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chevron energy solutions, connie frank foundation, jinn ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and the lunch is due to our in-kind media sponsors who we would like to also thank c cbs and one 07 a and one 06.9 f and suffrage business times. san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts

francisco lopez for second- degree murder and felony possession public defense attorney called stanley's death of frank accident claims his client pick up the gun wrapped in cloth looking for something of value because he is homeless however prosecutors say the shooting was no accident they told police he intentionally fired the gun at a seal and the bullet hit stallions that lopez sanchez deported five times before the shooting. has become the center of a national debate on immigration kron 4 reached out to a family after the murder trials for announced that text message to his brother brad said yes we heard that is the last night because anxious about the outcome in fact may remember earlier this week tossups the severances the city hall family family announced that they are filing wrongful death lawsuit against the share of bureau of land management and federal immigration authorities by connection with kate stanley's staff. >> pam: a minor police lab for tubercular appeared have a taste for booze and for smokes surveillance video the to seeing here of the delhi of its cash register and higher stock

>>:hi everybody, it's stanley roberts i got all your love and flowers and great things everyone sent me thanks frankting me the likes, here's the attepmt of me smiling >> vicki : earlier today. stanley had 98-thousand "likes." now he has close to 107-thousand "likes" on facebook. stanley - if you're watching. hurry up and get well, there are plenty more people behaving badly for you to talk about. jr stone in the house. hosting sports night live in just a few with bip roberts. jr you say the silver and black are ones to watch. >> j.r. :tonight it was all about the oakland raiders, they actually played really strong. fans were very vocal about their feelings about this team staying, but we also got to see some really good raider football we'll show you the highlights and what some of the fans have to say. and we also have a one on one interview with the starting quarterback who could be up for the heisman trophy this year. his offense averaged 38 points a game last season, i'm excited just talking about him and looking at his highlight clips >> vicki : i went for a bike ride today we get to that vide

unter hudson is at stanley hall where 1700 gallons of fuel is still raising some big concerns there. >> reporter: that's right, frank, the big trucks carrying much of the spilled fuel have cleared out. a good indication that much of the work has been done. five agencies are involved, including the epa. they worked through the weekend, to make sure stanley hall was open this morning. the first day of finals. it is another busy morning for cleanup crews at uc berkeley stanley hall. in the final stages of cleanup, as students gear up for final exams. >> i thought i might have to be relocated, but i'm glad i wasn't. because it would have been hectic right before finals. >> crews have been out here since saturday, using special trucks to vacuum up over 1700 gallons of diesel fuel. and equipment failure caused the backup generateer to overflow, spilling the fuel into the basement of stanley hall. the largest research facility on campus. the concern now, that fuel may be absorbed into the floor, and wall. >> the fumes can linger on for days. posing possible health issues to students and faculty. but as of this morning, air

i am peter akwaboah and we are morgan stanley. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker.ry. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. >>> flying taxis, well, this may seem futuristic, but it is closer than you think. i don't know if i'm cool with that, but it is. archer aviation is working to transport passengers through electric air taxi services using ev toll, an acronym for electric vertical takeoff and landing. the vision is it will allow people to bypass crowded highways in an emission freeway. i guess i am ready for that, though. united airlines putting down a $10 million deposit to purchase 100 of the flying taxis. joining us now to discuss is the founder and ceo of archer aviation, adam goldstein. okay, adam, tell us about this. how soon will we see this actually a reality if ever? >> thanks for having me on the show. so, archer's building electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft that we're going to use in what

stanley's cup. visiting ktvu, frank, your thoughts? i mean, i know how much hockey means to you.the guy who is always wears the white gloves and the thing that's interesting, we can touch it but no one can lift it. you have to earn the privilege to lift it by winning the stanley cup finals. >> it's cool. good night. (groans in disgust) problem? this is the worst cobbler i've ever eaten. it tastes like it's made of actual ground-up shoemaker. amusing. a play on the two meanings of "cobbler." (laughs) hey, guys. guess who i found at lax? my baby sister priya. excuse me, i object. you propose a guessing game, yet you don't give me enough time to guess. for the record, i was going to say: "your sister priya." oh, sheldon. you haven't changed a bit, have you? why would i change? the hope has been that you'd eventually bend to public opinion. so, priya, what brings you back to l.a.? i have a one-day layover on my way to toronto. corporate merger. can you believe it? little priya's one of the lead attorneys for the biggest car company in india. given that when we met her, she was finish

