came in, and he saved this company. now scottlet his kids do for him what he did for his father. if it's okay with you guys, i'd like to spend a minute with your parents just alone if that's all right. -jackie: mm-hmm. -lemonis: thank you. scott: [ sighs ] lemonis: lot of stress. scott: i'm tired of it. lemonis: you okay, wendy? scott: [ sighs ] wendy: [ voice breaking ] well, it's just highly unusual for him to talk this way. so, it really hurts. you know, it just -- it's scary to me because it really makes me realize something's really, really wrong. lemonis: i know that you put on a good face for your kids. scott: we need help. that's -- it was their idea to call you. lemonis: the kids' idea? scott: yeah. [ sighs ] lemonis: ready to get down to business? scott: believe me, i've been through so much i can handle anything. lemonis: the issues that i see right now is your process is totally broken. it's maybe one of the worst i've ever seen -- ever. product innovation -- we need new things because you can only sell so many bats i

we are always very hy to welcome back bobby scott. he is the chairman of the house education and labor committee.

he had to access credit. tim scott at the forefront on tax reform because he is on the senate finance committee. because he was on the house committee. because he dedicated himself to becoming an expert. and yet, at a press conference about tax reform, yet another woke liberal referred to him as a prop. i cannot tell you the number of times tim scott excused himself from the dinner table in washington to take a call from a colleague while the senate was negotiating and drafting legislation. they were not calling tim scott because he is black. they were calling him because he is an expert in tax legislation. he was at the forefront of police reform legislation because he knows what it's like to be stopped while driving, stopped while someone else's driving, and he was even stopped from entering the united states capital. he also knows the power of a justice system that is respected and worthy of respect. he knows the anguish of officer shootings and he knows the pain and the grief's thousands of police officers feel, be

we are always very hy to welcome back bobby scott. he is the chairman of the house education and labor committee. congressman, first, on the american rescue plan and that $125 billion in their frayed for k-12 schools -- in there for aid for k-12 schools, what are the rules about how school systems can use that money? >> basically, the schools need to use the money to reopen safely. there has been an attempt to the friend the debate as to whether or not we want schools open or not. that is not the debate. the debate is whether or not we want schools open safely or whether we want it to be safe or not. the fact of the matter is that we know these children are much better off in school then out of school. they do much better academically in school. their access to school nutrition is there because they have access to the school meals. the social skills that you developed in school cannot be developed if you're sitting at home before a computer. and identifying mental health problems can't be done and child abuse cannot be done at the childr

those guarantees now seem worth miss adrian brown al jazeera hong kong well let's bring in robert scott he's a senior international economist at the economic policy institute joins me now via skype from potomac in maryland it's good to have you with us again mr scott's on the program i mean how do you think president biden can tackle china can he do it alone or is he now perhaps left with the option of trying to look for international support. well i think the 1st thing a president biden has to do is to get our own house in order he united states has certainly suffered to climb in democratic standards here over the last 4 years. symbolized by the invasion of congress on january 6th i think the 1st step would be to pass the voting rights act or one that passed the u.s. house last week the so-called john lewis act to expand voting rights and in support efforts to curtail access at the polls particularly for african-american and other minority voters i think beyond that you're right he does need to break and would need to form a coalition of international governments but again u.s. is seen as s

s are so scott he built his own prototype using scratch materials and simple electronics he's a lecturer is delighted the 1st time you thought you told me how you wanted to manufacture on its emission i simply told him young man that not something to play a bit but if you're really serious go on produce something let me see the prototype even to see the prototype i see in him somebody was like very willing to. go to the most liberal if possible. but then week's edition do not stop at the simple prototype one day he hopes to build up his own company producing a.t.m. made in canada. looks like the a.t.m. still needs a bit of work but it definitely shows engineering potential actually derek is not the only one using innovation and creativity to create jobs now when you think of a farm you probably don't think of a place like this well some young entrepreneurs in nigeria taking agricultural business to the next level with a concept that i wasn't familiar with soil less farming we visited their farm in in the southwestern part of the country it's a place where other young farmers are getting

