gm is making the announcement. i find it very hard to believe that gm would lie about this. this is a good thing. why can't we celebrate this right? it will happen. i believe they said at the end of 26. but this is 2300 jobs. we should be celebrating this. let's not put politics at the top of everything. this is real jobs. coming back to the lake orion plant that they're gearing up for. i highly doubt gm would allow the lake orion facility to gear up if they thought this was just a splash in the pan. >> yeah, if it if in fact, it all happens as suggested by gm, that would be a major, major achievement for the folks in your district, especially in michigan and a couple of other states as well. i want to turn right now while i have you, congresswoman, to this anti anti i.c.e., i should say, protests that have been happening across the country, particularly in los angeles, california, is now suing the trump administration after the president gave the order to deploy some 2000 national guard troops to the city and the state's governor, gavin newsom, says congress is, quote, nowh

gm david down on this new convert to ostensibly buy more bitcoin. a little trend here.i trend of companies either offering shares or converts and weighing. their share prices. >> everybody wanting to become like microstrategy to a certain extent in terms of at least their ownership of bitcoin. we had a spac that that that is also pursuing that strategy as well. i think it was the one associated with cantor. fitz. yeah, that's a big loss. but that's the strategy. now, obviously under their ceo ryan cohen runs that company. >> yeah i'm watching starbucks also guys big mover yesterday. so starbucks held its leadership experience in las vegas where they had, you know thousands. it was kind of a rally cry. howard howard schultz was there. the founder of starbucks on stage with brian niccol, who's the ceo. he said he was doing cartwheels when he heard nickels back to starbucks campaign. so a lot of rah rah momentum. also, nicola, i thought it was interesting, told the financial times that there's a lot of demand for partnering with their china business. that's a big question

gm has done well that's good actionable ideas. >> i'm looking at brain damage again they had problemsh budweiser. but the stock is actually quietly crept up to a 52 week high it made back all the losses it is doing it with things like michelob ultra and with bushlike and selling more beer, took a long time to get past it but the stock is looking very interesting. jack: is still not number one. what you have teresa. >> i'm looking at viking cruises, river cruise fame this is often earnings but that was an overreaction, people are worried that people might not cruise given the economic uncertainty but they cater to a wealthy clientele that is unlikely to pull back in the spending. they already have so much of it done i think you have a lot of clarity. jack: drink beer on votes, to read more checkout this edition of barron's.com don't forget to follow us on x at barron's online for the latest barron's updates. that is all for us, we will see you next week on "barron's maria: happy we can to all i am maria bartiromo coming from the reaganesque national economic forum in simi valley califo

multi billion dollar hit on gm.hen you look at the industrial base, autos included, are there areas you want to tap into as an investor right now, away from big tech? >> yes, there are. since we're talking about autos, let's talk about an auto company that's not going to with an auto company for long and that would be tesla. i never owned tesla. i just initiated on it last week, bought it for clients and bought it for my c here's why. if you run the numbers on the robots business, they're building h humanoid robots. the robots are so articulated they can play the piano. that's what they're capable of. they've been trained on the a.i. that was gleaned, developed from all the autonomous cars. so these robots actually do, as elon musk has said, have a brain. moi point is, if -- my point is if you run the numbers on the robot wh business, they're goino be producing 15 billion in profits. that is the same amount that tesla made on evs in 2022 which was its best ever sails year so i think tesla is going to morph from bein

i do know that gm left up to their own devices has never been more profitable. and the frustration i have was that the market doesn't reward that. and i think this is for some of the reasons that mark just talked about. >> just briefly, in terms of ford and to guy's point, obviously has done nothing for to ten year treasuries, and that yield is the averages company . but that's not why you own it. you own it for the yield. you will keep up with us treasuries. >> you know on tesla obviously i'm not going to talk about ford or gm. i mean, expectations for deliveries are still really high this year. and when you think about what mark just said about, you know, these tax credits and who buys them, and this is a very, very profitable business for tesla, especially at a time where their auto gross margins have been cut in half over the last 2 or 3 years. and so, you know, we're at a point where that chinese competition, the tax credits, maybe there's weak demand for these things, the aging fleet. i mean, elon and the brand degradation, i mean, the list goes on and on.

