bush, marc thiessen. and we have with the with the kara fredrick, from the heritage foundation. >> emily: first let's go to live to eric who was outside the u.s. supreme court and lower manhattan eric? >> hello, everyone. you know this prosecution case rests largely on the theory that trump wanted to buy the stories of women who had said that they had intercourse with him. when it comes to mcdougall, something new happened this morning. the former publisher revealed in court under cross-examination that no, the former president did not want to buy the story. that is what is going on right now. the cross-examination is happening with trump attorney, he is trying to show the holes in the prosecution's case. david packer who was the former friend has been describing how he and donald trump arranged to buy the negative stories that get hurt donald trump and his presidential campaign back in 2016. he paid a hundred and $50,000 to buy the rights. former playboy t she had a nearly yearlong affair with donald tru

marc si. the first let's go to jeff with more information. >> life here seems very unchanged you seen a lot of people out today walking along the beach at exercising and doing last-minute errands heading into the weekend. but prior to the strike there's been a lot of tension in the air as many people throughout thet s they are waiting to see how israel would respond to the iranian attack there have just six days ago. what is really interesting is that through this response, it is really sending a message overall. the israeli government is not responding are putting out any specific comments to what they did what he shows that israel can strike with an iran and it can really strike whenever it wants and wherever it wants. it appears that according to the fox news military source, israel responded with that limited and specific targeted strike in the center region of isfahan. this is significant, being that it is so close to the capital. also it is because it is near the nuclear facility. that s

marc: great point.he vast majority of our tenants have been investment-grade companies. when you think about our tenant base, walgreens, amazon, whirlpool, johnson controls. when you think about other real estate strategies, we don't even spend time talking about the credit quality of their tenant base. with single tenant, you do. the way we mitigate risk substantially is focusing on great credit quality. what is even more important is the triple net lease. and there's not enough time spent talking about that. we have seen the data come out with substantially higher rates, sticky inflation, the triple net lease is the perfect information -- instrument to mitigate risk and give you predictable income while protecting your accounts. that is what we are focused on. sonali: you mention higher rates. what is the impact of higher for longer rates in your business and industry? marc: you have to think of the buy side and sell side. from the buy side standpoint, that is a very good thing for us. as rates creep

>> stephen: the latin heartthrob singer marc anthony?at a lot. >> steve: first time. i've gotten willem dafoe, john waters, that i understand. i didn't get it. i had to break it to them that i wasn't. they walked away disappointed. when i got back to new york i went to my local coffee place in brooklyn and there was a new guy working there, i give you my order and he looks at me and he says, has anyone ever told you you look like marc anthony? this is true. i said wait a minute. i said you know what, i was just in bulgaria and these kids thought i looked like marc anthony and he looks at me and he goes, "i'm from bulgaria." go figure. i don't understand it. >> stephen: year considered one of the great character actors but you've also been the big lead. her yours to lead in "boardwalk empire" on hbo. how, maestro, how i ask is it different playing a leading man as opposed to a supporting role? >> steve: the work that i put into it is the same. show like that, i mean, it really was an ensemble. even though my character was the lead, i real

not without the premiere of the first violin of the avant-garde by marc chagall. that kind of art thatrags itself in from the point of view of this admiration of the details, you can go up to the hall art of belarus and generally immerse yourself in the world of marc chagall, because there are two bibles, there is the book of the exodus, there all the colors of mark zakharovich will fall on you, there is painting, there is a signature graphic of motherhood, which, in general, has never been seen before was exhibited in belarus, fifty zens were heard by music lovers. yagan strauss and dmitry shestakovich a komerat, our young, perky group that sings everything, both jazz and some folklore, they have musical combinations, but nevertheless, this time they will perform with an ensemble of the armed forces. minsk on the calendars of the bible, it means on the intellectual battles of the books, the free zazirnuts are scheduled. only the national library will not sleep and 23 gadzin. how not to spoil the plot of the plots, it seems to me that 16 books from 10 countries of belarus. this would b

