paul day is in felixstowe. his _ scary three months. paul day is in felixstowe._ scary three months. paul day is in felixstowe. his rate will _ scary three months. paul day is in felixstowe. his rate will more - scary three months. paul day is in | felixstowe. his rate will more than double, a £200 rise in monthly repayments. double, a £200 rise in monthly repayments-_ double, a £200 rise in monthly rea ments. �* , ., ., ., repayments. i'm still going to have to make cutbacks. _ repayments. i'm still going to have to make cutbacks. we _ repayments. i'm still going to have to make cutbacks. we are - repayments. i'm still going to have to make cutbacks. we are going i repayments. i'm still going to have to make cutbacks. we are going to| to make cutbacks. we are going to have to stop going out, we are going to have to stop spending money. we do, we like to travel around and go to different cities, and go shopping. that is part of our life. but we are going to have to cut that back. it but we are going to have to cut that back. , , ., ., ., ., back. it gives you an

and paul, briefly, memorial day is always a sombre| israeli military. and paul, briefly, . ell.— but this time, this year, more protesters as well. yet, on a day, on which let's _ protesters as well. yet, on a day, on which let's face _ protesters as well. yet, on a day, on which let's face it, _ protesters as well. yet, on a day, on which let's face it, marks - protesters as well. yet, on a day, on which let's face it, marks one | protesters as well. yet, on a day, | on which let's face it, marks one of the worst moments of reflection if you like for the israeli public, this has been one of the worst years that this country has ever known in terms of the price paid by soldiers and civilians. in their conflict with the palestinians. but this has not been a day of unity. we have seen protests when mr netanyahu, the prime minister was speaking at hurtle cemetery earlier today, people walked away while he was speaking down in ashdod where the hardline minister of national security was speaking. they were pushing and shoving and heckling and also some protests in tel aviv with p

.— coming days hold. and, paul, in terms of the _ coming days hold. aul, in terms of the claims by - coming days hold. and, paul, in terms of the claims by hamas . coming days hold. and, paul, in - terms of the claims by hamas about the british— israeli hostage, did not, then add to that? ha. the british- israeli hostage, did not, then add to that?- the british- israeli hostage, did not, then add to that? no. i think the british — not, then add to that? no. i think the british government _ not, then add to that? no. i think the british government is - not, then add to that? no. i think the british government is being . the british government is being extremely cautious about this. we heard yesterday from hamas saying that nadav popplewell had been killed in an israeli air strike. we have seen these videos before, we have seen these videos before, we have heard of these claims before, about other hostages and there is simply no way of verifying them at all. it is part of what often appears to be a pretty cynical manipulation of imagery and the very real

paul day is in felixstowe. his rate will more than double, a £200 rise in monthly repayments.tbacks. we are going to have to stop going out, we are going to have to stop spending money. we do, we like to travel around and go to different cities, and go shopping. that is part of our life. but we are going to have to cut that back. it gives you an idea of the rates. this mortgage broker says those higher borrowing costs mean some first—time buyers aren't even reaching for the housing ladder. there seems to be this expectation that they are going to the rates are going to drop stop so, they feel no urgency to make a purchase and commit to a mortgage rate for five years. there seems to be this kind of feeling that, because things will drop, they could get a better deal if theyjust live with mum and dad for another couple of years. you might wonder why rates aren't falling yet, given that prices are rising more slowly. actually, we expect inflation, this blue line, to have dropped back to the bank's 2% target soon. which is partly the result of those 14 earlier interest rate hikes,

yeah paul: , a really rough day for aussie bonds yesterday. the beta book from the u.s.e outlook for the economy going forward. but, yeah, we still have bets for rate cuts this year. interesting to

the big question, will the temperatures stick around for mother's day in with that we go to paul. >> it looks like mother's day will be cooler by the bay and a lon the coast. inland temperatures will remain toasty. it was hot inland. 90 degrees in santa rosa and concord, warm for san jose in the middle 80s. san francisco, upper 70s, briefly. right around noon, the temperatures hit the upper 70 exps the breeze kicked in and the temperatures tumbled. the onshore breeze had more of an impact along the coast. right now our temperatures retreated to closer to what we expect for this time of the evening around the bay and the coast. upper 50s half moon bay and oakland. fartherren land, 70s and 80s. close to 90 degrees still in fairfield. only 80 degrees for concord, livermore and san jose. the temperatures will be hot inland once again tomorrow, reaching into the upper 80s, 90s, around the bay, 60s, 70s, closer to what is normal for this time of the year and cooling off again heading into the second half of the weekend for mother's day. got the forecast coming up in just a few minutes >> pa

