i found that reports from robert half. i was supposed to unlock venezuela's long standing political deadlock, but at the end of a highly expected international conference in baton. denouncement showed little concrete results. say that if you don't process your home in positions where identified 1st, the need to establish an electoral timeline that allows for the holding a free and transfer an election full guarantee for all of in israel. an actor. the 2nd that the steps agreed to the satisfaction of the parties are go hand in hand with the lifting of the various sanctions. representatives from 19 countries and the european union gathered in the colombian capital to try and force a restart of the talks between the venezuelan government of nicolas, my daughter and the opposition were suspended months ago in mexico. since then, colombian president, several faith has become at the fact a mediator between the united states, my doodle and the opposition to try and forge a road map out of the long running crisis. one in which the

roberts: segÚn Él, la situaciÓn del seguro mÉdico es un perfecto ejemplo de cÓmo los trabajadores estÁn atrapados en la pobreza sin un camino de salida. jimenez: para poder vivir aquÍ en halfuna miseria. hay personas que ganan menos de 14.000 dolares por aÑo. roberts: ¿no le molesta eso? jimenez: claro que sÍ. claro que molesta. roberts: le toca a usted le toca el corazÓn. es personal para usted. jimenez: sÍ, lo es. roberts: ¿por quÉ? jimenez: porque estan viviendo como esclavos. esa es la razÓn. roberts: la seÑora yesenia ramÍrez sabe de primera mano lo que es ser pobre para poder tener un seguro mÉdico. ella perdiÓ la vista mientras trabajaba en una siembra de flores. ramirez: y a veces son quÍmicos muy fuertes, pues son quÍmicos para hacer que la planta se venga bien rÁpido para venderla pronto. yo no sÉ realmente si eso fue la causa de mi enfermedad, porque yo padecÍa a raÍz de eso muchos dolores de cabeza. me daba muchas nÁuseas, mareos. los mÉdicos no sabÍan por quÉ estaba perdiendo la vista y requerÍa varios exÁmenes. los primeros los paguÉ yo, pero ya despuÉs la enfermedad avanzÓ mucho porque no me atendÍan en ningÚn lugar. roberts: ¿por quÉ no la entendÍan? ramÍre

the survey conducted by robert, half of recruiting company founded one in three workers who go into theast one day a week said they're willing to be paid less for the opportunity to work remotely and 75. 9% of the workers said. they're happier and more productive when they work at home. despite sometimes having to work longer hours about 30% of san francisco office space sits empty right now that vacancy rate is 10 times higher than it was work, n the tech sector, which the city has been very reliant on. now, there are big and difficult questions about what this means. for the city's economic future and to discuss more on this we brought in the expert on that topic. ted egan, you're the chief economist for the city and county of san francisco. let's start with the numbers here because they don't look good projected budget deficit for san francisco next year of $290 million high vacancy rate for the business and commercial real estate sector. how does the city recover from something like this? the city you're right. the city has been hit very hard by the remote work phenomenon that you w

france tried to achieve the same half. roberts, doctor of economics, journalist, former assistant secretary of the treasury, us economic policy, in his articles and books analyzes the economic causes destabilizing the world. i do not think that european colonialism was driven by anything but greed, the sun never set on the british empire. its colonies were everywhere, and this empire is much older than the people in the colonization, he did the unheard of. fascism forgetting the contribution of other countries to the development of this idea the steam this fascist the concept of fascism goes back to the italian word fascio. what does the bundle mean, that is, the unification of the economic and political power of half of europe was fascist in spain, the franco regime was purely fascist portugal was a fascist country, romania was a fascist country hungary was a fascist country in france , the government of fascist collaborators worked. german fascism was very strongly supported by the us during its inception. great britain france t