today marc will dive into fasten world of artificial intelligence.e ai isn't just sci-fi, it's a reality and is here to supercharge our lives. actually a i wrote that the kite by staff right one but it went on to chatgpt and say how should i introduce marc andreessen to the group of governors? its console serving as how comes back, its first mistake was a one would you say that ai, marc andreessen believes that ai is here to save our world. but that was coming from ai so it's a little suspect. but nevertheless, we could not have a more thoughtful leader in this area to help make sure that we as governors are up to speed with what we should know them both from the state services perspective but also from the broader cultural, political, economic perspective. without further ado please join me in welcoming governor doug burgum and marc andreessen. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> well, on behalf of the national governors association, marc, i want to say thank you for spending time with us today. thank you, for the wonderful introduction. people don't know, i am dou

marc?ckabee sanders and 10 on doug burgum as the dark horses. >> bret: spreading the money around. up next lightning round talk about fisa and later "notable quotables." it's good to get some fresh air. fresh air? hi guys! bill, you look great! now that i have inspire, i'm free from struggling with the mask and the hose. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button. no mask! no hose! just sleep. give me this thing. where are you going? i'm going to get inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows listerine is 5x more effective than floss at reducing plaque above the gumline. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. ahhhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! when migraine strikes, do you question the tradeoffs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast to eliminate migraine pain. do not take with

marc lasry coming up. not a lot of places to hide right now, but west texas intermediate with, that's one of them. crude oil up 1.25%. gold is down two-thirds of a percent -- let's just get to the floor show. joining me now from the cboe, prosper trading economy ceo scott bauer and the conference board chief economist, dana peterson. scott, i mean, it looks like the fed's hands are handcuffed just a bit more tightly now. we got the fed minutes too where they were very concerned that inflation hasn't a been slayed. what kind of flows did you start to see and are you seeing in this final hour. >> you know, there's not a lot of fear, i have to be honest with you, even with the s&p down 70 point and, yes, the vix is up a lot. there's not a lot of fear, liz. i say that because there's been a lot of activity in the s&p pit behind me here with some call buying, some big resting orders that have been out there for a few days, maybe even a week or so waiting for the s&ps to sell off. likewise in the vix, even thoug

legends of the belarusian land and biblical meanings as interpreted by marc chagall.ic voyage spanning five centuries includes six hundred original works from private collections. about the arrangement of the universe in volume among the premiere sculptures of the minotaur alexander shappo, author. three series of illustrations and lithographs by avant-garde artist marc chagall; we will also appreciate the biblical scenes of the master of the resto-european engraving leonard gatier and the holy scriptures in the surreal manner of salvador dali. these are the main news of the tv news agency project available on social networks on mobile application qr code on the screen. watch the developments on our broadcast at noon on a successful day. despite the sanctions, minsk and moscow are steadily strengthening their integration. a meeting of prime ministers took place, where they talked about the union economy, import substitution and investments, but the unions do not cancel domestic investments, we will talk about the importance of production development using the example

i was guided by the same logic, i’m sure that marc walked from vitebsk, and it seemed to me that thiswell, you know, i imagine them, but i’m not familiar with names, you’re just worried, probably, ksenia, please tell us, as far as i know, marc chagall has paintings of paris through the window, unfortunately, i can’t remember more paintings, but i was guided by exactly the same logic as the guys, that is, i just decided to open a studio in my homeland, why not, really, you won’t be drawing all your life, developing art in your native country, that’s patriotic, well, she answered incorrectly, well, she answered incorrectly, but at least she’s holding up well, well, it’s okay, it’s a pity that it’s wrong, the creator of this school was yudel pen, the correct answer to our question: no, the sixth question: is it true that is planet earth more than 10 billion years old? time! lisa, how did you respond? i answered, yes, exactly, i’m not sure, but it seemed to me that our earth is already more than 40 billion years old, but i could be wrong. nika, how are you? did you answer? i also answered

