morse.ill never go down, and now to explain all that matters with gamestop, amc and the rest of it, mr. bostick. romaine: i'm actually going to start with ford because this is the other meme stock rallying. tom: ford is a meme stock? romaine: it is now. right now up 2%. doing work over there to try to pivot this company towards ev. investors seem to like what they hear. this is a company now firmly in the conversation about not only making ev's, but really leading in the ev space. this is a company a lot of people think can actually go punch for punch with tesla in regards to what it offers and how it offers it. those shares up 2.3% in the premarket, at the highest level we have seen in several years. keep in mind, this has been one of the biggest laggards out there. if you missed it, yesterday amc was up 30%. it is up 15% in the premarket, above the $30 level. i don't know if that is an entry point or an exit point. it will be interesting to see whether the short squeeze actually holds into

morse and i wrote this book with that backdrop.and what we want to do in this book is help ordinary people without accounting degrees figure out what in the world is going on. because here's the thing. it's just actually not that complicated. it's a little bit of math and it's a very simple story. rich people are standing at the drawing board there designing a tax system that rigs the economy in their favor. show you in this book exactly how they do that. this is what we did in the book. we basically explain how stupid the tax code is currently. it's a 2017 tax codes with republicans put in place. we just explain it. this is what incentivizes this is what it does. weeks.stupid what the tax code as it exists. and then all the intellectual justifications are stupid. not only this not the way to do it but all the visas you have for doing it the way you do it don't make any sense anyway. and so that's really i thought tonight for low substance on the tax peace let's dive into a biden is put out there already. biden is put out a corpora

>> so a couple months ago, doctor at brigham women's hospital in boston named michelle morse proposedeferential care based on race to black and latino patients. specifically, she said there would be a preferential admissions option at the hospital's cardiac care specialists for those patients. now, it's not clear that that's actually gone anywhere at the hospital but morse has certainly gone somewhere. she's now the chief medical officer of new york city where she'll be overseeing new york city's entire hospital system. >> tucker: this would seem to violate the fundamental tenant of american society which is you don't intentionally try to hurt people or kill people because of their skin color. how could this be legal in this country? >> oh, well, there's a straight-forward answer. it's not and they acknowledge as much. in the proposal, dr. morse says explicitly, this might violate our color-blind system of law, probably in reference to the civil rights act. so, no, it's not legal but they just don't care. >> tucker: i mean, if you wanted to convince people there was an organized effor

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edward morse of citigroup. but -- stop by.s, from new york, from berlin, this is bloomberg. >> the russian hackers behind the soul for when campaign have escalated attacks on u.s. federal agencies, think tanks, and nongovernmental organizations according to a blog post for microsoft vice president tom berg. in april, president biden ordered sanctions against six companies that provide support to the kremlin operations. in taiwan, officials say the coronavirus outbreak is not under control despite strict social distancing members -- measures. authorities reported hundreds of new infections. the health minister hoax at least 60% of the population can get at least one dose of the covid 19 vaccine before the end of october. japan's prime minister is extending instead of emergency in tokyo and other cities in japan. it is a last-ditch effort ahead of the olympics. japan has one of the slowest vaccination programs in the developed world. nike has extended its partnership with namer over the brazilian's soccer star refusal to coopera

senator morse. senator roy. he joins the debate. the opposition who refuses.le a senate debate is underway, there is activity on the house side. minority leader has learned that the majority party is making a desperate effort to pass its bill through the senate aired congressman favors legislation to aid the farmers but he is opposed to the methods proposed in the administrations bill. he is determined to block this bill in the house, plan a counter move or force compromise. he has a secretary summon a republican writ for the house. at party writ like a quarterback directs the moves on the floor. they decide they need the advice of another congressman. he is invited to join the conference. they must think this out carefully. they must bring all the strategy they have learned through many years of legislative experience to stop the majority bill in the house. this constant struggle between the majority and the minority, the two parties in congress, republicans and democrats, is the very essence of democratic lawmaking. it assures that every bill that is made in

