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wade and the changes it will bring. >>> and singer florence welch of florence and the machine talks with anthony mason about her new album out today called "dance fever." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, and have a great weekend.

so we're welch has the latest for us. >> you know, look good. you know, good kid. comforting words following the death of alan gresham. >> my nephew is gone. you know, they will never be forgotten. but an evening of fun turned violent when someone opened fire at a crowded lounge late friday night in the 3600 block of highland. >> we just gunshots in a lot of kids running. most of the kids were under 18. there was a lot of kids running, you know, and their mom. investigators say the gunfire erupted inside and then spilled into the street. >> when the hail of bullets stopped, 9 people were wounded. we went the game. bangor. he grabbed with school. you've got lot of lies. this, you know, he working at the barbershop. he got his own car, you know, stay at home with his grandmother. you know, look good. you know, good kid. >> san bernardino detectives say this started as an altercation between at least 2 people inside the blue flame lounge. multiple gunshots were exchanged. tensions ran high as loved ones waited for answers. san bernardino police say when they first arr

but reporter sara welch now is at the scene with the latest. >> a rescue helicopter hovers alongside the steep palace charities. the states. willow, first responders attending to the victims who fell some 300 feet. how could they not know how dangerous? >> it is to get that close to the edge. >> la county fire foisting 2 victims from the sand and rocks. >> tell us their days. police got the call just before 05:00am this morning. >> 4 people somehow lost their footing and slipped were able to send crews over the side >> on a rope line systems, rescue systems and they're able to attend to victims downside. one of the victims who fell over the side was able to walk out on his own with only minor injuries. >> 2 others are in critical one airlifted to a local trauma center. another victim was pronounced dead at the scene. someone lost their life today. >> someone young, someone who had a a lot of future ahead. >> and for all and for what the locals know, just how dangerous this unfenced stretch a picturesque coastline is. there is a nearby walkway where people can enjoy the views what the

welch, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. danny davis of illinois, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. payne, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam secretary -- madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. fallin of texas -- fall listen of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. fallon will vote yes on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. nehls of texas, i inform the house that mr. nehls will vote yea on h.r. 6824. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from flo

she rings killing a sent shock waves across the r welch at why she was a household name. and among those bank tribute, the palestinian president mahmoud abbas speaking estates of as he promised to seek justice at the international criminal court. he said that is ready, forces were fully responsible for her death. israel's armies investigating whether or not one of its shoulders shot her according to reports from the washington post . it's looking into 3 separate incidents connected to death and the wording of her colleague. initially. israel said the journalist who are more than likely hit by gunfire from armed palestinians. hey jamila, heather, them, he's i, le, blue. this might be a way to pay the road for israel to acknowledge it is the reason behind the skilling. yesterday there were trying to get the bullet that is now in the hands of the palestinian side of the bullet that killed sharina barclay. i think they have nothing more to say no, no more justifications. and now understand how much international pressure there is . that's why we have seen the statement. these

sara welch was at the scene. she brings us the latest. >> a rescue helicopter hovers alongside the steep palace charities. the states. willow, first responders attending to the victims who fell some 300 feet. how could they not know how dangerous? >> it is to get that close to the edge. >> la county fire foisting 2 victims from the sand and rocks. >> tell us their days. police got the call just before 05:00am this morning. >> 4 people somehow lost their footing and slipped were able to send crews over the side >> on a rope line systems, rescue systems and they're able to attend to victims downside. one of the victims who fell over the side was able to walk out on his own with only minor injuries. >> 2 others are in critical one airlifted to a local trauma center. another victim was pronounced dead at the scene. someone lost their life today. >> someone young, someone who had a a lot of future ahead. >> and for all and for what the locals know, just how dangerous this unfenced stretch a picturesque coastline is. t

sara welch has the details. >> you know, look good. you know, good kid. comforting words following the death of alan gresham. >> my nephew is gone. you know, they will never be forgotten. but an evening of fun turned violent when someone opened fire at a crowded lounge late friday night in the 3600 block of highland. >> we just gunshots in a lot of kids running. most of the kids were under 18. there was a lot of kids running, you know, investigators say the gunfire erupted inside and then spilled into the street. >> when the hail of bullets stopped, 9 people were wounded. we went to the game. bangor. he grabbed with the school. you've got lot of lies. this, you know, he working at the barbershop. he got his own car, you know, stay at home with his grandmother. you know, look good. you know, good kid. >> san bernardino detectives say this started as an altercation between at least 2 people inside the blue flame lounge. multiple gunshots were exchanged. tensions ran high as loved ones waited for answers. san bernardino police say when they first arrived on

