but schwartz says that hides a disturbing reality.at sort of the regional level, pacific islanders are experiencing levels of police violence that are lethal, on par with native americans, on par with black americans. and the lower southeast asian americans whose countries of origin were affected by the u.s. war in southeast asia, vietnamese, cambodian, lao, hmong people, are all experiencing much higher levels than sort of other southeast asians even, or east or south asians. ali: americans from southeast asia, like the quinto family, and pacific islanders make up less than 40% of aapi's in the u.s. schwartz says their outsized risks are hidden whecombined with other asian americans. he believes the unique histories of both small communities may play a role in the higher rates of fatal police violence they experience. vinny: when my parents and my sisters boarded that plane to come to the united states in 1979, it was the first time they had ever taken a flight. ali: vinny eng's family moved to los angeles after surviving three ars i

but as schwartz, meltzer and their monetarist are substantially.what should we now say about herbert. in all of american history, no president has been more conscientious, hardworking than he for three years and more. he strove without stint to induce the american people to shake off their confidence. repeatedly, he pleaded with banks to resume lending with depositors to stop and for moral action that would arrest the credit freeze. could it that his incessant labors not so much right or wrong as your relevant it reminds me of the greek mythological figure sisyphus forever condemned to push a heavy boulder up a hill every time he nearly reached the top. atop the rock would roll back and six of us would have to start over from 1929 to 1933. herbert hoover arguably was our modern source of us. every time that he seemed to be on the brink of success taming the great depression, some new crisis would. while the silent killer. the contraction of the money supply would grind on each time like scissors us. he would start over, unaware that much of his per

we showed it at the isaac schwartz festival in gatchina when we listen to his music.t we have both honor and dignity and conscience and, of course, love all summer, yes, a team of musical costumes. yes, the people's artist has improved belarus is not sharubezhnaya, and already the eighteenth colleagues. he is a concert hall. the upper city can be played with music, my favorite movie, and on the seventeenth, not even my thieves freders are loaded. about the great stretches of the ballet summer covered you days on the stage of the opera, and the classics from the light flight for the work of the soloist at the slow theaters will be shown already today by the desks of swan lake, tchaikovsky quotation on the ulistas of the mariinsky theater oksana shkryko and eivin, donka's captain, even though the guests of bashkortostan will blow on the stage already zelly of the berlin theater cala, concert of 40 essential ballets. listen to the music of vivaldi prokofiev and meringue at this friday already. for lunch, he is more and more new to our website tvr-box beeline reception da

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we showed it at the isaac schwartz festival in gatchina when we listen to his music.all understand that in the world there is honor and dignity and conscience and, of course, love. in this year , the people's artist of belarus has joined the musical lounge team , already on july 18 in the concert hall of the upper city you can hear the music of your favorite cinema, and on august 17 you will hear the work of frederic shapen. this was the last chord in our internal release. new information at noon materials and projects of the news agency are also available on social networks and in the mobile application on the screen , stay on the first button. we will recognize you behind the architectural monuments of belarus of different eras and the style is easy to place one palace does not make much sense. that is, in any case, they also needed to earn, as it were, for a beautiful life , so there was an ivalvara nearby, external and internal azdoba, telling us about the baroque architecture of the eighteenth , eugene will share teak facts, in general in classical architecture,

gadi schwartz reports. >> reporter: from the writers guild picket lines from hollywood to new york, alls on the clock to see if the screen actors guild, one of the biggest, will join them in strike grinding nearly all film and television production to a full stop. >> we're not going to settle, though, that's for sure. >> reporter: s.a.g.-aftra representing over 160,000 members including most of the biggest stars in the world. now meryl streep, jennifer lawrence, ben stiller, and reportedly thousands of others calling on their union leadership to go full tilt in their demands for better pay, better benefits, more of a cut in streaming and more protections from ai being shared by the writers guild of america that have shuttered tv's fall lineup like "stranger things" and "abbott elementary" and the deadline for a new deal, the stroke of midnight tonight, gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and just in, a settlement in a high-profile legal case involving fox news. a lawyer for former producer abby grossberg said she has settled with the network for $12 million. she alleged she was ha

. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news. >> that does it for us this hour. "katy tur reports" starts right now. >>> good to be with you, i'm katy tur. there's new reporting that could be a big help to the special counsel in its investigation into donald trump. a source directly familiar tells nbc news that jack smith has a tape of donald trump talking about a classified document he took with him from the white house. an audio recording of the former president talking to aides about iran, and a document he knew was classified. detailing a potential u.s. attack. cnn reports that according to their sources trump allegedly acknowledged that its classification limited his ability to share it. nbc news has not heard the recording but our source tells us that it was played during grand jury testimony. donald trump has denied any wrong doing. ken dilanian is with us to explain what we know. andrew weissmann is here to explain the significance. and vaughn hillyard will join us in just a moment from the campaign trail with how things are going on the road as donald tr

gadi schwartz with how one conservationist is blazing his own trail and inspiring america. >> reportera hiker rue mckenrick has a thirst for adventure would be an understatement do you run across a lot of dangerous animals? >> i had a mountain lion that was continuing to come into camp. and i felt the need at some point to just pack up and walk through the night. >> reporter: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. hold on. hold on. >> yeah. >> reporter: you decided to pack up. >> yeah. >> reporter: and then walk into the darkness? >> yeah, i felt like i would make it on my terms. >> reporter: but that is the price you pay when you have a dream as big as his. you see, rue is on a mission to pave the way for the greatest trail america has ever seen. a 14,000-mile american perimeter trail. think pacific crest trail, made famous by reese witherspoon in "wild". >> oh my god, what have i done? >> reporter: but the apt would be over five times longer, circum navigating the entire u.s., a trek that took him three years to complete the first time he did it. >> in some ways i got the easy part out of the

gadi schwartz, nbc news, san jacinto, california, 900 miles away from bend. >>> and that's "nightly newsesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself a and each other. good night . >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," a rare sight around here for june -- rain. we're tracking what's left of this storm and what might come later in the week. >>> also, florida is firing back, admitting they sent those migrants here to california. >>> plus,

i mean, to do this in a court of law, for example, this lawyer stephen schwartz. i mean, i guess you can't imagine the size of that face palm. michael will tell us about the activities of a i and, and chat g b team particular. i mean, is there a way to, to regulate, to prevent these kinds of mistakes as well. i think to, beyond regulation, we need to make a decision as humans, to what extent were willing to outsource our faculties to a i, me and we are at this point basically being utterly a techno phillip, to an extent that really doesn't benefit us. i mean, we the chat to be taped apparently doesn't know the difference between writing fiction and writing legal breaks. and this is not surprising since we have already outsourced uh, create tibbetts a to a i. and like, why is it doesn't seem to understand the boundaries between these discourse domains . and so likewise, i think it is incumbent upon us to decide as a species just to what extent were willing to become. and we're willing to flatten our own intelligence into machine intelligence. to what extent were wi

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people take too much currency risk when they invest abroad. >> jeremy schwartz, great to have you here. thank you. >>> time for the check on the top corporate stories with silvana henao. silvana, good morning. >> frank, good morning british chip maker a.r.m. is on the hunt for an investor to hike the ipo. intel is the number one contender. reports that the talks are in early stages and could still fall apart no word on the terms or size of the deal a a.r.m. filed for a u.s. ipo in april. this would make it the largest offering of the year no date has been set just yet. >>> netflix is in talks to live stream a celebrity golf tournament featuring prof professional golfers and formula 1 drivers. the event will feature celebrities from its drive to survive and full swing series. it would be the first live streaming event. this will follow april's botched love in blind live stream back in april >>> shares of oracle popping ahead of the open after posting a fourth quarter beat. also issuing up beat guidance by growing demand for the cloud offering, frank. >> oracle shares up% 84% in the pre-

he then used it in court despite it citing false information statement. schwartz said he was unaware, the content produced by the system could be untrue. high simply has no idea the chat; gt; was capable of fabricating and tie k citations or did you show opinions, especially in a manner that appeared authentic at the time that i performed the legal research. in this case, i believe the chad gypsy was a reliable search engine. i now know that it was incorrect. it was never my intention to mislead the courts. just recently the india and the prime minister discussed the lead for, well global regulation with the boss of open a i, that's the fund behind check g p t. and i discussed that in the risks potentially posed with a panel of experts and the founders of jobs e, b, b. they do not know they extend definitely. if i, if i started stating stuff it, it started reading research papers this dr. vision research outcomes. so he, he might be nice, but he might really be believing that that there was a judgement to that to say that besides paper does lightning research papers off, it's for him