frank, but there was a parade. you'll want to see it. the pittsburgh penguins held it today. cosby, shows off the stanley cup and estimated 400,000 fans celebrated with the team and of course they beat the sharks 4-2 in the finals and we may have a parade here any way. we don't want to talk about it. >> how heavy is that? >> like 35 pounds or something. >> looks heavy. >> cool trophy. >> you said 75-pounds? >> no i think it's 35. >> well some day it will come to the bay area. >>> our coverage continues on k.t.v.u. plus. >>> we're following the oakland police sex scandal and a replacement has been named and we're learning that the retired chief had an affair. >>> plus the debate has intensified over to gun-control debate, we'll have a live interview with one of the lawmakers that wants to make the laws stricter here. that's up at 7:00 p.m.. = (eerie music playing) all right, just a few more feet. and... here we are, gentlemen, the gates of elzebob. good lord. don't panic. this is what the last 97 hours have been about. stay frosty. there's a horde of armed goblins on the other side of that gate guarding t

we will always remember the 49 , stanley ward, frank, jorge reyes, er luis, velyn tomlinson, rivera, rero, eric peter gonzalez cruz, luis s. vielma, kimberly morris, eddie justice. darrell roman bert iii, dionke ayton, anthony luis loriano, john carlos mendez perez, luis martinez n, amanda, enitez torres, jerald arthur wright, corey james connel, rodolfo,, luis fernandez, leroy jason benjamin josefat, frank rnandez, akira murphy, mercedes, gilberto menendez, imon fernandez, oscar a. montero, enrique rios, miguel angel, juan p. rivera velazquez, juan chavez martinez, tevin eugene crosby, jonathan vega, christopher paul henry, liz, oel manuel, john c. nieves padro, z, ilmary, angel antonio brown, alejandro martinez. just think about how long it took me just to reference all those names and it gives you just a glimpse of the carnage and the death that happened that day, but we will always remember them. r. speaker, there is something rotten in the city of washington. there is an injustice brewing in this capitol, and there is a sinister plot of foot in this congress. on the one hand, we

stanley cup. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the celebration is underway in san jose. we have live team coverage tonight. we begin with ktvu's azenith smith. she is live at the shark tank. the players really earned this victory. they deserve it but so do the fans. >> reporter: yeah. sharks fans have waited a long time for this. they have had their share of disappointment throughout the years. the team has never made it this far. tonight the sharks are now four wins away from winning the stanley cup. >> [ cheering ] >> reporter: jubilation filled the streets of downtown san jose after the sharks clinched a spot in the stanley cup finals. the team has never made it to the finals since the franchise was born in 1991. for fans it's a dream come true . >> yeah. we've been waiting a long time. i was about his age since i was a sharks fan. now it's our moment. i've got a little sharks fan in the making. let's go sharks! >> this is the greatest moment in the history of the san jose sharks. awesome. season-ticket holder. this is such an

like you say frank a good time when they get together and we will keep an eye out for chippiness at the arena. >>> the rivalry games are the best. last year the sharks made it to the stanley cup finals and lost in 6 to the penguins. how do you compare them to last year do you think they have improved. >> they have. they picked up where they left off. last year san jose was sort of middle of the standings and trying to claw its way up to secure getting into the playoffs and right now they are much in driver's seat in the pacific division and in the conversation as one of the top teams in the western conference and one of the top in the nhl. largely the same group that got to the cup finals. brett burns has taken his game to a different level and jones has been fantastic. it is the same old same old. keeping on keeping on with a couple of cliches. the team is every bit the group as the club that got to the finals. >>> scott, you mentioned brett burns, he has that beard thing and so does joe thornton. are they ever going to cut that off? >> not to my knowledge. i was just having that conversation with some of the media relations guys in the dinner room and i don't think it w

tese faux >> stanley:in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: the actual finals basketball game is not the only challenge tonight. and cleveland mayor frankackson. are teaming up to fight hunger. >> pam: they took on this new challenge. instead of making a wager against each other's cities. mayor schaaf is working with the alameda food bank on the event. >> pam: the food bank in each city. set a goal of five -thousand dollars. but there is no limit to how much each city can raise. >>.twenty two times over and the mayor who raises the least money? >> pam:they have to wear the opposing team's gear in a congratulatory video on facebook. >> pam:new at 8. >> pam:ever wondered where your favorite warriors players like to eat out? >> pam:we got an inside look at n-b-a m-v-p- steph curry's favorite restaurant. >> pam:and kron-4's vicki liviakis even got to eat the same meal the star recently had. >> reporter: i am going to show you what he ate this >> became an for hismvp award dinner creek he was celebrating. >> this is the one that he definitely had pared >> reporter: no wonder he liked it. >> curry is a great guy he knows what he likes. >> pam

