i strongly support ruth ferguson's application. and i will hope that you will strong low recommend her for seat 9 over mr. pill pelf my written testimony shows, [inaudible] also oppose the appointing mr. pilpel to the [inaudible] for good reason. including and incident in which he had been rifling through [inaudible] after hours. mr. pilpel is not serve on the task force for a total of 12 years. he currently in 7 to 8 year period of not having been appointed to the task force. the board of supervisors before that, have rejected him for 2 other 4 year appointments. so he has not served 12 years, i'm sorry. he has not served for going on 15 years for good 13 is the board of supervisors have consistent low found him to be deceptive for any city policy body or advisory body. he was not appointed to 2 different committees. not appointed the task force and i urge you to reject his application today. and send a recommendation to appoint ruth ferguson. and the gentlemen applying for seat 3. >> thank you. >> speaker time, >> thank you. >> t

roger ferguson weighs in this hour. >>> in china, a high stakes meeting for gina raimondo as beijing does the best to keep the floor under the sagging economy. >>> and appearing to backtrack on the anti-trust lawsuit. >>> later in the show, retail traders are doing in the face of the worst month of stocks this year. it is august 28th, 2023. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's start the hour with the check on the u.s. stock futures after the best day since august 7th. look at futures right now. you can see in the green across the board. the dow would open up 65 points higher. we always say it is early. among the biggest gainers of the nasdaq 100, tesla, moderna and palo alto networks up more than 10% on the week. we are checking the bond market as always with the benchmark 10-year treasury trading at the highest level since 2007 at 4.22. important to note the 2-year treasury is back above 5% at 5.07%. something we continue to watch. we are looking at the energy sector. oil, of course, is coming

judge jeffrey ferguson arrested at the couple's home in the upscale neighborhood of anaheim hills. the 72-year-old was released from jail on friday on a $1 million bond. here's abc's jacqueline lee. >> reporter: tonight, after decades in the courtroom, a prominent california judge on the other side of the law, accused of shooting and killing his own wife. police say they responded to a 911 call late thursday at the upscale anaheim hills home of orange county superior court judge jeffrey ferguson. inside, authorities finding his 65-year-old wife shot dead and arresting him on suspicion of murder. sheryl ferguson seen with her husband in photos posted to facebook, wishing him a happy birthday. >> she was soft spoken, very nice. and i know just -- her son was her pride and joy. >> reporter: investigators carrying rifles and guns from the home and boxes labeled "ammo". tonight, ferguson's neighbors in shock. >> never in a million years would imagine that, especially a judge. i mean, that's the surprising part of it all. makes you really think about who your neighbors and everything is.

and david, ferguson remains out on a million dollars bail. he had to surrender his passport and wear a gps monitor. he's also barred from buying or consuming alcohol. and david, his lawyers claim the shooting was an accident. >> david: kayna whitworth in california. thank you, kayna. >>> we first reported last night here on the lawsuit filed by the football star at the center of that popular movie "the blind side." well tonight here, the husband and wife now responding, after being accused of never adopting that football star. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> you have any place to stay tonight? >> reporter: it was the real life story that inspired the oscar-winning film "the blind side." a homeless teenager, taken in by a family, who went on to become a first round nfl draft pick. >> go, michael, go! >> the baltimore ravens select michael oher. offensive tackle, mississippi. >> reporter: but tonight, michael oher, the football player portrayed in the film, says he was the one blindsided by the family he says never actually adopted him. in a ne

was arrested thursday night on suspicion of shooting and killing his wife. 65 year-old cheryl ferguson. social media postings show the couple in much happier times. their home sits in an upscale typically quiet neighborhood in anaheim hills, but canyon vista drive was anything but quiet on that fateful evening. >> i heard a man scream, don't shoot me. and i heard a primal yao and so my some shows a son screaming don't shoot and it was a devastated. and that's 9 you something really crazy. what's happening outside? you just looked in different. i get like crying or >> a shot or may be shocked. but you just walking out. conway, i guess and they brought this >> sources tell the la times the ferguson son was home at the time of the shooting. the young man in his 20's try to give his mother cpr and later set with his father on the curb before answering questions from authorities, investigators obtained a search warrant and after daybreak removed firearms, including rifles from the house, neighbors, friends, people close to the couple say news of the deadly shooting comes as a total shock. s

