perkins this is the head of perkins, a company that johns perkins cushing worked for, as he advised his business partners. the opium war broke out. crisis could opportunity while the trouble lasts, you will be enabled to do great things, but one such chance happens in a lifetime you'll feel a profit one must take advantage. perkins was speaking from personal because he made his first fortune that he later reinvested in the china trade trading slaves and sugar during the haitian revolution in the caribbean. so he's a guy that knew how to profit from disorder. now perkins sentiment. and i'm going to win this up here perkins sentiment captures a great deal of how american merchants approach to their business in china. but i'm a little bit loath to give a slave trader turned opium dealer turned philanthropist the last word. so i'm going to say a couple more about what i think this all means and why it matters what tracking the politics of the china trade demonstrates in this example, as in others, is that the united states has never lived in a vacuum from the republic's earliest years, amer

francis perkins in congratulating bessie on her very first supreme court argument and victory said she was particularly pleased to learn how animated the court was and that it asked her so many questions because francis perkins understood that that demonstrated the court's unusual interest and bessie

kleiner perkins made its name backing huge companies that are deep within ai.the lunch or is there room for startups? bucky: i think it absolutely matters. it matters a lot. time and time again, what we have seen is that the technology that comes along as this, it tends to trend toward commoditization. and that is the proliferation of open source to these models that we are really starting to see more and more often actually stand up to the capabilities that developers are looking for when pursuing use cases with ai. i think it matters a lot. i hope and believe we will enter a world where we are going to have best in class models that are proprietary in nature, from the likes of companies like open-ai and so on. then, we are going to have a vast landscape of open source models. they make this technology accessible to anyone. ed: there is temptation for us to spend the entire show talking about ai. but other things are going on in your rope. the story of the week is sequoia splitting into three businesses. i know that kleiner perkins has china business that oper

natural beauty dedicated to the founding of palisades park, the five miles scenic drive leading to the perkins memorial tower. the park administration building is also being constructed by wpa at bethpage state park. a new clubhouse has recently been completed and for the enjoyment of golfers for 18 hole courses have been provided. membership in an expensive club is no longer necessary for local devotees of the royal and ancient fort. an important part of the bureau of criminal investigation of the new york state police is this laboratory in which science is brought to bear on the apprehension of criminals. wpa is helping in this vitally important work by supplying trained laboratory technicians and clerical workers. the reports of the cases with the laboratory has helped us all make a thrilling omniverse of true detective stories. stories like that of the waterford safecracker. this case started early one sunday morning. good morning, sergeant. sit down. what have you got on the waterford safe case? i got a great deal, sir. looks like an inside job. although the word on his fingerprints. we'v

and i finally knew if i lived in perkins bunker, i could have told you, i was more precision. personally, i think that's a put in is always lying. that is, to me, an absolute sort of, uh, give it in any situation. uh, the extent to which she is being willing forms. well, i suppose that she's guessing the outline of information which may be true, but she's not a military person. she does not understand much about strategy about, you know, basically the whole things moves room here. i think the possibility of um, well giving came a better picture then. then then the reality law i think is quite strong uh, puts in a, surrounded by an equivalent to him and he will quote it which pleasing him. all that is the most important thing. so i suppose that's she just wouldn't understand a lot of things that happened on the ground just because he does not have an experience. and um and uh, you know, for me to, through the cation for that, that was dw, is russia. analysts concertina i got now beetle fans can get face their eyes on previously on seeing photos of the band in their heyday photograph by pa

what do you think will be perkins next? steps i think that he will try to show some residents. so i think a search for traitors, whether real or imaginary will be very much on in moscow i there will be check who was doing watts during this fateful 24 hours. and i suppose that will probably see high profile the resignation is i don't know whether the, the chief general stuff and the defense minister who's resignations with the mom to buy pretty guardians where they will resign if they will be resigning that. i don't think it will happen very soon, but definitely that will be overtime. high profile. the resignation has probably been a high profile trials for, for treason. because put them have to show that he's back in control. the question is whether those new people will be more willing to prosecute the will most of your sleep mode and soliciting and whether they will be more confident. personally, i don't think so, but who knows? but definitely put him to have to show that he's in charge is definitely also mean i'm afraid, more domestic repression against those who are critici

gas on pace for its best month in a year up 20% here to talk about what's driving the gains is bill perkinsceo and head trader good to see you. broadly speaking a tough market for energy for the past 12 months do you see that changing >> i see it changes in crude oil and natural gas is going to be sideways crude oil is supportive despite concerns about a recession, although there are concerns about dark oil from iran, venezuela, and russia. seeing some data where the supply of dark oil is actually quite high. >> so we're almost in the best of times if everyone has been marking up their growth prospects and yet crude is not really participating is that because we just continue to see supply coming into the market or what's been behind that >> i think there's still a lot of fears about recession, economic monetary tightening, although demand is fairly stable we've had an spr release that put a lot of crude oil on the market and i think we've seen russia evading sanctions, iran evading sanctions. a little bit more in supply on the market than people could count by traditional means i think tha

