i posed that question to mike brown. he kind of side stepped it like a matrix movie. that will be debated for months to come before they figure out what to do moving forward with the next edition of the golden state warrior, sara? >> vern, i think the theme we heard is it didn't feel right for this team. regardless of the season they had, this was just not an ending that fitted a once championship team, right? >> reporter: this was about veteran guys learning how to play with the younger guys, the bench, the guys learning how to play with the veterans, and at times it just did not mesh together. that comes with time. but the warriors maybe with the big three, they're out of time. they've got some big decisions to make. >> yeah, this story goes well beyond just this loss. vern, thank you so much. our lauren toms, you know, was with the fans at the big watch party over at thrive city where the mood changed pretty quickly as the game went on. >> reporter: disappointed fans here at thrive city who were hoping that this win or go home game would end in, well, a win. but fa

joining me live in a fox business exclusive is the travel and leisure ceo and president, mike brown. to have you with me today. congratulations on a very nice report card. i'm sure you're very happy with that. i want to dig into that in a second, but first just get your take on what i mentioned with the department of transportation, that announcement. what's your read on that? is that going to the help you guys at all maybe? >> well, i think given that we're right to head into the peak travel season is of the year, which is summer travel, given the recent history in what was a lot of delays over the last few years which sometimes were related to the airlines but many times were not, i think this is just an effort to get ahead of that. there weren't -- i haven't got through all the details of when your compensation will take effect, but the reality is consumers ultimately want to get to where they're going. and this announcement, you know, i think the air liens will obviously have to react to it g airlines will obviously have to react to it and make sure that they're the on top of the

asegurado un lugar en el play en un proyecto con jugadores jóvenes y talentosos liderados por el coach mike brown sacramento. y qué significa esto? que tendremos duelo del norte de california en el play en este martes en la noche, los kings recibirán en el golden center a los warriors. el ganador tendrá un partido más ante el perdedor de pelicans ante lakers para acceder a los playoffs, mientras que el que caiga en este partido. bye bye a la temporada de la nba nos vamos a las grandes ligas, donde los giants buscaban su segunda victoria consecutiva en la casa de los rays en tampa bay. vamos a ver cómo le fue al equipo de melvin. pues acá wade jr. en la alta de la primera, adelantaba al equipo de la bahía. pero adivinen que? rosario con este estacazo sobre blake snell colocaba las cosas 3 a 1. snell tratando de recomponerse. pero no funcionó porque además pinto vuelacercas por el center field. 7 carreras recibió blake snell segunda derrota de la temporada para él, y eso solo fue un bálsamo. el cuadrangular de conforto. porque cayeron 9 por 4. los giants récord de 6 y 10 para san francisco. vamos a

les t la casa ante el utah jazz y el equipo de mike brown no defraudó en el golden wan center al llevarseeron fueron los golden state warriors, al ganar en casa de los san antonio spurs 117 113. como de costumbre, steph curry fue implacable, con 33 puntos, además de 8 asistencias. pero además del chef, la gran sorpresa fue draymond green al no solo aportar 21 unidades, sino sobre todo dar 11 asistencias, lograr 6 robos e igual número de rebotes. los warriors siguen décimos en el oeste, pero ahora con 4 victorias consecutivas nos vamos al fútbol porque este fin de semana se disputó una nueva jornada de la ucl en donde el sacramento republic quería mantenerse en lo más alto de su conferencia y el republic tuvo que esperar hasta el minuto 87 para poderse llevar la victoria ante memphis gracias al tanto de jonathan ricketts. segunda victoria de la temporada para sacramento, que comparte la cima en la conferencia del oeste junto a san antonio y orange county, todos con 8 puntos tras 4 fechas. no le fue nada bien a los oakland roots. en hayward cayeron de locales 3 goles por 0 ante las vegas li

jennifer: the big thing mike brown was telling us was his base case is in line with polls which suggestg party is going to keep a majority or form coalition government, meaning continuity of policies. this is important if we look at the biggest issues facing the country. take a listen to what he told us. >> most analysts would say gdp growth for the next two to three years is between one and one half percent but at the same time most analysis says the problem is costing us 3% of gdp and logistics is costing 3% of gpt. if we resolve those through public-private partnerships, certainly a gdp growth extra. south africa growing at three or 4% is a different economy then one or one and a half percent. >> do you see that continuing? you've been part of the leadership community in south africa. we do not know what is going to happen with the election, but does the private sector have the ability to step in where they can given where the economy is right now? >> initiative has been led by martin kingston and i think many of the hard yards are showing results. if you take energy, that he achieve

