believe, but w have the audio to prevent parades tending comments from far left gubernatorial candidat stacybrams that may seriously hurt her already struggling campaign or a new video just emerged of aprons speaking abou abortion at an event at morehouse college where she claims fetal heart beats are ge this, manufactured. get there is no such thing is a heartbeat it is as out designed to convince people that they have control over a woman's body . great today. we have doctor nicole and i was not aware there was a conspiratorial plot with doctor in medical technicians, doctors nurses, of which of you are a part of presumably, where doctors are manufactured and we are giving audiophiles when the go into their prenatal appointments. this is absurd in conspiratoria great i hope we hear democrats condemned this again waiting to see what's happening on social media. this was of flat out lie. when you're talking to people especially when you're in politics in your wanting people 's votes. people are going to believe wha she has to say. i'm going to deliver the truth and point out it is a complete

democrat stacy abrams is at 48%. a separate poll tout day shows stacy abrams ahead by one point. and that one is from a republican pollster. this is clearly a super close pe race. now might also be the race that is more of a bellwether for american politics. more of a reflection of where the country is at than just about any other race in the country. i mean for one thing, this is a rematch. stacy abrams came within hairs of beating brian kemp four years ago. abrams said her loss was made possible byr kemp's voter suppression tactics in that role. but since then the peach state voted for a democrat for president and elected two democrat uk u.s. senators. was that a blip? or is georgia realigning itself politicallyig in a more deep-seated way. if it is realigning itself, that is in no small part to stacy abrams herself. her ground breaking blend of organizing and voter registration and outreach to often overlooked communities. a lot is bound up if stacy abram's blueprint really works. this afternoon i sat down with abrams to discuss the campaign and voting rights, abortion, and a

stacy joins us now by skype from new york, where she's traveling. stacy, thank you for joining us.s i mentioned a moment ago, you struggled with suicidal thoughts for many years. would you tell us about your experiences? >> thank you so much. yes, like you, when i was a young woman in college, i also struggled with feelings of hopelessness and depression and isolation, and eventually, those feelings turned into ideas about suicide, and how that might be an escape from the mental pain i was experiencing at the time. >> and how did you get help? how did you move through that time? >> well, it was very difficult. i had a lot of family responsibilities following the death of my mother, and so i was caregiving for my three younger sisters, and i was a commuter student in college. and so i didn't really have a wide social circle. and so the person that i was able to confide in and really broke the skin for me was a dear college professor who had also had her own bouts with mental health issues when she was a younger woman, and had it not been for her intervention, i, i really don't know

this is stacy, daniel's son ethan. they are recipients because of the tunnel to towers foundation. stacy, tell us how that happened? >> well, i had a friend who was also a recipient. she was telling me about it. you need to apply. i was like okay. so i applied. they paid our mortgage off. i still can't believe it sometimes. it has been a year ago. i'm so thankful for them. it is truly a family. >> guys i was at this event last year, the game la for this organization, ran into stacy, realize the world gets small, gets small in a hurry. tell us what you're wearing today for the run. >> this was, my husband daniel was a career firefighter for the city fire department and also in the marine corps reserves. he was a combat engineer. my jackket is his firefighter jacket that was his. so i'm wearing it in the run today. we'll take turns wearing it. >> have your mom wear it? >> yep. i am. >> he was telling me his favorite sport is soccer. i expect him to come in at the front of the run today. i'm more of a football guy. i do a

stacy. >> is there any public comment on the general manager's report? seeing none in the room, and seeing none online. oh, so sorry. >> public comment is closed. >> commissioner hallisy. >> a question on indian basin. it was a great event yesterday and one of the things that really warmed my heart was when you and others talked about this swinerton company and the great work they are doing out there and one of my favorite program in this department is the greenacres program and how students are being trained and educated on gardening and this oasis of golden gate park and i'm wondering, i was hearing from swinerton and he was you and yourself that someone said they brought onboard 15 young people to be on their crew during the course of this project which out of all the great things yesterday, i picked that out as the great evident and i'm just -- the greatest and is this something they came up with or did you come up with this, whoever came up with it, it was brilliant? >> thank you for the question. the community came up with this, so as we've discuss

