captain kidd was sarah's third husband, sarah was a twice widowed 21-year-old, considered one of thet eligible and sought after women in new york. when she and captain kidd mary just two days after her second husband's death. the circumstances might appear suspect, for sarah and captain kidd to marry so soon after john ord's untimely demise, captain kidd and sarah were stellar members of polite society, new york's power couple and no untoward behavior was ever approved. at the time of their marriage, the well-built, well-dressed, 37-year-old see captain who spoke with a hint of a scottish accent was one of the most respected men in manhattan. he was a celebrated war hero and a sought after privateer. a privateer was hired by the government to legally plunder and sees enemy ships. he was a legal pirate. during wartime, the resources of warring countries were stretched to the limit and privateers, extra hired hands who owned their own armed vessel and served as an auxiliary to england's navy. privateer's assignment was detailed in a document called a letter of mark and reprisal. he had

sarah's life. i was able to find important primary sources of sarah's such as her petition to the governor of new york and master lord belmont to regain her seized. and i also found her last will and testament. many the ancient sources that i relied on were handwritten, and i transcribed over 250 of them to make them easier work with. i visited archives in the places sarah and captain kidd had been including those in new york, boston and rhode. i traced sarah's steps in the surroundings she visited, especially in manhattan and where she spent most of life. i also found great resources in the admiralty papers at national archives in london. i found a rich cache of letters that were in a sea chest in captain samuel burgess's pirate ship when it was captured by a british. in 1699. the letters were in the pirates mailbag and contained a few from captain kidd's crewmen aboard the adventure galley to their wives and the wives to kids crewmen. the letters are dated from 1695 to 1699 and they show that the

we didn't knowah the story of sarah and captain kidd. there is coincidentally some historical semblance of truth. born around 1670, the future arrived in new york from england with her father and two brothers when she was 14-years-old. a much older wealthy merchant named william cox when he died tragically for years later in 1699, sarah was 19-years-old and did what any woman would do at that time. she married again. she married age well-respected gentleman with whom she began an acquaintance. considered one of the most eligible and sought after women in new york when she married two days after her second husband's death. so soon after the demise they were stellar members of polite new york society and they were new york's power couple. the sea captain who spoke with a hint was one of the most respected men in manhattan and was a celebrated war hero and sought after privateer to plunder and sees enemy ships. he was a legal pirates. during the wartime the resources were stretched to the limit and privateers were extra hired hands who owne

sarah: the u.k.asury revealed queen elizabeth's funeral and lying in state cost taxpayers an estimated 162 million pounds, just over $200 million. reporter naomi joy smith has been looking at the numbers. naomi: that some covers of the. -- covers the time all the way from the queens passing last september through the 10 days of national mourning in the u.k. through the monarchs lying in state and of course her funeral. it is worth remembering the monumental scale of the events. the largest state event held in the u.k. since the second world war, viewed and attended in many cases by people and dignitaries from around the u.k. end of the world. you will remember the hundreds of thousands of people that cute to pay respects to the queen during the lying in state at westminster hall. at the funds were spent to ensurehe events could be held smoothlynd with dignity while ensuring the safety and security of the public. thats reflected in this number. 73 million pounds spent by the home office to ensure poli

sarah _ low, below 1096 at the moment. sarah, many thanks again.rah, many thanks again. sarah smith, our i many thanks again. sarah smith, our north america editor there, at the us capitol. the england women's football coach, sarina wiegman, has announced her squad for this summer's world cup in australia and new zealand. beth mead, who was the top scorer at last year's women's euros, is not included because of injury. millie bright and lucy bronze have recovered from their injuries to make the line—up. the announcement was made as the sports ministers of five european countries have urged broadcasters and fifa to make a quick agreement on the tv rights to show the games in the uk, germany, spain, france and italy. 0ur women's sport reporter jo currie has the details. last summer, the lionesses were crowned the champions of europe. and now they have their sights set on an even bigger goal, becoming champions of the world. today, manager sarina wiegman named her 23—player squad in front of a packed media room in sutton coldfield before meeting young

sarah: i'm okay. i'm okay. i do remember seeing this massive shard of glass sticking out of isaac's chest, right over the area of his heart. that's when i knew this was really, really serious. sarah: so, we were on the fourth floor, and i just ran down the stairs. there was glass everywhere. it was cutting into my feet. i didn't even realize at that time that i had a huge thing of glass sticking out of my face. just the adrenaline just kicked in because i didn't even feel that. and i just remember i was just screaming, "my baby. my baby. help my baby." and i think people--i mean, i just can't imagine what we looked like, you know, because i know we were covered from head to toe in blood, and he was crying, and i had glass out of my face. and i remember this woman, and she looked at us, and she screamed at the sight of us. and i just kept on running, and at some point, craig said, "let me take isaac." so, i passed isaac over to craig, and i ran up to charles malek. and you know, charles malek is quite a busy roa