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and moscow saluted that day. paul awarded the title of hero, a victory parade was held here for the first time, since then they have always been special here. veterans-liberators of all military units gathered on may 9 in a festive column; the banners of glory of all seven units that liberated the city were raised on sapon mountain. you know, when this column walked through the center of the city, such a melodic ringing was heard. this is the ringing of orders and medals that were on the jackets, on the uniforms of these people, and people, children, older people, brought them flowers, mostly our sevastopol lilac. this year, for security reasons , mass events in the city were canceled, including the parade and processions of the immortal regiment, but from each sevastopol window. we looked at portraits of those who loved their city very much and took it back from the enemy, and in the courtyards of sevastopol veterans , right under the balconies of front-line soldiers , honor guard companies and young army soldiers ma

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la convocatoria la lanzÓ el presidente biden en un mensaje en las redes sociales my day paul i'll evenÉ, listos para la pelea. las campaÑas de ambos candidatos pusieron sus condiciones. los demÓcratas piden un debate serio y ordenado, mientras que los republicanos quieren mÁs debates donde no haya interrupciones, donde el micrÓfono del que no estÉ hablando estÉ apagado. >> por ejemplo, donde no haya una audiencia de gente interrumpiendo y distrayendo e incluso saboteando. >> nos agrada que, pues, el presidente haya aceptado justamente los tÉrminos de lo que nosotros planteamos, que fundamentalmente era que hubiera mÁs debates, que los debates comenzaran antes de que empiece la votaciÓn anticipada. >> trump pidiÓ un tercer debate el 2 de octubre por la cadena fox, a lo que la campaÑa de biden respondiÓ no, no mÁs caos, no mÁs debate del debate. y recordÓ que trump habÍa aceptado los dos cara a cara propuestos por el mandatario. esto ocurre cuando, segÚn una reciente encuesta de yougov y de economist, el presidente trump tiene un 42% de preferencia de los votantes, una ventaja de un punt

now he's acting like he wants to debate me against or make my day pass paul, even do a twice. so let's pick the day style. i hear you free on wednesdays. it seems like that was an offer. trump couldn't refuse. tell us about the reaction to that or yeah, that's right. uh well is it, as we know donald trump has his. 1 own as social media platform, it's called truth social, which he took to to respond almost immediately. um, what we do know is that uh the. a president joe biden said that he plans to take his own play one, but he will be keeping for another 4 years. that's a forced air force one. so donald trump is going to have to get his own transportation. apparently, donald trump, who said he is ready and willing, that's what he said on true social, but he's also called for additional debates and vice presidential debate. and he had to post back at joe biden saying that he wants some large crowd, something he accused his competitor, joe biden, currently in the white house. a being afraid of. we should point out though that there is also an independent candidate in all of this.

from jerusalem, here's our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. four daysf reports suggesting that areas misgivings in the defence establishment over the lack of a plan for her governance cars are in the days after the war. those misgivings came bursting out into the open today with the defence minister yoav gallant saying about his efforts to try to get the government to focus on this had simply been in vain. and that the decision was leading israel down a dangerous path towards a kind of long—term military and civilian rule and gaza, something he said it would not be good for the country. and he urged the prime minister benjamin netanyahu to put into this indecision and to declare publicly that israel does not intend to rule gaza indefinitely. that was an extremely public rebuke, essentially, to the prime minister, accusing him of indecision. video hit back on social media say that he was not going to swap hamas down, as he called it, for tata motors, the function that rules the palestinian authority and the palestinian authority and the west bank. that's

cappuccino is coming okay for nearly half of that historic 68 year run, it's been paul major. nice day today behind the counter. good morning. nice haircut. okay. cafe latte with oat. eric, are you alone? major's own run at the cafe began in 1991. there you go. he was visiting the city by the bay and asked about a job . talk to the manager for a few minutes, and the manager said, okay, you can start working tomorrow. he got his on the job training from the owner's italian sister, yolanda, pretty much my mentor. how to deal with people. customers teach me how to speak italian. the numbers only in the neighborhood known as the heart of the city, cafe trieste is for many home base in the morning, and the people has been coming here for decades and, you know, since the 60s or 70s. so they still come here every morning. and so it's just like a big family. i mean, cappuccino grande. what is your other half? cabrillo street. and most of those regulars don't even need to order americano with the cream latte. not too much foam. you want a pastry? so i look at the face and, you know, remember th