to be frank i've seen worse. in san francisco stanleyts kron 4 news. >> at the wrong the giants are in the city of brotherly love taking on the phillies tonight vern has highlights straight ahead and brett farr is building again it looks like the nfl's all-time leading passer has done in a decision. byrne has all the sports coming up. >> and kimberly right now www.kron4.com the appeals court has extended to stay on proposition 8 delaying same-sex marriages. you watch all of a your reports including an interview with a legal analyst explains what the extension means and reaction from residents in san francisco castro district. be sure to vote in our online poll to let us know if you agree with the judge's initial ruling on www.kron4.com. the philly fanatic with his irish dancing chops. in the first inning giants up one nothing pat broke and he goes back away and gone the former philadelphia phillies pleasing the crowd going for san francisco. tied at 2 1/6. shame double to center off of the dough. . kiss first homer as a member of the gia

. >> reporter: frank now works in the stanley's lab where he helps to make the medicines he takes morningains. he says his pain is gone and he functions well. it's a mix that works for him. >> is it risky to do the trial and error process? >> there are some risks if you don't know your baseline for your edibles that you can ingest. if you ingest too much you could pass out. >> some of the stories i have heard are people who followed recipes and i have had children admitted to psychiatric emergency rooms, psychotic from the marijuana product. >> i'm good. how are you. >> reporter: that's why he feels job number one is to make medical marijuana safe, reliable and effective. one way to do that is through research. which is why since the summer of 2013, he's been trying to begin the first ever united states research trial on gw's new cannabis based epilepsy drug but the hurdles have been nearly insurmountab insurmountable. if you look at the medicinal benefits it is hard to get funding. >> reporter: after many months he was able to secure funding and prufl from his hospital, new york universi

>>stanley: and to be frank perhaps creeping down here is not a good idea but it is my job.id not know that the beach was closed or did not care. at four. surfers were up in the early and hitting the water early that fourth point. one person had this suggestion. one there is a tsunami warning there could be a wrist to identify the body. who chose to ignore the rules. >>pam: brad to gone is here to break on the n.c.a.a. tournament include a surprise final four. and also first women's n.c.a.a. kerry radnich is next. >> gary: we have something new with us. and this is not an affiliation or pay for this but as a long time. the station is doing well but as a long time driver of a mercedes your driver you are happy? >>pam: i am happy. you'll be happy when you get one? >> gary: a long affiliation with mercedes? >>pam: i have an old model. >> gary: this car is so good that chicken have it for 30 years. you paid it off in 1974 that you can-- have one for 1974? we welcome the mercedes, jackie good luck i think that honda accord is also beautiful. >>jacqueline: i drive a jeep grand che

stanley, right, thank you, sir. enjoy your sunday. thank you, frank.this morning where the rain is falling was steady and heavier. early this morning, it is beginning to pull back just a little bit. and for the second part of your day, scattered showers and mostly cloudy skies in the forecast. there is a look at the golden gate bridge. folks on the go this morning. expect some ponding on those highways. poor drainage areas could have a little bit of flooding this morning. some of the rainfall amounts has since this began late last night, sir francisco reporting 62. 107 inch oakland reporting for tents. i can't feel more than half inch as well has been loman in the senate cruz mountains. we are going to continue with this wet pattern. for today. but again, mostly cloudy and just scattered showers expected for the second half. the snow is getting the snow. the cr is getting snow levels about 5000 ft. another storm coming in on tuesday, tapping into that atmospheric river. so whether windier weather on the way today's storm we have already seen again anyw

morgan stanley hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation.my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help you go more often. don't take movantik if you have a bowel blockage or a history of them. movantik may cause serious side effects, including symptoms of opioid withdrawal, severe stomach pain and/or diarrhea, and tears in the stomach or intestine. tell your doctor about any side effects and about medicines you take. movantik may interact with them causing side effects. why hold it in? have your movantik moment. talk to your doctor about opioid-induced constipation. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> you're watching shares of apple, then they're about flat. the mac book pro, the one that includes models with the touch bar, fail

