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malcolm: st. is a shrine for paratroopers like sergeant andrew kadick. >> there's a reason why in the united states we call that generation the greatest generation. the idea of jumping out of an aircraft with all of your equipment just to land under hostile fire, and then put your own weapon into action to fight the enemy, an experienced and seasoned enemy in a foreign land, is something truly remarkable. malcolm: but there's a warning from claire horton who leads britain's commonwealth war graves commission, after a survey revealed that less than half of all young people know what happened on d-day. >> it's a worry if we have young people who are just not understanding why things happened and the fact that we all live actually pretty free lives here. there's a problem that history might repeat itself. ♪ malcolm: if anyone symbolises the purpose of d-day, it's 86-year-old leon malmed from california, now back in his native france, travelling with u.s. veterans. >> i feel that i owe my life 100 plu

here's malcolm brabant, in northern france. years ago, these veterans counted their life expectancy in minutes, yet, here they were, back at omaha beach, 100 years old or thereabouts. among those greeting president biden, who was 18 months old on d-day, was 99-year-old staff sergeant george mullins, of the 101st airborne. he landed on utah beach in a glider and fought through europe for 11 months until he reached hitler's eagle's nest in berchtesgaden, germany. the president drew on the heroism of the greatest generation and the liberation of france, to implicitly warn against the isolationism of donald trump, and send a message to russia's president putin. >> the struggle between a dictatorship and freedom is unending. here in europe we see one stark example. ukraine has been invaded by a tyrant bent on domination. malcolm: the audience was unaware that president zelenskyy was in normandy. >> you are the savior of the people. yes you are. >> the united states and nato and a coalition of more than 50 countries standing strong w

malcolm and other of our freed a me, what are they like? people are, obviously, but what malcolm and others on the e.a.c. and-0■@ ex- ex- exonorees and to endur or 15 years or 25 years behind the wall, right, the anger isn't helpful, right? you kind of have to let it go and sort ofbout the future in different ways. so of our other clients is amazing family member, he's an supporter of our source and he's living lifto t peter: the innocence project was founded in 19 1992 -- 1992, in that last 30-pluÒ years, technology has changed drastically, cell cameras, a.i. has that aided you aided the prosecution? christine: that's a great question and will start where often, people are doing 20, 30 yearbe the walls and when they come home, that's one of the first challenges our freed and exonerated clients face. we have a sociall work departmet that helps every coming home from prison■y and you've de time behind the wall and all of a sudden you're immersed in this world of■÷seen or had the opporo interface with. world has changed and everything is on a

[sir malcolm] and then the first thing to happen is lunch.he hogged him to herself for the whole luncheon. he behaved, if i can put it this way, he wouldn't have liked this, but he behaved like a western politician. [dramatic music playing] [thatcher] i like mr. gorbachev. we can do business together. we both believe in our own political systems. he firmly believes in his, i firmly believe in mine. we're never going to change one another. so that is not in doubt. but we should both do everything we can to see that war never starts again. [bianna] a lot of the tension going into these meetings, the agenda that was set, the topics that each side was going to bring up and discuss, was known ahead of time... in large part thanks to the messages that were received and delivered by oleg gordievsky. [narrator] the visit is a success. gorbachev and thatcher find common ground. thatcher immediately flies out to make the case to reagan. [camera shutters click] [susan eisenhower] imagine, in 1983 ronald reagan said that the soviet union was an evil empi

but what malcolm and others on the e.a.c., right, the helpful, right? you kind of have to let it go and sortfbout the future in different ways. of our other clients is an amazing family member, he's an amazing supporter of our source and he's livingto the fullest. peter: the innocence project was founded in 19■ 1992 -- 1992, in that last years, technology has changed cameras, a.i. has aided the prosecution? how has it impacted your work? christine: that's a great question and will start where you left off. one of the things we see, so often, people are doing 20, 30 years behind the walls and when they come home, that's one of the first our freed and exonerated clients face. we have a socialrtment that helps eve coming home from prison and you've done time behind the wall and all of a sudden you're immersed in this worl technology you've never seen or had the opportunity to interface with.■m the world has changed and everything is on a computer. social work team is to and exons and we make sure they're set upd teach them how t

