performance group he doesn't seem to feel like they're all taking up this space. in earth she said they pronounced your oh my god oh. you're the way here oh no oh no no no i meant that you. have a vehicle. down the middle. it's like our only. room 100-0000 m. our your i'll go with. my share of the sisters rather. than . her. mama make her love you know the time for me is never forget. who. don't like anything on the new heart do you hear yeah sorry. i said that he is and i don't that's right. ok. ok ok. oh big like the thing about the like all the people. honestly. come up. with. the. world. the live. their lives. play. my. thanks. to. happy that. i was trying to look older. i think. i was like so happy so happy for crikey it was great to meet them even the crowd. and they have fun doesn't. like the guy that i cry i think i thought i was wrong when i say good morning. like i'm really proud. of you and even though all the way to the rehearsal this might. sound like nervous and or whatever but then i talked to a group of people who got us most intimate. about holds

wondering what you and i can hear her normally just coming by himself, i think he wasn't like performing the group. he doesn't seem to feel like they're all taking up because it didn't sit up. she said there's a place for now. oh no. oh. just a minute here. okay. oh, that sounds like i was the 1st time i really need to get this and look at that. okay. okay. i think they don't realize how big this is like that was like all these people were just didn't honestly i was the the the the the the the the the the the the the list. i'm so happy there was green. this is amazing. the crowd really like and they have nothing for the life guy got smokes, right. as i thought i was wrong going on with my glee and i was like, oh really? oh, i didn't all the way she was like, nervous or whatever, but then i both. so they told me that susan i'm a winner, everyone's c l a. so i literally i am a champion glare and l barbara warranty on 2017. so golf, they want to see you have a good runway walk, but it's more focused on the way the pose and the way you goal. and it's a lot about like not showing your face, it's showin

tech is the best performing group and that's worth noting. down about .25%.fearing is poorly -- not fearing as poorly as you might think on a day when you think there might be a risk off mentality. we will get the stock of the hour and a moment. it is up more than 5% on its earnings and outlook. that is key. we are watching the bond space. there are some signals. for what it's worth, when you talk about bitcoin and the bounce off the bottom, it might be worth it to look at the technical point of view. there are believers in bitcoin. kathy wood says she thinks $500,000 is possible. watch the moving average other technical levels because i think we will see program buying around some key levels. matt: absolutely. mike mcglone -- well, first, joe weisenthal made a great point when he was on about half an hour ago. if there's any asset that can really trade on the technicals, because it is difficult to pin down fundamentals here, it is cryptocurrency. mike mcglone also, to his credit, worked in the pit in chicago for many years. this is happening exactly as he wo

or worst performing group in the market today it's the worst, but it's still up 40% for the year on with the colonial pipeline and fuel prices and just the general mood around the economic reopening. is energy still a good bet >> yeah. in fact we actually just upgraded energy from an outperform rating to a neutral that adds to the financials and health care so we now have three outperform ratings inclusive of energy that said, i would go back to the view that i think it's factor decisions that will add more value, lower case v, than sector-based decisions but on the metrics we look at, macro conditions, valuation, technical conditions, relative strength and general fundamentals, that now screens quite well, the energy sector. >> we'll leave the conversation there. stephen, joyce, liz ann, good to see all of you. >>> technology outperforming the broader market but the sector has been hit hard recently up next, dan niles on whether he sees a tech turn-around on the horizon and the stocks he thinks are most attractive right now. >>> plus talk about a jobs jolt. mike santoli looking

