and i i say, mark hold on, and he takes it. eh, look at the cork, how i do it, how i found myself.t is, it's very funny to watch and now i trust him in plus he comes, he already remembers that i'm following in the wardrobe, but i go to dress myself with something to apply with fragrances, and he makes a choice of of the fragrance that i will put on myself he give me this i give him one bottle. i give, the second bottle, the third one is like a specific one that he liked. maybe tactile, maybe he remembered he opens on everything, and he does it. i take and put on myself i go further. that is, i already trust my son in terms of choosing a fragrance for me. that is such an experiment. we have a family, right? they often ask, of course, i read myself as a person with superpowers, but honestly i will say no because. well, look. can uh be considered professional athletes with abilities? yes, you can, but he doesn’t read everything like that, because he just does what he likes and has achieved certain results in our profession as a perfumer. the same training of your nose testing your hyp

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bernie sanders and hillary clinton and go over all those issues and how hillary clinton -- >> but mark -- >> hold polling doesn't show that that the party has dramatically changed. the polling shows the republican party has dramatically changed. the republican party has moved further to the right than democrats have moved to the left. >> because there has been -- >> but donald trump is driving the conversation, not because he takes the oxygen out of the room. because all of these really far extremist candidates are somehow winning because of donald trump, not because he takes the oxygen out of the room. that's why i think he is driving the political conversation. >> at the same time, you also have on the democratic side, the far left wing of that party, the aocs and the squad, they are dominating the conversation. they are dictating what a lot of the platform. the only difference with joe manchin is he is affect to affect the politics in the senate. that's the difference. there is a difference between what's going on -- >> other people talking about aoc. i hear conservatives. >> look what's happe

mark. amazon holding their annual shareholder meeting today. it is andy jassy's first one at the helm. your takeaways from what we heard there? and, you know, whether amazon can turn it around? mark: amazon can turn it around. i look at amazon as a thq dislocated high-quality stock. it is the most successfully diversified tech asset that i followed could i don't follow apple, but is the most success we diversified in terms of advertising retail and other targets that they can go after him putting logistics and business supplies. etc. and groceries fall into retail, but i think that is a big area for them. i'm not worried about the long-term outlook for amazon. they can execute their way and they got growth initiatives. the nuance from the headlines and we have not picked them all up, is the focus on cost efficiencies. so i think the company did something rare. i do not recall amazon ever coming out and saying be overbilled. that is what they said on the march quarter earnings call, that they made the mistake, the over extrapolated when they were making their plans, the distribution cent

danny was hit, mark was shot in the abdomen. >> i saw my son holding his chest. nearly was going to make it. >> why daniel out of all people? one of the sweetest kids i've ever met. >> her husband was rushed to the emergency room for surgery. >> i was just in total shock. >> you get a call that this is been another murder. >> correct. >> a man knocked on the door, said are you marc angelucci. then just started shooting. >> we were expecting to link up a murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. >> i just thought this is crazy. nobody safe. >> i had a feeling that the person probably wanted me. >> it's personal. >> this was revenge? >> most assuredly, yes. >> that someone would come to my door and take my only child -- it's unfathomable. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". now esther salas was a proud mother. she and her husband had just spent the weekend celebrating their son's birthday. as the festivities wrapped up, they showed a beautiful moment filled with love. then, heat shattered everything. investigators questioned if the attack was part of s

in about 30 minutes, defense secretary lloyd austin and mark milley will hold a briefing on the war inlly with over 40 countries and talking about how much the aid is helping ukraine. >> the ukrainian armed forces are using systems both old and new. they have stalled russia's offensive in the east and co

