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paul: we heard from the t. rowe price c.e.o. earlier as well, talking about, the fed doesn't want to repeat the misthiesks 1970's where the easing happened too soon. is there another parallel with the 1970's here as well in terms of strong oil price. will that throw a spanner in the works for central banks when it comes to inflation? belita: that's another thing in the background, this high level of geopolitical tensions, and two hot wars. with those things, you know, very much in play you could have an accident of some sort. iran could get more involved, and as we know that would affect oil markets significantly. we saw what happened in the red sea already. and who knows what might happen with russia. so with all these geopolitical uncertainties, and ongoing trade tensions even though both xi and biden seem committed to trying to keep thins peaceful for the time being, there's so much uncertainty that wait and see is probably the best considers of action for the fed. haidi: the fed is in no hurry to ease, the b.o.j. is in no hu

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county has the second highest portion of same-sex behind the district of t - columb >>> switchigears, first alert chief meteorologist paulheggen joining us now and i had a chance to go outside for a walk, a little bit cooler today. >> definitely near the water tatures have taken a bit of a tumble. we'll bounce back through the second half of the weekend into early next week. things continue to shift in the% upper levels of the atmosphere. that drives what happens down here at ground level. a near repeat saturday. it's still going to be coolish near the water, especially along the coast, but temperatures may be a couple degrees above average for san francisco and oakland and more of a warming trend the second half of the weekend barely noticeable along the oas significantarmer around the bay and farther inland. let's look what's happening now and as we look to the west of the mark hopkins hotel, 59 degrees in san francisco, 61 oakland, 64 degrees in santa rosa. that fog was stubborn throughout mid-70s and now low 70s as of 5:00 p.m. the fog spreads back out the rest of tonight. futurecast shows the fog in the brighter sha

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paul: the c.e.o. at t. rowe price says the fed risks losing credibility if it cuts rates too soon.ld us that early easing could mean a repeat of the early 1970's when the central bank took it foot off the brake before inflation was fully tanked. >> if you go back to what powell said early on -- he was a student of what happened in the 1970's. the mistake made then was cutting too early. if you map the c.p.i. it's following a similar curve and if they go ahead and start cutting now, i think they're in danger of making the same mistake. >> what would that mean for bull markets if they cut too soon? >> you would see what would happen with the spike up and react in a way that would put them on their back foot and they would lose credibility and you would have a big issue for them. and is, is powell really a student of the 1970's? right now he sounds like he really wants to cut rates and a lot of people are looking at that as the reason to buy stocks. are you saying they have it wrong? >> no, i do think he is a student of history and what he has to do is keep that group -- find the midd

. >> carley: tyson takes on jake paul july 20th at at&t stadium in arlington, texas.ck out this video at university of kentucky, winds were so strong, a female student got bowled over. gusts of wind clocked at 43 miles per hour. thankfully that young woman was not hurt. the storm is sweeping across the south and midwest. i am glad she is okay. >> ainsley: and wearing that backpack. >> carley: that is a moment she will not soon forget. >> lawrence: missed opportunity for a young gentleman to catch her. >> the wind swept her off her feet. >> lead in her boots. >> say you are a center fielder or winger, you could go save a woman and end up being blown away with her. >> lawrence: i never have that problem. >> brian: grab her. >> steve: or cement shoes are popular in new york city. >> brian: used to be bigger problem. >> steve: from new york to los angeles. there is a restaurant group that has got a restaurant called dtla restaurant and perch restaurant and they have given the high cost of everything and that new minimum wage thing in california and now a lot of small busi

paul sayings to be a world champion. pauhe says you're the greatest heavyweight champion ever. the baddest magreatestn on the tnd the most dangeroushe b boxer of all time. this. this will be the fight of a lifetimeall time. you got a chance to assess, jake, paul. what do you think of his boxing abilitd ce ty? i think he's you know, he's came a long way from youtube. and listen, i've seen 16 dyoutube cae of him at 16 dog weird dances. that's not the game where we fighwherest. il this guy is going to come in and try to hurt me, which i'm accustomedll to, and he's going to be greatly mistaken. >> let's talk about there's been a lot of rumors out there about the fight that maybe because of 18 ounce gloves, going to be wearing headgear. any truth to it? not true. not true. >> not true. listen, i'm this is called the exhibition, but you look up exhibition, you will not see o any of the laws that we're fighting under. fi you're goingou're in. this is goina real. and you're going in to win this fight. what is bringing you backan what is luring you back in as lowet rockyike the las movie and you got stuff in thetf base