ferguson is said to have cognitive medical issues and limited voting experience. anyone who has information on his whereabouts is urged to call police. now the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at pretty quiet golden gate bridge that looks like, lawrence. it is fog free. yeah. you know the fog us a bit higher up, you know, and we've got that cloud deck that is going to surge. >> well, on shore overnight tonight, the pattern really changing as we get into friday and well the weekend, too. so we're going to cool the temperatures off just a bit. i think bringing back not cold but least back to average for this time of year. but the clouds they gathered this afternoon that really kind made the temperatures take a hit outside today. as we saw more fog, low clouds moving in up toward quite our beautiful look. a quick shower looking nice and bright out there tonight. just a light breeze around the bay area and now, but we did have some gusts of 30 miles an hour along the coastline today with some of those gusts almost to 40 with that sea breeze kind of w

what is the importance of data in the side for racial injustice in 2014 ferguson enterprises and services? this was one of the sort of flash point where the nation can focus on police. finally, it became clear that there was very little data produced by the federal government to help us understand the problem. for me, that meant that 1st we need to get the data into the site to the 11.5 hours. since i'm not quite simply visualizes people who are killed by police, the goal is to demonstrate assistance. indeed, a nationwide problem network fires a systemic a solution you've been working to renew the racial injustice for a while. now. have there been any personal costs to you? absolutely. my work is literally compiling reading through analyzing and thinking out how to tell a story about cases of people who have been killed by the police and otherwise it's hard to impart because these are lives of people does in some deals with families. so they're also been physical threats as well. right? so you know, i've had the f b, i show up at my door and i was starting to get threats. messages e mails

ferguson has been a superior court judge since 2014., he spent 30 years in the orange county district attorney's office where he worked with the major narcotics enforcement team. he's now being held at the local jail on $1 million bail and away from other inmates he might have sentenced to that very same facility. that is standard procedure in high profile arrests like this one. ferguson makes his first court appearance next week. but it's a little unclear where that would happen because of all the work and all the years that he spent there at the orange county d.a.'s office. sources tell us that this case might be moved to a different jurisdiction. >> all right, claudia, thank you so much. trace? >> potentially damning new details in the latest batch of facebook files. critics say they are proof the white house tried to censor free speech on line. details on who and what the biden administration were trying to silence. shawn duffy and carley cooperman will join us on that. >> we're learning more about accusations against two u.s. navy

, an 18-year-old striker, and this may dissuade spurs from buying ferguson. with wushu and age group competitions, the country's championship ended with the presentation of the best in malair. in this competition, sanda ratin won the first place in hamedan, and the films of zanjan and mazandaran came in second and third, respectively. in the weight of 85 kg, the youth became the first zanjan province of kurdistan became the first and the teams of qom and isfahan came second and third respectively. kurdistan province of sanandaj city in the youth style in the age group of juveniles and 45 kilos . the level of the competition and the host said that the competition was very good. we had a few players of the national team . i would like to thank the officials who registered and accepted the accommodation of the children . athletes at the age of 14 together sohrabi of malair sed and sima news agency, the training of the women's sitting volleyball team with the presence of 15 athletes, hosted by tehran , is being held, the 20th stage of the sitting volleyball girls

120 million pounds. put a price and this is the same thing, i may now consume spurs from buying ferguson. god forbid, on the eve of the arbaeen walk, the commanders of the border guard of the islamic republic of iran and iraq held an extraordinary meeting in baghdad to ensure the security of the borders of the two countries . the meeting of the first border guards to ensure the security of the borders also, we will soon form a joint committee with the iranian border guards to complete all the border cooperation, which was attended by the commanders of the bordering provinces . these arrangements were made to exchange information and to have joint drills in the description of arrests , to have joint language patrols especially during arbaeen days of imam hussain , peace be upon him. arbaeen pilgrims this year should be carried out through seven common borders that the men of iraqi kurdistan, like them, three crossings from iraqi kurdistan have been opened, and now the dollars of these coordinations in security issues and in the issues of facilitating transportation have been done around t