opening day for the giants to robert san francisco tomorrow, the first half of the day we will have a chance of rain and breezy conditions. generally some light rain out there runs the golden gate bridge. mild outside right now, 52 degree temperature. some light rain falling, wet roads there in san rafael, down to 52 degrees. the wind has not picked up yet but by tomorrow morning, 15 to 25 mile-per-hour winds around the bay area and 55 currently closer to san jose. for the morning, breezy conditions, rain at times. the should be the transition as some of the spotty rain showers head off to the east. we will see decreasing showers, in the afternoon, tomorrow's high staying cooler. upper 50s and low 60s. mainly light rain moving around the bay area but activity offshore, some yellow and orange beginning to show up briefly more moderate rain, we expect it will move in after midnight tonight. to the morning commute, you see it right there, 7:00 a.m., ran across the bay area. as we approach early afternoon, the rain showers begin to decrease. well it is possible early on we may see a sprig

boston by 19 there in the first half derek white to robert williams on the alley oop celtics led by 30 the opener in this series 1 12 99. and joel embiid in the six years hosting brooklyn, embiid from three point range. for the six years he led philadelphia 26 in the game in which the sixers made 21 threes. billy cruising down the fourth quarter. james harden was some moves on the drive in the past to paul reed 23 points. 13 assists for harden. the sixers won the opener 1 21. 1 to 1. so far in this young baseball season, the giants are cornering the market on bullpen breakdowns . san francisco lost its second straight today to the detroit tigers in the 11th inning. after leading late in the game. this was jackie robinson day around the major leagues. the guy who integrated baseball in this day 76 years ago, jd davis has been on fire for the giants. they were already in front 4 to 1 in the third. davis got all of them. mitchell lorenzen pitch with a runner on that's his fourth home of the year giants in front 6 to 1, but things went bad. after that. the tigers got two in the fifth and t

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there will be in america itself at the end of march, ex-white house employee half-caret roberts wrote war between russia and america is inevitable and the reason for this is the extremely aggressive policy of the administration towards moscow, biden, it is incomprehensible that washington is so reckless. yes, you can’t be stupid and unresponsive to convince the kremlin of the intention to destroy russia, now moscow does not will believe no security guarantees from washington, if any, and such a development of events will inevitably lead to a nuclear war, panic moods were picked up in europe last sunday by the leader of the ruling hungarian party said that the west could soon send troops to ukraine in his opinion. this will inevitably lead to a new world war, which will become nuclei. they fear such a scenario, and in the middle east, the turkish presidential administration believes that only a new treaty will help to avoid a nuclear apocalypse. west with moscow is not in it is necessary to conclude a new deal between the west and russia you are talking about regional stability. yes, c

i remember there was several hundred page report issued b special counsel robert mueller and one half of it was devoted to trump's efforts to derail the investigation. he is perfectly capable of committing crimes, felonies to avoid nothing, which was probably what he had don before he started the muelle investigation. he certainly - willing to try to commit crime to avoid being convicted of misdemeanor. it is just - he does not know when to stop. >> and coming up on morning joe, a seismic victory for liberals in wisconsin in the most expensive judicial race in american history, stev kornacki will join us from the -- to break it all down for us. e's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! you need to deliver new apps fast usi

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. >> public safety behind citadel's move robert, appreciate that very much robert frank let's get to post 9 and "the half." >>> all right, carl, thank you very much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner the weakening economy as several key reads suggest growth continues to slow. yields dropping, recession fears rising, all of this yet another fed member says interest rates still need to go higher for longer we'll debate and discuss this hour joining me bryn talkington, joe terranova, kari firestone here at post 9. let's check the markets. it's been a health care kind of day, utilities as well yields are very big story today. you have some steepening, joe. the two year and the ten year, adp below, ism, pmi services below. what do we do? >> that's your story and you talked about the spread between the two and ten year as wide as 110. let's remember that we still don't even feel the effect in the economic numbers from the largest disinflationary shock we've experienced since this fight against inflation, and that is what happened with silicon valley bank and the stress that we're seeing it's c