yangon as well to keep protesting at least 3 were killed in rallies on monday here's more from scott he's in bangkok this is in a neighborhood within yangon they had protests during the day on monday as as usual but then security forces kind of corral them in a certain area and even said that they were going to go to door to door to find those protesters because again in the streets of myanmar those protests are illegal and the police and security forces said that they were going to find the protesters and arrest them they were given refuge in houses and homes within that area they were finally released about 5 am local time in myanmar and we do know though that there are some there were some arrests we don't know exactly how many it is from what we're hearing now it's probably a couple of dozen or so at least you know most of them were able to get out but some arrest still took place in malaysia is high court has allowed rights groups to challenge the deportation of me and mas nationals over a 1000 was sent back to me in february including asylum seekers there are likely to be returned t

bangkok in neighboring thailand a serious scott hyde that is monitoring developments from there scott he's inside myanmar say they're bracing for more attacks by the military what's the latest. major and yes as you said the k n u the current national union they are saying that they're preparing for an offensive by the tatmadaw that's the myanmar army and they're concerned because of what we've seen as you mentioned what has happened over that happened over the weekend and those were airstrikes where those injured and frightens people came across the border here in the thailand some are still here on this side of the border they are seeking they are getting medical attention any of those who were injured we do know that a few 1000 went back across the river that's the border in this part between me and mar and thailand they were back across and some of them are staying just on the bank on the other side of the thailand government here the prime minister said late on tuesday he said if that escalates if the fighting escalates in that parts of myanmar they will welcome the refugees in the gov

steve scott he was another guy from seattle a producer saxophone player but player plays a lot of keys and i knew he'd be a great keyboard player because he's great he worked where we used to improvise together bands all the time in seattle and he he's has a company where he does sound alikes and one of those called the audio logos so he knows how to reverse engineer or if he hears a song you know how to reverse engineer it sounds like that will be handy and then . our bass player was recommended by christine popper is jack white's bass player because she was unavailable yeah so she she was like go check check our out and so i had to send her in new york and she was it was such a quick this is a legacy edition that i was like ok you want to be in the next day and she had them through the floor they were that moved from new york to l.a. was i just i just love that she did that and then finally kermode brown was friends of friends in this in the l.a. music scene and i'd try to bunch of drummers and but i wanted diversity because it's like a realistic thing i didn't want to you know i wan

let's bring in scott budman. he's live in downtown san jose. scott? >> reporter: good evening. we have covered several stories about counties moving from tier to tier in the past. today was the first day when the majority of small businesses told me they were able to hire workers back. and that's good news. it was also a day to get back to doing some of the things we enjoyed and had to do without a year, like bowling. homestead bowl here among the first alleys to reopen today. they got a decent crowd. moving to the orange tier means houses of worship can now allow 50% of capacity inside, just in time for easter. it's good news for restaurants and bars, too. restaurants can expand indoor capacity, while bars can start serving outside. it also means final hi bringing back more of the employees they had previously let go. >> i think it's up from here, i really feel like this is the first sign of positive news, we're going to expand and not have to contract again. >> with the numbers of the staff, it feels more comfortable, we still have to keep everybody safe, but it's a positive

senator rick scott. he has got the charge of winning back the senate for republicans in 2022. he would like to cancel the republican civil war we have been seeing. a few hours after i talked to scott at the same conference kimberly said everyone should continue the concept of giving pink slips to republicans who did not march with trump. >> i covered cpac in previous years. to me from the outside it felt different totally in some ways. what did you notice? >> it felt different and it was different. when you and i have covered cpac in the past we have been in the washington d.c. area. this year it is held down here in florida because this is one of the only states where you can have an indoor conference of this size. thousands of people were inside the complex. some were wearing masks. there is a mask mandate in place. but they had to be reminded several times they needed to wear their masks and wear them correctly, something met with boos. people saying that was an infringement of their freedom. in terms of the tone, you always come to the conferences and the same on the conser

