news photo pleading with police on the killing field. while this was going on, the senate committee created a slow-motion version of the paramount footage,ted at the time. with new details uncovered by anderson, it was now possible for probers to track and identify individuals. for example, a steel worker's wife, ada leder, who was five months pregnant, was now easy to follow because of her polka dot hatband. she was brutally clubbed. then she got up and tried to flee, but was arrested and pushed into a police van with badly injured victims. ♪♪♪ narrator: reporter paul anderson was moved by the plight of this man, who seemed to avoid a gauntlet of police, only to be smashed to the ground by two cops using axe handles provided by republic steel. then he was loaded into a van with 15 others. a worker, now identified as alfred causey, age 43, suffering from four bullet wounds, was carried to a paddy wagon, but received no medical attention. the camera did capture one moment of kindness as a cop placed a piece of cardboard under his head. causey would be pronounced dead a few hours later. tom girdler, head of republic steel, ignored the shoc

this is all on the paramount news footage which was suppressed. the step by step things that happened, and you can watch -- amy: greg, your film is so good i want to go back to another clip from "memorial day massacre." >> a disturbing new account at the death of one man emerged. a photo of earl hanley being carried by police seemingly for medical attention, had appeared in newspapers earlier. now the full story came out. hanley, a 37-year-old carpenter, have been shot in the thigh so a worker tied attorney kit to stop the bleeding. he was shown being taken to a car for a quick trip to the hospital. after the camera stopped rolling, however, police yanked him out of the car and carried him to their paddy wagon. as his tourniquet slipped off, and he bled to death. a doctor who treated some of the wounded presented autopsy reports proving that nearly all of the dead have been shot in the back or in the side. amy: and this is another clip from "memorial day massacre" about how progressive senator robert leffel let subpoena the suppressed footage of t

nbc news announcing end operations amid layoffs at their parent company paramount global. e void for gen xers seeking a capable alternative to traditional news networks with a focus on news, pop culture and politics. paramount is counting 25% of staff after reporting $1.1 million first quarter loss. >> brian: that's sad. how am i going to get my music news? ains cmt still plays videos. >> ashley: i don't think i ever saw it. >> brian: everyone used to start. >> steve: kurt usinged be the guy. >> ainsley: so fun. all these great shows on mtv. they went on to become big celebrities. >> steve: back when it was about music. >> ainsley: they would show you to do the countdown, number 10, number 9, number 8 and go through the videos of all the socks. >> ashley: nostalgic. >> steve: life was so complete. >> ainsley: house oversight republicans preparing to release major findings of. >> brian: newly unearthed email shows hunter biden arranged a meet between father and business associate connected to hunter's now defunct financial firm. one-time client writing. this your dad spent a

. >> and they're not the only ones, paramount with new 52-week lows after that head count reduction.ent company. disney making a play for hulu, incorporating it with disney plus >> but holding 4127. to "the half." >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour today's sell-off has a host of concerns weigh on the major averages we'll discuss them with the investment committee joining me for the hour josh brown, bryn talkington, jason snipe and amy raskin the dow was down by a touch more than 400 earlier, paired the losses the nasdaq is getting a little bit of a lift today. bryn, i turn to you. ppi was pretty good, but you

news outlet is reportedly shutting down this week. this is part of larger layoffs happening at the parent company, paramount global in tv news was started in 1987 as a music and pop culture. a television show for younger audience and also ended up covering politics than some international news mixed in mtv news saw a drastic reducing in size back in 2017 as they face competition from vice and buzzfeed. well, goldman sachs agreed to pay 250 million bucks, settle a class action lawsuit alleging the financial giant of bias against women in pay and promotions. the settlement covers about 2900 female vice president and associates who work in various departments as part of the agreement. u.s. address gender pay gaps in the company and hire an independent expert to analyze its promotion for the next 2 years. coleman denied any wrongdoing in agreeing to that settlement. be right back after the break. don't go anywhere. welcome back for 55. we are looking at a nice start to the morning. quite our out there sitting under some relatively clear conditions and >> fairly fog free conditions this morning, too. so get out there. enjoy it. but with the

