michael: randy credico is now preparing to be the star witness in the trial of roger stone. male: randy, we just got this set of documents. i need you to take a look at 'em to review 'em, read 'em. get back to me. let me know what you think about what's in there. randy: this is gonna take me forever. look how much stuff-- male: it won't take you forever. it's not that much, it's just a little. randy: it's like reading "war and peace." look at all of this. male: it's e-mails and text messages. michael: the trial will focus on a series of communications between stone and credico that suggested they both had advanced knowledge of what wikileaks was planning to publish. credico now says he never had contact with assange, and roger stone was all talk. rand i don't think he had a back channel. i mean, you know, if you put a gun to my head and said, "you have to guess correctly. did stone have or not have a back channel? otherwise, we're gonna pull the trigger," i would, if my life is at stake, i'd say, "he never had a back channel, but he was just out there." the guy is a selpromoter. you kno

randy: i don't think it will change. the attraction of gold -- gold has always treated at a premium to the consumption metals. metals are a higher level of pace metal in terms of demand out there. we are going to see continued higher prices. what it comes down to, especially our company, because the strength of our model, the low risks, we do not have inflation risks. our costs are fixed. so the premiums that we trade at , because of that low risk profile, because of the exposure we give the gold production, we do not see it in the base metal space and there have been companies that have tried moving into that space and they are not trading at those values. we will always look at that space, it is something i believe in and we are committed in trying to help companies bring those metals to market, but our preference is to purchase the precious metals from those copper mines, those nickel mines , and help them continue to produce that cobalt and copper and nickel. kriti: i would like to ask about the currency impact. a lo

i'm going to now turn the event back over to randy shaw and randy will move us into q&a. [ applause ] >> i know the mayor's schedule is tight but do you want to look a room. >> okay. >>> the tenderloin is home to families, immigrants, seniors, merchants, workers and the housed and unhoused who all deserve a thriving neighborhood to call home. the tenderloin initiative was launched to improve safety, reduce crime, connect people to services and increase investments in the neighborhood. as city and community-based partners, we work daily to make these changes a reality. we invite you to the tenderloin history, inclusivity make this neighborhood special. >> we're all citizens of san francisco and we deserve food, water, shelter, all of those things that any system would. >> what i find the most fulfilling about being in the tenderloin is that it's really basically a big family here and i love working and living here. >> [speaking foreign language] >> my hopes and dreams for the tenderloin are what any other community organizer would want for their community, safe, clean streets for every

i'm going to now turn the event back over to randy shaw and randy will move us into q&a. [ applause ] >> i know the mayor's schedule is tight but do you want to look a room. >> okay. >> i lived in the mission neighborhood for seven years and before that the excel see your district. 20 years a resident of the city and county of san francisco. i am the executive director of a local art space nonprofit that showcases work that relate to the latino community and i have been in this building for seven years and some of my neighbors have been here 30 year. we were notified from the landlord he was going to sell the building. when we realized it was happening it was no longer a thought for the landlord and i sort of had a moment of panic. i heard about the small sites program through my work with the mission economic agency and at met with folks from the mayor's housing program because they wanted to utilize the program. we are dealing with families with different needs and capacities. conversations were had early in the morning because that is the only time that all the tenants were in the

a lot of parents we've been speaking to throughout the pandemic would say too little too late from randi weingartner on that point. thank you for joining us. that child of god comment is not the only outrageous thing president biden said yesterday, he insulted half of america. >> president biden: what are income things that will be attacked? this maga crowd is the most extreme political organization that's existed in american history, recent american history. >> joey: congressman byron donald will respond next. my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body was telling a different story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental heal

randi, good morning and thank you for being here. first, i want your reaction to that florida sheriff's proposal. he saying we should arm the custodians. the maintenance staff, the librarians, the teach various. he says that's his first line of defense on school campuses. what's going on? >> so let's just, let's just unpack this for a minute. teachers don't want to be armed. frankly, most people in schools, you know, talk to anybody in a school for five minutes, they'll tell you what's a rotten idea this is. in second, anyone who says that actually doesn't know schools. as abby clements one of the survivors from newtown says, what if he went, would if that shooter went left instead of right? he would've gotten to her classroom. you think about ar-15s. you can shoot 100 bullets in a minute, less than? that you think about these kids, these young adults, these 18 year olds with body armor on. what are we doing here? locking more doors, having less entry during covid we needed to open windows, we need to open doors, we need more ventila