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democrat gubernatorial candidate from georgia stacy abrams isn't holding back her thoughts on abortionlisten to this. >> no such thing as a heartbeat at 6 weeks. is a manufactured stem designed to convince people men have the right to take control of women's bodies. ashley: can you believe that, katie pavlich joins me, don't know if you could make that out but abrams basically says a heartbeat is a manufactured sound. what is your response to that? yeah. >> reporter: scientifically not true, a heartbeat is detection of life inside the womb and people like stacy abrams and others campaigning against republicans for the 2020 midterm elections and gubernatorial races across the country have been trying to paint republicans as extreme on this issue and listening to her say a heartbeat is a manufactured sound is pretty extreme and when you look at the politics of this a harvard paul came out in june post the dobbs decision that showed 75% of women in this country believe on limits on abortion in 15 weeks. democratic candidates like stacy abrams will not say there should be any limits on abo

he had of the hock of regions, military administration, stacy cranes proclaimed offensive on russian controlled areas in the province, his ambit. joining up support among t at his western bacchus and to show its use of their weaponry. when it is a law on the garage door, it was 60 ukrainian authorities have found it necessary to report about their use of western weaponry. that's in order to show that their forces are combat ready and prepared to act decisively with. this is exemplified by the fact that instead of immediately taking a positions when they enter populated areas, they 1st take photos of themselves in front of buildings and landmark road size that they've painted blue. they do that to show they've entered the area and it's under ukraine's control. sure. but in fact, the reality of the situation is much different. those soldiers are primarily in small sabotage reconnaissance groups. they enter those settlements, make their reports, and then they leave started on yes, where ukrainian shapes are reportedly sold a house missile in the cities at central embankment, according t

stacy rasgon welcome back good to see you twice in one week. >> i figured i'd give cramer one more chancecriticize my fashion sense. >> we're delighted you're here you look good. >> thank you >> what impact are these regulations likely to have to nvidia's revenues? >> so the direct impact they kind of quantify it's $400 million in the current quarter. we kind of know where they were guiding data center and it's 10% and maybe low double-digit percentage of their data center revenue. so that is not trivial, but it is not earth-shattering and devastating, either. >> so 400 million. presumably this quarter and the -- >> yeah. look we took our target and the numbers and i figured it was proven to just take it out now that may be too punitive again, they'll be looking to try to get licenses and they'll be looking to try to supply alternative products that may not meet the threshold for the export license requirements and at the same time, look, investors will have to more heavily discount china revenues for nvidia and we can talk about for others, as well, but you're not going to get certainty

she goes on: reminder, the florida governorship between brian kemp and stacy abrams. >> ainsley: georgia: georgia i should say. brian kemp stole the election from georgia and stacy abrams who on a side note never conceded the election and made brian kemp's first year hellish and a bunch of hollywood types pulled their movies out of georgia because they said this election was stolen from stacy abrams. >> ainsley: maybe it did come up in the interview though because she was prepared. peter doocy. she knew one day peter was going to go back, look at those tweets, she said i knew you were going to ask me about them. >> steve: yesterday was day. watch. >> just trying to understand the new attention on the maga republicans. you tweeted. >> oh, i knew this was coming. >> donald trump stole an election. >> i was waiting peter when you were going to ask me a question. [laughter] >> peter: here we go. you tweeted brian kemp stole an election. if denying election results is extreme now. >> yeah. >> why wasn't it then. >> let's be really clear that, that comparison that you made is just ridiculous.

according to the head of the un nuclear watchdog, stacy agencies representatives will remain up the plan also ahead on the program this our e mails released by us attorney's general claim to show the by the administration has been in a quote, incestuous relationship with big tech firms in that censuring content with rick guns up school with there will be noise for country supporting up price cap. that's the winning from moscow. s g 7 finance chief are said to support to impose our price limit on russian group with live from moscow to the world. it is our team pleasure to have your company today in my name's unit only the physical integrity of the embattled zapatero she a nuclear power plant has been violated nowadays, the view of the chief of the u. s. nuclear watchdog, which is currently assessing the site. i will continue to be worried about the plans. again, we have a situation which is more stable, which is more predictable is abuse. that's the plan. and the physical integrity of the plan has been violated several times by chance, by, by deliberation. we don't have the elements to as

