rebecca: i don't think the fed will accept that. there is research that proves that you want things to be low and stable because it helps businesses and consumers plan. does it have to be two, not necessarily but the fed cannot hit -- handset that. when the dust settles, the next fed review get, could they accept something closer to three? it is possible but i don't think they would be comfortable with anything much higher than that. alix: really interesting and a total conundrum. please come back. we love talking to rebecca patterson, former chief investment strategist at bridgewater associates. it is getting really hammered. f2 reporting that western alliance is looking at his own options. you country joins us -- huge hendry joins us. this is bloomberg. ♪ guests check in, then check out their phones - for financial insights from merrill. this gentleman? he's learning how carbon-neutral investments could energize his portfolio. and with advice from their merrill advisor, they've decided that the future is women-led startups. she's

rebecca could only guess what other injuries there were. for the next hour until an ambulance arrived, in the middle of a death valley road, rebecca relied on medical school training she hadn't used in decades. caring for the man, holding his head steady in her hands, trying to get information from him. his name was buzz. a phone number for a relative? well, it had a familiar area code. >> i said, 925? buzz, where do you live? he said, i live in dublin. oh, ilive in san ramon. where do you get your medical care? kaiser pleasanton. i work at kaiser pleasanton? so we're neighbors and i work at he receives his primary care. >> she saved my life. >>eporter: not only head injury but multiple broken vertebrae. if rebecca hadn't known what to do, he likely could have been left unable to walk and certainly not able to ride again, like this. >> i'm extremely fortunate. if it hadn't been for her? >> reporter: buzz not only grateful for all rebecca did, but for who he now considers her. >> we will be lifelong friends. there's no doubt about that. >> j

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. >> emily: rebecca, what a heartbreaking interaction to have and to witness. >> rebecca: i mean, when you understand these are people, they are desperate for help, but when we just leave them out in the street, these are not policies that make sense. we want safety, as i said before. we want safety. every american citizen wants to feel they can walk down the street and be safe, right? these homeless people need help. we need policies to help them, but not allow them to just run free on the street. this woman is ill. she obviously has an addiction. we have other criminals who are on the street. these criminals have to be rounded up and brought to prosecution. when you don't have prosecutors doing their jobs, this is what we are finding. high crime, stores, nice businesses going out of business. they can't even possibly make any money in places where every day, there are heavy shoplifters and these cartels and gangs of shoplifters. it is not a feasible way to live. you have to apply the law fairly, justly, but apply it. you can't have this roundabout bale, in and out come in and out. th

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but oh, if it's still being made to reach and say fine. rebecca, thank you very much. our correspondent rebecca rivers in the is really tell that ask alone now let's look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. un says $200000.00 people have plans to don since violence erupted their last month. thousands of arrived in chad and recent days. meanwhile, stands warring factions have signed a deal brokered in saudi arabia on. russo enabled the delivery of humanitarian a, such as the expiry of 10 democrat or immigration rules that allowed us border agents to quickly send migrants back to mexico. has led to a huge gathering of people at the border, looking to cross, many more are expected to attempt to cross in the coming days made confusion over new asylum regulations introduced by the by and administration. and it on mosque says he has recruited someone to replace him as twitter, c e o must, didn't name the new boss, but said a woman would take over in 6 weeks. billionaire businessman promised to step down to c. e o, late last year, now to ukraine, an

does he w rebecca rivers in the is really city of echelon close to the israel does a border. rebecca, what's happened this morning while after a pretty quiet night? nick here around 5 am this morning. the sirens started out where we were and as cologne were just a few kilometers from the guns and puerto. uh there was some cross fire rockets coming. uh sorry, some rocket fi coming from the guys into the surrounding areas who had confirmation from the escalade municipality that several of the board towns would targeted, although no casualties and no damage have been reported. at the same time, the audience has been continuing their strikes. uh what this thing to is what i mean she had positions within garza so some of some back and forth to protect 5 and continuing its actually the 1st time that things have started. so early in the morning, in the 5 days of this recent flare up, but definitely things continuing attempts at a cease fire, which we're looking heartful last night, have broken down. so that to start looking a little bit more allusive today. but things a little bit quiet, a f

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let's go to chicago now and dw corresponding rebecca and not be too full. rebecca, a lot of people around the world, the these noodles, a lot of people in indonesia to what about you? yes i do enjoy in the me, it's that we have this in our office. we enjoy it. it's something that we usually have for lunch and dinner whenever we're we don't know what to consume, best hard go to. it's obviously something you've gone avoid. when you go to a street mortgage or go out to wait, but there's not really a way around it is what i'm getting at. but um, are you going to keep bidding them on? i mean, off to hearing these reports. yes, that's a question that's also being shared with other indonesia and of course because this raise another health concerns from the public whether we should keep on consuming this or not the one that's being banned in countries like ty, one and malaysia is the special check can flavor, but of course we also have a question of whether we should consume other flavor or not and we're still waiting whether the fluid and the drug agency here in an asia. we'll do another testing