the drive thru clinic will be at stanley middle school in lafayette on saturday and sunday until they run out of doses. frank and reuben live force tonight and thank you, according to data from bloomberg and the cdc. 891,000 californians have now been given vaccinations that is just over a quarter of the doses available in the state. california has about 3.5 million doses on hand for distribution nationwide, more than 29 million doses have now been distributed and 10 million have been administered. within the last hour. president elect joe biden unveiled his $1.9 trillion coronavirus economic relief plan. he says that it has three major targets. it includes $1 trillion help families needing direct financial support. they'll get $1400 direct stimulus checks, rental assistance and an employment benefit extension. there will also be $440 billion in emergency funds for small businesses and communities. and $400 billion for stopping the spread of coronavirus and increasing vaccine distribution. the vaccine roll out in the united states has been a dismal failure thus far. tomorrow. will lay out our vaccination pla

stanley. always a pleasure, george. thanks. thank you, frank.n extreme heat this week. in fact, those winds have been picking up at least in the backyard here with winds. lisa gusting over 20 miles an hour over the past few minutes for at least for me. also, i've seen those reports out towards portions of debate, shoreline and the coast as well. we have been reporting on new fire up in northern california, this one being called the dixie fire up in butte county. you could see the current weather conditions out there currently 85 degrees around the fire zone. this is northeast of paradise winds out the west, at least of this site around 14 miles an hour and relative humidity around 27% so it is warm. it is a dry and it's also pretty a breezy right around that fire zone. now we have been tracking that deeper marine life. are a bit closer to home. that marie layer has been right around 2000 ft. just over 2000 ft. and that is leading to at least mild to warm forecast. no major heat and kind of hold on to this pattern into your thursday. in fact, tom

stanley. george. happy saturday. good to have you with us. >> good morning frank.well, let's kick it off with tariffs on imported goods. take us through the process and the endgame with tariffs for president trump. >> well, tariffs are used for trade imbalance right now. the us economy is importing less than they're exporting. so tariffs are usually used to motivate other countries to, you know play fair or lower their prices that sort of thing. but let's just take a quick look at this. if you're a electronics company in the united states and you do a deal with china to buy 1000 tvs, they're put on a boat. you agreed on a price. they come to the dock in san francisco, and there's an individual there to collect that tariff. and that tariff is paid for by the electronics company. they then pick up that tv, put it on their store front, and increase the price to absorb their cost of the tariff. so the electronics companies paying the tariff consumer comes in. if they feel the price is right, they may be paying a lot. they'll buy it. and so it's really the consumer that

e*trade from morgan stanley >>> robert frank live here in monterrey. the super car summer with both classic and new super cars rolling into monterrey. we're going to talk to the ceos of lamborghini and ferrari about why hybrids are now driving the upper end of the super car atrket. th's coming up right after the break on "squawk on the street." each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, can you keep it down. i'm working. you people are (guitar noises). hand over the air guitar. i've got another one. at aes, our energy solutions have powered the world forward for more than 40 years. and as demand continues to scale, so do our solutions. introducing maximo - our new ai-enabled solar robot. max makes construction faster, safer and more cost effective than ever before. and with max doing the heavy lifting, even more people can join the team. solar energy is changing the world, aes is changing the

frank and heather. >> i cannot wait for the season. that's really interesting, 17% of the money bet in vegas is on the sharks winning the stanley cup? >> nobody has bet on any sport a higher percentage than that in the last decade. so they are the favorite right now. >> we'll see. good night. amy: so, sheldon, there's something i've been wanting to talk about. but i know it's kind of a touchy subject. way to narrow it down to everything. what is it? well, your birthday's coming up. and you've never let us celebrate it. and i was hoping maybe this year we could. oh, i suppose that's a discussion we could have. okay, great, i mean, it doesn't have to be a big party or anything. i was just...

frank gives as you personal tour. >> welcome to one of the most rocking mansions to ever hit the market in the hollywood hills. >> you're in god mode in in property. >> built on spec and nicknamed the stanleythe $38 million mansion features a interior like the rock legend turned designer lenny krave zbliets this is his $50,000 custom hand made couch. >> of kravitz design the namesake firm was hire to crank up the cool factor in in brandon williams' latest extravaganza e everything is included. >> i actually she want on this couch to get some of his vibe. >> lenny's personal touch can be found in every corner. just pass the $2,000 bottle wine cell ar is the home's megalounge, a place built for chillen. >> we got the 200 inch video wall to watch games, watch movies, videos. we have the $450,000 speakers. the speakers could literally rock out all of los angeles. and then we wanted to make furniture that you can dance on. it has to be fun and sexy. follow me into the master. i see the entire city downtown all the way to the ocean and then you touch a button and you got the tv that comes down >> and check out the ultimate way to keep cool. >> snap and you got instant misters. you always got to

