the orange line is gold. gold has killed with it dividends reinvested for 22 years. gold has been better than anything they have done. >> why don't we talk more about gold if it has been doing this? >> why is it the orphan? >> it's pretty funny, the barbers relic and then all this money and manpower and you dig and dig. you call it and give it above ground and then you buried in the ground again and put in the vault. it's the one thing that has been around. >> this is the chart. >> whatever that metal thing is behind you, and i want to meltdown the metal. it looks like it is probably worth a lot. >> i just painted it that way. >> what is your trade? >> the numbers are compelling. >> the last time we had inflation my father bought me a silver harvester. you could recover silver. precious metals tended to do very well in inflationary times. that is what we are in. it's the first time investors have seen this. options are way to take exposure to an asset where you have the right to purchase it but you are not obligated to if the price falls. give yourself some time to h

hobart says it has restored full service along the red and orange lines in march, a faulty cable between to reduce service. bart had been running only five car trains on the orange and red lines because the agency said there wasn't enough power to operate full length trains. bart says it's continuing to work to replace the cables across its entire system. coming up next in sports and tall order for the giants, trying to snap a four game losing streak, their relief pitcher making history and highlights from their 300 million years ago, there was no africa, asia, americas or europe. just one, big supercontinent: pangea. and today there is still a force connecting those divided by distance, reversing millions of years of rifting. making far feel close. bringing there to here. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it senses your movements and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing so you stay cool. save $500 on the sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, queen now only $1,299. plus no interest until january 2025 ends monday. your sports.

the green line is with dividends reinvested a big difference total return but the orange line is gold. gold has killed, literally lapped the s&p with dividends, reinvested for 22 years. that's most people's professional life in this business anyone who graduated college in '22, that is 45, gold's been better than anything - >> why don't we talk more about gold then if it's been doing this, carter why is it the orphanes asset >> we have heard it before barber's relic and spend all this money, all this manpower, you dig and dig and dig, you've got to find it first, haul it up, get it above ground and then you bury it in the ground again. put it in a vault. but it's the one thing that has been around. anyway, this is the gld chart -- >> what whatever that metal thing is behind you there, carter, just sort of want to melt down the metal because it looks like it's probably worth a lot, okay? mike, let me get - >> i just painted it that way. >> mike, what's your trade here? those numbers are pretty compelling. >> tyler, the last time we had inflation this high i was a kid. and my father bou

lugansk moscow will be in charge of roads, hospitals, kindergartens, bridges a bright orange line ofs crossed the border along a green corridor dozens of trucks loaded with building materials platforms with cranes and excavators buses with builders moscow specialists are driving an unusual column filmed by passengers of oncoming cars, we are driving along the road instead of the column. uh, combat, technology is coming. uh, civilian equipment, which is sent to the city of lugansk for restoration work. well, this is pride, this is only the first construction landing of 340 builders of power engineers and gas workers. all of them will be 2.500. the russian regions took 600 over the cities of donbass and finances everything completely. uh, restoration work, the city of moscow, and taking into account the fact that all the structures came from moscow, i think that they will decide on financing there. a hospital is being installed, victims of shelling and even a balneary will be transferred after restoration to a year-round operation, they will take care of gardens and schools, they will

and what we know and you can see it there in the lines, the orange line, industrials essentially peaked a year ago and have never participated in the ongoing rally that has all come undone when the market peaked in january of this year so reference points. the next chart looks at a similar exercise to what we were doing at the top of the hour where we are now juxtaposed against the pre-covid high so you can see there's not that much air left. while it doesn't have to stop there, that's a major reference point and that would be down 3% from where we are now essentially. the next chart puts in context where support comes into play. now support again is not a plywood board or concrete floor, it's a mattress top. you sink into support. you get support and can go into support. were we to get down to that second line, that's another from here 8%, but still tolerable and not out of the question. and the final xli chart is what would that represent were we to be fully into support, it would represent a 25% decline peak to trough from the highs of essentially a year ago. >> all right so, mike, w

