now, one company that's managed to build at least part of its product here on american shores is milpitas-based miravis. it makes a tv screen that it says is lighter, brighter, and just about anything else out there. one of the executives is here. i've seen pictures of these tv screens, 100 inches. they're ginormous. you must have some trouble explaining to homeowners how big these tvs are. >> yeah, so tvs 65 inch, 75, 85-inch tvs, they really can't get much bigger, because they become too heavy, too unwieldy to move and mount. so we've taken a revolutionary different approach to actually designing a big screen tv, which is using a passive screen that takes in laser light. >> you're talking about a projector, right? this is not a screen, this is a high-quality projector, but the screen itself. this isn't something like my chemistry teacher used to pull down from over the chalkboard. this is a very personal screen. >> correct. it's actually not really a projector system. the emphasis is really on the screen. so the projector is just providing a light source and the magic is in the screen. there'

shores. not something that by bogus climate change theory it is a man-made disaster created by the biden administration and americans pay the price not as a loss of life but also through life and treasures of the supreme court arguing in case a couple months ago the biden administration want to have government benefits. so the biden administration is decriminalizing people coming here and title 42 is one of the last tools we have in our toolbox to stop it even further invasion of the country and now they want to resend that with devastating consequences to the entire country. steve: that's a bridge to the next topic of how states can stand up for themselves. what can they do for arizona? >> what can you do to resist? >> i've been involved in numerous lawsuits with the failure to build the wall over the permanent guidance policy where he's not deporting people of deportation orders we are suing them over the attempt to resend title 42 we have been using those tools and furthermore i'm the firs

the industry may never be back on american shores. >> i am aware tariffs heard american consumers but i'm concerned about engaging this race to the bottom in terms of governments across the world doing the capital investment. that long-term is not a good solution. >> i will go next to senator wicker to make a quick comment. >> in response to a question to senator johnson, when was the significant darpa investment early on and to what extent do governments supply funds to get it started? >> many of the original elements of the semi conductor industry date back to the earliest days of darpa. that was 50 or 60 years ago that produce many technologies that the internet, semi conductors, ai runs on today. these are long-term research investments. that's why we see things like the and ftc portion of the chips act, a cortical aspect, not just worried about the next decade of this industry but decades of this industry into the future. >> this will be the last. do you know if transpacific partnership would have addressed these problems? >> i'm a big believer in the tpp. that would be key be go

so i think that is a narrative that needs to be shored up for all of americans, especially single retirees. host: we will hear from our guest. guest: first, your focus on 401(k)s and the fact that the provisions are trying to get more people access, and that is true and we do need to shore up coverage and make sure more americans have access to the retirement plan. the bureau of labor statistics stated that 60% have access to it when you dig into the details and look at the employer's of 500 or more, it is 91 percent so it is really small businesses. the senate does happen we will put some provisions that will encourage small businesses but that is where we need to shore up coverage. you mentioned. up to medical expenses, that is true and what i encourage any american right now is to talk to your hr department and figure out, do you have a health savings account, which is another tax-deferred see -- vehicle that will help individuals be able to put funds away from -- for their medical expenses and savings into their 401(k). that can also be used as a retirement account if you are not utili

american shore because their boat sinks before they get around to the american side. of course, it's not just in the ocean you see people die coming here. in the arizona sector, it's not unusual to have people dehydrate to death in the summer sun. americans, good natured as we are, they sometimes put out gallons of water in the desert hoping that people that are dehydrating to death find the gallons of water but frequently they don't. and as you get further down the border in the past when i have been on the rio grande border, it's, again, not unusual to have people drown in the rio grande. it looks like a shallow river and they don't realize, you know, the undertow and that thing and they wind up dying. women who try to come across, particularly women who try to be with groups that are got-aways and sneak across, the this was of one of the counties -- this is another number i find hard to believe. the sheriff told me, one of the this was in arizona, he believes 80% of the women -- sheriffs in arizona, he believes that one of the women with got-aways, 80% are raped. i

is this economic warfare essentially hurting trade as you just point out washes back on to american shores? it's hard to understand why china is taking such a hard stance internally right now when it comes to covid. bret: i think that's a great question and one in which the epidemiologists and others don't have an answer to. that's the place it starts. they know that. and how much china knows about the next iteration that's all up in the air. they don't know that they do know that what china does affects the rest of the world exponentially when it documents supply chain and what they are doing now is going to hurt eventually. rachel: bret, let's talk a little bit about what is happening in florida with ron desantis' message to disney regarding their policies and how they are trying to influence the state of florida with their -- regarding the woke policies. bret: yeah. i think that that's -- listen, that back and forth has been interesting to watch, right? and i think that this law that's now signed, there are some republicans who have concerns about punishing a company. now, you can take