he met with scott, who he viewed as a son and they had a discussion about the options available to le and what lee might do. that might have come up. there are different versions of what was said and what was not said. i had to smile when you are asking that. when they show the first scene and gods and generals when robert tuvalu is a command, he did that so realistically that i cannot imagine him stopping and saying i would be interested in taking a desk job. i've had the pleasure of meeting many actors, but i've never met one more intense than robert deval. he remains a close friend. i think he is the most consistent actor. i will tell you the thing about him that so impresses. when he asked you a question, you have 100% of his attention when you answer. he is high and the world can be collapsing around him, and it does make a difference. he listens to you. i want to ask him when he was being made out, how do you do it. you've gone all the way from playing a deaf mute into kill a mockingbird to lonesome dove, godfather, tender mercy,'s all these movies. how do you do it? and he said

he am in an operating room. go ahead. >> the judge told the doctor, scott greene, he did not feel comfortable jeopardizing the safety of the patient. the hearing was rescheduled. the doctor said the account was not accurate and he had nothing else to say. >>> seven people were rescued from a raging house fire. investigators haven't determined what sparked the flames. fire officials say injuries ranged from mild to moderate. >>> and to another fire, this one in the east bay. alameda police say the fire broke out on a house on mound street and versailles avenue near lincoln park. the roads were closed for about two hours while fire crews put the fire out. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> like most everything these days, the comic-con is staying virtual. organizers say restrictions are on large gatherings and financial issues played a role. a smaller event is planned for november. it usually attracts more than 135,000 per year. >>> a trip to yosemite just got easier. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward,

in the last three days you talk to someone like senator rick scott, he has the charged of winning back the senate for republicans in 2022. he's someone that would like to cancel the republican civil war we've been seeing over the last few weeks and months. at the same time as i talked to scott at this same conference kimberley gilfoil said everyone should consider the path forward to giving pink slips to republicans who didn't march in step to trump. >> what about the vibe in cpac this year? to me just from the outside it felt differently totally in some ways. but what did you notice? >> reporter: look, it femt different. and physically in terms of where we were, it was different. because when you and i have covered these cpacs in the past we've been in the washington, d.c. area. this year it's being held down here in florida, because this is one of the only states where you can have an indoor conference of this size. there were thousands of people inside this complex. some of them were wearing masks. there is a mask mandate in place here, but they had to be reminded several times by c

for the medical team there — he was their first covid case. scott you which was in fact the day you left hospital, when you were walking with a zimmer frame, could just about put one step in front of the other so to see him looking like he is today, is truly extraordinary. it's been a roller—coaster of a year but fantastic that i actually am able to walk and talk and all thanks to the likes of you and your team. you built me and put me back together. this time last year, scott howell's doctors at the royal gwent in newport had no time to think about recovery. they were just trying to keep him alive. scott took this picture just hours before he was put in an induced coma, he was later put on a ventilator. only a8 but with diabetes and asthma, covid was attacking his body. the unique thing about scott, he was the first case that we had in the health board with covid. we were confronted with something we weren't familiar with, that we'd heard a lot about on social media, we'd seen pictures coming out of italy, pictures coming out of france and now, her

he has earned the right to be there. the fact that you see a black man as a prop, joy reid, says a lot more about you than it does about tim scottgets an amen, richard. >> look, i won't speak to why tim scott was at the press conference or provides adequate diversity to the republican party. it is important that democrats focus on the issues that we care about. foregiving student loan debt. >> harris: you won't respond with that what segment is about. >> my point is simple. that's fair. my point is that tim scott can show up wherever he would like and take positions. he has the right to vote how he wants to vote. i think the democratic party should be more concerned with issues and what our people care about than tim scott. >> i think the democratic party is obsessed with race and they have to go to race and use it as a wedge issue. for joy reid to use that and be insulting and condescending a and calling him a token we parade about the republican party that's about the most racist thing i ever heard. the democratic party needs to take account of it and those in the media. it is disgusting from the party that wants unity sitting