so, randi, why did he decide to hope his doors to thousands of refugees? >> reporter: well, anderson, this winery is quite close to that border crossing with ukraine, and it really did play witness to all of those -- many of those -- refugees coming across from ukraine to moldova. moldova has taken in more refugees per capita. but this particular winery is especially passionate about freedom. it's a great defender of freedom. back in 2014, when russia annexed crimea, the winery came out with a special blend called the freedom blend and it has three great varieties and represents the three countries that are still fighting for their freedom, moldova where i am, ukraine, and georgia. and as the wayne ri puts it, it has the heart of georgia, the terra of moldova, and the free spirit of ukraine. this is a special blend they're rereleasing because of this war the ukraine. so, they're passionate about the people, passionate about the refugees. they would never turn their back on them, i'm told, by those at the winery. it was really very emotional for the employe

guy: randy, -- alix: randy, we really appreciate you catching up with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: well, u.s. stocks are off the lows of the session, the nasdaq 100 headed into the last day of the month in here with the latest is abigail doolittle. abigail: you can see it in this chart, volatility was up all month and then down, down, down, a continuation of the downtrend this morning and now we are looking at a small gain for the month of may, meaning that the april monthly decline being the worst since 2020, march, could be down to the wire on this. relative to one concern that has had markets on the day rising, oil, a look here at the brent crude chart. pretty interesting, we could be looking at a breakout. there is this range since the great psych up and then down and it is impressive to see wti and brent holding into the range that is capped and there is a suggestion that it could go higher and of course the eu is on track to stop all russian oil and, excuse me, the pipeline is still slowing to some degree. one third of the pipeline delivery allowe

en washington, randy serrano, telemundo. >>> hay quienes creen que esto no sería malo. si usted tiene ahorros en una cuenta con intereses el aporte que va a recibir va a ser mayor debido a que esos porcentajes tienden a elevarse y los expertos creen que podría ser un momento para ahorrar dinero en el banco si todavía no lo han hecho. para quienes obtuvieron una casa por medio de crédito hipotecario es posible que suba la tasa un promedio de cinco por ciento. la tasa promedio es de dos punto cinco por ciento. >>> nuevamente se espera que incremente el costo de la gasolina en california, entraría en vigor a partir del primero de julio. loco se va a decir de cuánto más va a ser el golpe. en san francisco el galón cinco con noventa y tres, san mateo cinco con noventa y uno, alameda cinco con ochenta... (información en pantalla). >>> inicia un programa que lo que busca es contratar a doctores de méxico con el fin de brindar bienestar a la comunidad. >>> la crisis ha permanecido por más de quince años. >>> luego de veinte años se convierte en una realidad la colab

our michael mckee is there, with us later with randy quarles. we could take the next 20 minutes and do a data check but the guests are two important. we have to start with an update on pound sterling. jonathan: pretty difficult, had a look at 1.22 earlier, back to 1.23. on the nasdaq, we recover just a bit. down half of 1%. we were down one full percentage .30 minutes ago. yields are higher by five basis points. euro-dollar. dollar showing some strength. a couple of ecb officials talking about higher interest rates. this is where it gets tough. tell me what the central bank will do and then tell me what the market will do in response to that. and the bank of england, we have had the rate hikes. is the euro positive or negative if the ecb hikes this summer? tom: below the radar, a smart note on dollar-yen. that will be interesting into the japanese monday. right now, nadia lovell joins us now from ubs. what changed for ubs yesterday? nadia: not much has changed for us. we sort of came into the market expecting value to be better positioned to ove

i'm going to now turn the event back over to randy shaw and randy will move us into q&a. [ applause ] >> i know the mayor's schedule is tight but do you want to look a room. >> okay. >> everything we do in the tenderloin, we urban outfit. here, this gives us an opportunity to collaborate with other agencies and we become familiar with how other agencies operate and allow us to be more flexible and get better at what we depo in the line of work in this task. >> sometimes you go down and it's hard to get up. so we see ourselves as providing an opportunity for the unhoused to get up. and so i really believe that when they come here and they've said it, this right here is absolutely needed. you can't ask for nothing better. >> the tenderloin is the stuff that ain't on the list of remedies, liked the spiritual connection to recovery and why would i? why would i recover? what have i got to live for? things like that. and sharing the stories. like i was homeless and just the team. and some people need that extra connection on why they can change their life or how they could. >> we have a lot

here's the sound bite from randi weingarten when she gave off the reasons why the large public schools counts go back while other schools were going back. watch this. >> there's no way that you're going to have a full-time school for all the kids and all the teachers the way we used to have it. and in doing this not only this retro-fitting for ventilation systems, but also for buying the damn masks for the cleaning equipment, for the nurses that we'll need. that's why we have been pushing really hard to get the money that states need. >> martha: so they suffered a lot of these school systems and other schools went back and they figured way through all of those things, betsy. we know what the damage is. >> that's right, martha. it's just shameful that for two years randi weingarten and her organization and the other teachers, union bosses really declined to let kids get back in to the classroom. they continued to demand things according to their agenda. not paying attention to the ills that were being imposed on so many kids. we know as this study has again proven, the most vulnerable k