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information about how they've that their workers, these are senators marsha blackburn tennessee, mike brown indiana, those are not border states, they don't want illegal and unfettered workers working, they were responding to a new york post report that said migrants often used. it workers ids to work where they were not allowed to. the new actio's paul shows 2 thirds of americans believe illegal immigration is real crisis, not up media narrative and this shocked me more. sample, 51% are okay with mass deportation. that's not just republicans. it's democrats and independents. david: back to the markets. alyssa, we have a lot of interesting reports coming out this week, the most interesting was what happened to the big tech companies in particular, alphabet which just reached a new high, now are $2 trillion company joining that group. what do you think is happening with big tech, interest rates be damned, we continue to make money hand over foot because of ai and other things like that. >> you've seen the market rally in our year long on the fed rate cut hopes and you've seen that picture ch

. >> bill: mike brown is the hampton's commanding officer. >> i don't want us to go to some type of shooting lose friends, and people are going to die. i think the u.s. submarine force is ready if that is what we are called to do. >> bill hemmer, that is so exciting. >> bill: ladies, this is your kind of drama. >> harris: now, ask not. i'm claustrophobic. >> bill: 20 miles the north shore of alaska in early march. it's 50 below. you sleep in a tent. this is getting your kind of trip, ladies. i was being sarcastic. in all seriousness, there are so many stories happening. what is considered the first final frontier. whether it involves the u.s. and russia or potentially china. there are stories about arctic ice melting in the summer time around september of that good may be perhaps someday change the way that we ship our goods through ocean liners. then you just have the personal experience of having opportunity to live with these navy guys and talk to scientists on top of the world and an opportunity to see that kind of life they have for 3 months at a time in a nuclear submarine. which hopef

. >> now up in sacramento, former warriors assistant mike brown is in his second season as the head coachy're going to be short handed guard malik monk is out as well as kevin huerter. two of their top guys a lot of firepower missing but no excuses allowed. >> so good so talented offensively. they can put up a you know 140 points in the blink of an eye. steph can put up a 40 or 50 peace in the blink of an eye. and if we let them get comfortable, it can be a long night for us. >> we have the exact same record, like i said, three of the last four games have been decided by one point. like there's been, very close proximity with the way that we've been with them. this past year. but, all that's out the door, you know, right now it's win or go home. >> it's going to be so much fun tomorrow. the wnba draft currently underway. no surprise here at number one. former iowa superstar caitlin clark went number one overall to the indiana fever. and at number two, a familiar face with the second pick in the 2024 wnba draft. >> the los angeles sparks select cam brink, stanford university all right, cam

so much could happen that it's really all about as mike brown just said.d coach of the kings who will impose their will in a one game series. and warriors fans certainly hoping that it will be the warriors coming up in the 6:00 hour. we're going to hear from klay thompson, you know, if the warriors lose this game, could this be his last game in a warriors uniform. that's what folks are talking about. his contract is up and they might break up the core three. so we'll hear from klay thompson coming up in the next half hour. but from golden one center we're going to we're going to hear the roar. and feel the roar soon. but fans just trickling in at this hour. >> mike and julie yeah klay loves his boat too much. he's got to stay put so he can drive the boat across the bay. that's going anywhere. >> i'm with you julie i'm with you. it would be a sad day when you i mean steph klay and draymond have been together for so long that i think warriors fans would definitely be very bummed out if one of them left. >> now if they keep winning we don't have to talk about

for even those seated in the very of the auditorium to hear eric garner or mike brown, tamir rice, philandoastile, freddie gray. i'm always bit surprised when one or two people don't recognize even the first two names, but fewer than a handful have taken their seats. by the time lift up freddie gray, the vast majority of people recognize these men and know the common risks that link their fates. are black and did not survive an encounter with the police. i pause for a moment. i ask the audience to look around. the room is quiet and still people take in what they have. demonstrate. group literacy about the vulnerable ability of black people to police violence. at the moment, it seems a completely obvious reading of the social knowledge that is minute merely necessary to ground any conceivable collective action. i continue. i say, michel, because so. and then comes that which which of dozens sometimes, hundreds, sometimes a thousand people taking their seats. it is the sound of silence. the sounds of people taking their seats mount. as i the roll call tanisha anderson, ayanna stanley, kayla m

