keith fitz-gerald, scott martin on buying low, selling high. brian belski says the bull market appears alive and well. you're surprised brian said that, aren't you? majority of americans are opposed to the newest move to turn the tide in the ukraine russia war. the world economic forum said they can control the outcome of this war. lisa daftari will weigh in. paying people not to work is triggered a wave of worker strikes and of course higher inflation. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right. so here's tricky thing about what the federal reserve did and has been doing in the stock market. believe it or not, folks, the stock market right now is higher than when the fed began this journey, right? one of the greatest rate hiking cycles in history, all in an effort of course to bring inflation down but one part of inflation is some ways the wealth effect, the stock market. for a while it was working. rates were going up. the stock market was coming down. then the fed started saying we feel a pause, maybe one more. rate h

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i would get scott martin's reaction.don't necessarily approve a contract and they can walk. we know writers and actors are walking. this could build and have a big impact. >> it is a lot of walking that probably ends up running itself into the economy and that's the scary thing, we seen this before with the train system as well. there's a lot of talk and bluff and things get worked out the 11th hour. even our friends in d.c. have done that like 35000 times. i believe cooler heads are going to prevail probably a little give-and-take but something to keep in mind as the economy desperately relies on the services. neil: switching gears, the backdrop for all of this it is still a strong consumer unit he or she finds what they like in the movie theater they'll take advantage of that barbie and oppenheimer fit the bill. the two of them together help to account for a big, big weekend of ticket sales for theaters across the country over 300 million, what do you make of all of that? >> an interesting match between those two. this

let's turn to our economist, steve moore and scott martin. welcome to both of you. uly. scott, you handled the day to day wealth management us a. how to suggest americans turn around heading down that credit card path. >> well, budgeting is one thing that a lot of folks are not used to doing in the path and something that we encourage our clients to do in light of the inflationary trends. also getting other skills, too as well. given the fact that we're seeing quite a few jobs still out there depending on your favorite survey. looking at 9 to 10 million jobs out there for folks that are just not looking for them. getting training, enhancing skill sets or taking on a another job or two that would help you and getting down some of the credit card debt in the process. >> edward: to your point, a job making more money. scott, i want to follow up with that. does that mean people you think need to cut back on their current lifestyle? >> they may or you may have to look around for deals. there's deals out there as we've seen from nike, target, walmart. inventories are build

cio and fox news contributor scott martin is here to tell us who is going to win.ar but it is a great boxing match if you put them together. i wouldn't count either of these out. would you? >> maybe it will be a draw. we will see what the oddsmakers say about it. boxing and ufc, they have classes to level off, not give somebody a bigger win advantage. the actual advantage in the fight. interesting to see how that works out if there's hand-to-hand combat given zuckerberg is giving up 30 to 40 pounds at least on a good day and when it comes to the fact that facebook has so many active users than twitter does these days. dave: elon has kicked off a lot of free riders on twitter by pulling the freebies they were getting, get all these freebies if you get $8 a month. does that work to his advantage? >> it may. the other thing that elon has done for twitter in that respect is cleaned it up. he's been in a more optimized platform versus facebook which is a little bit clumpy i guess. depending on what he releases with regards to the application and what elon does in respon

let me thank headliners and co-team leaders and club membership events and program coordinator scott martin and club's new executive director. it is my honor to present to you, national press club mug. i understand you now have a pair, you can share coffee and tea with your wife and your retirement. it is -- >> no way i can accept it. thanks very much. no? >> let me remind our audience about plumbing headliners event monday july 17th, secretary -- sec chair gary gensler will join us for headliners. you can get your tickets at press.org. now for the last question. >> there's always a last question. >> this is a job with huge responsibilities but is there anything you will miss? >> sure. i will miss a lot. i'm in my 44th year of service in uniform. you don't do that for the money, that's for sure. you're doing it for a sense of purpose, you're doing it out of a sense of being part of an organization that is larger than your self. i am constantly inspired and really enjoy soldiers and the various officers i direct with all the time and i will get less of that obviously in retirement. the, robb

