not one but two anc along. willie gains, are you here? [applause] also a proud north carolina native, chris paul. he is a hell of a ballplayer. he supports the business course here at anc. she is a fierce champions for all hbcus. i signed an executive order to advance hbcus across the entire administration. from policies to funding. we were able to deliver $5 billion last year to hbcus and more to come this year. five million dollars. we are also working to increase pell grants to help many of black students and lower income families in four-year schools. my wife is a here with me today because she is a -- high demand feels like cybersecurity, health care and so much more. to talk about why it is so critical that we have to invest in american actor -- that is why it is essential congress takes action quickly to support innovation. i said today when we were at the cybersecurity unit that more is going to change in the next 10 years that it has changed in the last 50 years. science and technology is moving so rapidly. it is a part of a visi

nc anc --a&t -- since january of 2021. president biden and members have prioritized visiting hbcus and he asked they have -- they will meet faculties and students who are sending robotics and cybersecurity. i will talk about investments and how they can help build on the remarkable progress. in leon -- laying foundation. the president will highlight the domestic manufacturing treasury -- you will discuss how greensboro's economy and educational -- will reinvest themselves. and will benefit for the package of the bipartisan innovation act. which will make historic investments in r&d. that means stronger supply chains, more manufacturing jobs and lower prices for consumers as we break out the bottlenecks like table -- semiconductor chips. 473,000 manufacturing jobs have been created on the president's watch. he wants to build on the success bypassing the bipartisan innovation act to create more good paying jobs and knowing -- lower prices for families. during black maternal health we, kamala harris will have the first ever w

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there is a hint of a chance of rain thursday into thursday night, may be lingering into fridayoutse ance. t get hos up achances willgo lower and lower rather than higher and higher as we had to the end of next week. we will keep you updated. passing clouds whip in the atmosphere. no moisture out of those. bay area in the 60s while inland we are in the low to mid 70s. if you head to the giants game this evening, first pitch temperature will be around 57 degrees. it is later because this is the game on apple tv. 7:15 first pitch. before the game for pregame festivities, a degree or two warmer, but cool and breezy throughout. the wind should die down at the end of the game. we end up with a mix of upper 40s and low 50s on the map by early tomorrow morning. close to normal for this time of year. slightly above average. high temperatures tomorrow, once again almost exactly normal. a couple degrees cooler for inland areas with a stronger onshore wind pushing the air farther inland. let's zoom in for a closer look. temperatures on the coast not much different than today. near 70 degrees down th

trust me, it's much harder than it licks dutch artist, settler kemper anc doesn't just make it seem easy. you could say her artworks are poetry in motion. she wants her audience to become emotionally involved when her sculptures start to move. countless ceramic circles are linked together, creating, combing and soothing sounds. they are the work of dutch artifact feel competent. her ceramic sculptors reach out to all the senses. i make things that i've never seen before. i've never heard before to make new things, new combinations that make me happy or make me feel on who that's strange or that's and an or what, but something else. yeah. so, so now lives on the dodge island of tech. so as a child, sesa was already creative and showed a keen interest in dance and art. after one year at a fashion academy, she switched to visual arts where she enjoyed exploring different materials. she finds inspiration in her surroundings. nature is white, biggest inspiration. and then especially the movements in nature. so where changes are like the tide, like the wind, like the blot in our facility, like

that department there was anc. yes. meet made me really fear for my life pulling to let them on the cars along. did it um, synchronize none. i counted on the income, then goop on the bible, including shy, they live by die law. take um gal gum ticonda ya kai. the justice minister was furious poet and says and ordered him to stop arresting military officials. thing the form that afghan. com cool from mia to time. why did an important they got gandhi goal book on kava u. t. guy jacob ha ha like i like man, man. we get a copy of poet statutory declaration to professor poll chambers, expert on ty, civil, military relations at thailand's. not a salon university. amazing. this is rich. what really stands out for you? well, it's how clear it is written that the leaders of the hunter at the time, ah, were involved and trying to silence her when there was an inspector inside the military who was intimidating. ah, but when that supposed to be the guy investigating, he's inside the military making threats. who gave that inspec

ridge builds further and further in now so that we disturb ance that brought the very northern tier the state. some showers yesterday is out of the picture. now we're just right now. we're just warm and we are only going to be looking at warming temperatures ahead of us. so today, warmer than yesterday, school 60's were some pretty solid 70's on the map tomorrow. we'll start a trend of some 80's. and by thursday, you'll have 90's for not just our inland areas, but also right along the bay. if you're not quite adjusted to the heat, make sure to plan thursday to get yourself to a cooler spot. now by friday, we're still in the 80's but start to cool down after that saturday and sunday taking us back into a range of 70's for the most part and into early next week. may see a couple of sprinkles actually drifting into the bay come monday. today's winds will gust as high as 20 miles per hour. much like yesterday will be breezy at times, but not excessively windy. one. now, as far as temperatures go today, it is going to be a day spent in the 70's for your afternoon highs. whether you're inland

