he kept dozens of them in hi newport beach house. but not just antiques.automatic weapons. including including and 16 rifles dangerous stuff in the wrong hands. >> we didn't know if somebod was maybe upset with a seal he had done or something >> he nanette was worried abou that to >> nanette told us that bil was dealing with a lot of shad people >> and that was one theory that was something else, to. a rather, someone else >> they only person that w knew was frustrated with him was his business partner he wa in a lawsuit with >> all of them, bill's kids an nanette, told detective voth about that business business partner. >> because he and mr mclaughlin were in a heate multi year lawsuit about the invention of a device. >> a device? >> bill had made his million from a revolutionary medical invention. a machine that separates plasm from blood it's still in use today, worldwide. just the sort of thing bil wanted to do something useful helpful. and make lots of money, to >> he enjoyed learning new things, discovering a ne thanks and especially if it helpe peo

what is the newport wafer fab? what do they make here?which uses them for electric brakes and windows. but this site is now at the heart of a legal battle which could help define the uk's post—brexit economic future. last november, the government ordered the unwinding of the takeover of newport wafer fab by a dutch company called nexperia. why? because nexperia is itself owned by a chinese company called wingtech, and the decision was made on national security grounds using the provisions of the new national security and investment act. nexperia has brought a judicial review against the government's order, which is ongoing. so what will happen to this company? a sale is a possibility, but the newport fab was loss—making before the nexperia purchase in 2021. there are fears it could have to close down as a result of the government's decision, at a cost of 600 well—paying local jobs. there are also fears skilled workers could leave the company because of the uncertainty that's been created. we were enjoying the benefits of a new and forward

and settled in newport beach.s where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people that i've ever met she was happy and she was always smiling. >> and, says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did wanna find a guy. >> and the clock was tickin'a little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on -- on a weekend, pegye called me and said, "what are you doin'? " and i said, "well, i'm gonna go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach." >> dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked pegye if she wanted to come down with me and she said absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and said, "who's that? " >> eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she notices a guy playing beach volleyball, he's go

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so thank you very much for your commentary, job japan, political observer, newport, to worry. thank you. thank you for having me. thank you. the west needs to stop encouraging the war and ukraine, brazil's president says, as he concludes his visit to china, but all to phase important. now, another important country as the united states, that is the united states, needs to stop encouraging more and start talking about peace. it is necessary for the european union to start talking about peace refer during the visit brazil's president, also called for moving away from trade and dollars. that's as just ahead of the trip the to completed their 1st transaction. and you on the chinese president stated that bolstering ties with brazil is a diplomatic priority for his country. at the top level, meeting the side signed several agreements and exchange of views on international issues. brazil's top officials saved their country. it's free to choose its trade partners. welcome to this is thought we must overcome the previous stage of isolation from other states. the country cannot be isola

new this morning, the mother of the six year old boy who shot his teacher and newport news, virginiaementary school, made her first quarter appearance before judge yesterday. taylor is facing two charges, felony child neglect and a misdemeanor count of leaving a firearm in a way that could endanger a child, and her lawyer says they hope to work out a plea deal. cnn's brian todd has more. cnn has new details into the legal strategy for asia. taylor whose six year old son shot and wounded teacher abby's warner inside their first grade classroom, a judge in newport news. virginia has set a starting date of august 15th for a bench trial for taylor, just a judge. no jury, but her lawyer tells cnn. they're trying to avoid that. hopeful that i could come with the prosecuting attorney to try to come to a resolution of the case in a plea agreement that would be short of actual jail time. taylor has been charged with felony child neglect and recklessly leaving a loaded firearm so as to endanger a child. james ellington says he will site so called mitigating factors which he hopes will sway pro

