state street is in the news for a few reasons today.e conference is pretty much the etf's -- etf industry's largest conference. there are etf market makers, traders. of course the fund issuers gather in miami. i noticed one big theme was model portfolios. down at the conference katie greifeld and i sat down with pete hill. they have a smaller slice of the model portfolio pyrite now. lee about $5 billion. you compare that to blackrock, which has about one hundred billion dollars in their model portfolio business. a lot of the conversations were around, how do businesses scale this part of the industry more and more financial advisors are asking for model portfolios, a ready-made strategy of index etf's packaged together that state street or blackrock can offer clients. talked with state street about their plans to hire employees and scale their business to about 25 dollars in assets. -- $25 billion in assets. sonali: these days you have seen a lot of different companies capitalize on them. what are the options that people are talking abo

[thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etfed the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to mad money. >> thank you for having me. >> wanting bedroom i you are doing that is really important is you may be the most important force i think between trying to be sure we have secure elections in this country or not, which many of us are worried with everything that we hear about that we could all do fooled by figs in crazy things. >> yeah. i think this year almost half of the global population is going to be voting, and the united states has a presidential election coming up. at 2016 we launched a project where we provided services at no cost to any state or local officials helping administer elections whether they are a blue or red state or purple. does not matter. we try to make sure cyber security is not the story in the 2024 elections in the u.s. or anywhere in the world. >> you are doing a great thing because i think it is a principal cause of the angst t

from a state street perspective, i am concerned with the u.s. banking regulators capital proposal, which i fear could negatively impact the u.s. economy by limiting bank credit extension and impairing the ability of u.s. banks like state street to continue to provide high- quality custody and asset management services. i am also concerned by the s.e.c.'s proposed safekeeping role, which with no clear rationale, challenges some of the foundational elements of custody banking, and in effect destroys low-cost, near-perfect service now provided to investors. i hope these proposals can be adjusted, for if not, they create risk of economic, market, and individual outcomes coming forward. i am very proud of our company, our diverse workforce, and the role we play in the financials to them. state street and other banks here are the most well- capitalized and technologically advanced financial services firms in the world. they are essential to america's competitiveness and prosperity. i look forward to our dialogue today. >> good morning, chair brown, ra

i spoke to dan gerard, a senior market strategist from state street global markets a little earlier.ns on a my favourite sectors for the rest of this year. it contains all the things we are looking for in a market that i think contrary to some of the prevailing optimism, it's going to get a lot tougher this year despite the fed, and we can talk a little bit about that later. but tech has everything we would want in this environment. we've got a pretty good rising sales, we've got profitability, margins protective. buy—backs we have pretty low debt levels and lots of cash flow. in a think in that space that's what we'll want to see more of as we start to get into some these challenges that i think will be heading most of the equity space as we progress through this year. the other part about it is the consumer is really what is holding things up right now, and i think the consumer focus will remain in part ten to four at the first half as well. , ,., , well. equities, bonds, commodities, - well. equities, bonds, commodities, they . well. equities, bonds,| commodities, they are well. e

i spoke with a senior market strategist from state street global markets earlier.global markets earlier. this shows why tech _ global markets earlier. this shows why tech remains - global markets earlier. ti 3 shows why tech remains one of my favourite sectors for the rest of this year. it contains all the things we are looking for in a market that i think maybe contrary to the prevailing optimism. it will get a lot to offer this year. despite the fed and we talk about that later. but tech has everything you would want in this environment. we got pretty good rising sales, profitability, margins protected, buybacks, pretty low debt levels and lots of cash flow. in that space i think that's what we want to see more of as we start to get into some of as we start to get into some of the challenges that i think will be hitting most of the equity space as we progress through the year. the other part about it is the consumer is really what is holding things up right now. i think the consumerfocus will things up right now. i think the consumer focus will remain important f

from a state street perspective i'm concerned with u.s. banking regulators capital proposal which i fear could negatively impact the u.s. economy by limiting bank credit extension. it could impair the ability for banks like state street to continue to provide high- quality custody and management services. i am concerned by the sec proposed safekeeping role with no clear rationale challenging some of the foundational elements of custody baking and in effect destroys the now perfect service provided to investors. i hope these proposals can be adjusted. for if not we are at risk of a negative economic market and individual outcomes going forward. i am very proud of our company, our diverse workforce and the role we play in the financial system. state street and the other banks here are the most well cup and technologically advanced firms in the world. they are essential to competitiveness and prosperity. i look forward to our dialogue today. >> thank you. >> good morning, chair brown, ranking member scott and members of the committee. i have