steven schwartz says he was unaware of the content produced but by the system could actually be untrue. high simply has no idea of the chat; gt; was capable of fabricating and tie k citations, or did you show opinions, especially in the amount of that appeared authentic at the time that i performed the legal research. in this case, i believe the chad gypsy was a reliable search engine. i now know that it was incorrect. it was never my intention to mislead the courts. just recently the indian prime minister discussed the need for global regulation with the boss of open a i that's the fund behind chat gp i discussed the risks involved, the panel of experts and the founders of jobs e, b, b. they do not know the extent of it, right? if they're starting stating stuff, it is started reading research papers, this dr. vacant research outcomes. so. so he, he might be nice, but he might really be believing that that there was a judgement to that effect that i've assessed papers because i think the search papers of it's for me to come to a desired results outcome. is there a way to, to regulate,

asked me to the statement and he used it in court despite it citing false information that stephen schwartz says he was unaware of the calling time produced by the system. could be untrue. high simply has no idea of the chad soupy. t was capable of fabricate an entire case citations or did you show opinions, especially in a manner that appeared authentic at the time that i performed the legal research. in this case, i believe the chad gypsy was a reliable search engine. i now know that it was incorrect. it was never mind tend to mislead the quotes. or just recently the indian prime minister discussed the need for global regulation with the boss, all of open a i, that's the fund behind the child g p t. and i discuss the potential risks involved with a panel of experts and the founders of jobs, e, b, b. they do not know they extend definitely. if i, if i started stating stuff, it is started reading research papers this dr. vision research outcomes so. so he, he might be doing that, that there was a judgement to that effect that besides paper does lightning research papers of it's for him to c

saw, he didn’t see anyone else, for example, cheburashka the form that we all know was invented by schwartzther artists who illustrated the books of eduard uspensky had absolutely some other contours of the proportions of this character and eats. yes, it was exactly the idea of ​​the legendaries, which yes, let's see, of course. pioneers, pioneers, the most real i would also like to walk like that , you have to do a lot of good things to become a pioneer, of course, it's clear. here comes another one. it seems to me such an element that makes soviet animation in the sixties, seventies, even eighties so popular so popular until now, when we had a survey on the issue, in my opinion, in 2014, as what is your favorite cartoon and in the first place there well, wait a minute in 2014 in second place is masha and the bear in modern and in third place is shrek and troy from prostokvashino, that's the whole series of prostokvashino, that is. uh, we still love soviet animation, despite the fact that a lot of full-length films appeared, new heroes appeared, completely new technologies appeared, and ev

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for "today," gadi schwartz, los angeles. >> don't forget to be kind, rewind.ated a nazi concentration camp in czechoslovakia. among the freed prisoners was an emaciated 15-year-old boy who would become one of the strongest men in the world. >> reporter: ben helfgott was a young child living in poland when the nazis invaded in 1939. he and his family were rounded up and sent to one of the country's most infamous jewish ghettos. in 1944, to a concentration camp in germany. helfgott was separated from his family, learning later his parents and one of his sisters were killed. after his camp was liberated, helfgott and more than 700 other orphaned children, including his surviving sister malah, were sent to great britain to start new lives. he weighed only 80 pounds after his treatment in captivity, so he sought to rebuild his body. helfgott became obsessed with weightlifting, winning championships throughout the 1950s. and in 1956, he was named captain of the british olympic team in melbourne. he was overwhelmed as he led his team into the stadium, thinking how pr

, nasa cautions. >> there's no guarantee that all sightings will be explained. >> reporter: gadi schwartzit for us this hour. "katy tur reports" starts right now. >>> good to be with you, i'm katy tur. there's new reporting that could be a big help to the special counsel in its investigation into donald trump.

alice schwartz, looking forward to your report at five. thank you. now for congressman mike thompson is calling out the republican house majority for inaction on gun violence prevention legislation. thompson leads the house democrats gun violence prevention task force. he was joined at a news conference today by five other house democrat who are combat veterans. they say they're crying out for help from the gop majority in the house to pass legislation that would make communities safer through gun violence prevention. we're working in our caucus and on the floor and in congress to pass legislation that will keep our kids safe, that will make our community safer. and we are here today. to cry out for help from this majority in the house. thompson and the other representatives also mentioned a recent fox news poll which found 81% of registered voters support enhancing enforcement of existing gun control laws. okay. also there on capitol hill, lawmakers hammering out a plan to regulate artificial intelligence. the debate now over what protecting nationa