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but is that dw is rebecca roacha is reporting from the is right. is that he off as cologne just most of the causes for thank you for your reporting. rebecca. a ukrainian army unit facing near the eastern city of buckboard says it has pushed russian forces back by some to columbus. has the cave appears to confirm an account from the head of freshman is wagner. personally group who said ranking the russian forces had fled from the battlefield. meanwhile, many civilians living in the region on now deciding to get out and get away from the destruction while they still can. the castle lived on fire and the loss of motor rockets here on the outskirts of the besieged, ukrainian city of buck, loot the fighting continues these ukrainian soldiers, employees to respond to attacks. the motion treats a very close by so again, i should back right now, tries to appeal some of them. the bus moved to see in the deadliest fighting since the will begun. both sides have lost huge numbers of troops on it. streets. the city itself has been devastated and yet to craniums

the w correspondent to rebecca rate is covering this story for us. she's on the ground in the is right, a city of oscar long. it's just north of the gaza strip and she'd sort joins us now from the rebecca we've seen intense violence that in recent days. where do the things done now? the world. yeah. hi. there. have been renewed is ready, it strikes on the gaza strip, both in the north and the south, just the full coming on air. we actually wind hearing in palestinian media that a residential building has been hit now is ready, defense forces say that they're trying to target come on st as a v, as nomic g had various video circulating of a residential building that has been targeted or has been struck unconfirmed reports also saying that at least 2 people have been killed, although it doesn't appear that the that number will rise. and of course i must hasten to add that these are really unconcerned report. but that is what we are hearing from the ground in garza these as strong something happening. we've been actually listening to the 16th flying over

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but oh, if it's still being made to reach us $85.00. rebecca, thank you very much. our correspondent rebecca rivers in the is really telling them escal catch you up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. you and says $200000.00 people have fled, su, done since bonham's erupt of their last month. thousands of arrived in chad in recent days. meanwhile, sedans warring factions have signed a deal brokered in saudi arabia on rules to enable the delivery of humanitarian aid . and the expiry of 10 demik era immigration rules that allowed us border agents to quickly send migrants back to mexico has led to a huge gathering of people at the border looking across many more are expected to attempt to cross in the coming days and mid confusion over new asylum regulations introduced by the bite and administration in the us has approved a deal to sell general helicopters to germany for a point. $5000000000.00 for leading wants to buy 60 of the aircraft and is hoping to finalize the agreement soon. the heavy lift helicopter is used to transport troops and eq

uh, rebecca. uh, what's the situation like way all right now, and what do you know about this, these 5 as well as you've been reporting, we are getting reports in egyptian media. i mean, is riley media is that a safe spot? is immune and it's due to it's a if that is indeed firmed up, it's due to take effect at 9 pm, but almost at the same time that we were hearing that another volley of rockets came. it's pretty dark now. so you may not be able to see behind me, but roller back 8 kilometers from the gaza strip behind us there. and perhaps you can see the lights on the ridges that hilltop the that is where the rockets with some coming from a wood coming almost in this direction only in the ones that we could see were being intercepted by is riley defense systems. a couple of rockets will also launch towards tel aviv and all the areas present a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in tell of, at the moment he's at the big military base. the meeting with the defense minister and cabinets. many of the

they w correspondent rebecca races is covering the story for us. she is on the ground in the is really city of escalade. that's just most of the gaza strip and she joins us now from the rebecca, i'm good to have you on on the program. what's the latest have they've been any further? developers is. well, i mean is rarely signed, christine, it was pretty quiet overnight, off of the last bully that came just before midnight. local time, bringing the total number of rockets. now the official tally to just of the 500 rockets thing, 5 from gauze into his riley territory about a quarter of those fully we've in gaza. we've been, the goal is a border, the med, most of the others, the majority of the others being shut down by the is ready on. and i'm system a couple of those making mindful. one here yesterday in the city of ash, cologne, and another one elsewhere. but no casualties reported on this side and that hasn't changed today. so as you're reporting the id f did carry out what they call a targeted attack last night, taking out a full come on to and to

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nicole: rebecca ritters, thank you so much.urkiye is president recep tayyip erdogan face off against three other candidates on sunday in presidential and parliamentary elections. it is expected to be a tight race, but there is one group of voters who could prove decisive, and that is the under 25s. julia hahn took to the streets of istanbul to find out what kind of government young people are hoping for. julia: meet turkiye's generation z. the country has one of the youngest populations in europe. more than 10 million people under 25 are eligible to vote in the upcoming elections. and many of them are headed to the ballot box for the very first time. young people's votes will be crucial in the upcoming elections. they will effectively decide whether to extend president erdogan's rule into a third decade, or to offer something they have never known. turkiye under a different leader. so, what do young voters want? >> i want to see a country that is more democratic. where people live in prosperity and have more freedoms. >> i want

