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steve. yes steve always made the big shots. he was a great competitor break. player. give his trust. alright well, kid in the mavericks took the floor at chase shortly after the warriors wrapped up luca dot is there only mega star he is, you know, without a doubt, one of the best players in the league and here's something that maybe should concern warriors a little bit since don. she's joined dallas in 2000 and 18. the mavs are 10 and four versus the warriors. but the playoffs are a whole different animal and dodges can expect a heavy dose of draymond guarding him. he's just some unbelievable respect him. everything he does, you know, obviously, no, this is not the events of the impacts the game and every other category, so he's really have a lot of respect. that's not exactly correct. he never even charged talking to media. obviously we're gonna have some words fun about the game. i love that part. yeah all right. good news on the auto porter injury front as well. the warriors forward is probable for game one after foot soreness kept him out of game six against the g

steve yes, steve always made the big shots. he was a great competitor. great great nba player.t. alright well kid in the mavs then took the floor at chase shortly after the warriors wrapped up today. luca dancing is the mavs loan superstar and without a doubt, one of the best players in the league here's something that may be concerned warriors fans just a little since dante joined dallas in 2000 and 18. the mavs are 10 and four versus the warriors. but the playoffs, of course, a whole different animal and can expect to have a heavy dose of draymond guarding him. he's just some unbelievable respect him. everything he does, you know, obviously, no, this is not the events of the impacts the game and every other category, so he's really have a lot of respect. that's not exactly come in. yeah he never human touch. talk in the media. obviously, we're gonna have some words fun about the game. i love that part. that should be fun. and if you're going tomorrow night, remember, it is a six p.m. tip off eastern conference finals. they are underway. jason tatum and the celtics taken on ji

steve liesman interesting how the markets respond and how the traders actually process his words, steve. >> yes it's interesting the fed and the fed chair powell delivered what they were expecting to deliver, 50 base point rate hike today. a plan to slash the balance sheet. but powell threw the market a bone and the market went scurrying. take a look at the big change. you want to look at the equity market i'm looking at fed projects here before this meeting, there was a 51% probability according to of a 75 basis point rate hike at one of the meetings may was existent back then, june and july after towle powell, it is now down to 7% i don't know if you have 0.7% of a person there who can vouch for that, melissa. but here is the whole spectrum of where the fed futures market is priced now. down 10, 15 basis points on each so still very aggressive here for sure, but not necessarily as aggressive as it had been. look, you have to remember this, melissa. powell instead of saying hey, we're not going to 75, he replaced that with we're doing 250. that's a pretty deal for the next several meetings. th

you have a a problem, talk to our brand ambassador lejron brames." [ laughter ] look -- lejron >> steve: "yes> jimmy: meanwhile, skechers is like, "how come no one ever counterfeits us? [ laughter ] you know who else sells counterfeit nikes? adidas >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah i said it [ audience ohs ] >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah, i said it. >> steve: wow. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "i'm going to miss you, dude. [ light laughter ] hey, i read that several wineries are now struggling due to rising cost in cork shortages. well, we asked a few wine vintners about the issues, and here's what they had to say. first up, the vintner of this wine said, "yes, it has definitely been a rough time for our vineyard." next vintner of this next wine said, "we're concerned, but our unique blends are worth the extra cost." and finally the vintner of the barefoot wine said, "listen, y'all we ain't gonna lie, we're friggin' killin' it. and it's not just sloppy bridal showers, everyone loves our three unique flavors -- white, pink and purple. [ laughter ] people buy wine 'cause of the label, and ours has a

headlight fell out, my father reattached it with a pie plate and duct tape." [ laughter and applause >> steve: yes's -- that's a a good dad hack. this next one is from @hanshoefer. he said, "my '84 pontiac fiero used to wink at oncoming traffic because the pop-up lights were broken." [ applause ] this next one is from @janelleintx she said, "we borrowed my husband's grandpa's car. whenever we turned left or right, the back doors would swing open, so i had to hold both doors closed while sitting in the middle seat hoping not to fall out. [ cheers and applause this last one is from @glassheart5 she said, "pontiac sunbird convertible. broke down several times last time i called the roadside emergency line, the operator said, 'that thing is still running, debbie? [ cheers and applause there you have it. those are "tonight show" hashtags to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags we have a great show tonight kenan thompson is here [ cheers and applause oh, he's the best. plus, jojo siwa is on the show [ cheers and applause and we got great music from rina sawayama, tonight stick