we'll make my day, paul. i'll even do a twice so let's pick the dates, donald.es del juicio criminal en nueva york, pero trump tampoco respondiÓ por todo lo alto. Él sacÓ este comunicado en sus medios sociales. dice que recomienda encarecidamente mÁs de dos debates y para generar emociÓn, un lugar muy grande. aunque supuestamente biden tiene miedo a las multitudes. y eso es solo porque no las entiende. solo dime cuÁndo estarÉ allÍ. let's get ready to rumble. estamos listos para la fiesta. trump estÁ proponiendo otros dos debates en julio y en agosto. >> cristina y cuÁl ha sido la reacciÓn de robert kennedy jr. el candidato independiente. >> bueno, Él dice que esto es un complot entre trump y biden para dejarlo por fuera, porque Él no califica para los parÁmetros que establece cnn para el primer debate en la intenciÓn de voto. pero he estado escuchando analistas que dicen que es muy posible que para el segundo debate ya califique. estamos pendientes. nicole va a ser un cruce de fuego bastante fuerte. >> cristina londoÑo desde washington, d.c. muchas gracias. en o

paul: yes, it's an interesting stock-specific day for australia.% and sliding all morning, this after one hour to the deadline, bhp said no, we are down and walked away from the bid for anglo american. it would have been the biggest deal in the mining space in a decade and created an absolutely enormous company. but it's not happening. look at sony, off by zero .8%, bloomberg reporting that sony is a clean fan. they are in negotiations to purchase queen's catalog for almost a billion dollars. australian beef producers having a good day. the last remaining trade strike against australia from the chinese could be about to be lifted so we are seeing that lip sentiment for big australian agriculture names. let's look at the airline space. we did hear from american airlines, slashing profit and revenue expectations. top executives saying, "we misjudged domestic demand heading into the crucial summer travel season." that sentiment having a knock-on effect for airline stocks around the asia pacific. aseana off by one person. a bit of softness for japanese

details on that coming up in your seven-day forecast. >> thanks, paul. >>> san francisco company sparking a huge debate about the ethical use of artificial intelligence. scarlett johansson is blasting open ai for a new chat bot that sounds very familiar and similar to the hollywood star. >> the scenario we're living in now, which is 2024 started in 2022. we are suppose to have it within 2040 based on the progression of the hardware and the software and the talent. it's a little concerning because we're going too fast. >> coming up at 5:30, we'll talk to a bay area expert about the controversy and the long-term concerns over the future of the ai industry. >>> in san francisco today, gig workers rallied outside the state supreme court building in protest of prop 22. the court heard arguments over prop 22, which classified rideshare drivers as independent contractors and not employees is unconstitutional. one expert told us if prop 22 is overturned, you'll feel it in your wallet. >> and probably make it less possible for some restaurants to serve customers because the price of the delivery w

and of course, we are looking ahead to the memorial day forecast as well. >> paul, thank you. >>> oakland starts a fresh chapter with a newly hired police chief. the man fired from that job is making moves to launch his own new chapter in politics. chief leronne armstrong filed paperwork today to run for oakland city council. armstrong was fired last year by mayor sheng thao who said she lost confidence in the chief over how he handled an internal police investigation. an independent arbitrator later cleared armstrong. >> filing a wrongful lawsuit against the city. today he announced his candidacy for the at large council seat held by rebecca kaplan. our katie nielsen spoke to kaplan today about his decision to run for office. >> reporter: former chief armstrong told me he never really had any political aspirations until after he got fired as the city's top cop. it was actually community members who pushed him towards politics. >> good morning, how are you? >> reporter: the former chief was all smiles as he filed the paperwork to run for the at-large city council seat. >> this is a few on

at just the back and forth fog pattern persisting over the course of the next at least seven day, sara? >> paul, thank you. >>> firefighters put their bodies on the line all the time in the most extreme conditions and during scorching temperatures while wearing at least 45 pounds worth of gear, and it's no surprise that sometimes they need to be hospitalized for heat exhaustion on the job. but that is where a group of north bayer students come in. and as brian hackney shows us, they came up with an invention that could help firefighters feel a lot more comfortable. >> reporter: these are the problem solving whiz kids of cal san francisco ga high, but which problem to solve? their teacher explains. >> we want them to form a bond in the community. we want them to start inventing for things that matter. >> reporter: how did all this start? >> we went out and interviewed our communities, mostly organizations. >> and every single group said they were very, very hot on their job. especially if they're outside. >> reporter: that group included ag workers outside in the hot sun and robert allen inside

