. >> sentencing day for the so-called doomsday cult mom lori vallow, convicted of killing her two kidsaiming they were zombies. what to expect in court today? growing concerns about the herbal supplement kratom now blamed for the death of a florida mother of four. >> the new judgment in a wrongful death lawsuit amid a push to regulate the supplement. >> plane crash at the beach. witnesses described the urgent rescue effort after one pilot's dramatic crash landing. >> and later, forget the bikini, the face quinis hear what's behind the hot new fashion trend at the beach. >> from abc news in new york, this is america for this morning. good monday morning, everyone. >> i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy monday. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the employee at former president trump's mar a lago resort headed to court today in the classified documents case, he's accused of scheming with the president to hide security footage from investors. >> it comes as we learn new details about trump's mounting legal bills while he awaits another possible indictment. abc's em nguyen is here now with

lori, we are done with lori. she is no more to us. >> miguel joining me now. miguel, where does lori vallow daybell's husband's case stand at this hour? >> reporter: lester, chad daybell, who has pleaded not guilty, faces similar charges his wife lori was convicted of. his trial on murder and conspiracy to commit murder scheduled to get under way next year. he too faces life in prison, lester. >> miguel, thank you for that. >>> just breaking tonight, police say a potential mass shooting was averted after a gunman opened fire outside a jewish school in memphis and tried to get in the school before fleeing. ron allen is following developments. what have you learned so far? >> well, lester, this all began around 12:20 this afternoon when police say a man tried to enter the margolin hebrew academy in memphis armed with a gun. when he couldn't get in he fired shots outside the jewish school, which police say had safety procedures in place. thankfully no one there was hurt. the school gave police a photo of the suspect and a description of his truck. officers soon s

eugene: we should probably talk a little bit more about mark lori. he plays a central role in your book. in the scheme of the walmart's whole history, the kind of central figure. who is this guy? why is he important? sure, tell me more about them. jason: so, today, people summon this audience may know him best if your sports fan is he is the co-owner of the minnesota timberwolves best call franchise, along with alex rodriguez, the former baseball star. i'll back up. mark lori is a guy from, originally from staten island, new york. moved to new jersey as a child. and he's sort of an entrepreneur's entrepreneur. always coming up with new ideas. he and an old friend once had, in the early days, a baseball card company that they sold to topps, the baseball card company, and then he and a friend go on to start a company called quidsey, but the main one was diapers.com. and diapers.com really was fascinating. attracted loyal audiences, especially in new york and san francisco, because for busy parents that were starting to become digitally savvy, they were

lori, a final one for you. think of the pharmacist called upon to fill a prescription for birth control who has a religious objection to doing so. i would say, hey, you chose to be a pharmacist and if it you have trouble providing this service, maybe this is not a gig for you. what about someone who says if you want to be a web designer, you've got to serve everybody and your religion can't come into it. you get the final word. >> i create speech for a living. when speech is involved, speech should be protected. this protects not just me, but losing streak website designer, the jewish cal ig fer, the democrats speech writer, pro-life photographer. we benefit from the court's ruling yesterday. >> to be continued. thank you both so much for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i am inspired for the poll question to ask you the following. here it is. go to smerconish.com and tell me -- and maybe it's a loaded question because of the subject i just discussed and all the news of the week. but i want to hear wh

lori recently testified during hearing on the rise in organize retail crime and the threat to public safety. >> to the prosecutors in this case, um, i hope they're listening to this. what do you want to see as the outcome? >> it's not fair that we have t be victimized again to fight fo our child and fight for justice and the right things to happen in court. >> reporter: this week i sat down with price, the progressiv da facing an aggressive recall campaign. critics say she's excessively lenient on criminals. price believes excessive prison time creates racial bias. she refuses to respond to lori's testimony. >> i haven't had a conversation with her, and given the statement she made, i think that's not fair. >> reporter: would you like me to play it for you? would that help? >> no. >> so tonight we're dedicating this bench. >> reporter: as the case moves forward, blake will always have a home at the newark police department, and every day, lori and his father eric find ways t remember him, whether it's wearing a custom jacket with hi favorite movie characters or looking at art. his as