. >> financials by the way are the best performing group in today's mark "ask halftime" is coming upour questions by video. we will play them on the air e-mail us, askhalftime@cnbc.com. we will be right back. stay restless with the icon that does the same. the rx, crafted by lexus. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 rx 350. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. growing up, the 2021 rx 350. my mom, siblings and i faced more than our fair share of adversity. but i believed in a future beyond what others saw. when it came time for college, the kpmg future leaders program was there to help. it was more than a scholarship. it was four years of support, mentorship and training. now i'm my family's first college graduate and i'm just getting started. the kpmg future leaders program. empowering young women to reach their potential since 2016. ♪ ♪ >>> all right. let's do it. let's answer your questions. first up, stuff, i have a video one for you. >> hi, "halftime report. i'm a super fan of the show. this is a question for the brilliant stephanie link stephanie, i know you have owned fort

we have a recent lifeline performance group that we do outside of our capital program. public and private including pg&e and the comcast and some of the different utility providers. whatever the vision zero program around reducing pedestrian deaths and we have a large bond plan, $400 million plan in 2022 that we'll mention in more detail for the transportation network. finally, i just want to mention in the chapter of planning for our future, we do want to highlight, you know, the past two years, we've done more in geo bonds than ever in such a short time period that i can recall and we have a tracker on our website that goes back to 1950. recognizing the significant budget cuts across the city and looking at that and how it impacted especially our pay as you go cash program. we're looking at how we can infuse dollars into the city. that includes equity and climate resilience to it. we think about the recovery stimulus that we're asking for projects that are going to be completed that are going to start within the next 18 months and the criteria are the advancing racial

we have a recent lifeline performance group that we do outside of our capital program. public and private including pg&e and the comcast and some of the different utility providers. whatever the vision zero program around reducing pedestrian deaths and we have a large bond plan, $400 million plan in 2022 that we'll mention in more detail for the transportation network. finally, i just want to mention in the chapter of planning for our future, we do want to highlight, you know, the past two years, we've done more in geo bonds than ever in such a short time period that i can recall and we have a tracker on our website that goes back to 1950. recognizing the significant budget cuts across the city and looking at that and how it impacted especially our pay as you go cash program. we're looking at how we can infuse dollars into the city. that includes equity and climate resilience to it. we think about the recovery stimulus that we're asking for projects that are going to be completed that are going to start within the next 18 months and the criteria are the advancing racial

jonathan k: semis were one of the absolute performing industry groups off the covid lows.ething like 150% off the lows. for much of last year, there was talk about how semis were the new part of the dow theory, a very leading indicator, a cyclical group, but also with that growth aspect. so we have to respect the inverse. what we saw over the last several weeks and even the last month or two is that semis relative to the s&p started to break down, so it's a bit of a warning sign. certainly they can bounce here, but i think that relative performance needs to be watched closely as a good risk barometer for the overall market. jonathan f: does that make you cautious near-term? jonathan k: that has been part of our cautious call. again, we continue to think 3950 is kind of a decent spot to look for the s&p. semis are about 5% of the s&p 500, which is actually about twice as big as for other sectors, so they are a very important group. if the semis go lower, s&p is probably going lower with it. tom: jonathan ferro has been talking about the relative move in some of these big te

one of them being the outdoor ticketed and performances are allowed. groups of up to eight people indoors or outdoors. they will be able to sit at the counter without -- -- without seats rather to be served and some of the indoor places of worship this weekend. they can create sections of fully vaccinated people without using the social distancing requirements and when the weekend wraps up and kids go back to school, the after-school programs, the cohort size limits have been lifted, so now there's more kids that can participate in some of the youth programs. so as fans head out this weekend, things looking a lot different. that's as we all inch closer to that june 15th reopening. mayor london breed took to social media talking about what a busy weekend this will be in san francisco. the warriors are in the chase center fighting for the playoffs and the first place san francisco giants are welcoming the third place doerms and the doors of our restaurants and bars are open for business. the city is coming alive again, and that's exactly what's happening. thing

amateur performing arts groups will be able to perform outdoors.more flexibility to resume in—person learning and outdoor adult contact sport can resume and more than one person will be able to sing during religious services which is a change many groups have asked for and will welcome although at this stage, it does not include congregation singing. also the standard limit for the number events will increase from monday up to 100 people will be able to attend an indoor event, up to 250 will be able to attend an outdoor event with unrestricted standing and up to 500 and outdoor event with seating. these are standard limits, but events organisers have the ability to make applications to hold bigger events and they will be assessed accordingly. we will continue to review rules on events with the sector and guidance will be published in the next three weeks. we will review the guidance on physical distance in and that is relevant to the event sector and many other businesses and if it is possible to relax the current rules on physical distancing, we w