. >> and they're not the only ones, paramount with new 52-week lows after that head count reduction. >> comcast is up, our parent company. disney making a play for hulu, incorporating it with disney plus >> but holding 4127. to "the half." >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour today's sell-off has a host of concerns weigh on the major averages we'll discuss them with the investment committee joining me for the hour josh brown, bryn talkington, jason snipe and amy raskin the dow was down by a touch more than 400 earlier, paired the losses the nasdaq is getting a little bit of a lift today. bryn, i turn to you. ppi was pretty good, but you have recession fears, regional bank, debt ceiling continuing and all of that is kind of weighing on the market yet again. >> so we have recession fears, unemployment is now 3.4% powell said the regional banking crisis is over yet we have pacwest telling us it's not over i think within the regional banks this death by 1,000 cuts just does not work everyone said that the deposit flo

proliferation of streaming, the wga says giants like nbcuniversal, the parent company of nbc news, paramount, netflix, amazon, and apple are creating untenable work conditions they have closed the door on their labor force. the amptp says its offer included generous increases in compensation for writers. >> that is not a serious negotiation. that's a joke. and that's part of the reason we're going on strike. >> reporter: tonight a high stakes hollywood saga that is still being written. >> miguel, after negotiations broke down overnight, where do things stand right now? >> well, lester, so far there has been no return to the negotiating table, though both parties say they want to work out a deal the writers here tell me they're worried the strike will last months, and they say they're willing to strike for months, even if it impacts the fall season. lester >> miguel almaguer starting us off in los angeles, thank you >>> there is breaking news from london, where police arrested a man and put buckingham palace on lockdown just days before the coronation of king charles. kelly cobiella is there.

what to expect from a new paramount plus documentary showing britain's newest monarch like we have never seen him before. and, comedy legend steve martin joins us for inclusive conversation about his new audiobook looking at his life and career. we will see you at 7:00. >>> mother's day is right around the corner. this year americans spent roughly $35.7 billion . that is up nearly $4 billion from last year cling a bunch of must-have gadgets for moms. let's go straight to usa today tech columnist and mom herself , jen. >> reporter: i have been covering these new tech tools and services. let's start with the new meal delivery service called chef. this site let you order an incredible homemade meal that gets delivered to your front due we are for a lot less than going out to eat. we just had it last weekend. it was top three, best indian food. meals are made by local food safety certified cooks who lives nearby. there's a whole lot of flavor and variation indian, african, creole, asian, fusion, sothern, it is authentic, fresh and healthy. this is another sidebar of this story. almost all wo

york republican's next court appearance will be june 30th he's expected to hold a news conference later today. >>> paramount to lay off about 25% of its u.s. staff as mtv news shuts down and a stef memo ceo chris mccarthy says despite paramount's success in streaming we continue to feel pressure from broader economic headwinds. the broader cuts come after showtime laid off 150 employees and mike krzyzewski has been appointed special adviser to basketball operations. coach "k" won three olympic gold medals as head coach he will provide counsel to the legal office and nba executives. the nba's president of league operations said, quote, we're honored to have coach "k" join the nba family in a statement today. kelly and tyler, over to you. >> can only be of service and help and he knows many of the players and i suspect many of the owners and executives. >> thanks, court. >> thanks, ty. >>> cnbc is out with our annual disrupter 50 list. yesterday we heard from the green tech film building autonomous tlaktors and today we're looking at a company using automation to disrupt a different industry we'll ha t dai nt

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. ♪ >>> video killed the radio star and now paramount has killed mtv news. ears. it won emmys and peabody awards. paramount says the closure is part of a 25% cut to its u.s. workforce. 25%. >>> top of the morning, top trending t vflv shows right now. >> this is the threat to order. >> what about finding out the truth? >> silo from apple tv is number one. here is number two. >> this is the most unorthodox trial that i've presided over. >> oh, my god. >> that is jury duty from producers of the office. and number three -- >> spy like me. >> if you touch me, i'll scream. >> catch. >> the spy action thriller is on amazon prime. th s thanks for joining me. "cnn this morning" starts right now.

. >> so back to jim, not to pick on you, it is what it is, paramount hit a new 52-week low today. the lowest since may of 2020 it's a multiyear low down 10% week to date barclays cuts the price target to 13. they maintain their sell rating. >> it's a bad scene. i'm really unhappy about this. you know that. and i'm looking for the exit, to tell you the truth the amount of streaming losses they're having, the reports that are going on about the unmitigated spending on content is very disturbing they do, and i said this last week, they do have a mass of subscribers. they should monetize that. i'm not sure sherry red stone will allow the company to be sold they should sell the company a lot of people would like 60 million subscribeerrs in paramon plus and 80 million in pluto that's a lot of subscribers. >> if you're playing for an event at this point, that seems to say everything because that was not anywhere close to what your strategy -- >> it's changed, scott >> she would rather be in control of this thing as a $5 stock than sell it for 20. the market is telling you that, everyone