robert bride al jazeera carol was our japan still to come this half hour see sun and heavily on. marines patrolling the beach, mexico to poise thousands of troops to protect its tourism hospitals. now to sy clone freddie, experts worried many in mozambique who struggled to feed their families because of climate change. ah, you're locked into your world whether update for europe in africa, nice to have you long. so here's what i see on sunday, we get a weather makers spinning around here. so that's chuck and rain into the adriatic and ione, and sees in some pretty big downpours for central and southern italy, including rome on sunday. now this energy will move weiss to east pushing into greece and the balkans over the tail end of the weekend is start of the new work week in time for their love and things look and good. plenty of sun here, temperatures and the low to mid twenties on sunday to the northwest we go and we are drawing in some warmer air from this south. so that means london, your temperature bang on average for this and the year with 15 degrees. it has been a warm month in lis

this is october 27th, 2018, and four and half years now, and that is when robert bowers arrived at thee guns and members of three different jewish congregations were there at that time, and at that time, bowers came in and started to fire outside and then inside indiscriminately and then saying things according to the criminal complaint that he wanted to kill jews, and there were things in the post that were anti-semitic as well. so that leads to today. 63 felony counts and 23 do carry the felony death penalty here. and this case, they are trying to argue against the death penalty, because bowers has hired defense attorney judy clark here on this tieam, and se has defended other death penalty defendants such as joe joesar tsarnaev and the unibomber and this is what is going to be for the week and months to come, kate. >> bringing back so many horrible memories. thank you. >> and also, daniel franklin is representing squirrel hill where you were there and i was there, and the community is showing up in a huge way with the candles lit, and i wanted to ask you how this means for the commu

. >> public safety behind citadel's move robert, appreciate that very much robert frank let's get to post 9 and "the halfng me bryn talkington, joe terranova, kari firestone here at post 9. let's check the markets. it's been a health care kind of day, utilities as well yields are very big story today.

half of the week. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow. "the story" >> thanks, john and sandra. i'm jilgillian turner in for maa maccallum. wesley hunt joins us as alvin bragg's lawsuit against jim jordan heads to court. plus, chairman of the house select committee on china. congressman mike gallagher joins us on the plan to war game out a response to beijing. first, president biden speaking in maryland now where he's laying in to house republicans and what he calls their maga economic vision. this comes as speaker mccarthy unveils his debt limit plan and the white house accuses him of dangerous economic hostage taking. we have katie pavlich and robert wolf standing by. first to peter doocy on the north lawn. hi, peter. >> president biden and speaker mccarthy are not talking to each other. they're taking at each other. we've been hearing for weeks at the white house that president biden's idea about the debt ceiling is simple. just raise it. republicans did it during trump. just do it again. as speaker mccarthy has a three-point plan that

half of the week. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow.ory" >> thanks, john and sandra. i'm jilgillian turner in for maa maccallum. wesley hunt joins us as alvin bragg's lawsuit against jim jordan heads to court. plus, chairman of the house select committee on china. congressman mike gallagher joins us on the plan to war game out a response to beijing. first, president biden speaking in maryland now where he's laying in to house republicans and what he calls their maga economic vision. this comes as speake

the film at that patients turned robert pattinson and kristen stewart into stars and grossed nearly 3 and a half dollars tomorrow. thousands a pot lovers are expected to gather golden gate park to join the popular for 20 celebrations about. >> 30,000 people are expected to show up for the annual cannabis festival. it hippie hill and robin williams metal meadow rather. the festival runs from 10:00am to 05:00pm. it is free. we have a full list of all the 4.20, celebrations around the bay area. it's posted on our website. kron 4 dot com going. >> i'll be here with you. wouldn't talking about forgot. apparently. you want to go all, right. catherine and vicki are here standing1by live coming up tonight at 9. this we thanks very much, pam. and ken, coming at the 9 o'clock we are following. >> breaking developments in the racist text and involving police department. details of a federal lawsuit are expected to be enough probably tomorrow that after city officials nearly half the city's police force are now going to spring up disturbing text messages. plus pasta not bought. that's the rallying cry by on