home depot agreed to acquire gms, specialty building contributor. expand its reach to contractors and target larger customers. the deal values gms at $110 a share, 13% higher than the closing price on friday. you see shares popping. next, hp, also up 13% after the $13 million takeover of juniper networks cleared by the justice department. this must get approved by a court and winning hate the need for trial set to start -- and would negate the need for a trial set to start in july. they argued that it would stifle competition and lead to 2 companies can target market. last, disney. shares are climbing after jeffries upgraded the stock to a buy. it is seeing it limited risk for slowdown in the parks division and an upside to the cruise division in 2026 and continue to margin expansion overall. the company says overall it has increased confidence in disney's growth and expects an earnings breakout this year. scarlet: music to investors' ears. i'm scarlet fu, and that does it for "bloomberg markets." balance of power is up next ♪ >> live from washingto

and the fords and the gm's will all rally. but as a footnote, all these car companies are working on a magnet. free cars not going to be available today, not going to be available tomorrow or next year. >> or the year after. >> but they they did say that some of them, they actually did say, which i find it hard to believe that the back half of 2025, they're going to be introducing us gm that's ford, that's tesla where they're magnet free. we get for magnets for our rare rare earth. we get 60 to 70% from china. we get 90% of antibiotics from there. it's unsustainable to have us not work out an agreement. >> i mean, just in terms of the investments themselves. i mean, you're talking about an area that mercedes is down 30% from its 52 week high. toyota, if you look at the constituents of the msci all world auto index, this has been a terrible place. no rebound with the market and it doesn't look like it's going to get any better. >> yes, mel. i was just is the t in my. >> tubes is. >> we're speaking each other's unspoken language

earlier this week, gm mike dunleavy said that he hopes they get things figured out quickly, but maybenot. >> for both sides. we'd like to get something figured out as soon as possible, but that's the way it goes. i think sometimes with restricted free agency. so, you know, not going to stress out about it too much. but i think the main thing is making the right decisions, figuring the whole thing out, whether that's, you know, day one or day ten or whatever it is. so got to be prepared to, you know, take it as far as it goes. but yeah, the priority i would think, for both sides is to get something done early. >> yeah. coming up later in sports, we're going to hear much more from dunleavy on kuminga karina. >> sarah, thank you much more to come on abc seven news at 11. scary moments tonight at beyonce's concert in houston. what happened during the middle of the show? we know police caught another one of the men who escaped from a new or from new orleans prison. but wait until you hear where they found it's right now. >> it's a big weekend for president trump's big, beautiful bill. he w

warriors gm mike dunleavy jr understands the process. >> and most importantly, over the first four years of his career, he's doing some things in elite level that can help our team. you know, getting to the rim, finishing, getting fouled, those types of things that help our offense, help other players around uh- that he plays with. so yeah, we want to bring him back. but it's free agency. you know he it's his choice on who he can sign with and come to terms with. and certainly we have an option to match. but hopefully we can get through all that and resign him and, you know, get him back in the fold. >> nba draft is wednesday first round on abc seven. hey you just see this ea sports popular college football 26 video game comes out later this summer. 35 new mascots into the game, as will the pop tarts bowl mascot. that should be good. gamers unite. but with ebglyss, people with moderate-to-severe eczema can have real results. like skin that's still more clear at 1 year. don't use if you're allergic to ebglyss. allergic reactions can occur

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warriors gm mike dunleavy jr understands the process.er could take some time. >> and most importantly, over the first four years of his career, he's doing some things in elite level that can help our team. you know, getting to the rim, finishing, getting fouled, those types of things that help our offense, help other players around uh- that he plays with. so yeah, we want to bring him back. but it's free agency. you know he it's his choice on who he can sign with and come to terms with. and certainly we have an option to match. but hopefully we can get through all that and resign him and, you know, get him back in the fold. >> nba draft is wednesday first round on abc seven. hey you just see this ea sports popular college football 26 video game comes out later this summer. 35 new mascots into the game, as will the pop tarts bowl mascot. that should be good. are you living with dry amd? if so, you could be on the road to geographic atrophy, or ga. ga can be unpredictable and progress rapidly, causing irreversible vision loss. but with ize

there was this promise going up that you go out, you do this, most people were uaw workers, working for gm. they watch their parents work really hard and build a home. my dad actually built the home i grew up in. but now we are talking about people who have two and three jobs, they are working 60, 70 hours, they are making $50,000 a year, and they are frustrated, and we went directly at that pain point. and i talked about how, you know, i have a 15-year-old boy who i cannot make full. he eats everything in the house. we just simply focused on quality of life, cost-of-living, and acknowledged and made real the anger they feel about the fact that, you know, to be frank, they are kind of being screwed by the system. >> which sounds so simple. it's like, how do we talk to voters? you literally talk to them, repeat back to them what they are saying to you, it is pretty straightforward, right? rep. mcdonald rivet: yeah. so, it is not unusual in my district to see a mcdonald rivet and a trump sign next to each other. but i also think, by and large, within the democratic party, we have a cultural