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and sarah, what do you think? and sarah, what do you think? that her team put on a — and i think that her team put on a great case, it was a tight case, — on a great case, it was a tight case, she _ on a great case, it was a tight case, she was expertly prepared, she was prepared for this very— prepared, she was prepared for this very vicious cross examination she faced and they cooperated her testimony, the case _ cooperated her testimony, the case really came down to her testimony and her credibility but her_ testimony and her credibility but her team testimony and her credibility but herteam did testimony and her credibility but her team did everything they— but her team did everything they could to corroborate that so i think_ they could to corroborate that so i think she had skilful lawyers _ so i think she had skilful lawyers and they provided a platform for her to tell her story _ platform for her to tell her sto . ~ . , platform for her to tell her sto . , platform for her to tell her sto . ., , story. mats, you have been watching — st

— wayne couzens from taking the life of sarah everard?hing, is there something that _ of sarah everard? you costly thing, is there something that i _ of sarah everard? you costly thing, is there something that i could - of sarah everard? you costly thing, is there something that i could do? but at that point there was nothing, there were opportunities missed but not by myself, more by the organisation.— not by myself, more by the organisation. not by myself, more by the oruanisation. ., ., ., organisation. you are referring to 2015, kent _ organisation. you are referring to 2015, kent police _ organisation. you are referring to 2015, kent police got _ organisation. you are referring to 2015, kent police got a _ organisation. you are referring to 2015, kent police got a report - organisation. you are referring to 2015, kent police got a report of| 2015, kent police got a report of indecent exposure and it was couzens and they had his name and address and they had his name and address and number plate and the make and colour of his car, an

sarah: dr.sberger has delivered babies and treated miscarriages at bonner general for more than a decade. but soon after abortion became illegal here, she saw a patient with a ruptured ectopic pregnancy, a fertilized egg that grows outside the uterus. dr. huntsberger: we needed to move quickly to stabilize her and save a life. when i got to the operating room and i removed the ectopic pregnancy, which at that point was problematic legally, i knew that i needed to do what my oath requires me to do, to prioritize the safety of my patient. and i also knew that i was putting myself, theoretically, potentially, at risk of felony charges, which would have a minimum of two years in jail, loss of my medical license for six months. sarah: dr. huntsberger and her family have decided to leave idaho. dr. huntsberger: this isn't a safe place to practice medicine anymore. sarah: the law has since been amended to allow for terminating ectopic or molar pregnancies, a rare complication caused by an unusual growt

let's bring sarah back in.us, byjust underlining the fact that in terms of the various conversations, the prince's wife and her mother, all fine in terms of what happened, the conclusion after all of this. this kind of news — conclusion after all of this. this kind of news travels _ conclusion after all of this. in 3 kind of news travels around the world very quickly. as we all know the duke and duchess of sussex are persons of considerable interest to many people around the world, so i think perhaps there have been some exaggerations and i think people will be keen that we point out they are ok. nobody has been injured in any way, but clearly you can take from the tone of the statement that this has been a very unsettling statement for the duke and duchess of sussex. and meghan's mother was with her for this award of sussex. and meghan's mother was with herfor this award ceremony yesterday. with her for this award ceremony esterda . w . with her for this award ceremony esterda . ., ., ,, with her for this awar

our discussion with copresident sarah franklin. caroline: i hope he tweets out the answer because it was a great question. let's look at what is happening outside of the world of ai before we delve back with sarah and talk about what is happening with paypal. this is an earnings story, this is more about overall profitability. it is about for your margins, adjusted operating margins not growing as quickly as anticipated. we are seeing perhaps 100 basis points. a full percentage point extended over the next year. they previously signaled 125 basis points. the volume did not do much for the overall takeaway for paypal. off by almost 11%. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com ed: salesforce expanding its approach to generative ai with a reimagined version of its tableau suite, wpt and tableau pulse. we welcom