stanley cup finals. >> and i've never seen frank smile bigger! the interior department is backing down from a plan to more than double entrance fees at the nation's most popular parks including yosemite. the plan announced today would increase fees by $5 to $35 at 17 parks. the initial proposal would have set entry fees at $70 at parks including yosemite. it drew a huge backlash from lawmakers and the public. >>> if you're looking for something to do this weekend, there's plenty happening in the bay area from cherry blossoms to beer. rosemary orozco has our weekend watch. >> we're heading into the weekend, and here's what's happening around the bay. in the south bay it's an athlete's playground as the expo show cases over 3,000 of the nation's top athletes in over 30 live action tournaments and competition. the expo also features over 100 vendors at the santa clara convention center. in san francisco, celebrate the blooming of cherry blossoms as the northern california cherry blossom festival gets underway. celebrate japanese culture for the next

stanley's own george now, chetty. ah a frequent guest and a good friend, george. good morning. morning frank.and i'm curious. are the markets closed tomorrow? how do you think they'll react this week to it? well first of all, it was it was joy. i mean, if you go back to last week, the president and the speaker of the house stood up in front of the american public on tv, and they said no default. those are key words for me as a as a financial advisor and planter. that would be disastrous if that happened, but then you say, well, how is it going to happen? well, they formed a negotiation committee, and that's the way it kind of should work. they worked over the weekend while everybody's been on vacation, and yesterday they came out with an announcement that the negotiation team has come out with the term sheet. that term sheet now is going to go to the house on the republican side and the democratic site and as we know, there's two minority groups in both of those parties that will kind of debate and reject probably part of this term sheet, but eventually it will get resolved and once it's done

stanley cup champions. and i think it looks good for the sharks to have lost to the team that right. >> as frank has told me, there's nothing better. >> okay, smart alec. >> rob gronkowski was there, as was dennis leary and michael j. fox. and they are boston fans. they would not be happy with this. pietrangelo would score, the correct pronunciation. >> okay. >> that was a backbreaker. 8:35 left. 2-0 game, suddenly 3-0. brayden schenn scores. and tell lead to a 4-1 final in the first stanley cup in st. louis history. gotta give it up for jordan bennington, 32 saves tonight in the net. and the mvp, ryan o'reilly of the blues. >>> san francisco giants sweep the series this week. albeit just two games against the padres. there's your stanley cup blues fan and a boston fan that kept it cool. exchanged a c pleasantries. and sean anderson, six innings, two runs, six strikeouts, and some major help from kevin pilomes to the plate and just destroysr in right field. then he comes to the plate and just destroys one. looning, shot to short. longoria, shot to short. they add another later. solano had an rbi double. and

now he's vowing to sue the woman and morgan stanley, that it never happened. congressman trent franks. he announced that he's going to step down rather than endure an investigation for having what he called a discussion of surrugacy with two female subordinates. this takes the cake. we have to be careful that we don't get so caught up in the white heat of the me too movement that lives and careers are destroyed without much evidence and in a flash. look, there's credible allegations out there. there's creeps that need to be shown the door. no doubt about it. we also have to be weary of what i call the me too flu. the gender opportunists that come out of the wood work with allegations many, many years later because it serves a political or personal end. are any of you getting tired of the sudden explosion of moral piety? people looking the other way because it was politically ex-speedient to do so for years? me too. that's the angle. joining me capri and harme. let's start with you, harme. al franken and i have clashed a lot politically over the years. i found him personally nasty. but

frank .i get a lot of complaints about driving around schools . remember your kids see everything you do log before the education process starts so teach them well in san francisco stanleys kron 4 news (anny hong): a ridge of high pressure over california will maintain dry and mild conditions through the rest of today. rain chances will develop in the north bay by monday afternoon and across most of the region by late monday night. a period of dry weather is forecast from tuesday afternoon through wednesday. periods of rain/rain showers are then expected from wednesday night through the end of the week, with more rain possible by late next weekend. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to give you all... (voice fading away) first off, we're going to give you all... (nat pop)what a finish (nat pop)what a finish to the divisional round of the nfl