black community, of course, as well as a lot of white people, minorities, there was a native group performing a dance early on a very emotional moment. also, when people males on the floor for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, exactly as long as full police officer during shelven melton, george floyds next are they you said in your report that hardly anyone is satisfied with the progress being made but police brutality. the problem is now widely recognised, the officer who killed george floyd has been found guilty facing up to 40 years in prison. that alone was hard to imagine a year ago, wasn't it? yeah, that's right, because usually in the past, very often and those cases that would not even even have been a trial. so that of course is an achievement. and as you rightly pointed out, the fact that this is now on the agenda, and that there is a lot of awareness created as an achievement of the black lives matter movement. but the big concern, he really is that this was just a one sentence. there has been justice or for the family when direct children was sentenced with murder. but of course they are

black community, of course, as well as a lot of white people, minorities, there was a native group performing a dance early on a very emotional moment. also, when people males on the floor for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, exactly as long as form a police officer during children, males on george lloyd's next. you said in your report that hardly anyone is satisfied with the progress being made, but police brutality. the problem is now widely recognized the officer who killed george floyd as been found guilty is facing up to 40 years in prison, not alone with hearts and minds in a year ago, wasn't it? yeah, that's right, because usually in the past, very often and those cases would not even even have been a trial. so that of course is an achievement. and as you rightly pointed out, the fact that this is now on the agenda, and there's a lot of awareness created as an achievement of the black lives matter move in. but the big concern, he really is that this was just a one of sentencing that has been just the sir for the family when direct children was sentenced with murder. but of course they are con

a performance art group with performance events that transform public spaces presents psycho pump, created with social distancing at its core, the show is a solo or duo journey that participants walk up and down and through the park on existing trails. along the way, special areas including the labyrinth -- [indiscernible] that connect them to their natural environment. it runs through june 27th and tickets and more information can be found online. last month, mayor breed to cut the ribbon on the new playground. thank you vice president mcdonald for joining. it includes swings, imagination garden, river bed exploration area with imaginative play, it is really a very well designed and executed project. the $5.2 million renovation includes improvements to lighting, drainage and irrigation system. approximately 4.2 million was provided through the neighborhood parks fund. the project design was shaped by feedback gathered through community meetings, electronic voting and outreach, where in the world is christopher parks festival, a free event to raise awareness for the parks and the results w

i think you really like performing with a group. he doesn't seem to feel like they're all taking up because it didn't sit up issues, so they're very pronounced. oh no. oh okay. oh, that sounds nice . i'll be discouraged for maybe another time. okay. it's never harder. yeah. sorry. i just need to get this back. okay okay. i think big this is like for me in front of like all these people with me that's my honestly i was the the the the the the the the the the the list i'm trying to look old. that's something like this. so happy. yeah. it was great, he was amazing, the crowd really like and they have nothing like the guy got snark right at 1st. i thought that was something wrong going on with my green i was, i was like oh, i didn't all the way she was like, nervous or whatever, but then i both to see like i know when everyone's telephone. i literally i am a champion blair and barbara warranty. 2017. so both they want to see you have a good run way, walk, but it's more focused on the way the po and the way you saw. and it's a lot about

the performances from the circus group include death define acrobats, dancing and original music, all pain homage to the city. the co founders of the seven fingers have roots in san francisco as well. both our native san franciscans, several tech companies in san francisco have moved toward virtual work and are downsizing there in person office space. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us the change could have a permanent impact on the city seals force welcome some workers back this week to the san francisco headquarters. but the software giant is allowing some two thirds of workers to remain home and has canceled the lease for space in a proposed new building. it's one of many tech company's downsizing. airbnb announced this week. it's looking to decrease its office space south of market twitter on market street is looking to sub lease more than 100,000 square feet of space. and pinterest canceled the lease for reported 490,000 square feet in a proposed building downtown. one thing that's certainly happening is companies are currently using less space. very council president and ceo jim wonde