both before vanessa walked down the aisle she sought foot council of her father randy. randi pond wasn't just her father, he was also a retired cop with 23 years on the force. randi decided he needed a man to man with raven. >> he came in and he was all smiles and very, very fun to be around, very talkative, outgoing. >> you and your wife taught good? >> oh yes, i was very impressed with raven. >> so impressed randy gave the two his blessing. >> how is the wedding? >> the wedding was beautiful. it was great. >> and you thought, what's, we're gonna be okay? >> absolutely. >> coming up -- >> you think, at last, justice. >> yes. >> and arrest in the case when dateline continues. with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more.. catching my train... making moves... ♪♪ making a connection... a train connection. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two

1 año electoral en el congreso donde hay esfuerzos por mantener esta política viva desde washington randy serrano telemundo >> en temas relacionados con la frontera de méxico se realizan más entrenamientos en ambos lados dicen que quieren estar preparados independientes de lo que pase con la política alan cecilia méndez estuvo ahí tenéis más detalles adelante >> buenas tardes este entrenamiento no solo incluye agentes estatales cómo guarda nacional sino que también participan agentes del otro lado de la frontera méxico la guardia nacional trabajan el conjunto de este lado de la frontera con esfuerzos con sus aliados en el estado de tamaulipas del otro lado del río >> cuándo renueven el título esperemos que se aumente el aumento de gente que cruza la frontera >> se desplegaron las unidades y se hicieron ejercicios de comunicación >> (hablan en inglés) (hablan en inglés) (hablan en inglés) (hablan en inglés) >> aunque el futuro del título 42 se pelean las corte la guardia nacional asegura que seguirán los operativos >> (hablan en inglés) (hablan en inglés) >> estos ofi

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again for those that came later, i am randy made, president of the free state foundation. welcome back. look around. i bet so many of you have not seen so many of your friends in a long time. some of you that are with us each year, there are a lot of you hear that category, know that almost every year i say wow. i can't believe it. the eighth or the 10th or the 14th free state foundation annual conference, i can see her not in her head because she has heard me say that. but this year, coming out of the pandemic, is wow with an exclamation point. so good to have you with us. we are going to get started in a moment, i just want to so i don't forget to point out that as you know, we are going to serve one of our buffet lunches. i said earlier that laurie could not be with us today. but she did have a part in arranging the buffet lunch and it is going to happen around 12:15 right behind that panel, which will be removed. again, welcome again to our c-span audience. we are always pleased to have c-span with us and thank them for that. now, don't forget to tweet the hashtag, #fs

"yo, do that randy, man. we don't want to hear that --" [ laughter ] so, it's called "randy the bellhop. and i -- like, you know, i was a bellhop doing shenanigans or whatever, checking in people >> jimmy: yep. >> anyway, i flubbed a line, like, really, really hard. i stumbled over it, and i just let it be quiet. i was just like -- i didn't try to fix it or anything. i didn't try to laugh through it, or nothing i didn't have the confidence to, like - >> jimmy: of course. >> -- continue i just let the moment, like, hit the floor. >> jimmy: you just froze >> and it was very, very quiet and i heard this one lady go, "aw. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, that's -- that's bad. >> you know what i mean? it was like -- >> jimmy: "aw. >> i didn't -- i didn't even react to that. >> jimmy: yeah >> i was like, i was so green, i was just like, "yeah, this is not going to work. i finished the sketch or whatever, and they didn't write for me much after that [ light laughter ] it's fine. >> jimmy: like, you feel like you're lettin

today, the event, randi weingarten organized. and nea organized was absolutely impactful. we sat with educators from all over texas. activists. and i know together we can make change. >> i don't know if she was there, randi, but i spoke yesterday to the president of the texas state teachers association. clearly, upset. clearly frustrated. >> she was. >> and she basically said she doesn't think lawmakers have a clue what it is to be a teacher. she doesn't think that they -- that teachers are agreeing with me. obviously, you are as well. >> yeah. >> what's your message? as you all get together, what's your message to them? >> so, you know, i used to tease, chris, that anybody who said really stupid things about education, just spend five minutes in a classroom. actually, just five minutes under the tutelage of like one of these two great teachers that we're sitting with today. but what is worse right now, is that they don't trust us, particularly, in texas, which is where they ban books and stop kids from talking about their -- you know, who they are, and their sexuality and