marc lasry is here with us as we keep an eye on the markets ands the eclipse. investors are awaiting key inflation data. you're not into the eclipse? >> no, not really. >> you're not investing in the -- you're investing in everything else. >> everything else is fine. the eclipse, i'm good with. >> so we're talking a lot about rates, and rate cuts, right? and the calculus has obviously changed. what are your own expectations in terms of rate cuts? do you think we're going to get any this year? how many and when? >> look, i think you're going to have -- you know, the question is it one or two. i think it's closer to one. right now the fed's in no rush. the economy is doing well. you're seeing that as far as the fed is concerned things are fine, and until they start seeing that there's a problem, their biggest worry is still inflation. so there's no rush on them cutting rates. >> how have you sort of dialed back your own expectations of, you know, let's say six months ago what you thought was going to happen, right? the market has come a long way from pricing in s

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everyone follow her on x and listen to her podcast with marc thiessen. thank you for being here, danielle. >> a pleasure. >> dana: the outcome of this war is reverberating far and wide especially here at home. this is anti-israel protestors taking to the streets of dear born michigan on friday chanting death to america and death to israel. [chanting] >> dana: you have to wonder if there is going to be any fallout from that or do they continue to do this and the administration -- the biden administration trying to move they can deal with the voters there? >> that wasn't the streets of tehran, that was in michigan. michigan will be important come november. fishermen in new england are working real hard. they are working real hard to reel in a push by the biden administration to build a giant wind farm. they warn the project comes with major risks to their livelihood, local economy and environment. douglas kennedy has more on that. >> in the last three years the federal government has approved eight massive wind farms on the ocean. the question now is what

m marc thesen joins us now. here is what the google spokesperson said.ll number of employee protestors disrupted a couple of our locations physically impeding other employees work and accessing our facilities. a clear violation of our policies and we'll investigate and take action. these employees were put on administrative leaves and access to our systems was cut. i would be surprised if they get let back in, marc. >> i don't understand why they think they should be employed walking into the ceo's office and accuse him of genocide and where people get the idea you have a first amendment right to your company's policies. there is low unemployment in this country, plenty of jobs available. find another job. by the way, this is not the first time this has happened at google. in 2019 thousands of google employees signed a letter protesting their work with the pentagon saying that -- demanding that google agree never to make weapons of war of any kind. 2018 microsoft employees accused their ceo being a war profiteer and protested working with ice to deport i

washington post columnist marc thiessen joins us now. so i guess it's set in stone, we can now officially expect this debate to take place, right? >> yeah, exactly, that's right. [laughter] the fact that it's even an open question just shows he shouldn't be oning for president. if you can't commit to a debate for president, you shouldn't be running for president of the united states. look, i'm not sure that he's the final decision maker. this is a guy who said four times that he would defend taiwan, and four times his staff backed -- said he didn't mean what he said. so i'm not so sure they'll actually follow through on this. this is a guy who can't read a teleprompter. they're not going to let the guy who said four more years pause go unscripted on a debate stage for donald trump. carley: the former president's not going to met this up because he knows this could be president biden's weakness. he's going to keep on hammering this point home. biden campaign is going the to have to respond, so could they eventually be pigeon holed into a

let's start where we left off there, marc, with immunity.sly determine that the president requires full or partial or, i guess, no immunity whatsoever, having worked hand in glove with presidents at the white house from your perspective what do they actually need? >> yes. so trump is basically claiming absolute immunity. three liberal justices are leaning towards no immunity and the six conservative justices who will decide the case are seem to be leaning toward some sort of qualified immunity there would be immunity for official acts but not immunity for private acts that were for his own gain. i think that sounds about right. a president needs to be free to make controversial decisions without fearing that he is going to be prosecuted after he leaves office. putting aside trump and whatever you think of what he did. but, he shouldn't be free from prosecution if he commits a crime like takes a bribe or something like that. so i think they are going to come up with a compromise. also important to remember why we're here. the reason to believ