lori vallow daybell expressing no remorse. and what she then said to that packed courtroom and that edge. and how that judge responded. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman leading us off tonight. >> reporter: lori vallow daybell today was given one last chance to repent for the murders of her children and the plot to kill her husband's first wife, tammy daybell. but instead, in a bizarre rant, she claimed her three victims told her they are happy in heaven. >> i know for a fact that my children are happy and busy in the spirit world. >> reporter: in a final gut punch for the victims' families, the so-called doomsday cult mother today, unrepentant, denying her children were murdered and claiming her daughter tylee has visited her as a spirit. >> she said to me, "stop worrying, mom, we are fine." she knows how i worry and how i miss her. >> reporter: and in what she called her communications with the spirit world, she says her 7-year-old son j.j. did the same. >> he said to me, "you didn't do anything wrong, mom. i lo

to be sentenced. >> is lori vallow not guilty or guilty of first degree murder of tylee ryan? guilty. >> reporter: it comes just months after a jury convicted her of killing her two kids, 6-year-old j.j. vallow and rylee ryan. conspiring with her then lover and now husband, chad daybell. now set to hear from her only surviving child, 27-year-old colby ryan along with his sister. this emotional jailhouse phone call played during the triple murder trial. >> lori, did you know what happened to them and didn't tell us? >> reporter: throughout lori's nearly six-week trial this spring, prosecutors argued she and her husband chad daybell murdered her two children because they thought they were zombies. experts expect the judge to zero in on a mental health assessment aimed at proving why vallow daybell deserves a lesser sentence, relying on impact statements for the maximum penalty. >> in idaho, the death penalty is not on the table, but a life sentence is. >> reporter: and lori's current husband chad daybell still faces charges in the murders of her children. that trial is set for n

lori: the latter scenario is a big risk.ne of the things we talked about is the analogy between 2023 is 19 not -- 1945. we headed transition into a peacetime economy was disruption in the labor market. and inflation had been a big problem in preceding years moderated a bit, but you go into 1946 and inflation came back. the market ended up falling 12%. even that kind of wartime economy analogy gives you a reason to stay vigilant about this. but i think all the data is headed in the right direction. i do not think we have to fear of 1946 scenario yet even though we have an eye on it. and there's a lot of green on the screen. a lot of the important categories are headed in the right direction as well as the overall numbers. kailey: when we talk about that direction which would be inflation headed down in the labor market not meaningfully heading down. it has built a soft landing course if you will of people adding that is there view. i'm wondering if the equity market is too optimistic about what a soft landing means if it mean

go jamie >> lori, do you like financials?upgraded this week last time i was on the show, i was still pretty skeptical, but we feel like there's a bigger issue. the tech trade, the growth trade, i still like my tech stocks, but i feel like this market wants to rotate a bit we're seeing growth stall out and i feel like everyone's been so negative on financials heading into this earnings season, especially on the regionals. i keep hearing things like, well, we need to reset the quarter, let's just wait when that happens, you see the trades pulled forward a little bit, so -- we're buying them >> interesting to hear steve said -- >> exactly >> he thinks the fallout from the bank crisis, that's done we've seen it all. >> but he also suggested he wouldn't be buying regional banks here he said he'd be waiting on that. kre has gone from 34 to 44, not in a straight line, but a decent move and that's all in the absence of bad news and to a certain extent, that's why the russell has done as well as it has, as well i'm one of these people

lori is getting sentenced.jail the rest of their lives. >> reporter: this unbelievably tragic and complicated saga. after today's sentencing is over, the state of arizona hopes to extradite lori vallow back to arizona to face charges for conspiracy to murder her fourth husband charles vallow an conspiracy to murder her niece's ex-husband. her current husband, chad daybell, has his murder trial set for next year. he, of course, has pleaded not guilty. michael? >> so much, matt. thank you for bringing this. hopefully, this brings some closure for the families. thank you. robin? >>> urgent search for a new hampshire woman and her young daughter reportedly kidnapped in haiti. stephanie ramos has the latest. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. the humanitarian aid organization the woman works for said she is a deeply compassionate and loving person who considers haiti her home. the haitian people her friends and family. the woman and her daughter were kidnapped as they worked near port-au-prince. thi