appreciate you taking the time on this memorial day holiday. >> craig and randy. appreciate it. we'll be right back. plap a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. . >>> turning now to latest on russia's war in ukraine where the focus is on the eastern part of the country as russian troops advance in the donbas region. they have been great help but still need more. cnn melissa bell has the latest. ukrainian forces saying the key town has not yet fallen. you understand that kyiv is worried. there's this appeal for fresh weapons from the yiet united states. the weaponay has been able to push back that rush sian offensive. they have made a difference so far. i asked whether it would be fluff and it was explained that ukraine is a country of some 40 million people. we have a country of 140 million. what they want now from the yiet and other nato allies is more weaponary to help them win this fight. >> thanks so much. two people are dead. another three

all right, randi, thank you very much. all right. let's get another update on your ride this morning. traffic tracker rush. yeah, traffic tracker shows us that the westbound 80 right here at the bay bridge toll plaza is moving without. >> any issue again, you're moving well, as you make your way from oakland in the san francisco, the san mateo bridge continues to be a nice ride for you. not much going on, but you do see a few water droplets on the lens there. so misty damp conditions on that span as well. we were tracking an issue on southbound 8.80, just south of a mission. looks like all lanes are open there. so nothing to slow you down really anywhere on 8.80. let's jump up to the north. we've got our westbound right at the richmond. sandra fell bridge toll plaza and it continues to be extremely light. no headlights in view. here is we're looking at the westbound lanes that is your commute direction from richmond out towards sandra fell. let's head to the north bay in our final stop. the golden gate bridge, the one and only bridge

brandon and randy, thank you for your service to our country in uniform and for your time tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> shannon: reaction also coming in tonight from sandy hook, connecticut, and the people and communities who have been devastated by previous school mass shootings. senior correspondent laura ingal taking a look at that for us tonight. good evening, laura. >> reporter: shannon, today's events bring up the worst memory for the parents who have already lived through the worst nightmare hearing their children were a victim of a school shooting, and today's reaction was swift from those who know what it's like to get the news no parent is ever prepared to hear. sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, was the site of the deadliest mass shooting at an elementary school in u.s. history. it happened on december 14th, 2012, when 20-year-old adam lanza stormed the school, shot and killed 26 people before killing himself. 20 of them were young children between the ages of six and seven years old, six were adult staff members. as the news of th

. >> thanks so much, randy. i'm delighted to be here. i'm particularly honored to be interviewing 2f tc commissioners, commissioner phillips who is here with me, and commissioner christine wilson who is joining us through the magics of zoom. their bios are in the materials and i won't spend a lot of time belaboring that because with so many interesting topics to talk about any short amount of time. so there's one thing, what i'll say is my first question among others is that ftc and doj have asked for comment on reviving our guidelines. and rfi as it is known and the comments were filed recently in april. and the free state foundation submitted comments that describe some recent mergers in the telecom space and question whether the rfi skepticism of mergers are sufficiently justified. i would like to start out with commissioner wilson and ask what your thoughts are on what changes may be in the works and whether any changes are necessary. >> thank you so much, maureen and randy for inviting me to join you today, and my apologies that it

we have to do more. >> shannon: ok, you guys are the experts so i put it to you, randy, what more can we, should we be doing on a legislative front, if anything, in your opinion? >> you know, i listened to the hyperbole of the president. this is not the time for it. the investigation needs to be done. we don't know the facts. we need know what the situation was with this shooter. could there have been things put into place which would have shown this to have been happening? are there people that knew? is the social media of this individual something that revealed a threat? there's so much that needs to be known first before we start talking about how we're going to enact more laws. remember, it's against the law to kill someone. if someone is bobbedder bound and determined to be a -- if someone is bound and determined to be a shooter like this individual, putting in statutory -- a statute into place is not going to stop him from doing his evil deed and this was about as evil as it comes. >> shannon: yes and there were several, obviously state laws and federal laws violated by this ind

documento que es la opinión del amayoría vamos a la corte suprema de justicia en washington dc donde está randy >> hola qué tal saludos desde washington una filtración del documento es un borrador de la decisión final del derecho al aborto en estados unidos la opinión publicada por el diario (nombre en inglés) da a entender que la mayoría de los magistrados están a favor de misisipi en el caso que reta al aborto las reacciones se escucharon republicanos aplaudieron la posible decisión de la corte hasta el presidente de estados unidos, joe biden reaccionaron con desilución ante las consecuencias que la corte falle ante el derecho al aborto >> es importante decir que en la historia de la corte nunca se había filtrado una opinión la corte dijo que el documento es auténtico pero no representa una decisión final si el fallo de la corte hace lo que pide el borrador sí lo anularía como un derecho constitucional federal la corte se prepara las posiciones de los magistrados pueden cambiar antes de la decisión final >> en nuestro estado el gobernador gaby reaccionó ante la posibilidad ag