bring in marc thiessen, speech writer for george w bush. seized any time on camera to speak out about this. >> marc: compare what he said there to what he said about charlottesville, when he compared to marching in berlin chanting against the jews. now it is both sides here in this protest. the problem is not failure to condemn protests, it is the protests are working and having desired impacts on the ground. byted administration feels pressure and it is pressuring israel to scale back military operation. we saw "new york times" report that israel scaled back strike against iran under pressure from the iran administration. they have not launched on rafah because of pressure from the biden administration, there is direct line to the protest at columbia and other places intimidating biden and pushing him to pressure israel not to protect its people. >> dana: biden disapproval rating with union people under 38 is 64%. that is disapproval. there are jung jewish people, too. here is alexandria ocasio-cortez, she calls the protest peaceful. >> re

marc siegel.ey: tell us about this. 75% sleeping in the bed with their parent. it seems natural. want that bed with you under is-year-old. 1300, to 1500 sids death a year. again, almost to three quarters of them associated with sleeping in bed with a parent. do you know why? the surface isn't firm enough. where you sleep, you have a mattress you want to feel comfortable with. in the crib it's a very firm mattress maybe one cheat on top of the child. those are key issues. you don't want to have your child sleeping on their stomach when you are very young. do you know what is actually hang with sids, joey we don't know for sure the way the baby is exchanging oxygen and car done dioxin zid and they build up carbon dioxin zid. they have to sleep in a don't want to be pregnant or drinking alcohol. all of that increases risk for sids. >> joey: does the baby need to sleep on the back that's what i heard. >> definitely. safer on back or side. stomach definitely should not be until they are 1-year-old. >>

now he is passing the torch to salesforce ceo marc benioff.lide set its own record with a final winning bid of $19 million. leaders with the nonprofit shared how they picked benioff as the new lunch guest for auction. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area and the world, and glide is iconic, iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed. actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would accept the baton. and he said yes. and when we heard, we were just positively thrilled. the winner can bring up seven guests, up to seven guests to their private lunch with benioff. >> the auction launches on ebay on may 5th and closes may 10th. >> tonight, we're learning more about a first of its kind procedure helping bay area veterans who have a prosthetic limb instead of a ball and socket. >> doctors at san francisco's va are now implanting a post in the stump of a patient's knee. ktvu alice wertz spoke with one amputee hoping to get the surgery, who says t

fox news contributor and "the washington post" columnist marc thiessen joins us now.ood morning and say 10-4 good buddy to my friend brian kilmeade. >> steve: indeed. right back at ya. >> it's not surprising that people based in washington, d.c. at this broadcasting outfit are to the political left, it's just surprising that this guy is essentially blowing up his whole channel. you know, we lost our way. we are not doing both sides. we are just doing a narrow part of the left side. >> yeah. you know, is he an old school liberal and very courageous for doing this. there has been a rash of these recently. had you adam reuben stein and bennett who did exposes on their time at the "new york times" and how the "new york times" lost its way with big essays and columnist and the free press. what is different is the "new york times" isn't taxpayer subsidized, npr is second of all is he still. they wrote their pieces after they left. he is still there. and is he going to -- i mean, think about how frustrated he must be. he loves this institution. he has been there for a quarte

i was guided by the same logic, i am sure that marc walked from vitebsk, and it seemed to me that thismarc chagall’s works are the most famous, maybe the most famous for you, well , you know, i imagine, but with titles i’m not friends, you’re probably just worried, ksenia, please tell us, as far as i know, marc chagall has paintings of paris through the window, unfortunately, i can’t remember more paintings, but... to develop art in your native country, that’s patriotic , well, she answered incorrectly, she answered incorrectly, but at least she’s holding up well, well, it’s okay, it’s a pity that it’s wrong, the creator of this school was yudel pen, the correct answer to our question, no, the sixth question, is it correct? that the age of planet earth is more than 10 billion years. time. lisa, how are you? did you answer? i answered yes. i’m not sure exactly, but it turned out to me that our earth is already more than 40 billion years old. but i could be wrong. nika, how did you answer? i also answered, yes, but definitely the answer. vasily took geography class in the ninth grade, ac