why he malcolm. while he moves to load the cards, while you move to one side, mid ambulance get through. we can see, demonstrates is coming towards you. can you just give us the geography of where you are in terms of the parliament building, the senate and the governors office because we have that the senate and the governor's office. the also have been a tax and worked full way. not quite sure. yeah, we're not seeing those pictures, but we certainly have seen the pictures from parliament. yeah, the apartment is right behind us. uh, we can certainly come around and uh, and take a look back quickly. just to see how close we are. we can see that find out police truck. these holes in defense. this is where minutes ago we saw a dead body on the pavement. the protest is right here, just an arrow, so it go to bring the camera background, you'll see why the police are full of the box using t a got to using both to kinda know what days to be live, guns lie, i can't. and apparently at least one people and sev

malcolm forbes was a world war two veteran. and actually his artifacts are in there. his jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded is is in there. and it actually shows where he received medical attention. that exhibit in a minute. but if somebody wanted to go through this entire campus, how would you tell them to do it? well would say plan more than a day, but but actually, even folks who have a couple of hours can come and have a tailored experience that that will focus in on what they are interested in. and usually i answer that question with a question and say, what is your world war two connection? use most people have a relative who was in the and based on that inte, you visit. well, let's go. let's take a walk. sou mentioned malcolm forbes was a world war two vet, well known what are we looking at here? well, these are his artifacts. this is jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded. he was part of the 84th division, the the rail litters. he was an infantryman. and he was wounded in his jacket open to give him

so i just hugged malcolm, and sara took the picture. his partner was identified several months later. we had the luck to get into first plane, which was flown directly to germany from phuket. and i remember still the words of the captain. he only said, i want to say, welcome on board. we bring you home. we are so lucky, and we know that many people did not survive. cindi preller: it shocked the world. it put tsunami into the global language. that was one of the first events where people had cameras to be able to capture what it looks like, what it sounds like, what the experience was. [man screaming] the indian ocean tsunami was so deadly because it was a surprise to many, many people. it was a huge wake up call for the need for advanced tsunami warning systems. it resulted in a significant improvement of global detection equipment and global coordination of tsunami warning systems. i don't think we'll ever see anything like that again of that magnitude of loss of life. stuart weinstein: the earliest recorded tsunami dates back to 2000

okay, malcolm, thank you for the updates for now malcolm we have on the phone, there from 9 will be kenya as well. the tax increases as you heard, they're a part of an austerity program recommended by the international monetary fund. it's lend to billions of dollars to kenya over the years. what people are struggling with the rising cost of living out here as catherine solely has been speaking to some of the protesters about their concerns to, to get to the bill when hand me for, for stuffy, signed up to help coordinate a todd support staff. and she had no idea things would move this past. the 28 year old is one of thousands. who's taken to the street to demonstrate against a finance bill, which they say will people canyon's already struggling with a high cost of leaving, for saucy, has been arrested and marked as a person of interest by police. is this going leading? everyone is coming out, you know, because we have time for a tire. the 400 people are unemployed and you keep pushing this, you need to for the taxes or you know, us to us. so no one is for setting some of things you know, a

leave with that for now with you in a very be malcolm malcolm's web correspondent, in the best district to business districts of my writing. these all the latest pictures of the calls, people being triology and it'd be that it says the insight, vacations around the city of coles churches and backgrounds have been used to medics on coal high secuity present space by foots. and as you can see on horseback, to as a, the gas was used to try and disperse these demonstrates as, as they got larger and larger homes mohammed. so suppose the here in dialogue joins us joins us on the site. you'd be watching the pictures and phones as we have the past few hours. these are the latest images that were able to show. the view is it has been peaceful, generally speaking, it's taking a ton. so the was parliament was invited to tax parliamentarians. i'll shoot out to whatever routes they will, but it's, it's got introduced in direction now and given the will solve it to use the reason to go in perhaps with a more heavy hand. we don't quite seeing that yet that we have had repulsive one or 2 people having