welch's tweet offering to donate her breast milk to any parent to need also warns about the dangers of deluding or stretching formula saying babies won't get the nutrition they need that way. we have much more information about a local milk bank and welch's offer, you'll see our full story over at ktvu .com. well tonight. if the warriors beat the memphis grizzlies they advance to the nba western conference finals. golden state's leads the series three games to one and only needs one more victory. today's game in memphis starts at 6 30 our time both teams won't have key members of their team. warriors assistant coach mike brown will again step in for head coach steve kerr, who is still recovering from covid-19. but memphis grizzly have a bigger problem there, superstar all star point guard samaranch has a bone bruise in his right knee. and what play tonight? even if the grizzlies win tonight, moret is still listed as doubtful for playing the rest of the postseason. the warriors will once again host a watch party at chase center. fans can watch the game 3100 square foot video board outsi

to meet the increasing demand that we're seeing as the mother of a two year old daughter, crystal, welch says. it's been on our heart to donate milk since her baby was born. remember bringing home you know my baby after you know, giving birth and, um i was sitting in the rocking chair, feeding her and, um, i just kept thinking to myself. um you know, all the other moms out there who can't breastfeed their kids or don't have the formula. welsh sent out this tweet announcing she's willing to donate her breast milk to any mom in need. she says she cleared it with her doctor and will clear it with anyone else's doctor when requested. walsh has not donated to a milk bank yet, but she wants to send struggling. mom's a clear message. don't be afraid to ask for help. um i mean, this is your baby's well being, but says that anyone can make a milk request and anyone can donate as long as they pass the screening. if you'd like more information on mother's milk bank, you can go to ktvu dot com and click the link for this story. tesla ceo elon musk hinted today that his if his $44 billion takeover of

welch, mr. payne and ms. sherrill, these members will vote yes on the amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. porter and mr. mceachin, these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gaetz of florida, i inform the house that mr. gaetz will vote nay on amendments en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition. mr. mchenry: as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will vote no on amendment en bloc number 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. tlaib, i inform the house that she will vote yes on amendments en bloc. ms. blunt rochester: as the member designa

it obviously knew with trump out when they agreed to it they could welch on the bargain and there would be no consequences under biden. so how bad would this be? already with trump's tariffs in place china is on pace to enjoy a trade surplus of over $400 billion with the u.s. this year alone. so the way things look, biden is simply going to declare the whole tariff things was a mistake that contributed to higher prices to all consumers. somehow though biden thinks he can molify with comments about china with comments disguised as tough talk. >> he talked about america as a diminishing power and i said mr. president it's never been a good bet to bet against the american people. no one's ever won betting against the american people. >> laura: he was talking to president xi there. but the truth is america means to begin the process of decoupling that murderous bunch called china. it's time we pulled back from our essential manufacturing because the true cost of our dependence on this repress i have regime is already being felt in baby formula shortages, drug shortages and now shortages in

reporter: platelet -- caitlin welch is from the center for strategic and international studies and she says the war exacerbated an already high global food prices. >> the countries that are net food importing countries consume argtshemo blackun sea for impoe particularly affected. reporter: what is the solution short of somehow figuring out how to end the russian black sea blockade? >> the solution is to end the war. even if it were to end today, it would take time and investment to bring ukraine to its prewar levels of agricultural activity. reporter: the world's largest exporter of wheat and fertilizer is russia. >> we have deliberately not sanctioned russia's food and fertilizer exports for global food security reasons. it is important to keep russian agricultural products on markets. reporter: and ukraine, despite the threats come farmers are planting the harvest for now, the experts that have long hoped feed war will be trapped by the war that has no end in sight. judy: our coverage of the war in ukraine is supported in partnership with the pulitzer center. ♪ judy: with a russia