you see the stock that has been doing well, s&p 500 second-best performer out of the main industry groupse msci world index, msci emerging markets index, also top performers. so you put it all together, this is a group that has done relatively well, and as a result, it is clear that this etf has been the beneficiary in terms of the money coming into the fund. guy: a big week for big banks, talk to me about there etf contribution. dave: they account for quite a bit of the fund in terms of their weight. j.p. morgan chase, bank of america, citigroup, all in the top five in terms of their share of etf assets. they have all been relatively strong performers this year, and they have managed to hold onto their gains, even in the face of all this congressional testimony they had to provide, the ceos did, this week. wells fargo is especially notable. third-best performer this year, at least through yesterday, among the funds holding, and there are roughly 190 stocks they own in isg are the only shares doing better, the money managers in invesco. also, credit cards, they are big in that business. c

a performance art group with performance events that transform public spaces presents psycho pump, created with social distancing at its core, the show is a solo or duo journey that participants walk up and down and through the park on existing trails. along the way, special areas including the labyrinth -- [indiscernible] that connect them to their natural environment. it runs through june 27th and tickets and more information can be found online. last month, mayor breed to cut the ribbon on the new playground. thank you vice president mcdonald for joining. it includes swings, imagination garden, river bed exploration area with imaginative play, it is really a very well designed and executed project. the $5.2 million renovation includes improvements to lighting, drainage and irrigation system. approximately 4.2 million was provided through the neighborhood parks fund. the project design was shaped by feedback gathered through community meetings, electronic voting and outreach, where in the world is christopher parks festival, a free event to raise awareness for the parks and the results w

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there was a native group performing a dance early in a very emotional moment. when people males on the floor for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, exactly as long as phone a police officer derek children nailed on george lloyd's next. are they you said in your report that hardly anyone is satisfied with the progress being made but police brutality? the problem is now widely recognised. the officer killed george floyd, has been found guilty. he's facing up to 40 years in prison. that alone was hard to imagine a year ago, wasn't it? yeah, that's right, because usually in the past, very often and those cases would not even even have been a trial. so that of course is an achievement. and as you rightly pointed out, the fact that this is now on the agenda, and there's a lot of awareness created as an achievement of the black lives matter move in. but the big concern, he really is that this was just a one sentence, and there has been just the search for the family when direct children was sentenced with murder. but of course they are concerned that this is just a one off thi

where the best performers in that group year to date. now we're going after them >> yeah, and that's a good point. you know, i don't think the analyst rationale is particularly valid in terms of this being the peak for ad revenues, though you take a look at the trade desk and maybe think there's something to it. i agree with joe, but it doesn't mean they're not going to continue to trade down to me this is the time to be nervous in the market. i can't write many book reports, judge, on why the empirical evidence all shows that certain tech names, semi-names should be higher we have shortage in copper, short hajj in steel, shortage in semis. semis are down, lows are up, it doesn't make sense >> then why did you sell micron? why are you cutting your exposure to tech >> just because i think it and just because those may be the underlying facts, it doesn't mean that's how the market is going to react you're dealing with old algo models that when inflation goes up technology goes down. more so than ever -- while i'm short through puts, i adde

black community, of course, as well as a lot of white people, minorities, there was a native group performing a dance early in a very emotional moment. also, when people males on the floor for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, exactly as long as form a police officer during shelven nails on george ward's next. are they you said in your report that hardly anyone is satisfied with the progress being made but police brutality? the problem is now widely recognized the officer who killed george floyd has been found guilty. he's facing up to 40 years in prison. that alone was hard to imagine a year ago, wasn't it? yeah, that's right, because usually in the past, very often and those cases that would not even even have been a trial. so that of course is an achievement. and as you rightly pointed out, the fact that this is now on the agenda, and that there's a lot of awareness created as an achievement of the black lives matter movement. but the big concern, he really is that this was just a one sentence, and there has been just the search for the family when direct children was sentenced with murder. but of