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to keep that money underling upward to blackrock, state street and vanguard and to the companies buyingall the homes in this state so that your kids can't buy them. [indistinct shouting] rfk: [laughs] we are going over the world. the king and queen look out of their castle and they say we are ok because everybody is fighting each other and nobody is climbing over the wall for us. i want to lead you allthe riderr country. [applause] thank you. are right, i been given the signal, i have some ground to stand on and we will go over that wall and take our country back, thank you all very much. [applause] [indiscernible] >> you guys can use this, raise your hand if you do? >> ok, this is megan, for questions? i have to ask you, in reference to the dmv complaint, that they should get their own team that they believe in. specifically, how do you respond to the allegation of it? >> the dmz allegations? they are completely false, they said that we were cyclically colluding by the evidence was given by super pac. my campaign was secretly colluding with a super pac. the voter application that they

we have absolutely nothing here as rails ami, designated the algebra state street, which connects the north to the south as a safe car doors. it's proving to be anything bought best. under the bought of of the do. the shell was fired while people were on the way to the south. many people were killed or injured. and at the very center i was packed and i was heading south . here's my bag stained with the blood of those who were injured. who did arrive at el cheapo hospitals taking refuge in medical care? as israel continues, it's really most offensive and gaza cleared the young and innocent continue to paint for she'd be a surprise how you tell him how to 0 us. the conflict in gaza has overshadowed the meeting of g 20 foreign ministers in brazil. earlier this week, brazil's president accused israel of genocide sparking, and in israel and the united states. speaking of the g 20 meeting us secretary of state antony clinton has admitted that international efforts to ensure a reaches the palestinians in gauze has not been sufficient. there's been many obstacles that we're trying to work thr

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unfortunately every month in this state street, homelessness grows. >> the bill comes months before theme court of the united states is set to decide if governments across the nation can criminalize homeless people for sleeping on the street. the group of lawmakers said they don't want to wait. >> this is incredible premature, bob erlenbusch with the sacramento regional coalition to end homelessness is against the new bill. so this is really ill advised. and, um, and, and i just think it's, you know, trying to grandstand on the issue of trying to look tough on homelessness. >> meanwhile, at the sweep, vail said he has little hope they not going to give me a penny, dime near a quarter. >> all they telling me is i got to go. and i'm tracking the weather. >> we've got a chance of some showers out there in the forecast for tomorrow. we'll take a peek at that right after the break. let's go to ktvu. >> alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for west coast rap at seven, right here on ktvu. >> julie, thank you. tonight at seven, we will continue our coverage with

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. >> i was playing guitar on state street in the middle of the street.i can still feel that desire that i had when i was younger to make it. >> jimmy: that is katy perry. [ cheering ] in her hometown of santa barbara, california. >> that's right. >> jimmy: how old were you when you would be out there playing the guitar? >> i would go and busk at farmers markets when i was 13. and i would make like $20 and two avocados and a mango. >> jimmy: the farmers market people would give you some fruit. >> you know how expensive avocados are? >> they're like 4 bucks a piece. >> jimmy: black market was like 8. you would make $20 doing that. >> remember, i'm 39, jimmy. this is when i was 13. that's like $50 now. >> jimmy: was it weird to be there? did you take luke and lionel to other places? >> no. we all actually visit each other's hometowns for this season of "idol." that's what is so different. i get to go to lionel's town and luke's town, and they get to come to santa barbara which is my town. >> jimmy: lionel is from alabama. >> tuskegee. >> jimmy: did you go t

don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way and say the the between 3 of us. so it's been probably a really use your tucker carlson thing to do. lots of positive response. that's kind of course we have to send little comments. what kind of comments were been guessing for western leaders, department? instruct play, break on chestler, germany, and all this like quotes and the cert ridiculous, etc. so not of justifying the reasons for the beginning of the special notes for operation, but the threats of nature of attack gains more rush as well. first of all, it's a good thing that they are watching and listening to what i guess what i say is today for some reasons to reasons that people have to do with them. we can not have a direct dialogue and we should be grateful to mr. carlson. for being able to do this by him as a middle man, for, for the fact that they function listens to his goods and share it to the fact tha