and for flair and stacy came up with a set of i guess you would call them roadmaps or criteria. just how do we know if a first lady is being influential? how do we know that at the time if we do know it what are some of the sign posts that we might see and then afterwards how do we know what what are some of the signals that a first is being influential? well, these are many of these go back to the very earliest first ladies as you two have discussed. and some of it is common sensical did has she achieved what she said she would achieve in some cases and on the other end of the scale as we have the sienna first ladies poll. so just like we take a sounding of what americans think about how well they're presidents succeeding. how weird is the first lady stand in that as well? we look at how her relationship with her husband seems to succeed or fail how any cause she might espouse supports her husband's programs. there are a number of ways that we i think try to decide what whether first lady successful or not. it gets tricky when you try to really put a number on it because so man

thank you, stacy, for coming back and joining us. yesterday you said investors in semis are growing increasingly worried about a macro correction that basically means a recession coming that will chill demand. is that the big threat to these big stocks >> i mean, it is a threat. it's a big one, yeah i would say investors have been increasingly worried we've seen this whole year the sector has birdiely underperformed it peaked almost at the very beginning like january 1st of the year and it's been underperforming all year even as earnings estimates until very recently were still climbing because investors were getting more and more concerned about the achievability of those estimates. we've now actually started to see some of the estimates start to roll over, particularly as you mentioned in some of these more consumer focused areas, pcs, smartphones, graphic cards, gpus, tvs, that kind of thing, and investors are worried that as the macro gets worse and there's still covid lockdowns and now we have issues in china and the ukraine war

. >>> georgia democratic candidate for governor stacy abrams is putting new focus on a critical groupgainst republican brian kemp. abrams is focusing on the rural black belt. she spoke exclusively with nbc news correspondent blayne alexander. she joins us now from atlanta. first, can you explain what this term rural black belt means there and then why does abrams say this is key to her success in november? >> well, aaron, we're talking about rural voters. just basically voters outside of atlanta. but specifically when it comes to the rural black belt, we're talking about an area that has a large population of african american voters. these are the counties that typically would go red. that typically would be republican counties. but when i spoke with stacy abrams, she said those are the places that they're placing a lot of focus because she's looking at the individual votes, she says, not specifically the counties. but she says individual votes that make up the election. here's what i asked her in terms of how crucial georgia is not only when we talk about the gubernatorial race but j

thank you very much for that. stacy on was staying on energy opec and its allies of agreed to a small cut in oil production to bolster prices. as despite calls from several western governments to increase supply to ease inflation caused by the global energy crisis. benchmark brent crude oil has dropped to round $95.00 per barrel of the surging to $120.00 in june. the price decline comes amid fears of an economic slowdown and recession in the west. it supplies remain tight, rushes as it will stop supplying oil to countries that support a price count on its energy supply. and let's get more on this now with energy analyst, thomas o'donnell. thank you very much for joining us. tom. people may find this decision a bit baffling, right? the world is struggling due to high energy prices, and now opec is just cutting or a 100000 barrels a day, which is a small amount. but why are they doing it at all? well, thanks for having me tonight. ah, it's pretty symbolic. just like a 100000 the other direction. i recently was also fairly symbolic. you know, i think it's actually in a way it's good news

stacy. where is stacy? hello stacy. thank you, stacy. great job that you're doing.hreatened of mine -- a friend of mine, a warrior, great job. thank you dan. and also fred keller, fred stand up fred, what a great guy thank you for all your help. he comes to our defense, he gets out there, the two of them. a woman who is with us who is very stylish and very shy. doesn't believe to -- doesn't believe in using guns to protect yourself. no. she did than add -- she did an add, she said anyone can come to my house. but he might not get out of my house alive. i said, i think i like her. marjorie taylor green. [applause] >> a man i'm very proud of, he has a tough race, but i'm very proud of them. because you have a rhino governor, his name is larry hogan, i think he wants to run for president. i said look in the mirror first, it's not gonna work. he's a real rhino. he doesn't want this man because , this man is all for our country, his name is dan >> and he beat larry hogan's candidate by like 10 points. with my endorsement. he is doing fantastically. dan, congratulations.