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paul. >> reporter: jules, around the water, one more day of warm temperatures. further inland, several more days of warm temperatures. it's breezy out there this evening. the strongest winds are what we expected with the sustained winds at 22 miles an hour for napa and 25 miles an hour for with stronger gust. over 30 miles per hour for that gust in san francisco, making their way down towards oakland. some of our observation points are closer to sea level. up in elevations with some 45 plus miles an hour gusts today. that's where we have a wind advisory through 8:00 tomorrow morning. more of those gusts up to around 45 miles an hour possible overnight into the early morning hours. but later in the day tomorrow, temperatures are going to warm up and the winds are going to back down a little bit. right now it's still warm out this evening. down to 63 degrees for half moon bay. mid to upper 70s for oakland and a mix of 70s and low 80s. we'll see how long that inland heat is going to last in your full forecast. >>> a room full of cheers and high fives as east oaklan

paul: exactly, a big day today with pce data in the u.s. session, what everybody's been waiting for a week. if i go back to our sunday and monday stories, we are looking on a month on month basis, energy, housing, looking at a slowing down of inflation in the u.s. that would give the market encouragement that the fed would get closer to cutting interest rates later in the year. on the other hand, upside surprise, we could have another period of volatility in stocks and higher bond deals. we've seen it already several times this year, at the start of the month we had hoped, the fed gave us signals, still looking to cut interest rates, the bond market had a rally and since then another pullback, to year yields placed at 5%. still those worries and clouds hanging over us, some people watching in the fed commentary for mention of hikes. it hasn't become a bigger theme yet people are a little on edge, particularly going into this number that will be really crucial today. haidi: our executive editor for asian markets, paul dobson. get a roundup o

christian faith, and the festive greeting will now be heard for the next 40 days until the day ascension. the apostle paulhis letter to the romans wrote this: greet each other with a holy kiss, believers kiss the cross only after that they congratulate each other on bright sunday, and of course, every orthodox person remembers the meaning of the word easter itself, which is literally translated as deliverance. you have very important tasks and goals ahead of you. you work for science, you work for the good of our fatherland. and, of course, all this evokes gratitude from people. i am very happy about this opportunity, on the bright day of easter christ, i cordially congratulate you, wish you god’s help, strength, strength, mental and physical. and the most important thing is health. today easter is celebrated not only in russia; ceremonial services were held, for example, in serbia. thousands of believers came to the church of st. sava in the center of belgrade, this is the largest temple in the country, but there was not enough space for everyone inside; many listened to the service on the street. the ho

day sale. visit purple.com or a store near you ♪ paul: may 1st has traditionally been the deadline for high school college, but the education department's botched rollout of a new version of the federal student aid a application known as the fafsa has turned this year's decision can day into a nightmare for many fafsa glitches and hold-ups in delayed financial aid offers to, excuse me, tens of thousands of students forcing some to make a decision without a full picture of college costs. and causing some families not to file the form at all. the education department said this week that the it had received just 8.4 million submissions so far this year, far fewer than the 17 million it processes in normal years. secretary miguel cardona if told angry lawmakers at a senate hearing on tuesday that students and their families deserve better with. or -- >> look, there's no excuse. our students deserve better, and i'm committed to making sure the process works, to make sure that more students is have is access to higher education and to a simpler fafsa process that encourages families to engage and give s

hello, in the year when suvorov’s army stormed the alps, when the cruel, cowardly emperor paul lived out his last daysof my heart, why do you need this science, you won’t be a professor anyway, you’ll only spoil your mood, oh well, everyone studies, it’s necessary, but why, what, are you earning money, or something, it’s not enough, yes, teaching, of course, light, only on our street the lamps are already burning well, we need to spend time on culture. accompanied by music, listen, york, i like this man, you know, i like it, but what to do, and you yourself are little, or something, you don’t know, and so, having blown away the last leaves from the bare trees, a fluffy, snowy winter came, the houses actually had white hats, the trees had white fur coats, white carpets were hung on the fences, everything was beating around, everything was beating around. the artist frost painted the windows of the houses with ice patterns houses, the houses are warm and cozy, as if there is no winter, as if there is no winter, i crackle the resinous logs in the stove. savchenko, what if you look at someone else’s noteb

