll pull up pictures of food that she's cooked. and i'm actually interested. like you said, i'm italian. she's an impeccable cook. i don't think my grandmother

host: lisa, your response?r: thank you for that comment about what we call family friend and neighbor care that children are in a wide variety of settings. there are many families who helped care for children. that is important for shift workers. many workers are working nontraditional hours where centers are not open to provide that childcare. we know there are many family members or neighbors who are helping to provide care so those parents can go to work shift jobs that don't have consistent hours or 9:00 to 5:00 hours. host: let's go to washington, d.c.. em is a parent. caller: yes, good morning. i have an eight-month-old and when i was searching for childcare, the lowest was 360 -- three hunters exceed five dollars a week. i am at the middle at about $450 a week. -- it has not gone up to $520 a week. i only got to $450 because i got a discount because of my job. this is more than what i am paying in rent. it is very much unaffordable. i have to work a weekend job and childcare centers aren't open so i depe