that's when ferguson shot her with a pistol.urder, he sent a text message to his court clerk that said i just lost it. i just shot my wife. i won't be in tomorrow. i will be in custody. i'm so sorry. the couple's son called 911 and ferguson was arrested that night. judge ferguson, who prosecutors say was intoxicated at the time of the shooting s facing murder charges, but he's out on bail and ordered to wear an ankle monitor and stay away from alcohol. >>> u.s. army private tra sis king crossed into its territory and is there voluntarivoluntaris what they are saying. what we know is that king crossed into north korea last month during a dur of the dmz. paula hancocks has been following this live from south korea and joins us. first time official confirmation from north korea. what else do we know? >> it's important to note this is north korea's version of events. we are not hearing directly from travis king here. the media has a set idea of why king decided to run across the border last month. >> reporter: north korea claims rac

ferguson is said to have cognitive medical issues and limited boating experience. anyone with information is urged to contact police. happening today. antioch police officers who traded racist messages. we'll be back in court to determine if they violated state law which aims to eliminate racism in the criminal justice system. 17 antioch police officers have been named for sending text discussed falsifying evidence and beating up suspects and making racist and homophobic remarks as well. some of those text messages were incorporated, sexually explicit language, 3 antioch police officers have been charged now with multiple civil rights violations and could face decades in prison. a motion was granted to allow the officers to have counsel present during the proceedings to determine if the officers violated the racial justice act, which prohibits the state from seeking or obtaining a criminal conviction or imposing a sentence based on race, ethnicity or national origin. the officers will be in court at 8.30, this morning. resident and community organizations. we'll be

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. >> lawyers for jeffrey ferguson claimed the shooting was accidental.rly 50 weapons were taken from the couple's anaheim hills home, along with 26,000 rounds of ammunition. prosecutors say the 72 year old judge texted his court staff writing, i just lost it. i just shot my wife. ferguson remains free on $1 million bail. >> well, turning now to a mass resignation, leaving one minnesota community on edge. the city's entire police force called it quits as questions swirl about a nationwide shortage of officers. this is heartbreaking to us this morning. good human is scrambling the entire police force is resigning, leaving the city's roughly 1500 residents in law enforcement limbo. but good news, mayor, is sending an optimistic message about the future of the force. >> we are going to rise above this, and i'm confident that we will have a full police department. >> again, the main reason for the officers leaving disputes over their pay, the goodhue police chief who resigned late last week, had previously requested higher pay for his officers and better recr

ferguson described as a 5 foot 9 white man, brown hair.en eyes reportedly has some cognitive problems and has limited voting experience. anyone with information is urged to contact police. >> new details tonight on that mass shooting at a biker bar in southern california. we're learning the gunman was a retired police officer. 4 people, including the gunman, died in the shooting. several others are in critical condition tonight happened about 7.30, last night at cook's corner in tribute canyon. that's a small community in the eastern's part of orange county in the foothills. there. deputies say the gunman went into the bar and shot his estranged wife and her dinner dinner companion and then started shooting at random. the gunman, then i went outside and kept firing. and that is when police officers killed him. deputies say the estranged wife was targeted in that attack. >> and half moon bay, local latino organizations hosted a roundtable discussion on the working conditions for local farm workers. that event was organized by a nonprofit or

ferguson was taken into custody and released today after posting a $1 million bond. according to jail records, he has not been formally charged. >>> chaos erupted in new york after a massive crowd gathered during an event held by a poplar influencer. youtuber kai cenat said he would be doing a giveaway in union square which included playstations. thousands of people gathered in the square and it quickly got out of hand. some of the crowd can be seen tossing objects and climbing on top of vehicles. police made some arrests. >> crazy. >>> still ahead, a troubling milestone for the world's oceans, the new record set this week that may not last very long. >>> ahead in sports, breaking down the mess that is conference realignment and what it means for two bay area schools. >>> plus george kittle sits down with our vern glenn and they get into the thick of contract talks. >>> on this friday night we go on the road with the story of one couple's unforgettable wedding day and when your gut is out of balance, your body y gives you u s. so if you'u're frustrarated with occccas