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carolyn morse has their story. >> the heartbeat sound. new parents, alex and alyssa cash ix say they'll never forget of their son henry. thought he was coming yesterday. and so good. >> it was a surprise that he gave another state for sure. little henry was born at 3.40 in the morning, weighing 8 pounds and one ounce 28 a half inches long. >> alyssa says becoming a mother on mother's day was a moment shall treasure for the rest of her life. >> but it really just anything my mom and his mom and how special they are to us and. they up to them. so it's really states, >> the parents decided to not find out the gender of their baby until the moment, listen. gave birth a surprise to last a lifetime. you guys choose to do that on your own. just to find out. >> all mike, tell me about that. >> we just then think there's that surprises left in the world anymore. so we thought save this one for so it was very exciting just to see him. >> those carolyn morse reporting for us tonight. another look at our 4 zone forecast. this sunday at 9 o'clock. a l

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he's not exactly completely control by putting that would not be true. morse. however, i do think that if europe on some kind of democratic change in bellows, they have to take into account the position of russian and talk to russia as well. yeah. and when we talk about the significance of russian, the significance of letting me push it, it has been suggested that what we're actually experiencing is another exchange of fire in a, in a long, slowly escalating proxy war between, between uminski on one side and, and must go on one side and the european union on the other side is not too far fetched. well, it's a good question. i mean, there is an interesting point of view that this particular act of aggression called the lending of the reiner plane, is his way of burning the bridges with the european union. and thus kind of closing up to put in and showing that you really are my last supporter. i really have to depend on you 100 percent right now. on the other hand, it is well known to put in is not a fan of what question could personally, their personal relations

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morse johnson has given himself the opportunity to scrap fixed terms for parliament how do you read that. well i think well this queen's speech is really all about his boris johnson preparing to call an election rather sooner than he might. might have expected so the last election tried to 90 the next one should eat at 5 years after that but he can't call one soon and if he changes the lol and i think he's feeling rather pleased at the way the elections went last week and certainly in england where he actually managed to get a lot of votes in the heartland of the labor party up in that all 3 of them let's take a listen to another section of the queen's speech from today take a listen. my ministers will promote the strength and integrity of the union. now usually brought forward to strengthen develop government. and address the legacy of the past quite new there the queen there of course she's touching on this idea of national unity huge high on the agenda after a strong showing by scottish nationalists in last week's elections yes indeed and i don't think there's very much substance ther

democrats and now that progressive democrats are in power particularly in the house of representatives morse more more so in the senate this is a problem for israel and you have a real split in elite opinion for the 1st time questioning really questioning deep the questioning the amount and type of u.s. aid given to israel and the amount and type of u.s. support given to israel in the united nation and other other international bodies danny let me ask you the israeli army has said that it's going to be presenting a plan to political leadership for a potential ground operation do you expect that there will be a ground operation an offensive in gaza playing out in the days to come. well i ain't never knew the goal of the deputy minister of defense and the time when the fight with hamas you have to look at all options but who had seen kerry very carefully before taking that into vision we know their rights and know. our main goal is do what depth our city them days when you are there is plenty of germans and sitting in billboards all over there we have a strong military more than military. and

which we've been following after israeli forces stormed the morse earlier this morning before 9 am local time the latest figures we have are that some 180 palestinians have been hurt in the violence there wounded when israeli security forces stormed that compound 80 people we understand have now been hospitalized as a result of. raids. devices numbers out for you 950 people we understand have now been injured in that raid and of course as we gain more access to the sites we can expect those numbers to rise certainly given some of the images that have been coming out journalists have also been targeted we understand that some 6 palestinian journalists who were in the components have been injured after a tear gas and stun grenades were fired inside the actual mosque itself and i witness reports are saying that so many people have been injured by rubber bullets rubber coated steel bullets which have been fired at protesters of course a very tense time happening right now in jerusalem this is what is known as jerusalem day where israeli right wing nationalist sense a parade through the stree

they request by the people by the nations and not by the i classes of the popular classes is west of morse 50 or more security and and maybe of more severe punishment by judges this is true it's very simple if michael is not able to deliver on that matter which is requested by the french people and we still have a democracy and still people get photo whatever mainstream media estelle didn't do . if michael does not meet these challenges there's a possibility that the man of the pen is elected president yes. yes or i saw you reacting we are sorry run of the times can i ask you to please keep your answer brief but if you want to jump in. yes definitely a much more akin to many when michael do he cracks down on civil liberties in the rights we the muffler somebody else expression freedom of the press for mr duffy emergency laws and lesser offense now the middle click on to do more than is so but what you can say it is a month into it then it can benefit in the short term but in the long term she has a credibility problem and only time will tell whether a person from outside of the political s