paramount global is laying off 25% of its staff and shutting down mtv news. head of paramount media networks chris mccarthy made the announcement to employees in an emailed memo. paramount is also the parent company of cbs, nickelodeon, comedy central, and showtime. the latest media layoffs come after massive job cuts at vice, buzzfeed is closing, and other companies. and david miranda, brazilian journalist and the first lgbtq member of the rio de janeiro city council, has died at the age of 37. the news was announced by his husband, journalist glenn greenwald, on tuesday. miranda had spent nine months in intensive care after being hospitalized last august for a severe gastrointestinal infection. tributes to miranda poured in following the news. the brazilian president luiz inÁcio lula da silva noted his extraordinary trajectory. miranda, born in a favela and orphaned at the age of five, continued to fight for brazil's poor and the lgbtq community, which came under renewed attack during the presidency of jair bolsonaro. nsa whistleblower ed snowden also payed

the decision to close the mtv news division came as a larger round of cost-cutting at its owner paramountashed 25% of its u.s. workforce. cnn's oliver darcy is here now. mtv news was a pop culture juggernaut and we loved it in the '90s and early 2000s. >> it's the end of an era, sara and it comes as mtv has not played the crucial role in young people's lives. i remember i used to gather around mtv after school and watched all of the programming including america tv news. that's not the case it was for young people these days and it's not the cultural force it was decades ago and you see mtv news being scaled down significantly in recent years and this is the final nail in the coffin and it comes as other news organizations are struggling in this environment. we saw this month or the past month buzz feed news shut down. shuttered vice news tonight. so it's really part of turmoil swallowing the industry. this is also part of, as you said, broader cuts at paramount media networks which operates channels like comedy central, mtv, nickelodeon, so they're making some cuts to their workforce sla

. >> paramount pictures have released a new trailer for the seventh movie in the franchise titled deadng. tom cruise's character performs death defying stunts including a knife fight on top of a moving train. the movie set to release in july. >>> and that does it here on "cnn newsroom." i'm bianca nobilo in london. "early start" with christine romans is next. i'll see you tomorrow. i want my daughter riley to know about her ancestors and how important it is to know who you are and to know whwhere you came from. we're discovering together... it's been an amazing gifift. what's the #1 retininol brand used most by dermatologists? it's neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-we, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kis wrinkles goodbye! neutrogena® we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their polici

liz: we are getting this breaking news, if we put up paramount, to the lows of the session, falling 2.7%5% of its staff in the domestic cable network. it obviously came out with news last week that did not help the stock at all. the stock is down 38% over past 52 weeks. month to date, down 9% f question get anymore information we'll get it to you. >>> "60 minutes" story ha company working for blackstone was found to employ unaged people to work in conditions. charlie gasparino. >> i didn't watch 60 minutes on sunday. scott pelley i know and respect, that "60 minutes" correspondent. have you looked into the thing with the company pssi. a company that cleans out, cleans out slaughterhouses. horrible, tough work. liz: dangerous work. >> they have been dinged by the department of labor for employing child, employing children, people under 18 a lot of them. i said no, i haven't. you should look into this. i'm under pressure to basically do something with blackstone, they own this, maybe divest from blackstone from certain portfolios that include pssi. he goes on to say i think they're getting

new episodes. the tv entertainment protests will affect in particular the netflix companies amazon paramount warnerlasted 3 months and resulted in multi-million dollar losses in ages. and the news about the grain deal is now coming to the economy, artyom. what did you agree on? well, alexey what is called in the process of information coming in, uh, contradictory, so i’ll try to figure it out in the united nations, they are working to ensure that russian banks, including the russian agricultural bank , can make payments as part of a grain deal, farkhan, deputy official representative of the secretary general of the organization, said at a briefing at the un , hack will listen to one of the areas of work of the head of the un conference on trade and development rebeck and greenspin and her team is looking for a solution that would enable russian banks. including the russian agricultural bank to make payments and transactions. however, there is still no clarity. further fate, deal. sources. reuters claims that all interested parties will meet today, while in russia they announced that the ministry of

. >> paramount announced it's shutting down conviction generationally relevant for me mtv news.ncelled vice news tonight. there have been cuts in recent months, including cnn. what does this say about the current media landscape? >> it's tough, phil. i cover this closely. when the ad market dipped in wake of inflation after the pandemic news media companies were impacted badly because if you have to put your messaging around something if you're a brand you want to do it in the most cost efficient way. put them on google and facebook. so what happened is a lot of these companies are facing investor pressure. buzzfeed are publicly traded, paramount, olympicly traded. investors want to see them put their eggs in the lucrative baskets, entertainment content, not news. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> "cnn this morning" continues right now. >>> i have absolutely no idea who this woman is. the verdict is a disgrace, a continuation of the greatest witch hunt of all time. >> good morning, everyone. it is the top of the hour. a paying hour, a big day, a big rest of the week ahea