it affects everything. >> but for marc klaas, any resentencing is like reopening a wound. >> there'se beneficiary from all of this. it's the guy on death row. it's the guy that murdered my kid. >> the next court appearance in this case is set for may 31st. that's the day the judge will decide whether this case is eligible for resentencing in santa clara county. ann rubin, ktvu, fox two news, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen is taking steps to change the sentences of more than a dozen prison inmates, from death to life behind bars without parole. >> the da says the move comes four years after the district attorney's office stopped using the death penalty penalty. rosen said he lost faith in capital punishment in recent years. he called it an antiquated, racially biased, error prone system that deters nothing and costs the county millions of dollars. >> we're doing a few things. one, we're bringing finality to the case, finality to the victims. >> this is what's going to happen. this person is going to die in prison. and we're also able to then take the resources that we

you guys would be cheaper than marc benioff.s way up the coast. the bases are shallow and i show this just because it's the weather geek in me has a little what we call a little coastal eddy right there, a little circulation on the marin coast. and boy, is that enhanced the fog. if you're inland, though, you're all set for warmer temps napa, pleasanton, redwood city, san jose up. we go. forecast highs. steve's 78, 81, 80 and 80. looks like the warmest day will be today. maybe close tomorrow, but the fog coming back every day looks to be increasing. so i think tomorrow will be slightly cooler. 40s 50s on the temps here. 43 san anselmo sonoma 44 rohnert park, windsor 43. close for healdsburg, ukiah is at 43 and upper lake 44. so out of those 30s now 20s in the mountains, both truckee south lake tahoe 46, arcadia 52, in san diego, los angeles 57 and 55. and las vegas, 50, in sacramento. our system for friday with a cooldown and increasing low and high clouds is there, and it looks like for rain on saturday, not just a little bit of

was bring in marc champion from bloomberg opinion. the markets being overly sanguine about the risks? or are they reading this right. >> i don't think they are being overly sanguine. the important thing to happen was that the iranian's, as soon as they had made this large attack, immediately said as far as we are concerned, this concludes it. the fact that the iranians took that view and the fact that despite it being an enormous attack, unprecedented, it actually failed. virtually all the missiles were shot down. there was miner damage. -- minor damage. sadly, one young woman is badly injured. in terms of what might've happened, it largely failed. that creates the space for israel, if it wants to, to de-escalate, or at least put off any response. it looks like the latter is what they are doing. they had a fairly inconclusive war cabinet meeting last night. while they are keeping all options on the table. they prepared options, the idf said it prepared all options to take retaliatory action, they have not said they will not do s -- th

marc: indonesia is a great case in point because the central bank did a fantastic job of anticipatinghis cycle of higher inflation and got nominal rates of healthfully so real rates were comfortably above long-term averages, and yet it has been forced into resuming rate in order to stabilize fx and keep fx volatility under control. one of the reasons why bank of indonesia did that is because foreign ownership of the indonesian sovereign bond market is very high, so it does suffer the risk of capital flights to higher yield markets, in particular higher rates. on the flipside, those economies and currencies which are running current account surpluses starkly have had low fx volatility. they should show more resilience in this type of environment, and the taiwanese dollar would be a case in point. haslinda: we have to take a look at the young getting smacked, 155 and change, but some say it's not dollar-again we should be looking at. we should be looking at yen-you want -- again- -- yen-yuan. marc: we believe it's not just about industrial market overcapacity and flooding export markets