randi weingarten, american federation of teachers president is among those who testify. members also expressed condolences to the victims of the recent mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. this is just over two hours. [inaudible conversations] >> this hearing is fully e must address that you housekeeping matters. for today's meeting that chair or staff is designated by the chairman you'd purchase of its microphones when are not under recognition. for the purposes of eliminating inadvertent background noise. members are responsible commuting and unmuting themselves i notice when you'reu recognize that you not unmuted yourself. i will ask the staffiz toou senu a request to unmute unmu. please accept the request when you're no longer needed to or might all members and witnesses that the five-minute clock still applies. if there is a technology issue we will move to the next number until the issue is resolved and you will retain the balance of your time. b you will notice a clock on your screen that will show how much time is remaining. at onewi minute rem

for those that came later i am randy may, president of the freestate foundation and welcome back. look around. so many haven't seen so many of your friends in a long long time, right? some of you that are with us each year and there are a lot of you in that category know that almost every year, i can't believe it is the eighth or the 10th or the 14th, freestate foundation annual conference in stanton, nodding her head, she has heard me say that but this year coming out of the pandemic, so good to have you with us. we are going to start in a moment. i want to check out as you know we are going to serve one of our sumptuous buffet lunches. i said lori could be with us but she had part in arranging the buffet lunch and it will happen around 12:15 by the time the panel which will be removed then, welcome if you are joining us, welcome to our c-span audience, always pleased to have c-span with us and thank them for that. don't forget to tweet the hashtag fsf con f. either way. this panel session is titled the hottest topics in communications internet, communications and internet policy

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dead and they are dead because of how passionately they felt about the kids, i'm not talking about randi weingarten, i'm talking about these conversations about pruning kids and people were saying these teachers are saying they treat them as their own. kennedy: not mutually exclusive. these things can all happen at once but let's not take the issues in regina school board meetings and conflated with a horrific shooting in texas where an evil person killed 19 kids and cold-blooded murder. spike. >> on this subject we don't need to choose between the binary of defenseless teachers and cops who refuse to protect them. we can choose to have the american teachers defend themselves, is not for nothing mask shooters take no guns zones to do their shootings because they are the only people there with weapons and often the police won't do anything until it's far too late. when it comes to joe biden's approval rating we are in a recession, we have out-of-control inflation, food and formula shortages, labor shortages, shortages in all types of things and the reality is it's not necessarily just joe

randi weingartne >> joe: they took a stand in november of 2021 in virginia. in the commonwealth, voters rejected people like randiweingarten, who spoke on behalf of mcauliffe at his last campaign rally and you saw what happened there. youngkin wins in a state where joe biden won a year earlier, why? on education issue. she took side of parents and if you talk to parents like me and you are a parent, i met your son, pretty sure you want to have a say in your kid's education and not leaving it to randi weingarten, it is a losing issue and last person we should be talking to. >> carley: this time magazine article is getting a lot of attention, it is about elon musk buying twitter, they turn it into a racial issue. the author says tech rhetoric has become obsession of the mostly white male members of the tech elite who made billions in the decade before rapidly diversifying workforce changed the culture. if you ark -- attach white to anything, we're supposed to think it is bad, are we turning free speech into something that should be debated and another thing tha

cnn's randi kaye visited some of the towns of moldova's border with transnistria, a separatist region, where russian troops have been stationed for years. >> reporter: this is the last village before the border with transnistria. almost everyone here told us they did not want to be interviewed. that's where we met tania. she fled ukraine to end up here. just a few miles from transnistria and feels under threat again. the russian troops are very close to here. does that concern you? she tells me, yes, she's very afraid, she's very scared. she says her bags are packed and she's hoping to get to poland or somewhere safer very soon. are you worried that russia will invade moldova? yes, of course, she's afraid for moldova, she says. moldovans are really food people who took ukrainians in. down the road, further from the border with transnistria, we found a village. people here were much more willing to speak with us. are you nervous? >> no, no, i feel very good. i know that i can stay for my country, yes. >> reporter: you don't have a bag packed to go? >> no, no. i will stay here and i wil

they are getting her maybe a, a, a b, o, a i with a p 00000000 these randy police, have johnson coming on and arrested. another man, that's the 3rd residency. so far as a very large crowd, hey, outside of the church, as you can see, 2 men were arrested for actually raising the palestinian fun. that's actually a legal under is riley law. now when trains coll carrying the casket and then there was a palestinian flag displayed in the back of the call these railing. police actually smashed that window in and took the flag. there's been a lot of support for st obviously. but also for janine where she really was actually killed, also hide sample a palestinian unity as well. this crowd is getting bigger. it stretches about a quarter of a mile back down to java gate. the police are pushing people back at the moment. they are allowing them to john and to say this logan, we're now hearing at least 4 people have been arrested a a a a a a a a. 7 a with oh, my hair outside the church, you might be able to hassan with, by actually the play by herself. and by the here for the party with important occ