mark. amazon also holding their annual shareholder meeting today. andy jassy's first one at the helm. what were you takeaways from a we heard there, and whether amazon can turn it around? mark: i'm sure amazon can turnaround. i look at amazon as a dislocated high-quality stock. it is the most successfully diversified tech asset i follow in terms of advertising clout, retail, and a couple other targets they can go after, including logistics and business supplies. groceries i think falls into retail. that is a big area for them. i'm not worried about the long-term outlook for amazon. i think they have good growth initiatives. the norms i picked up today, at least from the headlines, is the focus on cost efficiencies. i think the company -- somebody did something -- i don't recall amazon ever saying we overbuild, but that is what they said on the march earnings call, that they over extrapolated when they were making their distribution center buildup plans at the end of 2021. i don't blame them for doing that. i think the market did that too, but amazon

in about 30 minutes, defense secretary lloyd austin and mark milley will hold a briefing on the war in ukraine. they just met virtually with over 40 countries and talking about how much the aid is helping ukraine. >> the ukrainian armed forces are using systems both old and new. they have stalled russia's offensive in the east and continued to seize the initiative. the ukrainian armed force also need our sustained support. >> we'll have the latest on the region. and from the president's trip overseas in asia, he's raising eyebrows this morning after saying the u.s. militarily would get involved if china invaded taiwan. what the white house is now saying about that. >>> help is on the way for america's families. tens of thousands of pounds of baby formula just arrived in the u.s. but when will store shelves start filling up again? >>> we have our eyes on georgia, we're a day out from the state's primary elections. early voting already breaking records there. the anticipation is intensifying in the battleground state. that's where we start this morning. von hilliard is in atlanta and i'm

and the fact that we have rejected an attempt to subvert the ability to, to actually hold elections marks but clear. i hope it's a clear hope for the somali people in terms of the international community and it's engage molly and show up. and all of that, i think part of the problem in the past 5 years has been the community has played a bit of sort of not really understanding the track, the money of faces when it comes to the governing structure and what the current which has been doing and we do know that i'll shut up now has much larger control over the country than when the president for my job took i power in 2017. obviously it is the biggest issue that we've got. but as much as that is the biggest issue that we've got security, it's political reconciliation and really having political of women. it's very, very much important. as you know, president for my job has to be an assault on the federal system that we bought in somalia. and that has created a lot of lots of t in chaos, and we hope the folks like how to ship with homeless yesterday, president denny able to come in, hopefully

and the fact that we have rejected an attempt to divert the ability to, to actually hold the elections marks a clear, a hope, a clear hope for many people in terms of the international community. and it's in the go tomorrow and all of that. and i think part of the problem in the past 5 years has been a community has played a bit of sort of and not really understanding the tract, somalia faces when it comes to the governing structure and what the current regime has been doing. and we do know that i'll show up now has much larger control over the country. then when i'm president for my just took our power in 2017 and obviously it is the biggest issue that we've got. but as much as that is the biggest issue that we've got security, political reconciliation and really having political agreement is, is very, very much important. as you know, president for my job has really launched an assault on the federal system that we bought in somalia. and that has created a lot of and my city in chaos. and we hope the folks like has a shift with president any are able to come and hopefully bring some stabil

if that holds, mark my words, they are going to go after the decision of same-sex marriage and also discussing griswald versus connecticut that protects the rights of married couples to use contraception. democrats were trying to use this as a symbolic vote putting republicans on the record but shows the limits of what democrats can do in this moment. they are hoping the issue will mobilize voters. it is unclear what impact abortion will have when issues like the economy and inflation remain on voter's minds. president biden is trying to make this about beyond just abortion rights warning other privacy rights are under scrutiny. >> thank you . >> politico also said no other drafts have been in circulation suggesting this is going to be it. from our reporting on this court, these other justices with more hidden and more that has to unfold. >> we know chief justice roberts had been proposing an alternative. he may still be working privately on an alternative to justice alito's. he would have to get one other conservative just tois to join him and go with the other three liberals to stop roe from