though, for a press conference and we have already heard from san francisco's police chief william scott. he responded. >> to the attacks on twitter. you can see portion of what he wrote. it says, quote, our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of those killed in the metro atlanta shooting spree working together. we must prevent violence and hold perpetrators accountable to stop asian hate. >> we do have new details this morning. in east bay about what led to a hayward police officer shooting and killing a man in a motel 6 parking lot. the police chief says that the man was in a car connected to a robbery involving an elderly woman who was leaving a bank. that car was first spotted on monday, but the driver took off when police tried to stop him. officers found the car again at the motel. 6 parking lot. but when they tried to stop the driver there. they say that he hit several police cars and that's when they opened fire killing him. the chief says that there have been at least a dozen robberies involving elderly women at banks since december. >> well, today's the deadline for organi

thank you lawrence said coming up convicted killer scott peterson he could get a new trial this week.hat would cause that to happen. >>and president biden's covid-19 relief bill narrowly passes the senate and is headed back to the house for final votes. when it's expected land on the president's desk. >>also new data dashboard shows last year's employment opportunities are down by >>for your money and new data dashboard shows that last year's employment opportunities are down 50% and one bay area city. that's compared to 2019 the economic policy director behind the data his kron four's haaziq an inside look inside those numbers 51% of all small businesses. >>are closed compared to where we were before the pandemic. >>the san francisco chamber of congress has a new economic recovery data dashboard here you will find up to date metrics regarding covid-19 impact on the city's unemployment rate small businesses and foot traffic from customers that's right this is a real time data tracker of san francisco's economic health this data tracker aggregates all of the economic data in san franci

scott: he was all over the united states taking on different personas, fooling different people. ator: he had the audacity to claim one of america's most famous names. girardot: everyone believed he was a rockefeller. narrator: but behind the rockefeller mask is a deadly secret. reporter: forensic investigators spent the morning pulling out every possible piece of evidence they could find. we had bones

scott green he didn't feel comfortable jeopardizing the safety of the patient. the hearing was quickly rescheduled. "the bee's" account the doctor said was not accurate and he had nothing to say. >>> 4:37. leaders in oakland's chinatown plan to modify and expand recently created foot patrols to boost patrol after recent anti-asian violent attacks. a 13-year-old girl organized one rally in san mateo over the weekend and given the current climate ashlyn so felt the need to take a stand. the rally turned into a show of solidarity for neighbors and friends. >> i thought this isn't okay. i have to do something about this and i told my mom, i want to start a rally. >> many bay area asian activists feel their communities are being singled out and targeted. investigators in some cases have been unable to find definitive racially motivated links for those attacks. if you're wondering how you can help, nbc bay area, telemundo 48 and comcast partnered with the bay area based asian-pacific fund. we will provide grants to organizations working to stop attacks against asians.

who have been dealing with significant challenges for a long period of time let's get one from scott haidar he joins us live from bangkok in neighboring thailand scott the protest a general strike is underway but the death toll is continuing to mind. it is up in cats in state to protesters courting to witnesses and cording to local media have been killed during a protest up there we know that both the military and police were there pushing back against the protesters yes again this is another deadly day you know the as we've seen throughout the last month plus these protests you know it depends on the day quite honestly some days go by where they are pretty peaceful there are some some clashes some confrontation between security forces and and the protesters and other days they did turn violent very quickly like right now what we're seeing in yangon the largest city there are protesters out there that have been tear gas canisters fired there have been rubber bullets fired but no casualties and it sounds like so far no major injuries but up in the north it's a different story as we're hearing t

