at the president was nearby at a venue close by, but he is now back at the white house.garvey gets ahead and the count, new catcher, by the way for the republicans. phil johnson is now behind the plate. morgan luttrell did some work back there tonight. getting to left-center field, a base hit, that might split, getting back. that is a base it for mcgarvey and his first at-bat and a congressional baseball game. chad: big congratulations from the first base coach. randy holding him on a first base congratulating them. john: that is solid from mcgarvey, great eye hand coordination and a solid base knock to left-center. he is happy. you bet he is. chad: you saw how revved up the democrats are. they did not call for the ball shot. john: that is what you were supposed to do. chad: that is a congressional first. why not. john: back to the top of the order, ruiz at the plate, the california 25th looking to start a big rally for the democrats in the top of the fifth inning. steube, the pitch. chad: as far as the uniforms go, i think that is my favorite. i talked about the astros

we're taking a look at san leandro right now at 55 degrees, a light wind.ing to be a mostly cloudy morning and temperatures slowly warming up. it's going to be overall a nice day. we're keeping the comfortable temperatures with high heat ahead. we're bracing for it and i'll have a look at some of those numbers coming up in a few minutes. >>> we are looking toward san jose, 280 at 17 and 880, things are fine, flowing smoothly. we're going to be talking about what may be coming up over the next hour, hour and a half further up the peninsula coming up. >>> good morning. happy wednesday to you. president biden will speak about the economy today, the ceo of fifth third bank, the nation's tenth largest bank, says it will no longer lend money for commercial real estate. we may see more banks do this. >>> the ceo of microsoft will be in court defending his company's attempts to buy the video game company activision. >>> the commerce department is considering new restrictions on chips sent to china, particularly chips from santa clara's nvidia. they're used for arti

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good evening. >> exemplified by this check in at delta here at terminal two. walk and talk with me and look at this line that has formed behind me. all of these people here are waiting in line to check in here at terminal two. this is all a result of that power outage that happened at the domestic terminals around 8:30 this evening, an airport spokesperson said to cause is still under investigation although power was restored around 9:45. to give you an idea how big this impact was this evening everything from ticketing to baggage collection to even the jet bridges that go out to the planes on the tarmac were impacted. things seem to be largely up and running but these delays are expected to last for at least a couple more hours for these travelers at sfo. the cause is still under investigation, these delays are going to take time to work through so we are going to be out here getting more answers for you. for now live it sfo abc7news. >> thank you so much. >> and electric night at the oakland coliseum. >> tonight is packed. the people care. it collects a sea

8 in the morning and ending at 9 at night. but officials are asking riders to download the digital clipper card, helping save them time and also lessen the lines. once parade goers arrive, they can expect a large presence from police across the city and all throughout the parade area with officers in both uniformed and plainclothes. attendees at the civic center will be screened by metal detectors and are being asked not to bring bags. take a listen to what state officials scott wiener had to say regarding this weekend. events. >> but in terms pride, i have a lot of confidence san francisco police department that security has been with pride organization for many, many years. so it's a strong partnership confident u.s. if you would do a great so we need to be very careful make sure everyone has a very festive night. >> but officials are also wanting to remind people to pack their patience because, again, they're expecting thousands to uses public transportation. and michael thomas us in the back to you in the studio. thank you

he was at yesterday's game at the coliseum.a chance to talk to some fans. >> i don and i've been coming here for close to 25 30 years now be at. >> from college to go like the 20 streak in the belly and that though. >> sad to see them leave. >> for many coming to see the oakland a's is a legacy passed down from one generation to the next as exciting. come to the games. tell gator day, you know, during the other games as well, bringing the young ones here. and then out a terrible what's going on at thursday's game. fans were just beginning to deal with their grief. now that nevada lawmakers have agreed to spend 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the a's build. a new stadium on the las vegas strip is really disappointed. this is a place, you know. came here as a kid. yeah, it's very sad to see them go. i don't want to see him leave. really feels like a death in my family. you know, this is no longer going to be a part of my life. >> how much longer the a's will play in oakland before the new vegas stadium is completed

it's not at that phase at this point. here's the victim. 84 year-old vicha run up on key was killed in january 2 years ago. he was violently shoved to the ground and attacked during the middle of the day in san francisco's and vista neighborhood. any ended up dying 2 days later, 2 men have been charged with that attack and they are having a preliminary hearing. community organizers are going to gather today, though, at the hall of justice because they want to make sure that it is clear that the community is behind having those suspects head to trial. >> well, the city of hayward is suing alameda county over failure to protect foster children at transitional center's. so the lawsuit claims that foster children are going missing and are being exposed to drug use violence and even trafficking and prostitution at a transitional center in hayward, the suit also alleges that after the w-thdrawal of alameda county sheriff's deputies who were providing security there at the center back in february. well, 9-1-1 calls related to th