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about your tenure from start to the beginning in within the ukranian armed forces starting with your anc perhaps. and how did you end up there? a social not just with the 1st battalion training marines. from nikolai, i'm just coming to the end of our last 6 months of my contract, so i've been there for sure and a half years when i'm there fast. and nothing spectacular just to be a pill was a my wife married to ukraine in mario cushy listing barrier for certain we were there and needed some work while the walla sun from the school, i'm going to transition to university of carland to re carry. so it works for 3 year stint in may raise our company background of working. i was working on years a lesson in the early 90. so it's a big step 30 years later to come back in there in this regular army. so it was, were written a suffered language over. so when you try and he was very, very bad, much didn't matter. pacific crushes are, i understand a little bit as russian is coming on. and that's where we ended up with her. what is a sector normal check to talk. we kind of obviously rush and now comi

bass region. meanwhile, evidence is mounting of war crimes committed by russian forces. ukraine as war anc morning that the apparent massacre of civilians in the town of boucher is likely just the beginning with more atrocities yet to be documented. dw rebecca readers has spoken to a doctor who escaped the besieged city of mario bull. the port city has been under consistent attack for weeks through almost full weeks of war and the most unspeakable conditions. anna, a neurologist worked and lived in the mary hugh paul city hospital, now in the relative safety of love if she tells me of her ordeal. but just let us show, during the heaviest, bombardments we had around 50 patients an hour. arriving a day the hospital was so over crowded, and the windows doors and roof wall destroyed stead. not long after it got even worse, the russians caught the water supply as, but alice knew we would gather snow. rain water, use the water from inside the boilers and disinfect it. so many patients were dying . she tells me they were forced to put the corpses outside in bags, asked her to have all the worst t

i shall anc and police, so 5 live rounds to scatter protests is killing one person and injuring up to 20 others. it's the 1st deaths in weeks of demonstrations. they want the reservation of president growth by roger parks whose government is trying to negotiate a financial rescue. michelle fernandez reports in columba. c sure, and tara is police open fire against anom protestors in rumbled financial anchor. the protested had blocked a railtrack as after the government raised fuel prices by more than 130 percent on tuesday. $24.00 people were injured including 8 policemen. many of them bleeding heavily were taken to the hospital in an audio statement. police spokesman the hotel, do a blame protest as for the violence my own, don't you answering all either can. i mean was they were want repeatedly to disperse, but protestors did not listen. they tried to set fire to a tanker burnt a 3 wheeler taxi and damaged property. the police use tear gas to break up the crowd. at which point the crowd responded by throwing stones in order to control the situation. the police opened fire police and

the country's largest and newest intercontinental ballistic missile young anc says it could put the us mainland well within range of korea, says it successfully launched the weapon in march. one of 13 tests this year raging is to introduce mass testing for most of its 21000000 residence. as authority struggle to contain a search in corona virus cases, people have been panic, buying supermarkets, stalking off on essential, essential items in food. china's capital is rolled out strict measures under 0 covert policy. and the economic effects of china's locked downs are starting to be self. it's called in march for national bureau statistics as gross domestic product grew 4.8 percent compared to earlier retail sales down the lowest since april 2020 . and to unemployment is at its highest since may 2020. and let's say result for this quarter will be worth since thousands of cities are in full or partial lockdown during the world's largest port in shanghai. and the effects will extend beyond china. congestion at ports is full cost increase shipping costs, and consumers around the world can e

there still a lot of concerns about headwinds, because of the weaker economic output, anc saying china's economy will not gain much from the currency due to the account surplus and weak domestic demand. dani: coming up, we speak with a swedish executive about their latest results. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: this is bloomberg "daybreak: middle east." francine: deutsche bank now saying it will raise its forecast. it's amazing how long has gone from three or four years ago with a lot of being able to attract, saying there confirming their full your revenue forecast but revenue is doing quite well in a changing environment. dani: joining us is allison, thanks for joining us this morning. you talked about your sale of swedish towers, closing sooner than expected, ahead of plan. in terms of proceeds, will they all be in the form of buybacks or are any dividends planned? >> it's great to be here and i'm delighted to be reporting is very strong start to the year with gross momentum accelerating across all of our businesses. as you say, yes, we will now be closing the transaction reported earli

soon go under mcdonald flights of gun spitzer, debbie ones, that's and and give you into shy belief as anc. we consider the thinking of this platform to be an environmental crime. i have arranged that the apt iep, he's official vehicles, will not use shall petrol stations until further notice. say the tongue we hadn't suddenly even the pro free market party, the f t p was on the same wavelength. as greenpeace, the sinking of brand spar had been sheldrake britain's play. but that didn't keep people from boycotting showed germany's gas stations. issues like c o 2 emissions or reducing car traffic generally weren't disgust. people just got their fuel elsewhere, dummy combat and in camden. that brings us to the heart of the protein content. lucy, didn't philip at shell be dis who s who are b. p or errol? sanity all oil companies? no better than shell. this is even this shows the superficiality of these greenpeace campaigns, which are based on the power of images and in the, off it turn against the company we see in the picture. but we don't ask questions of an underlying structure that, that i

