reiskin himself noted during the hearing, and as was noted during the presentation of the tpi fundingat has been allocated for san francisco, it's money that can be used for different things. and the fact that the mta board of directors chooses to use this increase the accessibility of public transportation for low income youth does not mean that the mta cannot, at the same time, turn around and use some of the money for maintenance. that somehow the lack of reliability of the system of an agency that has anpvpx& $800 min budget rests solely on the fact that it's going to make public transit more accessible to low income kids, it's simply not reflective of the reality that has been true of muni for the last few years. muni, to the extent that their issues about maintenance, the reason for that is not because of the funding of these types,%f programs. to the extent thatmine is failing or hasjpn,1 to address those issues, it is not because of somehowqpihb making public transportation more accessible to poor kids in this city. i think it's simply unfair to place that responsibility on

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the center is still across the plains, snow, rain, severe weather, at least one torna tain io the tpi tou tt is mo is lt over from hurricane pamela. downpours widespread tonight and tomorrow. the next 36 hours will be wet before it all moves east. >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to the breaking news from overseas. a horrific scene in norway. a deadly bow and arrow attack. five people killed, two injured. james longman joins us from london. you're getting new information about how this attack was carried out. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, whit. tonight, the suspect is under arrest after this horrific attack that took place south of the norwegian capital, oslo. investigators say he walked around firing a bow and arrow at people seemingly randomly. among the victims was an off-duty police officer. authorities intercepted him 20 minutes after learning of the rampage. they called it a confrontation with police officers. investigators say they believe he's acting alone. the prime minister says it was too early to speculate on a motive. whit? >> james longman with the new develo developmen

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difficult -- much more difficult task and also the ecb announced this transmission protection instrument the tpi. so they're going to be buying bonds at the same time they're trying to raise rates. >> i don't get it. do you get this? >> so what it is, they have a much more difficult problem than they have in the u.s in the u.s. the fed had to worry about buying california bonds and new york bonds people got really worried about california having very low credit rating. so the california of europe is italy. mario draghi, the former central bank governor of the ecb just resigned as the prime minister the spreads between the german bund, the safe rate, and the italian bonds have been going up very significantly and so what they have created this new instrument to try to prevent the spreads from getting too wide that means they're going to be buying bonds. >> they're doing it as they're tightening it's a little odd. >> what they would argue is they're just going to be moving things around to try to bring some of the spreads down in practice, there's a tension between the two and i think they're in a

. >> it's interesting before the tpi, we had producer priels index come out today that was higher than expected it looks like we were getting a little bit of an inflationary push here. you had yielded start to rise relative to where they've been that fuelled the banks but that also says maybe we're seeing some economic activity. then you get this kind of readjusting of your portfolio where negative real rates, maybe they're not going to be as negative as we originally thought. i still think i'm not a buyer of the banks. they can go higher that's fine. they're going to go higher without bk riding on them primarily i'm concerned that we don't get a stimulus package before the election. >>> losing their luster, gold and silver plunging today. we'll dive into what's behind this drop. later, getting lit our week long cannabis series looks at legalization and the companies that stand to benefit most hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores

organizations are trying to change that the simon family and the players impact, based in napa, have created the tpie. it's a mission to empower professional athletes and prepare them for long term financial sustainability. joining us now is tracy deforge, the founder of players impact and kit gilbert from the simon family estate, who's going to lead us on a wine tasting kind of a side benefit. so these players and the people who are attending get taste wine. it might draw them. there, but the important message is what can i do? what can i impart to these players that will keep them from getting into financial trouble? >> and it's all about empowering them to learn, earn and invest properly, making sure that they have the education and the tools to do just that. and as you see the trend of athletes become more and more of their own businesses, a lot of what they do is, is enjoy their own wine, spirits and brands. and so we're going to expose them to different wineries tonight, led by the simon family estates, as ways to think about how are you investing, what asset classes are you investing in and m

. * the mta, senior management and board of directors will soon be deciding how to spend this tpi money, the $6.7 million, that can be used to maintain and improve the reliability of the muni system. in my view, this is a test of muni management. it is a test about how serious this agency is about reversing the decades of severe under investment and the reliability of the system. i am also today on the bright side, introducing a resolution to approve the purchase by muni of 17 new 40-foot hybrid diesel buses. we recently approved the purchase of 45 new buses and new funding has arrived and we're able to purchase even more. so, it's great that the agency is able to move forward and increasing the number of buses that we have on our streets, and the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. mr. president, seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes roll call for introductions. >> thank you. why don't we go now to general public comment. >> the next item on the agenda is the opportunity for the public to address the board for up to two minutes, generally on items within the s

