and scott had made a doctor's appointment for her to go see her doctor. icz (voiceover): later that morning, scott says he was taking a bath when he saw meg walk past the bathroom door. he gets out of the bathtub about four or five minutes later. and then, lo and behold, he sees meg hanging from a rope in the stairwell of their apartment. his story is that he cuts meg down and tries to do some cpr? yes, once he saw meg hanging, then he grabbed a steak knife from one of the tables nearby and cut the rope. and then he started to do cpr. so he calls for ems to respond and then meets them at the door when they get there. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): meg's unborn baby, a boy, died that same day. meg lingered another 24 hours. she never regained consciousness. the detective had nothing he could test or examine. in fact, even the police photos from the scene had been tossed long ago. still, nothing about scott purk's version of the story felt right. most women who are nine months pregnant and carry their child full term typically do not commit suicide. that was t

scott. dennis murphy: it wasn't a big, dark, family secret that lisa and scott had been crashing into the rockss having an affair, and lisa found out. they talked divorce. when lisa visited her sister at her home in virginia about a month before she died, without saying as much, she telegraphed that the marriage was over. sister christine acted as lisa's financial advisor. she said, well, i need to make some changes on my life insurance policy, and when she said that to me, i knew that she was getting ready to leave. and how much was the policy for? $450,000. dennis murphy: lisa wanted her policy, which named scott and her son as co-beneficiaries, quietly switched to dillon alone. christine mailed the paperwork for lisa to sign but hadn't gotten it back by the day lisa died. the day after lisa died, the family met near the mall, where she used to work. scott had gotten wind of the policy change. he pulled his sister-in-law aside and asked insurance questions. he's asking me, basically, did she sign it? he wants to know if he's off the policy? right. dennis murphy: back at the wabash county sher

a key part. so is software. there are other things, too. - scott, you wanted to jump in. you wanted to take a point. - well, i mean, jeff's being a bit slippery when he talks about consumers and inflation, because i didn't say, i didn't say the end consumer. i said companies, as well. tariffs are paid, can be paid, by american companies that choose not to pass those costs on to consumers. but americans are still paying those. it's just like a corporate tax. so instead of hiring as many workers, or investing in new equipment, or paying to their shareholders, companies are simply eating that tax and growing less because of it. that doesn't change the fact, though, that americans are paying the tariffs. as for the fact that manufacturing and the us economy, the united states remains the second largest manufacturing nation in the world, where our american workers make more per hour than basically every country on the planet. we make more than germany and japan and india combined. the idea that the united states cannot have a thriving services sector, including investment in a.

he loved scott. >> it was a good life. and for scott and his wife melissa, it was all about to get better. >> we were actually in my hometown at my brother's home, and i didn't tell anybody. i had run into the drugstore and grabbed a pregnancy test, took a pregnancy test, and started screaming in the bathroom because i was so excited about it. scotty got a big smile on his face. i love that he knew this baby was coming. >> but all that joy would come to a screeching halt when scott showed up to his store one afternoon. >> that day i had talked to him at maybe 215. he called me and it was a normal, you know. well, i'll see you later, i love you. bye. that was the last time i talked to him. >> it was a slow day at the shop. >> brian wasn't even supposed to be there that day. he had the day off. he was going away with his family for a long weekend and was called in just minutes before because there was a customer that something had not been done to his motorcycle, and that customer was upset. >> that disgruntled customer would

i have a much more negative view of the drum. and scott says, add a new order could be much more along the lines of web musk with his fascist alludes and embrace the a f d or. busy or what vance and the hex that they've been saying that now i do support trumps initiatives. when it comes to cutting nuclear weapons, i do support trump's initiative when it comes to reconciling the relationship with russia. i mean that i'm very, very glad to see this. and support in strongly on this, and i think it is changing the global architecture, a fundamental change of a sort that we haven't seen, you know, the, what the, when i look at what the u. s. policy has been toward russia, especially in the last few decades. i go back to brzezinski who's 1997 grad s board, where he talks about the strategy for a week, getting russia and making sure it's never super power again, by resting ukraine away from russia saying rush, you will never be your raising power. but the world has changed, we're in the multi part of the world. and i think that we have to recogni