i think there's a lot to malcolm _ reservations?to malcolm in terms of health - reservations? i think there's a lot| to malcolm in terms of health and social care. when you look at the aspirations alongside the budget that they set out, they don't quite set up —— stack up. the pledges £8.3 billion to go into the nhs and social care to fund the pledges. but if you look at that against the nhs budget now, that represents about a 2.8% increase on the current budget. it's against 3.6 billion average increase. this is social care pledges as well. ed increase. this is social care pledges as well.— increase. this is social care pledges as well. increase. this is social care ledaes as well. , ,., , pledges as well. ed davey said they could make — pledges as well. ed davey said they could make sure _ pledges as well. ed davey said they could make sure everyone - pledges as well. ed davey said they could make sure everyone can - pledges as well. ed davey said they could make sure everyone can see l pledges as well. ed davey said they | could

uh, malcolm is back with us now. uh malcolm. again, update us on the situation currently in my will be in else way across the country because of protest when not just in the canyon capital of the haven i baby, then the demonstrations uh where they started a week ago. uh, they were big guy on says they last week, even bigger today, but this is one of several different towns and cities where demonstrations have taken place. different parts of the country. this, this movement seems to spread very quickly right here and not really be exactly when we figure out when the 1st demonstration took place. just a couple of 100 people broken up by place. so that's changed quickly. it spread across the country. it is not just the street protests. the campaign is a cooling full on says days demonstration here in nairobi last week when people were killed at the end of the day. well know maybe to a killed, reportedly by live gun fires. police tried to play the streets off to sunset, and the campaign is called for 7 days of rage that included the

if you're in malcolm's camp, what's on the calendar for the rest of the year for apple? this was the catalyst moment folks were looking for, hoping to be blown away by artificial intelligence announcement. it appears they're not. what's next? the new iphone. perhaps that has some extra artificial intelligence features that weren't shown off here. maybe they'll say, hey, we got some really exclusive, mazing stuff that's only going to be available in the new model, the 16. and beyond that there's not much more going on. the vision pro is opening up to other countries. that's not a big seller. there's not much left on the calendar this year if you're trying to hang your hat on, it's coming. this was it. this is today. >> i'll give you the last word. >> thanks, scott. in terms of apple we still have the $110 billion share repurchase that is going on with apple. i think that could keep the stock at least neutral for the rest of the year. we do have that september iphone event that i think will be a catalyst for the name. it's tough to fight against apple, but growth has been

so to the malcolm images that we're seeing now. so security services using multi kind of a little so peaceful demonstration as well. how would you describe the the security presence where you are and what you've seen so far this morning? the guy said fine didn't all of the streets around here are now or more recently. and things of the processes have taken over the state, visible security presidents and so they've been a lot of playing close. i'll precision the area but the, the, the, the process is the the sites will be the. 6 process, so we have to be in kenya in the cost, which typically the costs have been led by on this whole efficiency particular riser. i think the prominent opposition fit for you guys is protests is quite different in nature. been discussed. the last of the social media uses of sharing advice, say carry a part of the vehicle to take with the friends. and it's a lot of a lot of young people won't use it as soon as the protocol again and they stayed against your damage. said take talk and switch the different

it's in the new exhibit, the malcolm forbes gallery.sed away. we learned a little bit about hershel woody williams earlier. the last living medal of honor question. see if this about your service n iwo jima. we went preparing for shipping because, you take a tremendous amount of stuff, work you and yet nobody other than the officers, perhaps knew where we were going. but eventually we got over a shelf packed up our personal effects, extra clothing and all of that we left in our camp. oh, well. down the ship. n the ship, there was they about seven decks or levels on the ship for people schlep. and over that 20,000 us and their banks were very close together and fashioned a little wall just an iron bunker around a pipe with a canvas on it and a real thin mattress. and there were very close together. in fact, a good sized guy couldn't turntó over. he didn't get out. but and river and then get back in about if he wanted to. so my most us because of the heat down in the bottom there was no air■l conditioning or fas or anything like that. we'

malcolm, we have to stop talking about the fed for the most part. we were leading almost every program talking about rate cuts. >> yeah. >> this, that, and the other thing. now we don't talk about it that much which is probably a good thing. >> big tech is in control of the market now, not the fed. and i think for good reason like you said. i think to your point, if a cut does happen this summer, maybe even september, it would startle the markets to think that something is underpinning that decision, whether it is or not. so it would be bad for markets which is absurd to say at this point when this time last year we thought that we needed cuts in order for the market to get to where we are today. but now i -- i'm in complete agreement that the fed is not in control of this market, and i hope that they'll wait until 2025. i don't expect we'll get a cut this year. i hope they'll wait until 2025, and then we can worry about making our markers from there. >> we'll see. we'll leave it there. bryn, thanks. steph, you, as well. malcolm, here on set with us