and look back to historical presidents, the 1970s unemployment was not below 8% from basically 73 almost 1980 that entire time of high inflation. this past year, tpit obvious example of inflation is up by about 5.5%. did you get a 5.5% raise in your income the past year? probably not so inflation hurts everyone's quality of life except government, they are the ones able to be the big leader leasing the strategic regime reserve to get oil prices down supposedly. every study says it has no effect whatsoever inflation is not only caused by government but they blame everyone else for the masses they are causing. kennedy: so if you want to increase the supply, increase the supply and stop shutting down pipelines. it seems really stupid until we are completely off well, we are not there yet. they keep giving us arbitrary deadlines for one will be carbon neutral. until then, the spigot open. come on, man. happy thanksgiving, thank you so much we lack be well. kennedy: coming up, scientists still stumped on the covid origin story. did it come from our lab? backed? a fantastic new book. matt, one of the co-authors joins me next. ♪♪ kennedy: 5 million peopl

inflation number which is much lower, which makes no sense the social security number is adjusted by the tpisn't want to include it so they can show a much lower inflation rate you and i, brian, we live bit consumer index it's going stay high on the interest rate, i would go with what rick said a couple minutes ago. when you go to the next two or three rate increases through september, you're still finding out that after another 150 basis point increase to september, we are still below the neutral grade of interest. that's when the market will take flight i don't have the comfort that nila has it's not a politically acceptable scenario. >> so what's the outcome, sri? >> the outcome is a lot more pressure on equities maybe delayed. to the extent they don't want to have it, becky before the november elections postpone it to 2023. and this is going to be a long, drawn-out saga so don't take comfort from today's jobs numbers this is nowhere like a goldilocks if you look a year ahead, it is going to be much worse >> i would have to jump in here on the fed outlook >> go ahead, nila. >> if the unem

i noticed that a few of the presenters were very clear with the tpi oar each of those over 11,000 tons or making sure to restore certain areas. i would be curious to see where each of those end up in a end state specifically people come back to renew those grants. i would be curious to find out on the work that they've done. generally to some other commissioners points, we're trying to have more over site on how the money is being allocated and having that transparency would be helpful in future presentations. >> yes, commissioner wan. >> just piggy back on this comment, i understand uh important for understanding the reporting requirement. i think it will be lengthy, we asked every organization to present the outcome but it may be helpful just one impact report that will always be helpful. the other thing i want to clarify, is this grant one year or two? i noticed some have different years. i'm trying to get a different understanding. >> i think there are different directions specific to each grants. >> this information will be helpful one year and multi year. >> good comments. anythi

on that and they have made some available and there will be some available through what is called the tpi program. joel, it's the transit initiative program, which is meant to speed up the reliability of transit within the region so that's a grant that we would use the bond as the local match. so we do need to leverage, gain, a san francisco contribution for that and there are going to be dollars in the new sales tax program which we will leverage, so that is the one that is the hardest for us. on the train control system, again, because it is heavy infrastructure and related to a lot of the -- our normal formula funds, while we need dollars to leverage, that's why you see that is where the modification occurred the most. the agency is fully committed to funding that project. so one way or another in the five-year cip we will bring forward a funding plan for that project. it's just adding a higher level of risk because we have to count on exterior funding sources and timing. so for the board, it is a risk question on those categories. >> director hinze: and i know that one of the lessons

according to ohio.com, employees at the jackson township facility were notified yesterday. workers can apply for jobs at other tpi sites, and including at a facility. and another stark county business is adding jobs. the state approved a job- creation tax credits that is expected to create 130 jobs. the snack food company is investing 40 million into expanding existing buildings >>> and from the live desk, a man found shot in the stomach after driving himself to a home in akron. it's not clear where the shooting happened, but the man drove to a home on boulevard street, around 1 this morning. he was alert and talking when ems got there and took him away. we're making calls on this and we'll update you as we learn more. >>> i hope that they feel safer when they go under an overpass. >> a local teacher's triumph over tragedy, prompting change to keep all of us safe. she had several surgeries after being hit by a rock thrown from an overpass in pennsylvania 18 months ago. her husband made a push for more fencing. o dot is making the call. more than 100 bridges will get new safety fences over the next five years acro

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the story tonight >> are part tpis is also a snapshot of the couple on 2/12/2004, they were one of theirst same couples to get married in san francisco. when then mayor gavin newsom made his surprise landmark move lines wrapped around city hall as couples came from around the country to exchange vows. >> this was radical and revolutionary. 19 years ago in 2004, when we married. we felt something extraordinary to this day, i can still feel the chills. >> the 2 are also one of hundreds to see their marriage nullified. when then governor arnold schwarzenegger accused newsom of overstepping his authority and the state filed a lawsuit wiping out same marriages. >> truly believe. >> it's for better or for worse till death. do us part that is going to see us through all the obstacles in our way to the greatest celebration of all full equality for all people. challenges ultimately led to a tsunami of legal battles. that high did turn, though. >> this is the couple on their wedding day in 2008 when the right to marry was restored in california. >> then in 2015, the united states supreme court h