when you look at marianne williamson, robert kennedy, jr., there could be others joining that fray. there are half to vie for that flom nation. you know a lot of people are a little bit of both, they're a lot of people are conservative, have a liberal bent, a lot of liberal have conservative bent i don't know where you are, brock, you were seeking out alternative way to the traditional two party system. it is very hard to break that lock, those two parties have on the electorate. do you think anything, whether you enter a race or not will change in 2024. >> well i certainly think if ever it were going to happen this is the potential ideal moment for it. clearly change is probably necessary. i think the historical fact to look at is abraham lincoln. he created a coalition of rivals to win presidency as third party candidate. republicans at that time, pulled all fringe groups got them to align around a single purpose t was successful. i think it were to happen something similar would have to be repeated. neil: you mentioned rightly in 1860 what lincoln did. that was an outside party at the time. peo

robert cordova for you with a little of will if will read that he is a live more. who nationally alicia 30 people working here before the war. but since then his business lost half a 1000000 euros for a small company that's devastating. it was a relief when the russians withdrew from the hockey region hearing. but they left a threat to the future, buried in the ground. what did they say? we left 5 more period sub void. i need to mean you are. well, if you will see across my, you see if i still know what the decry you, most of the harder with the ground on should be plowing and planting is too dangerous to move heavy equipment on me for that simple to duncan. when he was all over now, we still forwards to mob, which was dicky soon. putting in the hockey region is considered 100 percent contaminated by mines in unexploded ordinance. it's easy to find stuff, visit the tail of a missile. it contains the engine of a russian smash. who knows what's in the ground? no farmer will take place on this hall until the place has been cleared by a professional demining team. and this is the situation for thousands of farmers in many parts of ukraine. at the beginning of the se

there was a several-hundred page report issues by special counsel robert mueller and one half was devoted to trump's efforts to derail the investigation he is perfectly capable of committing crimes, felonies, to avoid nothing, which was probably what he had done before he started trying to obstruct the mueller investigation. he certainly -- he's willing to try to commit crimes to avoid being convicted of a misdemeanor. it's just that -- he just -- he doesn't know when to stop. >> and speaking of not knowing when to stop john heileman i thought it was fascinating yesterday, every democrat -- people will get mad at me, i'm good with it every democrat i talked to, every lawyer, da, i was making calls through the afternoon, they were all disappointed by bragg's -- by the actual indictment itself. they were all disappointed with the charging papers and were saying so. so, you know, advantage trump. disadvantage desantis and the entire republican field. if donald trump was sane, if we were rational, he would have said i'm going to go to bed with the win. but as we all know, donald trump can't k

half, but united had the best chance of it. bruno fernandes effort from the edge of the area saved by robert sanchez.probably the other way around in the second 45 minutes. david de gea's turn then to be called into action, parrying julio enciso�*s strike over the bar. and de gea again kept brighton at bay, saving solly march's effort and claiming the ball before the seagulls could land on the loose ball. brighton have had 62% possession chasing their first fa cup final since 1983. these are live coverage from bbc one's coverage. into extra time. a good chance for brighton, but cleared away by manchester united, who have been going into this game, and looking to set up the very first manchester derby in fa cup final history. 81,000 at wembley as we head into the extra period. this will be decided on the day. the penalties if necessary. brighton looking to win the fa cup for the first time in their history. it is live on bbc one if you want to follow it there. it was a meeting that was meant to intensify the race for the premier league's top four, but newcastle run amok to thrash spurs 6—1 at stjames�

he picked up the wall inside his own half and finish off a great run to up against a legal top scorer, robert live, and he got his 2nd of the game and bosses 3rd, that is his 17th. go to the lake this season before and taught us showed a great bit of skill to make it for no boss land. and now 15 points. claire 2nd place, rail madrid. you play via the lead. later on sunday, the former world heavyweight boxing champion, anthony joshua has won his 1st fights in more than 2 years. he beat american germane. franklin by unanimous poise decision, but wasn't happy with his performance. the bridge fight that came into this context . having lost consecutive bout w b a i b f and w b o. well, champion alexander is sick, but it was exposed to finish, most expected. instead, it went the full 12 rounds before the judges wanted the wind to joshua, and they kept going off to the final bell with the 2 boxes needing to be separated by the teams and security. joshua came into this fight, threatening to quit. if he lost about fall and his post fight news conference, but he will fight with how it ended. these don'