. >>> abc 7 news anchor dion lynne introduces you to a group of sassy performers taking on a new genera to get their message across. >> decked out in rhinestones and back ward caps this is a rehearsal of a different kind for the grant avenue foley's. the troupe of energetic 50 to 60-year-olds that started in china town in the 50s and 60s has evolved over time. the performance today is of their new rap. their way of channeling their anger over the attacks on asian- americans. >> da-da-da by the way means hit, hit, hit. with the help of a poet. the song in chinese and english. >> i have the meaning line. that means you degenerate go to hell. >> reporter: the inspiration against the song's title which means chicken feather duster is known to be a disciplinary tool from another >> it brings up thoughts of a different era but now they can laugh about it. >> reporter: even garnering attention from mtv. >> they're responding, they're looking at the video and they're loving it. >> reporter: the foley's even gave me a look. >> exude the tude. your attitude. >> i'm going to remember this when i'm

. >>> abc 7 news anchor dion lynne introduces you to a group of sassy performers taking on a new generat their message across. >> decked out in rhinestones and back ward caps this is a rehearsal of a different kind for the grant avenue foley's. the troupe of energetic 50 to 60-year-olds that started in china town in the 50s and 60s has evolved over time. the performance today is of their new rap. their way of channeling their anger over the attacks on asian- americans. >> da-da-da by the way means hit, hit, hit. with the help of a poet. the song in chinese and english. >> i have the meaning line. that means you degenerate go to hell. >> reporter: the inspiration against the song's title which means chicken feather duster is known to be a disciplinary tool from another >> it brings up thoughts of a different era but now they can laugh about it. >> reporter: even garnering attention from mtv. >> they're responding, they're looking at the video and they're loving it. >> reporter: the foley's even gave me a look. >> exude the tude. your attitude. >> i'm going to remember this when i'm repor

now some of those restrictions that are lifted include outdoor ticketing and seated performances are allowed. groups of up to eight people are allowed to be served at bar counters without tables or seats. indoor places of worship create sections for fully vaccinated folks without having to use the social distancing requirement and for the kids, when you go back to school on monday for the afterschool programs, cohort size limitations have been completely lifted for those youth programs, so as the fans head out and venture to the bars or get a drink before the game, restaurant owners say they're excited for the crowds but they say they've been preparing for this big day. we'll see who shows up and try to keep everybody spaced and happy. >> reporter: this is a big step for those bars as you could imagine. if you're out, there is a little more congestion but we're moving forward, another step to normalcy. we're live in san francisco in front of the chase center, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> yes, a little bit of normalcy like you said and i think it's making people feel good, too, so it's n

doesn't this merit something these are hall of famers now the best performer in the group. but over the long haul, it is one of the and they double down. they don't last. sooner or later, they bust the federal reserve sees inflation getting out of control and slams the brakes on the economy by raising interest rates. i don't think that's going to happen soon. they have jay powell and adamant he won't start tightening until we're up to full employment. it always does happen. once the economy slows down, the cyclical stocks collapse investors flop to faang plus microsoft. the stocks are spectacular winners any time there is a slowdown s is so loved right now. there is a self correcting there are no ses la scares you don't see kathy wood's portfolio. she'll be on friday. not this show. tesla is incredible. but think about this does tesla make a lot of money no how would it do without government subsidies good question. is there a huge organization of great people under elon musk we have no idea. suppose he decided to retire what happens then? who knows. maybe he will go on "sa

relative to the stock performance, if we try to smooth out the pandemic and look at investec relative to a bank groupthe pandemic, we see the performance of investec is on par with that of the broader peer group for investec. guy: thank you very much, indeed. let's talk more about the business. joining us from johannesburg is fani titi, investec ceo. a u.s. is picking up. you have growth picking up. you have lending starting to pick up. momentum is starting to pick up. are you confident this momentum even now have got is sustainable? fani: as we said in the result, it has been a tale of two halves first stop the first half was characterized by a shut down in the economies. the second half we have seen a level of recovery in the economies. as a better understanding and containment of the virus. our business is very robust. our clients are in the hand of the market so we are quite excited about the opportunity, obviously assuming we can continue to have progress against the virus. alix: your outlook for the future, how much of that depends on vaccinations, lockdowns or no lockdowns, how closely do you