0lney.— is mp sarah 0lney.our local police enrichment _ is mp sarah 0lney. our local police enrichment are - is mp sarah 0lney. our local. police enrichment are fantastic and do a wonderfuljob, but we need more boots on the ground to give that reassurance. the victims of — to give that reassurance. the victims of car _ to give that reassurance. the victims of car thefts, - to give that reassurance. the victims of car thefts, that reassurance is welcome. iam i am jealous with the catch up. denied turkey plasma collection, living underwater and. but first, we need to be more evident women in confidence. it affects millions of uk and she says she wants to help women overcome any embarrassment they might have talking about it. so embarrassment they might have talking about it.— talking about it. so many more --eole talking about it. so many more peeple are _ talking about it. so many more people are talking _ talking about it. so many more people are talking about - talking about it. so many more | people are talki

gerry: philip, sarah's point's a good one, isn't it?, i think this country is very, very tolerant. it's extremely tolerant of allowing people, gay marriage is now widely supported in the country, lgbtq rights are widely supported in the country. what really, really concerns people is this aggressive attempt somehow to kind of market and indoctrinate children. you know, very small children in the children's clothing section at target or whether it's children's books in schools or library withs or whatever. it does seem like a clear indoctrination attempt to the try and drive an agenda to minds that are still being formed. >> i'm the former mayor of miami beach, and as you know, we have a huge lgbtq community, and we had the highest human rights index scores, so i can speak on this from a different position. as a entrepreneur and a business person, the market needs to tell you what to do. what target needs to be listening to is their customers. if their customers are saying we want a much larger display of transgender, lgbt clothing, then

let's take a look at your sarah. we'd love to.atyana vasilyeva's daughter-in-law maria bolonkina. every day he shoots the movie diaries of a young mother. it's november 22, 2022. sarah was just born, the baby's weight is three kilograms 540 g, height is 52 cm. and here is the youngest granddaughter. the actresses are already at home. sarah looks at her mother attentively and does not at all is naughty. uh, at 2 months sarah vasilyeva is already holding her head, you are sweet. say with your head there, and there at three, granddaughter tatyana vasilyeva already has a favorite pastime - swimming, everything runs, you see it runs, you see with your feet drin-melons-melons at 4 months, the sir herself rolls over on her stomach and recognizes her father, mother and older sister. by the way, yes, a girl, they say it should look like a dad and be happy. well, that's what people say, but the world of the world is a little bit like me. she, too, will be difficult. yes it is 100%, yes, who came up with the names of the world barn world cam

sarah campbell in the newsroom. _ hours. sarah campbell in the newsroom, thank _ hours. the newsroom, thank you - hours. sarah campbell in the newsroom, thank you for - hours. sarah campbell in the newsroom, thank you for all| hours. sarah campbell in the i newsroom, thank you for all of hours. sarah campbell in the - newsroom, thank you for all of that. we will talk to the royal commentator richard fitz williams in a moment but i want to cross back to washington as nomia iqbal who is monitoring the story from where she is. in terms of whether we have had anything publicly from the nypd, has there been any sort of formal statement that alludes to anything regarding this incident on tuesday? nothing concrete so far, matthew. we have from them is that they have not immediately confirm the incident. and so far all we have is the statement from prince harry's spokesperson. there are videos and images online. there is a website tmz that has some of those videos and images as well. but we just don't really know enough details, what near catastrophic means, can only go off what

they have more skills than anybody. >> sarah palin really does steal the thunder. the headlines. and that is scary to barack obama. >> it was just like a month ago, they were all saying, "oh, it's experience, experience, experience." and then they chose palin and they started talking about change, change, change. what happened? >> palin has yet to hold a news conference and steers well clear of the national reporters who travel with her everywhere. >> eventually, she's going to have to answer questions and not be sequestered. eventually, she's going to have to answer questions about her record. >> when it comes to establishing your world view, i was curious, what newspapers and magazines did you regularly read before you were tapped for this to stay informed and to understand the world? >> i've read most of them again with a great appreciation for the press, for the media -- >> and like what ones -- >> coming -- >> specifically? i'm curious that you -- >> all of them, any of them that have been in front of me -- >> there's no more teleprompter. there wasn't anythin