peter a let me start off by agreeing with scott that the pacemakers are the true heroes. and i've also been given a lot of talks and interviews about you all to. and it's a good model. but what i see as, as the concerns, and i have to talk you last night with my students about the site, 3, the after world war one. and also if we look at the, what happened after world war 2 world war one ever side treaty fell apart pretty quickly and ended up indirectly leading to the rise of hitler in germany and world war 2. and then world war 2. since they didn't have a endurable piece is led to the cold war. now those weren't the inevitable in either case. but i think there was a lack of wisdom. and especially once treatment came to power. this is what after roosevelt died. i think we were on a course toward world war 2, world war 3 and it caused more for me, the question is, what kind of piece are we going to be able to negotiate? ceasefire would be a start, and we need a ceasefire, or we need an enduring piece that reflects the interest of all the crucial parties involved. now the uni

but there is a point them, i think scott mentioned it, that you must be or should be in somehow engage because would be really slips. tried for is something lucky you'll be ukrainian, or russian say a piece ocoee picture. and we had elements of that we had it in the means going into agreements uh, basically uh, is driving for a neutral and federal ukraine. we had adults and a couple fairies from and 191990 and distinguish. i mean, these other concepts we have on the continent and it's old stamps, way down. if i get it, if i could interrupt here. i mean, the security arrangement that has failed was against russia and without russia. and that is the equation that must change, you know, the, that's what i'm saying. but that's what i'm saying. i mean, the whole ocoee picture that we have in visits in the, in the seventy's with a going by be boxed. and what else the bottom ends kizusky that was then settled in o, c, d, and $92.00 per top health care is basically all this has failed. unfortunately, it has failed, but it has also failed because of the american intervention that we have seen o

long time and scott is a real champion. say a couple words. ello, everyone. is everybody happy to be here together? is everybody happy to be here together? first of all, i want to thank president trump for his confidence in appointing me to this position. i consider it a great honor and lessing and i think god and i am humbled by it. every day i will lay it down for the people of america. senator tim scott, thank you for your leadership. i appreciate you. for all of those who have gone before us and those of you with such a great voice today, keep on speaking, preaching. for not just black america, but for all america. and my sister and all of those here, mr. president, we look forward to working with you and carrying out this great agenda. we pray for you every day. god bless america. thank you for president trump. pres. trump: congratulations. i see we have a newly -- they just confirmed you, and you did it very nicely, brooke rawlins, secretary of agriculture. it is a big deal. that was a good vote you had. she went through very easily, easi

the credit card deputies, the not the mess i had a scott to a saw just opened fine. it's on the outskirts of a certain got to national park that been demonstrating against a government exercise to mock up and says truck racing land to create to private hunting ways of the government says human activity is pushing pressure on wild life in the serengeti national park it denies trying to pick mass size and such as the offer to resettle communities away from that historic same land, the mass, i say the land belongs to them and isn't for sale for elite tourism. you must have a relative that selim and you must have met his office and that's who lives in the coast call. if they come the count. if the medicine, how is that kind of time? you have to go with that? don't then you know mean human being, but on the vehicle becoming a lawyer is like becoming yeah, i'm in the me on this that on several occasions. i have received the trips for myself and my family. i know it isn't gonna happen. i also know, like, i don't know if it'll happen. if i keep silence, i'm in rural or you d

. >> maurice: some of them gathered, conservatives in maryland and a scott macfarlane has more on that. scott? >> reporter: a celebratory reunion of sorts for some january 62 right defendants outside of d.c. lee attended this conference at which vice president vance in the house speaker appeared and spoke publicly. that includes members of the proud boys group, some of whom were convicted of seditious conspiracy, conspiring to overthrow the government januar. they even posed for a photo. some of the january 6 the rioters told us at first they were turned away from the event. the conservative political action committee issued a statement after getting beseeched on social media about us, saying those reports are untrue and we support wholeheartedly president trump's pardons of january 6 the vic victims. pricks say this declarativelytef of january 6th. >> john: the proud boys were convicted under the by the justice department. the u.s. attorney in washington is now seeking to take action against someone else, who's t that? >> reporter: that u.s. attorney is ed martin, a stop steel advocat