you'll see one guy, mark is not holding a phone.dollar michelob ultra. he became a viral star just for drinking in the experience of being near the legend. he created some quality mer ch for the mikka lobe guy and then they put a can voting to the people to pick their favorite version. but the cherry on top came in a commercial that michelob made just for him. legend. cheers to a he is a legend. cheers to you, mark. >> our final high goes to baseball newest star, ben is a slugger for the cubs of the tee ball leak. he is only five, but my goodness, the young man has some swagger. >> ♪ ben putting it down. he wal ♪♪ >> ben putting us down to the f classic pun still not a player as he walks up for his at bat. his mom posted it to tiktok where it immediately racked up 5 million views. he is joking he is currently in sern ch of an agent. if you're going to arrive to the plate with that much swag, you better back it up with the bat and he did, he smacked a single to left field. he is not a player, he just crushes a lot. we will be right b

if that holds, mark my words, they are going to go after supreme court decision on same-sex marriage. >> to our guests, i wonder if you can fact check this. he mentioned contraception. is that something you would expect to happen considering what alito says in this draft opinion about trying to carve out protection for those? >> we do know from the draft that justice alito says the way he's interpreting the law applies only to abortion. this shouldn't cast any doubt. he's arguing that abortion is not a constitutional right and should be different from guy marriage because it involves a fetal life or unborn human being. >> i think we have to recognize people are not always obvious about their offenses. in the moment, alito feels this only applies to the issue. we know they have also criticized guy marriage in the past. they may not come out and say we are looking to attack same-sex marriage but we know there are groups and organizations ready to support them and drum up support ifs that on the table. >> erol, seems to me what is also going on here is that president biden is trying to s

most of the fans at the pga championship in oklahoma holding cell phones while standing behind tiger but not mark holding a can of mikola baltra, enjoying the moment instead of trying to document it wasn't it's cameras going to catch mark, right? isn't it in the second there? so now here he is holding that can of beer and the beer companies now calling him the michelob guy selling cans and shirts with his photo, by the way, he's being paid in what michelob calls copious amounts of beard. i have to say so. i was lucky enough to spend my whole weekend it like my little boy's baseball game. right ali. you know this too, because back when we were little, our parents just watched us these days. they're filming, and it's a hard thing. just put the phone down. watch your little guy or gal do their thing. you know, it's a tough struggle because you want to capture the moment. you know when they make that hit or when they do really well, you don't want to miss it. you want it? forever seared in your memory with picture, but sometimes it's better to just take things in, but it's a tough call. yeah traffic

they can recommend contempt and holding giuliani in contempt of congress. marklding in contempt in january and the department of justice hasn't acted on that referral or on the more recent referrals of two other trump aides. the committee's really a bit stuck here. they want giuliani to testify, and he knows a lot about a lot of different topics they're interested in, but short of going through that lengthy legal process, they can put public pressure on him, but that's about it. >> garrett haake live on the hill, thank you. >>> we're getting in the first reaction this afternoon to what is now a public back and forth between two former high-ranking members of the trump administration. stephen miller, remember him? he was a senior adviser to the former president. he's pushing back against new accusations from former defense secretary mark esper. miller is telling nbc news this afternoon that he did not propose, he says, sending 250,000 troops to the southern border to deal with a caravan of migrants. he disputes what is a graphic detail coming from esper in -- aft

if that holds, mark my words they will go after the supreme court decision on same-sex marriage.urs after senate democrats failed to advance a bill protecting abortion rights across the country. daniella diaz is live on capitol hill for us. where do democrats go from here to try to preserve abortion rights? >> even though democrats have the white house, have the house, have the senate, we watched in real time yesterday that vot

if that holds, mark my words they will go after the supreme court decision on same-sex marriage. this just hours after senate democrats failed to advance a bill protecting abortion rights across the country. daniella diaz is live on capitol hill for us. where do democrats go from here to try to preserve abortion rights? >> even though democrats have the white house, have the house, have the senate, we watched in real time yesterday that vote fail, the vote that would codify roe v. wade. not even every democratic senator supported that legislation. senator joe manchin, a moderate, also voted against the legislation with every single republican senator. so it is unclear what democrats can do going forward if they don't have the votes in the senate to be able to codify roe v. wade. and they will continue to -- there are actually two republican senators, seuss son c susan collins and lisa murkowski, who are also pro-choice, and they have their own bill, but it is unclear whether democrats would sign on to their legislation. so democrats will use this as a message ahead of the 2022 mi