sarah, thanks very much. _ have had disruptive journeys. sarah, thanks very much.tive journeys. sarah, thanks very much. before we take i have had disruptive journeys. sarah, thanks very much. before we take a| thanks very much. before we take a break and ijust thanks very much. before we take a break and i just want to show you some extraordinary pictures. korean police have arrested a man who opened a door of a plane minutes before it was due to land. here's the video showing the moments before the landing, with a door open and wind rushing in. nine passengers, all teenagers, were sent to hospital after suffering breathing issues. it's isn't known, why the door was opened, but it is possible to do it — at lower altitudes, extraordinary pictures there as we hear of this are best by korean police. hello there. prospects still looking good for the bank holiday weekend. and today was a good day to be out and about in the sunshine. whether you were walking by the river here in 0xfordshire or walking a little higher up in the cumbrian fells. we did see some cloud devel

i'm sarah halls. this is bloomberg. francine: sarah halls in dubai., we will find out what to expect from european earnings do this week including french banks. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the european market open. we are 54 minutes into with the european trading day. no london today. london is perhaps awake but they are on a public bank holiday. slightly positive on the markets are open. a european country pities -- companies have proven resilient so far but that may change as inflation risks remain elevated. let's bring in april who can give us a preview of earnings stories that we are focused on this week. french banks to the four. what will we hear from them? april: good morning. deposits trends are set to be the main focus for french banks this week starting with credit agricole which has a strong regional banking network and they could see them deliver better deposits than its peers and could lead to potential revenue beat for its retail banking segment. however, analysts are flagging the volatile markets that co

sarah rainsford, bbc news. and i am joined now with kateryna 0sadcha — a tv presenter and a head of initiative "find ours" — that helps searching for missing people. thank you for being with us on the programme. tell me a little bit about how you got involved with this initiative. that report there, i'm parents, mothers going behind enemy lines, a very difficult dangerous journey, just to rescue their children. journey, 'ust to rescue their children.— journey, 'ust to rescue their children. . ., ~ , ., children. that evening. thank you for havin: children. that evening. thank you for having me _ children. that evening. thank you for having me on _ children. that evening. thank you for having me on this _ children. that evening. thank you for having me on this really - for having me on this really important issue, and hopefully we don't have an air alarm right now in kyiv. it is really, really hard situation. we have, like, thousands of children moving to russia. a lot of children moving to russia. a lot of orph

i am sarah halls, and this is bloomberg. tom?om: we are getting live pictures of the russian president on the victory day parade, world war ii victory day parade that is going ahead in red square. you can see the live pictures from the russian capital amid security concerns. we had that drone attack that happened on the third of may, the russians blaming that on the ukrainian spirit the drone attack targeting the kremlin. the ukrainians have pushed back and denied he had any involvement. the russian president will be speaking. you can see taking a pause there. this in pollutions russia -- putin's russia is a big event. a number of grades have been scaled back or cancel because of security concerns. this is coming at a time when russian troops are bracing for a potential spring offensive from ukraine -- in ukraine from the forces. we will have the live pictures and speech from the russian president vladimir putin which is expected imminently. turkiye's main opposition leader accuses erdogan of covering up the company -- country's

i'm sarah halls and this is bloomberg. tom: sarah halls in dubai.oming up, the stocks that are moving this morning including wood group as apollo says it does not intend to make an offer for the engineering company. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. it 24 minutes into the european trading day. at moderate risk on a cross european equities of .2%. futures in the u.s. up .3% on the s&p. let's get to individual stocks on the move and bring in joe easton. joe we are starting at bv -- bbva and a turkish story. joe: bbva, the spanish bank has a 15% exposure to turkiye in terms of their holding. they own 85% stake in granting and turkish stocks are down today because of potential runoff vote in turkiye which could potentially be a big risk for them. markets to like the uncertainty there and we are seeing a lot of those turkiye exposed stocks falling. we also have a bank in the middle east getting hit and be fds in denmark. bbva -- bbva down 3.9%. tom: a political risk from turkiye. you are on the money and we were meant to k

sarah? joining me for more on this breaking news is cnn correspondent alex marquardt and our matthew chance who has left moscow and is now in london. i'll start with you, alex. the secretary tony blinken will speak in the next hour. what do you expect we'll hear from him. will he make a statement about what has happened here and the claims russia is making? >> secretary blinken certainly knows all eyes are on moscow right now and people would hope to hear something from him in terms of the explanation and what we are hearing for now, sarah, and i've heard from biden administration officials who say they are trying to figure out what happened here and they're scrambling to figure out what happened, but what i have heard from two different officials is whatever happened here, they were given no head's up. so washington for now appears to be in the dark. sarah, the u.s. is keen to help fight russia, but inside ukraine. they don't want to see ukraine necessarily carrying out provocative attacks