let's go straight to our correspondent malcolm where he joins us live from norway, b and malcolm. these pitch as that was saying, clashes between protest isn't police people being arrested. what's the situation? the as yeah, right. place and plain clothes, security, a trying to stuff any crowd gathering before it even starts. but the crowd protested has been steadily growing. now the last, the police are using 2 gas to try and break it up. we've been waiting mosques much of the time. the interesting people putting them in that truck, just bear with me is cosmo mccore, who is the usually the an award winning pay this become prolific figure on social media. and this moving and you've arrested on tuesday this week. what happens? we will protesting, and it's gotten increasingly unsafe, as you've seen this badly, any people here, but they've been to your guest park consistency. and i think this is an intimidation tactic by the states which clearly has been scads. they do not expect this compliments use a prism to, to is running a country which has very heavily disgruntled use. and this

webb who is in nairobi following developments for us. malcolm took us through what else the president has sense of the ways that the, among other things that the, the governments mobilized over zillow says to make sure a situation of this nature will not because at whatever the cost i seem to be implying that would be a security crack down to what he describes as criminal elements of what demonstrates is a say is a legitimate protest movements and according to rights groups. and many of the people on line supporting this movement is cutting downs already begun writes group, say that about 2 dozen people have been a duck foods by uniformed in plain clothes, security in the last few days. mostly in the last 24 hours. many have been held and released within 24 hours, roughly, others remain at in custody. and then the cost of items today on the streets is thanks for the canyon medical center associations president. as a short while ago, you said that at least the team people have been to the public hospitals here. and i re be overwhelmed with people who were injured, so be waiting to see

ok, malcolm will leave it there for now. how does, here is malcolm website? 14 deadline from nairobi, kenya where 10 situation again, is on folding as protests is gathering the upon them into protest against that proposed rise in taxes. a controversial bill which will be debated later today. i would police have been using to a gas against a protest. this trying to push them back. we'll keep a close eye on the situation in nairobi, and of course bring you the latest here on out you 0 and still ahead on the program . chinese coast conferences now use nys ok, susan machetes, to attack the philippine naval vessels in a disputed area of the south china sea, the color we have seen some very heavy rain recently into west somal try lobby down pulls coming through here. this is them just extending into the north of some out to a 150 millimeters of freight and coming down in the space of 24 hours. but what's the weather that's going to slip across the gulf, todd on some heavier bus. the freight is coming into west southern pots of cambodia, southern areas of vietnam ov

and i will be malcolm when. well on the i spoke to stella kyra, who was an african governments and secuity on list and a long term tax reform campaign. a. she says, present rule to had no choice, but to withdraw the bill. these do you find commitments when they didn't see an opportunity talking about or politically dropping this by announced a view when it's in the future. another thing that was he's going to convince him to drop it's i, i don't see why that's one of the changes to be going on because they've been so the last couple of days convinced him. but if he's sending it about you sending that back to the drawing board, then basically they're saying that he needs to be honest with mobile data about this thing i have mentioned to the previous entities that he had. i knew that the problem that the kind of problem he has in his hands. part of it isn't why you will see that he's even if he's not simply be but they're still calling for protest. is because this thing graduated into another conversation about th

malcolm, thank you very much. you have second homes versus the tourist industry versus the local people who want to actually live here. back to you in the studio. thanks to nicky for that you'll be able to see a list of all the candidates standing in camborne and redruth at this general election on your screen now. and you can see a list of all the candidates standing in all the constituencies across the country on the bbc news website. keep up to date with all of the election news on bbc sounds. head to the app now, and look for the latest news section. moving from the election no postop. an old baileyjury has been discharged in the case of constance marten and mark gordon after being unable to reach verdicts over the death of the couple's newborn baby. earlier, our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford explained what this means for the case. this was a case that initially gripped the public imagination in january last year, when constance marten, who comes from a wealthy family with royal connections, who s