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marvin at state street still with us.an you have an outlook for 2025 without knowing whose can win the election this year? >> it certainly is tough. the trump policies will be such a departure from where we are now that it is very very hard. i think you see some of those bets being made, each one of these polls as we move to a national stage. even though we still have a lot left. starring to make its way into conversations for us. >> if you look at 2025 politics affects policy which affects the economy. >> they shouldn't. the fed obviously supposed to be political -- but from a deficit perspective and worrying about the treasury market i think those conversations are out there and part of -- the fed doesn't want to be at the helm of a recession. part of this pivot over the course of the last couple of quarters to me is to avoid recession because of the amount of debt from stabilizers. jonathan: you said two things. one that bats were starting to be taken and the conversations. how are they expressing this in markets right

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[thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etforld to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ exchange." an indian telecom jiejt is doing business across africa ihs's stock has fallen nearly 30% since mid-january when it reached an agreement with a large shareholder over board election nominations they affect over 40 towers it includes mobile networks and broadcasters joining us is the ihs ceo. great to have you here. >> good morning, frank how are you? >> i'm doing great let's talk about this deal it with is a giant imdian telecom company, but you're doing the deal out of africa why are you so focused on business when it comes to telecom and emerging markets >> look, thanks for the question, frank. first of all, barky is one of the largest. they're present in india and all over africa. covid aside, people want to set aside their cars and vacation plans, but thaw want more phones, more communications. that's become a basic human need everyone wants their phone, whether you're in afric

. ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street createdd the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ >>> all right. welcome back. we want to just touch on new york community bancorp. the stock has broken $5. down another 15% today. josh, i wanted to touch on this because you mentioned it, i guess, last week, that you had bought it for a trade. are you still in it? what's the story? >> i'm in it at 5 and change. i'm in for a small amount. they got a ratings down grade which, frankly, i'm surprised it took this long. this stock is just a blood bath, but i'm waiting to see what happens because at the heart of why it's a blood bath, just in my personal opinion, is that they are trying to get ahead of the issues in commercial real estate. and they're reserving for larger amounts than they have been prior and, of course, that's not positive short term, but i think they need to. i think a lot of banks need to, and that's kind of the way i'm thinking about it. i could change my mind at any ti

>> i think certainly with state street bank, they have joined the local interbank market.titutions will be joining if they wish to. the idea is it will hopefully spur more investors to partake in interbank market which would increase liquidity particularly with extended hours. when big thing alone, if it does impact the inclusion of the korean bonds joining the ftse will to government bond index, that is a big win for the won. estimated flows for the year could be as big as 70 billion. a big increase in liquidity. haidi: our fx and rate strategist with the latest. coming up, why government bonds can deliver solid returns in the near term. we take a closer look at the acquittal of samsung executive chairman and the implications for the company. ♪ ♪ annabelle: this is "daybreak: asia." we are counting down to asia's major market opens. the focus comes to the moves in the bond space overnight. we saw a big slide. stronger data tells us the fed really not going to be coming anytime soon. haidi: some of that repricing and expectations still for five cats. down to the timing, i

don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way and say the one of the things that i admire most about members of the millennial generation is there in need optimism. they are optimistic about their futures, their careers, their families. it reminds me of when i was young before a life of wisdom blowing speeded out of me. still, there are some people who have such an in green need, a natural desire to do right? that they blow to whistle on myriad issues throughout the course of their lives. no matter what the personal cost. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 and it's really psychologist once told me that whistle blowers have a far better defined sense of right and wrong. then does the general population. some issues are just clearly black and white. right and wrong. often times the general public doesn't understand that. certainly it's no surprise, but sometimes governments don't under

[thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etfed the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ [thunder rumbles] ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. i'm frances rivera with the nbc news headlines. we start with the race for the white house. the political network funded by charles koch will no longer send funds to the nikki haley campaign. according to the email obtained by nbc news, the group says they can no longer believe they can make a difference. it comes one day after haley lost to former president trump in her home state of south carolina's primary contest. >>> president biden is expected to host party leaders from the house and senate tomorrow. the president will urge la lawmakers to pass the foreign aid package which passed in the senate with bipartisan support. the president is also expected to push lawmakers to avert a looming government shutdown which could begin on march 1st. >>> and there is no stopping the "oppenheimer" juggernaut. it won three trophies at the screen actors guild awards. on the tv

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street, also under 580. the inspected properties are owned by caltrans and leased to private businesses. state wide. 12 of the 60 sites inspected passed the inspections came in the wake of a large fire underneath interstate ten near downtown los angeles in the fall that shut down the highway for more than a week. the union, representing thousands of csu faculty, announced today that its members voted in favor of the tentative agreement reached with the csu last month. the agreement provides a 10% salary increase to all faculty by july, and an increase in paid family leave. the csu chancellor's office says the next step is for the csu board of trustees to ratify the agreement, possibly as early as next month. >> heavy surf is making for some dangerous conditions off the mendocino county coast. large waves could be seen crashing ashore at fort bragg today. people who were along the coast there this afternoon said they felt like the wind was about to knock them over. our chief meteorologist, bill martin, is here now with a look at the latest conditions. >> bill. yeah, it's a lot going on out ther

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the state and lake theater at the corner of state street and lake street. it was a very imposing building, very ornate. and the corner, that was the preferred location. it had one, two, three stories and a tower on the corner. interesting architectural elements along the roofline and a very handsome entrance. but that was for the exterior. what they really wanted to reproduce was the interior. and this is how the interio looked. of those major theaters, this is the interior othe state lake. we have a maleobby floor. we have a vaulted ceiling with painted wood. wood trim. we have mirrored walls just like the palace of versailles in france. and of course, we had very elegant lighting. and what was the main focal point? the grand staircase. but how was it that we had many architects in chicago to help build these and design the motor showrooms? architects such as alfred. alfred altshuler, christian x storm holabird and roche, jenny mundy and jensen, albert kahn. we'll talk a little bit more about him. well, they were here in chicago for two main reasons. numbe

coincidentally a parallel period where we saw a huge influx of capital into blackrock, vanguard and state streetat his thesis was was something has fundamentally changed, what is it? and they figured out that we have seen short funds disappear, value investors have seen outflows. money has gone into growth and passive and we cannot rely on other value investors to come in after we identify a cheap company and make it rise. we have to change the way we look at the world. over the past five years they have been outperforming. unusual to see this sort of second act. sonali: what is interesting he has having a bit of a renaissance. this is not just in the way he is thinking about value but in merger trades that have paid out. you can appreciate that he is throwing shade not only passive investing but he also starts to critique the quants. barry: it is all about price and not value, end of day options, and the idea that you only care about what happens over the next 15 minutes instead of the next 15 years. obviously there is a place for that sort of short-term trading. it is a key part for what is ta

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states government. >> the protest did cause major delays on highway 101 and surrounding city streets. caltrans reported all freeway lanes were back open shortly after three in the afternoon. one person was reportedly killed in gaza after police opened fire on a crowd that rushed right toward a truck carrying humanitarian supplies. video circulating out there on social media show people running and climbing onto the truck, taking white bags and then running away. the truck had just arrived from egypt through the rafah crossing. fire and smoke can be seen rising from a small building near the crossing point . israel has repeatedly said hamas is diverting aid after the supplies are transported into gaza. un aid agencies deny that claim and for the very latest developments out of the middle east, you can download the ktvu fox local app. it is free for your smart tv. >> the federal government stepping in to help parts of california following weeks of devastating weather. the disaster declaration approved today for the state. >> also new information tonight about the san jose police officer

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