our bill brings american manufacturing back to our shores, including $52 billion for chips, which are crucial for making cars, cell phones and more. our bill will help reinvigorate america's industry. securing $45 billion to strengthen our supply chain and reduce dependence on foreign nations and lowering costs. and our bill will invest in research and education so we diversify our stem workforce with apprenticeships. and our bill will promote the u.s. global leadership. these are investments that all americans need so desperately in order to obtain prosperity. my colleagues and i look forward to swiftly going to conference with the senate so we can put forth a strong bill that will help all americans and put it on the president's desk to sign. madam speaker, i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from kansas, mr. mann, for five minutes. mr. mann: madam speaker, in preparation for re-authorizing the farm bill in 2023, i rise today to deliver the eighth installment of my farm bill impact series, where i'm highlighting various aspects of the

the call from the president to shore up defense. kumasi: a school district urging parents to keep children home today. julian: and how prone are you to catching covid? scientists may have found the answer as to why some people are more likely to get the virus. kumasi: this sneaky dog who knew exactly what he was doing when he took this package. julian: must have been something good inside. good morning. it is friday. kumasi: we want to start with a check of the forecast. lisa: good morning. we are looking at a colder start. only 40 in santa clara. 42, mountain view. 40 at stanford. low 40's in. 50, alameda. that brings us anywhere from 2-7 degrees colder at the coast. winds have backed off. that is the big reason. we have some 50's into are a our. -- hour. we also have 60's and 70's. and high clouds entering the picture. more sun in the south bay. it will be a brighter day. julian: thank you. developing news, abc news has learned an american has died fighting alongside ukrainian forces. his death comes as president biden calls for $

under its auspices, as well as to talk a little about what is left to be done for the democrats to shore up support for this law, including expanding coverage for poor americans, and also tout an administrative action under the biden administration to expand coverage for 5 million more families to give them health insurance subsidies. so it was a celebration in part and an attempt to rally support for health insurance going forward. laura: but what is really going on there? are democrats worried about president biden's falling ahead of the midterm elections, and they think barack obama can shore up support? >> i thinkhat is definitely another purpose behind this, perhaps the more important purpose behind this. and that is that president biden and the democrats, their poll numbers are not very good right now, and historically, in power parties have rough midterm elections. so they are looking at a tough time in the upcoming midterm elections. in what midterm elections turn on often is motivating the base. there is no one better at motivating the democratic base than barack obama. he is st

giving farmers and ranchers more options to shore up. bring down prices for american families. i have said it before i will say it again. i am a capitalist. without capitalism, without opposition, it is not capitalism. it is exploitation. bringing down historic progress being. going to drive home 50 miles. i have to make sure the thousands of bridges in the state are safe. i hope you aren't going over something. that starts with roads and bridges. it really does. as they pointed out, iowa has more bridges than any other state in the nation that are classified as structurally deficient 4500 are in poor condition. here is the reason why cindy is working with him for structure that is so important. two thirds of the ridges need of repair in this country are considered off system. they are not directly on the interstate highway system. back in january i was supposed to speak in pittsburgh which i did at a still meal. on the way there, a bridge collapsed. what most people don't realize, it is called the city of bridges. there are more bridges in pittsburgh than any other city in ame

who are seeking the american dream. that has been the tradition of this country. that has been part of our ethos and we need to get back to it. >> congresswoman, before we go, there appears to be the possibility of peace talks in russia's war in ukraine. ukrainian negotiators saying this weekend that draft documents for a potential peace agreement have reached a point where vladimir putin and ukrainian president zelenskyy may be ready to discuss the terms. what can you tell us as far as the reaction in congress to this news this weekend? >> well, i mean, you know, we're a wait and see. there have been a number of pronouncements that have come from the negotiations by vladimir putin. he has proven to be untus worthy. he has proven to be murderous. this is a quagmire of just atrocity that is taking place in the ukraine, and so it is critical that we continue to support president zelenskyy in these negotiations, however, you know, we have to wait until we see what they have agreed to and we will be supportive of whatever i