most people work -- were uaw workers for gm and most parents worked hard and owned a home. my dad built the house that i grew up in. now we're talking to people who have two and three jobs, working 60, 70 hours and they're making 50 grand a year and they're frustrated and they're angry, and we went directly at that pain point and i talked about how you know, i've got a 15-year-old boy who i cannot make full. he eats everything in the house. so i worry about the price of a gallon of milk, right? we just simply focused on quality of life, cost of living. and acknowledged and made real the anger they feel about the fact, to be frank, they're kind of being screwed by the system and that's what we talked about. >> which sounds so simple. how do we talk to voters? you literally just talk to them and repeat back to them what they're saying to you, it's pretty straight forward, right? >> so it was-- it's not unusual in my district to see an mcdonald rivet and a trump sign next to each other, but i also think by and large, within the democratic party, we have a cultural problem and

. >> or gm, they. >> they raise prices because. >> they can.ddle. >> what are the steel tariffs going to do. the auto industry. >> i was looking it up before i came on the program. so steel represents about 2,800. >> pounds. >> of each car. it's over $1,000, almost $2,000 of cost for each car. and it's getting back to record prices because of these tariffs. so almost $1,000 for a ton of hot. >> rolled steel. >> so it's going. >> to push. >> those prices higher. >> obviously reuters is reporting that global auto executives are sounding the alarm over something. most of us know nothing about. an impending shortage of rare earth magnets that come from china. it could force the closure of car factories, they say, within weeks. what what what is this? >> well, it could and has. ford has already had to halt production at a chicago facility because of a shortage of these rare earth magnets. they're used in everything from windshield wiper motors to anti-lock braking systems. and automakers are scrambling to try and get a hold of more of this stuff bec

i was looking this morning, 2014, gm sold 10 million cars around the world. 2024 they sold 4 million had to pull out of all of these other markets as brands from china like byd and geely just grow around the world, getting into other regions in asia, in south america, in europe, they've really retreated. we really have retreated back to a domestic market. >> so is there a chance that these tariffs could be good for automakers? >> i can't really see that if they were to the way the president wants them to, right. if they somehow stopped the growth of the chinese industry or if they were a negotiating tool, if they got china to stop subsidizing their auto industry and to lower non-tariff. >> barriers, which is not going to happen. >> then they would then they would be helpful, i'm sure. but i think right now, as jim farley from ford has said, they are causing costs and chaos. >> chaos and chaos. matt miller, my dear friend, it is great. >> good to. >> see you to his first visit to the 11th hour and i hope he'll be back soon. when we come back, we know how hard it is to be a mother and

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for 30 for pick it up to give all your help each i'm all ready be that and most of that most of the gm take the key, the key, the, the, the, even though we should know more than anyone else. this is one of the mediterranean language. nobody really thinks that it is his responsibility or her responsibility to so this is exactly the opposite of what would happen. in any case, a mass disaster scenario. we would deploy all our energies to, to identify these people. but this isn't happening in this case. well, definitely, i'm thinking for example, italy, we have, if you've seen in 2017 to 100000 arrivals. so there is emergency with the living. so obviously the resources are dedicated to the living and the police forces and all those with deal with migration regardless of any good. well, that there are extreme difficulties because of resource are going correctly to save the living and to take care of the living who are coming. so that's one that we have a responsibility. as forensic scientists, we need to convince states and nations that these bodies need to be identified and it's the normal

other gms so far this year by fi is typically i've reached around to 100 square. let me just a flat across dokie. that's roughly twice the size of status signed displaying human driven climate change. the c investing early warning systems, sustainable forestry practices and public over in discount bins can help contain the damage. but reducing greenhouse gas emissions is the only long term solution to decrease the frequency and intensity of such extreme but the defense events that are directly impacting. so many lights. israel admits that palestinian civilians have been killed at a distribution sites and gaza blaming inaccurate artillery fire. the armies issued revised instructions to its troops. causes from us run health ministry says be, is really military killed at least 20 people at an 8 point on monday. the united nations estimates that since last month, more than $400.00 palestinians have been killed. as a cute at sites run by the us back to gaza humanitarian foundation. meanwhile, efforts to achieve a ceasefire and guys that are being stepped up with is rea