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our science editor rebecca morelle has been given an exclusive look.morelle: nearly 4000 meters down in the murky depths of the atlantic with the titanic , but cameras can only ever show a tantalizing snapshot, never the whole ship. now a newsstand has revealed the wreck as an exact full-size replica. to appreciate the scale, we have superimposed it into stadium where the olympics was held in london. the titanic was colossal in this 3d scan reveals the wreck in its entirety. for the first time, we have an exact digital copy of the real thing. what you see here is what is lying on the floor of the north atlantic ocean. only now can we get an idea of the ship's enormous size and disk and gives us a close up view of its smallest details. this is the boat deck, the gaping hole provides a glimpse inside where the grand staircase once stood. and here is what is left of the captains bridge, covered in stalactites of rust. remarkable details are emerg too like the serial number on a propeller. >> the resolution is phenomenal and will allow scientists and histo

but rebecca, thank you, where is rebecca. you very much rebecca, for opening up the lbgtq+ center her in san francisco to make this extraordinary announcement. thank you to all the wonderful people who are joining us here today. let me also thank sister roma and so many people! [crowd noise] so many people who are part of the selection committee and who worked really hard through this process when we first announced in june of last year, we had an incredible committee and i see -- supervisors on the side here. um thank you to supervisor rafael mandelman and supervisor matt dorsey for being here! [crowd noise]. and i know we got a great fabulous lineup to say a few words before we get to why we are all here. but let me just really start by thanking each and everyone of you for celebrating this occasion. it just -- it is something this really fills my heart with joy. fact that san francisco over the past couple of years throughout the pan dem and i can now as we e merge from it, you know there are a lot of people who are coming

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the market for remote, for i mean is booming and rebecca is making sure the quality control is a top priority. for instance, she and her team, but keeping the use of pesticides to a minimum retiree, how to and so and, and obviously what's on analyses reached for the privilege pest wrong. then you climb mates in and for the economy. condition of a please. that helps us understand the bylaws by existing di environmental already . so that helps shows us a neuro, the kind of an organic process to follow towards and redo is the top whole pest on to increase productivity think and that's how you go farms to market. and the 21st century rebecca and her team have made it easier than ever to become a farmer with a swipe of your finger instead of a single great music. i can imagine the wills from the coast of south africa would appreciate it. they also make the, our music, and that's why we'll war team. it's sort of popular activity. they're the really very incredible creatures bought over the last 10 years. drastic changes have been detected among will populations, global warming cause a life

welcome to your bos, rebecca, bring us up to date on developments and is real. what's happening? where you are? well, things on be is riley side. terry work pretty quiet overnight. there was a bite about an 8 hour long in rocket fi, but things started to pick up a bit this morning. the sirens once the game ringing from about 8 am local time, now we have official figures. we have at least 10 motors have been fired across the board. i've noticed landed in empty areas are intercepted by israel is on during the system. the to were reportedly had reported landed in a residential area is causing some on a damage. no casualties have been reported. the idea has also continued its campaign today. earlier we heard some basic stains flying overhead and we heard some explosions that it was concerned with. the idea of said that they had attacked an anti tank resale launcher and a multiple launch post belonging to the islamic jihad. uh, so continuing today but, but not quite to the things were yesterday at the security services on the size of the security services. and the idea of said they ar

penny, miguel and rebecca really gave people a gift. you can't understand what it's like to be a teacher or what's really going on in schools. unless you are a teacher. and so what penny, miguel and rebecca did is they let us be a fly on the wall in their classrooms, in their day to day. we can see what they go through with staff, with students, with administrators, with school boards. and we can see what their daily lives are like, what the joys are, what the challenges are. you can understand why it's so to be a teacher, but you can also understand why they want to stay in the profession. because there are so many good things that are that are part of the profession. and so, you know, i hope that people fall in love with and root for penny, miguel and rebecca as much as i did. and their students who were were were great characters as well. yeah. i mean, you you talked a lot about your third grade students that you read a lot. i mean, what what did they taught you? oh, my students. so my third graders. well, nobody's ever asked me that

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rebecca: it certainly has been pretty heavy cross-border fire as you rightly point out.ome of the worst we have seen since august last year when there was another flareup. here, nearly 300 rockets, the last official figure was 270, although they thought that number would be a lot higher as the volleys have been continued today from gaza. it is pretty dark now, you probably cannot really see behind me, but the light on the hill is across the border into gaza. even in the last couple of hours we have been hearing rumors being reported in some media, talks of a cease-fire. even at the same time as that was announced or being reported on in various media we saw another quite large volley come across, a couple since then, and even some missiles towards tel aviv. so, definitely that cease-fire talks at least are not going that well. the situation here is that most of those rockets, many of them we could see behind us a little bit earlier, they were shot out by israel's defense system, the iron dome. some did make landfall, where a couple buildings were damaged. nicole: we cann

week," rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> george: we are joined by janet yellen.ury secretary, thanks for joining us. let's start with the timeline of this possible default. you said it could come as early as june 1st. i know you get new information every day. is that still your best estimate? >> yes, early june is when we project that we will run out of cash and there is a chance it could be as early as june 1st. of course, there is a lot of uncertainty and i plan to update congress as new information becomes available. it is still our current thinking. >> george: are there measures you can take around that time or is that it? >> really does is it. we have been using extraordinary measures for several months now. and our ability to do that is running out. and we will start to run down our cash and our current projection is that in early june, a day will come when we are unable to pay our bills unless congress raises the debt ceiling and it is something i strongly urge congress to do. of course, it is appropriate to have negotiations about the budget, about spendi