whose mo will lugansk moscow bright orange line of cars crossed the border along the green corridor dozensucks loaded with building materials platform with cranes excavators buses with builders moscow specialists drive an unusual convoy filmed by passengers of oncoming cars, we drive along the road instead of the convoy. uh, military equipment is coming. uh, civilian equipment, which is sent to the city of lugansk for restoration work. well, this is pride, this is only the first construction landing of 340 builders of power engineers and gas workers there will be a total of them 2.500 russian regions. they took six, he finances over the cities of donbass. uh, completely everything. uh, the restoration work of the city of moscow, and taking into account the fact that all the structures came from moscow, i think that they will decide on financing. they will repair the hospitals there, the ones affected by the shelling and even the balneary will be transferred after the walkie-talkie to the year-round operation, they will take care of kindergartens, schools, put the streets in order, make the

but go ahead and take a look at the orange line representing hospitalizations. it started out high and then steady dropped. now locally the trend is the same. cases are rising, but hospitalizations are steady. but there is a new concern ask about mother's day gatherings coming up this weekend. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in los gatos with a look at steps doctors recommend you take to protect mom, grandma, and the rest of your family. what are they telling you today, marianne? >> our most important people, right? well, many families like to honor mom by taking her out to brunch on mother's day. and doctors say that's fine. but they suggest that you eat outside to reduce your risk of getting infected with covid. as restaurants prepare for mother's day crowds this weekend, bay area doctors are preparing too. >> i think we will continue to see an increase in cases as people get together. >> reporter: that anticipated increase comes on top of a slow surge that started last month. >> in the bay area, we've seen an uptick in cases of 155% between the beginnin

for growth you see the widest gap in the overall performance are just here right now that orange linea mean reversion. of course, a big part of the thesis has to remain in mega cap technology and communication services stocks. apple, microsoft and alphabet, the parent company of google, the pull backs from the recent record highs has gone anywhere from 18% to 26%. that is maybe one of the reasons why you see a little bit of an uptick on the right side of the screen are the mega cap stock plays ones that investors focus on more let's talk more about this and everything else in the markets with the trading day ahead with david katz chief investment officer at asset advisers i mentioned the mega cap technology trade we talked to jon najarian about the habit investors have had do you feel investors are in the mode of buying mega cap technology when it goes on sale? >> ultimately, they will be. the stocks pulled back a bit last week. that is an attractive valuation. we think if you have a 9-to-12 month timeline, there is an opportunity. apple, microsoft, google, facebook are compelling. >>

six parts says it has restored full service along the red and orange lines in march of faulty cable betweenhe l. sarita and ashby stations forced the agency reduced service had been running only five car trains on the orange and red lines because, the agency said there just wasn't enough power to operate full length trains. bar says it's continuing to work to replace the cables across its entire system. meantime bart and the bta are another step closer to beginning the second phase of the extension into the south bay. the wta board of directors approved the first major contract yesterday to begin preliminary construction work this summer. the $235 million contract covers some of the design and planning. for track work and tunneling. the tunnel boring through downtown san jose isn't expected to begin until the end of next year. more groups are planning weddings again. is covid restrictions begin to lift, but now couples are facing a new challenge that's driving up costs, supply and demand. ktvu stan baker spoke to a local bridal shop about what barry couples are facing. as her mom. nancy wat

that is represented by the orange line on my chart.are down 37% on a year-to-date basis, but it is also the spac index, your ipo index, and the nasdaq golden dragon index, chinese tech has its own regulation challenges, but clearly investors shunning some speculative or more risky assets and honing in on more relatively safe plays. emily: while we did see that slight rebound in social media and tech stocks in general, big concerns still looming about the future of digital ads. they lost 43% yesterday. re-gained about 10% of that today. how concerned are you about snap ? >> i share most of the market's concerns. how much of this is macro and how much of this is snap specific? i started thinking this was mostly macro. i was taking the company at face value. but there is a track record here. this company has had a couple surprises along the way, including in the september quarter last year when they said they would not have any impact from apple, than they said they did. -- then they said they did. there is a greater credibility issue at

that top the white line verses the orange line, which is theivalue stocks woe know values habeen outforming for the better part of the year. take look at the out performance over the course of the last eke. we have closed the gap a little bit. maybe that's a signal of a bottom the bulls are hoping that the bears sayee have another leg to go lower in the market if you look at the stocks of the day, anyone diabetic or knows s somebody who is, may know these companies. just about a week agob kelly, there was chatter, reports, speculation about dexcommaking a bid for insulet. might be a combination well, dexcom comes out they say they are not in active deal talks with anybody right now that's what set it higher for 4.9% and health care on that side of things a very big mover in today's trade. >> a growing area of venture capital activity as well >>> moments away from president biden meeting jay powell after laying out his plans for curbing inflation. it inclouds not meddling with the fedding with targeting child care costs and raising taxes so, how much of the inflation fight will fall t