however, i'll also be joined by gp malcolm kendrick, who has a very different view on how the covid pandemic was managed and i'll be reflecting on the news that wikileaks founder julian assange is on the news that wikileaks founderjulian assange is a free founder julian assange is a free man. after a plea deal allowed him to walk free from a london prison. all of that and more in the company of journalist and financial expert jasmine birtles. but first, an update on the latest news headlines . the latest news headlines. >> a very good evening to you. it's just after 6:00. the top stories from the gb newsroom. well, in a blow to reform uk's campaign , a candidate has campaign, a candidate has defected to the conservatives, saying he's become increasingly disillusioned with the behaviour and conduct of his party. liam booth isherwood says he's suspending his campaign and will instead support conservative maggie throup to stop labour. he says that decision follows undercover footage of a reform campaigner making a racial slur against rishi sunak, prompting widespread criticism at an event in bi

okay, malcolm, thank you very much for the moment and thank you for the update malcolm confirming they have that at least 13 people have been killed in the demonstrations in kenya's capital. and i will be today, 12 of them in i will be n f, a 13 suppressing health way in the country because of demonstrations. i've taken face in several cities across kenya. this i'll speak to martin loving gina, who's a senior program advisor with the kenya. human rights commission. he joins is alive from my will be thank you very much for being with us. so 13 people killed in just one day of demonstrations in kenya. we heard the president who to blame the protests and the violence on a group of organized criminals. he said, what is your reaction to what he's had to say and who is to blame for the steps? thank you for having a dispute with me. uh, possibly almost a thing cause you're good to speech with preston. beautiful. uh, it's really about say that because so when you look at the security agents, it's the type of being probably to repress it. the deals with the peaceful protests today the to the ag

on tuesday evening, malcolm hotel now rejecting and withdrawing his own finance fail. how is this being received by candidates of the on social media? some of the protest organizes and many others have met this. they used to be met with a great deal of skepticism. some say that so many say that they'll still go to the streets on says day as planned this clearly still a great deal of mistrust. we just like to one of kenya's leading lawyers who represents political opposition is explaining that to every chose a speech that took place just an hour ago, communicates his position on the bill that comes to teaching any it doesn't amount to anything. and for the president to, to turn around this process, he would have to communicate with the men around the memorandum to solomon to officially reject the bill. people are waiting to see if that this, that will actually happen. and if that doesn't happen, then the bill is automatically a sent it into little off to $21.00 days. now these are some of the issues that a lot of people are talking about. because clearly the, the among

apparently you can't. >> malcolm encourages community members to write to their local legislators and attend fish and game meetings to have their voices heard. >>> not far away in placerville, neighbors are on edge after several reports of a group of three mountain lions roaming the neighborhood. one neighbor was told there may be a den near her property. but california department of fish and wildlife says they have not received any reports of livestock or pet attacks, so there is a reason for them to go out there. >> and i think just overall with the amount of people that live in this particular area to say let's leave these mountain lions in their den there. until something happens, it's leaving it open for something catastrophic. >> the department of fish and wildlife said, "these are mountain lions behaving as mountain lions in their natural habitat. they received no reports of pets or livestock or any threat to public safety." >>> meanwhile in southern california, a bear is causing quite the stir in one neighborhood in l.a. county. he's been nestling into the crawl space of the t

spike lee did a movie, or malcolm x, the denzel washington played malcolm.ars after. it showed the longevity of that song. you being a part of this is awesome. any other songs that stick with you that have meaning? ■ç >> wow, there is one song i recorded that this has a true meaning to me, that there is no me without you. we could not exist without radio, television, our fans, the crew that sets up the stages for us to perform, it's a way of saying on part of manhattan's, a way of us saying that thank you to allow us to have 62 years of togetherness. >> what message would you give musicians today? >> i have a message i will convey to physicians today, first of all, have faith in godç keep god first in everything, believe in yourself, right music people can identify with and that is real. tell real stories, sometimes today, songs today they get rid into a.. --. and that is something that needs to change. >> i can tell you this, i've never said this before, you knew i was close with james brown like a father to me. he'd always say if the manhattan's came up, h