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. >> steve: there is mike tyson, iron mike talking about the big bobout with jake paul coming up july 20th, at&tg about it. before a big fight that's what you need to do. >> carley: so much hype over this fight already. that was mike tyson talking to sean hannity about jake paul. last night jake paul was on with jesse watters talking about what he thinks about mike tyson and he is talking smack. >> yeah, look. it's going to be tough. he's the bigger man so you are right. is he going to be getting inside. i'm probably going to be at chick-fil-a with mr. trump trying to gain weight for this fight. but, i believe that i have the faster feet and the faster hands. so i'm going to be working angles. and, you know, i don't mind, mike can have the game plan, i'm still going to win. that's how confident i am in my ability. >> jesse: what happens if tyson bites your ear off? >> he can't bite my ear off if i knock his teeth out. [laughter] >> carley: what a quote. >> brian: that is great. going to come up july 20th. going to be in texas at they say texas -- you say it's cowboy at&t? that's 77,000. i don't

paul. remarkable bravery from the man with the white t—shirt.busy afternoon full of shoppers and this is the police, getting so many of them to safety, evacuating them. lots of people so a very difficult logistical exercise to get people out clearly with a panic and confusion, not only from the stabbing but at one point add gunshot because a police officer was laid on by members of the public and went towards the man with a knife and when he raised it towards her, she shot dead the attacker. let us get the latest details from our correspondent in sydney. we get the latest details from our correspondent in sydney. we do now have a far more _ correspondent in sydney. we do now have a far more clear— correspondent in sydney. we do now have a far more clear picture - correspondent in sydney. we do now have a far more clear picture of- correspondent in sydney. we do now have a far more clear picture of the l have a far more clear picture of the terror that unfolded at the westfield centre in bondijunction. this is in the eastern suburbs of sydney, a

of fighting one of the two most famous boxers to live -- >> jesse: july 20th jake paul will fight mike tyson at the at&tent of the summer. iron mike, the youngest heavyweight champ in the history of boxing, a lifetime record of 50 wins and six losses, he's now 57 years old and still training like a beast. >> it's day one. the fun has just begun. day two, i'm getting ready for you. day three, you still want to [ bleep ] with me? day four, you don't know what you've got in store. >> jesse: at nine and one, jake paul doesn't have tysons record but he's got youth, he's got power and he's got athleticism. he's only 28 years old and he only took a -- up a boxing four years ago and continues to shock the world. >> mikey, mikey, your hands can't hit what your eyes can see >> jesse: does jake paul have what it takes or is he making a big mistake? tyson was on hannity last week talking smack. >> he's come a long way from youtube. and listen, i've seen youtube of him at 16 doing we are dances, that's not the guy i will be fighting. this guy will come and try to hurt me, which i'm accustomed to, and he's going to b

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paul. it's going to be july 20th at at&t stadium home of the cowboys.he is with sean last night. >> came a long way from youtubeing and lifting. i have seen a youtube of him at 16 doing weird dances. that's not the guy i'm going to be fighting. this guy is going to come and going to try to hurt me. which i'm accustomed to. and is he going to be greatly mistaken. i was afraid -- scared to fight i was 100 pounds overweight. i was however old 54, 53 and i said let's do. it anything i'm afraid of, i confront it. and that's my personality. like, right now, i'm scared to death but as the fight gets closer, the less nervous i become because it's reality and reality i'm invincible. >> lawrence: love that he plays the mental games with his opponent. and "fox & friends first" had roy jones on earlier in the program. and the last fight that mike tyson had was against roy jones and he destroyed him. roy jones just continued to wrap him up. now, of course, there is a big age difference, but he hits hard. and i think that's the part that jake hasn't experienced yet.