have been dealing with significant challenges for a long period of time let's get more now from scott haidar he joins us from bangkok in neighboring thailand scott let's just start with the situation in myanmar right now a general strike is ongoing and hearing reports that another to protest has been killed what's the latest. latest we know hala is yes the 2 protesters were killed in catchin state that's right in the northern part of me and mar 2 were killed there now they have been protests up in that part of the country since the very beginning after the february 1st 2 so protests have been carried out and the local media and social media posts are saying that 2 protesters were killed up there on monday now today as you mentioned hala there is a general and ongoing strike right across myanmar this is was called by 9 labor unions across the country this is something that has kind of been going on going anyway particular civil servants they haven't been going to work and then certain unions have been kind of coming and going with with strikes throughout the last month or so but today general st

he just hated particularly erskine's charles richmond scott wood. he hated him because he was supposed to marriage and my friend had just been finally allowed to legally marry, you know, so there's all kinds of twists and turns about marriage and benefits in the deficits of it so it's a great and we could write a whole book about this many books about this actually, but it's a it twists and turns in very interesting ways. when did you have any thoughts on the way marriage plays out or rejection of was that a motivating factor for some of the women? yeah, i think a lot of the women just didn't want to have to be married and since that path that was expected of them. it was something that many of them rejected and saw the suffrage movement as a way of kind of ensuring their rights to live as they please and i think for queer women, especially they didn't want to get married right? and so they're looking at these ideas these alternate domestic relationships like boston marriages as a way to set themselves up and to live the lives they want to live so it

he was defeated in 2018 by former governor rick scott. firmed, he would take over nasa as it prepares for a series of missions that aim to return american astronauts to the moon. a move in texas to wipe out or than $4 billion worth of electricity overcharges from last month blackouts appears to be dead in the water after deeply divided lawmakers left town without taking final action on the proposal. it is a blow to retail tr

scott gottlieb. he sits on the board of pfizer, and he joins us from west port, connecticut.g to you. >> doctor: good morning. >> brennan: do you agree with dri fauci in terms of his projectioning on where proje we're headed, stuck at this 60,000 infections per day level? >> doctor: we have now vaccinated 92 million americans. about 50 million have been fully vaccinated. and israel started to see a big decline in cases when they hit about 25% of theulat vaccinated. what we're seeing around the nation right now, which is worrisome, are outbreaks in certain states, michigan, metro detroit, around massachusetts, new york, are experiencing anicut,- upsurge of infection. i think we need to continue to vaccinate and have vaccine in those parts of the country. i think the biden administration can allocate it to parts of the country that look hot right now. if we could get two or three more weeks about three million vaccines a day, that will be a pretty good backdrop against a surge. >> brennan: we're already at 140 million, and that sounds like you're saying a very hittable target.

so was he scott? was he scotsman? >> no that doesn't figure, wouldn't in those days, nowadays they become more territorial. and scotts folks like scott's members. and so forth. but then, you could get it wherever there was a seat available. of course you had to be chosen, by the local committee, and then present yourself. so he fought elections all over the place. london, finally would furred, which is sort of a satellite town. off of london. >> here's a photograph of your father, looks like he's skipping along there. it's for the silver jubilee of king george the fifth, and queen mary. leaving a he's receiving addresses from both houses. >> i used to call that my bonnie and clyde theory. i'm so excited. it was such a day out. to come to london, that was a great deal for me. and to go to something like that, taken by my parents, that was a tremendous thrill. >> this is in 1935. >> you have been wet 13 years old? >> i would've been 13 yes. >> and what were you doing, when you are 13 years old? >> i was a school girl, i

scott gottlieb, he sits on the board of pfizer swel as well as alumina.g. >> brennan: when we spoke last sunday, you were very concerned about new york city and this new variant 1526, that has been circumstance circulating au said you would be very cautious. what do we know now? >> doctor: i'm still concerned about it. we're seeing cases and hospitalizations go down across new york, and that is a good sign, although testing has also plummetted. when you look at certain parts of new york, brooklyn, parts of queens, the positivity rate is approaching 15%. so you're seeing a lot of infection surging in pockets of new york city. what we don't understand is whether or not people are being reinfected with it or whether or not people who are vaccinated are getting it. one of the things that we have with that variant is that we know in certain cases is causing people who already had coronavirus to get reinfected with it. the question is whether 1526 is responsible for some of the increases that we're seeing in new york right now, and whether this is the beginning