sarah: it certainly does.otten from using ai. that is a place we are looking. from a nextdoor perspective, the last three quarters, we have held expenses flat every quarter and hope the company about flat. we have not downsized but we have continued to generate the team. it is a good hiring environment right now. from here, we see a way to keep going. one way ai will help keep going -- growing is up it continues to keep engagements going and where impressions for advertisers to work on which to continue to drive the revenue and allow us to grow the business while still showing leverage. matt: why is it good hiring environment? what are you finding? sarah: we are finding that people who maybe were tucked into other companies previously when stocks were at their high have become looser in the socket. there is clearly other social medias that have downsized and given us access to some great talent on the product development side. we want to make use of that. the more we can build amazing products for businesses,

sarah murray, let me start with you. so, this is but e. jean carroll threatened to do after the cnn tell-all. and today, she did it. >> that's right, she and her attorneys are saying she deserves very substantial punitive damages and as you pointed out, we already went to trial as part of a civil case. she was awarded $5 million when the jury found that donald trump sexually abused and defamed her. but there was this other defamation suit that is sort of been caught in a legal long jam, so she will ask dubbed if she can amend the original complaint and seek additional damages. she pointed out as you said that trump was undeterred by the verdict and the last civil case that he still maliciously defaming her, and she pointed to moments in that town hall like when he says i never saw this woman, even though of course he'd seen a photo of them together. he said it's a fake, made-up story and calls for a whack job to say he's continuing to defame her. >> sarah, what is going to happen next? if the judge allows this amendment to go through, what

sarah? >>> next hour mass shooter -- suspected mass shooter dion patterson is expected to make his first court appearance in atlanta. he is suspected of killing one person and opening fire inside a waiting room at a medical center where four others were also injured yesterday. this morning cnn has received new 911 dispatch audio from that rampage. take a listen. >> they're now advising an active shooter, a person shot. she appears to be bleeding, shot in the thigh and the back. black male about 6 foot tall wearing a black hoodie. he's going to be a purp between the ages of 20 and 25 named deion patterson. >> patterson led police on a nearly 8-hour manhunt across the atlanta metro area. he was eventually arrested about -- and you can see on the map -- 10 miles north of where that shooting took place. nick, we're hearing from patterson's mother this morning. what is she saying about his state of mind potentially? >> well, sarah, she released a very heartfelt statement to our local affiliate he

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sarah, on that, what do you sell and what do you buy?ou see it playing out in the russell, maybe, but it is not playing out with the big caps yet. what do you do? sarah: clearly, you have to have some big cap exposure. that is what moves the indices. you have to have some of that. i think we are looking up places that have been left behind. health care has been left behind. you had the whole covid situation and it really changed how people were utilizing health. you are going to have people going back and doing those. you have an aging demographic. longer-term, you can see health care has secular positive qualities. think the energy transition will be a very real think it a lot of industries will play into that. you look at things like lng. but you're also going to be looking that globally because people will be using natural gas as an interim step. there are some really interesting stories, we think. there are places to look, but it is hard to see how the market as a whole continues to go higher and do well under the surface when you ha

tom: sarah halls in dubai, thank you.crossing from nomura, cutting their growth forecast for china. they now see china's jointly 23 gdp growth forecast of -- 2023 gdp growth forecast of five point 5%, down from their previous forecast of 5.9%. yuan came in much lower-than-expected. we had that data dump yesterday, particularly highlighting the unemployment situation around the youth of china. a challenge for the communist party, but retail sales less robust than many expected. fixed asset investment a concern. you have houses cutting their forecasts for the growth and out of china for 2023. it may well be more to come. wall street's biggest banks face a harsh reality check in china. this is a fascinating story. that subject in focus for the team at bloomberg's big take, unpacking that for us. we will have a really fascinating conversation with the author of that story in a couple minutes free the prospects for wall street after they expanded their footprint aggressively in that market. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ f