it comes to advertising, we want to see what that looks like we did not get good news out of warner brothers and paramountney looking at the subscribers, last quarter they had a loss on the international side, even though domestic grew. we want to see that. the writers strike is important. disney has a good catalog. even if there's a writers strike that goes on for a while, they can have their viewers there i'll watch "mulan" again if there's nothing else to watch. then the cost cutting as well, this is key for a few different areas. one, the dividends if they're still in that cost-cutting mode, let's see how much progress they made with the job cuts and restructuring are they going to bring that dividend back? it was thought 2023 might be the year we see that i want to hear what they have to say about that what does that mean in regards to hulu as well? options trading is telling me there could be extreme volatility here, like a 7% move. we'll be watching all that. >> that's a pretty good wish list are your expectations high or low you're going to get the answers you want >> i'm not sure we're going to g

keeping you and your families safe is a paramount objective. there is in fact a new normal for are protective operations. the fy 24 budget request will allow the department to transition to the next phase of its transformation. i thank the committee for its support, and greatly appreciate our continued partnership with congress. we welcome any questions or comments. >> thank you very much, chief. general gibson, you mentioned modernization efforts. could you highlight some that you have accomplished in the most significant ones that still have to be achieved? >> certainly, senator. thank you. some of the ones that i mentioned were -- the appear simple, but not always so much. creating portals, the security portal, who drew to express portal that facilitates -- the passport office is another that i mentioned, as well as some of the tools that we are creating for emergency preparedness and accountability. i mention the senate recording studio, the renovation, and that will be a modernization project that will continue for a number of years. we also have things that we

paramount. >> what do you think is the solution? newution is cities, counties, the private sector working together to speed up the production of affordable new units. >> would have been nice if everybody was not so greedy and raising the rent so high that a person cannot afford it. >> she estimates the -- he estimates the least expensive apartment is 1800 a-month. he says he likes being in the park while he figures out his next move. >> i sit there and listen to music and put myself in good mood and try to think of something to do better today i did not do yesterday and just hope. >> oakland's public housing is at about 97% occupancy. the occupancy rate fluctuates as families move out and the units are renovated. a big part of the solution here is to create more affordable housing. >> you could hear it sense his frustration and all of the travails and everything you have to go through. >> it sounds like he is doing the right things. trying to be a better person. he says all he can do is hope. >> he was in shelter and it closed for the s

news brief. remember that mtv parent company, paramount global, announced major layoffs yesterday with as much as 25% of the entire company being cut, which included mtv news, mtv news launched back in 1987 and provided it no alternative to traditional news networks for decades, especially before the internet programming typically covered politics, music and pop culture. but it was in a way geared towards a younger crowd. all right, welcome to the night. you know we were talking about this in the newsroom. this killed a lot of things that we you know, we you know, it's like if i want to hear about something i could just let me let me just open. twitter is probably going to be like 10 stories about pop culture that i can just get by by using my finger instead of having to wait for mtv news to cover it. i mean, mtv news was revolution can i just? i was like so squarely in the crosshairs. what mtv news is trying to i will say the same time we were watching dennis and elaine here on ktvu. i was watching kurt loder and tabitha soren on mtv news because they gave me the news in a way. a. that made me w

news assigning offer good after 36 years. the shutdown is part of a restructure a paramount global. a quarter of employees from mtv , showtime, and paramount media networks in an effort to cut costs. parent global is the parent company of cbs news. >>> game five is on tap tonight at chase center. the warriors put themselves in a must win situation. but there is always hope, right. we can cross our fingers. throughout the series we have talked about what makes the bay area better . what about our arena? jocelyn is outside chase center this morning. you got a cool perspective and a behind-the-scenes look at chase. >> reporter: yes. i am excited to show you. chase center is fairly new. the warriors have played a few seasons here. when you go to the game, beyond the game, it is an experience being able to be inside this arena. we have to remember they host concerts. we have been talking about the rivalry against the lakers, the socal north california rivalry. we want to show you what makes it so unique. >> a lot more happens appear than one would know. obviously, you have the parachute