an occupied east jerusalem, where ultra nationalists, religious jewish groups are holding the annual flag, march event mark israel's inigo occupation of the area after the war. in 1900. 673000 israeli police officers have been deployed last year. the event triggered some of the worst incidents of violence in years and lead to israel 11 day war on gaza. while i'm sure nationalists, jewish groups attacked palestinians in the old city this morning, protesting against march. israeli forces detained several palestinians off to the incidents. an earlier splintered group of jewish also nationalists started waving israeli flags inside the acts that most compound. it's an unusual scene that provoked anger amongst palestinian worshippers. they see it as part of a group effort to change the status quo. islam bird holy a sight. and some jewish worshippers also prayed at the most compound violating and long standing agreement in place since 967. they are allowed to visit the area but a bod from performing any religious rights. meanwhile, palestinians have been holding a counter rally in ramallah in the occupied westban

if that holds, mark my words, they are going to go after the supreme court decision on same-sex marriagetlan collins and cnn senior political analyst kirsten powers. great to see you both. kirsten, i'm not sure i entirely understand the democrats who have been using the slippery slope argument, and i'm not saying that it's not true, what they're saying, but do they not think that it's enough that 50% of the country, that women are going to lose their rights? they don't think that's a motivating force enough and so they keep throwing in, you know, gay rights, et cetera, et cetera? >> well, i mean, i know what you're talking about, because i have had that sense as well. i think that -- i think both things -- all of those things matter, right? so, obviously, gay rights matter, but i feel like they pivot very quickly away from abortion, and i think much more time could be spent on how extreme this decision is if it comes out being what we've seen, even if it was only about abortion. right? and so, i don't think they're spending enough time focusing on that, on just how extremist this is, and

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president putin will hold a massive parade marking victory day. >> it's a day that celebrates the russian defeat of not see germany in world war 2 with parents every sunday on cbs's face the nation, the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. said she predicts putin will use monday's event to recruit more soldiers to fight. i hold that. then it will be evident for all to all russians what they're doing in ukraine. that's an address award. and the question is of a >> to have more tense of thousands dying in ukraine for no reason. on fox news sunday, republican senator lindsey graham says the u.s. must continue to send military. >> and humanitarian aid to ukraine. i'm not asking. >> for troops on the ground but to make sure that ukraine can expel russia and that a war criminal in the eyes of the world in an effort to deter escalating russian aggression. >> u.s. a g 7 partners sunday announced new sanctions targeting russian oil imports. dozens of banking executives and even 3 television stations in russia, the first lady's visit to ukraine definitely being well received. the ukrainian first lady e

mark. he continues to hold on to the lead. it's getting smaller. they're at the point right now where they're beginning to feel good. still cautiously so about where this is heading. westmoreland county, suburban pittsburgh where president trump had his rally for dr. oz and then some of the counties out east. suburban, philadelphia. go up knot to the lehigh valley -- >> laura: we're going to a hard break. we'll come back and wrap this. stay there. d on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine as someone with hearing loss i know what a confusing and frustrating experience getting hearing aids can be. that's why i founded lively. affordable, high-quality hearing aids with all of the features you need, and none of the hassle. i use lively hearing aids and it's been wonderful. it's so light and so small but it's a fraction of the cost of the other devices. they cost thousands less. it's insanely user friendly. you take the hear