shares of gm's hitting a new 52 week high on this news. depot little change on this news to karen. >> yeah, i mean, given the scale of home depot, it's not a gigantic deal to them. to me, qcso which i do own is the more interesting one. brad jacobs, who's had a number of tremendous successes. xpo logistics, united rentals, he started. so that's interesting to me. and he believes that the whole building supply business is antiquated. right. and could be so much more efficient. and consolidating them is the plan. and the stock already reflects some success there beyond what he's already been able to do, which isn't a ton so far, but this is someone you want to bet on. so i like qcso. >> yeah, we were just talking about how they just did a raise for more money, potentially to make a better bid for gm's potentially. >> right. that's what i thought at the time. >> now they have a lot of money to do something else. >> yes they do. and they did have that other bid that they did the beacon one which closed, but they had raised money for that. so i

but ultimatel, i mean tesla is hurt less than the traditional car companies gm, ford and others.and i think it's all about autonomous and robotics. i think it's worth $1 trillion. and i think waymo essentially will be at the kids table when this is all said and done, as they scale out over the coming years with cyber cab and robotaxi. >> so, number one, i think we're past a hater situation. dan, in all fairness, this is beyond haters. this is some real issues potentially when it comes to regulation. i mean, that's why the stock ran up after the elections, that people thought it would be a friendlier regulatory environment. and just in all fairness, our phil lebeau did some great reporting on this, on all the different government agencies that touch some of the different businesses that elon musk is in. not only does it impact self-driving, but also, you know, the space program, you saw them fighting about, that. if there's any change to regulation beyond evs, if it's some of the other businesses and elon musk has to put his attention over there, doesn't that potentially hurt the

the gm ocean conference has begun in the french city of nice.israeli forces seized control of a ship carrying greta thunberg and other activists are trying to reach gaza with a small quantity of eight. hello, i'm lucy hockings. the world must not let deep sea become "wild west", said un secretary-general antonio guterres at the opening of the un ocean conference in the french city of nice. the summit is intended to rescue the seas from over-fishing, pollution and climate change. while the us has not sent a delegation, other nations are under pressure to cough up the missing funds to protect 30% of the world's oceans by 2030. that's a target agreed by nearly 200 countries in 2022. our reporter pierre-antoine denis is in nice. we have been hearing some really strong words, talking about these deepest oceans not being allowed to become the wild west. what did he mean? he means that you have been hearing from people like donald trump in the white house, about how they want to explore deep sea mining, open up and new avenue so we can have more energy

sharks gm mike greer. >> i mean, he changed the franchise here. him coming here changed everything. little, i think belief into the fan base that we're going to have a chance to win every single year. you know, he's probably the most recognizable figure in san jose still to this day. outgoing demeanor and personality and his love of life and love of hockey, i think, you know, kind of transformed this, this city a little bit and transformed the franchise for sure. >> maybe the best beard in hockey as well. with okc winning the nba title and kevin durant going to the rockets, the warriors goal of contending for another championship has just gotten a lot more difficult, and the 41st pick in the upcoming draft may not help all that much. the warriors. they don't have a lot of wiggle room when it comes to the luxury tax. they spent their big money in the middle of last year when they acquired jimmy butler to go alongside steph curry, and jimmy is going to make 55 million a year for the next two. steph has a couple years left on his contract. the warriors want to give him the best shot th

the weapons are coming, as if it is just good, now here is gm. new ones came to us, as if it all goes to destroy the enemy, we train at the training grounds, as if we hone our combat skills, this is mc, our development in the thirty-eighth caliber, an automatic rifle, it is automatic, you can quickly hit the target, and this is a mandatory part of the training tactical medicine, a tourniquet is applied to a conditionally wounded soldier, and then he is evacuated under the cover of a forest pastor. actions are brought to to automatism. evacuated the local population, provided first aid there, a grandmother was in the basement with a broken leg, she was provided, children were provided, that is, there were all sorts of cases and we always provide, because, well, we don’t abandon our own. paratroopers study the enemy’s weapons, during the assault on the stronghold they captured foreign automatic grenade launchers and machine guns. fighters say that the ukrainian armed forces are often supplied with outdated models, not heavy ones and... igor pikhanov, vladislav mirzayants, vesti kursk bo