there were a little insight on those numbers is morgan stanley's wealth advisor , george machete and good friend george. good morning. morning frankare you? good to have you with us on this saturday? well, let's kick it off with that good news that healthy jobs report a far cry from about a year ago. i guess, huh? this is great news, the jobs report that came out on friday was fantastic, but it was just one month, but if you look back, we've had 12 straight months. of new job creation over 400,000 new jobs were almost where we were pre covid-19. so we see the unemployment rate you know, at about 3.6% which is great. we see 11 million jobs that we still need to fill. our problem, though, is that the labor force participation is not enough to really for us to fill all these jobs, so that will be more of a problem later on because wages start to increase when we have less supply and more demand to get people back to work. it's a good problem to have, though. yeah i guess so. so let me ask you this. if our kinda me is strong, why do we have these volatile swings in the market is a recession on the forefront. george, can you explain th

but to free frank i've seen worse. cedras is there, stanleyrts kron4 news. >> let's talk a board decision 2010, voters along the center grows have turned down a democratic attempt to gain more power in a state legislator electing republican to fill a vacant said nancy. he stays and the men stand likely david john there are a former state lawmaker. documents released by the attorney general's office showed that jerry brown has used a state owned airplane on 15 days and see profits they show that the tories use the plane to attend meetings although most of the church were related to law enforcement dallin's brown's office says its airdrops were used only for use for a lot for some purposes. are you for jerry brown or make women on friday the first 2500 fans who entered the stadium will get their own california governor barack will lead. there are cats face of the nci or cubs on friday night at 7. we're going to take a break, back with more headlines in a moment and a complete check under forecast to louisa standing by with that level a good side

stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >>> the drop in cisco. frank is back with those >> cisco falling nearly 6% those beat estimates but the company is giving weaker than expected outlook for the fourth quarter. seeing revenue falling between 9 to 11% cfo is retiring. cost cutting have changed during the pandemic shares of vroom wider expecting a bigger than expected loss. saying the drop in demand and uncertainty around vehicle pricing early on lead it to reduce inventory in the first half of the quarter. the ceo will be on 7:45 a.m. earn time. aspen technology soaring topping estimates prior to these results. the stock had been down about 19% this year. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> in global news, huawei is back in the cross air. showing their supply chain with other technology more from china. >> thank you there was a little provision tucked into the defense spending bill that will come into fruition two huawei related events. the expiration was a 90 day reprieve they don't have a whole lot of business in the u.s some of those smaller

stanley recommending a company. it's a fracking sand play when brent crude traded $102 a barrel on august 27th this piece of research introduced the concept of the frank sand super cycle. now we always have to be wary of any analyst calling for a super cycle because it often signifies a top, that was certainly a case here because it was at $67 when this ill-faded piece was released and rallied up to $75 a few days later and now trades at under $25. >> the house of pain. >> here is the crux of the problem, people it may seem like they have been crushed down to cheap levels but this stock was trading in the mid 20s last february when oil was at $97 a barrel. other was it under valued or incredibly over valued now with oil below 50 and i think it's the latter. why? because the morgan stanley super cycle piece from august indicated that u.s. silica like emerge energy which i told you to sell were working around the clock to alleviate a fracking sand shortage. at the same time they were ordering train cars like mad because of an intense rail car capacity issue. because those twin shortages would prolonged the alleged super cycle, morgan stanley figured the

franks are being tossed in vienna before dogs are in. it is a chicago thing. there's been supplies by stanley's kitchen. street. >> have away from the lakeview chamber of commerce credits the change with the cubs' new owner the rickets family. in movement is a local. >> i am sure it does increase their costs which again shows their willingness to partner with smaller companies to keep the local business community alive and keep the local community thriving. another change will be healthier. a vegetarian options like thomas. >> vegetables with, wrigley field are you kidding me? >> it is a brave new world we live in. >> we might actually try to go to opening day. >> send a top obesity red heart of wrigley field. >> like any good restaurant when you get a change in the menu usually you get a change in the prices. it probably will be higher because of the fresh and local ankle but we will not know for sure until opening day. >> does a change in the nearest matter? text yes or no. united airlines circling wrigley field this season the airline to enter into wrigley rooftops as an advertiser. the one that feat

frank barnes. >> he made the trip? >> the stanley cup is here.cture with the stanley cup. >> reporter: the cup has moved over here from city hall. >> listen, i don't care if you are a hockey player or not, all of these type games where you can put a stick in your hand and shoot the puck, they are for everyone. the one behind us is awesome. sidney crosby when he was growing up use to shoot pucks in his house into his washer and dryer. so this is to replicate that. this is so popular and you will give it a shot. truck that is why am wearing the jersey. i will give it a try. as you said sidney crosby, he might have a future in this game. >> he's okay. and you can meet in this weekend. all throughout the weekend all- stars will be here. meeting and greeting. all-stars are arriving today. for those around san jose, you will see them. they are going to be out and about. >> reporter: they are telling me to wrap. i don't think they want me to shoot. what we can do is this. we can come back at 9:30 and take a couple of shots and go to another entertainmen

