ning's cash flow is outside the market and it is trying to enter the market, and it stops it, and thiss not happen, and the trading process and the value and volume of transactions in the market happen slowly , and the value of the transactions decreased during the 4 trading days of the past week. 257 on average daily billion tomans reached, but in the trading week leading to haft shahrivar, the people of the capital market did not have the desire to sell stocks with a heavy volume, and the result of the inflow and outflow of money gave the news of the entry of 187 billion tomans of real money into the stock market. the best performance among the stock market industry belonged to iranian ports and agriculture industry with a positive return of four and a half percent. the 2nd and 3rd ranks were respectively in the hands of the beverage and automobile industry, which finished their work with 4% efficiency. but on the other side. the worst performance last week belonged to the other minerals industry, which posted a net loss of 3% his own investors. experts believe that the minister of e

. >> it is also home to billions of pounds of copper, making it valuable to ning companies. this year in federal court ruled in favor of developers looking to extract copper from deep underground. >> they have to think this through. there will not be copper here forever. once it is all gone, then it is contaminated forever. >> mineral mining has become a booming industry across the country and the world. as the demand for electric vehicles and batteries -- rises so does the need to ramp up the supply of minerals needed to make them. in recent years demand for nickel, lithium and copper has grown exponentially. between 2021 and 2023 the price from one ton of lithium in u.s. marketnearly tripled, reaching a high of $46,000 per ton last year. >> everything we see, touch and feel in our modern life comes from minerals. that is everything from the computers we are talking on to the chairs we are sitting in. even everything down to our smartphones comes from minerals. >> rick is a senior advisor to the pain institute for public policy at the colorado school of mines. >> minerals a

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this morp ning, ppi rising less than expected in july, giving investors more optimism the fed will startest rates. tomorrow, we'll get cpi. the fedex%ing 0.2%. let's look at animal health jumping 6%. a filing showing the ceo scooped up a million dollars worth of shares in the pet pharma company. they're still down 6% this year. and tilray announcing it will buy four craft breweries from molson coors. they bought eight beer and beverage brands from anheuser-busch a year ago. and flutter raising full-year guidance, but obviously, cpi tomorrow is going to be the biggie. i'm surprised there was such a reaction to ppi. cpi is going to be in the spotlight. >> i think there's a chance this could be a little higher than people expected. i would continue to remind, if it gets to be too soft, too weak, no inflation of any kind, i think that's also a concern for a market that's really on this dime's edge between, we want to see slower, lower growth, inflation, et cetera, and then suddenly the bottom's dropping out. i think the number is not really going to -- to the upside of a better inflation pri

first wi ning age 18.ore she made her way to paris. >> i started wrestling at the very young age of 4 and so to me, i always thought that it would be in wrestling. and i mean, here i am today, like 16 years later, going to olympics. well, i mean, my dream and goal has always been to go to the olympics. so i haven't really thought about the fact that i'm the youngest. i'm just extremely happy just to have this opportunity in front of man. yeah, to be an olympian means the world to me. >> well, on monday lore, the gold medalist says she hopes to inspire girls in the bay to compete in the sport. laura trains with the titan mercury wrestling club. takes classes online through diablo valley college. now, even though the paris olympics haven't finished yet, she says she looks forward to possibly winning olympic gold in their home state. heavy 2028 los angeles games. send it back to both of the deaths. thank you. and congratulations to her. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news waymo is expanding. we

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the jobs number is conce ning and it does show a slowdown. visa bank of america, mcdonald's target of also the consumer. the lower in consumer is slowing down. so it just reminded you probably want to be diversified and not just in the big mega cap 7, the apples, the microsoft, the googles the nvidia's. do want some diversification and it won't feel so bad. this will pass. capitalism is not done. >> so do you think that our word and our recession is around the corner here? how much does the fed interest rate cut have to do with what's going on or is this really all just because of that jobs report from last week? >> i think the jobs report will probably make the fed may be doing emergency rate next week and or do 50 basis points in september. lower borrowing costs when he cut the rates will help stimulate the economy with lower mortgages, lower credit card payments, lower borrowing costs of corporations. i want to tell you, i like the r word every 4 to 6 years curb some of the excesses. when i moved to the bay area in 2000, they're what i can