we're, you are the you are this ray most seriously and want to do most of these properties just the gm's toilet paper job was supposed to be able to see and to show the bills we have been found that was born everyone probably has a similar wish at some time and it's a shame that so few people can't i get the chance. but the minutes on your computer exactly to be given the opportunity to schedule is just uh, both both cool and writing the that the but it will, it should be should take less than to go by the yeah. not for the or should i know. sit on the desktop, not sure. sure. sure. let me see both was nice cheese or to show us we'll see what to say. and of the yes, the more or less probably a for teach to the sunday. so essentially we used to send to people it allowed them to leave here on it's the tools simple truth will reveal to the constituent of family. it seems that they went wild us. that'd be ends on the way for a good reason. happiness smiles on them with the last rays of the setting sun jacobs at the fest. done. yeah. for the guess move is is these are not says that you see me

moment long-time coming for the commissioner who spent decades as mlb executive and the first woman gm>> i see this as no different. >> reporter: her league planning to grow from four to six city-based teams next season. >> where we are with women's sports is just an incredible moment. it's it's actually a movement. >> reporter: a movement building on success in the collegiate and olympic levels. the chicago-area field hosting the sold-out inaugural game at 27 jenny finch way. >> it is the normal. and what excites us the most is these girls are growing up with it's here. >> reporter: hoping for another big moment for women's sports. the wnba celebrating attendance and all-time viewership records. in soccer, consistent olympic success driving skyrocketing popularity and competing leagues. but softball has struggled with several attempts dating back to the '70s to create a league. one with billie jean king's backing getting too expensive. and e with jenny finch ending after the pandemic. >> everybody is all in. there no "it's not going to work". it's going to work. the fans have been wai

simply raising a question that i think many people around the world are asking, if the iranian riff gm refuses to give up -- if the iranian regime refuses to give up negotiation talks, if they refused to engage in diplomacy moving forward, why shouldn't the iranian people rise up against this brutal, terrorist regime? that is the question the president raised last night, our military posture has not changed. karoline leavitt there, possibly reacting to an earlier post by donald trump where he had flirted the idea of a ridge agreement change today, even though all his senior lieutenants had said that the american mission was very much focused and regime change was not the priority. earlier, my colleague mark lowen in tel aviv spoke to our chief north america correspendent, gary o'donoghue, and began by asking him about white house press secretary karoline leavitt's clarification of donald trump's comments on iranian regime change. i think in some ways it is reinforcing the twist that donald trump gave this story yesterday, because initially, certainly around the strikes and after the st

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earlier this week, gm mike dunleavy he said figuring out kuminga's situation is an absolute priority. and most importantly, over the first four years of his career, he's doing some things in elite level that can help our team. you know, getting to the rim, finishing, getting fouled, those types of things that help our offense, help other players around uh- that he plays with. so yeah, we want to bring him back. but it's free agency. you know he it's his choice. on who he can sign with and come to terms with. and certainly we have an option to match. but hopefully we can get through all that and resign him and, you know, get him back in the fold. >> the san jose sharks have selected simon wong from oshawa of the ontario hockey league. >> and with the first pick in the second round of the draft, the sharks have make nhl history. defenseman simon wang becomes the highest drafted chinese born player ever. he's six foot six and only 17 years old. he was born in beijing, started skating at just four years old, his family moved to toronto when it was clear that he had some talent. he's just

gm's shares closed the day above $100. they're up 32% this week karen you're watching all of this roll in. >> yes. so i am long qcso, which is brad jacobs next vehicle to roll up in industry. >> brad jacobs started xpo. >> he started xpo, he started united rentals, rolled up that industry very fragmented. the whole sort of theory here was this whole home building related distribution companies around america are very fragmented, not run particularly well or efficiently. we can roll them up. we can do so much better. they did their first deal beacon, and right after that other targets started trading up like this one. and then they sent a letter with a 95, $20, $95.20 proposal, allegedly, and i believe at home depot put something higher out there. will probably see on monday what that is now that for qcso bumped their bid for beacon. i think they have more in their pocket here for sure, even though they're trying to talk that down. but we'll see. it's sort of an old fashioned bidding war, i think. >> yeah. and brad jacobs,

hi, nick leave is now replacing the muse gm's magnesium fluoride solutions, with new ones made from potassium carbonate. he's keen to find out what the optimum humidity level in the display case really remain stable at the moment. humidity is that 69 percent decides it's over the next 6 weeks, the potassium carbonate should reduce the relative humidity to 43 percent and connected to 4 to 6 weeks later. the humidity in the showcase. uh is it a constant? 42 percent dust and that's a super result. the way more than happy with it doesn't get any, but it's a nice to ensure that the display case choices are preserved as well as possible. so to 8 museums in germany and $24.00 across europe. i'm the us and now testing the sold solutions, the pump set from us this time on dw science. i. thanks for joining us and see you again soon on tomorrow today. state curious, the, the, the reason the topics that i'm moving the time we talk about private data isn't helping to slide crime, social media censorship because uh digital networks world notice. so what are the biggest coming up on d, w when nightfall is i