a long time, 1870. so thank you very much. and scott, you're going to be fantastic, i tell you, you're going to do a great job. as you know, the americans are going to be celebrating something very important coming up, our 250th anniversary, our nation's founding, and when we do we're going to look forward to honoring the contributions of countless black americans who fought to win and expand and protect american freedom from the very, very beginning. some of my good friends of here today, i'm not going to call out your names because tiger will get bored, he'll say this is a little boring if we do that, but i want to thank you for being here. you are our friends and we appreciate you, mcgee. you are my friend. the last administration tried to reduce all of american history to a single year, 1619, but under our administration, we honor the indispensable role black americans have always played in the immortal cause of another date, 1776. we like 1776. in the very first skirmish of the revolutionary war, an enslaved man named prince esterb

this is not a 20% position in your portfolio, scott. but should it be 1 or 2% position? i mean, i think about it like the way that tom lee used to counsel buying bitcoin as like maybe a 1 or 2% position back in 2014, 2015. and i think you ride it out, you know. and yeah, back in 2013, if bitcoin corrected from 200 bucks to 140 bucks, you know, it was a huge percentage return. and now, you know, sitting here ten years later, you know, you scratch your head wishing you'd had the opportunity to buy. so scale in at the appropriate time. you know, i would say 4 billion market cap. not much is priced in here. i mean, there's a lot of other kind of pixie dust type stocks that are trading for way higher market caps than that. so, you know, do your own research and kind of, you know, pick your spots to get into some of these names and realize they are going to be volatile. >> i appreciate the conversation, eric, very much. thank you. we'll talk to you soon. >> thanks. >> that's eric jackson up next, ed yardeni, he's back looking beyond the mag seven and tech. tell us where he's se

there are many a motor company item being a company and you, uh, uh, a scott supplemented that you saw that heavy move. he land a so call it a so as a, as a do i had to cut. oh we cant that'd be it on for the bmo is in cool. be looking at hang on a 2nd. no, i wish would. uh and it says uh if i sold cut on the truck with me, i'm an mush landlord and to would, who would tell ye? well, attempt that was 0 in their buses by loving cnn. so low cassia, you will all thought really, it was the of the right sounds good. i mean while i'm a young kid with less than the football tries will cut on me is no head of this political family. the rivalry between different branches of the family, a complex and only some of the details are publicly known. however, what's happening is that the crown, the family based in tripoli, remains the center of power and influence. and that's all i learned that the let us as on a national you know me, i'm sure i you see a c p a you off the 100 us of uh, we'll talk your husband to come back to nearby and these are lakes and the mature on the island, this one of them on,

intel actually a winner for the week. scott on a report that it may split may partner with tsmc and broadcom. so shares are outperforming this week. elsewhere big tech just a larger cap. names that hold up better than the pack. apple mostly flat for the week and in focus today after removing its advanced data protection feature in the u.k, names like nvidia keeping weekly losses to a minimum around 2.5% ahead of earnings wednesday. investors will be looking to ceo jensen wong for commentary on the supply of its latest chip, the impact of tariff tariffs and, of course, any fallout from last week's last month's deep sea news. hard to believe it was a month ago, scott. >> yeah. no, it perfect set up for us. seema. thanks so much. seema mody staying with nvidia now earnings obviously front and center next week. the latest checkup on the strength of the ai trade. for more on what to expect and what the current landscape actually looks like right now, let's bring in firstmark capital founder and partner rick heisman. welcome back. it

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a sell. despite the stock's massive run. scott. >> all right. all right julia thank you. julia. boorstin. left. what's your big thought for the day. >> market finds a way to find offsets to the obvious negatives. and it's been doing this. the kind of accumulated exposures and the options market around this index level. we've been around 6000 for weeks. means that we're kind of bounded on on the indexes. do find it interesting that you push out the likelihood of a next fed rate cut, but you already didn't have one priced until september. so it enabled the stock market to sort of look through the cpi a little bit. you hear a lot of people say, you know, it was only 0.45 on headline without rounding, not 0.5. all that stuff kind of built together i think. also you can't escape. we're going to hear from robinhood after the close. just how much of this wild high velocity action is happening in the nasdaq. 40% of nasdaq stocks are down today, but actually 60% of stocks are down. but only 40% of the volume is down because there's a bunch of penny stocks trading 100 million shares on the upside.