of an american. the family says he died fighting with ukrainian forces while working with the private military contracting company. his wife saying in a statement, "he went wanting to help people. he'll was felt that was his main mission in life. i did not expect to be a widow at 23 years old or for our son to be without a father." ukraine's capital, burning buildings where officials say at least two russian missiles were fired into a residential area. president biden it is critical this funding gets approved as quickly as possible. >> president biden calls for congress to allocate $33 billion to support ukraine's fight over the coming months. president biden: we need to contribute arms, funding, munitions, and so they can continue this fight. >> the white house requesting more than $20 billion in military assistance and more -- another $8.5 billion for basic citizen services. more than half of the u.s. promised artillery is arriving to ukraine. >> i have this to say -- we will not give up. >> vowing

testing, shoring up the domestic manufacturing depository. improving surveillance. a lot of americans were uninsured and can't afford these things until -- until those investments by congress, one of the things that concerns me, greta, is that it has been 80 weeks and -- eight weeks and both members in congress -- have not reached an agreement -- that funding is not backed ended -- and it has been eight weeks. the administration has come with a billion-dollar request. both sides agreed on a packers. house democrats said no because they were not please in terms of whether dollars came from. senators rahman are -- romney and schumer came up with the new package. title 42 which is a public health authority use as integration tool and they left for recess and there has been no progress in ensuring that those investments are made to protect the public. in congress comes back, this is a high priority for them to really support the american public in this offramp and the new normal. host: this is a piece that you and your colleagues put together , positioning america's pub

on these shores in north america, there's always been different tribes different nations, even if they are in sort of these confederations or collaborations, right displacement moves them into other territories, which can create conflict you have these cultural influences that start playing into all of this and so i think you know, i mean i i you know when i was growing up my parents, you know sort of their downtime sort of comfort television watching was things like big valley and what was a big valley ponderosa the rifleman stuff like that, right and i would cringe watching those right? i would be like he'll watch this is horrible how they're depicting. you know, it's horrible and then over time, you know, i as i've been trying to, you know, learn a little bit more and understand these different dynamics. i'm really? throne a little bit by what you just said, i mean the fact is the as much of the scholarship as we would like to see simply isn't there and but the beautiful thing is we're incorporating other disciplines to help us right. so whether it's the archeology work that gets do

so i think that is a narrative that needs to be shored up for all of americans, especially single retirees. host: we will hear from our guest. guest: first, your focus on 401(k)s and the fact that the provisions are trying to get more people access, and that is true and we do need to shore up coverage and make sure more americans have access to the retirement plan. the bureau of labor statistics stated that 60% have access to it when you dig into the details and look at the employer's of 500 or more, it is 91 percent so it is really small businesses. the senate does happen we will put some provisions that will encourage small businesses but that is where we need to shore up coverage. you mentioned. up to medical expenses, that is true and what i encourage any american right now is to talk to your hr department and figure out, do you have a health savings account, which is another tax-deferred see -- vehicle that will help individuals be able to put funds away from -- for their medical expenses and savings into their 401(k). that can also be used as a retirement account if you are not utili

o'clock tonight for sneaker waves and very strong rip currents as as well as continued to build on shore. we go 84 degrees american canyon and in vallejo, but misha and martinez eighties comment around the peninsula again with a bit of a breeze. 70 seashore 88. morgan hill, so surely somebody's going to call me up and say, hey, i had 90 degrees in my backyard. you said it was going to be 88. well, you know, depending on the amount of pavement you have, you could realize 90 degrees travis. perhaps mountain house. discovery bay. here you go. temperature wise, hottest state tomorrow. slight cooling on friday, two mini heatwave and then cooler conditions but still nice over the weekend. bringing in cloud cover next monday and tuesday with that slight chance of rain much needed precipitation returning here to the bay area, make it a great day. everyone will do that. thank you, roberta. coming up next. the price of oil on wall street is falling. prices are dropping at the gas station. how lawmakers on capitol hill are taking a closer look into whether oil companies are price gouging, and the b

they are holding 1 will 0 americans hostage. to the shores of tripoli and the hymn that's where we get that line. what does it mean to you as a marine. >> sing that song in tune to identify stand at attention just saying it thanks for that. >> what makes the bashry coast high watt so important to us without that we probably wouldn't have a marine corps. just to give everybody a quick history lesson, we didn't need a big defense force at the time, and at sea because we were defending our own continent. what we did need was to be able to trade with people all over the world. so marines were established to protect our trading ships as they were going to the mediterranean and places like the coast. one little place tripoli they weren't having it. their pirates kept attacking our ships. the marine corps comes around and protection them heroic venture ends up taking and also basically establishing a new in tripoli with american flag attached. that type of conquest really set the precedent for who we would be as a country around the wo