that is represented by the orange line on my chart.down some 37% on a year to date races, but it is also the index, the ipo index, the nasdaq golden dragon index, which is chinese tech, having its own regulation challenges. you can see clearly investors are shining speculative on risky assets and honing in on some of those safe plays. emily: all right, thank you. while we did see that slight rebound in social media and tech stocks in general, big concerns looming about the future of digital ads. joined by mark, senior managing director. snap bounce back a little bit but lost 43% yesterday, so we gained about 10% of that today. how concerned are you about snap? mark: i think i share most of the markets concerns. the open question is how much of this is macro, which is impacting all, which therefore impacts a bunch of names, particularly added name and how much of this is snap specific. i guess i started off taking this was macro. thinking the company at face value, but there is a track record here and his company has had a couple of sur

the arcing orange line shows where we will be by tuesday. mid 90s.ge this time of year. mid 90s by tuesday, hot. doesn't do the same if we come back to the bay. oakland, watch the line for average come all the way down. oakland, the average now is 79. you have to go to 81. that's a good example of how we expeerpsrience that in the bay opposed to the inland valleys, technically outside of the bay proper. there is the seven-day forecast. san jose has to go to 90 by tuesday. then you cool all the way back down into the mid 70s by the end of the week. by the way, the end of this week starts approaching what will be a three-day weekend next weekend. that one is looking very much like this one, pretty typical on temperatures. i mean, the real story, deavin, comes through the early to middle part of the work week when we warm up. that's the headline and the whole first alert forecast. >> we talk about how i am an aggressive intermediate beginning snowboarder. >> yeah. >> a week ago this time, i went for one last run. there's still a little snow. >> nice. >>

the orange line is the russell 2000 -- rather, the s&p 500. hat gap in performance has been widening out over the course of the last year. if you look at a year-to-date chart, things have gotten a little narrower. all of a sudden the performance gap is not quite as big. they were tracking pretty closely in the early part of this year and now you're starting to see a little bit of a pickup here. if i show you a one-week chart, this is where the journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step kind of line what you're seeing here is, again, tracking fairly closely here and then all of a sudden that white line, which is the russell 2000, is starting to outperform the large cap market. so those small cap stocks generally speaking, the conventional wisdom is they're a lot more sensitive to slowdowns in the economy, inflationary pressures, rising interest rates. if those stories start to resolve themselves, maybe those small caps are telling you something more about a recovery that could be taking place right now or at least a diminishing fear o

that was the global financial crisis this orange line is subsequent forward returns for one year butnverted. basically that is a huge gain in stocks, which comes after. also happened in 2020 of course, massively negative net equity issuance that's over here as a percentage of market cap and then great returns. here you are as the ipo markets closed you do still have the buy-back story. so we'll see it doesn't mean we bounced today, tomorrow or next week but it does suggest the slower moving supply/demand story is getting more favorable. >> and companies are getting so negative everyone is so negative on this market are you in the capitulation phase yet? >> it's getting there. it still feels a little bit too orderly and relentless as opposed to get me out at any price. but today it's really looking like another 90% downside day, somewhat washout but we're sitting here hovering above 4000 it seems like there's somebody or some machines that want 4000 to hold right now. >>> up next, holly newman kroft, one of the highest ranked financial advisers on her advice for investors looking to d

you can see that we are coming off that big flat spot in the middle there on the orange line. that's the actual wholesale rate where the rates have been at $4.10 for quite some time. this increase to $4.75, it is a large increase. it's coming in light of quite long period of stability. the other thing i want to point out, you can see this in the blue bars which are showing the percentage change. for many years we have lot of volatility in our wholesale rates. we have big ups followed by big downs. we know that's challenging for them and challenging for their budgets. one the big priorities of the finance team is to make sure that we try as we can within the terms of the contract and the balance the account to use the levers to smooth out that volatility and prevent big swings like that. you can see right now, there's a lot of unknowns as far as water volumes what our sales will be with the drought now. we're forecasting couple of years of increases followed by another period of relative stability. that's my last slide. i'm happy to take any questions. >> commissioner paulson:

we'll take the orange arcing line to tuesday, and we'll be in the mid 90s.and valleys. this is not going to be experienced equally across the bay area. let's switch perspective. if we know we're going to warm up for inland valleys noticeably by tuesday, let's look at oakland as the example for how if you're on the bay shoreline, how you'll feel that. 68 is the average in oakland now. you're only warming up to 81 by the time we get to tuesday. it is right around, you know, mid 70s today. there's oakland in the middle line. 75 today and tomorrow. tlth 81 on tuesday. bottom line is san jose. 90 on tuesday. the city will warm up into the mid 70s. of course, the microclimates really show this. mid 90s for day time highs. top line, inland east bay, or the middle line, inland north bay. we don't stay there long. next weekend, heading into the three-day weekend, we'll cool down to average again. >> it is interesting. it spikes for the two days, then goes back to the average. >> like all good spikes in the temperature should do. couple days and then done. >> all righ

they are starting to align with the orange line, which is 2015 demand. that's really the target we're aiming for, if we can stay close to that line, that will achieve 10% reduction that we talked about. demand did rise last week to about 202 million gallons a day. it's still in the same range but little higher than we like to see. that's our goal for the rest of the summer, is to see us stick fairly close to no american -- no more than about 2 million gallons a day. i will be happy to answer any >> president moran: commissioner s any questions for mr. richie? seeing none, thank you very much. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make public comment on item 8a, the drought condition update, please press star 3 to speak. seeing none. do we have any callers with their hands raised? >> there are two callers. >> caller: i've been listening to your meeting. even though, you know, mr. richie has given a good presentation, the reality check is, how are we going to conserve water in the future? we need to [ indiscernible ] how are we going to conserve water

number dropped all the way down to 16 and bart says it's restored full service along the red and orange linesnd march shape. faulty cable between the el cerrito at ashby stations forced the agency to reduce its service. bart had been running only five car trains on the orange and red lines because he agency said there wasn't enough. power to operate full length trains that has changed part says it will continue working to replace the cables across its entire system and part the vta or another step closer to beginning the second phase of that extension into the south bay. wta board of directors approved the first major contract thursday to begin preliminary construction work over the summer. $235 million contract covers some of the design. and planning for track work and tunneling the tunnel boring through downtown san jose isn't expected to begin until sometime at the end of next year. well the 148th running of the fame kentucky derby is set for today. the raises the start of the quest for that 2022 triple crown. this will be the first time in three years of the derby will be run in front of

the line in orange here is the number of excess deaths between january 2020 and december 2021. the w h o defines excess deaths as the difference between actual number of deaths and deaths that were expected based on data from previous years. if there had been no pandemic on the graph, below is the official number of cove at 19 deaths during that time. 80 percent of those excess deaths were in 20 countries, including india, brazil, iran, the philippines, south africa, the u. k. and the u. s. and when we look at gender, more men died than women. ah. so to discuss all of this, joining us our guests for today from barf in the u. k. doctor, but up on carrier, a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school from robert as it in abraham, a professor of medical biotechnology at the report. medical school and director of med biotech. and in ponder cherry india t under armin a health systems expert, former professor and head of the school of health systems studies at the tartar institute of social sciences in one by a warm welcome to you all are dr. glenn county. le

all day closures are in effect right now for part of the orange and green line the lines between south and union city are shut down for major track replacement work through memorial day free bus shuttle service is going to connect the two stations for you this weekend and just had a mental health crisis and one community is alarming some experts we are breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health come back. back. ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing iateer now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us ♪♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. only from gold bond. and asian american pacific islander heritage month this morning, we're looking at what some experts are calling a mental health crisis in the aapi community abc news reporter, rena roy explains why see

all day closures are in effect right now for part of the orange and green line the lines between south hayward and union city are shut down for track replacement work through memorial day free bus shuttle service is going to connect the two stations for you this weekend. and just ahead a mental health crisis in one community is alarming some experts. we are breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health. and we come back. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ritz. a taste of welcome. you have the power to make them feel right at home. now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. good morning coming up on gma outrage increasing his new details emerged about the school massacre and uvalde, texas and where the police response went wrong this as the memorials continue to grow and the president and first lady visit the grieving city today plus a georgia voting disaster leaving two dead and three missing after two boats collided on saturday what we know