jamie: it doesn't bother you that we haven't had sex in five days? paul: hello. and you're having fun, and you say goodnight, you get into the car. the minute that car door closes, that's the show. jamie: what's going on with us? paul: what's going on is that we're married five months and the sexual part is over. see i thought you understood that, i'm sorry. that's what happens, i play checkers in the park and you start arguing with busses, come on. jamie: it's not funny! helen hunt: they are these two people who can voice their own opinions without fear and be awful and apologize and hit a dry spell in the marriage and then find the heat between them again. people were feeling probably that combination of, i relate to it and i aspire to it... jamie: more. paul: come here. helen hunt: ...that made it very much its own. paul reiser: early, like season one i think, the network said you guys should have a kid. and we went no, no, no, no, no. we don't, that's too soon. season two is time for a kid. it went, it was like the network was, like annoying in-laws. oh, and

joining us is paul siana. great day to have you with us. you see these moves.feels to us nonexperts a breakout to the upside, but maybe you see it differently. >> it sure does, kelly. we just published a new note, the short-term technical patterns point to upside in yields, breakouts in the five-year and ten-year, and following signals that etas might get involved. so we see upside in june. but bigger picture, kelly, i would say our base case is starting to shift towards buying the dips, because our year ahead call has been yields rebound in the first half, likely peaked by the end of q2 and begin to roll over in the second half. >> why do you expect them to rollover, or is that just what the charts say? >> sure. mostly that's what the charts say, but two good reasons off the cuff here. number one, we view the trend in the u.s. unemployment rate as up. if you remember last year, the u.s. unemployment rate was 3.4%, and since then it's made three higher highs and three lower lows. so slowly the labor market is starting to crack and reached a two-year high. when

the next day, vincent coggins tells paul woodford about the payments.ettles, "how many people do you want killed?" coggins replies, "four dead men walking." they do business with violence. it is a world where a bullet in the head isjust literally another way of doing business, and that's the brutality of it. it's a world where there are no laws other than essentially what you could call the laws of the jungle. injune 2020, police started arresting thousands of encrochat users across the uk. police! after being confronted with their own messages, many pleaded guilty. 32 serious criminals linked to the cocaine heist have been convicted. they've been sentenced to a total of more than 350 years. they include vincent coggins, who's been sentenced to 28 years for drug trafficking and blackmail. and paul woodford, who got 2a years and six months. edward robertjarvis, a major player in the huyton firm, was convicted of drug trafficking and blackmail. he'll be sentenced later. most of the leaders of the huyton firm have been locked up, but not all. francis coggi

the next day, vincent coggins tells paul woodford about the payments.ettles, "how many people do you want killed?" coggins replies, "four dead men walking." they do business with violence. it is a world where a bullet in the head isjust literally another way of doing business, and that's the brutality of it. it's a world where there are no laws other than essentially what you could call the laws of the jungle. injune 2020, police started arresting thousands of encrochat users across the uk. police. police! after being confronted with their own messages, many pleaded guilty. 32 serious criminals linked to the cocaine heist have been convicted. they've been sentenced to a total of more than 350 years. they include vincent coggins, who's been sentenced to 28 years for drug trafficking and blackmail. and paul woodford, who got 2a years and six months. edward robertjarvis, a major player in the huyton firm, was convicted of drug trafficking and blackmail. he'll be sentenced later. most of the leaders of the huyton firm have been locked up, but not all. franc

paul adams, bbc news, jerusalem. final day of women's super league season.at today's sport with olly foster. hello from the bbc sport centre. they've kicked off on the final day of the women's super league. it's between chelsea and manchester city who wins the title. they are level on points, but chelsea, who are at manchester united, have a better goal difference so just need to match what city do at villa. and there have been goals. a flying start from the reigning champions. chelsea 2—0 up inside the first 15 minutes and you can see city, it is goalless at aston villa. liverpool and tottenham elsewhere, they are winning but it's those two matches we are keeping an eye on. aston villa are drawing against manchester city. city have to win. it looks like chelsea are heading towards the title yet again, which would be their fifth in a title yet again, which would be theirfifth in a row. phil foden is the premier league's player of the season. he's scored 17 league goals and provided 8 assists, his best season to date. foden said he was extremely proud and hap