has an a stacy feedback from the pressure group economists for ukraine? yes, that's the hope. and of course, the deciding factor here will be how $97.00 countries will react and how many of them will maintain the race. and what we're seeing there, i think, is quite promising. so for example, last week, when russia offered indonesia a long term contract and to buy well at a steep discount or 30 percent discount. and indonesia did turn that down because of fears of secondary sanctions from countries like the u. s. and that is going to be the ne lepper of the g $7.00 price gap is to get broader corporation on international inspectors say damages caused by shelling at the russian occupied separator. nuclear station in ukraine is obvious and unacceptable. some members of the un inspection team are planning to stay on once their initial survey of the site is complete. day 2 of the un inspection of the zachary ship planned nuclear specialists from the international atomic agency, spent several hours gathering 1st impressions of the facility. the head of the team says there will be mo

>> my low point was that media coverage rushing to defendant stacy abrams for her coverage insistinge ultrasound machines for pregnant women is really just a beeping sound as some sort of moon landing level spirits see theory and of cours we had the washington post the so-called fact checker running after him and my colleague put together a hall of shame over the years it showing how the media have really created this narrative whether it's the washington post new york times or atlantic. suggesting it is some sort of pseudoscience machine created b men. they're really willing to do anything to cover up for stacy abrams and helped create the narrative of the pro- abortion side. at the media were honest in thi type electric season they would cover gasp from both side but thus far we haven't seen it. >> and that you've seen this pattern dating back i think the last six years. at one side makes mistake i mis speaks or flubs a fact, lie and people go crazy but the other side as as it's like oh accidents happen. >> your low light for the week beverly is a sight to see. tell me about it and

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. >> this is like the governor's race rematch from 2018, republican brian kemp versus democrat stacy this case kemp, of course, is the incumbent but kemp won the last time by just less than half a percent. and this time abrams is making abortion the central focus of her campaign, so take a listen. >> it will be front and center in the conversation. women deserve full citizenship in the united states and certainly in the state of georgia and are denied of that because of the six-week ban. >> bill, how resonating is that message? >> it's a motivating factor for a lot of voters. the atlanta general constitution polled that it is not one of the biggest issues voters are looking at, only about 5%, i think, said that was the number one issue in the campaign. this race will be so close that anything like abortion or other smaller issues might have a huge impact on the outcome. we're going to have to see how important it is. will it get women particularly out to the polls? >> brilliant move on her part. that all-important mark and stacy abrams of all people understands that. >> we've been se

>> reporter: -- more than 70 sophomores pile in to stacy br. >> can you speakp a little bit? what has it been like? >> to me, it has been very chaotic. i wish i could clone myself. i can't get to every kid who needs help. >> reporter: have you ever seen the shortage this bad? >> no, i have not seen the shortage this bad. >> reporter: jennifer works with the district. >> we have it posted. we have gone to job fairs. and there is simply no teachers out there to be had right now. >> reporter: after two years of covid and tense public scrutiny, teacher burnout is surging nationwide. >> there weren't enough hours to do everything they wanted us to do. >> reporter: jennifer zanardi just quit her florida high school for a corporate job, saying salary was a factor, but the political pressure was the tipping point. >> the public was actually saying that teachers were trying to indoctrinate students. it affected my mental health and stress in a huge way. >> reporter: as enrollment in teacher preparation programs plummets, schools are competing for a shrinking pool of teachers and wealt

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stacy abrams in atlanta and it is really clear about what the fight is. >> plymouth michigan republican line good morning. >>caller: mr. mitchell there known as those that cannot see. i am a 77 -year-old 7 white woman and therefore we have nothing in common however we are both human beings who live in this wonderful country, the united states of america. let me give you a little piece of advice. you will never succeed in your goal by insulting half the country and calling them fascist, racist, ultra mega. you will never win your argument by saying that you want to "have a conversation or let's debate because when you start off with the premise i am wrong and i am your enemy and i am violent because i am a republican and a voted for donald trump. twice. that is t political violence. it does not exist. it is a lie. there was political violence in our country in the summer of 2020 when antifa and black lives matter burned cities , dozens of people were killed.. so this incident on january 6 is a touchstone for people like you to pay every american with a broad brush of violence and it is w