brown, and secretary mike mccord, the department's comptroller . let me start by thanking this committee for all you do to support the u.s. military, our troops, and our military families. we are seeing the exceptional skill and professionalism of our forces after around's unprecedented and reckless assault on israel. alongside israel, and our allies, we had enormous success in defeating iran's attacks. we will continue to stand ready to protect our troops in the region, and to support the defense of israel from attacks by iran, or its proxies. in our commitment to israel's security is ironclad. let me be clear, while we have not seen renewed attacks on u.s. forces or facilities, as president biden has said, we will not hesitate to take all necessary actions to protect our people. now, let me turn to this year's budget request. >> the meeting will be suspended. the committee will be in order. teacher notes and disturbance of the committee proceedings. the chair for my i guess the disruption of the audience is a violation of house rules. any additio

i want to think secretary austin, charles brown and mike mccord for your service and hard work. i want to start to talk a little bit about israel and defending against iran . the attack on israel must never be allowed to take place again. the u.s. security assistance to israel must therefore continue unimpeded. israel's security has only become more complicated in recent weeks and months as a not only works to defeat hamas and free the hostages but also faces frequent threats and attacks by iran and its proxies like has blood and others. secretary austin, be on the house passing the senate security package which i am fighting for, what more can be done to help israel defend itself, including a reportedly imminent threat from iran? >> we are doing a lot, senator and first of all, thank you for your support. like you, i sincerely hope that we can get this across the goal line in the near future. the chairman and i talk to our counterparts frequently and assess what additional things we could be doing to help israel try to understand what their priorities are and the direction of t

found guilty in a court of public opinion as he relates to the death of nicole brown simpson and wrong goldman. >> martha: mike ai interviewed a goldman family over the years, when i look at that video of him talking about a football game, the only thing that goes through my mind is this and got to live his life, you know, he was free. he went to prison for a while based on, you know, his attempt to get his souvenirs and his personal stuff back but, you know, you think about what was done. we will talk to dr michael auden on the scene about the vicious heinous nature of this crime. both individuals have their throats slashed. they were stabbed multiple times and no 1 ever spent a day in jail for their murderers. you know, 1 of the things that i really think was so potent about this process was it divided the nation unfortunately it became not just about whether or not he was guilty of the crime, it became about people getting to their corners about race, leo. >> you are 100% correct. la had just gone through the riots of the rodney king riots. there was this animosity and distrust toward the police. and in tha

also they have confirmed that bill brown is going to take over as ceo may 1st, mike roman will become waiting on the other two. big names today, coca-cola and mcmcdonald's. you have spoken about this, pro palestinian protesters at columbia taking over of an academic building overnight, the same building where students protested the vietnam war in 1968. watch. >> [chanting] >> protesters getting inside the hamilton building, reports say they shattered windows and barricaded themselves inside the hall. they're there right now, this coming hours after columbia officials declared they would start to suspend students who continue to rally after the school's 2:00 p.m. deadline yesterday to disburse. protesters at the university vowing to keep their encampment on campus until school officials divest from companies associated with israel. complete forgiveness for protesting. all right. four law enforcement officers are dead, four injured after a shootout in charlotte, north carolina. the u.s. marshal's task force you a attempted to serve a warrant for a convicted felon. the person began shoot

mike johnson. they need an election lie that motivates their base and so they've traded in the false conspiracies about black and brown people reading the election, for a new narrative, one where brown people from all over the global south are invading the united states just to vote for democrats. and it's not just mike johnson and donald trump. the republican national committee led by trump's daughter-in-law is running robo calls pushing this exact same nonsense. >> i'm stephanie calling for the republican national committee cochair laura trump. i'm sure you can agree that we cannot allow the chaos and questions of the 2020 election to happen again. your vote could be canceled out by someone who's not an american citizen. >> as preposterous as this is, it appears to be convincing people. one of the richest men in the world, elon musk who i will note, is himself an immigrant to the united states, has repeatedly pushed the claim that democrats are trying to ship in voters from other countries. musk has blasted the message to his millions of followers on the social media platform he owns and controls. and now, he will b