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hope the life you live is filled with fear. >> reporter: and outside court... >> we are done with lori >> to say what she said after she did what she did, i am still at a loss of words for that. >> reporter: and in another remarkable moment, the judge said photos from the crime scene were so disturbing he would never be able to erase them from his memory. the judge called daybell a danger to society, norah. >> norah: jonathan vigliotti, thank you for being here put police in north carolina are searching for a driver they say intentionally plowed into a group of migrant workers outside a walmart. it happened on sunday in charlotte, six people injured in the driver described as an older white man. investigators say he was driving an older model boat black suv with a luggage rack. we turn to growing legal troubles for donald trump. to the former's newest codependent's mar-a-lago property manager carlos taylor vera and he made his initial court appearance in miami today. cbs's robert costa reports that the 56-year-old employee is accused of conspiring with trump to delete security footage

lori calvasina of rbc. tons of data appeared we talk about wednesday epi, thursday ppi, friday earnings. tom: lisa mentioned inflation in japan is one of the big stories. you nailed it with your cover to cover read on barons, the basic idea of 47 to 51, 52. the truman-eisenhower deflation. outright deflation in the early 1950's, and that was percolating in the zeitgeist a week ago. jonathan: i could have sworn that had soft data from china's leading to a conversation on stimulus was good news. lisa: that is the thing, people are reading this as potential slower growth in china, not looking at the potential stimulus. is next week going to beat return of china? jonathan: it is the return of the band. the band is back together for the first time in about a month, something like that. lisa: we are doing this all week. jonathan: very cool. are you committed to that? tom: i am committed. jonathan: not convincing. [laughter] futures on the s&p negative 0.2 %. ♪ your and your store was also the first time you reali

lori in massachusetts, lori? >> yes cramer hi >> hi, lori. >> i'm from boston how are you? >> i'm good. how about you? what's up? >> okay. so my question is today about carvana. so i bought some today at $39. and then after hours, i see it trading at $35 so i bought more >> okay. >> let me tell what you i think. we don't know. we don't know what happened. why? because carvana is going to move up the earnings to tomorrow. that is far in advance of what we thought people are saying, well, it must be bad, i say i don't know sometimes, lori, the best words in the language for stocks is i don't know and this is one of those how about james in south dakota? james? james, are you with me >> james >> anthony, i'm sorry. it's anthony i'm sorry. my bad what's going on? >> actually, i'm -- i own micron and i'm worried that they're being left behind by all the other semiconductors to be honest with you. >> well, i have to tell you, the way -- this is one -- let me tell you the way this one works, anthony. micron bottoms well in advance of when its business is good sanjay made a point t

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lori: we actually have had a small tactical position in gold as well.ertainly the geopolitical concerns. we have a bit of a barbell position in the portfolio. while we are more or less viewing the likelihood of a soft landing to be increasing, we also are having some low duration treasuries, a little bit of the gold and other assets in the portfolio that would benefit, in the event that call approves to not be what we see. we think gold has advantages to the portfolio level right now. shery: lori heinel, great to have you with us, global chief investment officer at state street. you can get a roundup of all the stories you need to know to get your day going on this edition of daybreak. terminal subscribers, go to dayb . also available on mobile on the bloomberg anywhere app. you can also customize the settings as well for the news on the industries and assets that you care about. 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?

setting the agenda, lori ca calvasina is with us marco papic is with us >> later on former jetblue ceo david neeleman talking some of the significant airline dlecline across the market. >> the third quarter this month of july, the dow is down by about a quarter percent. s&p 500 basically unchanged. the nasdaq holding on to just a 1/10 of a percent gain here. of course, we had factory orders that undershot the deceleration from april and also looking ahead to fmoc minutes, that come out in just a couple of minutes. >> get a little color on that last meeting our next guest isn't quite bearish yet. her year-end target warning of worrisome market sentiment, focusing on the resiliency of markets going into an earnings season that will give us some clues on how the rest of the year will play out lori calvasina is here with us on set lori, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> you've got to feel pretty good about the range you've given the year so far. >> we've said all year -- first of all, our target was $4,100 for most of the year, we revised it to $4,250 we have basically three models that

