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i myself don't believe we need toon have a mathematical equivalent if you go below by 20 points, you got to go three years above by 20 basis points and the framework doesn't state that kind of mathematical averaging over time we will look to the average, i think that is a very credible commitment from the committee and i am supportive. i am one of the optimists on the committee. >> chair of the financial stability court, thank you lori your depth of knowledge, sharing and insights with us, your willingness in your use and especially current and past years, very proud to have you with us. >> thank you so much. >> this meeting is adjourned. thank you. ♪♪ >> tv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors every week and saturday 9:00 p.m., a beginner's guide to america, immigrant. reflecting on her expense as a refugee from iran. sunday noon eastern on in-depth, to our conversation with signed writer and author, medical and deadly monopolies. join in conversation with your phone call, facebook, texts and tweets. 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards", former white house press secretary an

. ♪ >> yikes >> classic >> it's the toon squad versus the goon squad in "space jam: a new legacy" comingsummer >>> we've seen some of the highest numbers of people traveling since the pandemic began. and now with more people vaccinated and itching for vacations, airlines are adding hundreds of new direct routes to summer destinations. our stephanie ruhle has more >> reporter: for millions of americans like the palcek family. >> tomorrow marks six weeks before vacation. >> reporter: a vacation can't come soon nough. >> we just could not wait. >> reporter: they're booked on a fight from baltimore to fort walton beach in florida, a route that never existed before on southwest. as demand surges, u.s. airlines are adding more than 250 brand-new routes by memorial day, offering direct links to vacation destinations across the country, like milwaukee to myrtle beach, pittsburg to pensacola, and columbus to charleston >> we're providing customers access to nonstop routes that we haven't ever done before. >> reporter: the vice president of domestic scheduling for airlines says united is seeing it

see you again toon soon. >>> coming up, mercedes-benz playing catch up had the electric vehicle spaceh new lineup despite being late to the game they say they are ready to take on musk. we will speak with the company's ceo about the new cars, the competition, the semiconductor shortage and consumer demand >>> a reminder watch or listen to us live or on the go on the cnbc app we are back after this >>> welcome back to the exchange, everybody. it has been a record-setting day once again for a couple of the market barometers, the industrial asks the s&p 500. the industrials were above 34,000 for such of the morning i think the peak was 34,035. now it slipped back, just four points below the 340,000 that's the first time it has been at that level ever. s&p up about 1%. so is nasdaq let's check some of the sectors. as you see behind me, eight out of 11 of the s&p sectors are higher the only laggards today are financials and energy. energy down about 1.2% health care the leader today with technology not far behind let's look at some of the movers this hour beginning with virgin galactic it

i went over got in reid's face and said do you even list toon all the "s" that comes out of your moth, you can go "f" yourself. do we romanticize what it was like in the pre-trump era sph. >> the deal was this. john boehner and i got a lot done but we didn't mince words. he was right i did everything i could to cause him trouble because i knew he was having a lot of trouble. the more trouble he was having in his caucus the better it was for us, and he knew what it was doing. and i wasn't at all surprised that he came to me and gave me one of his other -- he's someone we got along well for a couple of reasons. number one we had a deal. he would not come to my office. all our meetings were in his office, he could smoke to his heart's content. and we had a staff member on hand john summers, in my office david croen. we got a lot of things done. but i have a lot of respect for john boehner, he as far as i'm concerned was a great patriot. >> and earlier in the show we talked about the conspiracy theories surrounding the capitol riot and how some republicans are trying to rewrite that histo

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now the latest response comes in an toons a request from the associated press to governor cuomo's officea freedom of information act and governor cuomo denying ap review of their documents regarding the covid-19 nursing home death toll. in a letter dated april 15th the governor's records access officer stated that it won't publicly disclose covid-19 nursing home data that it gave to the federal government last year stating releasing the information would not only constitute unwarranted invasion of personal privacy but also would interfere with an investigation. now republican new york state assembly minority leader will barclay had this reaction for us today. >> this is never been about protecting the families, if that was the case you would have been releasing information for those who lost loved ones in nursing homes long time ago this is all about protecting andrew cuomo. and his political career -- >> the latest tally from centers from medicare and medicaid services show over 33,000 confirm cases and every 8,000 deaths in new york state it has been a long haul fight for full records

potato head to the looney toons, to joy behar, to the grammys, to defending piers morgan after he stormedown show like a guest on "maury" who won't accept the results of a paternity test they can't defend trump and they can't effectively criticize biden, so they have been lurching from one dumb culture war issue to the next. they know biden's covid response has been overwhelmingly popular and the covid relief bill has even been popular with republican voters. 59% of whom say they support the covid bill so, remember that when people say it's not bipartisan, it is it's just that no republican politicians supported it also, let me just say, as a side note, no one gives [ bleep ] if it's bipartisan. people care much more about results than bipartisanship. polls have born that out repeatedly you think a family of four would have been happier if, instead of $12,000 in stimulus money and child benefits, that they got a much crappier bill that had republican support "well, honey, our unemployment benefits are expiring a month earlier, and it's only a $600 check but, susan collins voted for it." "

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guys, literally, this plan is out of looney toons. the cia is pulling stuff out of cartoons. i don't know if there's a chicken and the egg, but exploding cigars is not something an agency that takes itself seriously is concocting. and i want to make a side note here because there's something we have to understand. this is out of pure desperation. this is not let's think of the most ridiculous thing we can do. we were thinking let's find a way to take out fidel castro because we were desperate and sometimes desperation leads to amazing inspirations. sometimes it leads to the sr-1. sometimes desperation leads to the internet. sometimes desperation leads to exploding cigars. it depends on which direction you take it. there's the end of the cia operation. there are about 50 other groups that tried to kill castro over time and failed in their own special ways. i want to highlight one because one guy got close very times. his name was luis posada carriles. it's hard to read this. this is his picture when he was inducted into the u.s. army but it does say he's part of 38025. this is

and individuals with the lived experience to develop and implement solutions to effectively respond toon persons in crisis and meet the complex behavioral health needs of those we serve. we are in this situation because public policy decisions made decades ago when psychiatric institutions were closed and those living with mental illnesn were returned to the communities without adequate treatment and support. while these institutions were not the answer, states and municipalities failed to provide the support and treatment needed for people with mental illness to live free from discrimination in their communities. to this day in baltimore and many other places throughout the united states, the behavioral health system's goal of crisis prevention hasn't been realized. we share a story to highlight this point. in june of last year, a 19-year-old man was briefly nude and in psychiatric crisis. he repeatedly fired a handgun at motorists as he walked the streets in the neighborhood. police responded, safely took the man into custody, recovered the firearm he had been discharging and drove him

having all male, female girls, boys students it shows the world has changed a lot and people areope toonhe past. you can get a deep satisfaction from responding a lot of year practicing in one thing and becoming really good at something. sometimes i think that it is better to get lost. you have to practice and become good at what you do, so if you have everything together then go out in the world and do what you do and then i think people weal accept that. >>> everybody wants to be at chase center, don't they. well, good morning still, everybody. i started real early so i don't even know what time it is. hi, i'm san francisco mayor london breed. really excited to be here with you all today here at thrive plaza, here at chase center, the home of the golden state warriors who for the first time tomorrow will be playing with an audience of fans. what that says is we are well on our way to recovering in the city. we are well on our way to re-opening and gradually taking those steps. most importantly, as great as we have done here in san francisco, 64% of san franciscans have received at leas