reporter: at panther valley elementary, principal robert palazo also changed course, replacing balanced literacy after trying it for just a year and a halfyllable? >> we've seen students in third grades decoding skills, meaning sounding out words increase from 20% at grade level in the beginning of the year to approximately 60% currently. >> reporter: dream began the year reading at a first grade level and is now closer to a mudd middle or end of second grade level. she and her mother couldn't be more proud. >> this is what she wants. this is what she likes. she loves to read. she's eager to learn. i can't wait to start fourth grade. i can't wait to -- you know, to do all of this. because she's not below level no more. >> the mother said she doesn't have low self-esteem anymore. she can actually read. reading is foundational for the rest of your education. we know that more than half the states are now requiring more of a focus on the science of reading. these are tried and true, proven methods to teach reading like sounding out letters and words. this is the way many of us learn to read. this comes from parents that saw what was going o

robert bride reports now from soul. the miss all was detected early thursday, being launched from close to young young. and it was towards the end of its half hour flight tracking east over the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan. that all thirties in the golden japanese island of her kite, raised that alarm, telling people to take shelter faring that the missile or the debris from it could fall in or around the island picardo itself in the past north career and some of its wo provoked to launch it had sent missiles over the top of her kite, out into the pacific ocean as it was with this launch. the missile fell far short, but it did have a last the trajectory reaching out to, to, to some, 3000 kilometer, which is led people to speculate whether this was an intermediate range, ballistic missiles or a longer range, heavier intercontinental ballistic missile. the kind of giant weapons that no career has been showing off of the military parade, which it has resumed development and testing of in the past year. either way, as with previous lodges, this has been roundly condemned by officials here and in japan, a congressional shac

half run. garcia made it to nelson early in the 2nd, if finished to one at robert levin dawson and one back late on barcelona. do still have an 11 point lead over 2nd place. round madrid now to one of the biggest ever upsets in n b a playoff history. the top seated milwaukee bucks knocked out in the 1st round by the miami hate. it seemed that the only just scraped in the postseason. david stokes reports price was what the milwaukee berks were already up against it. knowing they had to win games $56.00 and $7.00. if they were to reach round to sent it to come po, did what he could for the ambit, top rank team. but jimmy butler and showed the miami heat, stuck with them. 16 down in the 4th quarter, butler rattled up 12 straight points before doing this to force the time to try it again. we'll execute a boy at a huge moment. falling down, butler didn't let up, racking up 42 points and sensing the books were there for the taking a 2nd. let them again hold on tight. uranus tried his best to keep a walkie alive imprinted at home friends, but time eventually ran out jerry's work, a group of basketball

roberts raising alco taxes has benefits for and population health. and basically for every one percent, you increase the price of alcohol. as a rough rule of thumb, we could expect sam drinking to fall by half a percent. and that's a downstream leads to a lower and lower health. harm's hello, ross plays ations, fewer deaths of other big strand. my research is really looking at the relationship between our cold economy. ah, and the kind of natural thing to do here is to link this to alcohol, produces the obvious, kind of, bit of the economy. it will be a brewers and distillers we're producing our coal and the pops in the bars of the supermarkets that are selling it. and so the conversation when uncle economies kind of dominates his buy, well is, is going to close to and pops and bars is going to lose jobs in these industries. and what i've done is kind of said, well, hang on a minute, the people don't drink alcohol, they will generally spend that money on other things. see how you're only looking at one part of the picture. so if alcove assumption goes down and what about the gains and the other sectors and how far there was an i taught. so i've worked with people to do some modeling on that

half a european perspective which may or may not be exactly identical to that of the united states. chinese and european leaders hoping traditionally strong craig links can lead to a diplomatic breakthrough. robert bride al jazeera on china is also playing a bigger role elsewhere on the geo political stage. saudi arabia and iran have agreed to resume flights between the 2 countries on facilitate visas for citizens. all part of a chinese media to deal and follows talks between saudi and iranian foreign ministers in beijing. the 1st such meeting in 7 years, say ron and riyadh and now working to reactivate trade deals and re open embassies, abbas as lonnie's, a senior research fellow at the center for emily, strategic studies. he laid out what's next for iran in saudi arabia, as the 2 sides establish new relations. these 2 countries have had ups and downs and lots of tensions in the past decades. and they have been mostly focusing on rivalry and tensions, but now they are talking about focusing on common grounds which includes 2 previous agreements back in 90982000. and one earlier, one includes cooperation on economy, trade industry on the to read them as well. they have been stressing, cooperatio