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that's just the begin ning of te treats and surprises we have in store. >> we have unfinished olympicc ruling jordan chiles must give back her bronze medal in the floor exercise saying her scoring appeal moments after that competition actually came too late. >> this morning usa gymnastics is fighting back. emily a connect ta has all the back and forth. >> the controversy is definitely getting heated. chiles earned her bronze medal on the floor after an appeal, but the big question now, did her coach appeal the score quick ly enough under olympic rules. usa gymnastics says they have proof she did and she should not be stripped of her medal or glory. this morning new questions over the bomb shell ruling to strip star jordan chiles of her olympic medal. >> jordan chiles for the bronze medal. >> the u.s. appeal ing the decision citing critical errors in the process and usa gymnastics saying new evidence that certifices heroine. the controversy began after chiles' coach challenged her score in the floor routine and got her bumped from 5th to 3rd place replacing romania and leading to a spl

across 50 organization.for the remaining of our 50 percent of who have not yet had the opportunity to ning and as always, we are hiring, and 400 vacancies and that includesfilled for permanent role.we're hiring we appreciate support to your--c i also want to announce that we have hired new deputy director of programs. our new deputy is darhush who for many years. unfortunately he he's actually on vacation but in him in-person. we're excited to have him. working with homelessness in san francisco and peninsula, he has worked for the department of public works and lead for office on homelessness issues. i've worked for 20 years. at, you in different relationships but we were at so we're really excited to have him and he running so you'll get to meet him when we can go to director. we can go to questions.thank you, director for a and we'll go to the public any comments on the director'sget three minutes? >> yes. >> the record i'm chris and i have over 25 years igh-tech investigative experience. on june 6, 2024, and i have hand out here, you can maybe pass them out.6, 2024, spoke her and hande

permanent financing of 2901-16th street pursuant to the small sites program, for a total loan amount ningment's determination under the california environmental quality act; finding that the loan is d the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1; and authorizing the director of mohcd or thean documents, as defined herein, and take certain actions in furtherance of this resolution, >> i like to be added as a cosponsor, please. >> shall be noted. on the resresolution is adopted. >> item 29 submitted to the voters at an election to be held on november 5, 2024, an ordinance amending the administrative udent loan forgiveness fund for the purpose of paying outstanding student loans, and job-related le employed by the city, for employees who are sworn members of the police department, fire department, or sheriff' or 911 dispatchers, supervisors, or coordinators. safai. >> thank you president peskin. colleagues, just want to say a few words about the sponder student loan and ongoing education fund want to belabor the point. we had a lot of conversations in the tuation that we have

we have to go back to ning.e goes, can you just put it in ahad like a little small tortillas, you know, so i puttortilla or the food in the tortilla. and then he asked him what they wanted. he goes, just put everything. and they said, make it a sup legend goes that he went back to the fire station. and then you can bring that here, they didn't have the aluminum foil ideas back then. they hadwmñ no ideas about the burrito. so he goes yeah, i can probably bring y started with the burrito. they would go down and say, bring m tortilla food. and then they mentioned it was the burrito. so that's the reool story i've always liked, you know, but she wants to say a few words. miss miss raymond here about how grateful and how thoughtful you guys are and for helping us during the a real long process you know, i mean, so many questions. it seemed likea house. you know, it was it was very, it was long, a long process but a very worthwhile process. so this is miss raymond. she's going to talk now jonas, can you reset the clo

this comes after the eight-day winning ning streaks we've seen the s&p 500 and the nasdaq.the past four times that the s&p 500 has seen an eight-day winning streak in a given year, the index has ended that year like this, up by 27%, up by 29%, 19%, and 30%. those are the numbers if you go back to 2013, 2017, 2019, 2021. this year, the s&p 500 is up more than 17% so far. it could be a pretty good sign. stay tuned. you're watching "squawk box" and iss bc. (luke) this will be a gold mine of local intel. (marci) so, tell us about this corn festival. (stylist) oooh you got your corn pudding... (marci) so...is it safe around here? (stylist) sometimes. [luke gasping] (marci) no eyebrows? (luke) think of how light it'll feel in the summer. we gotta run. eleven thousand more neighborhoods to go! (vo) ding dong! homes-dot-com. >>> lowe's reported earlier a mixed second quarter results. melissa repco spoke with the company's ceo and joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. investors are reading the latest clues from retailers this morning that came from lowe's, which reported earn