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snow and them there, hills above 7000 ft and memorial that you're doing it doing it to me again, steve. yes. i know. it's a tradition up there. 50 60 seventies on the temps cooler, plus windy takes us into the weekend. you guys steve. thank you so much. coming up on mornings onto the nine lawmakers are making moves to prevent a mass shooting here in california . one proposal calls for school officials to report received threats. the other ideas around the docket plus san francisco mayor london breed could get some extra time in office up next, the proposed change to the city's election schedule that could make a big shakeup. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting

steve: fantastic! >> ainsley: yea! >> brian: that's fahrenheit, right? >> janice: yes. >> brian: appreciate it. n the company's culture memo it sent out to employees, netflix says it "offers the diversity in stories even if we find some titles counter to our own personal values." depending on your role, you may need to work on titles you perceive to be harmful. if you find it hard to support our content breadth, netflix may not be the best place for you. so in other words, get out. >> ainsley: here to react, "fox & friends" weekend co-host will cain. they're basically saying go get another job if you don't agree with our content. correct? >> doesn't it sound like what your introduction to "the real world" may have been six, seven years ago that your mom or dad may have told you, hey, you may have to do some work thaw don't actually like or agree with. welcome to adulthood. but you know, i remember these conversations, guys, six, seven years ago we used to talk about this safe space movement on campus and say well, when these kids make it to the real world, it will be a rude awakening. and we wer

steve? yes sir. all right. thank you. we do have a wind advisory out now.es to areas in the higher elevations also eastern solano, eastern contra costa cannon. not so much for other locations. we do not have a roaring offshore event here, but for some, it's a decent north breeze or wind, so especially out towards the valley, eastern solano county and then out towards the sacramento valley. that's where the red flag warning goes until eight o'clock tonight. temperatures are loved, though, are not warm or hot. they're actually on the cool side. montalvo's 44 northwest 39, but ben lomond has a north wind. sonoma mountain as a north wind, but the temperatures at the surface are significantly cooler than 24 hours ago, conquered 15 degrees. double digits. santa rosa, petaluma, nevada livermore only napa airport plus three because they do have a little bit of a breeze there that holds their temp up. fairfield 23 gusting to 33 from the north yet conquered his calm. oakland north wind napa northeast centros as a north wind, but it's out towards travis vacaville davi

good morning to you, steve. yesind has been front and center as you know, and it's you know, it's i mean, we're not cold, but it is a cool one for some with that fog and also the wind so low clouds will retreat. but there's plenty there showing up this morning. so a bigger fog bank and everyone knows it's been windy, that's for sure. big fog bank fog sun cooler, even a little drizzle out there, so this might be the coolest day of the week, although it's going to be a rollercoaster ride on the temps today, fifties sixties and seventies, alright over to sell eight o'clock in the morning. or you want to start this time, my friend. well we do want to start with a look at san francisco. i don't want anyone to be surprised by 2 80 having some issues here coming in clear to crash near san jose avenue, but slow traffic in san francisco on 2 80 on how we want to one across the bay getting into san francisco. we do have some slowing there as well. we'll talk about more of that each big commute when we come back in just a few

steve. oh. uh, we're trying to reach oculus customer service. oh, yes. uh, yes, my friend. w days, so we went and checked on him, and he's in a coma, wearing your headset. oh, yes, yes! what is your name, please? kyle. kyle, i need to advise you that this call may be recorded to help with better customer service in the future. is that agreeable to you? i don't care. he doesn't care! i can continue! all right, listen very carefully, my friend. the headset we sold you are having some minor problems. you mean he's actually stuck in virtual reality? yes, and that is why we are trying to locate all the headsets and do a recall. do you understand? it is a total recall. [bleep] you. [bleep] you what? he says they're doing a total recall. oh [bleep] you. all right. did i take care of all your customer needs in a timely and satisfactory fashion today? you haven't done anything yet. but the customer service -- was that reliable, and did i accurately and politely respond to your concerns? we need help. our friend is in a coma. uh, let's see. uh, it looks like one of you is going to hav