he stood and gave a half-hour ovation to our national hero bebel, who was later joined by 42 actors of the corpse. so robertd the role of bergerac. i happily agreed. you played a season in paris and then another year went on tour, which ended in japan, next to you were two of your close friends, or rather. since they arrived. he began to feel even more confident, because they are not traitors. they were always with him and the women also at the last performance of the kin. the whole hall sang. this is not goodbye. i still have a lump in my throat, when i think about it, he was received wonderfully. i am sure that as an actor, actresses should not neglect the theater, it is impossible to neglect the origins of what made you an actor or actress. no wonder he wanted to return to the theatre. a live actor in front of a live audience. it's always unpredictable. no matter how much i rehearse , you never know how the performance will go, because each performance is a love story between the actor and the audience is a passion. here it would seem to be a modern talent to the marrow of bones. he suddenly showed us th

remarkable in that pole if you are fewer than half the democrats want biden to the nominee but two thirds will vote for him if he is in fact the nominee. along comes robert kennedy jr. coming out of the gate with 14% support. i found that rather interesting. what did you make of that? >> joe biden has an enthusiasm problem. as a polling shows democrats are not enthused. but without a doubt this is going to be an uphill battle. a lot of people, as he poll shows, will vote for biden if he wins the nomination. and obviously he is the fav favorite. but neil, they mediate loves drama and this is a candidate pretty could get interesting. quick celeste kennedy to challenge an incumbent back in 1980 when ted kennedy took on then jimmy carter. jimmy carter survived that but the whole ticket went down in defeat in a landslide defeat. substantial challenges to a sitting president can be troublesome. gerald ford remembered that very well when ronald reagan invested in for the nomination in 1976. so what you make of these intraparty challenges? consistently not going to help the president. remember joe biden one and 2020 but he won barely. if he is weakened in any wa

half 52% democrats don't want him to run either. another 40% will probably vote for him. 14% of democrats say they want 6 t-year-old robert f kennedy jr. who announced he will be running for president despite being friends with biden and have other ken disserving and the son of attorney general and nephew of the former president both assassinated sadly spoke earlier with neil cavuto. >> the polarization in this country is now toxic since the civil war. it's really most republicans and democrats talked about and do not see a way out of it. lucas: rfk jr. best positions of covid vaccine of late, despite being vaccinated countries in the world the u.s. had highest death rates, aishah. aishah: thank you so much, lucas. lucas: more on 2024 run of the white house let's bring panel, republican strategist and cofounder of south and hill strategies and kristin hahn, communications director. welcome to both of y you. >> thanks, mike. super pac aligned with ron desantis taking aim at former president trump after the president called the worst state and mr. trump should move to california. there it is on the screen. that mr. trump should move

early in the 2nd half cellar stepped up but missed the spot kick field and then with his dominance off a break paid off. though when robert of amena made a too late in the game, could have been worse for austell had not been fully goalkeeper. aaron ramsdale met a couple of great saves and stuff, it's time to ensure he slide would walk away with the draw. awesome as lead of a man sitting down to 6 points. and so he had played a game less. yeah, i mean, when you consider the end, always drop your point because you have it and you are so friend, my, you are alliance as a mom and i did fill in it. ah, we should have done it by being fair to ourselves. they had 4 be chances i could have a score on them is dependent and i would have to look our says in the mirror and, and, and, and we should have done much better in the 2nd half built battle, little more ready. and his mom should to, to fight back is what we did. and shank harvey should have turned a game completely round. um, but the chances we had am much or at least the point is okay. they will, one of the assistant referees in the match has been accused of elbowing liverpoo