accountability. foreclosure in 2021 is really government expressed of redirects to the families from gm and other countries. the balkans prime minister benjamin netanyahu recognized what he called for the terrible suffering. the families went through, but he fell short of a full apology. the government announced a compensation scheme for the families, but a condition of the $45000000.00 us dollar offer is that the families must drop all legal claims against the state. my reaction is that it's another way to try to put an artificial closure. so instead of actually telling the truth, instead of actually apologizing, instead of asking for forgiveness in public, they're trying to do it one family at a time like that. like here, a little money. massage wire, but this good to is pull. she's done government. this is a gun, the unpack, for example, co pay 11, and then i don't get you by the same shots. and then if it comes on fox would come back the comp on shy offending files, even if things show up. and then a bill can verify your rates long via the vendor. this came along with which is an al

it was the first trade between san francisco general manager zach mason and brother perry, la's gm back in spring training. matt lively asked zach about how the first deal with his older brother would go down. >>if and when trade with the angels goes down, how competitive are you two going to be to make sure you're on the winning side of that one? yeah, i mean, look, it was tough for us to make trades in madden football. so to do it, to do it at this level is it's never easy. but one thing i'll say about when it comes time to for us to make a deal with each other, we're very direct with each other, but nobody wants to make a bad trade with their brother. so yeah, i'll make sure we get the best of them at some point. >>last night at game two of the nba finals, former warriors coach don nelson was given the chuck daly lifetime achievement award by the nba coaches. nelly also coached the mavericks and used yesterday's presentation to protest a certain trade made by dallas in february. >>don't want everybody to know i'm wearing luka's shoes. his new shoes from nike. >>just. >>just got on th

and that's what gm says. its new 2026 chevy corvette hypercar can do. the detroit automaker says the car is a souped up version of the corvette e hybrid that went on sale in 2023, features a twin turbo v8 engine, but had faster acceleration bause of electrification technologies. the company says it's the most advanced corvette it's ever produced. a hypercar is considered a step above a supercar based on performance aspects like speed and acceleration. if you like to go fast, that's when that one is for you. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24 seven on roku and other streaming platforms. audrey and raj joining us with what's coming up now at 530. yeah, we have a lot going on right now. at 530, we continue to follow our breaking news. a growing fire in the foothills of east san jose, right near a lot of big homes. also, a young student is found, but plenty of questions remain. parents are demanding more from a school after an eight year old special needs student wandered off for hours. also, back on the senate floor for the first time since being

so the motor at gm this follow up on thursday is for them not how long stored in the for a while it was, it was in the sky the to the version of the scheme or virginian that in this house . sonya is discovered, the decomposed body of a man with a gunshot wound to the chest. he was unlikely a local and seeking refuge with neighbors who was unaware ukrainian, neo nazis had already occupied the property soldiers a gathering evidence of the crime scene. the victim was shown to a point blank range of the being stripped naked forensics showed the body of lane in the house for several months. then you got back your phone. i also was actually tell you that loose on the phone. you almost done. what would you advise you on here? it was, it was not personalized. something. yeah, it was a lot of cut off. so no, steve. okay, those are yeah. and you're more of, it's the, are the show up and i bought the team in the space at least the fist meet you at the o. it's come with that. come on, that's the most of the direct and stuff to do next to the world. we have it going on, the questions that you give u

would be 1000000000 of can you area hold on the vehicle a fusion brush gm? yep. it is only 17 years. so the ridge semi i will go with anita for any one year. so if she pays for gets the new system noise still up, she or even a brace for the yes, the was so good. i see them slash contrast more than what it seems that you would need to upgrade you up with all sorts. and then what's wrong and whether or not there's been yes, call non, that's what anything to watch at the village is i am the solar eclipse. there's no shit, those belief scholars wanting to see what the void of to me as mentioned 15, medium deduct the invoice number, the approach especially i sufficient i needed to pronounce. besides that the move of his dea number seems to be sent. a veneer of bush succeeded by hearing jugglers, but his yeah, and i was at the zillow. could amc is the most amount of the most a lot of us, but a whole us that needs to go and nobody is coming up except for then it will them for some dish. and you is because nobody has no grades from what they've just of the money, and nob