[applause] >> congratulations to newport news.old things up, i skipped over inviting mayor simmons to the stage. so, please, come and join us, mayor simmons. >> thank you all so much. you know, i'm in a city, with 38.6% poverty rate and mississippi is the poorest state and the unhealthiest state in the country so it makes for us, healthy and westness, a critical factor in making sure we build more committees. if we create stronger families and stronger families, the communities. the project making sure that our kids know what we're doing engaging and educating them. and executing a plan. we're educating them and with the american beverage to make sure that we create more healthier outcomes and aama, and for those in greenville. thank you for this award. [applause] >> okay. the large city category, with a grant of $200,000 goes to the city of houston and mayor sylvester turner. let's learn more about the young agri business leaders program that had grant will support. ♪♪ >> we're the most diverse city in this country. we a little b

but opened and see the money can be decreased by dec thing the rich the unions have gone for mos newport tests. on may 1st to rally against a measure that has brought the french people and the president into direct confrontation, dw corresponded liza louis and paris told mabel, well the decision has t thought set 1st of all on the law itself, the constitution accounts of behind me, ruled that at the procedure that the government used to push through the reform in a foster procedure was constitutional. it also ruled that the content of the law was constitutional. apart from some minor paragraphs, that at the continues to constitutional council as censored. and the 2nd part of the decision was on a referendum that the opposition had asked for. and the constitution council said no, you cannot hold this refund on referendum also for a former reason because they, they think that they referendum would be on something that would actually not be a reform which is required to hold this referendum. so on all accounts, they went along with what the governor was asking for a, apart from, as i said,

— example in newport? that's not something _ example in newport?fferent options, we've already got a very diverse chair.— got a very diverse chair. did the base select _ got a very diverse chair. did the base select committee - got a very diverse chair. did the base select committee note i got a very diverse chair. did the base select committee note the got a very diverse chair. did the i base select committee note the lack of a strategy in december, they said they needed to alleviate the issue you're describing by mapping out the industry — what did they mean by that? industry - what did they mean by that? , , , that? the uk industry is quite different other _ that? the uk industry is quite different other parts - that? the uk industry is quite different other parts of i that? the uk industry is quite different other parts of the i that? the uk industry is quite i different other parts of the world, as you mentioned taiwan is quite dominant in silicon chip manufacturing, we did have some strengths— ourselves, we developed a new technology for flex

in virginia, prosecutors in newport news have filed criminal charges against the mother of a six-year-old who shot his elementary school teacher in january. the shooting left abigail zwerner with an injury to her chest and hand. the boy's mother faces one felony count of child neglect and one misdemeanor count of recklessly storing a firearm. zwerner is suing t newport news school board of administration who she says repeatedly shrugged off warnings the student was making threats and appeared to have a gun. the biden administration has filed a lawsuit seeking to block texas federal judge's ruling that revokes the food and drug administration approval of the abortion pill mifepristone. the justice department is asking the u.s. fifth circuit court of appeals to keep the order on hold until an appeal is decided. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre said monday the administration is prepared for a long legal fight. >> this decision further stripes away americans fundamental freedoms and interferes with the woman's ability to make decisions about her own body. it is another step towa

. >> a small company from newport beach wants to launch nightly first class passenger train service between la and san francisco. dream star lines incorporated is working to secure rail cars, financing and staffing for the overnight service. the company's in talks with union pacific and metro link, which own or control a portion of the 470 mile rail line dream star lines also wants to provide private rooms for passengers, construction on another train from la to vegas is expecred to begin later this year and should be finished. they say by sounds like quite a trip. really nice. okay. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. >> that's all we have thank you for being with us this hour and stick around. kron. 4 news at 6 is coming up next. pam and ken are here with that. hate to love that idea. that would you could sleep on the way wake up it when you get and then high speed rail. yeah. okay. this grant, thank you. coming up tonight at 6, an investigation underway after a shooting at a pleasant and home depot store. what police are saying about the suspects connected to the cayfest. a rally is underwa

host: newport, rhode island, independent. caller: i have a solution for you. when you stop paying people on social security, make sure it is 62 days -- for people that can't work. two, are you one of the republicans that decided that catch-up was a vegetable? -- catch up -- ketchup is a vegetable? host: what are you referring to? caller: the republican congress in equated that it was a vegetable. guest: i don't know about that. but your point is correct. those who can't fend for themselves, there does need to be a safety net. but we have gone way beyond that with our welfare programs. it is one of the provisions that was passed yesterday. if you are an able-bodied single adult, you ought to be working or looking for work as a condition of receiving a welfare check. that is designed to protect the system for those who truly need it. host: peter your next, in new york, republican. what is your question further congressman? caller: i am a big fan. this is a bipartisan problem. i have been a republican since 1980. i voted for ronald reagan. the issue was republica