scott: i'm not sure what he is criticizing. the children do not germly get sick. they do get infected and do transmit the disease but i think the c.d.c. as he go suggested you can open the schools safely if you follow protocols and people skip the part when you need proper ventilation when 46% of the schools have to repair their ventilation and make sure you have p.p.e. and she are opening the schools without masking. if you follow the guidelines, it can be done safely. but having fewer students on buses means you need more bus rides which has an expense to it and costs money to open safely and the money is in the bill not just open safely but make up for past learning loss. >> they are making up and possibly in the fall of longer school year, maybe saturday classes and we have a lot of catching up toll do and can't allow students who miss a year in their education and think everything's going to be ok.

when he lived in paris, he had a group of people he hung out with , public picasso, f scott fitzgerald. when he moved to key west, nothing changed. he still assembled that group of minds and intellects and pull stories and experiences from. charles thompson was the owner of a local hardware store who took him out on his first fishing trip in key west and became part of a group known as the mob. it was a local police chief in charles thompson, but on the spring months, he would bring members of the original lost generation to key west and then meld the two groups together, which you have to think for hemingway had to be the height of his experience of having that group of intellects and experience he pulled and would later write about. especially in books like "a farewell to arms," where jake barnes is the one who had problems with relationships with females, a character in his life who was upset about him revealing his personal characteristics. lady brett ashley was another one who made it to that book who was not happy with hemingway's characterization of her. they actually took reven

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. >> bill scott says he supports the program but urges anyone who sees a possible crime to call police. >> we need a those incidents reported. whether you believe it is a crime or not, if you experience eight in that fashion, please report. >>> as people began returning to downtown san jose, the police department wants them to feel safe. several officers were assigned to foot patrol today. they are particularly focused on fountain alley. it is a well-known spot for drug use and homelessness. police say it has been a challenge. >> i used to do undercover work years ago because incidences that were occurring. i think we are taking it head on. i think it is a lot better than how it used to be. we will continue having a visible president presents in this alleyway. >> his officers are working with local businesses to make downtown a safe and vibrant place to visit. >> san francisco usually draws people in the city for events and conventions. we are getting a sense with just how much it change that and we are looking for the path forward. >>> a new episode in our series california dreaming a

no and yet was he scott was he a scotchman by? no that that doesn't sort of a figure it didn't in those days now days. the constituences have become more territorial and like because like scott's members and so forth, but then you took your chance where you could get it where there was a seat available. and of course who had to be elected you had to be chosen by the local committee and then present yourself. so but he he fought elections all over the place scotland the midlands london and finally woodford once didn't woodford which is sort of a satellite town of london. here's a photograph as your father. it looks like he's skipping along there of celebration for the silver jubilee of king george the fifth and queen mary receiving the loy dresses from both houses of parliament in westminster hall, yes, but i love it do see. i used to call that my bonnie and clyde barrier or for pleased with it. i'm there. i was so excited. it was such a day out. i was very much the country child to come to london was a great event for me and obviou

yangon as well to keep protesting at least 3 were killed in rallies on monday here's more from scott hardly he's in bangkok. this is in a neighborhood within yangon they had protests during the day on monday as as usual but then security forces kind of corralled them in a certain area and even said that they were going to go to door to door to find those protesters because again in the streets of myanmar those protests are illegal and the police and.