not a big concern i know at the margin, any kind of commentary on services, new store in india >> we were talking about paramountwould buy it, maybe this, maybe that as steve coukovac was pointing t maybe apple would buy it no, they're not. as we're all watching what's been a fun series between budgeting teams in early playoffs, do you have a comment on that? would it be worth it >> you know, it's tough to say to be completely honest. and we have that much catch with such a strong balance sheet, the world is your oyster focus on the media side. i have no idea whether they will make a bid or not. going into the earnings season i think people have speculated apple buying anything and everything given their robust balance sheet. it's hard to speculate sitting here. >> he's probably right not to. apple was reportedly in the running for "sunday ticket" in the nfl. alphabet got it instead. they had the money, they didn't spend it. >> there's not limitless packages. >> there is not. that's the thing if apple is going to spend their money, what is it going to be on where do you deploy that cash? >> if you look at what t

i anchor loader with an mtv news brief hearing that brings back so many memories. mtv's parent company, paramountnounced a major layoffs yesterday with as much as 25% of the entire company being cut and that included mtv news. mtv news launched back in 1987 as an alternative to traditional news networks and was up for decades. its programming typically covered politics, music and pop culture. the wg writersstrike is now in day 10 and we've learned vice president kamala harris plans to cancel next week's appearance on mtv so she won't have to cross the picket line. today negotiations begin between the directors, union and studios. hundreds of riders continue to walk strike lines at major studios. writers say they hope the other unions will help put more pressure on producers to reach an agreement. so the coming new capturing amazing visuals that are many photographers can do on dry land. to make that connection. you see it in your eyes. you feel it in your body. it's absolute magic. we will introduce you to a surfing photographer and documentary filmmaker has captured some of the sport's biggest s

you see what the loss is at paramount plus, but that's the new world, and to carl's point, they may saveriters, but the question becomes, is it going to be enough programming? >> are you speaking check mate is that what you're saying >> you mean a.i. taking over the writing function >> it's already in the mix >> we're seeing this happen right now. and i mean, a lot of companies just feel like -- zillow talked about it i feel like i have to work it in every day with you >> need the physical touch just to be sure >> want to be sure >> we'll get cramer's "mad dash," countdown to the opening bell, plenty more earnings to get to as well we'll work our way through pizza and shaq and peloton, moderna when we come back. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. be

lauren: they are down 1%, netflix is down, paramount is down and this is happening with the upfront in newhe media company wooed the advertisers and they are skittish. it is interesting for warner bros. because they have an upgrade, stock moving down. it seems to be the overall paul over the sectors that with the writers strike and cutting the cord and everyone tightening their belts may be that is something. stuart: advertising dollars moving away from television, going online and been doing it for years. we to being affected by writers strike -- stuart: let's get back to the homebuilder confidence reading. again of 5 points to 50. jim tobin is the incoming ceo of the national association of homebuilders and joins us in new york city. what is the reading of the 50? what is that tell you? >> members are more confident about the future. we are seeing new homes, a bigger portion of the for sale market as more people are stuck in the 3%, 4% existing home sales, not as high. stuart: that's a problem for you. why should i sell my home when i've got a 3.5% mortgage and move into a more expensive

holder of paramount shares be warren buffett was unhappy when paramount cut its dividend earlier this month by 80%. buffett said "it's not good newscompany cuts its dividend dramatically" and that could signal to activists out there to pounce. he's not an activist, he doesn't do that but somebody out there may. paramount global is down 33% month-to-date and that would give them a little bit of ammo to pounce. wynn resorts in the chips shares of the luxury hotel and casino operator are up 6% after barclays upgraded the stock to overweight. barclays also raised its price target on wynn from $120 to $135 and we're at 109 and change cit ing strong las vegas operations and a robust casino recovery in china's macau region tesla shares are on the move we're seeing a gain of 4.5% after the annual shareholder meeting last night. shareholders cheered ceo elon musk's appointment of a new ceo over at twitter, because he had been jointly running those two plus spacex, plus the boring company plus so much else, right the appointment at least they interpreted it to mean that musk can now spend time running tesla another positive development from

which is also the title of my new limited series series co-starring jean-claude van damme on paramountmecave: the algorithm said you'd watch." meanwhile, time cave fans. meanwhile, everyone is totally fine, but in north carolina "this 13 year old boy got trapped inside a claw machine." they would have freed him, but hisparents ran out of quarters. [laughter] meanwhile, due to a failed jalapeno crop, a sriracha shortage is looming. yes, i know, it is bad. meaning sriracha could soon be as hard to find as it is to spell. oh, you think you can? jimmy, blur it. go ahead. try! s-i-r wrong! there's a c somewhere, but you'll never find it-- you're lost in a time cave of consonants! really? applause. sriracha. mewhiln loca news, new york is now ranked as the wealthiest city on the planet. yes, new york is so rich and luxurious that when the subway creeps flash you their meat, it's wagyu [laughter] i want to point out in my defense, i want to point out in rehearsal, the guy was facing away from the camera. and we didn't see any of the rupert murdoch stuff going on. i'm so sorry. meanwhile bagel