to start memorial day weekend, but that's still a little beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast. >> thanks, paul. >>> so we've been closely following ballooning bay area real estate prices, and just yesterday we told you the median home price in santa clara county hit $2 million. so the latest listing in cupertino really drives that point home. the house is less than 400 square feet, roughly the size of a two-car garage. then guess how much it costs. you ready? according to the zillow listing, the house on carmen road is on the market for about $1.7 million. it only has one bedroom, one bathroom. there isn't even room for a full-sized fridge or stove, so no cooking. but as realtors say, it's the potential that's probably driving the price up. it's on a cul-de-sac in a top notch school district and sitting on almost 8,000 square feet of land. >>> san jose's urban vibrancy institute kicked off their summer block party series tonight as they join the number of bay area cities using outdoor events to try and lure more people downtown. the mayor and other city leaders joined dozens to enjoy the music

paul pelosi. this comes a day after david depape was resentenced in his federal case.a jury found depape guilty in attempt to hold nancy pelosi hostage and assaulting her husband with a hammer. depape apologized for breaking into the pelosi's san francisco home back in 2022. >>> a massachusetts fugitive known as the bad breath rapist has turned up here in the bay area. police announced they located him after 17 years on the run. >> you know, they get so gruesome that sometimes you just want to give up. it will just take that effort for someone to just keep pushing. >> coming up tonight at 5:30, we'll meet a member of the team who tracked the bad breath rapist across the country to bring him to justice. >>> i'm anne makovec, keeping an eye on the jury deliberations and the criminal trial for former president trump. as soon as tomorrow, he could become the first former president ever convicted of a crime. this is one of four criminal cases trump is facing, but probably the only one that will wrap up before the presidential election in the fall. in this trial, trump is fa

paul pelosi. comes just a day after he was sentenced 30 to 30 years in federal prison for the attack to pop is facing charges, including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon. elder abuse and residential burglary. prosecutors say he admitted he broke into paul pelosi's san francisco home with the intent of holding a former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage the trial state trial is expected to last about 3 weeks. >> the chp says more than 1300 people were arrested during memorial day weekends, maximum enforcement officers say more than 1100 of them were dui related. that is an average of a dui. every 4 minutes. the chp also issued nearly 32,000 citations for other things like not wearing seatbelts, distracted driving. you're holding phones and the like speeding had the most officers say 42 people died in crashes over the weekend. the agency says the 100 deadliest days for teenage drivers and passengers. it's between memorial day and labor day. >> let's get a check of the 4 zone forecast now taking a live look at the san mateo bridge it's slow going east going west, not too bad. >> not too in

this isn't every day paul watson.o overturn the election, inspired an insurrection and now is trying to recruit people. this isn't just a bunch of old ladies standing around watching you vote, this is trying to intimidate people and target certain voters and say there is something dangerous happening with the voting process. >> in your book, "the effort to overturn the 2020 election, more so than any other event in modern american history, would revoke the extraordinary tactics the conservative, white minority would employ to prevent a new multi-regional governing majority from taking power." i would assume that most of this election chicanery, which is euphemistic, election subversion, that trump is planning, would probably focus on hispanic and black communities, much as his 2020 election subversion efforts did. numbing the country as you doomed, what do you think are the particularly vulnerable communities for campaigns like trump's? >> you look at where trump tried to overturn the election and spread lies and it w

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now he's acting like he wants to debate me against or make my day pow paul, even do a twice. plus pick the day style. i hear you free on wednesdays. and i seems to be the, the all for trump couldn't refuse. right. that's right. he said he's ready and willing, he also took the, the opportunity on his own social media platform to social, to say that to joe biden is the worst president in american history along with his policies. and that he thinks there should be a vice presidential debate. and that there should be a large audience, it's something that he thinks that joe biden is afraid of him. we should also added all of this. there is a nother can do that. that's fine for the white house. that is robert f. kennedy junior ad he is criticizing both men saying, but both donald trump and joe biden are clued into loc americans at the head. the head match that 70 percent of americans don't. even one either can does it, and they're undermining democracy. and that's why he's vowing to appear on stage as well. right. kimberly, how could the white house to africa now with fighting in se