. >>> today mark one week since the deadly shooting. families started to hold funerals. later today friends and family members will come together for maite rodriguez and amerie garza. this morning talks are underway to decide the future of the school. there is a willingness to provide money to build another school. president biden also talked about long-term grants. >>> want to take a look at the capital. today in the bay brie jackson has been following reforms. >> reporter: funeral service began for the 19 schoolchildren and two teachers killed last week in uvalde, texas. >> things have gotten so bad. >> reporter: democrats and republicans are working on a bipartisan plan. >> we have one job that many of us run for and that is to protect our constituents, protect lives and we have an opportunity to do it. >> reporter: it includes expand background checks and red flag rules. >> so when you see people about to blow, give the cops with plenty of due process the chance to go stop it before it starts. >> reporter: s will on the table, more school safety resource and raising

and you know, try to hold as much of the dos as possible. mark montgomery from the foundation for the defense of democracies. thank you for your analysis. thank you. well, here are some other developments in the war in ukraine. several people have been injured in a russian strike on a ukrainian cultural center. presidents zalinski released this surveillance footage of the attack in the town of those over in the eastern region of hockey. if he said russian forces deliberately target at the center, ukraine has accused russia of routinely striking civilian targets. germany's defense ministry says it will deliver the 1st of its 15 gay part or shita anti air tanks to ukraine. in july, keith has been pleading for more heavy weaponry to battle. russian troops in the east critics have accused germany of taking too long to deliver military 8. german chancellor, olaf schultz says tar will play a central role in german plans to cut its dependence on rushing gas. after talks in berlin with guitar, amir shake tommy bin fanny, chancellor shoals said germany wo

hold dear. a day traditionally marked with parades, barbecues and for many a visit to one of our national parks. this year if you'd like to spend memorial day in a national park, you better have a reservation. connor knight explain. >> reporter: at arches national park, memorial day weekend is typically the busiest weekend day of the year. this is what last year looked like. the park had to shut down the entrance several times to control the crowd. >> all of the parking lots were full. there would be bumper to bumper traffic all along the road. it was a terrible experience for everybody involved and not good for the park resources, too. >> reporter: caitlyn thomas is the public affairs specialist for arches located in southern utah. over the past two decades crowds have more than doubled at the park. last year it received a record breaking 1.8 million visitors which meant a lot of days felt like memorial day. >> last year how many times did you have to close that gate? >> oh, gosh 158 times. >> reporter: wow. >> a lot. >> reporter: that's for hours at a time? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: in the nea

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we want to keep you in the know about some events going on across the bay area to mark memorial day. danville will holderemony at oak hill park, include the u.s. army major, jim taylor and danville mayor, that program begins at 11:00 this morning with a concert starting 30 minutes earlier, we'll be right back. hot weather and strong winds, we're tracking those conditions. >>> what i'm concerned about is a lot more cases. >>> covid concerns this memorial day weekend, will large holiday gatherings add to the current surge? the steps you can take to make sure you stay safe. this is today in the bay streaming on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >>> good morning thank you so much for joining us on this monday. >>> i'm marcus washington, well, it is memorial day, we are honoring those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. take a live look at san francisco's cemetery, one of several events will be getting underway, remarks will be given by a gold star family, a u.s. air force fan, color guard and veterans taking place on this observance, it will start at 11:00 this morning, we want to talk about the h

oh, berlin on may, 9th, a day marking the surrender of nazi germany 77 years ago. hundreds of demonstrators hold up pictures of their relatives who fought against hitler's germany. one banner reads, the immortal regiment in honor of veterans. the end of world war 2 is commemorated every year. but this year with the war in ukraine, the day takes on new meaning. almost 2000 police officers are on duty far more than usual. russian and ukrainian flags are ban. these pro russian demonstrators don't want to be reminded of putin's attack on ukraine wakes. we had to remember our fathers, our grandfathers person, has nothing to do with it. no politics to day. okay. it's may 9. this is a holiday coming up. is it my dogma? do you support ukraine? yeah, i support all people. i support peace here. brandon, we're against fascism and pandora leave us b. we know who's to blame for the war. ah, we think it's the ukrainians faults and the americans? yes. the americans. we support ration and pollution. i think it's russia's right to defend determinant. anybody knew it's not rush. i saw the ukrainians are dying. uk