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no accountability. foreclosure in 2021 is really government expressed of regret to the families from gm and other countries and the balkans prime minister benjamin netanyahu recognized what he called for the terrible suffering. the families went through, but he fell short of a full apology. the government announced a compensation scheme for the families, but a condition of the $45000000.00 us dollar offer is that the families must drop all legal claims against the state. my reaction is that it's another way to try to put an artificial closure. so instead of actually telling the truth, instead of actually apologizing, instead of asking for forgiveness in public, they're trying to do it one family at a time like that. like here, a little money. massage wise, but this could do is pull. she's done government because it's done by unpack, for example, class is a somewhat the same as the antibiotic name shots. and then you can come by on talks with them by the comp insurance. and you can find things, things show up and then a barrier to compare how you all to be looked at. all this stuff came

we've got a strategy, gm cha developed by the kingdom of the rain until 2030 that has been adopted under the wise leadership of the kingdom. honestly, my job is called a lady of the 20 said she vision is not just a strategy, it is also a kind of a roadmap for building a sustainable future. thanks. let's do this. when it's done roadmap, much going into the rain hasn't bogged upon a sound policy which will lead as used to an optimum balance between economic growth by insisting you've been achieved this roadmap is allowed to rain into a secure another lives for an investment, whilst improving it can on the potentials with those we has come up with a number of strategic initiatives aimed at developing each and every industry and remember to consider including our digital infrastructure come to based on the to resolve this, you know, obtain. but can you move by? rain has started to live racing and yet another strategy which will be in place until 2050. it's as bays down and they never team approach digitalization as well as diversifying the sources of income. these uh, yeah, the district to j

forfeited the money and then under cover a small club bought them as slaves from the eyes of $74.00 atf. gm's family did not know whether the eldest daughter saw son was still in life. it's all sense of i 5 years and i just kept to the t to fight to as women lawyer twice was. because she did not dare to say that she says the a house on is taken to the whole camp in northern sylvia almost 7 to 3000 people lived here at its peak. most of them i just families with lyft and the so called kind of fate. so son is 21 years old when she's registered, and the can, the if i the play and hold a switch, and it has the mazda to be on the home and out of how to put some i about being of sorting by like you did a shot at the new up if i don't have, would you kind of seen this one and the soon playing nothing unusual phone he a name a and he had also same time because how century tends to be more working? she's allowed to to cancel for witness. she hopes to be safer from the iraqi and to be an ices women and phoning back into slavery. so as on this approach several times, but fighters from dakotas militia th

forfeited the money and then under cover smuggler bought them as slaves from the eyes of $74.00 atf. gm's family did not know whether the eldest daughter stalson was still in life south on survive 5 years, and i just kept to the t until she was feet by 2 millions fontes. however, the soldiers identified to as women lawyer twice as because she did not dare to say that she says he's the the house on is taken to the whole camp in northern sylvia almost 7 to 3000 people lived here at its peak. most of them are, is, is families with lived in the so called kind of fate. so son is 21 years old when she's registered under the 5 the play and hold a switch in a ton of the most of the v on the home. in the auto pilot for some not being of sorting at all as you did a shot at the new up a satellite. so have we just kind of seen this one at least? didn't play him. nothing unusual home. he a name and he had at the same time because the house on pretends to be looking, she's a load into the cam, performing this. she hopes to be safer from the iraqi and to be an ices women, and phoning back into slave wit

gm says this new investment will allow the company to assemble more than 2 million vehicles per year in the united states. the move will likely be hailed as a win for president trump's automotive tariffs that took effect earlier this spring. a scary scene in chicago yesterday w when someone drove a car through a crowd of protesters. you could see the red car right there driving toward people. this is in downtown chicago, near monroe street. protesters have been stopped by police when a woman drove through that crowd, people scrambled to get out of the way. thankfully, no one was hurt. protests continued after that incident. no word on any arrests. the army's 250th birthday is this saturday, and president trump is holding a military parade to celebrate. some of the military vehicles taking part are now on display in washington, dc, including a battle tank and fighting vehicles, more than 50 helipters and about 7000 soldiers will take part. president trump is expected to speak. it's also his birthday. it's also flag day. liberal activists are arranging a full day of protests in washing