ferguson has been a court judge since 2015 before that he spent 30 years in the orange county district attorney's office where he worked with the major narcotics enforcement detail. now he's being held at the local jail on $1 billion bond for allegedly murdering his wife, anaheim police saying that their investigation is continuing and detectives have been at the scene at the house at anaheim hills throughout the night gathering evidence and we hope to have more details on this breaking news story later today. >> i thank you. >> republican senators taking his first two of the unfolding chaos as a presidential candidate, so just how bad is it? we hear from the presidential hopeful coming up. >> as an gross coverage, it is going up to a prisoner swap is hitting a brick wall thanks to a south american nation in the details and a setback. >> a coke cage potentially on the verge of getting red hat. why investigators are seeing a glimmer of hope in finding hatches about a missing florida woman. >> look at the old case files and the evidence you can expect them to re-interview any witnesses a

and police say that 65 year-old cheryl ferguson, that surname that we she was shot and she died in her home. police later arrested. 72 year-old orange county superior court judge jeff ferguson as the main suspect, the area was shut down throughout the night as police investigated. judge jeff ferguson was booked into the anaheim police department detention facility in lieu of 1 million dollars bail. >> all right. take a look at this. the san francisco sheriff's office is announcing a pretty big drug bust, according to their facebook page, police took enough streets drugs off the street on wednesday night to total 1800 should say 815 grams of fentanyl. 58 grams of meth and 24 grams of cocaine. you see it all there on the screen. this comes just days after the chp announced that it had removed more than 15,000 grams of fentanyl from the san francisco streets when they started their crackdown on may. 1st. >> it's 10 26 in the north bay marin, sonoma and mendocino counties are launching a new initiative to keep their beaches clean. they estimate about 10 million people visit those beaches e

ferguson, do you understand all these additional nonmonetary conditions as to your bail? >> yes, i do, your honor. >> reporter: 72-year-old jeffery ferguson was arrested earlier this month after police say he shot his wife sheryl in their home. according to the orange county district attorney's office, the judge then texted his own court clerk and bailiff, saying, "i just lost it. i just shot my wife. i won't be in tomorrow. i will be in custody. i'm so sorry." sheryl, seen here in photos posted to facebook, wishing her husband of nearly 30 years happy birthday. >> she was soft spoken, very nice. and i know, just, her son was her pride and joy. >> reporter: court documents allege the judge shot his wife "at close range while intoxicated" after an argument earlier in the evening. their son calling 911, trying to stabilize his mother. police say they found 47 weapons, all legally owned, including rifles, shotguns, handguns, and over 26,000 rounds of ammunition in the home. and david, he remains out on a million dollars bail. he had to surrender his passport and wear a gps m

and on the ninth anniversary of the killing of michael brown in ferguson, missouri, his family and civilights groups reveal a new push for accountability. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. a candidate in ecuador�*s upcoming presidential election has been assassinated. fernando villavicencio was attacked after leaving a campaign event in the capital, quito. mr villavicencio was a member of the country's national assembly, as well as a notable anti—corruption candidate. a member of his campaign team told local media that he was about to get into a car when a man stepped forward and shot him in the head. his death was confirmed on social media by current president guillermo lasso. mr lasso vowed that "this crime will not go unpunished." he called for an an urgent meeting of his top officials to address the killing. the country's attorney general�*s office said on social media that the suspect in the attack had died from injuries sustained in a shoot—out with police. ecuador�*s election is scheduled to take place on august 20th. live now to samantha schmidt, washington po

and on the ninth aniversary of the killing of michael brown, in ferguson, missouri, his family and civil rights groups reveal a new push for accountability. i'm helena humphrey, it's good to have you with us. the bbc is just now learning that ecuadorian presidential candidate fernando villavicencio has been assassinated. villavicencio, a member of the country's national assembly, was attacked after leaving a campaign event in the northern city of quito. he was also a notable anticorruption campaign. a member of his campaign team told local media, villavicencio was about to get into a car when a man stepped forward and shot him in the head. his death was confirmed on social media by current president guillermo lasso. ecuador�*s presidential election is scheduled to take place on 20 august. wildfires are raging across the us state of hawaii. officials there say that at least six people have died and many are injured, with some in a critical condition. these are the scenes out in maui and the big island that locals are calling "apocalyptic." locals are calling "apocalyptic". the historic to