nbc news correspondent gadi schwartz nbc's unofficial correspondent has more. >> this is a sphericalorb in a first-ever public meeting wednesday nasa scientists dove head first into the other worldly universe of ufos. >> in the four-hour meeting the panelists commissioned in june of 2022 analyzed and spoke about the more than 800 cases of uaps they're looking into. [ laughter ] woo hoo! >> the main findings, the need to stop make fun of ufo research and more importantly to start collecting better data on the far-out subject. >> without sufficient data we are unable to reach defendable conclusions that meet the high scientific standards we set for resolution. >> over the last year the panel has worked to create eight road map to categorize unoifred anomalist phenomena saying while most sightings can be explained, up to 5% of cases remain a mystery? in order to do science with these things we have to get our own data. >> adam frank is an astro physicist. >> being able to talk about this without being made fun of and step two, getting data, and step three maybe we'll have an answer? >> sta

historically, we have had multi-floor retail destinations like fao schwartz.nd we did not allow for the convergence of upper stories to office and production and distribution and repair. the world that we live in now calls for thiese kinds of changes. as well as to inject residential and this legislation the pathway for that. it's not going to be easy. it's not going to happen overnight. but i have already heard from building owners who had dreams of office, that are rethinking toward residential. i just toured a property on mason street that looks like a pharmacy home for 56 residential units. that's obviously needed. julian: let's talk about the reimagining of the use of the speech -- of the space as you mentioned here. something that hasn't been done in decades. the existing textbook of how we use the land that we have here in the city has been how it has been for so long now, we know the office vacancy rate in san francisco is about 30% as the city still rebound from the pandemic. so there's a lot of space for opportunity and creativity here. how does the

he's talking to our gadi schwartz there.g up, how mckendrick is working to save the trail and wild stories from his travels, including standoffs with mountain lions. "nightly news" starts at 6:30. >>> mountain lions, a panther,n dangered animal, the florida panther surprising a family in florida it paid a visit to this home on sunday. here it is. you can see it peering through the window as he casually approaches the door to peek inside. the homeowner said she felt like something was staring at her. she turned around, there it was. the panther hung around for a bit before moving on. most people in the state will never see a florida panther. there are only about 200 left in the wild. >> and the name of the hockey team in florida? florida panthers. >>> next, a shocking agreement in the world of golf. the pga and the upstart rival league called liv golf are merging. it's the geo when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or aro

he is embarking on a trek tens of thousands of miles long gadi schwartz joins the man who's walking hisirst for adventure would be an understatement do you run across a lot of dangerous animals? >> i had a mountain lion continuing to come into camp and i felt the need to pack up and continue on. >> reporter: whoa, whoa, hold on you decided to pack up and walk into the darkness? >> yeah, i thought i'd make it on my terms. >> reporter: but that is the price you pay when you have a dream as big as his. he's on a mission to pave the trail, a 14,000-mile perimeter trail. think of reese witherspoon in "wild", but it would be over five times longer, circumnavigating the entire u.s., a trek that took him three years to complete the first time he did it. >> in some ways i got the easy part out of wait >> reporter: the hard part now, doing it again for what he hopes could be a national trail system in the future >> we have a highway system and you can drive across the country if you like. i think it's reasonable that we also have trails that mimic that kind of system >> reporter: that connect us

in ukraine and moving to america, twin brothers are headed to college with full scholarships gadi schwartzey can't wait to go to college this fall. but getting to it point was not easy the twin brothers are refugees of the war in ukraine the boys escaped to poland with their older brother, leaving their mom,grandsgrands parents at home. >> reporter: they stayed in poland for nearly five months, waiting, without school, friends or family. >> i thought maybe i can stay in poland, maybe, then find a job or whatever, and then there is news about a program which allows you to work and live in the u.s. for two years, and we applied like maybe two months after war started. somebody sponsored us. >> reporter: the boys and their mom have thonow been here for au nine months. but no matter what country you're in, it's not easy being the new kid. >> nobody, no friends. >> reporter: but over time, thins seemed to get a bit better. >> we even made the basketball team there >> reporter: they didn't have the right gear for basketball. they say their coach gave them brand-new shoes right out uft box. >> it