orange courthouse. that is a problem. you are going to have to do something about that if you are grand. we are going to follow the line of the orange and alexandria. what you are going to have to do is turn loose of the railroad, cut your supply away from your supply line for a while. that is very dangerous. usually, grant would do that. if granted had the army that he'd had with him in mississippi, he would have done that. he knew them, near the officers and how they worked. not being familiar with the army at the potomac, he didn't want to take that risk. so that's not an option. of course, you could go up the peninsula, the way mcclellan did following these estuaries. and we have seen that grant is sending a minor expedition to futility here. he didn't want to go to futility, but they did. there are problems with this, and in fact, lincoln almost would not tolerate the main union force in virginia going down there again. the thing with mcclellan, it worked out so badly that it left northern virginia wide open. lincoln doesn't like that and really is just not going to let that happen. so that is a nonstarter for gra

because you can see at one point in october, where the blue line goes above orange. zoom's market value was actually $20 billion more than exxonmobil out with the old, in with the new. exxon, that year, did $176 billion in sales zoom came in at $627 million exxon did more in revenue than zoom investors did not care fossil fuels bad zoom calls good. how much has changed exxon is now worth $330 billion more than zoom that stock lost 79% from the record high. the point is not to dunk on zoom or golf clap for exxon it is to remind you that things in the market move quickly and maybe, just maybe, that is so far the chart of the year. friday random and hopefully interesting. >>> let's move on. to the morning's top corporate headlines outside of that. bertha coombs is back with these. bertha, top that chart >> no golf claps here. start-up investor jason calacal calacanis is raising millions for musk he is soliciting funds from individuals with a requirement for people to commit to at least $250,000 twitter shares, in the meantime, are trading below the purchase price of $54

the orange center would suggest the heaviest rate in that line extends to the philippines and down to was with popular and possibly solar ways. he less so borneo less java of sumatra. so a look at up north pen, for example, 3 days of thunderstorms breezy start with, but the thunderstorms are still there and then things caught and dancer flooding seems quite likely in cambodia and you won't be alone. the same is also true in southern china when you get these streets, the slow moving writing. this is the plum rains developing and you tend to get flooding. it is expected he's wanted, but it's there all the same that that's left japan largely dry and it's quite warm in between this and what's coming in from mongolia. so beijing's up to $36.00. but that frontal come through possibly is a dust storm, or even a sandstorm was a few thunderstorm from it. that is a line of sundry rain. and that also is a line of sundry rain running up towards shanghai. so that is sunday's picture. now there is monsoon rain slowly coming in towards carola, but his pros rather racket in northern until the wind is

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for heavy rain because the plum rains are reforming in china and that line is going to stretch out from southern china. the orange corbin's, that's where the heaviness is. there'll be some flooding from this. would you expect that this is standard stuff at the moment? we're just talking about the small rollins for the south in japan now between this and the incoming sherry stuff from or gallia, for example, you got quite a lot of heat beijing's up to about 36 degrees. that'll get knocked down to 32 is quite possibly a sandstorm and certainly a from persistence. a bit of rain comes through. the wind picks up be a dusty day and temperature drop back down to 31. there it is coming through to keep going south as well. the rains adding up towards shanghai. i'm coming up towards southern japan. this of course will eventually make it into north korea. maybe south korea as well. the monsoon rain which is officially halfway through sri lanka that's just got through here, how to pinpoint it, isn't it? but there are showers ahead of it. of course, in carolyn big ones in the northeast of india or bangladesh and increasing ge

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lined the streets out to livermore. some saw a beautiful full moon flush deep orange, and some didn't see much at all. >>no o thast b and the south bay, we tried to see who had the best view of it tonight. >> what are we looking at in can you see it? >> reporter: here at kpix from our studio roof top in san francisco, it was a bit foggy but we tried. >> there you go. we saw it. thumbs up. we're happy! >> reporter: and over in the east bay, in pleasanton, a viewer sent us this photo with a clear view. moving north to sausalito and brian's view. >> not a lot of luck in sausalito. there's a band of high clouds out there as forecast but i did get a glimpse. this is what it looked like. and better than nothing. >> reporter: but the real observers gathered at the space and science center in oakland. >> we'll be watching with one of our teleskoems. we have some monitors set up here. we have people in other observatories around the country. >> reporter: now to the south bay, in sunnyvale, a viewer sending us this photo where clearly, he had the best view of all. >> nice. >> meanwhile, back on earth, new video