vamos a washington dc con randy serrano que no tiene más información este fin de semana llegará desde europa el primer cargamento de fórmula para bebés >>delantal alivio la angustia de los padres de familia de estados unidos como el gerardo santacruz estamos pensando en encontrarla internacionalmente como muchas familias en el país han quedado a la intemperie sin saber dónde conseguir la fórmula para su verde el secretario del de cultura dijo que apenas aterrice en cargamento, que será uno de muchos, será distribuido en áreas donde más se necesita en cuestión de días. algunos padres han decidido hacer rendir la leche algo que los pediatras nunca recomiendan >>nunca le eche agua además a la fórmula porque los componentes son muy importantes y la cantidad de proteína que tiene la fórmula tiene que estar al nivel para que el niño pueda crecer >>para hacer frente a las que el congreso aprobó dos propuestas de ley uno levantar las restricciones para las familias que usan el programa conocido como wick puedan encontrar la órmula el líder de la agencia dice fue fuertemente

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you also answered randy's question about what time, so at about 10:00. what is your prediction? do you think we will be able to see anything? the skies are clear. >> i am not an expert on meteor showers. in this situation, very few people are experts. we rarely have it, that falls apart in front of our eyes. we are all going to find out together whether it happens tonight or not. if it does not, do not be sad. this process of trying things and looking to see if nature confirms our theories, that is the essence of science. you could be participating in it tonight i looking up. anchor: before we go, can you talk about the excitement at somebody who comes from this realm that you are in, to know that it might have been? >> this is exciting for astronomers because it represents the initial population with which the solar system began. the building blocks that got incorporated into the planets and the sun. these are leftover fragments of the early solar system. seeing pieces of them burn up in the atmosphere reminds us of how ancient we are. anchor: i do not want to remind myself of

randy thank you very much. >> thank you very much. neil: randy eedeker, high v. ceo. dan geltrude, i'm talking to all the smart guys, where is money going, maybe today, certainly gold or oil. we'll explore that with jackie deangelis in just a second. i don't know whether this is like capitulation where there is no place to go, no place to hide. so could i ask you your definition of capitulation? >> well you know, neil, i think capitulation for most people right now is to actually do nothing. to just sit back say, there is so much turmoil right now going on in that balance between fear and greed in the market, that is what i see playing out right now, between yesterday and today. so capitulation to me is do nothing and wait and see how this all plays out. neil: so when i'm looking at bitcoin, a lot of other crypto plays are all getting hammered after bitcoin had a good day yesterday, that haven doesn't appear to be much of one. i get different vibes out of california where they're welcoming such investments but also policing those investments, so double-edged sword. wh

randi kaye, cnn, palm beach county, florida. >> "new york times" reports another sexual assault case involving actor bill cosby is headed to court, this time in a civil trial. judy huff accused him of forcing her to perform a sexual act on him at the age of 16. memory has changed since she first made the allegations. cosby claims the story is made up. >>> defamation lawsuit between amber heard and johnny depp, some questioning whether depp will take the stand again or heard will rest her case after calling multiple expert witnesses to the stand. jean casarez breaks down the events on monday. >> reporter: monday there was a lot of expert testimony in regard to money damages in the depp case on the side of amber heard, there was an expert witness that testified that the op-ed that amber heard had published in the "washington post," that it did not ruin johnny depp's career, that he ruined it himself. but there have been witnesses for depp that have said that three days after that op-ed came out where amber heard said i am a public figure and i'm the face of domestic abuse, that disney

randi kaye shows us those refugees are being met with open arms, warm beds and much-needed comfort. >> reporter: this 33-year-old mother is from odesa, ukraine. she said she fled across the border to moldova when the russian bombs started dropping. there's a spirit here of wanting to help. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. it's very important for us, because now we're feeling bad, but these people helped us. yeah. >> reporter: she brought her young daughter with her to moldova. her husband stayed behind to might. >> my daughter, she doesn't understand what happened. yeah. and she thinks that it's some game. >> she says you're on vacation? >> yeah. yeah. she thinks she's on vacation, but -- >> where is her father? >> in the war. yeah. >> she had no idea where she would stay when she arrived. then this woman opened her home to her. she has two sons of her own, 11 and 13, and now has a toddler in the house. >> what's it like having such a young child in the house again? >> she tells me it reminds of her when her boys were young, and it's nice to have boys in the house again. she and the mother have b

cuenta con la opinión de la mayoría de los magistrados, cabe recalcar que esto no es un fallo final es randy serrano que se encuentra fuera la corte suprema con más detalles sobre esto >> se trata de una noticia que cayó como una bomba en la capital país se han escuchado de todos los rincones de washington desde el congreso hasta la casa blanca las emociones estaban a flor de piel afuera de la corte suprema este martes sonora después de que se filtrara el borrador de una opinión que cambiaría el histórico fallo que protege el derecho constitucional al aborto >>lo que significa es que cada estado individualmente van a poder pasar leyes prohibiendo el aborto o crear sanciones >>aún así los grupos que se oponen al aborto y ya están cantando victoria >> estamos aquí contentos con la decisión y celebrando >> el documento refleja lo que podría ser la última palabra sobre la legalidad del caso conocido como (nombre) que legalizó el derecho al aborto hace casi 50 años estuvo notablemente mal desde el principio >> no esperábamos este nivel >> el presidente joe biden por su parte dijo