. >> that said, will goldman and morgan stanley do better under romney? is dodd/frank the liaison?r depending on trading and mergers and acquisitions as the peddling of big acquisitions is a thing of the past maybe they can come back. i still can't pin the tail on obama. too much disparity within the sector. obama care was supposed to take the profit margin out of the drug stocks, right? merck and pfizer are unchanged. the run in gilead. i think it's better drugs and better management. consumer packaged goods, again, not the president, but execution determined performance. that's why colgate has ramped from $77 to $105. procter & gamble barely budged. you think the carbon bashing president would crush the oil and gas industry. but it's the oil managements themselves that seem to control the situation. that's how chesapeake could go from $37 to $18. continental resources soured from 23 to 22 by going all in oil. exxon, which has found little new oil and gas and dramatically paid for xto, a giant natural gas company has gone unchanged, while chevron moved from $87 to $109. again, the

under dodd frank make it less likely the banks will fail and the government will swoop in with a bailout. moody's lowered debt ratings by a notch to jp mrgan chase, goldman sachs, morgan stanley, and bank of new york mellon. moody's confirmed ratings for citigroup, bank of america, state street and wells fargo. moodys says all 8 banks are rated as investment grade and have a stable outlook. president obama is calling on his supporters today. following a rocky start to the massive insurance overhaul, the president said he'll hold a conference call with supporters today to discuss immigration reform, healthcare and more. meanwhile, both sides of the aisle are looking for a fix in light of the recent changes to obamacare. friday, the president met with insurance executives to brainstorm ways to fix the current situation. the president met with insurance executives to brainstorm ways to improve the current situation. " because of choice and competition, a whole lot of americans who've always seen health insurance out of reach are going to be in a position to purchase it. and because of the law, we're also going to be able to provide them help even if they are still having trouble

stanley's own. that's george. niche eddie george. good afternoon. good to have you with us. little frank. good to be here. all right.ll give us a quick primer on the l e i what exactly is that? well i'm really glad that you bring it up. it's a very, very important economic report. it's the conference board leading economic index, so not for profit organization that puts it out once a month. it really tells us what manufacturers are doing. it looks at 10 criteria. how many products are they working on? what kind of backlog do they have? if it's very, very robust , that means that the economy wants more goods. you know, this is this. this looks at you know, cars being made televisions being made refrigerators, peril, other kinds of goods and services. but for the past nine months, this index has been down which is an indicator that the economy is slowing down, going forward, and we'll have a need for all these goods and services. alright 1% drop. i guess that's big as you mentioned nine months in a row, should we should we be bracing for recession in 2023? well frank, we like to use this recession word. you know, we p

frank. >> let's talk about earnings. i'm looking at some of the earnings. morgan stanley eps expected to increase 99% year over year. what's the catalyst for the big upside moves when it comes to profit? >> yeah, so, it really is investment banking and trading and rebounding off more one or two years as interest rates are really high during the 11 rate hikes we had in that hiking cycle. as we et off that, the earnings are good. for morgan stanley, in particular, they get half of the revenue from wealth management. as we know, you know, they basically get a fixed percentage of a lot of people's overall assets under management. as those rise, their fees rise, frank. >> we have seen a big jump in financials after the election. a lot of what brian moynihan was talking about with the regulatory environment. how much is baked in for the friendly regulatory environment? some of the gains have eased back. >> there's room to run. those gains have pulled back because of what's happened in the bond market. that moderated enthusiasm for the big banks. i'll be very clear. there are three or four different key regulatory bodies y

frank was showing me and it looks like green rolling hills. >> this late-season rain does wonders for the landscape. >> typical stanley cup playoff weather. >>arks have completely dominated the anaheim ducks, and tomorrow night, they go for a sweet. joe is up -- suite -- suite --. sweep. joe is up next. >>> joe joins us now and he is talking about the warriors who are up by two games and heading back to san antonio. >> after two games, the warriors have the luxury of two games all. last night, they stuck to a formula that worked in the first game. we know all about steph curry's absence and the hopes to get him back in the event of a second round series. we also know about the teams three other all-stars who have played like all-stars. the 20 while cards have been the guys who have not spent the whole season in the starting lineup. last night, the player shot four out of five from three- point range. magee has gone from someone who was a subject of trade rumors to a valuable player with unique skills. he has been in double figures in both games of the series by mixing it effective shotblocking and rebounding. what you saw was veteran experie