grossman died back in 2017. >> it is sentencing day for lori vallow daybell, the idaho mom convicted of killing her seven year old son and 16 year old daughter. she was also found guilty in the murder of her husband's previous wife. the case included testimony about bizarre claims about a doomsday plot and a zombie apocalypse valley vallow daybell faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without parole. her husband, chad daybell, is awaiting trial on the same murder charge. >> three small plane crashes in two states are now under investigation. >> all of them happened just hours apart over the weekend and two of them were deadly. here's abc's alex presha. >> the ntsb investigate two deadly plane crashes in wisconsin just hours apart. >> we're going to use here for manpower at the second site. we're going to need a second ambulance saturday afternoon, two people were killed, another two injured when a helicopter and a gyrocopter collided mid-air in oshkosh. >> both aircraft belonging to attendees of the experimental aircraft association's airventure show there. >> it's just a tragic

and every day, lorie and his father eric find ways to remember him. whether it's wearing a custom jacket with his favorite movie characters or looking at art. his ashes have been blown into these glass spheres. >> so the family is expected to head to court for blake's case at the end of this month. >>> let's move on to this. new video now of some pretty desperate thieves trying to break into a restaurant in oakland's little saigon. a whole chain happening here. you can see two of them struggling to open the door with a crowbar but it doesn't work. so they move on to plan b. their plan b. they made a kind of battering ram attaching it to the back of their van and slamming it into the restaurant as you see here. but all that did was break a water pipe. so they tried to use a power tool to get through the metal gate while standing in water. that's smart. that didn't do it either. so he went back to using a crowbar. eventually the crowbar ripped off the gate and even after trying -- tying ropes to their car to try and get in another door, still couldn't g

the justices ruled 6-or three in favor of lori smith, who sued over the state's discrimination law. she did not want to create websites for same-sex weddings. justice neil corbett schrote saying, the first amendment envisions the united states as a rich and complex place where all persons are free to think and speak as they wish, not as the government demands. in her dissent, justice sonia sotomayor wrote, for the first time in its history, we have a constitutional right to serve members of a protected class. now, critics worry that could open up the door to wide-spread discrimination. kenny choi is in the studio with us and has been getting reactions on the potential impact. >> this undermines nondiscrimination laws. it took so long to establish. it is a fact-specific case has one my professor told me today, but there are concerns for marginalized groups who feel like they are being treated like second-class citizens. >> reporter: on the last day celebrating pride, the lgbtq community faces the reality of the supreme court decision it says will embolden efforts to chip away at deca

. >> told lori about it, she thought i lost my mind. you can not even walk to the bathroom. >> why he is intent on walking from the bay area to the state capitol. >> this is cbs news bay area. with juliette goodrich. >>> get ready, the bay area is about to sizzle. we are in first alert weather mode tonight with temperatures set to climb into dangerous territory for some of us. now, this was the scene in concord. parks were packed with a lot of people just trying to find shade. and it was in the 90s. excessive heat warning going into effect. paul hagan and going to kick it. the warning now. >> okay. hot enough in concord today. upper 90s and hot spots tomorrow. take a look at the temperature trend that we expect compared to average. there is one of the events not going to have a high impact around the bay and not along the coast. 70 in san francisco, 80 in oakland. that is pleasant. temperatures farther inland, lower flints in san jose. up to 105 degrees in concord. the try valley and the delta will be the hot spots with the temperatures

and every day, lori and his father eric find ways to remember him. whether it's wearing a custom jacket with his favorite movie characters or looking at art. his ashes have been blown into these glass spheres. >> so the family is expected to head to court for make's case at the end of the month. >>> there's been yet another shooting on the bay area freeway. this time on the 98 in oakland near 18th street yesterday afternoon. chp says the victim drove themselves to the hospital and should be okay. what word on what led up to it. this comes days after the 8-year-old boy was caught in a crossfire on 580 and also in oakland. that one happened friday at last check that boy was in grave condition at a children's hospital. >>> new video now. some pretty desperate thieves in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. you can see the two of them with the crowbar but it doesn't work so they go to plan b.. yeah. plan b. they made a kind of battering ram attaching it to the back of the van and slamming it into the restaurant. that just broke a water pipe. so they tri