i think back to 2014 and 15 the contents of the ferguson uprising. so much of that work was necessarily focused on proving that there was a systemic problem. and not because folks who had experienced it didn't know there was a stomach problem, really because there were a lot of white people who refused to believe it. and a lot of policy makers who refused to act on it. and i think when the george floyd video came out, there was also something about that video in particular the number of officers who were there. and so in the cold stare on derek chopin's face, he really was indifferent to george for his life. there was something about that incident in particular that i think i hit a different course. there was now consensus, but there was a problem that it was the stomach that it was everywhere. and i think somebody said, sam, i would say that we definitely did see a shift of but i would actually push back and saying that on a large scale, this was the conversation. because in fact i feel like the election results told a completely different story. it

police say 65 year-old cheryl ferguson was shot and killed in her own home.olice later arrested. 72 year-old county superior judge judge jeff ferguson as the main suspect, a judge ferguson was booked into the anaheim pd detention facility in lieu over 1 million dollars bail. las vegas police announced today they're throwing out criminal. the criminal battery investigation involving performer cardi b the rapper was recently performing in las vegas when someone appeared to throw their drink at her. she threw her microphone that that person, las vegas police say they closed the case due to insufficient evidence and no charges will be filed and tonight is the night after 30 consecutive drawings without a winner. the mega millions grand prize is climbing to a whopping 1.0. 35 billion dollars. the drawing will be at 08:00pm and ticket sales and at 7 o'clock, the odds of matching all 5 numbers and the mega number are one in more than 302 million. a winning ticket has not been sold since april 18th of this year. still ahead on this hour of kron, 4 news health officia

ferguson, as soon as the doctor is always highlighted, becomes all the world we can make the difference. w, all the world unpack, pulse out. your info is in all the input w story. now on to the these migraines have been risk to drifting some mold in 2 days on the open seas. the german n g o s o s. humanity wants to prevent submitted to rainy and from becoming a graveyard. can they succeed? the roco uh yellow has been working as a search and rescue expert for 6. he is the same. he leads includes doctors, nurses, emergency workers, and other help is who will support the migrants and translate for them. for most of the grades. this is the 1st time on board a rescue ship. to prepare for what lies ahead rocha organize as a practice drill. he wants to make sure everyone on the team knows what to do. the team is divided into 2 groups. the 1st poses as a boating distress. the others act as rescue is the many of the team members of all and t is summer spending the annual holiday here on for the humanity one to take costs and risk emissions. the things for me, i did this or do this in that positi

but the last prefaced question that i want to ask is you and i met in ferguson amidst the. you know, uproar and the the conflict and everything that was happening in the aftermath of michael brown's death, you know, in ferguson really became a shorthand for all the social that was going on at time. can you talk a little about, you know, in a book that you wrote that comes out of that, you know, they can't kill all? can you talk a little bit about how this book relates to your prior one? certainly and i actually do see these books in conversation with each other in some ways. and i imagine that i imagine that, you know, where i work on another book it might it would feel very different these two feel like they're that that they have something to say to each other and and what i mean by that is, you know, they they can't kill us all in ferguson the rise of you know what's commonly known as black lives matter as a protest movement in a new era of our long civil movement in. many ways grows out of it as a reaction, as a response to. the obama presidency. right. that this is a m

ferguson is said to have cognitive medical issues and limited voting experience. anyone with information is urged to contact the police. today and police officers who traded racist text messages are going to be back in court to determine if they violated a state law that aims to eliminate racism in the criminal justice system. 17 antioch police officers have been named in this a case that involves text messages that were sent. apparently there was also messages about falsifying evidence and beating up suspects making racist and homophobic remarks and there was sexually explicit language as well. 3 antioch officers have been charged with multiple civil rights violations. and a motion was granted to allow the officers to have counsel present during the proceedings to determine if the officers violated the racial justice act, which prohibits the state from seeking or obtaining a criminal conviction or imposing a sentence based on race, ethnicity or national origin. the officers will be in court in a couple hours at 8.30, this morning. so we'll be keeping an eye on wh

and he left the embryos to be ferguson and use for future pregnancy attempts or even donated to other people. different countries have different lows on this another option is sorry, i could see where another woman buys the child. but that's also not allowed to sign goes to ex donation most babies are still can save the natural way. but science cuz sometimes oh for helping home to those who are struggling. it's alone costs from a positive pregnancy test to the bus of a child. and sometimes that pop ends abruptly and unexpectedly, the chances of miscarriage all particularly high in the 1st 3 months of that conception. sometimes they, a cub, because the embryo doesn't develop as it should weather, due to genetic defects all because it's unable to link and properly to the mother circulatory system. so many women having a miscarriage is a terrible experience based mothers and that babies on doing policies this afternoon. not all of the women here had children after 1st pregnancy search on face and has a 9 month old. but before her baby, she had a miscarriage. a minor here, my midwife enco