67 people have now been killed since the military seized power last month well let's speak to scott haile he joins us now from bangkok in neighboring thailand it's got the death toll just continues to mount what do we know about these latest deaths. they have we know him as you mentioned it's a central town in me and at least 6 protesters were shot dead there some appear to have been shot in the head now what we do know witness is saying that it was a peaceful protest before the shots rang out and people fled for their lives after that we are also hearing reports unconfirmed those 6 in the are confirmed we're hearing unconfirmed reports that another death shooting at a protest in yangon someone has died there and also in mandalay in central meum are as well so we're hearing that possibly 2 others also have died today bringing it up to 8 so far today but those other 2 still need to be confirmed the confirmed number is that 6 scott as the crackdown continues you will say seen international pressure mounting is that making any sort of a difference to i potentially detect a shift in tone there f

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we also heard from guggenheim cio scott minerd. he had a view on the 2% target. take a listen. ven if tenant -- 10-year note get to 2%, it is not going to be sustainable. history shows that these sort of spikes up and-year-old -- spikes up in yield not occur at the end of her sessions typically are reversed because inflation expectation gets ahead of what the real inflation experience is. annmarie: in seven hours, the next catalyst for the market will be the february job report. this comes after initial jobless claims totaled 745 last week, up from 9000 from the prior week so powell has a point with the central banks saying it's far from achieving its goals. if you look at the forecast across the board, they range from -35,000 on the print to 500,000 so in this new environment we have post pandemic, the payroll numbers are a roller coaster in terms of what the market is looking for. we want to take a look at what happened at the opec meeting last night. i was up last night at that press conference. saudi arabia and its allies shocking the oil market with their decision to send p

let's get more now from scott hind leg he joins us live from bangkok a neighboring thailand and scott the protest is general strike is underway but the death toll continues to mines. it does. this is up and catch in state 2 protesters were killed shot dead according to local media shot dead during the protests by security forces not to much detail about it it seems as though that there was a bit of push back and forth with the protests up there up and cuts in state and then now again images coming out on social media as well as local media reporting that 2 of the protesters have been killed and as you mentioned there's a nationwide strike general strike and prolonged strike is the way they're calling it they're calling people day labor unions at least 9 are calling people to strike not going to work for indefinite amount of amount of time right now you know we've been seeing over the last several weeks hala that civil servants have stopped going to work shops have been closed generally but now this is. a point that they're making is they want to bring the economy. to a halt and thus p

let's bring in ron ansona and laura cane ron, i heard a couple hours ago on scott's program he listed a lot of cyclical stocks at all-time or multi-year highs he also referred to their pe ratios those are high what happens if the "e" doesn't come in over this year >> was that a rhetorical question >> yeah. what if "e" gets a "f" >> you get compression in the multiple we haven't fully distributed the $1.9 trillion in aid and presumably $2 trillion to $3 trillion in infrastructure, climate change and other types of policy initiatives out in front of us by fall so it would appear that's what the market is pricing in if it is modified you will have compression. historically those cyclical stocks sell in the low double digits if that high and so you got a lot coming and having said that within would assume that money is comes because the market's anticipating it for a while and getting signals from everywhere washington and wall street of more stimulus to come. >> laura, you actually believe that earnings come in nicely and support stock prices for further gains. >> that's right. we recent

>> i don't think there is unless you go back to a conversation he had with winfield scott when virginia's secession was pending. he met with scott who looked on lee as a son. and they had a discussion about the options available to lee and what lee might do. that might have come up. i'm not sure because of the different versions of what was said and what was nod said. i had to smile when you were asking that. and bobby did that so realistically i can't imagine him stopping and saying but if you got a desk job. now i've had the pleasure of meeting many actors but i've never met one more intense than robert duval. i'll tell you the thing about him that's so implicit. when he asks you a question you have 100% of his attention when you ask it. he's stabbing lights through your eyes, making a difference. he listens to you. and i wanted to ask him when he was being made up how do you do it? you've gone all the way from playing a deaf-mute to in to kill a mockingbird and all these movies. and he said i'm schizophrenic. and i think there may be probably a bit of truth to that. but on the set of "