. >>> paul heggen joining us now. a beautiful day . i'm embracing the sunshine. >>> full sunshine after last week's cloud cover. the breeze is going to be a factor over the next couple of days. let look at what you need to know through the week. we will remain dry through the rest of the work week.'s that will change into the weekend. warm temperatures and lower humidity and an offshore breeze over the next 24 hours. the onshore breeze along the coast. the wind will converge's in many cool and wet weekend. not the kind of weather we usually associate with early may. first let's talk about the wind. the wind will be noticeable but not that strong. the advisory goes into effect at 11:00. elsewhere in the central valley as well. they pickup toward morning. the darker shades indicate 30+ mile-per-hour dusting and 26 miles per hour around fairfield. the wind should back down to the afternoon but it will still be a noticeable breeze. right now, the wind is onshore. the flag is standing up but not ridiculous. temperatures in the 60s and 70s.

happening right now, david de pap back in court today for the state trial for the attack on paul pelosi. one dayer getting sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for that same attack, opening statements are set to start pap facing charges, including attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon. elder abuse and residential burglary. prosecutors say the pap admitted that he broke into the san francisco home with the intent of holding former house speaker nancy pelosi hostage. that state trial is expected to last about 3 weeks. and east bay fathers now suing the city of pittsburgh, accusing the police department of using excessive force on him. well, he was suffering from a mental health crisis. >> he >> was the federal lawsuit is tied to this incident captured on video in february of 2022. police body camera video shows officers using a battering ram and tear gas at a hampton inn hotel. this lawsuit states, ashton porter refused to leave his room because he picks experiencing a psychotic episode at the time. the lawsuit claims police aggressively forced him out of the room using tear gas, peppe

. >> new details in the federal trial against the man convicted of attacking paul pelosi. one day after sentencing, the judge admits to a mistake. >> plus, there are some things that i think the president could have done better. >> sonoma state holds its commencement following a tumultuous week with the school's leadership. >> a cool evening across the bay area with the low clouds rolling into the bay. i'll have a look at the cur rent conditions and to 30 years in prison yesterday after being convicted of assault and attempted kidnaping soon after yesterday's sentencing, prosecutors asked the judge to reopen the hearing to allow depape to speak. in a court filing today, the judge said she made an error in not giving the defendant a chance to talk before being sentenced at a hearing. to give him that chance has been scheduled for may 28th, though it's unclear whether depape will speak. he also faces a criminal trial in san francisco. superior court, which is due to begin next week. and if he's convicted, there, his state sentence will run concurrently with his federal sentence. pie

didn't effect and that back on electro deluxe to address issues like corruption, lack last day, economy constant, paul looked at some crime unlikely to influence their vote. opposition parties are hoping for a high turn out the polls to grow their support and other things, and know what turnouts makes. favor the governing policy, as many of it's supposed to have a long to be loyal to with. with many of the voters in spoken to say they wouldn't change the most significant change may be the end of one party dominance. and on such a t, v a n c, and it's lead to settle remo, parsa, but we them a low to 0. so wait till now, nearly 3000 student needs refugees transit in ethiopia. and then on a hunger strike for nearly a week, more than 5000 of being held in camps on the east european control and force and the um har region that borders to dawn and protesting against that detention and a lack of food and medicine. a site to deteriorate to humanitarian conditions. another account earlier this month, to temperatures in positive and use capital, new dallas or to a rate quote high as it is $52.00 celsius, intens

then one day, this is paul, you can nicole, the victory was actually sick secured by door submitted to you know, the name on the people starting to go denazi's. i did restore body gum distributed in dublin. so what is this kind of stuff that you can just push on to the story? well, now most of the plans is actually admitted on your shop is doable. celebrating the, the actual details of the company from the what created the price to go with regards to the bus wise, which are part of the part of school because of the part of the big task or the of disapproval. so what this deli but it's not about the type of a switch it will show we did not use as opposed to russia to defend their budget. because real shirts are 20. did you find of the final blow to be not the company's been in the valley? so uh yeah, we do the printers which is actually the best thing is to see if it was ready telling is very interesting that almost every year on this occasion we take to the streets of some western countries. and we all scare every day people about they said history and, and very few people are even awa

so address issues like corruption, lack last day, economy constant, paul, look at some crime, a likely to influence their vote. opposition parties are hoping for a high turnout at the polls to produce support and other things, and know what turnouts may save of the governing proxy. as many of it's supposed to have a long been loyal to wait, but many of the voters is spoken to say they will change. the most significant change may be the end of one party dominance and uncertainty 3 a and c, and it's lead a suitable remo plaza for read them a low to 0. so at the best cross houses here as mike hannah, who's in mid ran following the vote. so mike polling stations were scheduled to close now, but i understand and actually i'm looking behind you. i see long lines of what i believe are voters. so i, so i guess the polling is the voting is continuing, this is the table, the polls close 10 minutes ago, but it has been announced that anybody who's in a 2 at the time that the polls pros, a will be able to vote. it's going to be a long, long time before everybody who's in this mess up here behind m