newport, on the other hand, is a growth company. nucor has all kinds of specialized grades to be used for everything from towers to bridges to consumer durables, oil and gas, warehouses. i would not go so far as to say it is a proprietary steelmaker, but it is as close to one as you are likely to get. here is what nucor and cleveland cliffs do have in common, and what you should care about. they both trade at hideously low price to earnings multiples. cliffs sells for six times trailing earnings, nucor at five times. that is because neither company can seem to put down, but they do just fine in a downturn. i find these numbers insulting, even as i recognize -- for these two if the economy keeps stalling. even if increases from the audio companies from steel, the others could get hurt badly. and nucor just had lower numbers, they announced a few weeks ago. wall street is convinced that cleveland cliffs, which made $5.35 per share in 2021 and then $2.55 last year, only earned $2.04 this year, despite protestations to the contrary, man

hundreds of kids took part in a beeping easter egg hunt in newport beach over the weekend. beyond blindness holds the event annually. the orange county sheriff's department normally uses the devices for training. it's canine units here in the bay area. the held a beeping eg hunt for kids in san rafael. a little more than a week ago, a new program is offering those living with parkinson's disease . a new way to stay active dance instructor in arizona has teamed up with the muhammad ali parkinson center to offer ballet lessons. boxes anita roman has a closer look back. breathe verse , the music and then up. so there's this one that kind of curves around the moves. we have our two times two times and then we do. eight this is more than a dance class stepping out. slided in together, taps shoulder twice . chef tap twice parkinson's were about diagnosed for about five years for one hour on wednesdays and fridays. georgia eckenrode is one of dozens of parkinson's patients who practice their plies at ballet arizona program is offered in collaboration with the muhammad ali parkinso

abby's warner's attorneys last week filed a $40 million lawsuit against the newport news school districtalleging that administrators at rich neck elementary school had been aware that the child was violent at home. that he had choked a teacher during the previous school year when he was in kindergarten, and that school staffers especially then assistant principal, ebony parker ignored several warnings on the day of the shooting that the boy had brought a gun to school. cnn could not reach parker for comment. as for the parents' responsibility, this case is going to come down to where was the gun stored? how was the gun stored? and how did a six year old gain access to it? taylor's lawyer told cnn that the boy's parents claim they kept the gun at their home secure. cured with a safety and kept it on the top shelf of the mother's bedroom closet. the parents had previously issued a statement saying quote our son suffers from an acute disability and was under a care plan of the school that included his mother or father attending school with him and accompanying him to class every day, the pa

says that call was made on january. 3rd the boy shots warner on january 6th contacted by cnn, the newport news school district declined to comment on that accusation. legal analyst chan woo says even if deja taylor strikes a plea deal and has to serve some time, or even if she goes to trial and found guilty, there's a good chance that she will eventually get custody of her child again probably have to give some assurances to the court of competence again, shamu says. and it's likely the court will be sympathetic to her wolf, brian. thank you very much. brian todd reporting coming up a cnn exclusive. inside nato training for russian attacks as the war in ukraine prompts the alliance to go on heightened alert and sukhoi. there's some things that go better together and fries, soup and salad. thank you like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions for more confident financial future. it's hand a bicycle. you can't do that by yourself. well planned, well invested well protected. your prescription fo

shot and seriously wounded his first grade teacher is facing criminal charges today, a grand jury in newport news indicting 25-year-old deja taylor on charges of felony child neglect and a misdemeanor count of recklessly leaving a loaded firearm so as to endanger a child >> who would be prepared for a 6-year-old to bring a loaded weapon onto school -- a weapon onto school? >> reporter: after authorities announced the 6-year-old would not be charged with a crime, the commonwealth's attorney saying today, "every criminal case is unique in its facts, and these facts support these charges, but our investigation into the shooting continues. >> i just will never forget the look on his face that he gave me while he pointed the gun directly at me that's something that i will never forget. it's changed me. it's changed my life >> reporter: abigail zwerner, who told savannah guthrie the bullet still remains lodged in her body, is suing school administrators for $40 million, alleging gross negligence zwerner says staff failed to act on several warnings that the 6-year-old had a gun or made threats. the