sara welch has the details. >> you know, look good. you know, good kid. comforting words following the death of alan gresham. >> my nephew is gone. you know, they will never be forgotten. but an evening of fun turned violent when someone opened fire at a crowded lounge late friday night in the 3600 block of highland. >> we just gunshots in a lot of kids running. most of the kids were under 18. there was a lot of kids running, you know, and their investigators say the gunfire erupted inside and then spilled into the street. >> when the hail of bullets stopped, 9 people were wounded. we went to the game. bangor. he grabbed with the school. you've got lot lies. this, you know, he working at the barbershop. he got his own car, you know, stay at home with his grandmother. you know, look good. you know, good kid. >> san bernardino detectives say this started as an altercation between at least 2 people inside the blue flame lounge. multiple gunshots were exchanged. tensions ran high as loved ones waited for answers. san bernardino police say when they first arri

it obviously knew that with trump out when they agree to it, when trump trump is out, they could welch on the bargain and there'd be no consequences . so how bad will this be already with trump's tariffs in place, china is on pace to enjoy a trade surplus of over four hundred billion with the us this year alone. so the way things look, biden is simply going to declare that whole tariff thing was a mistake that just contributed to higher prices for all consumers. somehow, though, biden thinks that he can mollify americans concerns about china with vapid comments masquerading as tough talk. >> and he said he was talking about america's diminishing power. and i said, mr. president, it's never been a good bet to bet against the american people. no one's ever won betting against america. he was talking to president xi there. but the truth is america needs to begin the arduous process of decoupling from that murderous bunch that runs china. it's time we pull back our essential manufacturing because the true cost of our dependance on this repressive regime, it's already being felt and baby fo

welch sailed with his fellow mutineers from marblehead my hometown marblehead, massachusetts in august of 1703 after murdering the captain. of the privateer they were on they then headed to brazil where they plundered a number of ships and came back to marblehead with more than 10,000 pounds worth of -- including a bag full of gold dust. crouching part of his gang were caught after returning to marblehead and they were hanged on friday, june 30th 1704 at the edge of boston harbor thousands of people came out to see them be sent off to eternity the famous purits and preacher cotton mather spoke to the assembled throng. he stood up and steadied himself on a boat. that was just offshore and if you ever been in boston, they were hanged right down the hill from cops hill burial ground near the old north church. and so cotton mather got up and he gave his sermon and he began. we the ministers have told you often. yay. we have told you weeping that you have by sin undone yourself. we have shown you how to commit yourself into his saving and healing hands and how to express repentance. we can

and i can safely say that because of the men and welch san francisco fire department, westportal is safe and sound. there were a number of commercial units in this building the fire started from the roof am due to roofing work being performed. and unfortunately fires extended to the attic pace and as the chief stated about these boxes we have in the san francisco fire department. these box alarms go back over 155 years. fighting a fire is like keeping it to that box. a room in content is a box. once that fire extends and we know commissioner covington you were in my fire class in 2015, can you appreciate this. that our strategies to keep that fire in that box. whether the apartment, once it extended to the adjoining building that box grows big and we flank it like a military strategy and tactics. we do that well in the san francisco fire department. and true to form, the men and women of the san francisco fire department employed aggressive, offensive attack, which is what we do well. . and have been doing it over 150 years. we are able to keep typeset to 2 upon buildings. it was a third

and for example, we we already know much the james welch webb telescope will tell us more can characterize what what this phenomenon of inflation was in several ways, but there are many there are a number of things. we don't know and and in some ways this is exciting. this is a an area for you know, this is for this is a clue for what's going on. it scales much shorter than those we can currently with accelerators. for example. and i should say that lisa and i passed had a very pleasurable collaboration on some issues of this this kind. so but so i don't think it's like epicycles. i think people are well aware when they write down models that the models have are inadequate and in some ways that there's much that's learned even from precisely from the united inadequacies of these models. and and to be clear, they're adequate describe anything that's been measured so far, right and we're looking for measurements that can tell us why they're not adequate. yeah, so they get more to be inadequate in the sense that they have features that are just on a unsatisfied there might be unsatisfying rat