. >>> en washington, randy serrano telemundo. >>> hablaremos sobre las consecuencias sicolÓgicass tla pandemia. un estudio revelÓ. han sentido agotamiento. y en los hogares con mÁs o mÁs hijos. y la investigaciÓn mostrÓ que aquellos con mayor ansiedad aumentaron el consumo de alcohol. expertos aconsejan se sienten abrumados ser amables con sÍ mismos y bajen las expectativas y pidan ayuda incluso intenten tomar descanso para poder recuperarse. >>> el fiscal general de estados unidos, se refiriÓ al borrador de la corte suprema. que menciona la posible anulaciÓn del derecho al aborto. >>> de entrada el fiscal hizo hincapiÉ que se trata de un borrador no una decisiÓn final. dijo no puede discutir en los tribunales. y en todo caso aÑadiÓ que se registrÓ una modificaciÓn el departamento de justicia estÁ comprometido para defender este derecho. >>> el lÍder de la mayorÍa del senado chuck schumer el prÓximo miÉrcoles va someter una votaciÓn a una ley que ampare el aborto en todo el paÍs. para que no de mend de resoluciones judiciales. schumer no lo gra los votos necesario

randi kaye has the details. >> very quiet over here. never had it happen before. >> reporter: this woman is a fugitive. she is 34-year-old kaitlin armstrong, u.s. marshals say that she is now on the run wanted on a first-degree murder charge in connection with the fatal shooting of 25-year-old anna moriah wilson. according to an arrest affidavit, wilson an elite cyclist was gunned down earlier this month at a friend's home in austin, texas. shot multiple times. >> if she thought or she knew that she was going to be wanted for this, she probably had a five day head start. >> reporter: the motive may be a jealous rage. the affidavit says that both women had been in a romantic relationship with the same man, another professional cyclist named colin strickland. and an anonymous continue to police said that armstrong had made prior statements expressing desire to kill wilson. on the day of her murder, the affidavit says wilson and strickland spent the afternoon swimming together and then had dinner afterwards. strickland told investigators t

and now, as cnn's randi kaye reports, moldovans living nearby are worried they're going to get pulled into the war as a result of this decades-old soviet era conflict. >> this is the village that is actually the last village before the border with transnistria. almost everyone here told us they did not want to be interviewed. one woman told us, quote, the less you talk, the more you live. that's where we met tanya. she fled odesa, ukraine, with her two children only to end up here. just a few miles from transnistria. and feels under threat again. >> the russian troops are very close to here. does that concern you? she tells me, yes, she's very afraid. she's very scared. she says her bags are packed and she's hoping to get to poland or somewhere safer very soon. are you worried that russia will invade moldova? yes, of course, she's afraid for moldova, she says. moldovans are really good people who took ukrainians in. down the road, further from the border with transnistria, we found a village where people were much more willing to speak with us. are you nervous? >> no, no. i feel very

randi kaye, cnn, moldova. >> if you would like to safely and securely help people in ukraine who may need shelter, food, and water, please go to cnn.com/impact, where you can find several ways there to help. >>> nearly 20 million people in beijing are going through a sixth round of covid testing thursday. the chinese capital is bushing ahead with the mass testing despite the high cost and relatively low case numbers. averaging just about 50 a day. beijing's largest district is now essentially shut down due to china's zero-covid policy. 3.5 million residents are being urged to work from home. anna coren is with us, and the fears when these restrictions began in beijing is they would become, you know, a total lockdown like we saw in shanghai, they're not there yet, but it looks like things are moving in that direction, is that right? >> reporter: and all for 50 cases. i mean, it is quite extraordinary. shutting down parts of the nation's capital, at least the largest district, and placing all these other restrictions on residents in the city, all for 50 cases. but i think as they saw i