year-old student filed a $40 million lawsuit. 25-year-old abby zwerner claims administrators at the newportool district ignored warnings the boy had a gun on the school property and was in a violent mood. lawyers for an assistant principal said zwerner might not have acted aggressively enough after she received a warning from another student that the boy had a gun. >>> and ron desantis has quietly signed a bowing people in the state of florida to carry a gun without a conaled permit. desantis signed the measure yesterday during a private ceremony in his office. it allows anyone who can legally own a gun in florida to carry one without needing a permit. it also means training and background checks will not be required to carry concealed weapons in public. the bill takes effect july 1st. florida becomes the 26th state that does not require a concealed weapons license. >>> well, still to come, a new journey for "moana fans." actor dwayne johnson shares an exciting announcement about the new disney movie. shares an exciting announcement about the new disney movie. injectable ca. for adults who

the up and coming band. mick jagger once said that the 1st album he ever bought was muddy waters at newport. the stones name came from the blue song, rollin stone by muddy waters. the kind of blues he rocked the stone still play today is more modern than ever says martin cheating director of the london music school. the rolling stones repertoire is an essential part of the song writing curriculum. heating used to work at jack, our records, his stones 1st record label in the u. k. as it only shows were based purely on blues. and why we called country rock that hasn't dated. you can still hear things from the twenty's in the thirty's. that is very hard to put a date on, and i think the rolling stones music will last longer for that simple. he hasn't actually got a date on it. it's just a band playing sort of blue rock like the stones did. he just cover their blues idols. they created their own unique style. there's no harm the store very quickly, the stones realised they also had a certain affinity for him, let's say on the hawk themes. and they started to write their own songs in this i list

chest by her six year old student now that student's mother criminally charged by prosecutors in newport news, virginia 26 year old deja taylor faces charges of felony child neglect and recklessly leaving a loaded firearm so as to endanger a child. that's a misdemeanor. it's very unusual for a parent to be prosecuted for the acts of their children. taylor's attorney sent cnn a statement. saying in part, deja has cooperated from the first day of the incident. she has no criminal record. we will make our best efforts so that these proceedings will be more collaborative than most. the commonwealth's attorney previously told cnn taylor's six year old son will not be charged in this case. experts say there are several reasons why the boy wouldn't be charged. one would be whether or not he's competent to stand trial to would be. the law really presumes that children that are that young aren't able to really form criminal intent. warner's attorneys last week filed a $40 million lawsuit against the newport news school district, alleging that administrators at rich neck elementary school had been

i'm sitting in my office at christopher newport university and i have office hours and students can just line up to come talk to me. they usually don't but they can you wish they would yeah i me too. people would line up to meet with lincoln and so truth and coleman are waiting their turn they wait for a couple hours and some two other black women are in the line ahead of them and meet with lincoln and they over here that conversation and then finally it's their turn and they go in and they have a conversation they talk for a while and the reason it's controversial. is that truth and coleman both gave accounts of this meeting shortly after where they depict lincoln in a pretty positive light now lucy coleman did not like lincoln and in november of 1864. she is very up front about that and her account, but she also says says that lincoln treated us. well, she said if i could vote i wouldn't vote for him. i mean he wasn't radical enough for her right, but she didn't trash him. in the 1890s, i think about 1891. she she publishes a memoir and in that memoir she trashes lincoln and she attrib

well, a small company from newport beach. they want to launch nightly first-class passenger train service between la and san francisco. dream star line is working to secure rail cars, financing and staffing for the overnight service companies in talks with union pacific and metro link, which owns a control and a portion of that 470 mile rail line. dream star says it's combination of travel and hospitality will be very unique. >> this offer something different. green star wants to provide another alternative. travelers that combines experience as well as the travel, you know, so that they can get from angeles to san francisco. and flee and, you know, have a nice meal and maybe get some work done and get some rest. >> so how much is going to cost? will star says it's going to offer a single occupancy rule for $300. double occupancy room for $600. the first class cabin with his own restroom for $1000. a drink star hopes to be operational by mid 2024. so for those of you like to ride the train. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning

the up and coming back. mick jagger once said that the 1st album he ever bought was muddy waters at newport. the stones name came from the blue song, roland stone, muddy waters, the kind of blues he rocked, the stone still play today is more modern than ever, says martin cheating director of the london music school. the rolling stones repertoire isn't a so called country rock. that hasn't dated. you can still hear things from the twenty's in the thirty's. that is very hard to put a date on. and i think the rolling stones music will last longer for that simple reason that he hasn't actually got a date on it. it's just a band playing sort of blues rock. but the stones did, he just cover their blues idols. they created their own unique style. there's no harm the store very quickly. the stones realised they also had a certain affinity for, let's say i'm the hawk themes and they started to write their own songs. what is it i list equally these went beyond the blues. john ronald hunters who is somebody who knows, they wrote songs like the last time or satisfaction or the last time or the satisfac

and on more than one occasion, reporter chip yost reports now from newport beach. >> these images of an orange county doctor allegedly poisoning her husband's morning tea with the last year made international headlines. an attorney for the husband says the hidden camera was set up in the family home after the husband started experiencing unexplained symptoms. he started to experience a like a roth wrote. >> and just general stomach upset and all which was a new set of symptoms for him. doctor emily, you dermatologist was initially arrested last year but not charged that changed when the indictment was unsealed wednesday. >> charging her with 3 felony counts of poisoning and one count of domestic battery. we believe they made the right call. we believe by having battle into 3 counts of poisoning themselves, but also recognizing. >> but it's an act of domestic violence and they've actually charged her with that. that is account. we think that that is probably the best steps to be able to have this case moved toward resolution. >> however, an attorney for doctor, you says there are inno

abby's warner's attorneys last week filed a $40 million lawsuit against the newport news school district, alleging that administrators at rich neck elementary school had been aware that the child was violent at home. that he had choked a teacher during the previous school year when he was in kindergarten, and that school staffers especially then assistant principal, ebony parker ignored several warnings on the day of the shooting that the boy had brought a gun to school. cnn could not reach parker for comment. as for the parents' responsibility, this case is going to come down to where was the gun stored? how was the gun stored? and how did a six year old gain access to it ? taylor's lawyer told cnn that the boy's parents claim they kept the gun at their homes. cured with a safety and kept it on the top shelf of the mother's bedroom closet. the parents had previously issued a statement saying quote our son suffers from an acute disability and was under a care plan of the school that included his mother or father attending school with him and accompanying him to class every day, the paren

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california at least seven whales, including a calf cruised along for almost three hours off the coast of newporthe whale watching group says the orcas are migrating north to their summer feeding grounds, according to tour organizers. sightings of killer whales are rare in southern california. they say this pod was last spotted near morro bay last october and real quick here taking a look at what is trending tonight on ktvu .com. one of our top stories shows an incredible photo captured by photographer mike cruz showing a rare northern light show in the bay area, right near lake barriers also trending the story of a san francisco mother. killed in a wrong way. freeway collision on interstate 2 18 year woodside over the weekend and a former paramedic is facing sexual assault charges. he is accused of assaulting two older patients while they were being taken to hospitals. you can see these stories and, of course, much, much more on ktvu .com and that is our report for tonight, but the news continues with mornings onto beginning at four am goodnight, everyone. thanks for joining us goodnight. mmm, t

persons who didn't except the occupation the finish authorities felt they were to quote, russ defied newport news, sports and get that they could, we can get actually got it. the national are feeling it by morning was could wire that to me and the most of the community or you can use the archive preserve letters from former korean concentration camp prisoners based on what he was that order he wasn't going to get on the card. so once we get our stuff released on our each $1000.00 ma'am, that he's all flo log in on the boat and he should be on the bus. will pick up the bureau, my usual sort of award for the way you will sort of your more that you'll, she feel like it is and yet you feel morally is going on. what is large promotion y'all seem to be on you said because you guys store will be on that or you know, just doing your social boom. you've got enough gun. yeah. bar. and you'll see me g g that he calls zane. she will. she is a good bargain up and you know, never hear me up at all. samantha yearly music occurred to start oscar new moser. my, it's probably a virus rock. odda is buying enou