. >> reporter: in between her homejenessa schwartz wasn't feeling e right. >> really chronic fatigue,nconsistent bowel habits, and all of my symptoms were easily explained away by just being a tired working mom. >> reporter: when a friend told her to get checked out by a doctor just in case and jenessa's story took an unexpected twist when she got a colonoscopy. >> told me i had a tumor blocking my colon and that she couldn't complete the colonoscopy. >> reporter: jenessa was only 34 years old when her life was forever changed. >> that's when i was told that i had stage 4 colon cancer. so i was given 18 months in the beginning and all i could think about was what i'd miss, all their graduations, their eventual weddings, and the little things, too. >> reporter: now at 40, she has beat the odds from her original diagnosis, but every day continues to be a challenge. >> i'm teaching full time and i find it harder and harder to kind of get through the days. i get to about lunchtime and i look at the couch in my classroom and i'm like oh, that looks tempting. >> reporter: there has been an

there was a writer named tony schwartz or had already pitched a book to trump. and that was the book. and when it came out in december of 87 it event immediately to the top of the best cellist stayed there for six months sold a million copies a million copies clean and of course everybody was already saying well trump bought the cops. i can tell you trump doesn't buy his own book. you know, it's just not made that way. so it was a huge triumph and it certainly launched donald trump as a national figure. and one story i always tell because it's really relevant is a year or so 18 months or so later. i happened to be in atlantic city because a close relative of mine. who was then a young man a boy. wanted to see some wrestling. and we went to this wrestling slack down, whatever, you know number nine. 18,000 people in the atlantic city arena in 1988 or 89? hulk hogan that kind of thing an incomes donald trump, who is the promoter of that wrestling match? and 18,000 people stand and cheer that's the moment. i knew that he has a hold. on a part of the american populat

i think there are some questions of schwartz, we take dynamo perfectly.a beautiful boy before in december , before the pause and after the pause, fewer points were scored and the cska. or rather, spartak is now gaining fewer points than it was? let's be talk about the poor quality of the game before the washerwoman according to the results. here, in my opinion. there are certain such patterns and there are statistics. and what do they lack? that is, what they do not know, they need to figure it out for themselves. why in the second half in the second half? well, the team scores less points. why the team may be wrong, but it seems to me physically they are quite good. uh, prepared. spartak was not such who i don’t know, but i’m specifically saying what is happening. one coach the second coach can still look, yes, it’s curious such a big no break championship. and everything to this video, so it goes, we can say that we competed well with zenith, but what's next? after all, we are talking about zenit yes, there are top foreigners, but the russian players wh

to build a better germany to serve for the good of the world for the good of the world keywords schwartzerience of serving for the good of the war rhine metal again wants to make money in ukraine and now those burning leopards. this is greetings from the past , mr. departed, despite the fact that hitler was certainly an infernal monster scholz, a phenomenon of a different order, but they will occupy one place on the page of history. so when these besotted russian people, who are ukrainians, will essentially come to their senses after our victory and we won’t win today, so tomorrow we won’t win tomorrow so the day after tomorrow and they will also give their assessment to those who led their people to the tragedy, it will not only be these little demons, like zelensky president of russia this week became. but if not the chief, then one of the major newsmakers of uh in ukraine a. it is clear that the discussion takes place in a completely different perspective, but, nevertheless, his statements and uh at a meeting with military correspondents and at a forum of st. petersburg then uh, after

he's in use of in court, decided citing false information. stephen schwartz said he was unaware of the content produced by the system. could be on for you. i simply have no idea the chat g b t was capable of fabricating entire case citations, or did you show opinions, especially in the amount of that appeared authentic at the time that i performed the legal research. in this case, i believe the chad gypsy was a reliable search engine. i now know that it was incorrect. it was never my intention to mislead the courts. when the attorney use the chuck ball during a law suit against an or line for an injury, allegedly sustained by a passenger during a flight, the software, it ends up citing a series of suppose a traditional presidents, but didn't actually exist. the incident raised the more questions about the issue of relying on artificial intelligence as it becomes increasingly visible in everyday life. well, just recently the indian prime minister discussed the need for global regulation of that with the boss of open a id for a behind shop to g p t. my colleague, roy associate earlier di