minister did above highly complimentary about the skills as a as a journalist so you know him better than morsespotless does in the sort of man who goes home to downing street and has a good laugh about the day's events or is a someone who who pours over what might be in there in the social media of the or the next day's headlines is here what they are or is he devil may care on the basis of the johnson i knew at the spectator when i worked for him as i was his little correspondent and he was the editor you were in character i mean it's one of the greats redeeming features of the prime minister is that he wasn't over consumed by a source of personal vendettas or you know when it was written of a segment of papers all he will go back home and and be very good company i mean nice that is just now i know. where the he's still the case in downing street i couldn't possibly say because i graduated from you i have had an invitation. are you surprised big greatly didn't ask you peter over us to convince unionist to do something which is very out of character i wanted to give some advice to nicholas st

for acting on his own, which is not exactly completely control by putting that would not be true. morse. however, i do think that if europe on some kind of democratic change in bellows, they have to take and count the position of russian and talked to russia as well. yeah. and when we talk about the significance of russian, the significance of letting me push it, it has been suggested that what we're actually experiencing is another exchange of fire in a, in a long, slowly escalating proxy war between, between uminski on one side and, and, and must go on one side and the european union on the other side. it's not too far fetched. well, it's a good question. i mean there is an interesting point of view that this particular . 2 act of location, called the landing of the reiner plane, is his way of burning the bridges with the european union and thus kind of closing up to put in and showing that you really are my last supporter. i really have to defend you 100 percent. right. now, on the other hand, it is well known to put in is not a fan of luca. shanker personally, their personal relatio

morse are everywhere. we're starting to feel the effects of that ocean air temperatures today in san francisco, kind of a cool day only 56 degrees in downtown san francisco, 62 in oakland. 72 comfortable and warm in san jose. at 80 degrees and live more 80 degrees and conquered and 70 degrees in santa rosa. the fog low clouds gathering right now. more to come overnight tonight. it's likely going to deepen as an area of low pressure develop and move off the coastline. likely bring some more drizzle and a whole lot of wind. i think by tomorrow afternoon, these are going to be sustained winds. look at all the colors begin to fill in with that afternoon. sea breeze. you start to see some yellow, some orange she was read out there gusting over 30 miles per hour. but to stay maybe to 23 in san francisco so that is a significant win likely to develop around the bay area. alright, that being said overnight tonight. we'll see some increasing clouds patchy drizzle along the coastline tomorrow morning clouds than the

so it's called morse code time the smalling r t speaks to the 10 year old garza girl whose video on the horrors of israel's assault has gone viral. seem to be helping people but how can that help that nothing will could i want that right so anymore so what do they want to do. be toying with the conflict entering a 2nd week israeli citizens struggle under the sound of rockets sirens as it's back . in here only to know if. it's holiday in town what keeps me strong. enough people that i left. i did other news a u.s. weapon sales israel's causing friction about democrats as criticism of tel aviv grows from those concerned about human rights abuses of palestinians. good morning russia this tuesday the 18th of may is kevin irwin here about international with the latest for you and again one story dominating this morning what's happening between israel and gaza and the death toll in gaza 1st off has risen as israeli forces continue to shell the enclave at least 212 people now including 61 children have been killed this is the latest violence began a week ago explosions late the night sky in ga

for acting on his own, which is not exactly completely control by putting that would not be true. morse. however, i do think that if europe on some kind of democratic change in bellows, they have to take the account, the position of russian and talk to russia as well. yeah. and when we took the significance of russia, the significance of letting me put it, it has been suggested that what we're actually experiencing is another exchange of fire in a, in a long, slowly escalating proxy war between, between the minced on one side and, and must go on one side and the european union on the other side, is that too far fetched? well, it's a good question. i mean, there is an interesting point of view that this particular act of gushing, called the landing of the reiner plane, is his way of burning the bridges with the european union. and thus kind of closing up to put in and showing that you really are my last supporter. i really have to depend on you 100 percent right now. on the other hand, it is well known to put in is not a fan of work. i think of personally their personal relationship is n