if you made a higher hierarchy today of groups doing best in academic performance they would be asians, indians and the chinese -- the asian-americans dominate the ethnic groups. where is white privilege? they are not at the top of the totem pole of american society anymore. the only area where white house are on top is accumulated wealth. it's difficult to explain why asian-americans are doing the best. they are not discriminating against anymore. they are out-performing anybody. merit is responsible for differences in performance. that has to be denied. critical race theory is trying to get away from the idea of merit and substitute the bogus category of racial oppression. >> laura: this is why part of the process in the blm critical race theory is to get rid of the s.a.t.s. that's part what have is going on here. >> it is. when you say they, what is strange historians will say these are the most powerful pampered rich people in the history of civilization. lebron yelling at us and oprah. the ceo of delta making $17 million a year. mark zuckerberg pouring $500 million into the last e

performance measured. the engineering consultancy group p 3 specializes in gauging the signal strength of networks for mobile phone and internet providers its fleet of several dozen cars ferries it specialists all across europe to detect any gaps in coverage. the technicians measured the surfing speed of various websites including the up and down load of data and video streaming aborted transfers and sluggish intermittent connectivity. indicate deficits in network quality of the telephone isn't and i'm computer for the phones or being connected to a computer where a sound file is being played but i'm not just a tennis player for the 1st 4 calls the 2nd one vendors are called and once that calls over there's a brief pause right and then the 2nd phone calls the 1st one. and that's repeated all day long so as to objectively determine the voice quality images we have to cut . the team also use speed test websites to check d.s.l. and landline connections on millions of computers worldwide. that enables or left to must pay fee and their fellow engineers in $100.00 to give providers an overview with global networks

the groups are not performing to the same extent if you insist on equal outcomes but don't have equal performance the only way to get is by lowering standards. the insistence upon equity is a concession we that we won't look at performance if doing so prevents us from gettings our numbers right. that's a bad thing. >> laura: the idea that everyone has his or her truth. this is my truth! there is also objective truths. that goes out the window. even in science today it goes out the window. this is my truth! you have to validate it even if you don't agree with it, you have to validate it. >> yes, it's a real problem. identity politics is one thing. i have this identity and my voice must be heard. i am therefore i know -- and you can't know it you are not me. i have a special insight into knowledge. this is very anti-intellectual. >> laura: there are not many conservatives on college campuses and faculties across the country. what do you say to conservatives who want to go into academics today? where should they go if they are being blocked? >> well, it's a tough call. it's not just cons

restrictions that were lifted on thursday are, they include outdoor ticketed and seated performances are allowed. groupsht people indoors and outdoors are now able to be served at bar counters and tables without seats and if you're headed to a place of worship this weekend, the places of worship can create sections for fully vaccinated individuals without fog social distancing requirements. heading back to school monday for the afterschool programs the limitations are lifted cleatly for those afterschool and youth programs but back to what's going on here, fans head out to bars and restaurants, things will look different but restaurant owners and workers say they're excited and they've been preparing for the potentially larger crowds. >> we'll see who shows up and try to keep everybody kind of spaced and happy. >> reporter: this has been a long time coming, for months we've tracked the progress, implementing and lifting of restrictions so now we are getting closer and closer to what life felt like pre-pandemic especially now that folks can stand around, drink beverages and watch games on the big screens

the program participants had to get used to experiences that include speaking to a group today actress and performance coach you really do need to help them develop their skills when you get back up to a month or so cern as it's good to have you folks here i'm pleased to be here. and i really don't looking forward to this. let me tell you this go ahead now what are some of the things you can do to make a good impression on your audience in the you know in perth you have to present yourself with all foresty. what do you mean by authority over all of. this well you've got to show people that you want to tell them something it's like you're saying to the audience hey look at me i've got something important to tell you. both yeah this is my so you draw attention to yourself as right ok very good what else has parts not. all this punch but now you need to be a bit spontaneous and teach people in a way that's not boring and make someone to interact with you and act he. committed also can we say that you should try to make the best impression possible. sighting worth something like that. as a script that wel