abby's warner claims the newport news school board and administrators ignored warning signs about the child. she also claims the boy was previously removed from the school for choking a teacher and other violent behavior in response. lawyers for the school's former principal are now considering a countersuit, claiming another student warns warner about the gun and she ignored it. her lawyer calls that absurd oversees the woman accused of blowing up that cafe in russia, killing a prominent war blogger is making a court appearance today. video online shows the pro putin blogger receiving a figurine, which was actually a bomb. a woman was seen entering the cafe carrying the box. she was arrested yesterday and according to russian media, she told police she was asked to deliver the box that says she did not know what was inside of it. russia claims ukraine is behind the attack. this morning. college basketball has a new champion for the fifth time in their schools, history. the university of connecticut men are bringing home a national title. overnight on the yukon campus celebrations, tu

we get results from newport, too. i wonder if there could be a further number cut from when they preannounced not that long ago. i would be a byard -- a buyer of the stock, not a seller. on friday we hear from proctor and gamble. i think they are making tailwinds out of headwinds and so many different currents and even surfactants. many people i met were skeptical not that long ago. i will do another one this weekend. it will be the same. there is a reason we on this one. come on, club members. get on the case. the company is inexpensive versus ahistorical growth rate. that they will talk about how they thought many years of service projects ahead of them. halliburton told us the same which is why it is such a big position. i like them both. at earning season gets into full swing, i think we will be pleasantly surprised. the volume of wall street once again is so negative. >> in -- >> what is happening? >> i am just wondering about eli lilly. is this a goodbye level? eli lilly did get a high this week. we wanted to co

unfortunately my business is here so i cannot pick up but, you know, at the altman brothers we opened up in newportwe did that now. stuart: i don't know whether you want to get into politics or not, but can you ever -- wait a second, can you ever see a republican winning statewide office in california? >> anything is possible, you know what, i got to sell a couple more billion real estate and then maybe i'll run for office, stuart, if you have my back. stuart: that was a duck, josh altman, and you know it. josh, we do think you're all right, and we thank you very much for being on the show .t good luck to you indeed. >> thanks for having me again. stuart: you got t josh. we're waiting for mr. trump to leave new york city and right hand side of your screen. that's the trump force one and that's his plane at west palm beach international airport. at some point he's going to emerge from the doors at mar-a-lago, which you can see on the left hand side. don't get seasick looking for him in the elevator right there and he'll come out of that door and jumped into that suv and take off for the airport and

. >> on the steps of city hall in newport to rescue bay area public transit as a whole. >> our progress when it comes a service restoration is in jeopardy now. we need the federal and state governments to step up and save public transit before this too late. >> san francisco leaders now warmly asking the state for help, as agencies are up against their own shortfalls. from ridership levels not returning to pre-pandemic levels, rising cost of operation and federal emergency relief funds set to run out in the coming year. >> what is at stake is not just service cuts but denying san franciscans opportunity to get to work, school, medical care, social services. the effect on people will be dire. reporter: san francisco director of transportation jeffrey tomlin says 400,000 people ride it every day. half are people of color and 70% make less than $15,000 a year. >> one more thing that would make living in the bay area harder and less affordable. ma drive people to --iot may drive people to leave the area can really. >> it could mean we can -- no weekend art service, and entire bus lines bein

host: let's go to newport, richie, florida.caller: thank you, washington journal, for an unbiased platform. i have one thing for both of the gentlemen. richard, we should separate social security from the budget, and it should go back to the way it was. my question to richard is do the social security payments that we pay in our deductions every paychecks hide any of the debt that we have? and bobby, i have a couple real-life examples i would like you to comment on. my ex-sister-in-law was getting $800 for childcare and $350 for being an ex-drug user. she would buy drugs with that. another example is my other sister-in-law had a client that came in for problems with their respiratory system and they gave him a $2000 check to live on the beach so he could breathe easier. could you guys comment on those things, please? host: we will start with richard certain. guest 2: thank you for calling in. everything that you pay in to both social security and medicare go to those programs, however, there is a $52 trillion unfunded liability