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but the next time you fly over montana, will you take a big poop on steve daines? "yes, i will."hank you. [ cheers and applause ] it's very simple, right? now i got these on. [ laughter ] even around half of republicans believe the right to have an abortion should be protected by law. this could, and should, be a big issue ahead of the midterms, which are now less than six months away. but the issues themselves don't matter much anymore. what matters is that you make sure everyone knows that you are pro-life. pro-human life. with notable exceptions. >> inflation is skyrocketing. putin is out of control. and brandon is asleep at the wheel. but the gop has a plan. and that plan is -- guns. to shoot our problems in the head. we're shooting at beer bottles. into the woods. at nancy pelosi impersonators. >> the good people of arizona have had enough of you! >> at dominion voting machines. >> i'm ron hanks and i approve this message. >> this guy even has a cannon. >> fire! >> still technically a gun. we've got women with guns. kids with guns. old ladies with guns. evening, madam govern

steve yes, sir.ow people that okay, we do have temperatures in the mountains, which have been very cold this week. they're coming up a little bit, but still cold. truckee is 25 right there. fifties down in southern california, forties uk, sacramento and also monterey so much warmer than it was now the water temps are still cold, but they've come up a degree or two bodega bay point reyes, san francisco bowie were all 49 yesterday. 51 50 that's still very cold and foggy is out there, but it's mostly clear over the bay this morning. here we do have a little system to the north. well to the north. unless you're going up in the pacific, washington, oregon then i would not expect anything here. a cool morning but not cold by any stretch. sunny and warmer weather sixties seventies upper seventies low eighties inland, so santa rosa oakland conquered in san jose, which have been amazingly cool for me. are getting up to near average, or even a little above. we'll continue this process into tomorrow. tomorrow s

steve: yes, hello.ed by a bear, grab bear spray. >> ainsley: they do make trash cans that have the locks on the top and pushes the handles down. >> steve: then they are coming in the house. i'm kidding they are not. >> ainsley: no more popcorn. >> brian: vladimir putin puts on full display for the world to see. he is la labor relation amid the war in ukraine. >> ainsley: american woman receiving care at a florida hospital after three people died at a bahamas resort. dr. nicole saphier on what we know. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection s

it's just been very hard to find. >> steve: yes.n jobs with instacart and some of the online delivery services because you can make a couple hundred dollars doing that and as opposed coming to work hard in ice cream shop or in any other place so you can work at your whim. you to look on your phone ago yeah, i'll take that one. i don't want to do that one. >> steve: exactly, pick and choose. one of the problems is, as well, from your point of view, mark, is that child labor laws. it is are certain restrictions on who you can hire. if they could change a law to be used so that it's fair for you and fear for the family is, how would that look? >> it's quite simple. a high school student can play sports. they can go to an away game for sports and by the time they get back from their away game, it can be 11:00 at night or later. on a school night. however, federal labor laws state that during the school year a high schooler can only work until 7:00 at night. well, especially in my business in the ice cream industry, 7:00 at night is when

steve is there. yests from the last five matches and since they defeated burnley which left them in all kinds of father but they have really picked up in the back victories over chelsea and must have put them in a position now or if they can win at the road, it looks like safety is in distance for them and then achievement given the trouble that they were in. and relegated at the weekend with the defeated crystal palace and what we are for today is that they have agreed their new manager for next season rob edwards is that man in they will be joining us into league1 is that man in they will be joining us into league 1 and he will be the new watford boss replacing roy hudson for whom this is the penultimate match and a very distinguished career. watford have pointed rob edwards as their next leader. the first season, his departure really hasn't gone down well with the owner there. del vince told me how he feels very let down by edwards for going behind his back. definitely takes the shine off a little bit

and i just pray that she responds. >> steve: you said the deadline is 9:00 a.m. today? >> today, yeseve: well, two and a half hours. let's see what happens. jack, thank you very much. >> god bless you. >> steve: god bless you. by the way we did reach out to msnbc for a statement, we have not heard back from msnbc. we'll keep you posted. meanwhile, joe biden spent his weekend cracking jokes down in d.c. >> i'm really excited to be here tonight with the only group of americans with a lower approval rating than i have. >> steve: and then there was laughter. meantime nancy pelosi made a surprise trip to kyiv. will the president ever go? joey jones coming up on that straight ahead on "fox & friends" for this monday. ♪ to support a strong immune system your body needs a routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc* season after season. ace your immune support with centrum. now with a new look! new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality can

steve and brian. look at that. oh, yes! >> steve: i do like bulleit's. it. oh! >> steve: she's not drinking. >> ainsley: you didn't drink it, did you? >> steve: have a great weekend at the preakness! >> brian: i don't know if i'll trust the weather reports today. >> steve: thank you, janice! from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a clinical trial, participants achieved improved daily abilities with vyvgart added to their current treatment. and vyvgart h