and i think the second thing he would have said is that in 1937, he would listened to frances perkins because she told him that if he had sweetened the retirement packages for the supreme court justices, that he would have gotten some red sick nations, which is ultimately what happened. he would have avoided the entire court packing mess, which caused him huge problems if he had listened to frances perkins, then i think he would have agreed with that. also very interesting. you know, there's so many questions that i think historians would love to ask fdr because he was known for taking notes and for writing letters that laid out his views he's he's in many ways a mystery to historians trying to figure what motivated him. i've got to say there are a number of questions that i would ask but the one i want to ask really is why did he send stimson to london in july of 1943 to meet with churchill because he of stimson animosity toward churchill and he knew that this would likely to some fireworks and he revere churchill. he needed they needed to have a bond so why would he send stimson to

from politics, all this information from the steel da ca, from the hilary clinton campaign from perkins coolie and these other are, these accusations were salacious all of this. and what, what amazes me is that how anybody believed any of it in order to initiate an investigation. this information that was provided to was made up. it was written by, i guess, an author by this steal, it was provided for by hillary clinton's lawyers and fusion gps say didn't go far enough to figure out how did this happen. now, let me also say there's 2 levels of this investigation. the 1st is to find out what happened to find out whether the f b i had enough information to, to provide the information or to initiate the investigation that step one. the 2nd part is, if there were people who lied are manufactured evidence or testimony, they should be prosecuted. the people who are involved in the f b, i the, the, the front line are good people. they investigate federal crimes like bank robbery, a hijacking human trafficking. they do a wonderful job, it's a certain portion of it, the higher level of the certa

lisa page, andrew mccabe, the dnc, perkins. they never had the purpose to prove russian collusion. in fact, from the very beginning, they knew that no such thing actually existed. they knew that the entire russian collusion narrative was fabricated by the clinton campaign to protect from her mishandling of classified and destruction of official emails. they didn't need to prove russian collusion. they just had to keep the investigation alive. so long as they had a complicit press and they had people in this very body who have been here, one of the gentleman who have been here much of the day, going on tv every night and lie about the smoking gun. they could further their personal and political agendas. the purpose of crossfire hurricane wasn't approve russian in collusion it was to destroy donald j trump. they told us that with the text messages that fourth and page 49 in 51 of your report. 49 and 50 of your report. then, if they failed a blocking mr. trump from being elected the president, they had a backup plan. the insurance policy to use your terminology, making it impossible f

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tony perkins joins me now. you are more devout than i am. as a devout christian, how do you interpret this type of sect? >> it is a stretch to call this a church. it is a group of comm community organizers. i believe in the bible, in the god who wrote that bible and this is where we go when we reject the word of god. once you reject the word of god, you can end up anywhere and what we see here, to speak at this from a biblical standpoint, this is biblical idolatry, where we create god in our own image rather than seeking a relationship with the one who created us in his image. >> they are not a legitimate christian sect in your opinion. >> you can claim the title christian, but to be a christian is to follow. if you read the words of him himself, he says god created the male and female. he is not confused about gender. they have every right to do it. you have the right to be wrong. this is not orthodox christianity. >> that is very clear. follow me here. if you are saying had two dads, that goes beyond your normal interpretation of the bible

they arse perkins international on this flight, those international. why respects the sick good values regardless of most of these for christians, we get isn't, is this is a gives us international which, which i'm good. see through space. our secret values to granted see, to spends, visit from profit. all organisms to good seats would be helpful, mutual respect between the different scores. so to do so on the detection of government partners, things this is not even right with this. the cds, gravitas, that describe it as legal. we sort of dislike illegal acts. at least we say that it's not legal, it is, it is x, it seems thoughts. it is a little bit just particularly when you do so on such a special kitchens of law since this white's international crime for prospective foster. what's happened last june, right? so zig z this for get international outrage saves for good international. i'll fly and the spy, the laser national and the global out of it was just to continue is the side of the will take you back to some. here's an intriguing story. can be tol