earlier this week, gm mike dunleavy he said figuring out kuminga's situation is a top priority. >> andimportantly, over the first four years of his career, he's done some things in elite level that can help our team. you know, getting to the rim, finishing, getting fouled, those types of things that help our offense, help other players around uh- that he plays with. so yeah, we want to bring him back. but it's free agency. you know he it's his choice. on who he can sign with and come to terms with. and certainly we have an option to match. but hopefully we can get through all that and resign him and, you know, get him back in the fold. >> the biggest fan, brandon podziemski, was hyped last night. kayla thornton scored a career high 29 points as they rallied to beat the chicago sky. she's been on a heater lately. the valkyries have played five games in the last two weeks. she has at least 15 points in all but one, and tomorrow they host seattle. >> and it just goes to my teammates like i play for them, like i play for the city. i play for these wonderful fans out there that give us ener

for atf, gm's family did not know whether the eldest daughter's house on was still a nice house on survive 5 years, and i just kept to the t on 2. she was feet by 2000000 soldiers. however, the soldiers identified to as women lawyer twice as because she did not dare to say that she says he's the a house on his taken to the whole camp in northern sylvia almost 73000 people lived here at its peak. most of them uh is, is families with lived in the so called kind of fate. so son is 21 years old when she is registered and the can, the if i will come in and play and hold a switch in to turn the muscle to be on the hole in the comfort that'll have some right off being of sorting the fall. as you do have a shot at the new up, if i don't have, would you kind of thing. this one at least didn't play him. nothing in your home. he a name a and you head off the same time because how century tends to be more working. she's allowed to the cancel for when this she hopes to be safer from the iraqi and to leon, ices women and folding back into slavery. so i was on this approach several times by fighters, fro

that era, a button is true, was actually a key with the old, militarized, strong man oriented through gm's. yes. was we did shaped with the syria, with the, our upcoming threes and sixes and seventies with the mix to resolve. but actually, you're, you sorry, i was able to come to terms including by the way the houses are all set then, then bus driver law said resume in syria. they have the certain kind that they were storage and embarrassed by that they, they have a very clear understanding with this well, what to do with not to do and then this in regard to the east trail and would be better off from my point to you with those that are on the author with it and the machines like in egypt to day or somewhere else. the question is that the trend is different. and we see that the, those regimes we should have products sofa to into essentially the, the weekend on the, on the disappear old resilience of that style with don't say any, maybe egypt, but also with some corrections. but the, the incinerator, for example, we have um, yeah, something like a is a lot is why my democracy. i don't think

if you be the security drug or other gms, economic arguments become 2nd great. the nation is address, the nation is in danger. any kind of policy that improves the military strength and it's added to tyrone paul of the nation isn't justified. but of course this is wrong. i'm the premise is the, it's the wrong premise. rush is not an immediate pressing french. it's not a question of either you re, um, or you learn to speak russian as that as the secretary general of nato just said, i mean, fact is simply, um, i mean it, it, it's, it's, it's better it dangerous, wretched. and yet, about lawrence give you, i'll see if i may be at the devil's advocate here for a while. you yourself wrote in one of your articles that the keynesian policy was born in war and not at peace time. and for a while, it seemed to be very successful, our very efficient in terms of abolishing unemployment, both in the u. k. and in the u. s. during the 2nd world war that allowed the american economy to roll off to a 15 or 17 percent annually in the early 90 and 40. so it sounds like a good the

the unauthorized supplement with other gms have to buy expensive water. it has just $45.00 levels of water available per person per day here. but, but the 1000000 inhabitants a vast amount of best waters generated. do be centralized water treatment could significantly improve the situation according to what it's in study. only half of the settlements wastewater should be treated him daddy's centralized plugs, the other half of sudden, normally hard, which is very dense. it's c, but it's system. and so mark, this would be connected to the centralized points out sites and them behind in the for the stadium. and it can be an idea and flew the created risk, bought a good recharge, the small lakes and water reservoir is located around. so i'm going to be hot so recycling go based water waste water treatment has the most room to play considering and environment constrained society. now that a range of all these more extreme groundwater, the charge is not very high according to what he seemed to study. 80 percent of his daughter in india could be treated under u

he also believes that india's food security must not rely on for and source gm prob, sending in the large amount of good, which is 60 percent lower than the indian prices, which at any cost which has decided the yet. so if we allow the gym crops in india, then the price is off on the visit and then i really price it with the cost of selling it and they're going to be below the cost of production. this is one thing the last, since we have the g m crops in india, then again we have the brand of all the american was being that supposed to supply speed. so it was sorry to be losing the indian market. then we are all sort of bring in all american companies to supply cmc ripped out again and having a serious issues. because the cube judging that i be out of policies, they continue to increase the price of speed and agro inverts, which is part of the costs of production in india. and which really, but eventually getting their game in agriculture. and they are really big, some people for dependent, but for security and low of the country with the population of almost 1500000. again, depending on