this is from carrie in orange city, florida, republican line.r: hi, this is my first time calling. i am a little confused how we all sit at home and are enraged at kids being blowed away, kids being blowed away at school, and you are angered about that, but no one is angered about abortion. you're angry about kids getting killed in a school or on the street or however, but it is ok to walk in and just kill a child? i mean, murder is murder, sir. and if i can state and other thing, we have people protesting outside the supreme court people, and it is ok, yet we have the black lives matter lady being approached by candace owens and she is crying and saying candace owens is threatening her life? this doesn't make any sense. host: let's hear from martha in illinois, democrats line. caller: hey, i just wanted to say something, that the taliban, or isis, are the guys that make women have children. and do we want to be like that? i mean, look at the women in afghanistan right now. i think trump did a lot of damage when he told us during the debates wit

orange on the map. meantime, federal officials are aiming for a june time line to decide who should be eligible for additional shots in the fall. the composition of the vaccines may also be updated by june to target specific variants. >>> the u.s. state department classifying probasketball star britney griner has being wrongfully detained in russia. this means the u.s. won't have to wait for her case to move through russia's legal system. and the u.s. will seek to negotiate her return through president biden's special envoy for hostage affairs. griner was arrested at the moscow airport in february. and accuse ds of smuggling narcotics. >>> thank you so much for spendsing part of your day with me. our breaking news coverage continues live from ukraine after the short break. stay with us. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the c country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term po

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our orange county fire authority, even the firefighters out on the lines, when they come into contacthad that response back from the residents in the area. as have our sheriff deputies, we have the orange county sheriff deputies who work for laguna police services and they've been incredible as well. >> i'm so sorry you have to go through this. >> yeah. it is really impacted our community but we have a very close community. >> glad to hear that. that is powerful. mayor, thank you so much. all the best to you. >> thank you. >>> thanks for being with me this afternoon. i'm fredricka whitfield, the cnn "newsroom" continues right after this. but first, this week's taking care of business. >> i feel with the connection to my ancestors that i'm able to understand better the growth cycle and listening to the vines i feel their strength. i am indigenous. i've been in the wine industry for 24 years now. with the financial support of my tribe, i was able to go off to college and get my degree. i'm the co-founder, co-winer of the company i share with my wife, we source our grapes from california

you would not call it an orange ball that you shoot it into a circle dissected via vertical line. we can use those shortcuts to call things what they are, as long as you remember the term. shoshona: if you cannot write around it, throw the spaghetti at the wall and see if it will stick. show that you know what it means. oftentimes students get lost in explaining. they forget, i am supposed to show how this furthered free elections. that is what the prompt will be. sunshine: the more important thing is detailing how your evidence connects to that. taken answer, find your lane. you are explaining to an intelligent 11-year-old, why your mom should let you stay out past curfew. it is an argument. make that argument strongly and in detail. do not let this prompt intimidate you, you will do great. host: were you able to answer the question about the court case? sunshine: the big piece there is a heavy presumption against prior restraint. the idea is can you ban something in advance? generally, the answer has been no. that is a throwback to what was happening under british law when the c

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you're in and you're on the front lines of that's on and on. mama, 0 farmers and owners of monastery reforms in orange county, california. thank you very much for your time and your thoughts. thanks for having a family receive it. thank you. an explosion has reportedly occurred in a residential building in the center of madrid. the cause of the blast is still unknown. the emergency services are up the scene and investigating around 12 people we believe have been injured. that's according to initial reports as well. so we'll keep a very close eye on that story and try and get some verification into it as soon as we can that story from at madrid, just coming in to us on the program. ok, locals have been laying flowers out a military at cemetery in the netherlands, which was recently vandalized to honor the memory of soldiers who fell in world war 2. just to give you a recap of what happened this week on wednesday graves on monuments, us a military memorial in may and where to filed with swastikas and covered with ukrainian flags. the graveyard was close the following day, but local residence brought flo

orange in this map. meanwhile federal officials are aiming for a june time line to decide who should be eligible for additionalition of these vaccines have also been updated to target specific variants. >> chinese officials have come under fierce criticism for their handling of the covid outbreak there. this shocking new video is fueling accusation of mismanagement and heavy handedness. anna coren is joining me from hong kong. these videos are getting more and more extraordinary. >> reporter: it really points to the dysfunction that is occurring in shanghai as officials desperately try to maintain their zero covid strategy. this video we're about to show you is very distressing. there is police basically breaking down a door to forcibly remove the people inside. they have apparently tested positive. they do not know this, they were waiting for results. and you can hear the women inside saying we will call police. the officials are saying we are the police. you have to come with us. we are taking you to the quarantine center. now, this is nothing new, max. we have been seeing this week after week when people ca