perkins, a speech very hard, but severe but well, well, in speech this morning, precautions to reply was very destructive and seemed to bring into question the legitimacy of russia's special military operation in, in the ukraine. and excuse me, also to weld accusations with, with nothing to back them up. many thanks for joining us once again on the program . it's great to get to your take on things we've been speaking to. eric kraus, once again political analysts, thank you so much for your time. so thank you for having mean wall of russia is a special church, and forces has been seen and associates just a few. columbus has from best of video, is being circulated on social media with an appeal from a report of informal, high ranking stuff, man. but all of us can you put those in condemning the actions of his own thoughts? the patient will suffer for the beast from 2020 to 2022. i worked as a manager in the analytical service of f. guinea pray goshen in saint petersburg. good. his only desires undivided, an absolute power. each of those who worked for him knows that for any offence an

not to be approved instructions off osh response to the rebellion ahead of the wagner river fuchs perkins. accusation of treason and demands a meeting with the russians. military leadership, the bushes, presidents that'd be approaching the says the wagner mostly group has committed treason by taking over military installations in the last off on don. if any precautions fighters crossed into southern russia from the front lines in ukraine, he gave the order officer accusing the defense ministry of ordering an air strike against his forces. and then one months we're going to go live to a correspondence. but 1st, michael apple begins coverage button is full, so is occupied, rushes, military headquarters and roast of on done early on, sat today and said they shut down a russian military helicopter and forced almost $200.00 russian troops to surrender video of the medicine reason on the streets of the city and southern russia immediately flooded social media. some this and res, even finding the time to order for us to. it wasn't long before russia's president was addressing the nation involvin

i don't even see a perkins. >> greg: i like that median strip there, kept fresh and probably mow it, lee. i'm atentative to strips on the highways. where am i? am i still on tv? lee, what is your story? >> new york going to be underway on the buffalo bills billion dollar taxpayer funded stadium thchl came out of nowhere, 11th hour of state budget deal. surprise, here is billions going from new yorkers to this one project owned by billionaires. they swept $600 million from the seneca nation and i'm sure seneca nation wants buffalo bills tickets. kathy hochul's husband had concession for the stadium. sweetheart deal for the owner of buffalo bills nation, not so much for the seneca nation >> greg: do you say nope to soap? we'll find out. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only 30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile serv

with the support for the carl perkins and department of labor grants to build hope. require states to match your investment. has tacoma done everything we do? not yet. we are making a difference. we have evidence. we know through engage. our students are being more successful dealing with individual emotions and stresses. developing their social awareness and working academically at all times. finally, america schools and individual communities can't do this alone. we must work through partnership. we know it's not easy. there are egos. however we are in this together. we may not be united on everything, but our future is with us now and we must be united in our commitment to senator sanders: let me begin the questioning. ms. russell tucker, you mentioned summer programs and after school programs. one of the things that we have to give young people a lot of positive community-based activity. can you talk about the impact increased funding for after school and summer programs has had in connecticut? ms. russell-tucker: i appreciate that question because it is an impor

that has been blown out of the water by travis perkins, the diy retailer.y put out a profit warning saying they have not seen the expected recovery in the diy and retail market that they expected to see at this point in the year. we are seeing a whole bunch of stock dropping in london. kingfisher down 3% and has come off a bit now only down 0.9%. graft the irish one as well dropping and taking the shine of tesco's report and sending the retail shares lower. tesco dropping 1.2% even though the sales report was pretty strong i think. francine: maersk, it is about trade and shipping. joe: the big shipping company, the world's biggest dropping to percent today. this is as handles bank, the swedish bank initiates a stock cell pared they say should get rid of shares because of inflationary pressures weighing on the shipping market that boomed during the pandemic given the demand for goods and lockdown effects and supply chain issues. those rates are coming off now given concerns around the economy and sell ratings are growing on maersk. six banks recommend sellin

. >> i don't even see a perkins. >> i like that little median strip there, they kept it green, very freshe. i'm always very very attentive to the strips on the highways. where am i? am i still on tv? lee, what's your story? >> well construction in new york is going to be under way now on the new buffalo bills billion dollars tax pay year pounded stadium. 11th hour of a state budget deal. oh, surprise here is billions of dollars coming from new yorkers going to this project owned by billionaires. swept away $600 billion from the seneca nation. wants kathy hochul's own husband, general council of the company that had the concessions for the bill's stadium, sweetheart deal for the owner of the buffalo bills stadium, not so much for the sent i agnation, at home with the hochul family they had to pop the champagne that night. >> we have to move on. up next,c do you say nope to soap. we'll kind out blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. three nights, esg... the broker will take your bonds. -diversification, futures, options. fiduciary. leverage. [whisperi

. >> laura: joining me now archie perkins from today's protest.member of the virtue and a policy adviser. and [indistinct], a parent of three children in the montgomery public school system. this is not about rejecting a political group. is it not about protecting the innocence of our children? >> yeah, it has nothing to do with targeting any kind of, you know, people for their morality. it is just about parents not running their own children to be indoctrinated into a morality that they don't share. >> laura: shake, told us about your own children and your own concerns about this particular type of propaganda that is being pushed in montgomery county public schools? >> we are very concerned because this is definitely -- because with no's freedom of religion. so make it very clear to us that to be nice and he himself said that he honored the children of adam. he asked us to honor everyone. there -- curriculum that has nothing to do with education. it has to do with other things, showing kids some immoral stuff. >> are you worried that it is encour