i'm thinking, maybe we scolded the schwartz in vain. yes, less than 3 years. german economy more than merkel for 16 economists. it is said that the national economy is paralyzed by a lack of labor and high energy and tax costs. it looks like the german economy survived the winter, but picked up a chronic budget deficit. amazing amazing instead of cheap russian gas at exorbitant prices to buy american lng and be surprised something the industry does not work, but let's close the nuclear power plant. internal squabbles, if the greens propose a heating reform, then it is opposed by the svd with a catalog and 77 questions. when they tell me the greens, snot always seems to me. you know the snot that develops in the wind of history. remember, at least the juvenile green snot greta thunberg. at the same time, the chancellor promises blue skies and economic growth, as in the 1950s. even experts close to the chancellor ask what the head could smoke government before their forecasts ironic german edition. so here's the thing. and we thought that he smiled so much all t

chat v p t to write a statement that he used in court despite hit citing false information. stephen schwartz says he was simply unaware that information could be untrue. a hi simpler has no idea that chad soupy t was capable of fabricating entire case citations. what you do show opinions, especially in the amount of that appeared authentic at the time that i performed the legal research. in this case, i believe the chad gypsy was a reliable search engine. i now know that it was incorrect. it was never my intention to mislead the courts. the lawyer use the track board during a law suit against an ad line for an injury allegedly sustained during a flight. and the boss ended up citing a series of suppose a judicial precedence that actually did not exist. tobacco drew attention to the potential problems of relying on an artificial intelligence. while i discussed all of this a bit earlier in the program, the panel lift, guess the founders of job tbd. they do not know the extent of it, right? it has started stating stuff. it has started reading research papers this dr. vision research outcomes. so

i spoke with richard schwartz and he said he is insistent that rush street interactive is making real casino games which really are offered in six states right now as it stands why do you like rsi? >> we like rsi because they have gaming the interesting focus is the sports betting industry and digital sports betting is on customer acquisition costs one thing that is interesting is rush street is going after a different customer the traditional 40-year-old male is the sports betting demographic, but it is really the 45 or 50 year female that rush street is going after that is an interesting opportunity where you are going after a different consumer set what we think is a major deal is to get that stock to work higher is the legislation we have talked about that for some time. >> bernie, i want to fit in draftkings here. it is a duopoly in the united states 80% of the market share belongs to fanduel and draftkings. coun in states they operated the longest, they are making a profit year to date, 117% increase. >> what you are seeing in that chart is the narrative shift last year we were

from the birth of dyurt schwartz, george soros was born into a wealthy jewish family in budapest during engulfed by fascism . a fourteen-year-old quarrel lived with a fake godfather while hundreds of thousands of hungarian jews were sent to death camps. george accompanied the godfather on his rounds. confiscating cleaning property. i was then 14 years old. you really helped in the confiscation of the property of the jews, and that was my duty. was it difficult for you not at all. it didn't create any difficulty at all, of course, i could be on the other side, but here, oddly enough, everything happens the same way as in the markets, if i wasn't there, i would n't do it, but someone else i would still do it, it's a personality. surossia has formed. forty-seventh he emigrated to the uk after 2 years became a student of the london school of economics and political science, upon completion, sent out a resume to all financial institutions in london but received continuous refusals . as a legal entity. they are registered in vovshors. in the case of soros in the netherlands antilles, his fund

about four months ago, harvey schwartz started in the top spot he is the person that was almost the ceothey hadn't picked david solomon. so i think it's an easy turn around there are tough turn arounds this one doesn't seem complex. they'll get into lending to their portfolio companies rather than paying billions in fees to other banks. they're going to work, i think harder on some of their fund distribution and will come up with a better strategy than what was in place before. i think this will be a much wetter and larger company as a result of that the stock has been cut in half i don't think there's a lot of risk either. >>> quick break. "final trades" when we come back with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. what do you see on the horizon? diminishes wrinkled skin uncertainty? or opportunity. whatever you see, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active

this drummer of capitalism. scientific labor and his rich track record george soros from birth derd schwartzily in budapest during the second world war in europe covered by fascism soros , his family had to indulge in various tricks in order to stay alive forge documents change a surname invent legends to be apart. a fourteen-year-old quarrel lived with a fake godfather while hundreds of thousands of hungarian jews were sent to death camps. george accompanied the godfather on his rounds. confiscate the property of the cleanups. i was then 14 years old. you they really helped in the confiscation of the property of the jews, and this was precisely the duty i had. was it difficult for you not at all. it didn't create any difficulty at all, of course, i could be on the other side, but here, oddly enough, everything happens the same way as in the markets, if i wasn't there, i would n't do it, but someone else i would have done it anyway, it's a personal surus has formed. forty-seventh, he emigrated to the uk after 2 years became a student at the london school of economics and political sciences o

