it it's really delightful be with you and to talk your new book mott street it covers such a wide amount time and space it was really a riveting read. i thoroughly enjoyed it and i'm really looking forward to our conversation today. thank you. it's really so to be here with you. yeah. would love to start by just simply asking about the research project itself. you know, being a i was just fascinated by all the different kinds of things you were looking at from the official records housed in the national archives, newspapers, census records, family photographs, all of it, and it sounded like, from the way you describe the process, you basically been researching this family history for a very long time. so maybe you could start by taking us back to when you start first. think about writing a family or researching your family history and what brought you there. sure. absolutely. thank you. and i just want to say that mott is about the impact of the exclusion act laws on four generations of m family in new york's chinatown. as we landed out in the american west then did a reverse migration a

jessica, mott waugh can you tell us? is and unfolded on — mott waugh can you tell us?n you tell us? is and unfolded on friday night _ mott waugh can you tell us? is and unfolded on friday night as - mott waugh can you tell us? is and unfolded on friday night as you - mott waugh can you tell us? is and unfolded on friday night as you sayj unfolded on friday night as you say in the town of cleveland, about 45 miles outside of houston in texas and police patrol teams were alerted to an incident described as harassment and they attended the scene and found a very distressing scene, as you say, five people have died including an eight—year—old child and as you are mentioning there as they went into the house they found in one bedroom to willman over to children and a local sheriff is indicated and suggested they believe that these women were potentially trying to protect their children and they said to the police they know who the suspect is, a mexican mail. they have his controller card. 0bviously, mexican mail. they have his controller card. obviously, a manhunt now under

and i just want to say that mott is about the impact of the exclusion act laws on four generations of my family in new york's chinatown. as we landed out in the american west then did a reverse migration across country before eventually landing in the same tenement apartment in the heart of new york city on mott street. and it really is about my journey to understand my family and then how uncovered so much more so. you're absolutely right that this book goes back so far in terms of my own genesis as a young person growing as a fifth generation chinese-american icon in new york, i was estranged from my father, raised by a single mom. so i didn't know my dad's side, the family, and yet i. i did know that i was a descendant and, a proud descendant of a chinese worker. and a lot of the stories that i heard growing. they were not reflected in the history books that i read or the lessons that i was taught when i was in school and part of the impetus this book was really to try rectify, you know, the family's stories with what was learning. so to get back to your question about the research

. >> i just want to say mott street is about the occlusion of the chinese exclusion act laws unquenchableenerations of families. we did a reverse migration across country before eventually landing in the same sentiment apartment building in the heart of new york city, and it really is about my journey to understand my family and how i uncovered so much more, so you are absolutely right. this book goes back so far in terms of my own genesis as a young person growing up as a fifth generation chinese-american in new york. i was a strange for my father, raised by a single long, so i did not know my dad's side of the family, but also i did know that i was a descendant and deprive descendant of a chinese railroad worker, so a lot of the stories i heard growing up were not reflected in the history books i read or the lessons i was taught when i was in school, so part of the influence of this book was to try to rectify the family stories with what i was learning. so to get back to your question about the research, i would say the short answer is that i started researching this book from 2015 onwa

mott, there's talk about vetoing my park. how do you feel about it?" he said, "i, as a young park ranger, was asked by one of the senators from nevada to go out and find a place in nevada for a park." and he said, "i spent a lot of time, and i found the place at wheeler peak. no one's going to veto this park." he says, "i have been in favor of this park for over 50 years." mott: congress recognizes that here, we do have natural resources of national significance. now that it's a national park, people will begin to understand that, and as we begin to interpret the natural and cultural values, it'll be clear that this truly is a national park. tv narrator: on october 17, 1986, president reagan signed legislation designating a carefully prescribed area as the great basin national park. senator harry reid, during his tenure in congress, was instrumental in the park's final push through congress. reid: this state is beautiful. we're now going to have a national park. it's a place of intersecting mountain ranges. it's a place of beauty, and we want people to

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a six-year-old is mott in the arm ringing the doorbell on the way home. was there to pick up a sibling. the homeowner fired through a door. tonight they revealed charges against the homeowner. what happened when the boy ran for help after being shot, turned away three times at different homes. alex perez standing by live in kansas city. >> also, a mass shooting at a sweet 16 birthday party in alabama. four people killed, more than two dozen injured. among the dead, a young man set to start college

a six-year-old is mott in the arm ringing the doorbell on the way home. he was there to pick up a sibling. the homeowner fired through a door. tonight they revealed charges against the homeowner. what happened when the boy ran for help after being shot, turned away three times at different homes. alex perez standing by live in kansas city. >> also, a mass shooting at a sweet 16 birthday party in alabama. four people killed, more than two dozen injured. among the dead, a young man set to start college on a football scholarship. >>n i accusing china of running a secretstio who they were monitoring and why. pierre thomas standing by. >> apentagon documents. "the wall street journal" reporting a former navy technician appearing to be a potent supporter working to spread top secret materials online. martha raddatz on what she learned. >> breaking news in a deadly police shooting of jalen walker. a police officer shot walker more than 45 times after running from a traffic stop. a grand jury now deciding not to charge the officers. >> the 11th hour delay in the