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here is sarah halls.arah: sources tell bloomberg that at least eight senior credit suisse bankers are leaving the firm for santander. mergers and acquisitions chief steve geller is set to be amongst them. we are told the moves reflect how santander is expanding in the u.s. representatives for credit suisse and santander declined to comment. the wall street journal reports that linda yaccarino, nbc universal's head of advertising is in talks to become twitter's new ceo. elon musk tweeted he is transitioning his role at the firm to executive chair and pto where he will oversee product, software and system operations. musk says of the new ceo is slated to start in about six weeks. carl icahn's holding company has authorized a buyback equaling almost 27% of his shares trading , on the open market. this potentially boosts the stock price as the financier fueds with hindenburg research. meanwhile, the short seller has hit again at icahn enterprises. it says they failed to disclose enough in response to question

sarah has been the mascot. running straight to the stands like always.e feet, she is the school's first ever lead female mascot ir and finally getting her diploma. and right here tonight >> hi, david, it's sarah sylvester, also known as the mascot at the university of south carolina. >> tonight that mascot, the biomedical engineering grad, on spreading joy. >> i can see that joy light up on their face and it has given me a whole new perspective on life. and one that i hope i can continue to carry with me in my future. >> david: sarah telling us she is grateful for her professors and for the chance to be mascot. >> thank you so much for having me, thank you, david. goodbye. >> david: sarah, we love your spirit and i will see you tomorrow. goodbye. >> what sparked this fire in san francisco? it's something that might be in your home tonigwe'ry foongresswoman jackie and senator feinstein's to washington, d.c. >> also, what will it take to get riders back on bart? alarms go off and start smelling the classic smoke smell and i'm like, oh, that's not good. >>

sarah? she is thrilled as well. not just for trent, but for all the things it inspires her to do in the future. >> yeah, i just saw that he was so happy and it made me feel so good that i was able to do something that could help him so much. i definitely think that i want to pursue that. >> teacher joann pepini said the whole journey was such a success, they're featuring prosthetics projects throughout their summer camps this year. you saw the colors on the hand. they had asked trent if he wanted something more skin tone color? he's like, "no, i want shark colors." >> love that. funny. >> loves the san jose sharngs so you know there's teal and black. >> hope you're listening, san jose sharks. that's so cool. >> sticking with sports, we asked him, you saw him pick things up with his hand. what are you excited to do? he said heck now do a two-handed basketball shot. >> oh, man. >> that was one of his favorite things. >> when he changes the hand to warriors colors? >> how old was she? >> eighth grade. >> she's 14. >> t

sarah guo is with us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this uniquely american ecosystem is still the world's envy and i want to make it stronger. i have never seen rapid gains with frontier language models. we lead, the world is starting to catch up. let's continue. caroline: eric schmidt testifying at a house hearing which was focused on chinese embrace of ai. while the u.s. still has the edge, china is likely having more people working on strategic ai and advises the u.s. should modify its military. let's talk more broadly about artificial intelligence in what feels like a race when it comes to generative ai. you have a long history of greatbatch. i am interested as to where you are seeing the most value being attributed to ai companies? >> we are early in the ai revolution. it has huge potential to change lives and can be applied to complex problems in science. some of the areas we are seeing the most media value is democratization of creative abilities. letting anyone generate video, writing. think of companies

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sarah frier is breaking this news, we are joined by phone.e been working on behind the scenes for some time. >> this is true. they have been testing it with some select celebrities and influencers. they have agreed to keep things under wraps. we are able to confirm a couple of sources this morning. they are hoping to release this app this summer. so, i'm sure you've seen a lot of social media competitors for twitter. we have mastodon. we have blue sky, posters. the list goes on and on. but this is the one that's coming me giant. meda has instagram networks that we will be able to tap into. verifications have rolled over from instagram. these details are still early, things could change, but they are also talking about integrating with mastodon which is one of the big open source efforts to compete with twitter. >> i was going to ask wealth is out there to compete with twitter, and i'm not sure if i am gauging it correctly, but there is a massive appetite for an alternative. is that all right? >> i think that is true. the chaos of twitters tak

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and our sarah carter joins with exclusive, down at the border. sarah. >> yeah, sean.omorrow night. law enforcement officials here in texas, governor greg abbott as well as the national guard are preparing for the worse and call it to my sources critical levels waiting to come over from the refugee camps. i saw it myself with my own eyes while we were out. and part of the plan that the governor has in place is with the national guard. now have what they call the quick reaction force deployed at the border. and saw some of them a few moments ago heading to the river behind me. and the quick reaction force is to work with law enforcement officials and working on issues of crime. expecting crime to surge and possible violence. this is something that we haven't heard in the past as the people are expected to come rushing across the border. i spoke with lieutenant alvaros texas dps. how bad is this and we have seen the national guard putting together quick reaction force. and you have your officers on the border, dps. how bad are you assessing the situation? >> if we look a