our thanks to marc for that. our panel is standing by. it is... the thanks to marc for that.it is... the march budget felt like _ is standing by. it is... the march budget felt like a _ is standing by. it is... the march budget felt like a sleight - is standing by. it is... the march budget felt like a sleight of - budget felt like a sleight of hand, so to— budget felt like a sleight of hand, so to that — budget felt like a sleight of hand, so to that seen in the autumn statement last year. jeremy hunt announcing it further to penn's reduction — announcing it further to penn's reduction in national insurance, good _ reduction in national insurance, good news for workers none the overall— good news for workers none the overall tax — good news for workers none the overall tax burden is still approaching 70 year highs, unfortunately, we are at or close to our text _ unfortunately, we are at or close to our text women in certain areas of the uk_ our text women in certain areas of the uk economy. what have we seen? we've _ the uk economy. what have we seen? we've seen— the uk econ

marc klass return to santa clara county superior court in san jose friday. his late daughter, polly is convicted. killer richard alan davis did not. i loved the >> prosecutors confidence with his absence. court-approved davis's defense requested the hearing arguing his death sentence should be reconsidered based on new law that disregards previous sentencing enhancements. prosecutors say he is not eligible and that the attempt to vacate a jury verdict is unwarranted. this individual has been given every consideration under the law from the moment that he was arrested and he's failed and all of his attempts to get to to to get relief, to get re-sentencing. >> even gone to the california supreme court. but here we are. >> yet again in 1993, polly klaas was kidnapped from her home in petaluma during a slumber party. 2 months later, davis confessed to killing and burying the 12 year-old girl in a shallow grave near cloverdale. on friday, a motion was filed by the defense to relitigate the sentencing. another filed by prosecutors disputing qualification to the ju

>liz>political analyst marc sandalow. thank you so much. >reporter>thank you. >liz>what hasn't only been college campuses affected by anti war protests coming up? we look at the impact of demonstrations on our bridges and roads and the consequences. welcome back all half hour. we've been talking about the antiwar. protests happening. at college. campuses across the country and here in the bay area. these are the latest efforts from activists to bring attention to the plight of palestinians remember protesters shut down the bay bridge back in november. they were hoping to send a message to president biden, who was in town for the apec summit. 78 people were ordered to do community service and pay restitution to avoid jail time and then just 2 weeks ago product protestors based off against the highway patrol on the golden gate bridge traffic was shut down on both spans of the bridge for hours, and that same day in the east bay palestinian protesters blocked north 880 now at the time, governor newsom condemned the protests. >reporter>i don't think that's helpful.

. >> marc klass return to santa clara county superior court in san jose friday. his late daughter, polly, is convicted. killer richard alan davis did not. i don't think about richard allen davis. until something like this happens with his absence. court-approved davis's defense requested the hearing arguing his death sentence should be reconsidered based on new law that disregards previous sentencing enhancements. prosecutors say he is not eligible and that the attempt to vacate a jury verdict is unwarranted. i believe that the criminals in the california system. have very powerful advocates. in sacramento. because there seems to have been a systemic. attempt to undermine. >> why after law after law apparently accomplish 3 things they seem to be trying to destroy 3 strikes because this is all about sentence enhancements. this is exactly what 3 strikes was about. they're trying to empty the prisons and i believe the population is down to 77,000. inmates at this point and they're trying to eliminate the death penalty in 1993, polly klaas was kidnapped from her home

let me turn to you, marc. you say you were there. were obviously there with mike pence on the capitol, and you testified before the grand jury. i'm curious about your take because it seems based on what we heard at the supreme court, it is very likely that this case would get kicked back, and that could be delayed, and that likely means that this case won't go to trial before election day. what are the implications of that? >> kristen, i think that most voters have made their decision at this point and i think the president's actions on january 6th, he should be held accountable for the voters and i'm not sure the legal system should render a verdict beforehand. from the court's perspective. this is a novel case and it's understandable, the process and the american people have held him accountable, and i think mitch mcconnell has been entirely consistent on this, and despite the president's dereliction of duty, and at the end of the day, you don't want to be impeaching presidents, and you don't have a white house counsel's office, an