. >> rich: first up in tonight's real news round up, good news and bad news for fans of the hit tv series "yellowstone." paramountng the show will come to an end after the fifth season wraps up in november. star kevin costner and the show's creator argued for months over a shooting schedule not don't despair, the network announced a sequel series will premier in december starring several of the original castmembers. matthew mcconaughey is in talks to star. >>> biden administration is backing down tonight over a hospital's use of a chapel candle. department of health and human services demanded st. francis health system remove the candle because it was a hot fire hazard and threatened to strip it of its federal accreditation. after a firm representing the hospital threatened a lawsuit, hss allowed the flame or according to the governor, "they have seen the light and knew it was playing with fire." >>> covid-19 pandemic is over. let's discuss the impact of the official end of the public health emergency with fox news medical contributor dr. mark segal. dr. segal, thank you, as always, for joining us. how significan

jimmy: our next guest is an emmy nominated actor who stars in the new series, "fatal attraction," which premieres this sunday on paramountn our show i appreciate it. i'm a big fan of yours >> thanks for having me, pal >> jimmy: yeah, we're pals >> now we're pals. >> jimmy: now we're pals there you go, bud. i didn't do that, sorry. >> i know, i know. >> jimmy: i should have. >> next time we'll get there. >> jimmy: we're pals by the end. you are married to a gentleman who's british. >> yes >> jimmy: so, you're living in london, and raising a baby in london >> yes we do, like, half and half we're in london right now. >> jimmy: how's that, raising a kid in london? >> it's like, he was born in london, and then we left for a a while. and now he's 19 months, so his language is kind of exploding. >> jimmy: that's pretty cute, a british accent baby. >> it's real cute. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it is, right >> real cute >> jimmy: you are going to want to keep that accent. >> well, we're coming back to america, so he's going to lose it but, yes, he has a full british accent - >> jimmy: "now he talks like this." "hay, where's my

i anchor loader with an mtv news brief tv parent company, paramount global announced major layoffs yesterdayir entire company being cut, which included mtv news, mtv news launched back in 1987. it's been around forever and provided an alternative to traditional news networks for decades. especially prior to the internet. it's programming typically covered politics of course, music and pop culture. but it was in a way geared towards a much younger crowd, but paramount making big changes on the chopping block. 6 49 south. we remember that curd loader and that show every day. yeah and, you know, i think just you can get that stuff on your phone. i hate to say it, but, you know, true, you can get a lot of the in from you know that kind of information. you don't need to go to mtv, by the way. mtv in my opinion went downhill when it stopped playing music videos, but that's another story. let's go out. take a look at interstate 80 26 minutes from the cartoonist bridge to the mcarthur maze and then at the bay bridge talk plans that we have a backup. i want to let you know that if you're looking at t

jobs and launch production in new regions already. about eight and a half thousand infrastructure facilities have been restored. restored basic facilities that are of paramountople. this is over one and a half thousand apartment buildings, almost 1,700 housing and communal services. about 4,500 in the energy sector, as well as almost 800 socially significant institutions in all four new subjects, a social protection system that meets russian standards should operate. now about 1 million 600,000 residents of new regions receive pensions and other social payments, but almost one and a half million, such support should be provided in a timely manner, and once again i would like to ask everyone to closely monitor this. it has grown by 800 hectares in just a day. the area of ​​natural fires in the sverdlovsk region. now there are 23 fires in the region , the forest is on fire.

paramount. >> bret: jimmy lai met with lawmakers during his last trip to the news 2019. >> he called support againsttian has met with those same lawmakers recently. continuing the fight for democracy in hong kong and freedom for his father. we'll follow what happens with jimmy lai's case and other efforts to impede on freedom there in hong kong. gillian, we will send it back to you. >> gillian: an important report there, bret. thank you. coming up next, why tens of thousands of goats in california could soon be headed to the slaughter house unnecessarily because of a new and highly unusual law there. stick with us. ♪ can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't thi

one of our big rules when you cut the dividend which paramount did you have to get rid of stock which we did. if you put new money to work. it may be a good time to get in. quality matters so we got out of it. a name we added cigarette name, philip morris pm. this is not a traditional cigarette company. more than 35% of revenues come from smoke free products. this is interesting, charles, they want 50% of their revenues to come from smoke-free products. we think it is the best in that industry. getting a reasonable price with a 5% dividend. charles: smoke-free products, are you talking chewing tobacco? >> exactly. right. charles: i'm busting your chops. >> a different way. charles: somewhere skole is still hot. talk to me about the market day-to-day, moment to moment. there is an old saying you know it, never short a dull market. we referred to this notion there are so many brilliant people out there, masters of the universe types who have missed all of this in fact hedge funds are hugely short tech. they're getting crushed. so i mean you really got to pay more attention, don't you, david, when the market i