for acting on his own, which is not exactly completely control by putting that would not be true. morse. however, i do think that if europe on some kind of democratic change and bellows, they have to take and count the position of russian and talked to russia as well. yeah. and when we talk about the significance of russian, the significance of letting me put it, it has been suggested that what we're actually experiencing is another exchange of fire in a, in a long, slowly escalating proxy war between the, between the uminski on one side and, and must go on one side and the european union on the other side. it's up to far fetched. well, it's a good question. i mean, there is an interesting point of view that this particular act of gushing, called the landing of the reiner plane, is his way of burning the bridges with the european union. and thus kind of closing up to put in and showing that you really are my last supporter, i really have to defend you 100 percent right now. on the other hand, it is well known to put it is not a fan of luca. shanker, personally, there are personal relati

united nations own boy to a place like syria or yemen he would have to meet with tribesman with war morse with government officials with n.g.o.s warring factions convince them conduct subtle diplomacy bring them to different places of the world build confidence measures and after years you hope you would be able to set aside those differences are going to be the case in a more with this is not diplomacy. well you're exactly right the plan is he takes huge amounts of patient george mitchell to the northern ireland agreement said that peacemaking was $799.00 days in days of failure and one day of success and much diplomacy is that patient work their best ambassador and running just described of building up trust and rapport between different groups until you can get to the point where people can imagine making the sacrifices making his commitments making these compromises and and tradeoffs and so a lot of that hasn't been happening over the last year the other thing of course as been happening is of course there hasn't been as much resource and time for diplomacy the attention of government

country in the world hunt from what it was written natural it wasn't a monster those are part of the morse of the quarry there are even plans to use to a crown a plan to carry passengers you know because it didn't need long runways or airports . up to gleam of civil it is 14 years of his life to the. he logged a bit more than 500 hours of flight time which she says is not much for a professional test pilot but the flights were anything but easy something always went wrong the prototype had only been built for test flights. 3 was nick though we have various firefighting protocols in the event of an accident. but it's not just want to be honest we never once had to use them. with the new rich of us. today the caspian sea monster stands near their bent a 2 hour drive from up to gleam of whom. the now retired flight engineer is proud to have been the only dagestani on the team of soviet researchers. hardly any food remain from his time of them after all it was a top secret soviet military project. but i was the only non party member they took on but they would have gone the other coworkers wer

k prime minister morse johnson said, it makes our demands all the more urgent that he must be released. but everything must be done, especially when one hears with his parents have to say, and we will use all available means to do this. johnson, michael speaking there. let's go back to political analyst branch in the you already have sanctions in place against russia, which appears to have had little effect as even the french president admits. what could be the next step. why don't you have to be impressed with the fact that the europeans responded quickly and in a unified fashion in terms of shutting down galleries and aerospace for transit, which is expensive for these airliners, as well as not allowing gala roosters flag carrier to transit to european cities, but this, this is not as the french president said earlier today, this is not going to be truly punitive in a way that will hurt. lucas shaker. know if they want to hurt it, they need to go after the all of our supporter and they need to go after the court sectors of the reason economy. that means oil. and that means poetry. an

for acting on his own, which is not exactly completely control by putting that would not be true. morse. however, i do think that if europe on some kind of democratic change in bellows, they have to take and count the position of russian and talked to russia as well. yeah. and when we talk about the significance of russian, the significance of letting me polluted, it has been suggested that what we're actually experiencing is another exchange of fire in a, in a long, slowly escalating proxy war between, between uminski on one side and, and must go on one side and the european union on the other side is that too far fetched? well, it's a good question. i mean, there is an interesting point of view that this particular act of aggression called the landing of the writer plane, is his way of burning the bridges with the european union. and thus kind of closing up to put in and showing that you really are my last supporter, i really have to depend on you 100 percent right now. on the other hand, it is well known to put in is not a fan of luca. shanker, personally, their personal relationship

if you can duplicate the radio network, this is all done by morse code, if you can duplicate that traffic, it will seem to any german intelligence analyst listening in as if a real unit is there. even if it is encoded, the germans were sophisticated and could recognize the sending style of american operators and recognize key elements. so you had a phony radio network and they learned to impersonate the sending style of the radio operators in other units. so you are putting of the air what you hope is very convincing imitations of the radio network of a real unit. it can be done on the move. you could start it at a convoy 75 miles away. then it is moving to a certain spot. if you imagine taking all these techniques and the special-effects, they are all coordinated. they're all telling the same story. we have come up with a phony story. this is the thinking part of it. a phony story and then were trying to send information about it to all these channels and the enemy does not have to pick up everything. maybe it's better if they only pick up bits and pieces because then they will put them