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. happening now, the oakland unified school district is holding a virtual news conference ahead of a possible 3rd day of the teachers strike. the school district's expected to discuss the progress being made with the oakland teachers association as well as the issues that still remain. this was the scene friday on day 2 of the teachers strike the district has offered to give teachers a 22% pay raise. and a $5,000 bonus. but the 3,000 members of the union say this is not just about the money. kron four's amanda hari is following this story. show the latest for us coming up at 8 o'clock. >> san francisco state senator scott wiener calling for a public release of additional information on the shooting death of banco brown. today we are releasing a statement saying in recent days the steady stream of information has become public regarding the shooting death of banco brown resulting in significant public doubt about the security guards claim of self-defense. the shooting has caused profound

. >> sarah, thank you for having me. >> all right. so steve, you are a staunch, on wavering supporter of donald trump during the presidency, and even before he was president. why are you backing ron desantis now, instead of donald trump? >> sarah listen, i was honored to advocate for president trump, and for the america first movement broadly for many years. i now believe that this is the next natural phase of that movement. and by that i mean that i believe governor desantis is the most electable, most conservative candidate out there who can both win the general election, as well as govern effectively, as actually implement through discipline and focus, the most conservative policy agenda possible. i believe he has proven that by his track record in florida, and for that reason i am taking the personal risk here of advocating for the underdog, for the political renegade, the outsider who is ron desantis. >> so have to ask you, governor desantis has not actually announced that he is actually running for president. so i guess the ques

i'm sarah stinson reporting live. back to you. >> all right, sarah, thank you for that. appreciate it. >> let's check on our weather forecast. a live look outside. you see 5 of san francisco looking east. now you can see those wispy clouds kind of hanging in the air. yeah, but it's clear you can see downtown oakland, the east bay hills and mount diablo looming in the background. brittany, the weekend is over. i know it is over right monday. i guess i get it. but i was just checking. i know he's just listening to sarah and the weather conditions and the flights because we still have heavy traffic for. >> the holiday week. so sfo right now, you can see right here, clear conditions with the corner of your screen to the bush is swinging back and forth. >> about 70% arrivals are on time and about 80% of departures are on time. oakland, 80% of your flights now. it looks like 65% of your - all rivals are on time. the big picture still showing us air has been telling us all night las vegas. we're still seeing delays for you and jfk. of course. we'll continue to update you throug

we are going to talk to sarah kunst. you hit me up saying the nvidia price points, the level they are trading at, the overall price is really hefty stuff. why are you starting to see the value in ad, particularly with chips out of the equation? sarah: highlight taiwan semi conductors. they are a manufacturer providing services to massive companies like the apples of the world but they help nvidia do their chip manufacturing. nvidia is a good company. it has done a great job of being relevant through crypto, ai, gaming over the last couple of years. the reality is, it is getting way too much credit for where it's real earnings are and where the revenue is and i think that is dangerous to keep buying into that kind of rally when it is not clear they are going to grow into those shoes. it is undervalued for all the actual amount of it is manufacturing and the technology. this technology is not easy to build but something there are several companies that do it and the reality, one of those companies is getting crazy credit a

sarah, he is the latest victim of the media's lies.sarah, he is a nurse at bellevue hospital in new york. she's 6 months pregnant. earlier this week, reit went viral after she was filmed arguing with 5 teenagers over a city bike. >> help me, please help me. please, help me. please, help me. help. help! get off me dude. >> which wrong with you? >> help! help!. please help, help. >> guys, guys. >> you're not crying. i got on video. >> heh, heh, heh. >> not a tear came down.>> she apparently just finished a 12 hour shift at the hospital. normally in a situation like this, the individuals races will not matter. it appears to be a dispute over a bike. in today's america, you must see race and you are required to take the side of any black person in incidents that also involve a white person. evidence does not matter. not only do you have to side with a person of color but, you must merely believe the incident is racial in nature. because of these rules, sarah, he is white and the 5 teenagers herbs are black. therefore sarah, is automaticall

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