buffett will be replaced by salesforce ceo marc benioff. over 22 years, glide has raised $53 million by auctioning off lunch with buffett. leaders with the nonprofit shared how they picked benioff as the new lunch guest for the auction. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area and the world, and glide is iconic, iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed. actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would accept the baton. and he said yes. and when we heard, we were just positively thrilled. >> the winner can bring up to seven guests to the private lunch with benioff. the auction launches ebay on may 5th and closes may 10th. time is now. >> 709 bart planning a special sendoff with last of its legacy trains. there it goes. and on saturday, april 20th, bart is hosting a retirement ceremony for the last run of its legacy trains, made up of the rail cars that have been serving the bay area more than 50 years. ceremony will be at the macarthur b

marc was talking about challenging 10,000 votes, 20,000 votes, that's the entire margin.seemed normal. you're like, oh, show your driver's license. a lot of people don't have driver's licenses. they just want to make it seem incredibly difficult vote so you won't vote. so as matt so well said, if the electorate looks like normal america, democrats are going to win. so they cannot allow that. and part of that threatening political violence because it makes people get nervous. it makes people feel antsy. and it causes people -- you know, the last card they have left is fear. and they're going to play that card every where they can on every single hand at the poker table. >> and marc elias, before i fill the cup with something other than water, how do you turn it around, potentially? >> look, it's not easy. but the fact is, we all need to try. you know, and you've made an important point and not made the important point. you know, we have better secretaries of state in nevada, in michigan, in arizona than we had. we have -- we have stronger election officials and attorneys g

going to get analysis from marc thiessen on monday. the news from jacque heinrich who reports from the white house. good morning there. they have a big easter egg roll there. where the biden administration is playing defense on this religion call. good morning there. >> good morning, bill. the easter egg roll has been a white house tradition since 1878 when president hays moved this event from capitol hill after congress passed a law prohibiting children from using the capitol grounds as a playground. put thunder and lightning post pond performances and also marked by controversy after president biden commemorated transgender day of visibility which fell this year on easter sunday. easter's date varies. it falls on the first sunday after the -- transgender visibility day has a fixed date since 2009. biden posted on x, today on transgender day of visibility i have a simple message to all trans americans. i see you. you were made in the image of god and worthy of respect and dignity. he also marked easter sunday extending warm wishes to

thank you very much indeed, marc ashdown.dren's phones, according to the leader of britain's biggest education union. daniel kebede of the national education union says boys are watching "aggressive and violent pornography" which "completely distorts their view of women." he's calling for action from the government and the tech companies. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports. growing up, the whole world in their phone, teenagers navigating their social lives online. but it's what they might encounter that parents fear. teachers told me they're worried, too — about the sexist attitudes, degrading language, which they believe is fed by online content. we asked them about their experiences. i've heard students in year eight, who are between the ages of 12 and 13, talking about the different plastic surgeries that they plan to have once they're old enough. i had one young man... i'll put it politely. he wanted to have sex with me. and sometimes it comes from girls as well. - it's notjust boys doing it. i think there's a

former white house press secretary jen psaki and marc short, former chief of staff to vice presidente pence. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. >>> good sunday morning. after a monumental week marked by the first-ever criminal trial of a former president and history making arguments before the supreme court, while donald trump sat in a new york courtroom on trial for 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, the supreme court heard arguments on trump's claim of presidential immunity which could reshape the future of presidential power. the justices appeared ready to reject trump's sweeping claim that he's immune from any criminal prosecution on felony changes of conspire see and on charges of trying to subvert the 2020 election, but suggested they might give trump a victory, a delay in the case signaling they could send it back to lower courts. at issue, a version of this claim that richard nixon made in 1977. >> when the president does it that m