steve the problem is the federal reserve should have done more before. >> yes. >> steve: we have been >> they are a year late. >> steve: right. >> they were saying a year ago this inflation is just transitory it will go away. it didn't go away. it's getting worse. they have got to step in and deal with it they just got. to say. >> steve: switching gears for just a second. folks if you like miami beach and like alaska and the pipeline. you will like tonight's episode of american built hosted by that man right there. >> that's me. start with miami beach? >> steve: sure. >> fascinating story. a story of a transformation of a moss kit toe infested swamp delightful paradise for snow birds. a guy called crazy karl fisher dredged the bay, used the piles to create punisher island which is enclave for the exceptionally wealthy people of this world. that's miami beach. we have never one on alaska pipeline. 800-mile pipeline, they built it in artic conditions. that's a situation. that's the story about can do america. remarkable. >> steve: what happened to america. >> went away. as we said last

yes. >> steve, i want to get your response to that, but as we are looking at, as you respond, i want our viewers to take a look at the screen because this is what's happening outside of the supreme court in the united states, there are protests going on right now. so they said one thing during their confirmation hearings, steve, and now that you see this draft, if it indeed holds up, what do you make of it? >> well, you know, don, i mean, i think not to parse the words too finely. i don't think any of the three, you know, most recent justices ever actually said and if i'm on the supreme court, i will vote to uphold roe and casey, they would say we were not dishonest. we knew this was a parlor game. this is a big part of why these were president trump's pick for the supreme court, with the possible exception of senator collins, folks understood exactly what the implications were. if i can go back for a moment, i think this is why, you know, it wasn't just such a big deal when justice kavanaugh replaced justice kennedy in 2018, but why when justice ginsberg died in 2020, and was replaced b

yes, this is steve. it's a sub i mid summer in 1943. they seem the volcano massacres had reached their climax. they saw initially with hundreds of polish villages were levelled hathaway, viscous field, willow, the counts very. but from 42100000 civilians, women and children and the elderly, one brutally killed them, but after cham yet it's known that up to a certain point, poles and ukrainians lived side by side quite peacefully with spears. nobody there was little graham that it was quite normal for them to work and celebrate together in winter marriage was also commonplace with miss new hilder them. so no thank you shipped with us from those of us. he says, but you also have new canoes. you, i'm in the 585 guys. you were able to fill out a day ability benevolence. you did it was, you know, blood work through z granular. got you re more just on the ball on our mile up of the most of the beloved grades that you re skiddy of a. so when you choose to, when you go, when you have is, can you put the procedure that is in them function, your

steve: the museum is all about jewish history. they figured let's invite ron desantis because he is helping to lead this. >> yes. >> steve: yet theeum canceling an event because of him sends a message they aren't about jewish heritage or holocaust education or pushing a leftist agenda. when wokeness takes over an institution as we all know, that institution dies. i love what council woman inna vernco is doing. that community is largely conservative. our community has seen leftist force conformity taken to its natural conclusion and we are not going back to that this museum telling our community or other communities if you don't align with us or agree with us you are not welcome. many of whom are descendents of holocaust survivors had to fight to be jewish in the soviet union we are not welcome we hear them loud and clear. >> steve: the museum did put out a statement they said after it hit the fan, this is not a free speech or censorship issue. this was simply a contractual and logistical decision. we welcome governor desantis and elected officials from across the spectrum to visit the museum of jewish heritage, living memorial to

steve: it's your game, jim. >> jimmy: yeah, i know thank you. rain [ laughter ] >> oh, puddle? [ dings >> jimmy: yes: blowout. >> steve: final clue goes to sadie and rachel >> jimmy: all right. >> the password is - >> steve: okay sadie, we're going to start with you there you go how many points is this? >> questlove: how many point >> steve: this is for one billion points [ laughter ] >> questlove: okay great. we can come back >> steve: you the whole game one billion points >> ice cream oh, wait [ laughter ] it's one, it's one >> jimmy: yeah, we're gonna say it's hyphenated. >> you guys are gonna win anyway >> steve: ice cream. >> questlove: ice cream. trip [ laughter ] >> steve: drip >> jimmy: trip you thought that she - [ talking over each other >> questlove: just go ahead, man. trip >> questlove: you better get this one now >> cyclone >> jimmy: popsicle >> yes [ dings [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: are we -- come on. >> steve: oh, my god >> jimmy: this is what happens >> steve: oh, my god, 1,000,000,013 points [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to rachel dratch, sadie sink, questlove. w