that is a clip of the new series "rabbit hole" airing now on paramount plus.ive who gets caught up in the fight for preserving democracy. joining us for you emmy-award-winning actor kiefer sutherland who plays the krakts john weir. great to have you on the show. and talk about a timelyjohn wei. great to have you on the show. and talk about a timely series. we talk about misinformation every morning. and it is what you are in the middle of in every episode. >> yes, it is unfortunate that it is as timely as it is, but certainly misinformation is something that i think is a society given present technology that we're struggling to find out what is in fact the truth. and this show explores how that information can be man inlated and my character is someone who is having a really bad series of days where he is being framed for something that he didn't do and the show centers around his effort to prove his innocence. >> you are also the executive producer. talk about your characters and the concept of disinformation which this really explores when -- it gets in the

paramount theater on may 4. celebrate northern california's next generation of musical theater talent at the awards ceremony >>> solutions, we know that is what so many of you want, here on cbs news bay area, we highlight people building bridges in our community and engaging in service. over the past year, we have been telling you the effort to save the salmon is a part of a growing partnership between state and federal wildlife agencies and a small california tribe that has been fighting to save those fish for years and trying to get them to come back home. on monday, the historic pact was signed to ex >> reporter: today, if we put down our footsteps and put down some songs, that is who we are sending that out to , our elders and ancestors who were here before us. for the tribe , this day would have seemed improbable or impossible just a few years ago, a tiny california tribe without federal recognition signed a formal agreement with state and federal partners when the moment arrived to finally signed the documents , the tribes spiritual leader could not help but acknowledge generations of mistrust. >> the only reservation i have is against the government. whether or not they ar

today as they filled the paramount theater, their lesson in perseverance ended with a well-deserved celebration. [applause] in oakland, leanne melendez, --lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. ama: so well-deserved. dan: absolutely. congratulations. let's move on and talk about the forecast. ama: let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel about what is coming for the week. sandhya: we are talking about a warm-up that you will definitely feel if you don't feel it yet. from our oakland airport camera, we are starting to see some high clouds. it is certainly nice out there for oakland che tech high schoo, the weather will be fantastic. congratulations to you. 5:00 as you arrive, before the graduation, 6:00 underway, as you head out the door and leave, it 57 degrees and cloudy. as we look at air quality right now, it is a bit hazy, moderate air quality and yellow for parts of the bay area. gusting at 22 francisco, and as that breeze increases, you will notice the air quality will be better. a live look from our san jose camera. good air quality the next three days, so if you are going to be outside, you can breathe fresh air out there. all right, live doppler 7 showing you some

names like netflix, paramount, and warner brothers discovery, which is cnn's parent company. cnn's vanessa yurkevich is with some picketers in newut these sticking points, vanessa? >> reporter: we are on the picket line here in new york city outside of peacock. and people have been out here for several hours now. i'm going to step out of the way to get you some visuals here as i walk you through these sticks points. the first is the number of writers in the writer's room. second, we're hearing that the writers want longer employment contracts with television shows and films. it's also about regulation around artificial intelligence. something that has been up ending jobs. and also it's key to know about residuals around streaming. that is a key issue that we are hearing on the picket line. you're probably seeing a little bit of that messaging on the signs here. i want to bring in judy tate. she was on the picket line in 2007 during the last writer's strike. what brings you out here today, 15 years later? >> i think that in 2007 and '08, we were striking so that the very industry that these young people are working in could be co

boom microsoft said to be working with amd on a new specialized processor to help it compete with amazon and alphabet. >>> plus a major buzz kill for paramount, erasing all their gains for the year as streaming costs rise and dividends get slashed. the media ripple effect straight ahead. i'm melissa lee, this is "fast money. as we mentioned, regional banks getting wrecked again. pacwest, western alliance, first horizon seeing declines. we'll get to that in a minute. but an earnings alert on shares of apple they're moving around in the afterhours six, up 1.5%, as iphone sales help drive a better than expected quarter. steve kovach's got the numbers >> better than feared. that's the headline here let's do a deep dive into the segments of apple and show where the pockets of strength and weakness are iphone, very strong. much stronger than feared. revenues coming in at $51.33 billion. showing growth, up a percent and a half from the year ago quarter. that was one that everyone was watching but as fears, mac sales well done from a year ago this is something apple had warned everyone about, baked in. 7.1 b$7.1 billion in salesales, down 31% ipad d