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when thy were comparing, i don't know if that ning from you or from the sheriff's department, but whats that compared to? like you mentioned, 20 and 19, 48, under staffing, 2020 grew to 7621 to 2024, 175. what's t benchmark? well, first of all, these numbers were provided to board of supervisors by the deputy sheriff's associa. the numbers appear to us to be consistent with what we also were finding, now, we did not have the month of the year by year breakdown like they, they had. but, we're we're seeing this pretty consistent, increase in the number of, of deputies that the sheriff'sep wn and it's, and it's attributed to a combination oft, there are individuals that are just up for retirement, and but ther individuals who are choosing to leave. right, because of the, a lifestyle. i don't know if lifestyle is the right word, but, that, you know, it's a stressful environment. totally. and then even, like, working overtime, nobody wantste stressed out. so i, i understand i guess tryg to understand, like what is it comparing it to. is it like: tot we're not reallypa it to u lo atg. we're

i know that when some ning commission, they turn their cell phones of, they're no longer accessible.nts to engage on the issues and they want to. oh, i'm r going to talk to anybody, but i think it's important, particularly when u're having impact on different neighborhoods to as a commissioner to make yourself t's why i asked that question. so i'm glad to hear you say that. that won't be a problem, the membership i worked with in the field, they call me on my personal phone. they don't call me on my work phone. there you go. okay. appreciate that/j, cois any other questions from committee members? okay, great. ll?q you back up if we have any other questions. thank you, any ish to comment on this item? please come forward. yes. members of the public who wish to speak and line up at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. good morning. supervisors, committee members. my name is j. anthony menjivar. i'm a proud member of carpenters local 22, san francisco native, raised in the mission district. i sean mcgarry when i was going through my apprenticeship. sean was always helpf

laboratory o include biotechnology in the listed examples, the second amendment is to l a not permite ningafted, this legislation would impact the proposed laboratory development at 700 indiana street. this is an item that you heard on june 13 unanimously approved. there has since been a ce uled foriled on this project, the board of supervisors in folwed by the large project authorization appeal at the board of appeals on october 9th. so whatever the outcome of appeal process, this proposed project at 700 indiana wono be vested through a building permit application in time or before the effective of this legislation.e other poy impacted projects, but most or many of those are small enough to be approved over the and staff is just not aware of what those projects may be or how many the department does not s prorosed ordinance. it is inconsistent with the general plan, and staff recommends that youdo disapprov. staff recognizes that the industry has changed and really, the real world application of what people consider a dierent than what we have in our current code and the way we define tse

ning, nina. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. the speech last night from robert f. kennedy, jr. i agree with him that all poor people are having an obesity problem at other people because of the food industry. the washington post article you read earlier was very negative to me. it did not say anything good about what he's trying to accomplish. the cnn i was watching was making fun of his disability with his vocal cords, his voice. i thought that was so horrible. i'm going to see what products are advertised on cnn and i will not be buying any of those products. i thought it was horrible to put him down like that. i appreciate the call and have a good day. host: can i ask you a question? you are calling on the democrats line. do you know who you are voting for the election? caller: no. i had been donating to robert f. kennedy, jr. until yesterday. he announced he was suspending his campaign. it is kind of up in the air for me. i will continue watching him. i do hope he does get a place in maybe the health something, the cabinet i

well let's wecct that proposition one follows from then the ning of the president by a grand jury as a coconspirator. if that the effect of diminishing the president's right that's a pro tanto if i may, impeachme. i should think you could run the argument the other saying that since the president cannot be indicted and all that can happen to is that he be can be named as a unindicted. at could be but by the naming him ofn unindicted we sugst is an intrusion the grand jury on a function is solely legislative and not judicl. by the president is a president could be sued could lose that texas penalty or whatnot. well in qstns immunity. i think individually he could that person any. that's correct i think the president could be sued back taxes in his individual capacity. but in terms of his power to effe the resnsibilities of his office to protect the presidency from unwarranted intrusions into confidentiality of his communications. that's not a personal matter. it m b aone of these defendants might might be completely exonerated from something in one of those cases, as i that if that de

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authorization pursuant to plan sections 303 and 317 for t uelling unit, or udu, street in an rh two ningns a three story residentialits, one at the second floor and one at the ground floor is divided into two garages one o which was conve't. the project would remove the cooking facilities and its former use as off street parking. noproposed first brought to the tult of a dbi notice of violation anded abate the violation. a permit was w< filed to legalize the udu, but oved it in januaryof of that projecte instead of legalize it as a new unitz. in the past ten years tenant, a close relative of the property owners, to december of 2017. that was the only ew?. as described in the from a neighbor who inquired our udu removal policies, but dit express project itself. the projectbalance, consistent with the policies of the general plan, although it woul resuled unit as space has only been rented byyears precedins the project to be necessary with the surrounding neighborhood and not to be detrimental it meets the requirem the residential design guidelines so the department recommends approval.