alright time is 5 37 steve paulson's back. yes but he still has a forecast to take care of you on a monday. that's why i'm here. i think right now i know i better get to one then. yes sir. mr clark. thank you, pam and dave. we do have another windy pattern. why has it been so windy? well, there's an easy answer. okay? don't look. don't look. beyond the easy answer. first of all, we've had a series of these lows coming in since mid april. okay that's number one. they've been digging it. they weren't there. january february and march. what was their high pressure will now these lows are dropping in. they do not have a lot of moisture. unfortunately they have a lot of cold air. they generate big differences in the pressure gradient, so they're cold and dynamic and that type of system this time of year. equals wind. the high does not right there like the low doing this. so what's it do it fills it with wind, and that's why we're getting all these windy system. now it's getting to the point of that at this time of the season, where the

yes. >> as i recall, you got another horse and named it steve hartman. >> we did. >> steve hartman, the y trailer. >> how did that horse do? >> he raced four times i believe it was. >> ever get last place? >> yes, two of four. >> two out of the four races he was last place? >> correct. >> not good. >> we have to find a steve hartman two. >> i don't know if you want to push your luck. >> you're not being very optimistic. >> starting to sound like me. >> i don't want that. so i think we all know who was the optimist in that story and who was the pessimist. >> i'm sure. >> i'm curious, did that whole experi c y in any way? >> yes, it has. it truly has changed me to believe things are possible, glass is always half full, not half empty. if you put your mind to it, work hard, be dedicated you can do anything you want. >> that's beautiful. >> i appreciate you guys. thank you. >> thank you. >> so there's your proof that the future is how you see >>> millions of workers are headed back to the office and that's some good news but it could also be bad news for some family members who might be upse

thank heaven he's also yes, soan is steve daines ofa. montana. the senator is leading. yes. his office said they also told t us the thingsha russian oligarcs somehow will pay the 40 billion quote he wants to make russias cover the costs he wants to use the seized assets of oligarchs to cover the costs. right. okay, a few senators dodd's pat toomey, tim scott, cindy smith all refused to give us a direct answer. we want too invite anyla republican senator who planswh on voting for this to comeitel on the show and explain why. please telllmuch us we'll let yu talk as much as you want.nd a sg we're not going to sandbag. we want to know why this is in america's interest, why this is more important than the pressing crisesssin all aroy us that the rest of us know this and apparently you don't. so tell us you're always welcome until they accept. we are joined by stephenle miller, the former senior adviser for president trump. f and we're happyor to have stephen miller. thanks so much for coming in . i can't think of a clearer middle finger to republican voters than what happened la

>> yes, i am. steve: two-part question.ou think it's a good idea for us to have been providing intelligence to help ukrainians kill russian generals and "b" is it a good idea to talk about that publicly? >> the information about specific intelligence that actually did happen is dead wrong in doing that and should be held accountable for it. the pentagon denied providing that kind of intelligence that dealt with the cruisership, their largest flagship and cruiser they have in the russian navy. in terms of the generals, what we likely may have been providing to them is information on the operating nets of the russian ground forces in which the ukrainians have accessed themselves. if we are leaking information about providing that, it's wrong. i don't believe the united states is targeting russian generals and providing information to the ukrainians. we wouldn't do that at all. but whatever we are doing to help the ukrainians we shouldn't be talking about. steve: in a briefing from the rugs, they are going to include this plan

steve, is this recently very recent? yes. in the end of april, getting it nice. yeah. this was, it was very recently and, you know, i, i think if i'd gone there a. 3 reporter for some b, b, c, or one of the mainstream news organizations. as long as i was repeating the accepted narrative, i would have been perfectly welcomed as i know, a d j. that's where the issue is. well, it sounds like an an extruding experience. we're all glad you are safe after that. and thanks for coming on the program, stevens sharing all your thoughts about that we do appreciate that steve sweeney international editor of the morning star newspaper. ah, no, the russian foreign minister has accused the west of waging a proxy war against russia. that's a mid report. the biden ministration is preparing to send long range missile systems. the kid circle of roth told our teeth, that such a step, a ratchet up, already soaring tensions in europe. look closer, the west is cool to inflict, to military defeats from russia. they need to pump weapons in to ukraine, including those that can hit russian terri