the president of the wealth management company, laila pence, joins us now from newport beach.d to have you back. despite the banking turmoil with regional lenders still unfolding, at the same time, we saw core pce numbers today higher than expected. jobless claims also and excitedly dropping. should we be prepared for at least one more rate hike come may? laila: yes. i think the fed is committed to a quarter percent rise next thursday, but we think they will pause. what happened in the banking crisis, we have kind of created already a quarter percent increase. they don't need to go anymore. of course, they will be data-dependent. but the numbers, certainly the gdp numbers today, give comfort for the fed to only do a quarter percent next wednesday and then pause after that. shery: earnings are coming in better-than-expected. at the same time, we are expecting an economic slowdown later in the year. are we getting ahead of ourselves? laila: well, is -- it is sector by sector. we are also seeing quite a bit of other companies who are slowing down. certainly we see housing already

the pcc belfast, newport, wales.ary has written to the government calling urgent talks in a bid to resolve the matter . well, anthony, joshua matter. well, anthony, joshua won his heavyweight fight against jermaine late last night. the british champion put in a somewhat laboured display at the o2 arena in london . he at the o2 arena in london. he secured a unanimous points victory after fight went the distance as joshua's first time back in the ring since set two defeats, both to alexander usyk, the last of those in august, and he got his 25th professional win last night . after the fight, he last night. after the fight, he said a battle of britain with tyson fury is now the fight the boxing world needs. what can i say? it is an honour to win. of course, that's what we train for. but that's a fight i'm losing . and yes , it is rebuilt. losing. and yes, it is rebuilt. and i'm again, i'm going to stop putting pressure on myself and just work hard and do my that's all i can do . the pope's letter all i can do. the pope'

. >> gold, rare earth minerals and access to red sea, a newport doing built through a uae consoar s.ans trapped there? >> remember, how the world supply chain was burping because one ship in the suez canal went sideways. imagine controlling the entire thing. 16,000 americans that are in sudan, overwhelmingly are duel citizens, they have a biological camouflage. they are not wearing you know pbr belt buc buckle and cowboy hats, they are not in danger eironically the cowboy hat is official head gear of sudan, i am not kidding, i worked there as a private contractor i was deep in djibouti. the chinese are primary financiers of the dam on the nile, the gerd, chinese are busy screwing up 3 of world's greatest rivers, the yantje, and the m m-- maemac on . and now the suez. war causing famine, it would not break the chinese heart, they are playing big picture game. the world is already in a third conflict right now this is another front. this is the chinese getting to a point where 5 years from now, xi can be at a victory parade in taipei. kennedy: that is not good, the whole thing stinks t

terry drinkwater takes a look at that story here along the cloud covered coast near newport, oregon,rious couple appeared three weeks ago circulating a flyer proclaiming a ufo would soon be ready to take whomever would follow them to another life. another world. i was living in waldport, oregon , came out of a band practice like an all nighter party kind of thing, and i saw that poster. what piqued my interest about the post that i remember making a comment about my partner is i wonder what these people look like. they were talking about them being from outer space. you can have a car somewhere. we didn't intrigued me. what is this statement? if you ever entertained the idea of coal level above the human level. you will want to attend speeding. back then girlfriend, eric brian. we had been together for three years. you were gonna take a vacation to or again to visit my cousin. all three of us drove out to art and attended the meeting. i was excited. but the type point. i didn't have a clue what my life would make. um. the place was packed. i would estimate there were like close to 20

. >> a small company from newport beach wants to launch nightly first-class passenger train service between la and san francisco. yeah, it's an interesting idea. dream star lines is working to secure rail cars and financing and staff for the overnight service. the company is in talks with union pacific and metro link which >> owns or controls a portion of the 470 mile rail line. james star says its combination of travel and hospitality will be unique. >> this offer something different. green star wants to provide another alternative. travelers that combines photo experience as well as the travel, you know, so that they can get from angeles to san francisco. and and, you know, have a nice meal and maybe get some work done and get some rest. >> so how much will it cost? stream star says will offer a single occupancy room for $300. double occupancy room for $600 in first class cabin with its own restroom for $1000. stream star hopes to be operational by mid 2024. >> coming up in sports, basketball fans were in heaven tonight because there was a full slate of nba playoff games available. jason?