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mott will be joining staff to speak to chinatown residents about coverage options.d regulations to help americans obtain coverage. health care in service workers will be staging rallies at medical centers throughout the state, demanding it when he five dollars minimum wage -- demanding a $25 minimum wage. some say that low wages are making it impossible to make ends meet. they are demanding higher wages and cost-of-living increases. the rally is scheduled today at the uc parnassus campus. opponents say higher wages will lead to increasing costs for health care with patients having to pay more for services. >> your morning money report. the epa will release new-car pollution regulations proposed by the biden administration. the plan also aims to ramp up production of electric vehicles. they won 54% of new cars sold in the u.s. by 2030 to be electric. the auto industry also pledged to make evey's 50% of new car sales by the same year -- make evs 50% of new-car sales by the same year. less than 6% of new cars sold last year in this country where electric. this is a pro

lvmh, the owner bernardo mott -- arnold has reached 200 billion. only other people have done that art jeff bezos and elon musk. that stock powering ahead with little change at the moment. it was down slightly at the open and coming back up. you might lose a few pennies and trading today but you will mind too much with that big fortune. keep an eye out for that report over the next two weeks. francine: joe, oz -- as always a pleasure to have you on. the other story we have been watching out for was the aussie dollar. over the last couple of days a lot has happened in the aussie dollar. the new zealand dollar after we had the dollar rallying in the nation stocks retreating after the central bank raised interest rates by more than expected. we also have to keep an eye on credit suisse and ubs. we have the agm and a full team coverage in basel where the agm is taking place. finma still giving a presser saying the credit suisse outflows in march were similar to the october loans. coming up, the finnish prime minister will discuss the countries addition

it's up to la motte butler. you see him there. side of the key hits, the buzzer beater. >> aztecs win it. 72 to 71 and check this out. that final bucket was the only time sdsu had a lead in the entire 2nd half. good time for that. so san diego state heads to the national championship for the first time in program history and >> they're going up against one of the blue bloods of the sport. yukon. here's the hero of the game butler afterwards >> well, that decide not to call time out. at the it was about 7 seconds left. we've got the ball and he's only just go down try get some at the rim. they did a good job coming off. once i looked up, it was 2 seconds aside. have to make a shot by i got to a shot comfortable where i want pull up. i went in. >> he'll never forget that moment. champ game monday night. meanwhile, shark season winding down. they were on the road against the knicks tonight looking for their 3rd straight win. took it to the coyote early and never let up 3rd period. >> they're up 6, 1, noah gregor had a nice in the des

are we vulnerable right here, or mott >> i think we are, listen, this is the second time we're back inange. leadership is much more tepid. you see it with discretionary staples are smaller. small caps at multiyear versus large caps and for all the talk about the banking crisis, why can't the banks rally? i knew two-year yields were down 200 bips and copper is weak relative to gold that sounds like the slowdown. >> even with technology leading accentuates and too top heavy? >> it's like does tech or is tech almost fulfilling the role of the consumer staples or the utilities. >> i think there's something to that. >> i think this move to the top of the market is it apple or the bank of cupertino? if we're taking our money out of first republic and going somewhere else, tech has been it and the view is it's a panacea for the market i'm not convinced of that. when we look historically, the easing part of the cycle not great for stocks, the pause you can rally, but the easing part not great. >> you know which think will disagree, that guy sitting right to your left. >> he very well may. >> d

we've already had mike pompeo drop of the race, glenn youngkin announced he is mott going to run.nald trump will go after you for everything. i think it's good that ron de santis is pushing back. i was waiting for him to do that. he needs to do that. he needs to show he can stand up to donald trump. so far, we've not seen much of that. as to buy ten did, i think one of the problems biden has, he wawas supposed to announce in january, he was supposed to announce after the state of the union speech. he was supposed to announce in april. now we're talking maybe the fall according to politico. why? because everything -- every time he sort of geared up to make an a announcement about his run, something terrible happens and his approval ratings go down. so he's in a bad place and by the way, i think all this short tempered nonsense and snapping at people is typical joe biden and it gets worse with age. maria: yeah. well, that's what we're seeing play out and we'll keep watching it. let's take a break. when we come back we're looking at a.i., elon musk breaking into the artificial intell

as strong as it was, so, i went through the detail there it looks like autos were large contributor mottercentage point to headline gdp number see how that fleshes out obviously, what we do know a massive tightening of credit standards, and we are seeing it you know headlines every day about what is going on in auto market particularly, in terms of that tightening, so again, i would underscore this is really rearview mirror anyone pug too much emphasis on first quarter number will probably miss in it terms of where we are headed the inventory, i think encouraging, because we've had a massive inventory overhang so fact that is being worked down even though dragged down gdp, is actually a bright spot in terms of the outlook for corporate earnings maybe they actually started to clear the decks a little bit, but, you know, they are in a race to the bottom with consumer spending the more consumers slow expenditures more he rapidly trying to get rid of excess verizon would i note that i look at the weekly same-store sales numbers they have imploded the growth he go in weekly same-store sales s