let's get more of this from malcolm web. a correspondent to is following what the president had to say. he was very detailed at the beginning of his speech, malcolm explaining the, the caught, sees, made to the budget and where the budget stood before the pro tests, but also explaining how he has be listening and watching what happens over the last 24 hours. and it's cool, seems that the complete you to yeah, as he said, he saw it since the beginning defending his reco. it's saying things that he's done to reduce can use that bad. and then they also tried to justify various closes uh, in the, in the finance bill trying to raise taxes for various programs as part of the problem. or one of the reasons leading to this uh, is growing crowds on the streets over the last uh, 8 days. uh, just been a lack of trust in uh, in these programs. and what people feel is just the lack of evidence on the grounds . if any of these things uh, actually helping and what people say they see is uh, is declining services and i'm very visible corrup

there is malcolm clemens. he's headed to the 2024 summer olympics next month. he's the son of oakland, firefighter, weldon clemens. >> malcolm qualified last night at the olympic trials for long jump. as you see here in the video, he came in second place, jumped more than 26 feet. very impressive. the oakland fire department posting of photos on their social media today wishing him good luck as he goes for the gold. can you imagine being able to do there like that? >> i mean, so fantastic. very, very exciting. i'll be looking for him for all right. well, coming up in sports, the giants and cubs. >> go down to the final pitch before the giants and they get a walk-off win. jason's going to let us know a little bit more about the giants being able to keep their winning ways moving [ navigation ] stay straight for the next 200 miles. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. ♪ do what you want, yeah ♪ ♪ come on ♪ find your way to except

and this is hard for some people to wrap their heads around, but it wasn't hard for me. malcolm was the one of the 1st people that taught it to me. he wrote a piece called sinus logic and 1964 where he talked about the corrupted logic of zionism in his own personal notes. his diaries, when he travelled to con eunice and to other places, he explicitly said, this is all white. jewish population being empowered by white colonial powers to take away land from indigenous brown arrows in their homeland. so malcolm saw design is um, as white supremacy, and he wasn't the only one stokely carmichael kwan may tore depicted in that way. angela davis depicted in that way, james baldwin said the state of israel was not created for the jews. the state of israel was created for the salvation of western interests. okay, so the black radical tradition more broadly has always understood the palestinian liberation, struggle as an anti imperialist struggle against white supremacy. so if you sort of sees that and understand where we are and not by the way, not just the african american black tradition, righ

we spoke to say they don't want to change the way of life, and they don't want that problem here. malcolm, web address era, kelly, fee, county, kenya, now to p. t tassels have been returned to the land take on what is wild ocean de the long ahead titles known as here. 6 athena were released off the spanish island of ground, canaria equipped with gps tracking devices, with such as hope bacon observed the behavior and whether missing fins will affect how they cope in the wild money news that fins because of rubbish in the war to attempt to date weather is next and the side story to stay with us. the i had learned that the story all the heat across the middle east and live and things will get hotter in the days ahead. temperatures have been sitting very high for the likes of syria as well as a rock. you can see baghdad seen 49 degrees celsius there on sunday, and there's no relief in sight. the width is whether it can be found to the north of this with some showers for to keep moving into the quote because i'm north west in areas of iran for the rest of the region. it is a very wide picture.

guide by your phone or call me, you know, and you all, what day you will be popular, daniel, you, bob malcolm. boy, why they let that all of you walk on y'alls don't, don't. yeah, yeah, no, i found a lovely name with the gum, lima who has only the black mountain. i live by now to the a, a a, a, [000:00:00;00] a, a, the, me, a, a, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the scenes the beginning of its history. the united states of america has officially declared this driving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in reality, having won independence, american colonists headed for the total extermination of the indigenous population of the continent. american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservations given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of by some native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bivens and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every buffalo, jed, he's i

cameron, thank you, christina, thank you, malcolm, see you soon. good weekend, everybody. >>> seema mody has the stocks that are moving into the close. >> scott, 40 minutes left in trade. look at synchrony financial, the best performer on the s&p 500. 5.6%, baird calls the stock a solid investment within the consumer financials sphere. and tractor supply says it is done with corporate diversity and many environmental efforts. the retailer known for selling animal feed and work wear says it is eliminating all jobs focused on diversity, equity and inclusion and withdrawing its carbon emission goals. it is currently higher by .7%. >> seema, we'll come back to you in a little bit. >>> up next, trading tech many in the second half. we'll find out where investors should be putting their money to work and the one big name being trimmed right now. we'll tell you after the break. we're live at the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. (vo) a successful business owner sells his company and takes on a passion project with his son -