yes, steve paulson you weigh in on this. okay, so gas prices are expensive. like, oh, maybe i get another car, but the cars are really expensive right now. you don't do that. so you're like, oh, maybe i'll fly and then not drive. oh the flight expensive, so you're really stuck and saying, okay, well, i don't i will ride my bike. and so i will go, you know, and i don't ride my bike far that really limits my options and it makes it tough, stephen. the weather is nice people want to get out and we come out of. you know this whole pandemic thing we've been talking about and so, what you gonna do? i bought a horse course perfect and buggy. that's the unknown option and buggy. alright, let's go. i know what you mean. claudia garcia. we have our first hurricane of the season. we do. yes, we do, and it's not in the atlantic. it's in the eastern pacific. interesting that it is now heading towards the western coast of mexico. that didn't take long. it usually heads out into the pacific. the water temps north and south of there are very cold for those areas, but right t

yes ma'am. melody steve, i mcadden receipt is he sat in the, in the hall, got default with psycho seesaw. more detailed to pass sucrose, siegel that he was seen. so gesenta, leisure office met largely and immediate that me chemistry. yet she did set the week to as was yes. young. that meeting as 3 so bad should be via yes ma'am. give with is your funds to say that i'd be glad to let contact with ah hello there with the start of the dry season across northern areas of australia, it's a very warm and quiet picture. up here we got high pressure in charge for much of the continent, keeping things largely fine and dry, which is a smattering of showers here and there for much of the weather action we have to head to the south. we go to wintery cold front, sweeping its way to the southeast, pushed by those southern you winds. we are going to see a pretty dramatic drop in temperature, in places like adelaide melbourne, and is ho bought by the time we get into wednesday. and we are like, he sees and showers possible hail as well and maybe even some snow as those wintry conditions take hold. but f

steve just did. >> i can't i can't. yeske the derivative of that, interest rates one component is the inflation expectation and what we saw this week was when the 30 and ten-year bonds started to sell off, roller skates going higher, that's when the markets started to tank. i'm watching ten-year rates like a hawk for any indication one of two ways either they will go higher or the bleeding has stopped and maybe things have stabilized. >> yeah, and i think what was the ten-year today 3.12 i think the highest since 2018 back in november of that year. jeff mills, what have you got your eye on for next week? >> i know everybody wants to know what the market is going to do in the short term whenever you are talking about that it's all about price action, all about technicals that's going to tell the tale to let you know if a rally is real, if it's not and maybe the two prices that matter the most in my mind are apple and microsoft. will they save the day so far they sort of have they are 13% of the s&p 500 but now they are testi

yes? >> thanks. steve around which, gw law school. so we've heard a lot on the panel this morning and this afternoon about collaboration, public and private collaboration. but i was a little surprised when i heard earlier the question what is the u.s. government response to an attack on google? i would have thought that's the whole role of the u.s. government, to defend the public, including the u.s. companies. so, i'm wondering, i mean, do we expect google to have its own international policy and international capability to defend itself? i would think that. i don't think that we are trying to have a google take international military or cyber action. we might be happy with google having a very activist environmental policy, or military, or cyber policy [inaudible] . so it has to be, i assume, the u.s. government that's going to defend google. and so i'm wondering, are we doing enough as a government to defend and help our leading technical, technology champions in the united states if they're vulnerable? and i guess they are vulnera

yes, republic, which is journalist steve sweetie. who recently visited ukraine safe? he faced the rest and death threats while reporting that he shared his story with my colleague, you know, neil, i thought it is important to go. i'm actually inside you crate and to try and get to the truth about what's happening there. because as your views and, and yourself will be where the, where the british media reporting is now incredibly restricted. so you have the, the times, the telegraph, the guardian, the b, b, c channel for guy news. all really were producing identical reports from kevin, from live, but don't deviate a tool from the, from, from the government. i'm from the line on, on what's happening. so i thought was a journalist really, is mine my job. my duty is to report the truth. the truth, the truth matters. so that was why i thought it was important to get in their report on the ground. and there was a number of stories ready to i wanted to check out. i traveled in to live in western ukraine. i travelled in from, from poland where, you know, that crossing is, is

yes. on this date in 1998, steve jobs and apple introduced the first i maccomputer in the famous candy colors if everybody had to drive a beige car. the price? $1300. you can get a 2022 imac for about the same price depending what add-ones you want. in 1998 apple's stock price was 23 cents a share. it is not that now. jobs had been fired by apple and rehired by them. so they both had plenty to prove. apple stock today closed at $157 and over its history it has split five times. >> i remember those computers. we have come so far, raj. i can't believe they were the same price buying an i macright now. >> you can watch us on roku, amazon, and apple tv. >>> a new high-tech concern emerging from this week's development surrounding the supreme court and abortion rights. digital privacy for woman is coming into the spotlight. how the silicon valley is responding. >> if you are a woman who has just searching for information online, you should be worried now. >> we're going share some tips on what you can do to keep your private information actually private. >>> plus, an offer from ukraine's president