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the republicans also face off tomorrow as well asthe idaho tpis as ted cruz had a big weekend. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: donald trump made a grand entrance at the world golf championship keeg up a fierce ght on marco rubio's home turf. >> marco rubioad a very, very bad night and personally i'd call for him t drop out of the race. >> the billionaire front-runner trouncing his rivals on super saturday in louisiana and kentucky, but ted cruz is surging after decisive wins in kansas and maine, now only 87 delegates behind trum snoop there's only one campaign tt's beat him once, not twice, but five times. >> this is shaping up to be a two-person race because only donald trump and ted cruz have shown the ability to win repeatedly. >> reporter: the so-called establishment may not like cruz. >> but if ted's the alternative to trump, he's at least a republican conservative. in maine, third everywhere else. >> reporter: last night he won puerto rico's delegate. but he faces an uphill battle. on tuesday, michigan votes and the nbc news wall street maris poll shows it. he

but a lot of tim in, u know, low-income communities of color, the kids are hel tpi parents just as much soap this really allows for this generation to help out. and you're right. i meaisn, thi we should not diminish the absolute generosity of this gift. it was really quite stunning. >> nawaz: stung, indeed. a the love people are stilg l talkout it. thank you to you both, mehrsa baradaran, and scott jaschik for being here today. >> thank you. ft >> woodruff: a series of high-profile suicides last year, including anthony bourdain, one restaurant owner in sacramento, california decided to take action. he is now trying to spark a national movement, ochen at a time. john yang reports for our weekly series on the leading edge of health and science. >> yang: the dinner specials at mulvaney's b&l restaurant in sacramento: pasta with truffle and wild caught halibut with b choy. the mood of the staff: very anxious. tensions are high because chef and owner patrick mulvaney blew up earlier when a catering job went wrong. months ago, the staff might have pushed their feelin aside, smiled for the cus

project psychiatric emergency services is 5% complete as it represents one of the latest projects to start construction in tpi was issued last year in may of 2020 for the family health center phase one is the most recent project to be issued construction in tpi earlier this year because of deviations ability to leverage as of duty foundation care funding this project was able to resume and proceed in the construction of the phased approach to match with availability of funding the southeast health center has been open to patients since july of 2022. the team is currently focusing on wrapping up one last owner request a change order which would then allow the project to issue final completion by third quarter of 2025. the community health center component tracks two comprehensive community health center projects that include both seismic retrofit and interior renovation scopes. there are the maxine hall health center in district five and castro mission health center located in district eight, maxine hall was open to patients or has been ocean patients since october 2021. castro mission has been open to patient

one thing is they look for what the negotiators call for is a tpi, third-party negotiator. y can bring in a co-worker, a friend, somebody that the hostage taker likes and respects. sometimes that can help move things along and with jimmy lee dykes they found out there was no tpi. they worked with the dale county sheriff and said find us that person and they said he has no friends. the closest thing he had to a friend was charlie poland and that was the bus driver that he killed. >> john, you've talked to some officials that have reviewed the video taken by the security cram on the bus. what does that video show? >> you know, we always thought something like in a fast-moving thing he would have gotten on the bus, the bus driver would have resisted him, he would have shot him and taken the kid. this videotape doesn't unfold in seconds. it takes minutes. he knows the bus driver. the bus driver dropped a pie off that day and he said i want two children and charlie poland opens the emergency door, lets all the children escape, but ethan is sitting in the front row seat and he jus

the court tpi year-over-year. expect being core to become about 2%, maybe 2.2% for april. is a major concern for the bears in the market for a long time. what he stated the idea that inflation could connected to .5, 3%? >> i don't think so. a lot of bears out there, it is like a wacko mall with arguments as to why the markets are going to go higher. the argument in january was like the movie major league. he hits a home run and says it's too high. there is no real underlying theme to it. they view the data could lead us to inflation, but that hasn't happened in japan. if we have inflation the economy is growing and increasing. for us to get to a situation where inflation is a problem for the many things they many things need to have between and then creating a lot of well fed network for the entire country. dagen: you can argue that the inflation affect prices has been the result of crazy runaway monetary policy from the federal reserve, which they are withdrawing and that will accelerate as we move into the rest of the year. the story of "the wall street journal" "wall str

