scientists at purdue university created a paint that can reduce the surface temperature on a roof and cool the building under it. a uc davis professor who studies clean energy technologies will join us, to explain what the implications are. you may have heard about a proposed 50 story residential tower in san francisco's outer sunset. some neighbors consider it a monstrosity. the san francisco standard learn to one of the developers has a checkered past full of red flags. what does it mean for the project? first, major health news. the fda approved the first birth control pill that can be sold over-the-counter with no prescription, and no age restrictions. joining us live to talk about this and other major medical health headlines, is dr. han. >> always a pleasure, kristen. kristen: do you applaud this news? i understand american academy of pediatrics is one of the, but all seem happy. >> i plot it enthusiast -- applaud it is the ethically. it's a step forward for women's health, and the health of all americans. kristen: telus about -- tell us about it. >> eight has been around for 50

the kroc institute at purdue university, thank you for joining us today. >> it is always a pleasure,hank you eric. arthel: eric, thank you republican voters in iowa can market their calendars the state party has set january 15, 2024 mlk day as the date for its caucuses. iowa is still set to be the first presidential nominating contest for republicans. it is unclear if the state's democratic party will follow suit you member of the democratic national committee reshuffled its 2024 primary calendar replacing iowa what was south carolina in the lead off spot on february 3. we are getting word on how treasury secretary janet yellen high-stakes trip to beijing has been going us in our new concerns about china's growing debt problems but what happens to our economy if they default questioner business expert jean marx joins us coming up next. muscle, bone, and heart health. everyone: woo hoo! ensure with 25 vitamins and minerals. enter the $10,000 nourishing moments giveaway. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better

purdue university, depaul university, they have orientation around freedom of expression and they say he might have been told only impolite people are religious, but that is what we hear at a nosh that is the excitation because our purpose at college is to be independent speakers. one practice i think is very good is these orientation programs for matriculated students. host: on the republican line from georgia, hello. caller: how many graduations did harvard have this spring? host: -- guest: i am not certain about the number of graduations harvard has had this spring or in other years. host: are you still there? caller: yes. host: how does it relate to the topic at hand? caller: because they had segregated graduations, correct taco -- correct? guest: i don't know that that is the case. i do think there are schools where alumni associations and groups have separate celebrations, not actually graduations showing a variety of divinity -- affinity groups. but i don't know anything about this practice in particular. host: in california, we will hear from cliff. the head. -- go ahead. call

down he's leaving the bank in august he says will take a position of the deme under dean of purdue universitys that change the makeup of the decision that the fed james mueller stepping out? >> the bigger question whether or not jim mueller was a terrific fed president i don't know exactly who's going to replace him at the st. louis fed but the one macroeconomic factor that we have to focus on is the diversions between core and nominal inflation. nominal inflation has been coming down we got a very good cpi reading earlier this week. nominal cpi has come down from 9% to 3% over the course of the last year that core inflation is coming down at a much slower pace by a multiple of six. for that reason the fed will remain hawkish. maria: we will leave it there. great to see you. thank you so much phil orlando. a correction about the chinese police raids on foreign companies. bain and company was rated in shanghai in april as part of the ccp's new rules we discussed the chinese communist party aggressive numerals several times of the program. i mistakenly said it was being capital during an interv

james bullard is stepping down effective next month he's leaving to take on a new position at purdue university that starts on august 15th he's been a member of the st. louis fed for the last 33 years. and national executive search firm being hired to assist in finding mr. bullard's replacement, according to the st. louis fed. >>> big banks are in the green today ahead of the unofficial start to earnings season jpmorgan, citi and wells all reporting their numbers tomorrow morning. bank of america, morgan stanley reporting next week along with a slew of regionals. let's bring in top bank analyst mike mayo of wells fargo ahead of all that. and it doesn't seem like there is, you know, much expectation that we're going to hear a lot of greatness out of these numbers is there, mike >> you know, second quarter bank earnings, it is a battle i term it the three rs, rates, recession, and regulation. the battle with higher for longer interest rates is going against banks and that's why estimates have been going lower for almost all the large cap banks, except for jpmorgan, by the way, this year the battl