club's director ofs membership, kate, and membership, events and programs coordinator, cecily scott martin. aisles also -- i'd also like to remind you all that the national press club will draw attention to evan gersch to covisits -- gershkovich's wrongful detention in russia t beginning at 8 a.m., this wednesday, july 19th. and and now, governor, for the final question here, i want to just sharpen on the point, the final point that we just talked about, about the dea and the fbi. more than 100,000 people have died ofug drug overdoses in the u.s.s. last year, particularly with fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. this is been criticism of the dea's budget and the number of agents that it currently has. do you believe b that taking awy the fbi's role in enforcing drug responsibility -- enforcing drug crimes in the u.s. could lead to additional overdose deaths? >> no, just the opposite. we have a more focused mission that will n lead that effort. and so we'll be more successful in that. andd it's a good example that when you're looking at fentanyl, you've got to go after cartels. you know,

together, the clubs director of membership, and membership events and programs coordinator, cecily scott martin, i'd like to just remind you all the national press club will draw attention to wall street journal reporter gershkovich's detention in russia, reading his stories this wednesday july 19th. governor, i want to sharpen on the point we talked about on the dea and fbi. more than 100,000 people have died of drug overdoses in the u.s. last year, particularly with fentanyl and other synthetic opioids. there's been criticism of the dea's budget and the number of agents that it currently has. do you believe that taking away the fbi's role in enforcing drug-- enforcing drug crimes in the u.s. could lead to additional overdose deaths? >> no, just the opposite. we have a more focused mission that will lead that effort and so, we will be more successful in that and it's a good example when you're looking at fentanyl. you've got to go after the cartels. you know, the lead in that would be the dea working with our counterparts in mexico, coordinating that effort. you've got also the responsibility

time for us to come together, even now more than ever to make real the dream of martin luther king junior, and caretta scottthe torch truly has been passed to a new generation. and now it is time for each one of us to take our place, to continue the drumbeat of peace, justice, and equity. >> we will be doing that and i'm excited that i'm gonna have you back on several times, i want both of you to build up for this march. a march across all times. because we are all victims of hate crimes and of government denial. but i wanted especially to do this on the night that we funeral eyes the last sibling of dr. king. and as you both of you embody the continuation of that dream. i'm gonna give my tribute to her, in the final thoughts. andrea water skiing, and martin luther king the third, thank you both for coming out for the services, thank you for joining us. up, next my final thoughts. (vo) consumer reports evaluates vehicles for car shoppers in... reliability, safety, owner satisfaction, and road-test evaluations... and the results are in. subaru is the twenty twenty-three best mainstream automotive brand, acco

we go to the next question, one thing that we forgot and then you know this coretta scott king, the widow of dr. martin luther king when she was alive, said one of the reasons why they killed dr. king is because he was able this one black man was able to galvanize so many the powerful. and his focus was going to shift from race to poverty. with bobby kennedy, with bobby kennedy. and if both of them had lived, they would have dealt with the issue of poverty for white. but for everyone. so it was money. it was money. it was about money. and what we see today play out, i believe, from this crazy perch that i sit in, i believe that there's so much upheaval or unrest this ease, if you will, in the spirit, because you feel like you're not touched, as you said, by government. you're not seeing your cast away and there's some there's got to be some kind of i don't know, maybe with the hope that you have, you know, there needs to be an umbrella for all because some people feel left out you know, with each party or each person that comes in, there's always someone who feels left out. when do we make sure that we

scotts valley, hollister, san martin, morgan hill, santa cruz. but then mid-fifties campbell yet santa clara, cupertino and saratoga all in the upper 50s 40s up in the mountains truckee , south lake tahoe 79. las vegas 77. palm springs then 60s for a few, but mainly 50s, including 51 in crescent city. that's pretty cold for this time of year and the low is kind of knocking the high down a little bit as it does. that's opening the door to a bigger fog bank, more of an onshore direction and very quiet as far as thunderstorm activity goes, nothing compared to what we had in may and june, that's for sure. the monsoon season is slow to get started when you get these systems dropping in to give us a west southwest direction, the upper atmosphere that is not conducive to bringing in the monsoon, you need that to come around the high. maybe next week we'll start to see a little uptick, but not for us. fog, then sun breezy to windy 60s, 70s, 80s, if you like cooler weather, i think you'll like it all the way into friday, maybe the weekend you guys. all ri