. >>> as we continue to watch the humanitarian response to putin's war in uk, cnn's randi kaye is in moldova, and it's there she finds families blossoming. >> reporter: these children are far from the war ravaging their country in ukraine. mer death is a mother of three, originally from baltimore, but she's been living in moldova since last year. when refugee moms started trekking akroes the border to moldova, meredith took notice. >> when they're here, they're just completely startled. we want today provide a place where they could get that support tlar idea became the sunflower center, a place where kids could have fun and hopefully forget about the war for a couple of hours. but she also want today provide educational services and structure. >> there were some children's classes going on. but they weren't sitting and creating. they were just entertainment with loud tech know music playing. they needed someone to hold their hand. we walk every single kid up to the classroom. we were trying to be kind and listen to what they need. >> reporter: in this room, we found more than a doze

criticado con empleos en abril y que estamos llegando a niveles que se veían previos a la pandemia esta randy serrano para ampliar la información >>> este viernes hay buenas noticias sobre la economía del país, según el reporte del gobierno se crearon 428.000 empleos el mes pasado llegando cada vez más cerca lo que es el mercado laboral antes de la pandemia >>> el presidente biden dijo que el reporte demuestra que los planes de su gobierno ha producido la creación de empleos fuertes,, según la tasa de desempleo se mantuvo en 3,6% y la mayoría de los trabajos son creados en industrias de manufactura del entretenimiento según algunos expertos las contrataciones se mantuvieron según la relación la guerra y la escasez de suministro pero es incierto si está en auge >>> estamos a un 6%, notamos porque las personas pueden cambiar de trabajo , los empleadores tienen dificultades para conseguir trabajadores ha subido el salario mínimo para las personas que ganan menos >>> el país atraviesa la peor inflación en décadas lo que obligó a la reserva federal incrementar la tasa de tres la c

randi weingarten, it's a great point to make there. thank you very much for taking time to talk with us this morning. >> thank you. >> such an important topic. >>> the united nations is saying more than 5 million people have fled ukraine since the start of the russian invasion. coming up next, we'll take you to one country that has been welcoming in ukrainian refugees. we'll show you some of the challenges that they've been facing. stay with us. i need a lawn...quick. the fast way to bring it up to speed... scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows two times faster than seed alone for full, green grass. everything else just seems... slow. it's lawn season. let's get to the yard. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you hav

randi kaye, appreciate it. the ukrainian military says it hit two russian raptor patrol boats this morning. there's new video showing drones targeting russian ships near snake island off the southwest coast of ukraine. cnn senior national correspondent sarais here with >> reporter: we've been hearing from a governor saying there was a defense ministry that was on fire, one person had minor injuries, but is expected to be okay. but another governor in another area on the border with ukraine says he believes there has been sabotage on a railway. we have not yet heard anyone saying exactly who did the sabotage, but you can probably guess eventually who is going to be blamed for this. we should also mention that belgorod was the same place where we saw that fuel depot explode and saw helicopters going over, which russia did blame on ukraine and ukraine did not take responsibility for. so a couple of things going on that i'm sure will be fleshed out over time and i'm sure it will be tit-for-tat in these incidents. >

tomorrow night, rebel wilson and randy rainbow with music from lawrence. "nightline" is next, but first, this is her album. it's called "i blame the world." it comes out may 13th. here with the title track, sasha alex sloan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ why fall in love if i fall out ♪ ♪ why get high if eventually everyone comes down ♪ ♪ why play the game if it ain't fair ♪ ♪ why talk to god if i ain't got any proof he's even there ♪ ♪ and why say hi if i gotta say bye someday and why get close if i know my heart could break ♪ ♪ can't see the good in all the bad can't make me happy when i'm sad ♪ ♪ i blame the world ♪ ♪ i'm a glass-half-empty kinda girl can't see the silver in the lines ♪ ♪ can't make the best of a bad time i blame the world ♪ ♪ i'm a glass-half-empty kinda girl i'm a glass-half-empty kinda girl ♪ ♪ why paint my nails if they chip off ♪ ♪ why try to find myself if i know i'll end up getting lost ♪ ♪ and why say hi if i gotta say bye someday ♪ ♪ and why get close if i know my heart could br

randy serrano desde washington con los detalles de la información finalmente empezaron las evacuaciones de civiles refugiados en una planta donde ún permanecen cientos de personas este ucraniano que no estaba en la planta sino que logró salir de otras zonas de la ciudad dijo que vio de cerca como los rusos bombardeaban esta planta las 24 horas del día desde el aire el mar y la tierra junto con él salieron otras familias tras semanas de estar atrapados en la ciudad más azotada por (nombre extranjero) el hecho de trabajar en medio de fuego cruzado hace todo un proceso de despliegue mucho más desafiante también el hecho de que las carreteras aledaños donde la población si necesita ayuda estén bloqueadas el occidente inuó respaldando al gobierno de (nombre extranjero) cada vez son más las visitas que recibe el mandatario este lunes recibió el primer ministro (nombre extranjero) y el domingo a una delegación de legisladores estadounidenses encabezada por la presidenta de la ámara de representantes nancy pelosi que prometió impulsar más fondos para ucrania en el congreso asis

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