it had its debut on the new york stock exchange with shares already 21% higher, trading at $26.28 the biggest restructuring move in johnson & johnson's 135-year history. paramountter the company reporting earnings that fell short of estimates and slashed its dividends from 5 cents a share. paramount shares down 28%. >> ugly day. kristina, thank you. >>> last chance to weigh in our twitter question how will app sckleto trade, higher or lower? the results after this break hes both large and small, communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. ♪ imagine, a car that goes as far as it does fast. as sleek as it is spacious. as smart as it is beautiful. introducing lucid air. experience the best. ♪ ♪ (music) up top by the hogan ♪ ♪♪ woah (sfx) car racing -final boarding flight to wait... is that a phone? look at the performance! the graphics. that thing's a gaming machine. a new challenger! faker! that man's a gaming legend. everyone fasten your seatbelts. and here we goooo! ♪♪ what do

now to hollywood where paramount has confirmed that the kevin costner had a series "yellowstone" is coming to a close. it will be followed with yeah unnamed sequel. no casting newsalks to start. >> gio: taylor swift said speak now revealing to the fans at her natural concert that speak now taylor's version will be the third album. mark your calendar. it is expected to drop on jul july 7th. >> whit: and we heard will ganss in the studio. all right now to formula one and it is lights-out a espn's marty smith joins us live with a preview of the high-octane action. i love the shirt. it is great to have you with us. >> i went in the closet and found the best thing i had for you. this screams miami right here. i'm proud of this should. >> whit: let's jump right into it because everyone back in miami. set the scene for us. what should we expect about this weekend? >> reporter: i have the blessing of covering every sport and when you come into one of these events, you realize that you are a part of something special and unique and it is really grown in the united states of america and the expectation that the folks here in miami, steve ross, the owner of the dolphins an

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what we are now being told is the new york police department would like to see any footage about harry and meghan or the mother took on their phone, that would be paramountwas going on because all we have had is harry and meghan's narrative in a press release, very confusing and embarrassing because it is deflected from what it should be about which was the award ceremony. stuart: i have been saying on this show that harry has burned his boats. you agree with that? >> it is a terrible situation what happened with the coronation. that's the reason i was keen to let viewers know that the king does care about it despite the negative spin. he burned his boat, the bigger problem moving forward, on a lighter note, harry and meghan have given south park some new material. on the other side of it, unless they come out with concrete evidence, this will hang around for a long time and this is going to become the narrative of their career. doesn't matter how many big agencies you signed with, can't spin it forever, what happened last night or today just proves how desperate many people believe harry and meghan are to be on the front pages with their own narrative.

reggie: the prime days of mtv news has been over a while now, but now we know the program is going to be gone for good. the announcement comes as paramount cutting jobs by 25%. in a memo to staff, the president said with these cuts, the company can reduce costs and create a more effective approach to move the business forward. mtv covered issues from pop-culture to politics. it was once a household name for gen x, lineals growing up -- and millennials growing up. linkedin is announcing layoffs. the ceo announced changes. 760 workers will be impacted, the second big layoff of the year, signaling more to come for the company. linkedin is headquartered in sunnyvale and has an office in the soho neighborhood. lisa: good morning. wednesday morning, partly cloudy skies. you can see the stratus clouds building along the coast early in the morning. it pushes even a little bit across the bay. by late morning, pulling back. ousley sunny skies, and we are looking at a nice day -- mostly sunny skies, and we are looking at a nice day. we are looking at raising winds. mid and upper 60's. shy of 74. over the weekend we are hot. kumasi: new at 6:00, exp

profession before this that was every day after 36 years, the iconic news program signing off for good it is part of massive layoffs at paramounte big events on our news. >>> next up, "beetlejuice. you know what happens when you say it three times. >> beetlejuice, beetlejuice, beetlejuice. >> it's show time! >> well, he is back. warner brothers announcing a release date for "beetlejuice 2. the sequel 35 years into the making headed to the big screen september 6th, 2024, tightly kept under wraps michael key ton and winona ryder both returning adding general ortega has the daughter. justin being added as a character. production expected to begin in london today. >> we got to see beetlejuice 1. >> really? >> sorry >> we don't know what happens when you say it three times. we know now. >>> in case you haven't heard from "jury duty," it follows a fake trial through the eyes of ronald he's the only juror unaware that the entire case is staged. everybody else is an actor except him now that the cat is out of the bag, ronald is not taking himself too seriously. check out how he pokes fun of himself in this new ad for men >> it is hard

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