welch. >> thank you. going to follow on the line questions from mr. lahood. chairman, , what seems incrediby difficult for you is there's to almost competing that different narratives. one is its come no one knows whether there's extraterrestrial life. it's a big universe and it would be pretty presumptuous to have a hard and fast conclusion, and that if there is, it's not beyond the realm of possibility that there is some explanation coming here and that and allies a lot of the report you get. i think mr. lahood was asking about that. people must think there's extraterrestrial life and it is not all beyond the pale that it would be a visit here. the other hand, dod has the responsibility make sure that our national security is protected in that if there are surveillance drones or active drones that can disable our systems, that has to be analyzed, has to be stopped. so how do you divide con how do you separate your responsibilities where you get all these reports from folks who may be good faith, maybe not, believe that you should be investigating every poss

welch. >> will follow up on the line of questions. gentlemen, what seems incredibly difficult for you is theirs to almost competing but different narratives. one is no one knows at this extraterrestrial life it is a big universe. it will be pretty presumptuous to have a hard and fast conclusion. and then if there is this not be on the realm of possibility there is exploration coming here. i think mr. lloyd the south thing about this is not beyond the pale there would be a visit here. on the other hand the dod have this responsibility is protected and there are surveillance realmsei or active drones can disable our systems has to be stopped. how do you separate your responsibilities where you get all of these reports may be good faith may not. our possible report of an extraterrestrial incident. excited for the question. it is important as a part of this effort really a build off relationships we have with those including asset. and for the reasons just pointed out for their elements that are engaged and looking for life in other place

i have introduced the american renewable energy act with my friend and colleague, congressman peter welch. and this is why we need to immediately renew negotiations for climate centered build back better act that will unleash a wave of green energy investment across our nation. before my five minutes are up, i would like to ask you each -- each of our executive as yes or no question. number one, do you believe that we need a historic investment in renewable energy to combat the climate crisis and end our nation's reliance on fossil fuels? and do you believe that your company should play a key part in this transition? don't all speak at once. >> congressman, this is dave lawler with bp. we have been the transition very important. we have moved forward. >> are you saying that's a yes, mr. lawler. >> yes, we are supportive of investing. >> mr. worth of chevron. >> congresswoman, i believe we could look to technology innovation and market -- >> is that a yes, sir, or is that a no? >> i believe technology innovation -- >> not a yes or a no. okay. i will take that as a no. mr. moncrief, is that

welch for five minutes. >> thank you. and gentlemen, when we have -- there's two issues here. one is a debate about the long term energy and how quickly in my view we need to transition to him in renewables. but there's another issue that is immediate. and that is the impact of the war in ukraine, that brutal invasion of bloodthirsty putin has inflicted on the people of ukraine and how that has caused such disruption, pain, for consumers everywhere, from eastern europe to the united states. and the question that all of us have is what can we do to support the people of ukraine in their effort to survive, and what can we do to help citizens, everyday citizens, who are living paycheck to paycheck to be able to pay the bills that have escalated, particularly at the pump and for home peaking oil? this is not for me a debate about the long term policy. i know we have disagreements here between me and my colleagues, and perhaps to be and some of you. i think we've got to get to clean energy as quickly as we possibly can. but here's what alarms me. in march 6th, 2020, just before we

. >> my name is kelvin welch i live in district 5 and am a recovering member of the participating in the task force. each one of you were elected from a district that was approved by the voters of the city and county of san francisco. we're asking you to create a situation in which your predecessors are also elected from districts created and approved by the voters of the city and county of san francisco. our charter says it is the voters of the city and county of san francisco that is the primary decision maker for the city and county. that you the board of supervisors are the principle policy body of the city and county of san francisco. the district task force at 3:00 in the morning after a break to move their cars came back and basically created the districts that you are now going to run from. five folks at 3:00 in the morning. that is not the process laid out in the charter. that is not the process that had you elected. every district boundary for supervisors since 1976 was approved by the voters. i'm asking to put the community unity nap on the ballot and have it approved or d