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north american free trade agreement was a great opportunity. why not make stuff in mexico and central america and become less dependent on china? jackie: i mean, i think we have learned. you would have to send a memo to the administration, because they're the ones that seem to be tone deaf when it comes to this. last question to you, dan. just looking at the markets, we've seen this selloff. do you think it continues sell in may, go away, and we're right there. does it continue for a little while longer? >> i think what we're seeing right now especially with earnings that are going to be coming out over the next couple of weeks, investors have not been too forgiving related to companies not performing the way they should be. so if they're missing the mark on earnings or the revenue numbers are not in line, investors are making them pay. why? because the market has been so frothy. so there's been a lot of value built in. companies better perform, or the investors are going to let 'em know about it. jackie: dan, mitch, great to see you both. than

ibly15 president biden credited the american rescue plan for getting the economy back open but we are experiencing decades high of inflation and unlikely the fed and squash inflation without causing her recession. white house council of economic advisers member jared bernstein. thanks for coming on the show. i know you are a busy guy. obviously we long retired the word transitory when it comes to inflation but what is the at ministration's forecast? when did it start to fall and can you imagine returning to the low levels of the previous decade when globalization seemed a good thing? >> if you look at every forecast they tell you something very important, they all expect inflation to grow more slowly at the end of the year, not to address the question at the rate it was growing paris pandemic in the 1% to 2% range but around 4.5% which is half of where it is and that's a strong deceleration but not where president biden would like to see it. he recognizes what a smaller rate of price pressures because a household budget and so he will keep pressing our agenda to ease price pressures a

an economist that spoke to "axios" told us it sounds good in political conversation, on-shoring and how international corporations have somehow stolen jobs from american corporations, but it is totally inconsistent with where we are now. now, that does -- there's an exception to that rule and that's in semiconductor production. there's been a pretty consistent push that's bipartisan to bring home semiconductors, but there there's only going to be about thousands of jobs and not the millions that have been promised. >> certainly a political hot spot for this white house. "axios" also reporting that senate majority leader schumer's team is privately acknowledging that senate democrats don't have the necessary votes to get eric garcetti through caucus and confirmed as ambassador to india. garcetti, of course, former mayor of los angeles. india a key post particularly right now. tell us, sarah, why does it matter and why is it not happening? >> you're right. what senator schumer's team is privately telling colleagues is that he may not have the 50 democratic votes and it is creating a bit o

and outsourcing of american jobs through these arrangements. that does not mean, however, that we are not bringing an economic engagement to this region. that does not have economically meaningful outcomes. in the sense of market access in ordinary english, which is to enhance our access to each other's markets, that is very much a part of what we are doing. in terms of the high labor and environment standards, i want to thank you for affirming your commitment to the standards in u.s. trade policy practice because that is exactly the kind of practice that we want to bring to our trading partners in order to counteract those forces that have tended to bleed out our industries to other regions. we would like to use trade to raise standards around the world, to raise standards to the standards we have here so we can all enjoy the kinds of lives and opportunities we would like. sen. crapo: i agree with that, but i define market access as free-trade agreements. and i just don't see why we cannot engage -- we've got nations in the indo pacific who ar

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did some of that has yet to hit our shores here with us is clayton. it is hard to believe. there are still ships filled with oil and other oil-related products headed here >> brian, thanks for having me that is the case when the biden administration imposed the ban on rush and oil imports, it did give the 45-day window for trades and anything pre-purchased before march 8th to make its way onshore. that deadline expires at 12:01 a.m. on april 22nd coming in on april 21st. according to energy firm, there are three ships left carrying russian oil on the way to the united states. a couple of them should be arriving on wednesday this week and then the very last one we are tracking is named from the crow croatian city. it should arrive in new orleans a few days ahead of the deadline >> by the way, the tanker tracker does a great job you gave me the names over the weekend. i looked up one of the ships one ship coming in is coming from freeport, bahamas, to corpus christi, texas. it is not a russian port they are going somewhere else, stopping, so it is harde

who arrive on their shores. as they do, congress has an opportunity to reform our immigration system to be more welcoming to individuals around the world who are in need. i share the outrage of my constituents who are watching what is unfolding in ukraine. as an advocate for ukrainians here at home and abroad, i am also reminded that there are other atrocities occurring around the world. we can and must extend the same outrage we have for the crimes in bucha to the crimes in sira, the conflict and famine in yemen, and violence in the northern triangle. and just as we open our doors to ukrainian refugees, we can and must open our doors to refugees from around the world. in lee cent weeks i have -- recent weeks i have urged the biden administration to end title 42. this policy allowed the us us to use the pandemic as justification for expelling migrants without a hearing before an immigration judge. the administration just announced last week that they intend to end this policy. one immediate effect will be that u

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