nick: and jane ferguson, just in the time we have left, you have reported so much from the region.spective for us. what is the legacy of rubber and on all the changes in egypt that that we've just been discussing on north africa and the middle american east? jane: we've really got to look, nick, back at 2013 as a year of something of a crisis in american foreign policy in the middle east and in the arab world. of course, at the time you had the obama government, or the obama administration, which had whenever you had the coup happen, they would not use the word coup. they they condemned any of the violence that happened as a result of this of this massacre. of course, in the same year, we also had the famous red line in syria where the obama administration had said if the assad regime uses chemical weapons on their own people, they would be willing to act militarily. and that red line was crossed and there wasn't really any military response from the united states. it was in that moment that i think a lot of people in the region look back and will say, this is when united states po

wholeheartedly with that, i think you look just at the sheer number of protests that occurred since the ferguson uprising in 2014 and then again, i'm after the murder of george floyd and minneapolis, it's a scale that this nation has never seen before. you know, we have in terms of organizing, you know, we were learning from organizers all across the world to figuring out how to use limited resources, but access to technologies, access to a phone, access to twitter, but just allow us to go further to go faster to organize more quickly and at a scale that hasn't been passed. what is digital organizing? then? digital organizing is how do we actually mobilize and online people skills their talent, their energy, and they're concerned about this issue with actions that can make the biggest difference towards ending police violence towards changing the systems and structures that we produce. police towns and cities across the country. and chelsea how are using that in your work, digital organizing as how freedom march and why it came to be right. it was through a friend and i coming together and sayin

to me with a real lesson and half buys a how you have a question, a face can change the we will ferguson who spies for 2 months, but it still was of scale that was shocking people. the light control of it felt like from law, the order of in spain for the, for the window or the neighbors on each side were trying to defend their profits. that i said is kind of are helping towards me. just brand right in front of this, this one holly that was putting the workshop in the morning on the 2nd of january. the image was nearly every front page of the type type has been shared across the session. really one was featured on many from ages around the world and was taken by the front as a journalist. matthew habit, he treated my last day the decade felt like the apocalypse, all the rest of the world. it was a big top climate change. and just as a reminder, man, trading prime minister, scott morrison countess claims, as a consequence of man made climate change destroyed. so he had the front door, he left the stairs. when i went up to that, stay when i have to attend to what are you still being emotion

podcast, ben ferguson himself.egin with biden family corruption, becoming increasingly difficult for democrats to ignore what is happening and just yesterday newly released bank record surrounding overseas business dealings that stem from hunter biden time on the board of that ukrainian energy company burisma and joe biden's time as vice president. the details are really shocking. according to the records, hunter biden and his dad and family business associates received more than $20 million from foreign clients, 6.5 million from ukraine and a kazakhstan business man bought hunter a porsche and millions more. what in the world was that money being spent on. "new york post" thinks access to joe biden was for sale. the biden brand. president biden is offering first reaction to devon archer bombshell testimony from last week, the former bestie and business colleague on the board of hunter biden and the president snapped at peter doocy instead of answering the question and addressing the issue. let's watch. >> peter: t

recent issue is when the police officer killed this young man in ferguson. created mindful drumming for people to come together. >> can anyone do this? >> yes. you don't have to have rhythm or be a musician. it is amazing. we have more women come to do this than men and sometimes they drive very fast, 60 or 70 miles to come. >> tell us beyond fear, the book he wrote. >> we wrote beyond fear in 1998 and it was a tool we felt that as americans, we really wanted to begin to see the we are all human beings. we spent a lot of time looking at the 12 principles of the healing that the essence of being is love. why do we fight each other? why do we want to kill each other because i don't look like you are speak like you are have the same religion you have? the whole focus of beyond fear is to look at ways we can begin to move beyond fear so we can begin to understand as human beings we all have the same issues. we all breathe and believe. when you are cut everybody's blood is red. >> scriptures tells us that perfect love casts out fear. >> that is the purpose of bey