> mark carney, good to catch up with you the former bank of england governor, and now brookfield where he's the vice chair. >>> up next, rebecca patterson whether she's finding opportunities. s&p holds its gains, about half a percent higher sign up for the cnbc fantasy stock draft challenge. scan this code or go to cnbc.c cnbc.com/stockdraftchallenge mark car knee signing up right now. it's free. scan the code. we'll be right back. >>> stocks holding on to gains at the close but it has been a brutal few weeks for the bulls here's what paul tudor jones told cnbc earlier on "squawk box" about the current situation for investors. >> you know, when i own bonds and stocks, you start with that. it's going to be a very, very -- a very negative situation for either one of those asset classes, right you can't think of a worse macro environment than where wore right now. >> joining me now, bridgewater's chief investment strategist, rebecca patterson here at the milken investor conference you want to own stocks and bonds. is that still the case for you >> yeah, it is roughly we're neutral equities we have been looking for higher yields so are bearish bonds. we continue to hold that view. with

they're holding your cellphones standing behind tiger during the p g, a championship in tulsa. but mark taking in the moment instead of trying to documented look at them and right there. the beer companies now calling him the mikel obi guy. they're selling cans and shirts with his photo. here he is with this hat, and that is actually brilliant, right? everybody's capturing it, and he's savoring the moment and they're saying mikel obi is paying him with. copious amounts of beer so we can continue to savor his favorite beer 15 minutes. only one without a phone looks like yeah, that's very funny. good. good for him. i hope he's also getting paid with real money, not just beer, because that is his image that they're using to market. yeah their products so he needs an agent. yes. okay. good for him. let's check traffic this morning, and there isn't a whole lot to tell you about. actually one problem, though, is on the central freeway in san francisco , this is southbound one just before you get to the 80 connector. there's a crash blocking the slow lane. there's not a lot of cars out on the

into thanks has always and as we mentioned earlier, russia's preparing to hold its annual victory day celebrations on monday to mark the anniversary of the soviet union's victory over nazi germany in world war 2. with the event normally featuring huge parades of soldiers and military hardware, he w, ask people on the streets of moscow just how appropriate. they think that is right now. oh yes, though, the victory parade for the great patriotic war is always appropriate. it's our history with, oh, well nobody should forget our ancestors triumph. 3 wanted i'm going to see what military hardware is on, show you what we've got, but well, we still have but we're not private. we're not officers with his tradition. every year with traditions are important for our generation. that's why we need the parade. the parade is always called for. it's about remembering a student should we kneel before europe instead, never of. so why shouldn't it be appropriate? what does the 1945 victoria have to do with today? we'll hook up the breed is appropriate. it's an occasion to deserve to be celebrated. the question is how we will, of co

mark. it continues to hold onto the lead.is getting smaller mama but they are getting r at the point where they are feeling pretty good appear itself cautiously so where this is headed. west moreland county, suburban pittsburgh, where president trump, by the way, had his rally a week and a half ago. then some of the counties out east, suburban philadelphia and you go up north to the road to the lehigh valley. >> laura: we have to wrap up and we will come back and wrap this up. stay there. ♪ ♪ >> todd: here we go, carley shimkus let's do this. pennsylvania republican senate primary and tromped back dr. oz with a very, very narrow lead over dave mccormick peered over 2,000 votes with 95% of ballots counted so far. election wednesday following election tuesdays are always fun. you are watching "fox & friends first." i'm todd piro.

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i with berlin on may, 9 a day marking the surrender of nazi germany. 77 years ago. hundreds of demonstrators hold up pictures of their relatives who fought against hitler's germany. one banner reads, the immortal regiment in honor of veterans. the end of world war 2 is commemorated every year, but this year with the war in ukraine, the day takes on new meaning. almost 2000 police officers are on duty far more than usual. russian and ukrainian flags are ban. these pro russian demonstrators don't want to be reminded of putin's attack on ukraine.