so bring on the mott's. a passover is often a time when families get together and strangers are welcomed into jewish homes to celebrate. can't wait going to be with my family to celebrate such a good time to all be together. yeah, it is. and, you know, i would like to say that i am not jewish, but i do the moto 2. and i used to always no one says that run for that college to put it out because we get out so people could have what they needed for their weaken. and i was always running for 2. >> one of my good friends. i grew up with her grandmother kind of teaching me some of their traditions. that was one of the things that i was like. yeah, i'm going to keep that one. and most people think it tastes like cardboard. you're probably the first person i've ever heard that actually likes mata. i put butter on it. well, butter it up for you to. >> yeah, very good. >> all right. so let's talk weather for second here. nice night out there. if you want to get out and take a walk tonight, i think you have no problems

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tonight, the author of mott street reflects on her family's american experience across five generations the impact the chinese exclusion act had on her family and community. watch afterwords at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. beginning at 9 a.m. eastern, watch a live daylong conference, the end of the vietnam war 50 years later with veterans, journalists and historians discussing the wars meaning and legacy. at 7 p.m. easton -- at 7 p.m. eastern, brief history with skills and resources for the ap u.s. history cost test course talk about the u.s. history exam and explain how this year's test has strategies for answering questions and analyzing storable documents. . at 8 p.m., douglas kennedy the u.s. air force academy talks about the vietnam war's operation rolling thunder air campaign which took place from 1965-1960 eight. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturday on c-span2 and find a full schedule your program guide or wchnytime online at c-span.org/history. >> a

the democratic party should say and tout they are the party, we are the party of national security, mottey're not serious about our democracy. they're not serious about the fence. i think it's about time that democrats take the mantle and run with it. i'm glad to see words like freedom and honor and those types of things being touted by joe biden. >> you are very good at this there are issues where i think in the past republicans have managed to message them as being majority issues, and they're not. the military has come out against sort of post-dons bbs america, makes us less safe. what advice do you have for the president, as erin noted, go on offense on some of these issues. >> absolutely. lean into it remind people and have trusted messenger, trusted national security leaders say, hey, the republicans are not the party of national security. number one, the biggest reason is their primary candidate led an insurrection against our capitol, breached our capitol for the first time since the war of 1812. he wanted to overthrow a free and fair election. on top of that, if you go even more

now to the big jump in the shares of motte earnings up $2.45 a share.timates of $51 billion river knew from azure and other cloud services grew by 30% quarter guidance came in above estimates. the company says it expects artificial intelligence to drive its revenue growth investments in open ai gave it, in his words, a good lead. joining us now to talk about some of the big movers, stephanie link, chief investment management and hightower adviser and also a cnbc contributor. stephanie, it's good to see you. for years, i still can't believe how much windows goes out the door, copies these are huge numbers that we're seeing we hear that google -- google says, well, you know, our revenue actually declined and it's happened a couple of times now. a decrease of less than 1% i mean that's just a quarter $54.5 billion in revenue then microsoft sees a 7% gain in revenue, which isn't double digit. i want to know about the individual companies and what it says about the operating environment in this economy. >> well, i think both of these companies executed reall

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i wonder if jack mott might have an opinion on that and i wonder if he would be allowed to give.'s talk about project texas for a second. it envisions a new u.s. faced tiktok subsidiary. you have stated that this is unprecedented, i would argue that it's because it requires continual oversight and monitoring by the u.s. of a private business because it poses a national security threat. the new subsidiaries board would report to and be approved by stuffiness. cps would also specify hiring requirements, as well as interacting with oracle. that is an extraordinary corporate government structure. i have questions on whether it complies with corporate law and fiduciary duty to shareholders. the core concern is that the court proposes unparalleled integration with the u.s. government with a private company, which would require significant government resources. all of that to allow a continuing operation of a social media platform that has serious national security implications. the workload has already dramatically increased in recent years with a 30% increase in declarations and a 45%

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mott.— needed in the evacuations as well. mark, in— needed in the evacuations as well.htteeot — other students from various htteeot so— other students from various countries. so it's a big multinational effort to try to get them— multinational effort to try to get them out— multinational effort to try to get them out of— multinational effort to try to get them out of what is a very oohgetooe— get them out of what is a very dangerous situation that could, of course, descend into violence at of course, descend into violence ot om— of course, descend into violence ot ohw ttme— of course, descend into violence ot ohw ttme . — of course, descend into violence at any time . okay.— of course, descend into violence at any time . at any time. okay. thank you, mark. i think you'll be back with us in the next hour as well for any developments still to come this morning, we're going to coverage that to continue our coverage of that flight off sudan. flight taking off from sudan. this point on gb news, this is to the point on gb news, britain's news on gb news. the people's channel

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