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the court's conservative supermajority declaring that denver-area website designer lorie smith has a constitutional right to refuse to design wedding websites for gay couples. the court holding that colorado's public accommodations law, which requires businesses that serve the general public to serve all equally, does not apply in cases where the product or service being offered expresses a message. and forcing smith to serve gay couples, the court reasoned, would be compelling her to speak a message she does not believe in, violating her first amendment rights. justice neil gorsuch, writing for the court's conservatives, declaring, "the first amendment envisions the united states as a rich and complex place where all persons are free to think and speak as they wish, not as the government demands." upholding the colorado law in this case, gorsuch added, would mean that the government could force "an unwilling muslim movie director to make a film with a zionist message" or compel "an atheist muralist to accept a commission celebrating evangelical zeal." in dissent with her outnumbered

as for lori pinkham, she plans to be in court every step of the way. >> he'sot to get away with it. >er: what would you say to the suspect, to matthew nilo? >> that the city belongs to us. and we're not your victims or your prey. >> reporter: and nilo's attorney telling abc news that it was nilo's fiance that provided the $50,000 cash bail today. he is now required to wear a gps monitor. he's allowed to return to his home in new jersey. and he is set for trial next summer. david? >> david: erielle reshef on this again tonight. erielle, thank you. >>> there is also news tonight in that hunt for a murder suspect across state lines here in the northeast. a new discovery after that suspect escaped from a pennsylvania prison one week ago now. michael burham slipped through a break in a fence, dropping down from the roof. police releasing this image right here of what they call a stockpile found at a campsite in the woods, partially hidden under a log. they say it belonged to burham and are asking the public to look for clues just like it. tonight, the reward has been raised to $22,000. >>>

amy: you dedicate the book to lori.le who don't know, paula, her daughter, died of a rare disease, genetic disease? >> yes. it is a genetic condition that runs in the family, paula's father's family. to my granddaughters have it and my son. but it doesn't manifest in males, mostly in females, the women. so paula had an attack. it doesn't have to be fatal if it is treated properly and in time. as she was in madrid. there was serious neglect. criminal neglect in the hospital. and paul it'd up with severe brain damage. they tried to hide it. for five months, they told me she was going to recover. which of course, she couldn't. eventually, i brought her in a, all the way from madrid to california in a commercial united flight. how did i do that? i have no idea. i don't know. it was before 9/11, so that was maybe possible. today would be impossible. i took care of her at home until she died. she was 29 when she died. both of my granddaughters are older than she was when she died . it is interesting how life goes by. amy: and

headliners team co-leaders, dina, who is not with us today, and lori, who i introduced earlier. club membership director, kate, club events coordinator, cecile, and club executive director. i'd also like to say thank you to the kitchen staff and the wait staff. this was another delicious lunch. [applause] let me also take a moment to remind you of our upcoming headliners events. on november 5 -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] >> we're leaving this here to honor our more than 40-year commitment to live gavel to gavel coverage of congress. the house coming back in now for more member speeches. and then later this afternoon -- >> we're live on the house floor. for more coverage and more member speeches. later this afternoon, there are four bills on the agenda. including a measure requiring federal agencies to write their proposed rules in plain language. the house expected to gavel in in just a moment here. live coverage

host: the mind lori -- the minority leader of new york yesterday was asked if there is a third indictmentwhat if there is protesting and safety issues. i want to show what he said. [video clip] >> there is the issue if former president trump is indicted again. how worried are you about issues at the capitol? >> i have full confidence -- confidence in the sergeant at arms and that the police will provide a safe and secure environment for staff and visitors and members of congress ever again should we see a violent -- members of congress. it never again should we see a violent attack. we have every reason to believe it was incited by the former president of the united states of america. it is my hope that former president trump will behave responsibly going forward but i am not holding my breath. it is why it will be important for those republicans who currently serve in the house or senate to walk away from the big lie, from the notion that president trump should be sitting at 1600 pennsylvania avenue right now. they should walk away from the notion that the election was stolen from donald

let's start with lori smith. obviously the short and simple answer is she says that she is willed with the decision. the supreme court siding with her on this. we all had a chance to speak with the legal director, gender justice in minnesota. you're gonna hear from them in just a moment. you are going to hear two very opposing opinions. satsuma actions to this. one of joy, of course, from lori smith and her legal team in those who side with her. of course, one that was described to me as not surprising but nonetheless disappointing. take a listen. >> since the start of my business many years ago i have served people from all walks of life. i've clients who identify as lgbt she. what i would say to them is this, this case is always been about speech. one speech is concerned, speech should be protected. >> no one really wants to go about their lives thinking, if i go to this place. if i go to this restaurant, if i go to the store, and we're gonna be turned away for who i am? the court seems to say, well, that is ju