mike. he's remembered for the 1990s murder trial of his ex-wife, nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. but before the infamous bronco case, before he was acquitted of murder, oj simpson was a hometown hero and a bay area hall of famer with humble beginnings, it was 1947, in the poor neighborhood on potrero hill, where orenthal james simpson was born and raised. >> when o.j. lived here, there was a lot more public housing on the hill than there is now. >> he spent his days developing his talent, playing sports at the local rec center, where a faded mural of him still commemorates his success. the trophy box, highlighting his 1959 little league baseball team . >> and later on in the 70s, he he donated to the center, and they were very thankful for that. >> directors at the rec center saying he always supported youth sports. he went on to wear the number 28 at galileo high school and the number 32 at city college, the same number he made famous with the buffalo bills. >> everyone knew oj simpson in the 70s as one of the most dynamic athletes in america, and he certainly was, you know, at

mike. he's remembered for the 1990s murder trial of his ex-wife, nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. the infamous bronco case, before he was acquitted

brown, surgeon. dr. kalpana chawla, phd." laurel -- laurel was a submarine doctor. i thought that was so cool. mike -- he's air force pilot.nd then willie -- he was like a test pilot. rick -- he'd already been up to space. and then there was ilan. you know, he was already a hero in his country. so i was like, "wow! we have the juice here! this will work." ♪ and they came together to start training. -welcome aboard. -four of us are flying for the first time. roll camera. and that could be seen as a disadvantage. in some ways, it's an incredible advantage because we have a wealth of enthusiasm and excitement that other, more seasoned crews may not have. -i was married to laurel clark, who was on the columbia mission. we met in navy dive school. she beat us in swimming -- the guys -- and that was kind of irritating. she was just tenacious. she always had a smile on her face no matter what happened. it was really beautiful. [ both laugh ] -i feel very fortunate to be assigned to this mission. i'm expecting it to be the experience of my lifetime so far. ready, ready, mark. -we were so excited. ♪ -i remember going into nasa taki

mornings," general cq brown jr., chairman of the joint chiefs, will join us to talk about the war and concerns about it widening across the region. >>> embattled house speaker mike johnson is set to meet with former president donald trump in florida today. johnson, who is facing the threat of being ousted by republican representative marjorie taylor greene, will join trump for what's being called a major announcement on election integrity. johnson has offered greene a seat on his so-called kitchen cabinet advisory group. >>> the former interpreter for l.a. dodgers player shohei ohtani is expected to surrender to authorities today on federal bank fraud charges. he is accused of stealing more than $16 million from the baseball star to cover up illegal gambling debts. cbs' adam yamaguchi has more on the evidence including text messages. >> reporter: federal prosecutors laid out in detail how ippei mizuhara allegedly fleeced millions from the l.a. dodgers superstar shohei ohtani. >> mr. mizuhara had unique access to mr. ohtani's finances. mr. mizuhara used and abused that position of trust in order to plunder mr. ohtani's bank account to the tune of over $16 million

mike pence! >> reporter: eleanor holmes norton represents washington, d.c., in the u.s. house. >> it has special meaning in the district of columbia because this is a black and brown city.en you see gallows here where, in fact, people in years gone by were in fact hanged, it has very special meaning. >> reporter: cbs news has obtained new video showing people moving pieces into place before dawn. a new report from a congressional subcommittee says the construction began before 7:00 a.m. with the cross-beam and a neon orange noose added just after the rioters attacked the capitol at 1:00 p.m. cbs news has learned the rope was cut and tossed down after the riot and recovered by an international journalist who turned it over to the fbi. >> started the white house -- >> reporter: jane campbell of the u.s. capitol historical society says it's an image that is now seared into history. >> the images of terror at times when our country is in its worst moments stick with us. >> reporter: though that mystery remains, the department of justice and the fbi have found more than 1,350 people they believe were part of the january 6th attack. with hundreds more arrests still possible.

the company naming a new ceo, william bill brown, who will take the reigns tomorrow, with current ceo mikean becoming executive chair. paypal in the green, raising its profit forecast thanks to resilient spending trends and improving margins. ceo alex cyst calling this a, quote, transition year. trouble for the online educators, course serra and chegg after guidance came in lighter and chegg announced a new ceo. dan will be stepping down june 1st after which the company's coo will be taking over the role. lot of moves. >> getting conference board this morning. back to rick santelli. hey, rick. >> yes. a common theme here, weaker than expected. look at headline consumer confidence for april from the conference board. expecting a number 104 to 104.5. 97. that's the weakest since february of '21. weakness since november of 23. what may lie ahead in the form of expectation, 66.4. weakest since july of '22. all three had revisions last month and if you look at headline revised from 104.7 to 103.1, weaker, present situation also weaker from 151 all the way down to 146.8. the only bright spot in