the nations deputy foreign minister spoke exclusively to r t as quite a way what it means to your office, what it means to be able to add to paul to pay you a space and attended out a tour of your own country. on 2 children are killed and is really strikes on the city of ruffled overnight. the death told and complex stricken gases surpasses. 34000 according to look look for the from must go to the world. this is our t hello and welcome to then use are the spikes western attempts to cripple the russian economy. not them are putting saves a positive economic forecasts is expected this year for the country with this state budget increasing and inflation going the other way. what the letter said, progressive development of our economy is positively reflective in the federal budget. on the whole, the federal budget revenues for the 3 months have increased more than one and a half times compared to last year. we need to master and occupy our own market to displace him for it's not through administrative actions and resources and fair market competitions. meanwhile, a st. petersburg cortez sided with a russian bank and its efforts to

t all right. so happy to be here. want to welcome tonight's guestsan. as a former cop, he likes to spend his free time frisking himself. me fri fox news contributor paul marask ,you know how she smells,arli charlie. any way she wante,s ou t. , char >> care.com host charlie arnold is here to. pack she goes on a rant, she packs a suitcase. "new york times" best selling author and foxa su contributoru. kat timpf writes and his blogs have their own. his cats do not. "new york times" best sellint,g author, comedian and former nwa world champion. all right, guys. >> so we're a little over six months away from the election away and. you got the recent polls saying that, you know, it's kind of neck and but trump is ahead by a bit in most of the a battleground states.ound sta do you think that is panic for the democrats? and do you think that biden will debate trump? >> i do. i think the optic is so bad if he doesn't. c but know the problem with thay as you can see, is the overall strategy is a buffer. her when it's like that scene in the godfather who says, yes, senator, it was a lot of buffers. right. a lothere's a buffer at all tims between the leader of th

you just saw our segmentt just t before about all the crime that we're seeing in new york with paul. so what does this tell you about the livability, how things have declined.w thinh the last five years? yeah. yeah just even h. >> no, i would say with just even having a four year old child in the past four years, the crime has definitely been more apparent. subway stationnss, just anye asa public space has been just a lot harderul and way more.fama assault is happening just apparently to every family and child. it's very, very visible. and these basic needs ars justsr diminishing and they're becoming disgusting. yeah. bathroome not s are not usable n if they are open. and it's a big problem. .l: six cwell, six cops on at four-year-old who had to do a bathroom break becauseex the bathrooms don't exist at the park are they're broken down at the park. a terri owhat terrible lacksito of priorities on your. this is from the public recreation. they said on your statemen stat the department of parks and recreation. we want ever enjoyy new yorker u be able to enjoy our parks and feel comfort

paul? >> it will. cool and cloudy for a lot of the past couple of days, breezy through the last couple of days. calmer beginning tomorrow. but, for this evening t is still cool. breezy, and a few showers are just missing the bay area off to the east. let's take a look at first alert doppler. the loop, the showers, the thunderstorms, basically, making their way down interstate 5. through sacramento and pushing farther and farther through the south. plenty through the sierra's as well. as expected the shower chances remained off shore or just off to our east. clearing skies but those gusty winds, let's switch over to future cast and track the rain. just falling off of the map heading through the next couple of hours, taking a lot of energy throughout the area. allowing the showers and the thunderstorms to quiet down and allow the winds to relax as well. it was blustery out there as well. the sun goes down in 45 minutes or so. the wind will still be noticeable overnight into early tomorrow morning it will not be nearly as strong as today and once the winds pick back up tomorrow afternoon, about 20 miles an hour for the strongest gust. typical apri

t y why the country's soured. >> we don't trust them. and trump's winnind an trug. . >> paulrrow's, an attorney and former nypd inspecto an at former. so how egregious is this fbifb crime book cooking looks prettyy bad. >> i mean, you only have about 63% of the country. that's havnt even covered by the numbers. and what the media does is they generally find some selling point that works for them. they hammer it, hammer and hammerrkfo, they. >> you and i know how this works, right? it goes out to all the biden proxies and they lea d with thatt story and they hope that everybody's eyes glaze over. >> the numbers are numbers. nobodyevs eyeslaze cares. of the the truth of the matter, though, is i actually think this is good for, the right and good for donald trump. >> why? because nobody believes it. and as they continueieves itd ay this point, people know what they see and hear. and the realitn y is, as yout ou point out, since 2019, we are up if you take, for instance, the murder number,ch which generally the analysts like uses the metricgenera. l tt >> we are up at our highest