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i already said yes him a ha. steve horvath compared blood samples from the test subjects before and after treatment. and he was just as amazed if not more amazed as we were about the results. if they are confirmed, it will be a sensation. the original intention was, get rid of the fat off the thymus. this treatment had a side effect and unexpected side effect. it really rejuvenated the methylation the epigenetic clock. all 9 test subjects turned their epigenetic clocks back by around 18 months in a year of treatment. that means they had essentially reversed their biological age by 2 and a half years. we began to get reports from some of the people in the trial that i feel great. you know, i feel so energetic. now i feel my mind is working faster than it's worked before. before this trial was over, this volunteer says, you know, my, my wife has been telling me that my hairs growing and dark again. and i said, really i, that's interesting. let's have a look. so we looked at his hair, and boy, it was a big, very strong di

steve. hopefully you can hear me. >> yes. >> and obviously, you didn't hear my question initially, but i wanted to get your thoughts on what we heard overnight that u.s. and person officials believe vladimir putin could formally declare war in ukraine as soon as may 9th. what would that mean, really, how would it change this war? >> honestly, it won't change it much, isa. he's already throwing everything he's got at this war, and for him to declare war formally would open up the possibility of him, you know, pressing more russian young men into service in ukraine, but the point is is that he's, you know, these will be untrained people. troop morale is incredibly low. there's actually already a war going on and he's throwing everything he's got at ukraine. i think this is just symbolic. >> yeah, i mean, it could potentially change -- doesn't seem like i would change the narrative at all. >> no. >> but also worrying that we've heard in the last 24 hours or so from the ambassador -- the u.s. ambassador to the osce, there are plans to create a people's republic in kherson, of course, this follows r

but you and steve really cool moon. yeson kind of a gold ish. it was nice. usually pam and i don't see a thing, right? we're just kind of like, yeah, we're not driving in together. just no, no, no, we're not together that we're focused on getting to work. all right. thank you. where's that fog? well, it's all out. out to sea but also its south and i'll show you in a second here. see that right there. that's it will start to make a move tomorrow. but not today. not today. coast is clear. except for a little patrick to down around monterey. it'll be a hot tuesday afternoon wall son nice to warm to hot on the temps here, so read them and weep or enjoy seventies eighties and a few pushing the upper nineties. sounds here at 5 31. this is usually when things pick up yeah, yeah. you know, we do see things getting a little bit more crowded, but not at the bay bridge. i like the bay bridge where we are right now, and people want to know what that's like. you can see. it's nice and open for you. you can see traffic is moving along ve

. >> thank you >> steve, do you like any of these names? >> yesu look at affirm, if you're talking about a bounce off the bottom where people have overestimated the downside, affirm is down 75% year-to-date. 28% for the month. that's way outperformed in a bad way both sofi and robinhood. so if you want to, you know, throw something at the wall, i would say take a look at affirm here, but i don't know, priced in recession and is it a hard landing? i didn't get that from him we're talking about credit quality. but i didn't get that exact answer from him. >> yeah. guy, what do you think about the, you know, the notion that some of these companies never operated in an environment like that does it matter >> no. i mean, i hear, i understand that, but there are a lot of things that people haven't operated in. listen, the last 13 years for a lot of people, nobody's seen markets like we're seeing now based on a fed pivot so i mean a lot of people are dealing with situations that we haven't seen before. so i'm not looking to give anybody a free pass. i'll

i'm not sure but up to say yes, it's nice. thank you, steve. and you know the fog and the wind not really affecting the traffic so far. good morning to you. let's go out and take a look at some of these roads. think we're off to a good start here at the bay bridge total. it looks pretty good. just go looking at the east bay don't see a lot going on, including on the same table bridge four. oh one. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you, sal. today would have been the last day of classes before summer at rob elementary school, and you have all the texas instead, the families of 21 students and teachers are planning funerals. reporter medlin rivera is in vivaldi, texas, as the community tries to comfort each other and grieve together. this community and the country grappling with the immense loss of teachers and students as we learn more about the victim's lives. as families plan funerals for their loved ones, heartbroken friends and neighbors gathered in your body for a vigil wednesday night, remembering some of the youngest victims of