the power plant. uraine accusing russia of using it as a military base. growing fear of radiation across europe as hundreds tpi srm warnt issued as we come on the air. the system looking to bring flooding rain to texas. new moon soon storms target the southwest. flash flood alerts from texas to arizona. talks under way between the january 6th committee and former vice president mike pence's team. this after he said he would consider an invitation to testify. jonathan karl one-on-one with congressman liz cheney. and this question -- will lawmakers ask former president trump to testify as well? >>> emotional testimony from vanessa bryant in her lawsuit against los angeles county. the wife of kobe bryant says she lives in fear of her children seeing the graphic photos first responders took and shared of the helicopter crash that killed her husband, daughter gianna and seven others. the biden administration issue a new ultimatum to u.s. airlines following months of flight cancellations. the department of transportation tells ten carriers to do more to help stranded passengers or face new government regulations. >>

salaries at a competitive rate with other spoke with harley post in a teacher at the oakland unified who says that tpis really shouldn't be a negotiation, adding that this fight is bigger than just a pay raise. >> such a surgical attack on kids, education. you're taking out the professionals who are in the room with the kids who need the most help. that's who you're taking out. and never mind the coordinator of coordinators making, you know, $120,000 downtown in the district office. now, let's take out the, you know, a paraprofessional making $20 an hour. but it's that they're professional that helps that could read. >> now he goes on to talk los angeles unified school district earlier this week we saw a similar strike regarding similar issues which caused hundreds of schools in that district to close for days today. they're finally going back to class. but poston says that really they're on the same wavelength and that they have been for years. and ultimately, he says to fix this issue, it needs to go all the way up to the top, even beyond the local districts. but we'll hear from more from him at 8 o'

the world who has it. he is battling a disorder called tpi. there have only been about six cases ever documented. there is no cure and no treatment. it starts as anemia but becomes neurological, causes paralysis before reaching the lungs and heart. doctors at stanford spent months testing him before finally reaching that devastating diagnosis. >> they couldn't figure out what was causing it. and that's when the doctors suggested the genetic panel test. when we got the results back in march. >> the doctors gave him two -- two to five years. they said it was gonna be very tough of on us. >>is p tak him stanford almost every week for test. they're hoping to raise awareness in hoping to find a treatment or a cure. >>> an open house today at a new kaiser medical center set up for an urgent care in an outpatient setting. it's being described as a special care hub. kaerngs care, surgery, and urgent care round-the-clock with about 500 people working in brand-new offices. >> for our patients who have ear aches, sore throats, our urgent care will be able to help them emp. they'll be able to get seen by a ph

. >>> good morning, welcome to "tech check", the negative data points continue higher-than- expected jobless claims, strong tpi, weak bank results, that high inflation number, netflix was looking for ad revenue, it has found its newest costar, what this partnership with microsoft means for both stocks. don't forget amazon and apple, the carnage continues, another lender filing for bankruptcy, we would talk about what comes next on this important day. >>> new comments from governor waller on the economy. >> governor waller said 75 basis point hike in july but hold on, he says he would lean toward a larger hike if the data is stronger than expected. in this regard, one of the speakers yesterday saying everything is in play. he also said he expects the fed will impose restrict of monetary policy and he supports frontloading typing, doing more now so the fed can do less later. he says the pace of hikes after july will depend on income data, once they get to neutral, they will follow the data to figure out how hard to go pick he does support significant moderation in the core inflation, soft landing is very plausib

there tpis outrage tonight in the eas bay after yet again 2 more horses died this week at golden gate >> that brings the total number of deaths in the last year to 37 at that race track alone. kron four's ella sogomonian live tonight in the with the latest >> johnson activists called the racetrack a stain on the east bay claiming that we are coasting on the coattails of the 60's when the area was known for activism and are now instead, seemingly complacent in the face of alleged ongoing animal cruelty. >> the california horse racing board reports 2 more horses have died this week at golden gate fields citing an accident on april 1st in the case of a horse named georgia and no specific cause of death on april 3rd of a horse named below cementing whose breakdown was broadcast live during a stream of the race which we want to show you here. that brings the total to 9 deaths this year. and 37 since 2020 concerneb community members are once again calling for the racetrack to shut down for good. samantha faye with direct action everywhere. grew up around horses and has trained some that in

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. >> fortunately tpis guy was rescued with no major incident and no obvious juries. he has some debt he has to pay. >> he owes the firemen a debt of gratitude. >>> california is a big state and they got big weather to this guy with his dash camera, cruing down and he's got heavy rains coming down but that ain't it. look what's on the road up ahead of him. it's like one of the scary horror movies where the bad guy is slowly chasing you downs the road. that's the head waters of a flash flood coming down the street after him. >> that's how they do in the movie. >> backs into it. >> backs through some more water on the road but he doesn't have a spot to whip around at t moment. thankfully no other cars immediately behind him. >> this el nino is no joke and this is proof right here. >> he's able to stop, turn around and mash the pedal to get out of there. passes a few other cars and splashes through another wash that's coming across the road. more heavy rains in california, but listen. >> is that thunder accompanying that rain? >> sounds like heavy thunder. but it's the consistent roar. >> the track pick-up in this to

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