brown university in providence, rhode island. nick wanted usc and elleithee, to both you, house speaker mike johnson just visited columbia university in manhattan where pro-palestinian protests have been creating turmoil across the campus for at least the last week, cnn's erin burnett is at columbia university now an error and you just sat down with speaker johnson right after his press conference. we're at times, if not throughout the entire thing, students sen. protesters were heckling him yeah. >> yeah. and you know what jake behind me, this is the tented camp min here at columbia university that we've seen at the heart of all this it's peaceful, it's quiet, it's an absolutely gorgeous day that's how it was when we got here. but a couple of hundred feet away at the steps of the library that's where the house speaker along with adults location of other gop representatives, media from new york went to get press conference. there were hundreds of people there. jake just completely swarmed hundreds and a lot of media but a lot of students and it was heckling from start to finish, although not overwhelming the entire time that the sp

garat implored mike johnson to add border security to the bill especially if the house voted to aid ukraine. >> -- frustrated that there is -- very clear, that brown of the package -- and give cover to five democrats voted for it. it's mind-boggling lily stupid people down on the floor. >> conservatives are upset that the bill sends money to israel, ukraine and taiwan that is not paid for. that is why the right is fuming at house speaker mike johnson. >> we continue to reach into our pockets to pay for these and less interventionism this new conservative when it's not a real responsibility mack this should be being handled by germany, by italy, by france, the people who -- >> marjorie filigree did not try to unseat johnson over the weekend but that remains a threat. meantime some republicans are arguing with each other over 24 ukraine. ohio's j.d. vance opposes helping ukraine, lindsey graham is one of ukraine's biggest advocates. >> i challenged j.d. vance to go to ukraine and get a briefing from the agrarian military and talk to the ukrainian people then tell me what you think. >> gop florida senator rick scott says the border is the number 1 is

philadelphia for a new narrative, one where brown people from all over the global south are invading the united states just to vote for democrats. it is not just mike johnson and donald trump. the republican national committee, now led by trump's daughter in law, is running robo calls pushing this exact same nonsense. >> hello, i am stephanie calling for the republican national committee cochair will direct trump. i'm sure you agree with cochair trump we cannot allow the chaos and questions of the 2020 election to happen again. if democrats have their way, your vote could be canceled out as someone who isn't even an american citizen. >> as preposterous as this theory is, it appears to be convincing people, including some very influential people. one of the richest men in the world, elon musk, who i will note is himself an immigrant to the united states, has repeatedly pushed the false claim that democrats are trying to ship in voters from other countries. elon musk has blasted that message to his millions of followers on the social media platform he owns and controls. now, he will be assisted in this insanity by the leader of the house of represent

hour house speaker mike johnson is going to speak from columbia university in new york city, calling on that schools president to resign we ever reporters on campus at columbia and it brown in providence, rhode island. let's go first. isabel rosales, who was at brown where an encampment was recently formed. tell us about the scene. there is a well breonna boris you are looking at this pro-palestinian and cabinet right now on the main green of brown's campus, were these just over 20 tents, one up just early this morning we've heard over 100 students here right now, gathered singing, chanting from colombia to brown we will not let gaza down. >> and i do also want to point out this building right here, that is the administrative building. so they could see from these windows as this encampment continues to grow here are those chances well, and from some of the organizers that we've spoken to, they have two big demands and that is for the university to divest and break apart anytime 20 companies dealing with the israeli government and the second is for them to drop charges against 41 students are arrested back in december 1 sit i do also want to play for you now a video we t

brown bottom in the late 1990's. james steel of hsbc, thank you. good to see you. an update on inflation. in six minutes, inflation data drops. mike-term basis with the monthly headline and core dropping a little bit, but because of energy prices and base affects, the year-over-year number for cpi headline is expected to rise to 3.4% from 3.2%. that would be a disappointment to some. core expected to go down year-over-year. that might make the fed happy. we see a lot of tweets from people saying this is the most important cpi of our lifetime. maybe not. of the year, maybe. it's going to tell us something about what the fed is thinking. as it goes into may and june, a rise probably means june may be off the table. maybe it comes on. >> how high is the threshold to shift the fed given the fact that we have gotten a number of higher-than-expected inflation rate over the past -- inflation reads over the past few weeks? >> if it goes up significantly, it does have an impact. cpi does not usually come in. it can't surprise but when it does it is by .1%. a lot of that is down surrounding. everyone is looking at three decimal places on th