converge into megalodons, and then i'm going to say now, i'm going to welcome the one and only, yes, it's our hero, steveing before the dinosaurs? wow, that's really long ago. we need to help all these sharks so they can swim gracefully in our oceans. and so we learn more about this, welcome the one and only, our hero, steve backshall! i don�*t know about you lot, but my cute capacitors are filled to overload. that�*s me done for the rest of the day. cutting down trees, polluting the seas, poaching the animals excessively. we need to stop getting it wrong. tell me, how did you get interested in animals and the environment? it started just when i was like four. i saw a dead whale dying from plastic. and i felt really sad for that and i wanted to help it. so i started with conservation and all like that. so we would spread awareness about all these creatures, just like the creatures in your fish tank, like the turtle. so what is it about nature that you love so much? ijust love nature because they have superpowers. just like the turtle can sleep underwater. well done, the turtle! so, aneeshwar, what is you

mother and i, and this is grandmother she is mom's mother, she is mother's, yes, and when my mother got stevef into the hospital, steveere, my grandmother was the last piece, she gave everything to me. and she died there alma-atab was buried, it’s not even known where the graves are , my mother worried all her life that she could not visit her grave and not even know where she was buried , she died dead, grandmother nastya died so that grandmothers lived. call her by her first name . salam amida is her name. oh-oh-oh, what name, patronymic, i don't remember. uh-huh, she was so small , such a puny kind decl, even i have a photo. there are three of us, my mother, my grandmother, well, such eyes, such a kind face she has. she was totally unique. i have a grandmother. look here. you you tell me, little so fragile weak. and the heart of a hero is a big heart, firstly, when she still lived, they lived under pruning. when they began to dispossess kulaks. they were somehow more or less prosperous. there were a lot of children, but they lived well, somewhere my work was very good, he was so strong, he was such a hard worker. h

levied a one game suspension on memphis forward dillon brooks for what steve kerr called a dirty foul on gary payton the second yesy times, peyton going up for a layup early in the game. game two when brooks wax him on the side of his head, causing pain to come down awkwardly. he fractured his left shooting elbow. peyton's out 3 to 5 weeks. meanwhile brooks was assessed a flagrant two and ejected and now suspended for game three at chase center. curse reaction. doesn't matter. i mean, gary's out, carries out for the next, you know, foreseeable future for weeks he's bombed. he's got a huge brace on his arm, and, um he's gonna be out for a long time and he's crushed. you know, he's 66 years toiling away in the league, as i said the other night. um in the spotlight, you know, playing in the playoffs, playing a huge role playing well , um, that's all been taken away from, so that's we all feel terrible for gary. he deserves better. but less than 30. seconds after peyton went down, draymond green took xavier tillman elbow to the face that caused a gas near his right eye , resulting in stitches. as green left the floor.

let's bring steve back in expecting that guy to have a bigger mick gut. yes thank you, steve. want to say it playing along? i'll be here most of the week. alright the fog since the water temperatures so cold, but your big toe in there is like boom. well it's not here today, so if you're over by the coast or you're on the coast enjoy because you know it's going to get here. see when that fog starts to make its move. we call it a southerly surged. it'll start to work its way up and when it takes a turn and goes into santa cruz capital, their temperature can drop 20 degrees. that won't be the case today, but maybe tomorrow. because the water temps again to see bodega bay at 46 47 just doesn't happen very often. i mean, about once every 10 years , we'll get 46 that happened on the weekend. so those cold temps make a huge difference on the coastal lows this morning been very cool. bodega point raised. both dropped dying. 42 43 el granada was 44 in the city. that's all fifties. for right now, there's not a strong offshore breeze. so i mean, we're not looking for crazy temps or anyth

steve also gave the couple a souvenir of his charity. yeste wore earrings featuring manchester's bumble bee emblem, a nod to the strength the city has shown since the attack. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the high court has heard that rebekah vardy "had no choice" but to bring the libel claim against coleen rooney to "establish her innocence". the long—awaited trial involving the two footballers' wives is under way, following claims mrs vardy leaked false stories about mrs rooney to the press. as our correspondent colin paterson reports, this case is all about reputation. coleen rooney arrived in court wearing a surgical boot. shades of her husband wayne rooney's metatarsal injury before the 2006 world cup, the very tournament at which the term wags, meaning wives and girlfriends, of footballers, was created. rebekah vardy strode in a minute later. both women very used to banks of cameras, but not courtrooms. inside, coleen rooney sat next to her husband on one end of the front bench. no more than ten feet away was rebekah vardy. ther