participants have to get used to one sorts of experiences that include speaking to a group today actress and performance coach if you really do lucy to help them develop their skills we'll get back up to a month or. so showing us it's good to have you folks here i am pleased to be here . and i've really been looking forward to this. yeah me to. go hey now what are some of the things you can do to make a good impression on your audience and. you know your purpose you have to present yourself with all foresee. what do you mean by authority over the public this well you've got to show people that you want to tell them something it's like you're saying to the audience hey look at me i've got something important to tell you. says my so you draw attention to yourself. right ok very good what else has parts not. how this project but that you need to be a bit spontaneous and teach people in a way that's not boring and make someone to interact with you and act t.v. . so can we say that you should try to make the best impression possible. sighting was something that. we were going to walk as well there's no right

groups. by sunday, the performs were scrapped, but the protest continued way.ck drivers blocking roads leading to the capital, bogotÁ. they want benefits for preferential petrol prices. hundreds join to protest in bogotÁ. much bigger demonstrations have been called for wednesday. let's hear from daniel pardo in bogotÁ. daniel: part of the reason police brutality is so big and this country is because not only the police, but the whole structure of the military forces, security forces, were built in the conflict against these marxist guerillas. colombia has been dealing with a conflict for 60 years now, and the security forces were built in those terms. they see whoever is criticizing the establishment as potential marxist guerrilla fighters. ros: thanks to daniel for that update. next return to kenya, where a group of endangered giraffes have been stuck on an island which is being threatened by rising water levels. the draft, which some people refer to as the rothschild giraffe, is close to extinction. as you will see from this report for my ca colleague, satell

the groups are not performing to the same extent if you insist upon equal outcomes but don't have equalperformance the only way you get it is by lowering standards. from my perspective the insistence upon equity, against equality of opportunity is a confession that we are not going to look at performance too closely if doing so would prevent us from getting our numbers right and that is a bad thing. laura: the idea that everyone has his or her truth, they pound their chest when they say this is my truth but there is also objective truth and that seems to go completely out the window. even in science it goes out the window. this is my truth, this is my understanding and you have to validate it even if you don't agree with it, you have to validate it. >> i call it identity system apology. identity politics is one thing. i'm in this group and have this identity, my voice must be heard but identity in system apology is another thing altogether. i am therefore i know, you can't know it if i'm not me, in search of my identity, special insight into knowledge that is not communicable between gr

performers. i'm a founding member of unbound feet. we were the first groupan american women writers and performers. we got together in 1978. in 1979, we became unbound feet and performed at the james more theater in oakland. canyon sound, which has now written sky train, about the tibetan women in tibet that has been occupied by china. nelly wong, who is a chinese american poet, i believe she has a street and school named after her in oakland. we have jeanne lin, who is now a poet laureate in san francisco, nancy hong is an artist who does silkscreen's. she has a 30-year retrospective right now. myself, i'm a poet. we gave a performance at the chinese historical society. we had a 30-year reunion of five of us in 2016. on march 30th, five of us did a performance for the chinese historical society. this is about telling our stories and getting them out. myself, i have a connection to san francisco's chinatown. my mother was a very famous chinese opera singer. she was one of the two most famous chinese opera singers in the golden age of chinese opera, 19 twenti

the show people that >> there's week and weeks of judging and then at the very end the last group does performancesdible. that's a huge challenge. i wonder, she tweets so much have you heard from cynthia? >> yes, i have >> really? tell me. >> she dm'ed me on instagram she shared the video on the first night. she said i inspired her and keep going. keep running and flying on just to hear those words from her and how much she -- it's been outrageous. >> that's as big as it gets. i've seen her in small halls i've seen her uptown in the bronx. incredible i can't wait to watch (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and value without any tradeoffs. that's t-mobile for business. >> welcome to the