after half an hour it's still 0—0 at the nou camp. robert a big battle at the etihad stadium as the champions of england take on the champions of germany — as manchester city play bayern munich. it's the first time manager pep guardiola has faced his former side since leaving bayern in 2016. city are still chasing a first european title and guardiola insists it'll be an incredible achievement — should they finally win the tournament this year. we wa nt we want to try like we tried all the time but that doesn't mean, because of the player many masters or how many pages as they played in their career? how many of the 30 and 40 years, 50 years for four majors, champions week and so many on the 20th, how many, 18? while. 18, its winning. that is the sport of football and golf, basketball, michaeljordan. how many years plate, 16. he does more than win. these games are difficult throughout the year. the other quarter—final sees two—time champions benfica take on inter milan. it'll be a second trip to portugal for inter in the knockout phase of thi

half a century ago, he was of course murdered in june of that year. but now kennedy as son is embarking to a similar challenge to his own partied for similar reasons. robert. kennedy jr. announced today he is running for president in the primary against joe biden. here's part of what he said. >> we were told initially that the objective was humanitarian. many of the steps that we've taken in the ukraine have seemed to indicate our interest is in prolonging the war rather than shortening it. so if those are our objectives, to have regime change and exhaust the russians, that is completely antithetical to a humanitarian mission. [cheers and applause] >> tucker: that's supposed to be the face of extremism. but that's not extreme it's rational and calm and well deliberated. bobby kennedy himself is not extreme. he is deeply inciteful and above all he is honest no matter what you think of the substance of what he says. here for example is his recent analysis of the biden administration's foreign policy. the collapse of u.s. influence in saudi arabia and the kingdom's new alliances with china and iran are painful 'em excellence of the absent failure of the neo

half centiam. >> what is up? >> today is tax day, and that's why roberts here by the way, you have to pay -- there's no extensiontension -- >> you have to pay the estimated tax today. >> i have a friend >> we will break down what we can expect from the tax season what do you think, robert? >> the irs expected to collect over $2.5 trillion from taxpayers this year, so those earning $50,000 or less have a net negative tax bill meaning they get money back from the government through credits 40% of americans will pay no federal income taxes this year on the other end, 80%. they have the highest tax rate their average tax rate will be 26%, and that compares to a tax rate of 5% for the middle americans or those earnings between 75 and $100,000. the tax code has become more progressive with the top paying 9% more as a share of federal income taxes >> so that kind of lays out who is paying what when people say of course they pay the most in taxes, because they make the most money, but they are also paying the highest tax rate >> yeah, they paid 39% of taxes. >> how come none of these people are paying like they advertis

robert bride reports from so the missile was detected early thursday being launched from close to young young . and it was towards the end of its half hour flight tracking east over the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan. that all thirties in the golden japanese island of her chi though, raise that alarm, telling people to take shelter, fearing that the mis, all the debris from it could fall in or around the island of her cato itself, in the past nor career in some of its more provocative launch. it has sent missiles over the top of her cargo out into the pacific ocean as it was with this launch. the missile fell far short, but it did have a lofty trajectory, reaching out to, to, to some, 3000 kilometer, which has led people to speculate whether this was an intermediate range, ballistic missiles or a longer range, heavier intercontinental ballistic missile. the kind of giant weapons that north korea has been showing off at its military parade, which it has resumed development and testing of in the past year. either way, as with previous lodges, this has been roundly condemned by officials here and in japan, a congres

robert harper shoemaker walked through the door. class a distinguished graduate of the class of 1956 coming up, how about shoemaker. thank you so much. so, commander alvarez was a p.o.w. for eight and a half years. really? a shoemaker was a p.o.w. for eight years. and one day and i had to tell his personal story real quickly because my daughter, suzanne, i gave our daughter his middle name, harper. and so he's been a very special person in our life and in our daughter's life to my to thank you, especially on stage with you. but he's also a ph.d. in aeronautical engineering and one the smartest people i know. and with a communication and mastermind in the hanoi hilton, so am a shoemaker. tell us a little bit about developing some of the communications and why those were important. well, i will. but first of all, i have a couple of classmates that i'm happy are attending here tonight and one classmate that probably won't isn't here tonight, but is very instrumental in the leadership conference. and he and his wife have been for a decade or more. his name is mitch hart and his wife linda. so they've kept this conference going for a long time. but thank you, hearts. you bet. i mean, thank you