many say that fear has gone a malcolm web, how to 0. my baby. can you still head on alger 0? i'm finished. i wouldn't go live. he has copy the past where we're supposed to press and we started about 1015 that happened here this week. and about the challenges one of your faces today, the in depth analysis of the day is headlines. does this mean that a slide south of donald trump? now i don't think so and that it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump part, looking at this as selective justice or weapon ization of the justice system. frank assessments that this stage, both ukraine's a pro 10 must cause a pro se thought that a 100 percent different. at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story on outages era interrogate the narrative is the u. s. has contains corporate israel affecting it's global standing. there's no question about the united states is effectively complicit to the genocide challenge. the rhetoric? yes, they look that correct, but so is the international community. can we also say that dells? the c

shareholder malcolm etheridge is standing by to tell us how he is playing that space. the overall software space, which adam parker does not like, as he just told you. we're live at the new york stock exchange. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. >>> welcome back. software stocks losing luster, now on track for their worst quarter in two years. in overtime crowdstrike reports. joining me now, crowdstrike shareholder and cnbc contributor, malcolm etheridge o

they never will be malcolm web, malcolm. i would go to rejecting this finance bill. now we've drawing it, at least it's his own bail. how is this being received versus reactions of the roots as comments have been met with quite a lot of skepticism on social media, which is where this movement begun before it brought people to the streets just 8 days ago in the numbers of people rapidly growing. since that up to the demonstration that took place on tuesday, but people are expressing that just because president research says something, they don't believe that necessarily means it will happen. there's also a great deal of anger being expressed about the people who were on the process. this was shot dead by security forces using live gun fire about president route. so it is speech saying that 7 people died when we can the american association and others instead of how is before that at least 23 people has been killed. adults as union had told us that the government had lost its leaders to so as members not to disclose the numbers of people injured or killed, the numbers

it didn't work until playing co security broke up the remaining crowd. malcolm web address, there may be kenya, new jersey, military government test results, the uranium mining license, so french nuclear group oriano, the company operates to mine with one of the world's largest deposits of uranium. is highlighted tensions between the june to and from a colonial power france and is the latest step in cutting ties with fine says i'm and these raise x rays. remind me lysis i to us to devote about the military joke that relates to the more wording mining side, which sits on $200000.00 tons of uranium. a metal used in the production of new care energy as well as nuclear weapons. it's the only site operated by the prince mining company, or i know it also operates another binding site in our lead in the most of the country in the region of it is the government of the give you a chinese, the ministry need and you had given or on the up to the 19th of june to mobilize, decide, or lose it slices. the company said, because already you mobilize stuff and my tv is to the side and lead infrastructu

and as malcolm web reports from lake malawi, rather than say, the government isn't doing enough to address the problem, we have to take a boat to reach pamela zimmer, this house she says she had to move out months ago, along with the neighbors. the water levels and leg malawi, the sheer ava, it's so outlets of being that the highest in decades following torrential rains in northern malawi, a neighboring townsend. yeah, it proved too much for the watch when she left here. the government says, all the homes here break in 1960 the little that's a big building structures in natural floodplains. it's rarely enforced. they allowed us to view this house. they gave us the plans for the houses. so if they knew that this price is more so for us to grow, why did they give us a go ahead so that we should be doing here? local counselor, wedding to mind. glenn g says the flooding is a man made crisis and the governments to blame many residents agree with him. they say this is the problem about raj downstream and issue a river that regulates the water flow out of like malawi. 5 years ago it was raised to

many say that fear has gone malcolm web, how to 0? my baby kenya. at least 7 people, including 3 children, has been killed in a russian missile striking vill me on skin southeast and ukraine. local officials say 11 others were badly injured. the messiahs hate critical infrastructure and several residential buildings. it came after the ukrainian jones ry killed 5 people in the russian border region. of course the south asia has seen severe weather in recent days. that's claimed the lives of thousands of people from flags. and i've got assigned to 9 slides in the pile, the region, a scene, widespread destruction address areas me now fernandez has this report from colombo, the name is alessandra i struggling to quote, 5 days ago flood, swept through the of the village kid and the bone, me on provence was asking histone killing 8 members of his family. he says it was the 1st such city of flooding. they had seen outage by the law. there was complete chaos, but children were crying and women screaming with fear. the water was about 10 meters high. i tried