paul. also 30 years older. the highly anticipated bout will take place july 20th at at&t stadium and streamed on netflix and hemmerants to make a bet. >> bill: i'm not sure which way i want to go just yet. >> dana: tyson all the way for me. >> bill: wow. okay. i will take the other side of it just for the sake of being -- it was a great interview with tyson. he is so compelling. he is an engaging human being in so many ways. that stadium can hold -- you could have 70,000 people there and 70 million people on netflix. >> dana: hot summer night. >> bill: you go iron mike and i go jake the snake paul. >> dana: check this out. >> bill: there is a lot of video coming out of the country of taiwan now rocked by the biggest earthquake they've seen in 25 years. reports of miners trapped and we'll get details coming up. people approaching retirement age doing a lot of math before dipping into the 401k. what's the magic number? you won't believe the latest number we have for you and charles payne is all over it with dollar signs in his eyes. >> love that suit, baby. ♪ many were shocked to learn they've been paying 22% on the

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paul george had serve three pointers in the game. but look at dallas, they came all the way back down 33. cairo irving with the tough shot. owner mark cuban? a tppers got the last laugh. black beard james harden scored 15 of his 33 in the fourth and hung on and won it. 116-111 and that seened the series at two games in the west headed back the l. a. >>> now let's go to the east. golem mbiid and the 76ers looking to even the sixers with the knicks but brunson poured in 37. broke the franchise record for single game points. new york beat l. a. and have 3-1 series lead. >>> all right, now the 2024 nfl draft is come and gone. and the raiders with its first round pick selected tight end and napa native brock bowers. i had chance to catch up with a georgia bulldog all-american after he got the call from the silver and black. >> man, it was unbleachable. i was sitting there waiting for the kale and it came out of nowhere. awesome. >> it was funny. the camera caught you on the way to the couch. i figured okay either got off the phone with his agent or the raiders. man it was crazy huh? >> yeah. no. i mean, i got the phone went straight to the couch an

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let's say k t were suspended, should they have been responsible for it for more than 100 years since 1918 with the keys. but it shows different bound besides criminals and a criminal came to paul while they were trying to improve the situation to sonya but but i'm not going to have a gun to your right and we have them. so they paid a lot of attention to it. and the security council as well, but they cannot do anything. right? so just deal with it since we deal with ukraine because it is a threat to us because we will not get to that is as well and hate easy is a friend to them. friends, since it would take drug dealing with me and i think we can, we can leave, for instance, the mind. we don't have made much time. we have only asks full questions and i need to see the until we have enough time to ask searching questions. i would like to ask you about the shooting thing initiative, and i'm going to ask why the question? because a couple already on this, both of them will agree that this would be cash to continue your album movement. no to be to the effect that will not depend on the west germany, things in the government. i think we should move to the situation where they don't

paul for eva's sweetness approach to regulating prostitution, is a role model. what's known as the nordic model is finding more and more supporters in germany. housing board gotten sweden's west coast, but t is live, is a police officer on his way to an undercover assignment. he's responsible for tracking down sex buyers in his hometown people by 6, you know like 247. but we can also say in uh, an increase or a spike during, you know, lunch hour or so. and yes, when people get off work, you know, between maybe 4 and 6 in sweden buying 6 is a legal for live and his colleagues. it's a sex workers are simply witnesses, right, only their customers are prosecuted. this is the 1st address on his list. lou, this hoping to bust a customer today. so now it's just a waiting game. some crimes are easier to explain it to you. you've been drunk. know, cutting that fights and maybe you hit something everyone can relate to that and understand. but by in 6 it's uh, it's a shameful problem. in swedish capital stock. com, there is no longer any red light district. that's partly due to z, mon hicks, from the swedish police forces senior expert on prostitution. we have to ask ourselves the question, what wou

event making man and reagan fit that description to a t he you we're in the room with him many times and i remember talking to an old friend of mine, paul corbin, who worked john kennedy and we were at lunch one time and i said, you know, the room changes when reagan walks in. i mean, it's just electricity. he tips the field and he said, you know, it was the same thing with john kennedy when he walked into a room, there was just electricity in the room. it just changed the dynamics of everything, well, it was dynamics. i liked that word because one of the things and you have the chance to read this book because of course, craig will be signing these books after our conversation here today. but the big theme, this book that comes out time and time again, that reagan has a dynamic mind. yes, it's very to me in your work. yes, i want to know about how did you come to see dynamic mind? what are the sources that dynamism, you know, anthony, most men and women, but men mostly reach a point in their life where their ideas become settled about 40 years of age. their view of the world doesn't change. that's your life. that's not true. is reagan.

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