. >> reporter: one of nilo's accusers, lori pinkham, just steps away from the man she says attacked her in 2007. >> it was actually pretty, you know, shocking. i'm angry. i'm angry at him. >> reporter: the 35-year-old lawyer has pleaded not guilty in a string of chilling attacks on at least eight women 15 years ago that sent a shock of fear through boston. >> the suspect is targeting women who are by themselves in the state street area. >> reporter: and we're now learning from a police report that nilo was arrested in the same neighborhood of the attacks in july of 2008 for marijuana possession. the district attorney telling abc news nilo was questioned back then about a sexual assault in the area. according to prosecutors, nilo went on to attack two more women. as for lori pinkham, she plans to be in court every step of the way. >> he's not going to get away with it. >> reporter: what would you say to the suspect, to matthew nilo? >> that the city belongs to us, and we're not your victims or your prey. >> reporter: and nilo's attorney telling abc news that it was nilo's fiancee who pro

this is what the lawyer for lori smith argued on her behalf at the supreme court.about it after, you can take a listen. >> lori received a website request, design requests from a third party. even colorado agreed, is not her responsibility, nor she able to do background checks on those who she is receiving these requests from. colorado has told her that if she declines, and anyway, a request like this, she put herself in the crosshairs of this law. so again, it's undisputed that the request we received, received by a third party, whether that was a troll, and not a genuine request, or whether it was someone who was looking for that -- >> whether that was a troll and not a genuine request. iain, i know it took a reporter one phone call based upon that information on the third-party requests, to find out that not only was the gentleman who was reportedly, allegedly requesting the website married to a woman, but that he had never made the request at all. is there no, kind, of backstop? is there no checks and balance system that exist to be able to make sure that a cas

listen. >> lori received a website request, design request, from a third party.rado agreed. it is not her responsibility, nor is she able to do background checks on those who she is receiving these background checks are from. colorado's told her she declines in any way, it requests like this, she puts herself in the crosshairs of this law. so, again, it's undisputed that the request was received, it was received by a third party. whether that was a troll and not a genuine request or it was someone who was looking for that -- >> you looted to that in your first answer. what is your response to having heard that now? >> honestly, it's the first time a heard from atf. i sometimes questions before my story published. they didn't respond to them. i pressed them again today, the responses to send me a link to a thread that they had made on twitter. i think miss whiteness response is very misleading. we want to talk about what colorado decided, in a federal court in fought colorado, saying that this inquiry didn't philly get provided evidence of customers. one of the th

. >> lori smith owns a company called 303 creative in littleton. she wants to make wedding websites, but not for same sex couples. she and her attorneys claim that colorado's antidiscrimination law violates hearst free speech rights. now her case has gone to the u.s. supreme court. >> she has not actually developed a website and refused to serve lgbt people, but she said if she does weddings which is where she is going to, she doesn't want to have to do that for same sex couples. >> okay. this case is, frankly, ridiculous. a woman who might want to start making wedding websites one day, but doesn't, and wasn't when she filed the suit. wants the right to refuse service to a hypothetical gay couple that wants her to design their website on these grounds, should they were masked trigger maker. what no one's answer to make her one. it's almost as if his case was designed for the express purpose of moving this issue up to the courts for the supreme court could rule on, it almost like an advisory opinion. now, to the fair, lori smith did eventually cite

that said, this ruling is very specific to lorie smith and her case. not greenlight blanket discrimination against lgbtq+ people immediately. john: you are right, it does narrow this to services that express creative content, expression. could businesses try to frame their businesses in those terms? kate: that's what a lot of experts and advocates are expressing concern over. this remains to be seen. the way we would like to describe it, it creates a new opening, so it signals the supreme court and lower courts will now entertain this question of whether or not you can turn away an lgbtq+ person because of your beliefs. theoretically, based on this decision alone, it shouldn't. however, we've never had a decision where we say your religious beliefs allow you to turn away lgbtq+ people and so cracking the door open, a lot of people feel like could be the start of an avalanche. john: what is the current climate for lgbtq+ rights? kate: there are two answers. the first is the political climate, which i think a lot of us know has been really hard for lgbtq