roberts doesn't feel like he needs a testimony. so, yesterday, he responded to the senate request with if you will forgive me for opining, a offensively dismissive letter. he attempts a half-worde attempt to gusty up his define refusal to cooperate by citing past president, except guess this all of the president he cites, include examples of past chief justices cooperating wit congressional investigations testified with court congress. he referenced chief justices william howard taft, charles evans hughes, who, guess what? testified before the senat judiciary committee and -- who testified multiple times i the house. he then had ways away thei testimony as being about, quote, mud vein topics mud mundan topics he also -- not secretary about th president testifying t congress noting, quote, no president has ever testified before the senate judiciar committee and only three presidents, 1862, 1919, an 1974, have testified before an congressional committee. okay, but it's worth pointin out that despite wrappin himself in a lofty language of the judiciary president, i am judge, let me see what president says, the only precedent he cites our chief justice is actually doing it th

robert. >> good morning, carl. lvm richie, market cap of over $500 billion, that's the first company ever in europe to break that halfune at $212 billion. he's the world's richest person. one of only three people ever to have a net worth over $200 billion, along with elon musk and jeff bezos now, the latest surge in their stock price is due mainly to china's reopening. lvmh's global sales up 17% in the first quarter to 21 billion euros. fashion and leather goods, that's their core business that was up 18% in the quarter that was twice what analysts had expected wealthy consumers around the world continue to spend since they are less impacted by inflation pressures. but the big driver of their success is still that incredible diversification. they have 75 brands from dom, fendi, europe and the u.s. remain strong. sales at tiffany have more than doubled since lvmh acquired that company less than two years ago. and tiffany's flagship store on fifth avenue, that reopens this week that store used to account for 10% of tiffany's global sales. guys, you can count on a big party there with beyonce, jay z. bernard talking abo

score, a robert levin dorski, who else opened the scoring for the visitors who were in the yellow change strip. for this occasion, back into the dog and an n 2 fatty received the boy inside his own half and went on a dazzling run before doubling the advantage. levin dorski would score again and fair and tore is also scored to complete the route. now in the race for the premier league, title arsenal have beaten leads for one to maintain their 8 point lead in the standings. that was off to manchester city. thrash liverpool for one in the early kickoff city, went behind at the 80, had mohammed cellar, put the visitors in front of the 70 minutes. but 10 minutes later city were level. thanks to who the am alvarez, the argentines go, bringing their star man early harlan to his feet in the stands that won't do his groin injury any favors. moments into the 2nd half kevin, the brewing up put city in front and goals from captain elk. i gun to one and jack relish sealed the fall. one victory. our display was almost perfect. the 1st minute, 2 and 93. no. were we played against a team? i'll be arriving the last season. and always we struggle to find a way and the quality they have in the way the

with robert isom they're going to be talking about the strength of the market and strength of the demand, especially for people paying up to premium lots to discuss when we talk with him in about halfll send it back to you. >> all right, we will be waiting for that lots going on today. phil, thank you. other earnings >> let's get you through some of the other earn rgz ings reports are moving the markets honeywell up 2%, reporting earnings of $2.07 per share. revenue of $8.9 billion, that beat estimates caterpillar, that beat street earnings of $2.07 per share, better than $1.93 a share that the street was looking for revenue better than expected at $8.86 billion. look now at eli lilly. this estimate, the drugmaker reported $1.62 per share, the street estimate had been $1.73 revenue beat estimates coming in at $6.96 billion the company raising guidance and that's why you're seeing that stock up close to 3% the ceo david ricks will join us later this hour. and then merck earnings at $1.40 a share, better than $1.32 the street was expecting, on revenue that had been estimated. >> huge keytruda number, 5 billion or so, that's for a quarter. that's a targeted cancer brand-new. no such t

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