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always a pleasure with morgan stanley and go ducks. okay frank. keep the faith. hang in there.ck in with rosemary now and get some thoughts on what looks just like a great weather weekend. rosemary good morning. yes. good morning. i would have to say that the numbers that i'm presenting very pleasant frank. we do have temperatures above average, but nice and mild for most of the bay along the coastline remaining a little bit cool and for inland cities going to be another warm one. here's a view of alameda. a beautiful start to the day. we do have a little bit of haze out there as we showed you before the break, air quality is good to moderate around the region, and we do have a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. are dry pattern is going to continue warm today, turning hot as we get into the business week temperatures in the upper eighties today nearing upper nineties by tuesday, and i'll show you that. here's a look at the future cast because as we roll through the next few days, the ridge of hig but you'll be able to see when that pattern begins to shift looks like

frank. they talked about morgan stanley. and they down sized their fixed income trading operation and they're focusing on less risky operations. citigroup has shed nearly $700 billion with the non-core assets, including the sale that they viewed as risky. the bank of america corporation has shed more than 70 billion worth of assets since 2010, including those that are more risky and allow the bank to hold capital against them. it also eliminated 746 legal entities, a 30% reduction. so dodd-frank, in part, they're doing their job. they're working to reduce the risk and also the likelihood that these banks will fail in the first place. mr. frank, i want to ask you about -- you talked a little bit about this earlier with mr. garrett. i want to go to the issue of asset managers. now, they have, as you know, the dodd-frank act recognizes each financial institution and company. and differently. and it should be reviewed in its unique characteristics in mind. the fact is outlined as we know in dodd-frank includes the amount of leve

philadelphia hey frank what's on your mind of a town here to be on with the dearest dearest savior in this nation i just want to say that the other two minutes ago the millennialists are called stanley i tell my daughter i have a twenty one year old and i hear all the time i call generation. you know it lovingly i say that because they when they read the always of each other and. million times never see each other it's very much to change that generation to generate. father because i think that's been happening to. our society for writing this whole generation off. just think about it. we have it talked thanks frank thanks for your comments and. this is you know as i say it's the only generation alive right now that has experienced this you know this this punch in the gut of reaganomics we have over a trillion dollars in student debt i mean historically people who go to college with no debt at all. my wife worked her way through college we're going to waitress in howard johnson's i did so i didn't graduate when i went to college i was i was filling tires in a gas station i was a. dishwasher a bob's big boy and i was working part time of the d.j. i mean you could you could do that ca

frank likes to say, inside the glut -- glass with this report. >> reporter: there is nothing in recent a game 7 in sports stanley cup playoff history. has played in more than a few game sevens in his 18 year career and i asked him what the emotion of the game is like. >> every kid playing street hockey back in the day, they say this is game 7 and the puck is on my stick and i shoot, i score. that is what every kid imagines. if i take myself back and remember the moments i was in game sevens, if i could slow my breathing down, i knew the adrenaline would be there at that is rocket you'll in a game seven. >> we don't want to get ahead of our selves. will be a dogfight to get the win but at the sharks, lunch top, you have to like their chances going forward. they are the highest remaining seed in the western conference which means they will have home ice advantage up to the stanley cup finals as long as they stay alive. there is so much on the line. the adrenaline and emotion will be through the roof tonight. we will have a full wrap up tonight after the game. >> they will drop the puck in a few minutes. in the meantime, goldena little

frank somerville >> and i'm julie haener. >> the u.s. defense department says that a roadside bomb in afghanistan has killed a 21- year-old soldier from napa. army specialist chase stanley graduated from napa soldier. he was among four soldiers who died in wednesday's explosion. ktvu's amber lee has the story. >> reporter: friends tell us that chase stanley enlisted in the army while he was a senior here at napa high. he left for the military four years ago and was due to be discharmed this summer. >> he was deployed in 2007. >> he remembers his goal of joining the army part of his adventurous spirit and recklessness. >> you know, he was an amazing kid. you put in front of him and he had to get up in three seconds and do something. >> reporter: he had already served 15 months in iraq when he was deployed to afghanistan in december after the army extended his tour. friends say that stanley was ready to come home but was willing to do more to serve his country. >> that's something that he thought was courageous and a man should do. that's something that called to him >> reporter: the department of defense said that he was killed two days ago along with three other soldier