it's bounced. >> back. >> from that now at a. 52 week high. scottfor when we. >> get the results after the bell. >> $0.29 a share. >> that's what the. >> street. is expecting for a profit. >> back to you. >> all right, phil thank you. phil lebeau was going to watch klaviyo for us. what should we look out for? >> well, scott klaviyo is among the ai software names that has outperformed as of late. it provides centralized data platform to clients, and it's been working to expand overseas. revenue in the third quarter grew by 34% year over year. the street will want to know if the company can sustain that level of growth going forward. there's more competition on the rise. it's got the justice department also out with a new memo yesterday that it's keeping the biden administration's stringent rules on mergers and acquisitions until further notice. the street will want to know or get more clarity on whether this affects software companies as a whole, how they're thinking about those inorganic opportunities. we know a number of them have been talking abou

we're still going to stations including local, have them, and you a scott, wesley scott, to perry as also revealed the dockside to to you is provided for an 8 particularly involving you is a i team. how about abdullah been lot, who get some of that money? is that name ring a bell to anybody in the room? because your money in your mind it's $697000000.00 annually. plus the shipments of cash funds, metropolis. isis. i'll kind of bulk over on. i says corps on terrorist training camps, that's what it's funding your funding. terrorism is coming through usa id, think of some audio who, over the past years has received billions and humanitarian assistance from last year. it's reported a request for $1600000000.00 in aid, and even in december of $224.00, by the end of the ministration ops on the way off the tool. it's in san additional $10.00 to $9000000.00 and to think that for years it's in the us of ministrations. agenda in somalia has been centered around counter terrorism. the u. s. department of state, the us military usa id and other interagency colleagues continue to fight against ter

a. scott fee and dunk and king bye. thank you very much, mister sectioning 5, you of applying for the position of parliamentary a good leader. if you are appointed, you will remain parliamentary group leader. will you remain co leader or will you change into the cabinet? mr. ask and mr. king riley has already talked about his political future. what about you? do you want us to remain co party leader, perhaps above and beyond the end of this year? will you have a time for us to to apply for the position again in december or what's your future? what's beginning? well, if i could begin briefly, i thought just about just missed the for sure. i think i've made it clear that on wednesday i will be running for that position. i'm very grateful. i think it's a real honor that missed a lot of months and it has suggest that'd be successor and i am aspiring to do this . it would be an important phase for the part of mentoring group. whether we are involved in fun being involved in a coalition or in the government, it's not a decisio

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maybe. ♪ >> take a look at futures the dow scott bessent did speak with fox business yesterday on thean to reshape the u.s. economy. >> we had an economy that has been supported by the government we are going to torque that back to the private sector and bridge on the government spending in the complex and good paying job so the reason under the biden administration you haven't gotten real wage growth, the government doesn't give real wage growth because they increase with the inflation level. >> joining us 42 macro founder and ceo darius dale what is your outlook for the year end are but to get your reaction to from what you heard from her treasury secretary and the interview with very couple. >> thank you for having me i've known scott for a long time a really brilliant guy that will do great things for our country the thing i will say is a process effectuating d.c. as it relates to trying to jam together tariffs, deregulation, tax cuts energy production and the rest of it it is causing a little bit of a slowdown in the economy so hopefully you get the legislative agenda on track in

i don't see this being attached to a farm bill. >> thank you. . sen. scott: i was thinking about this a little bit. i think we have an opportunity to get things done. my theory is, the first 100 days of the new administration is important. on the senate side, my goal is to be as aggressive as possible to achieve an objective of having built through the senate in 100 days. >> here is the way to think about it. we did a lot of work in the 118th congress and the house. we are prepared to move forward in the house financial services committee and i won't speak for chairman johnson, by introducing legislation or having discussion drafts for legislation, attaching those to a set of committee hearings. but we have new members who have to do new member education. we have to level set here. this is why chairman boseman and chairman scott stepped up digital assets at a subcommittee level to bring members along and do member education in the senate, something within the house, we have the benefit, obviously, of two congress is working on that. a key element is now educ

and so it's seen possibly as a winner and have support from jd vance scott. >> all right. all right. we'll see you in a little bit. thank you christina. we're just getting started here. up next the latest on the escalating drama between elon musk and sam altman. plus it looks like apple could have a new partner in the ai arms race. we will discuss all that with big technology's alex kantrowitz coming up after the break. we're live at the new york stock exchange. you're watching closing bell on cnbc. >> for the. >> fourth consecutive year, interactive brokers is one of the fastest growing prime brokers and is now number five in preqin's ranking of top prime brokers. interactive brokers serves both organizations and individual investors to get better results, get a better platform. the best informed platform. the best informed investors choose interactive >> at university of maryland global campus, getting a bachelor's degree doesn't have to mean starting from scratch. here you can earn up to 90 undergraduate credits for relevant experience. what will your next success be? mi