it's probably the single exception to purdue university where mitch did not have price increases.re not held at all recourse for when people default but i think the court made a big mistake given the state standing it was based upon a not-for-profit in missouri that's processing loans and i think it may interfere with a legitimate dispute between the legislative and executive branch it's a classic example of the court taking an activist position i think they shouldn't have taken >> when former speaker pelosi says this is obvious that the president can't do that and it can only be done by congress, does she have her facts wrong on that, senator? >> i didn't hear what she said all of us occasionally get our facts wrong. so i don't know. all i know is i read the statute since being invited on the show and it certainly appears to me there's a range of motion here i just think it's inappropriate for the court to have intervened it's probably extremely difficult for the congress and the president to reach agreement under the current circumstances and it had been far better with a spma s

mandatory dei statements in high regard and that the school that is doing some good things, purdue university a few years ago they decided they're going to change what they're doing another new student orientation program and they have an excellent sort of free expression free-speech program that offered students with the first step foot on campus they have not implemented yet but just recently a report came back from a presidential passport at university of wyoming implementing or recommending the school and flip a number of points that would improve free expression on campus we have we call our gold standard for freedom of expression which is a list of 20 things we think the collegeo to improve the conditions for free expression on their campus this proposal from the university of wyoming hits quite a few of them if they were to adopt most of the proposals in this task force report they would instantly be one of the best universities in the country in terms of their policies for free expression. of course as is already been mentioned university of north, and i agree they are doing amazing t

purdue university, depaul university, they have orientation around freedom of expression and they sayhave been told only impolite people are religious, but that is what we hear at a nosh that is the excitation because our purpose at college is to be independent speakers. one practice i think is very good is these orientation programs for matriculated students. host: on the republican line from georgia, hello. caller: how many graduations did harvard have this spring? host: -- guest: i am not certain about the number of graduations harvard has had this spring or in other years. host: are you still there? caller: yes. host: how does it relate to the topic at hand? caller: because they had segregated graduations, correct taco -- correct? guest: i don't know that that is the case. i do think there are schools where alumni associations and groups have separate celebrations, not actually graduations showing a variety of divinity -- affinity groups. but i don't know anything about this practice in particular. host: in california, we will hear from cliff. the head. -- go ahead. caller: yes. i

of the federal reserve's most influence of voices is stepping down to become a dean at the university of purdue business school. james bullard was among the first to call for jumbo sized hikes, including 75 basis point moves, in the fed's fight against inflation. we want to bring in steve matthews. he has been covering jim bullard for years. everybody was surprised, and i believe that chris waller, who is speaking at the many marketeers dinner tonight, says he takes it at face value. one of the people there was talking to him. he got a good job offer, but everybody is wondering, he didn't have to retire, he wasn't 65. why did he go? steve: it was a little bit of a shock, and people are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. he did not have to go for another several years. this offer did come up. he is somebody who is really committed to academia. and if you listen to his speeches, half the time they are very topical on current events and current monetary policy. but sometimes, they get super academic. he is somebody who can do calculus, econometric equations. but just like any other

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become dean of purdue's business school and no longer play a role in the interest rate decisions for the fed inc, incln this month there is a business school in st. croix or malta university. >> you looked into it? >> i put my name in the hat for ambassador of malta. i don't think there is a lot to do of th do it is cushy and great weather. manageable small island beautiful architecture old, ancient, nice people. maltese falcons. >>> ftc making another attempt to prevent the microsoft activision-blizzard deal they are temporaryingily blockig the deal before the july 18th deadline overseas, microsoft and activision weighing the sale in the u.s. to appease regulators there and move forward with the merger >> they said in my ear, take it from letter. no, they said this is me if it it says anchor >> this is your show. >> that's true i don't -- >> i'm just a visitor. >> a journalist. >>> the ftx is investigating if open a.i. is harming people with false information. the agency saying it is looking through the security practices and includes how it trains a.i. models and treats personal data. open a.i. ceo tweeting he is disappointed in the agency request and it is important th