>> sometimes people put things into morse's sinked words then you could hope. i got this tweet.is a genius. "if you are worried about people not wearing masks, get vaccinated. if you are vaccinated, you don't need to worry about who was wearing masks." that sums it up. >> jesse: that's what i just said, so i must be a genius, too. >> gillian: sorry, i wasn't listening. [laughter] >> jesse: no one does. [laughter] >> gillian: just kidding. >> katie: up next, more bias from cnn, the network giving chris cuomo a pass after helping his brother fight sexual harassment allegations and scandals. ♪ ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. at aspen dental, today is the day to

as the project has unfolded a been fortunate to work closely with the cochair steven morse and seniorent under director of global health policy center and heidi larsen profession of risk indecision science and director of the vaccine confidence project at the london school. their dedication to the issue and the project and their guidance throughout has been critical. program manager with global health policy center deserves special mention for her patient's attention to detail, creative problem-solving and willingness to go the extra mile and m coordinate the projects activity over the past year. special thanks also to our communications mobile health the a/v team and the production graphics andnd multimedia teams for their and support throughout the past year. the july 2020 so the first meeting the high level panel for misinformation. brought together 25 experts public health at the global, federal cybersecurity, national and global security public opinion polling and communications. i have to confess at that first meeting in july whose heavy working of the next eight -- nine months

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they request by the people by the nations not by the i classes of the popular classes this west of morse if he was security and and maybe of more severe punishment by judges this is true it's very simple if michael is not able to deliver on that matter which is requested by the french people and we still have a democracy and still people get photo whatever mainstream media just felt that too . if michael does not meet these challenges there is a possibility that the man of the pen is elected president yes. yes or i saw you reacting we are sorry run of the times can i ask you to please keep your answer brief but if you want to jump in. yes definitely a much more akin to many when michael do he cracks down on civil liberties in the rights we the muffler somebody else expression freedom of the press or mr duffy emergency law is a must for vengeance now the miracle come to do more than this so but what you can say it isn't that much into it than it can benefit in the short term but in the long term if she has a credibility problem and only time will tell whether a person from outside of the

it give morse energy to people on the left to say this is not democratic. >> emily, let me read for youm "the washington post" talking about the filibuster and saying listen, it's not essentially that easy. and even if the democrats were to get rid of the filibuster, they would still need to have a majority. and they have some outliars, joe man chan, republicans and some democrats argue it's not that easy, and advocates of getting rid of the filibuster don't acknowledge another problematic reality for the party. seven democrats don't currently have the majority needed to pass parts of the biden agenda, even if they scrap the 60-vote threshold. a real reality for the democrats. >> that always becomes the argument, and it's real. but getting rid of the filibuster, there would be incentive to bring moderate democrats to the table and bring moderate republicans to the table, because they might actually see pieces of their agenda get into the eventual legislation. so it actually does bring them there. the way that the lack of the january 6 commission going through i actually think heavily pl

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there are snipers who are targeting palestinians and in some previous protests we heard a risk see in morse to all of the injuries at the lower part of the body but this time this is not necessarily what we're seeing we're seeing injuries towards the chest the words the head which is why this situation is very volatile and it could escalate even further. knitter thanks very much that it was him reporting live there for the special news from ramallah let's just show you the latest live pictures as well coming to us from that arch you can see there what looks like israeli military equipment on the border there getting ready for something or planning on maintaining a position there there is a lot of speculation that we are imminently about to see some sort of israeli incursion across the border in to gaza or it's just being used as choreography to send a signal to primarily hamas but also to the broader palestinian community that something is about to happen let's talk to a force that our correspondent in southern israel harry can we just step back for a 2nd to give us a sense of where we are

a fellow named senator morse from oregon, he smelled a rat.had a source in the pentagon that said something was amiss about what johnson was telling the american people about that incident in the gulf of tonkin. the other guy was a curmudgeon senator from alaska, the new state of alaska, that had only just become a united states state. and this guy, senator gruning, was kind of a hard-nosed realist. he was doing a cost/benefit analysis. and his critique was i don't get it. why does it make sense for the united states to spend blood and treasure going to vietnam? there was no big moral critique. there was no larger issue about the meaning of americanness. it didn't add up for him. but, again, these are two senators. there's almost no visible critique as johnson launches what will quickly become an american war in vietnam. there were a few other voices, a few public voices that raised questions. mostly from that realist perspective. does this add up? hans morguenthou, a big name in the united states, at least in the academic community, he raised