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a covid size shock, the more nervous you should be. he's really worried about the supply side effects there. and then what scott was just talking about saint louis, alberta muslim saying immigration policy and higher tariffs are a potential source of higher inflation. and it could be appropriate for the fed to become more restrictive if inflation from that is sustained, he said. the fed could also look through those higher prices from tariffs, but that the stakes are higher now because inflation is above target. what's clear is that the administration's policy path is now looming large in the fed's thinking about its own monetary policy path. >> well, very, very few people came into this year thinking there was much of any chance of the fed actually hiking rates. we could live with the fact that they were going to go from six cuts to maybe 1 or 2. but when you parse through what mr. musallam is saying for policy to become more restrictive, i we may have to hike if inflation becomes sustained. that really hasn't been seriously considered. >> it hasn't really been talked about. it's not priced into the market. sc

going to look a little different, scott. yeah it will. jessica. opping malls that exist now is just a fraction of what we saw in the decades before the online shopping boom, and those still operating here in the bay area have survived by adapting to changing times. in san mateo, the hillsdale mall just released its plan to change. whether they're near the fountain or the apple store. shoppers at the hillsdale mall have gotten used to milling around outside. when we're with the family, then we love to have that outside space. in the future, if the mall's new plans are approved, they'll be doing even more shopping outdoors. among new businesses and more than 1000 new homes. our goal is to, you know, create a new kind of urban neighborhood, urban village, if you will, that will, you know, have retail and office and residential, all in a mix of uses. the south part of the mall, which is now enclosed, will be demolished and replaced with a more open concept, including 2,000,000ft■!s of retail, commercial and residential space. the north part of the mall

a minute. we also scott have nvidia up today. mells a little bit more like nvidia is winning and amd is struggling at the time when there's this gold rush to, you know, big investment spend. and their shares were already down what 33% over the past year. >> well and the problem for nvidia is it's. nearly in bear market territory. so maybe up a little bit. >> today i meant. >> amd's weakness but it's still. >> down a. >> bunch right amd is down i think, you know, significantly over the past year while nvidia is up even today. so if that was a read through to the whole industry, you'd think, well then they're selling off instead. jeremy, it seems like they're sitting in the prime position here. >> yeah i think the market's picking a winner. right. and they're saying that nvidia if. 75 billion is accurate again because these are guidance and forecasts. and we've seen this movie before right. is that mark zuckerberg during the metaverse area couldn't talk about enough how much capex they were going to spend. and then once it started t

you were one of our first ones. >> brandon scott: oh, my god. >> stephen: here you are. you are... you are aured it out. it was one of my favorite things. >> stephen: the costume he bought at the halloween store just said "smart guy costume." >> brandon scott: that was it. >> stephen: you are part of the ensemble here. when trump first came into office last time, we cast you as reince priebus living with steve bannon in "the odd couple." were you excited to play reince? >> brandon scott: i was thrilled to play reince priebus. it was around the time you're having one of my favorite actors, laura benanti, she was playing melania trump. she was amazing. i remember thinking, oh, my god, i am "the late show"'s reince priebus. i am in the coterie. i'm in the ensemble. >> stephen: yes, sure, have that on your resume. >> brandon scott: yeah. and then i remember a week later, he was fired. [laughter] and then i remember a week later, he was fired. [laughter] and i told everyone. i was like, hey, guys, look out for me, on "the late show" and then a week later, i was completely distraught, walking the

you've been a good call. scott is opponents researcher on the german bonus math, nato, and european defense. she says, germany has a lot more to do pertaining to rock se on into magic modernization plans on a more people to serve. and there is a big question mark with regard to future funding and future financing of the german armed forces. germany's establish tardies might agree on boosting defense capabilities. further that's no one really seems to know where to get the money from. plus defense funding is a divisive issue within germany. all that affects the way germany behaves on the european level. german use is, is, is still struggling with this rule of yeah, of, of liter um, or kind of unifying force within, within europe. this whole thing about germany not seeing itself as a leader. that's a big part of its post for identity. and that's visible. now, in germany's approach to ukraine's defense, it's reluctant to lead the way, prefers to act as part of an alliance. choice has warrant against germany getting to