so address issues like corruption lacked last day economy constant. paul looked at some crime unlikely to influence their vote. opposition parties are hoping for a high turn out the polls to grow their support and other things, and know what turnouts makes. save of the governing proxy. as many of it's supposed to have a long been loyal to wait, but many of the votes has been spoken to say they will change. the most significant change may be the end of one party dominance and uncertainty to the amc and it's liter sudle. remo parsa freedom of ultra 0, so it is go to mike hannah, who has been following this day of voting and mike, you're currently at the results operation center in the mid rand. what's happening there of the? well, this is not a center. this is where all the results will come in and on the board behind me there you will get the results in real time as they collated and finished collating . so that will start happening in coming dollars as a result, start coming in and getting counted. now what do we do know at this point is that voting is con

paul: i want to quickly get your views on tencent as well, it's having a pretty good day in hong kongy about 4.2% right now. what is your outlook for the coming quarters for tencent? cannot sustain this momentum? chelsey: -- paul: we will have to leave it there. thank you so much for joining us. you can find more on the story and all the days trading on her markets live blog on the bloomberg and you can get a market run down with one click. commentary and analysis from bloomberg's expert editors and find out what is affecting your business right now. ♪ paul: welcome back to bloomberg "markets: asia." you're watching the india focus. let's check in on the premarket session. chinese stocks in india might be set to stall as investors turned her focus back to china's fundamental problems. tell us more about why that rotation trade is fading. >> the net sentiment on china remains positive, but there are a few things from the long-term perspective. earnings were improving in the margin but that case is crumbling again. you can see what tencent and alibaba have delivered in terms of growth,

day weekend. >> all right, paul, thank you so much. >>> up next is the bay area communities that will battle withhe driverless car companies. the feds have launched a new investigation into waymo. what is prompting the concerns. >>> and president biden announcing unlike those other messy whole body deodorants, native whole body deo dries on contact, doesn't leave white residue on clothes, and fights odor for 72 hours. for your pits, privates, chest, thighs, and feet! how do they do it? get native. >>> we're learning more about what may have caused that cargo ship in baltimore to crash into the francis scott key bridge, leading to its collapse. the ntsb preliminary report says the cargo ship had two catastrophic electrical failures minutes before the crash. they were triggered by the tripping of two power breakers and the ship also experienced two blackouts the day before the crash. the ntsb has not released a probable cause of the crash. that will be in the final report, which could take up to two years to complete. >>> well the feds are investigating waymo due to crashes involving their self-dri

day. >> paul embery i share her party. i don't share her politics.railblazer has been used a lot, and i think that's right. she is a trailblazer and it's been really badly handled. i think she should be allowed to stand. i think she's earned the right to stand, having been the mp for that constituency for so long. some of the things that she said over the years, matt's right are frankly barmy, but the labour party is a broad church and she is probably just at the margins. she's right up against the wall of that broad church. i would say, the left hand wall, and i think a lot of mainstream labour party people don't necessarily support her politics, but are admire her for what she's done in politics. you know , being the in politics. you know, being the first black woman being elected as a member of parliament, she's taken an awful amount of abuse over the years that she she didn't deserve. frankly, and, you know, this is a self—inflicted wound the last three days for the labour party, there's a kind of top down process that's taking place, which i'm n

petersburg celebrates its birthday. 321 years ago, construction of the peter and paul fortress began on hare island. city daybegan already on the weekend; today residents and guests will enjoy an extensive cultural program. we will find out all the details from dmitry akimov, he is in direct contact with us. hello, dmitry, what events are planned for today? yes, vera, hello, but perhaps the main news this day is beautiful sunny weather, absolutely atypical for the northern capital, which today the city, the hero city, the capital of the russian empire, celebrates its 321st birthday. the date is not an anniversary, but it is similar to a countdown. three before the start. 2:1 and indeed today st. petersburg is not only a city, an open-air museum, but a rapidly developing metropolis that has a huge number of plans for the future, well , we all love an anniversary, so today we remembered one of the most famous residents city ​​of alexander sergeevich pushkin, the 225th anniversary of his birth, which we celebrate this year, and precisely with... in the light hand of alexander sergeevich pushkin, the name of the