vice chair, roger ferguson is with us, says don't rule out two potential hikes. and tony dwyer, who's been pretty resolute about calling for an eventful recession, steering clear of megacaps and cyclicals. morning guys, good to see you both >> i hope you heard our conversation, because wlhether it's the bank downgrades, the china risk, the pmis, money supply, used car and shelter what will a couple more rate hikes get us >> let me be very clear. i think one rate hike is probable, two is possible. and it depends very much on just the conversation we're having. we've seen a little bit of what appear to be reacceleration. a number of the incoming data. high-frequency numbers. we're suggesting a lot of forward momentum in the economy. we still have a very, very tight labor market and so, with the data-dependent said, looking at every number, one could imagine a situation where another hike, two hikes are called for i'm not saying that's likely miami saying, let's not simply rule it out and say it's one and done it's one and then let's wait and see. because the situat

any of correspondence i offer as to how does ferguson has been following the press conference by the french leader. so we now have confirmation here. 6 countries have been invited to join the block, what details was were given but unfortunately they went, wasn't an opportunity to ask questions after that briefing. but what we do know is that throughout the conference the breaks leaders have been talking about the need to get closer to africa. and i think with the addition of egypt and ethiopia, yeah. in particular, we can see that trained beginning egypt, for example, excuse me, is of africa's largest academy tied with nigeria. and ethiopia is also quite a muscular economy here on the, on the african continent, 100000000 people strong and also expanding into various areas. we see that also saudi arabia, which had actively been lobbying before this conference, is, is it being invited to the group along with the u, a. e. and we know that saudi arabia has been on somewhat of an active re branding a marketing campaign in various areas. buying up software plays here, but also speaking abo

this is neil ferguson from stanford university, also a bloomberg opinion columnist. he put out a new post showing the u.s. economy will not land it gently. he says all of these comparisons, if it were like flying a plane, he says actually most people would prefer to either drive or sale if that is the case because fed officials have not had much luck in the past of landing u.s. economies in a safe way. he is saying when you look at history as a guide looking at the 1920's, the 1940's, controlling inflation in those postwar boom eras has been a painful process. you can check that out on opi and go. shery: having said that, statistically speaking, flyer is safer than driving, right. annabelle: good point. we will have to ask him that. shery: there is more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for

a california judge is in custody suspected of killing his wife reports identify jeff ferguson in orangeince 2015 as a suspect. police entered the home after one gunshot finding the victims according to sources by the los angeles times ferguson spent three decades with orange county das office before his appointment to the bench. the united auto workers union pressing the detroit car companies to get factory workers 40% pay hike in the next labor contract. the union is negotiated on 150,000 hourly workers at gm, ford insta lantus. right now workers make $18 an hour with top wages hitting $32 per hour. the uaw spokesperson says ceo salaries have gone up 40%, hence the demand for 40% pay hike, that is a request anyway. fidelity does, orlando florida steakhouse serving a freaking unbelievable begin steak. the price tag is unbelievable, $69. charlie steakhouse blind taste test has steak lovers fooled the offering clicked on the same surface of the regular steak. they are the first restaurant in the nation to offer if filet mignon version with plant-based ingredients. you can call it a steak

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and on the ninth aniversary of the killing of michael brown, in ferguson, missouri, his family and civilou with us. the bbc is just now learning that ecuadorian presidential candidate fernando villavicencio has been assassinated. villavicencio, a member of the country's national assembly, was attacked after leaving a campaign event in the northern city of quito. he was also a notable anticorruption campaign.

george ferguson covers the airline industry for bloomberg.ong can true deflation last in airplane tickets? >> it is going to hurt profitability. if airlines could change, they would. it is part of the competitive dynamic. everybody has returned to the marketplace. i feel like it is the consumer starting to run out of gas. i think we have said that for a while. they are running out of gas, some are. which is taking demand down and business has not really returned. not in full force. we are seeing 60% of the pandemic. lisa: if you look at the cpi, it is based on domestic affairs. when you look at where people are going, it is international. that has been fueling profitability. those prices, if tom keene's engaged to shanghai are any indication, are not going down. at what point are we seeing a destroyed -- a distorted metric in deflation as average prices continue to increase dramatically? george: i would disagree with you. i agree that domestic is more correlated then the international markets. what i will say is, there is a small correlation.