and what a couple of days he has had. let's bring in scott pattillo, on our air quite often because of the crash a couple days ago right outside reagan airport. commercial airline pilot. this is a smaller jet than you are used to flying. what you see from the explosion and the debris field look to be about 100 yards long what do you see, scott, what can you conclude? >> you know what? it's honestly i hate to say this, but it's way, way too early it. could be a number of things. i would rule out ice right now, based on the current weather temperature. low ceilings are definitely a factor. hazardous material and all the different medical supplies that they have. but right now it's just absolutely impossible to tell. if eyewitnesses say it exploded. [broken audio] >> brian: scott you are going in and out with your audio. let's try it again. scott, can we hear you? >> yeah. i can hear you fine. >> brian: okay. great. now i can hear you, good. so you were saying i know it's tough to speculate but from your years of experience, we know if this is a

a microphone. oh, god, i'm so sorry, everyone. scott about to take your mic here. we're just going to get right to it, and we can like i say, we have a series of questions with the hope that we'll have 15 or 20 minutes for you to join the conversation. and take this right here. go to c-span. people. how are we doing here? can i do this? okay. yeah. all right. so the very first excerpt from a letter. thank you. i would love to have it. yes, that's perfect. get back to my. this is an excuse me. this is an excerpt from a letter written by abraham lincoln, of course, to mary speed, september 27th, 1841. that's a letter that is often quoted, usually just a portion of it is that portion will be readily familiar to you when you see the entirety. i shouldn't say the entirety of the letter, but there is another substantial part of it that's often lopped off. this, again, will give us an opportunity for us as panelists. and again, i'm going to be the moderator here. so i should be on the sidelines. but to be discussing these issues of race and slavery. so here we go. by the w

a reality. let's bring in our business. and tech reporter scott budman got a preview of the show. usually we get excited about the cars, which we still are, but also it's the cost now, which is a concern. yeah. you know, a cost which is kind of overshadowing the fact that we have driverless cars. we have a lot of evs, we have flying cars. people are looking ahead and wondering how much will this cost? i mean, if you ask, will we fly soon? and we did ask a bay area company for the latest timeline on that. so we'll have that in a second. but we also got a chance to peer into the future of how we may buy and why those tariffs may make what we buy more expensive in the months ahead. young people came to check out the latest cars at the silicon valley auto show. even cars that, thanks to local technology, may keep them from ever needing an actual driver's license. their parents maybe not so ready for a driverless ride. probably wouldn't do it now. not yet. but you know, maybe eventually. we also saw the olive flying car. and asked what everyone who wants one wants to know you can drive

i guess right now, we feel like a scott producers we're kind of playing against a stacked deck. we are subject to a lot of times america consumes 25 million bales of cotton we produce 12-14, but we feel like were getting thrown to the or market where competition doesn't, and this is true across all commodities but a lot of times our competition pays less per day we paper our two employees. we are shipping the same equipment that we are using in their able to use it as a substantial reduction cost with no emissions equipment. so we are being asked to compete on the world market by being held to standards, we are proud of that. said it we can produce the highest quality environment friendly crop with worker protection safety standards in the world but it's been difficult for us to compete against the world on price. >> thank you, is suggest to meet one of the things i'm hopeful to be an active participant in the drafting of the farm bill discussion and one of the things i think as a kansan i would bring to the table is the importance of dealing with drought, and by that i mean cro

so all star weekend is also like a business conference. our scott budman was at today's nba tech summit. hello to draymond green and some robots there. a lot of big names in basketball and technology. that story in about five minutes from now. i mean we're talking a busy weekend in san francisco, not just nba all-star weekend, but they've got the chinese new year parade is also happening. that's tomorrow. this year, san francisco will celebrate the year of the snake. parade starts at the corner of market and second, it will feature more than two dozen floats. this year's grand marshal is actress joan chen, and then the new mayor. daniel lurie has been named an honorary marshal as well. by the way, that parade starts at 5:00. all right, here's the route. parade starts at market, continues down. geary, powell, post and kearny street. traffic will be disrupted on the north side of market street. so good luck with that and good luck finding eggs. still no end in sight for that shortage. and when you do find eggs, expect to pay up. the culprit, as you kn