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skipping over today's speaker for a moment, but we'll definitely get back to you, chair gensler, lori, president of stanton communications and our headliners team leader. and one of our headliners team leaders. now to my left, eileen, national press club president and styles and standards editor at axios. we're having a terrific year so far under eileen's leadership and the turnout today is a symbol of how we're coming back strong with in-person events during eileen's year. next to eileen, emily, national press club vice president and washington correspondent at cnbc. next to emily is scott, correcter of the office of public affairs as well as counselor to chair gensler and a guest of the chair's. next to scott is lydia, s.e.c. and financial regulations reporter at bloomberg. next to lydia is andrea, white house and economics correspondent at reuters. then we have emily, senior vice president, american investments council. and at the end we have stephanie, director of speech writing in chair gensler's office and a guest of the chair. [applause] mark: this is not my first rodeo, s.e.c.

elena from busna and herzegovina and lori from moldova will perform in the top three at number one ,wed by elena from busna and herzegovina and lori from moldova on the second day of the competition, belarus will perform at number three friends, let me remind you. sophia, what number did you want. i wanted the last number, but still angry numbers, i was given to generally tell from the first. what were your emotions in general when you threw out this number one, i perfectly wanted the last number, which i was a little. and it was very surprised. but i don’t see anything terrible and bad in this, because no matter how immodest it sounds. i consider myself quite a professional vocalist and competitor. yes, i will do my best. it doesn't matter if i'm first or last. but as you can see, i will be the first to draw and the members of the jury were closely watching. some of them themselves were once laureates of competitions in vitebsk, and someone managed to conquer the buy factor and become a people's favorite. it was my first such start of the slavic bazaar. my first big international se

it is a tribe and its six thousand members in the language lori sokhn of imam hossein rasht temporary imam hossein ahmadzadeh, we mourn for imam hossein 22 martyrs, including haj reza rahmatizadeh, the commander of intelligence and operations in the west of the country , and noor ali rahmati, the commander of the art battalion, of this lineage , and the members of each meeting, whether azari or not, hosseini until imam zaman was skinned by the order of the supreme leader of the revolution, like sardar soleimani, at any moment, like the doctor , it has been almost two decades that hosseini's life has a different color and smell for the family. muhammad has also seen gold and food for hosseini mourners 2506, we cooked a hundred with food, the nomads accepted themselves and for the architects of abdul hossein in hamedan province , more than 3 thousand nomadic families build summer houses and cottages. in another official ceremony, he forgot to sign a presidential order in the state of maine for free . from assistants

that case was made again by lorie logan, the dallas fed president, yesterday. markets pricing a quarter point fed hike this month. it sent the two-year rocketing to a 16-your high. the 10-year also topping 4%, that told european yields higher in sympathy. we have seen the s&p 500 closing down 0.8%. microsoft bucked the trend. it could join the $3 trillion market cap club thanks to ai, but the risk off sentiment has been continuing in asia. more on that with yousef gamal el-din in a moment. investors washing out for key decisions on china's stimulus today, as well as janet yellen visit to beijing. we have u.s. equity futures flat. treasury traders looking ahead to the u.s. jobs report later. it could take an enormous downside miss if the fed is going to be derailed in its path after last month's hot print. let's get more from yusuf in how markets are reverberating in asia. yousef: lizzy, the shockwaves from the united states in terms of the repricing of government bonds is being felt in every corner of the globe. including this morning in australian government b

lori vallow, the mother who was convicted of killing two of her children and conspiring to killed here, has been sentenced. camilla, what was the decision? >> the judge is still on the bench, but his decision is life in prison without the possibility of parole. the judge telling her that this was essentially a mother murdering her children and saying this was really was the ultimate crime. he described it as horrific, unimaginable, and she sat there listening to the judge this entire time. what was interesting in this case is she took the stand during the sentencing. she started out by reading verses from the bible, saying that her children have come to visit her to speak to her, saying that her children say she did not kill them. she was saying she didn't kill her children or tammy daybell, her husband's first wife. what the judge then told her, she was in this bizarre religious rabbit hole, he was saying you're clearly still down there. that was directly from the judge, as she continued to say that she was in a good place, that she has heard from her children, says she went to heave