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colleague doctor plumb and i'll ask him to elaborate on this, mentioned in the fy 23 request, there is anc significat increase as the administration recognizes the importance of this program. >> and you answered my question, i want to make sure we understand the importance of fully funding that. given the increased use of chemical weapons in syria and asymmetricmm agents by north koa and russia, what can c we do to deter further use of chemical or biological evidence, what are we doing to ensure international norms against the use of these weapons is not eroded and what can we doo to develop new standards that deal with emergent chemical and biological threats? >> thanks, it is an important question and i think the crisis ukraine and the threat by russia have potential use of chemical and biological weapons is opening everyone's eyes. the deterrent issue is a challenge for this administration, the fact that the white house uses the microphone and the nazis of america to caught this up is and important deterrent. i think we have been able -- and it struck not just the administration, the en

because when you look at your instagram, doesn't it make you happy when you see cute pictures of dogs anc -- dogs and cats? i think the more petfluencers we have, the better. larry: we have grumpy cats. may grumpy cat was the first petfluencer. i can't even say that anymore. karina: you did it a couple times. good job. a team of researchers from the u.k. and sweden say they identified the best and worst smells in the world. start thinking about it. [laughter] the team says people surveyed around the world love this smell of vanilla most. all study participants were from non-western cultures, some who had never spelled it before the survey. -- smelled it before the survey. the smelled the group hated the most? i can't even believe i'm saying this on the air. foot sweat. larry: that is one of my favorites. [laughter] dan: some of my favorites are vanilla bean, violet, a great red wine, and freshly mowed grass on a baseball diamond. with hand signals. [laughter] larry: keep up with the times, dan. vanilla, who doesn't like vanilla? the scent of vanilla just makes you feel good. i think there

. >> good morning anc thanks for waking up with us on a friday. that's just a little bonus again today. as you've got the weekend coming. i'm darya and i'm right at happy about the weekend. yeah, definitely. the weather looks great. this all working out. k-pop yesterday and then the weekend's nice and cool for anything you want to do, yeah. hopefully we were all just able to get ourselves to city see yesterday and it was just one day of the very hottest of temperatures. >> today already a big step back in tomorrow as we've talked about getting even nicer yet. now outside this morning, skies are clear. conditions are calm and we're nice and dry out there. easy going for your friday morning. my recommendation is get those windows wide open. get your fans set up. let that cool air in this morning. that is temperatures do eventually start to rise. seal it in close the curtains. let your house stay cool for as long as possible. alameda, you're at 60 degrees. most of the rest of us, though, are the 50's right now. 40's for some of the north bay. so defi

. >> good morning anc thanks for waking up with us on a friday. that's just a little bonus again today. as you've got the weekend coming. i'm darya and i'm right at happy about the weekend. yeah, definitely. the weather looks great. this all working out. k-pop yesterday and then the weekend's nice and cool for anything you want to do, yeah. hopefully we were all just able to get ourselves to city see yesterday and it was just one day of the very hottest of temperatures. >> today already a big step back in tomorrow as we've talked about getting even nicer yet. now outside this morning, skies are clear. conditions are calm and we're nice and dry out there. easy going for your friday morning. my recommendation is get those windows wide open. get your fans set up. let that cool air in this morning. that is temperatures do eventually start to rise. seal it in close the curtains. let your house stay cool for as long as possible.

but at the bottom of their life for us in the in anc, thank you. still head on al jazeera o. losing patience with pandemic logged alms, anger is directed at officials and the chinese city of shanghai also transforming glass waste into works of oz gone is the only gloss blow is automation . to turn trash into treasure. i've been ford will find out which team the hitting for my head of the n b a playoff far is here with that story. ah, with hello that we'll have a look at africa in a moment. the 1st to the middle east and west. sing a cool down across hill event, thanks to a weather system pulling east across turkey, bringing some heavy snow to the caucasus. so temperatures here will dip down in places like syria and lebanon. but they'll be picking up farther south across some of the gulf states like oman. we have a look at the 3 day for mascot, for example. we're going to be touching $42.00 degrees by whedon. stay so well above the average hot and dry conditions with a slight wind by thursday. now as we had to north africa, it's all about the wind h

ideology which disney and others have decided to force on the american people or the site is an amazing ance o ancient right to understand that there are about 100 gender that is so important to understand that they don't t knw how many genders there are yetru because they're making it up as they go along. it's incredibly dangerous what these people are doing. my favorite wasre the first graders being taught.t now when doctors deliver babies ,they're really just guessing if it's a boy or girl first graders that this is an educated guess. it's not a guess anyway.yway, an and nobody supports discrimination. most americans havein a libertarian liberal life but leave the kids alone, letan the parents deal with these issues. and if they want tod ea have afr school opt in programs, they can do that . all right, kelly, thank you . douglass. he thank you . left when we come back , the woke left. they've gone too far as they continue too lock parents out of their kid's education. we'll continue this discussionci . how does it impact the november midterms? we'll ask tulsi gabbard next to talk to keep