. >> my name is kelvin welch i live in district 5 and am a recovering member of the participating in the task force. each one of you were elected from a district that was approved by the voters of the city and county of san francisco. we're asking you to create a situation in which your predecessors are also elected from districts created and approved by the voters of the city and county of san francisco. our charter says it is the voters of the city and county of san francisco that is the primary decision maker for the city and county. that you the board of supervisors are the principle policy body of the city and county of san francisco. the district task force at 3:00 in the morning after a break to move their cars came back and basically created the districts that you are now going to run from. five folks at 3:00 in the morning. that is not the process laid out in the charter. that is not the process that had you elected. every district boundary for supervisors since 1976 was approved by the voters. i'm asking to put the community unity nap on the ballot and have it approved or d

the extending america's spectrum auction leadership act, introduced by representatives davids, joyce, welch, and johnson. .. lay the groundwork for innovation in this country. this legislation is no exception. it will extend spectrum auction authority for the fcc for 18 months. as a result, the fcc will be able to hold its planned auction of the 2.5 gigahertz band without disruption and fully close out auctions that have occurred. congress has never led the fcc spectrum authority lapse since authorizing it in the early 1990's. i'm pleased taking this step today. i want to thank the fcc chairwoman for her leadership on this issue and emphasizing the importance of it. i'm hopeful congress can come together to use the funding to important priorities and a replacement of suspect communications among other good ideas. we are considering hr .>> .>> . >> for snap recipients act introduced since 1985 to provide a discount on phone service to qualifying american shows only a fraction in the program. requires the sec to report to congress on the lifeline program and enrollment of individuals particip

that was the first thing, when jack welch said we want to be in the cable business. >> congrats, and good luck and thanks for being here today and answering all theis great questions. >> great to see you again. >> great to see you. >> thank you so much >> thank you >> okay. we got a rotlot more coming up david solomon is going to join us from kiowa island we are down on the news from taetrg as folks try to digest what's going on in the economy "squawk box" returns with a big hour ahead >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. andrew is reporting live from kiowa island, south carolina today. le let's look at the u.s. equity futures. we are down about 200 points for the dow. got bad news from a combination of retailers it was a miss on target's bottom line that made people wonder what's really starting to happen with the consumer, that news after the news from walmart yesterday. when and if it hwill eventually put pressure on u.s. consumers yesterday, you saw yields push higher on what we saw coming out fro

they just match-up so welch and liverpool could do the unthinkable and win four trophies in a year which would blow us all away. it would be so sensational. but that talks about how well and good city have played this year that think may just go ahead and win the title. >> tim, everybody is watching this sunday. across all of nbc platforms. i want to ask you about the big news out of u.s. women's national soccer about the equal pay with men. many of the women that we've had on the show, many that have spoken out publicly are quick to say the men deserve some credit for this too. they came to the table. and they sacrificed and gave up something. >> that is right. >> so as someone who has been on the inside of this conversation for years now and seen some of that disparity and i know a lot of these women are your good friends from playing soccer and in the same organization for so long. what do you make of this big change, this historic moment and why did it take so long to get there? >> well, it is monumental. i'm delighted that women have now gotten their just due in regards to equal pay

welch, for five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman and madam secretary, welcome. appreciate the good work you and your team are doing. i'm going towo focus on four ars that it think are of interest to you, and a new important component performance contracting, appliance standards, weatherization and ev charging. performs contracting a something that a lot of us have been working on for a very long time and there have been snags along the way butut it's really as you know been very effective. queste on performance contracting and can you confirm that doe will continue to leverage the infrastructure funds through performance contracts? jennifer: absolutely it is an incredibly important and smart way to make sure we are energy-efficient. >> we have had some challenges. it pays for itself, companies are putting the money up front, it is all local jobs and it results in savings to the taxpayer and results in reduced carbon emissions. is there any bad downside? jennifer: i do not see a downside i think it is a very smart way of proceeding. >> again, one of the ways, obv

and i can safely say that because of the men and welch san francisco fire department, westportal is safe and sound. there were a number of commercial units in this building the fire started from the roof am due to roofing work being performed. and unfortunately fires extended to the attic pace and as the chief stated about these boxes we have in the san francisco fire department. these box alarms go back over 155 years. fighting a fire is like keeping it to that box. a room in content is a box. once that fire extends and we know commissioner covington you were in my fire class in 2015, can you appreciate this. that our strategies to keep that fire in that box. whether the apartment, once it extended to the adjoining building that box grows big and we flank it like a military strategy and tactics. we do that well in the san francisco fire department. and true to form, the men and women of the san francisco fire department employed aggressive, offensive attack, which is what we do well. . and have been doing it over 150 years. we are able to keep typeset to 2 upon buildings. it was a third