the show people that >> there's week and weeks of judging and then at the very end the last group does performancesnd up she is incredible. that's a huge challenge. i wonder, she tweets so much have you heard from cynthia? >> yes, i have >> really? tell me. >> she dm'ed me on instagram she shared the video on the first night. she said i inspired her and keep going. keep running and flying on just to hear those words from her and how much she -- it's been outrageous. >> that's as big as it gets. i've seen her in small halls i've seen her uptown in the bronx. incredible i can't wait to watch you live good luck to you something's next stay with us ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. at t-mobile, we're committed to serving those who serve. as a nationally recognized military friendly employer, the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. we're on our way to hiring 10,000 veterans and military spouses by 2023. and our commitment doesn't stop there. at t-mobile, we offer ex

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the government had believed, government and performance embedded with the antiwar groups, believed thatabout 4000 or 5000 which are up for mayday but instead there were nearly 50,000. that is part of what triggered this overreaction. host: neil was one of those 50,000. neil from round rock, texas. how old were you? caller: i was 18 at the time. host: why did you come to washington? caller: i learned the government had lied to the american people, lied about the basis of the war, and i was terribly angered by that. i educated myself and decided that i had to go. host: what was it like when you got here? i stayed -- caller: i stayed with friends at georgetown and got to dupont circle as a new yorker. i had the model that people would be warned. if you do not leave you will be arrested. it was nothing like that. police just swept in, grabbed us up before we knew what was going on. host: when you were grabbed by the police, tell us about that. where did they put you? caller: they initially put us in the prison yard at the d.c. prison. it was a rather surreal - filled every jail in the city.

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. >> reporter: these stunt performers were practicing in a group after more than a year of training alone. >> i feel sketched out about being out here, but, yeah, i can't stay at home all the time. >> reporter: health experts worry about what happens when hot weather drives people indoors this summer, especially in some states where vaccination rates are lower. >> i'd still wear a mask at work just because i work with the public. even though i'm fully vaccinated, i don't know if they are or not. i feel like it's still good -- >> your whole store got hit. >> my whole work caught it back in december. that was great. it was a terrible experience having it. >> reporter: he's not able to ask customers if they've been vaccinated. even with an honor system that's fool proof, there's a sense the country has turned a corner. >> it's like a hopeful moment and a year -- the past couple of years it's been a lot of really bad news. >> reporter: in other hopeful news, public health england show two doses of the vaccine are highly effective against the variant first found in india. dr. anthony fauci has

group. ultimately vw has porsche, it has lamborghini, it has a number of high-performance brands.the restraining factors is on the credit side with the carbon credit. as we start to see these companies within the vw stable going through this transition, i am assuming a spinoff becomes a little easier. benedikt: you are absolutely right. there has always been a question hanging over the vw empire, how does it all fit together. these are assets that are well-known brands. you of bentley, you have porsche, you have lamborghini. there is not much cross-pollination. is there way we can group them into a high-performance unit and as you move them more to the single platform, more to a single destiny, that becomes a more realistic proposition. we have seen it with porsche, which is hugely popular. you are seeing more of that car in the streets. they are proving up your brand sports car brand like porsche can go down that route. that is something lamborghini will try to do. they do have the shoulders and volkswagen to stand on. that will help them. alix: how does all this play in the narr

. >> reporter: on a sunny day in atlanta, these step performers were practicing in a group after morehan a year of training alone. >> honestly, i still kind of feel iffy about it. i still am sketched out about being out here. i can't like stay at home all the time. >> reporter: health experts worry about what happens when hot weather drives people indoors this summer, especially in some states where vaccination rates are lower. >> i still wear a mask at work just because i work with public. so even though i'm fully vaccinated, i feel like i don't know if they are or not, so i feel like it's still good to have it on. >> your whole store got hit too. >> my whole work caught it back in december. that was great. it was a terrible experience having it. >> reporter: and he's not able to ask customers if they've been vaccinated, even with an honor system that is far from foolproof, there's a sense the country has turned a corner. >> it's like a hopeful moment, a rare hopeful moment in a year -- past couple of years it's been like a lot of bad news. >> reporter: a new study by public health e