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that's 24 that you'll see some impacts associate with us. >> that was stacy-ann gooden reporting for us tonight with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow continues to track the storm. lawrence. yeah, a long way before this one is done. it. we'll continue to make its way through florida overnight tonight and probably tomorrow. and then it's out the atlantic and then we're going to watch where it goes after that. but this storm system definitely one for the record books. it's coming on as a category 4, a strong category 4 storm. so want to show you where this it's as far as landfalling hurricanes based on wind speed and you can back in 1935. the great labor day storm. that one has sustained winds of get this 185 miles per hour. hurricane camille, 175 mile an hour sustained winds in 1992. you may remember hurricane andrew that had sustained winds of 165 mile an hour winds also hitting florida. michael hitting florida with 160 mile an hour winds. and there you go right now, the preliminary data that 155 miles per hour that maybe need to be adjusted. they go back to a 1919 and there ar

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> reporter: when the bell rings at cassa grand union high school more than 70 sophomores pile into stacyre almost full house today. >> reporter: this rural district outside phoenix can't find enough certified teachers, especially for math and science, so 13 classes are doubled up like this. some get an assistant. >> darius, huh-uh. >> reporter: others rely on a single teacher. >> what has it been like? >> to me it's been chaotic. i wish i could clone myself because i can't get to every kid who needs help. >> have you ever seen a shortage this bad? >> no, i have not seen a shortage this bad. we have had it posted, we've gone to job fairs and simply there's no teachers to be had right now. >> reporter: after two years of covid and tense public scrutiny teacher burnout is surging nationwide. >> there weren't enough hours to do everything they wanted us to do. >> reporter: jennifer just quit her florida high school for a corporate job, saying salary was a factor, but the political pressure was the tipping point. >> the public was actually saying that teachers were trying to indoctrinate stud

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again, you don't want, you know, you can because of all the hostilities at nist said by the us i to stacy case is probably to probably probably one cannot be top rated moment. not sure if i show you, we have not been stopped and he will not be stopped me. we need as all you see that no decent demonstration held in the country. you see, she ran higher, decent media was working around the clock a publicly long to create disappointed people to see how they rainy. and so this is why i could face and the us mercenary media in wrong. there's one, you know, i get on it all over down the path of policy. if you're going to be continued by the united states, you know that up to now they have not been successful and future, they will not be successful. know that figure going on and i believe that i get door, let him know that him you call is and was mr. asian is going to you behavior issues with his side, the behavior of the administration notion that it rejects the behavior of the mission and practice the right people, the world shift for the same behavior and people who have the time now starting

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fingers about that c1 it's a musical income of the press have disputed the elections in the past, and stacy abramson still trying to - and georgia governor, that she wanted the election last time at this residential approach like damning your opponents, as you know as enemies of the property, how will that bring the country together. richard: i think if you look into the present speech clearly to give this week, he gave what it means, he talks about those folks who do not elections and he talks about those folks who call the people invade the capitol on january 6, patriots and so in the definitions, he tells you what ultra mega is money goes further, and that speech the delineation between the folks and traditional republicans and i think that in that definition with white house want you to believe is it what you to believe it there's between visible want to be over my god, and is her actual republicans and nothing is a winner or loser fencing with a white house printed is made clear bright lights and i think that's important to understand from the president coming up front of them i think

i have a dear friend stacy, her daughter gave her a trash grabber for mother's day, and stacy was thrilledou're one of those families bring out your goodies, you know, when you look at the cleanup effort, i know some people might shy away because of the word coastal. i live far inland. but guess what. there's a cleanup spot and organized spot. just a couple of miles from where we live. they're all over all over the state. we have cleanups from the sierra to the sea from the coast of oregon all the way down to the border with mexico, you can find a cleanup spot. within a couple of miles of where you live. we can guarantee it. if you go to coastal cleanup day dot org, we have a map up there that shows you where you can clean up. we actually now have more cleanup sites inland. than we do on the coast because we know that most of the trash that pollutes our coast starts inland . it starts on land and washes out through waterways. so if we can stop it where it starts, then we have a better chance of keeping our ocean clean any like super weird things your volunteers have found on coastal clean