. >> joining me now, nbc news and msnbc national security and intelligence analyst, marc polymeropoulosand eurasia. it's always good to see you, mark. there's a lot to unpack here. i want to show people picture of the three cars. they're all white. you can see the roof of one clearly marked with a wck logo. should the idf have been able to use those drones, to see those markings, and why wouldn't that have stopped them from carrying out this attack? >> well, chris, you know, i might not be really popular when i say this, but chef andre is not correct. this is a dynamic situation. just relying on what's called isr, drone footage, for such deconfliction is something that, you know, the technology is actually not there to understand that this was any convoy. what really seems to have gone wrong is first the deconfliction because the wck folks did tell the idf they're in the area. more importantly is the rules of engagement. so ultimately just relying on drone footage, on eyes in the sky to conduct this strike seems to me to be really disturbing, and frankly, it might be part of a pattern t

buffett will be replaced by salesforce ceo marc benioff.ett leaders with the nonprofit shared how they picked benioff as the new lunch guest for the auction. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area and the world, and glide is iconic, iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would accept the baton. and he said yes. and when we heard, we were just positively thrilled. >> the winner can bring up to seven guests to the private lunch with benioff. the auction launches on ebay march may 5th and closes may 10th. the us is paying tribute to a group of women who represented the original rosie the riveters during world war two. the group flew from sfo to washington earlier this week. right now they're receiving a congressional gold medal, the highest honor congress can give to civilians. rosie the riveters are a group of women who took over critical defense jobs during the war, such as welding airplanes

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doctor marc siegel tells us about it in our next our.ry cardone is getting drilled on capitol hill. republicans want to pull funding from ivy leagues if they don't get the anti-israel protests under control. madison alworth has the latest from columbia university. stuart: one hour into the trading session, the dow was down 160, big decline in caterpillar and goldman. that accounts for 80 or 90 points. lauren: they reported stronger earnings, by $2 billion. they were in their case, and it was a problem for the whole year. stuart: it is 7%. 3m. lauren: the reason the stock is up 5%, they were a dividend, 64 consecutive years. after they spun off their healthcare business, what would happen with the dividend? they will target 40% of its free cash flow. stuart: i tend to be a dividend investor. do pay power for some of it. lauren: more people are using paypal and reported 84 basis point improvement in their margin. stuart: miguel cardonea, they want colleges to lose funding if they can't get the anti-into the real -- anti-israel protests und

founder of the site democracy docket marc elias is here.till with us. there are stories in politics, right? that we need help deciphering. and there are stories truly so monstrous that they explain themselves. and this to me, eddie glaude, feels like one of those. >> yeah. sometimes you get a telescope into people's character. so i'm a dog lover. my baby, she's 17 years old. she's a jack russell mix long hair, jack russell mix. the idea that you can deem the puppy worthless and then kill it. so imagine that rhetoric transferred to human beings. these people are deemed disposable. these folk are worthless. right? how will that heart -- >> untrainable. >> untrainable. how would that heart respond to this? and this takes us back to the last segment really quickly. we talked about how do we cover, what do we say? we have to tell the truth about who we are. as i've been telling you for all these years. and not only do we have to do the things david jolly talked about, we're going to have to cover and confront something that we know that's out th

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our correspondent marc cieslak is there.to the games and the uk has a strong heritage and tonight the celebrated could be bittersweet. there has been big job losses in the last year. it comes at a time when there have been a wave well—received as well—received as well as successful and financially successful and financially successful games released. leading the bafta field, nominated in ten categories is baldur�*s gate 3. it's inspired by the table top role—playing game dungeons and dragons, reimagined for console and pc. this is the game to beat. let's make this interesting. it's closely followed in the nominations by fan favourite spider—man 2. this is crazy. also hotly—tipped is nintendo's incredibly innovative zelda: tears of the kingdom. you are our final hope. the baftas are famous for confounding expectations, with indie games and smaller titles often taking home some of the big awards. so, quirky deep—sea exploration/sushi restaurant management sim, dave the diver, might snatch some silverware away from the blockbus