scott called that spending reckless and said it actually contributed to inflation. for now in washington, raquel martines full approval to a drug that can slow the progression of alzheimer's. >> studies show tse drug which is called leqembi can clear the brain plaque linked to the disease and slow memory decline by at least 5 months. it is designed for people in the early stages of alzheimer's and is administered through iv infusion every couple of weeks. >> that means a milestone that shows that when the community, the health care systems and industry work together, we can make impacting united. see is that, you know, in our in in parents, didn't seem like feasible. and now we're seeing that is a very exciting time. >> but it's not for everyone, not affective every person and the risks include brain swelling and bleeding. more than 6 million americans suffer from alzheimer's. >> take a quick break or 6.21, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news sellers are calling out amazon after they were kicked off the site for selling stolen items without their knowledge. more on what's being done about that in a m

power, senator scott voted against bipartisan bills, including the chips act and the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure package. he called the spending reckless for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> okay, >> it was a historic day at the state capitol thursday, acting governor tony atkins came the first lgbtq+ california in to sign a bill into law. the san diego lawmakers temporarily taking over as acting governor this week as governor gavin newsom travels out of state. she signed 3 bills into law, including want improves braille, public transit for those who are visually impaired or blind. we'll be on the bill zach and says just for making it to this. well, since a larger message to californians. >> i think it's really important as diverse as california. is that the state gets to see the diversity. >> of our >> citizens and we can be in positions of power and influence. and in fact, it's long overdue, frankly, for particularly for women to be in these roles. >> when asked about her future after she terms out of the senate in 2024. says she is considering a run for lieutenant governor in 2026, but she has not made any final decisions. what we have some new renderi

power, senator scott voted against bipartisan bills, including the chips act and the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure package. he called the spending reckless for now in washington, raquel martinu. >> ok, thank you, raquel tonight. 46. right now we want to take a peek at the weather and see when we're able to see the sunshine. that would be nice. think you've got to go higher up in some parts to get a glimpse of the sun. hey, john, yeah. found a little bit of a top mount am, but a lot of us below mount tam actually, that's pretty much all of us are down in the gray this morning. it is definitely been a great start to your friday that gray pushing it along with the generous sea breeze. that is going big for blustery conditions right along the coastline. low stratus will first burn off for inland areas which are already seeing some sunshine. those of us along the bay shore got to wait for it a little bit longer. this is the big picture set up here. some cooler air plunging into the west coast along with that. some windy conditions we've got today, but we get the benefit of the mild weather. so instead of triple digits like we had last weekend, it's really just a lot of 70's for

checked in at 48 degrees low 50 around socal scotts valley felton even hollister down to 53 then a lot of 5556 in there from santa clara to morgan hill and san martinkick out here when the low comes in. that's not a favorable setup for the high and mid-level clouds. you need that to build in. then we might see a little more. but as it is, i think by tomorrow it'll be more low clouds and higher clouds will be pushed out of the area. when you get a southwest wind aloft, that does push that cloud cover out of its southeast, then that brings in some of that higher cloud deck. but for the monday forecast, we start a cooling trend today. we will start to see the system settle in. doesn't take a lot to get a cooler pattern at the end of july going into early august. and that's what we're going to have. so 6070s, 80s and 90s morning low clouds, cool to mild lows, mostly sunny, a decent fog bank, not a roaring one, but there's one out there upgraded to a few low 90s 6070s closer to the bay cooler weather those spills in for all tuesday taking us into midweek does look a little warmer end of the week though dave i see. thank you tom. now 653 happening today,