and i agree with scott, he's absolutely right. these are the worry signs down the road.blem is the fed isn't acknowledging that. they're saying exactly the opposite. they say they're encouraging inflation, they're encouraging money printing. now, they might get away with it, they might have gotten away with it if it weren't for these tax policies coming down from the biden administration. david: i just want to get -- >> if you're going to raise taxes, you better -- [inaudible] david: i do want to get a tax question in because both you guys, and you have to respond quickly because biden's proposed tax hike could hit people making $200,000. remember, first it was going to be millionaires, then over $400,000. white house press secretary jen psaki clarifying the tax hike threshold. listen and i'll get your response. >> i was saying that if you're a billionaire, you're going to pay more in taxes than somebody making 425, over 400. i was just -- >> oh, okay. >> sorry, wasn't trying to change the threshold. david david this has to be really short responsings, but how many times

aspirations for a return to democratic governance peace and the rule of law well let's bring in scott high learn he's covering developments from bangkok in neighboring thailand despite the military crackdown protesters still seem to be out on the streets scott what are you hearing. that in they are we know that there are at least 2 areas within the gun where they are since or the protesters have gathered you know in some of the the usual spots if you will that they have been over the last 3 weeks plus there have been tear gas canisters fired there have been water cannon in other cities as well we're hearing we're getting reports that live rounds have been used in an area called kuhl a now that's on the western border with india near the western border with india we were hearing that live rounds have been used there again this is that in this is the kind of stepped up security posture the crackdown that we've been seeing over the last several days since sunday when we saw that the bloodiest day so far of these protests were 18 people were killed just on sunday so we're seeing more of that we're seeing

. >> bill scott says he supports the program but urges anyone who sees a possible crime to call police. >> we need the incidents reports whether you believe it is a crime or not. if you experience hate in that fashion please reported.>>> the oakland unified school district is meeting to vote on the reparations for black students resolution. the measure aims to address the achievement gap for black students in the district and problems caused by decades of gentrification. if passed, schools with at least 30% black students will be designated as historically black schools and be exempt from closure. the teachers union supports the move saying they believe it will help all students. >> when one group rises, we all rise. this does not only target those students but we are also specifically calling out those students because they are actually performing at the lowest. >> the resolution will create a black student and families task force and a black thriving index to identify and carry out other school improvements. >> rob bonta is governor gam nuisance pick for attorney general. the 48-year

has imposed martial law in several wages of young gone and mandalay let's get more now from scott hardliner he joins us live from bangkok scott the situation appears to be deteriorating we're seeing a staggering rise in fatalities and i martial law being imposed. yes absolutely and in the particular areas around yangon more and kind of the industrial suburbs of the country's largest city 6 district 6 neighborhoods now have come under martial law and what that means in myanmar is it's pretty much that any kind of civilian administration court system anything within those districts has been disbanded it's now completely ruled by the military now this is obviously an escalation after we saw a very bloody day on sunday in these areas what's more to that is that what we saw yesterday on sunday when we saw the deaths as you mentioned more than 37 that they went to certain areas where their factories were financed by china and the protesters specifically targeted those attacked some of those factories some of the protesters attacked some of those factors and that's what we see we believe that a lot o

>> well, senator scott needs to become a student of history. he white supremacy comes from. i know he thought he was coming up with a snappy slogan. right? but white supremacy is the foundation of this country, and if we're serious about building a country of equity, about building a country of fairness, about building a country of justice, we have to end white supremacy. we have to end the kind of racial hierarchy that puts black people, black families, black businesses, black workers, at the very, very bottom of virtually every social, political and economic measure, and so to come up with a snappy slogan like he's attempted to do, i don't think it's that snappy, and then say that that can be somehow given a false equivalency to quite supremacy is hugely problematic. i teach black studies. i invite senator scott to sit in on any one of my classes so he could learn a little bit about white supremacy >> melina, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you so much. >>> a group of conservative texans are saluting their state's re-opening with a