. >> assistant district attorney robert perkins did not comment. his office offered no information about the new motor charge. >> i think the way this is unfolding is confusing and it is not -- that is not clear. it is up to the government to clarify that and that has not been done yet. >> hotspots from a small grass fire in the marin county community of woodacre. the fire broke out around 2:30 this afternoon behind a house on fire road in pine avenue. crews were able to contain it to about two to three acres. a shelter-in-place order to keep people from driving down the narrow roads has been lifted. the fire sparked on the first official day of summer. >> weather anchor spencer christian is live from the rooftop of our abc 7 studios. what is it like outside? >> it is great. this is a beautiful first evening of summer. summer officially began this morning at 7:57 a.m. the sun rose at 5:48 a.m. during spring's final moments. by the time the sun sets at 8:34 we will have 14 hours and 47 minutes of daylight on this beautiful first day of summer. it is

perkins coie. intensive mania where republicans also controlled state legislature. the election rules were set by the pennsylvania supreme court instead of 5 to 2 democrat majority. 11. this is something that trump pointed out in his stop the steal speech 11 days before the election. they removed the signature requirement. so you don't know who is voting and. why would they do that except to cheat. in fact, one ballot, none of 570,000 votes in the middle of the night in pennsylvania, a sign that. 99.4% of those 570,000 ballots to biden in point 6% to trump to protest travesties like this. the trump team submitted 61 lawsuits with massive documentation of irregularities. none of the seven this was ever exam. trump felt abandoned by republican legislatures that allowed democrats to ignore the constitution and deliver election authority to democrat controlled entities that would tilt the scales their favor in changing the election rules. the democrat task force not pursue random agendas. they followed a strategic plan. it was based on how their changes would make it ea

to a different point, dario perkins has this great note out today talking about the value of equilibriumestrictive or not. the models for this are often wrong. are we thinking things are wrong here when we're trying to judge whether policy is restrictive or not? is it a measure we should be looking to? randall: the challenge, the equilibrium rate is that he used to be seen as a constant around the real rate being 2% and 2% inflation. two plus two get you to four. noa lot with demographics and supply constraints and things coming into effect it. it is muscles of a guidepost than it once was. think it's back to what i said before. as the fed holds in the 5.5% area inflation will start to come down. that means the real rate, the inflation-adjusted rate will be higher. the real borrowing costs will be going up. that will make it more difficult to sustain the growth we have been seeing over time. alix: the delayed monetary policy effect which has been quite delayed. randy, why has monetary policy been so delayed? part of me fixes on the housing market. if you have so much wealth unlocked in t

he throws out perkins. what a tag by peterson. a's win 5-2, on a season high winning streak. 11th annual pride celebration is happening. it returns in person. this year's theme is "free to be me." the free fam will include live entertainment, a d.j., food trucks, vendors, and resources to help. it starts at 11:00 this morning and goes until 5:00. let's get a check of the forecast with meteorologist shayla girardin. good morning. shayla: good morning. a nice afternoon heading our way. starting out with fog and low clouds. all of us noticing the cloudy skies to start. temperatures will stay below average again. it will be warmer than yesterday but not quite average yet. isolated showers possible this afternoon. this is a very slight chance. we are tracking the risk for thunderstorms but not very high. any accumulation will much. here is why. you can see the cloud coverage to start the morning. we are starting to see showers far east of us out in sonora this morning. in the bay area, just watching the marine layer. cloudy and cool to start. some areas so drizzle around san franc

shea lingle ears froze up like perkins. a's win 5-2. that's a wrap on morning sports.bration returns in person. free to be me is the theme. community members can head to downtown for a fun filled day. the free family from the event will include live entertainment, dj, food vendors, and resources. it starts at 11:00 a.m. until 5:00 tonight. let's get a check of the forecast now with meteorologist shayla girardin. shayla: good morning. we have cloudy skies to start but for heading out this afternoon some sunshine in the mix. we have that thick marine layer once again. it's heavy this morning. most of us seeing the cloudy, foggy skies. that is what we are talking about to start the morning. temperatures once again remain below average. that will be something we continue to see over the next few days. a slight chance for thunderstorms this afternoon. this will be minor, isolated storms and not much moisture from this system. those starting up the weekend with a cool start. we are all in the 50's so we have the onshore flow keeping temperatures cool. 50's out the door. 53 a