." >> historically, we had multi-floor retail destinations like fao schwartz and we do not allow for the convergence of upper stories to office and production and distribution and repair. the world that we live in now calls for these kinds of changes. as well as to inject residential into our downtown core that historically has had little if any residential. larry:larry: the new legislation will make it easier to provide entertainment, giving stores and restaurantss more options. karina: a failed high-voltage power cable caused a power outage last night at san francisco international airport. it went dark around 9 p.m., forcing operations to shut down for about an hour. ticketing systems stopped working, baggage claim froze and passengers were stuck on their planes. an airport spokesperson says the faulty powerline is not a piece of pg&e equipment. that outage past -- that outage lasted about an hour. larry: police are searching f a shooter, this happeneround 9 p.m. last night at the saint moritz gardens apartments along washington avenue. amanda del pous-tio has the details. reporte

professor joanna schwartz, it's such a pleasure. finally meet you. how are you. i'm well. how are you? very good, thank you. very good. i really enjoyed reading your book. even though the subject is quite a serious subject matter. so i feel a little uncomfortable saying i enjoyed it, but i always enjoy being informed. and certainly as someone who focuses on these issues in my teaching and as former police officer here in new york city, i just found it absolutely fascinating. i wanted to start off with what what motivated you i know this is your area of scholarship and focus but broadly speaking what motivated you to write this book. well i before i a professor at ucla, i a civil rights litigator new york city bringing lawsuits. new york city police, police officers and new york city department of corrections, other agencies in the area. and when i was in that practice, there were a lot of questions that came to mind about the way in which our system, the way in which civil litigation actually makes its way through the courts, the impact that it has on police officers and d

gadi is schwartz crowned scooter.ginally owner took him to be euthanized but the animal safe saved him and he was adopted. thing lee dog contest is meant to bring awareness to dog adoptions and bring a new meaning for the word "ugly." yeah, ugly as a compliment, right? >> yeah, and he's the winner right now. >> he's a winner. he's so cute. >> with his scooter, what a cutie pie. i want to check in with two-time dog mom cinthia pimentel with a look at our sunday forecast. >> it's going to be a great day, no matter if you have the fog going on. people are going out to celebrate love, celebrate pride. and we are noticing some areas of patchy drizzle through the city, also some breezy conditions. and we should stick like that at least through the parade starting at 10:30. your lunchtime hour, once you get out and about in the city. like i said, nothing in the way of everybody going out to have a good time. as far as the rest of us in the bay area, yeah, we're waking up to that cloud cover once again. cool 50s to start. as

. >> that was gadi schwartz reporting and our thanks to him for that. that will do it for us today. thank you so much for being with us. see you back here tomorrow, same time, same place. until then i'm ana cabrera. jose diaz balart picks up coverage right now. >> good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern and 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz balart. >>> five people are still missing after that apartment building partially collapsed. this hour officials are set to give an update on the search for survivors and caught on tape, new reporting this morning on a recording of former president trump talking about classified documents he kept after leaving the white house. in iran, a trial is under way for two women journalists who are among the first to report the death of massa amini. and on this first day of pride month, why some events across the country are coming under fire especially in one state. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> and we begin this hour on capitol hill with another major test on the horizon for the debt ceiling bill to avert an economic catastrophe. the senate will now take up the legislation o

these are incredible songs written by alan menken and stephen schwartz. able to sing those songs. >> maya is so fantastic in the movie, i can't wait for you to see her. she definitely had a very hard part in this song. >> jimmy: did you get the harder -- >> we sang it together. we had hard parts. but we all know she can do it. i trained like i was going to be running a marathon. i trained every day, i sang every day. we had choreography. it was like the movie "fame." [ laughter ] it was so fun. it was a dream. >> jimmy: you shot it in ireland? >> we did. >> jimmy: which has got to be great. these people, actors will come through, they're talking about these places where they shot these movies and sometimes you go, oh my god, this is not a place you'd ever necessarily want to visit, but ireland definitely is one of those places. >> truly incredible. >> jimmy: what town did you shoot at? >> a lot of it in enniskerry, which is in county wicklow. some of it dublin, our studio was in dublin. and balsbridge. >> jimmy: were people as welcoming as everyone says t