back here at home. happening today, president biden's reelection campaign is bringing him back to the bay area. he held his first rally in philadelphia over the weekend and he'll be touching down at moffett field in mountain view. within the hour. kron four's will tran has a preview. once president biden arrives at moffett field, he will have 2 things on his mind. the environment. >> and fundraising. first things first. this is a business trip. then he will do fundraising as far as the business trip is concerned. he will take off from moffett field, have a motorcade to palo alto where he'll stop by environmental location and then go to a coastal location where he will talk about a 600 million dollars environmental project that will take care of a couple of things. first thing to improve the power grid in america during extreme heat. the power grid is compromise. so he wants to improve that. the other thing is to talk about flooding coastal areas, the great lakes. he wants to make sure that those areas h

up at 2 p.m. we're live in danville this morning. dave ettlin, ktvu fox two news. thank you, dave. my dad had a 64 old cutlass ef 85 and he used to like to get the look put the top down convertible just driving around. he did a lot of those car shows in the day, so they are a lot of fun and what a great day to do it. rosemary, you're kind of you're kind of delivering on this father's day with a little sunshine. yes. i was just checking out the updated forecast for the extended because we are into our final days of spring and we are going to cool things down, giving you a live look here at a little bit of blue sky there over the skyline where we do have a mix of sun and clouds, a little bit of patchy fog reported right along the coastline here. and the visibility at half moon bay is three miles. so not bad. seven reported in santa rosa. everybody looking good. you see a few patches over our hills, the east bay as well as areas along the peninsula and part of our coastal range. there are some fog, b

we do know at least 2 people injured at this point. but we don't know if these 2 shootings are related necessarily not. they're the victims in this case you know, maybe just caught in the crossfire. it appears that this was sort of a rolling situation to cars kind of speeding along and >> and firing at one another. and of course, lot of people hang out in those areas. a lot of cars going to those areas. a lot of pedestrians out on the street not not a great way to end the of course, with with this shooting happening along the embarcadero, shootings happening along the embarcadero. >> as amanda, harry said, we will keep you updated here on kron 4 and then again on kron 4 dot com. >> the roads have been busy this holiday weekend, of course, hoping everyone out there staying safe. this is a live look at the bay bridge where a traffic really picked up this evening. a chp is actually investigating a number of collisions on roadways so far this weekend in santa rosa. one person died in an off road accident on the 101 earlier this morning. ac

we're at 50 degrees in martinez. sonoma, napa, santa rosa at 54 to start. as you're heading to work in the east bay, it is going to be mostly cloudy but clearing out quickly. we're headed back to the sunshine. another beautiful, mild day. we're still enjoying the cooler than normal temperatures for now. but we are getting ready for things to heat up. martinez will reach up to 77 today. also about the same in novato. san francisco 64. only 60 today in half moon bay. we'll talk about our holiday weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> mike has a look at where you can find lower gas prices. >> we're trying, kari. the low is higher today, at least in the south bay. great gas on los gatos boulevard, $4.17. yesterday it was $4.09. concord, close but $4.19, concord super stop on willow pass road in the middle. the best in marin county, it's $4.35, calling out lucky service on sir francis drake boulevard. thanks to all of you reporting on gasbuddy.com. >>> we're looking at the roadways. we are having a pretty smooth drive. the tri-valley continues with this problem

both at the international terminal and also at the domestic terminal. i was making my rounds down at the domestic terminal where it is quite a busy morning. but the faa reporting no delays and none also related to the power outage last night. the outage itself didn't last long, from 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. last night. those i spoke with say it was pretty hectic, and you can see why. this is video from inside one of the terminals and it shows what it looked like when it went dark, when things went to a standstill at the airport. in another video you can see some lights are on but all the monitors are dark. frustration from passengers on twitter over what was going on. one saying passengers on an air canada flight were on the ground for more than two hours after landing. another person saying they were confused, they were told they were waiting because there was no gate assignment. some flights were diverted to san jose last night, other flights were canceled altogether, including a flight to north carolina. now, we did reach out to the airport to learn more d

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take a look at turn -- at current temperatures. we have some upper 60's to mid 70's any many of our inland areas. let's talk about the marine layer. it is going to deepen and expand. push onshore. it will bring some drizzle to the coastal areas and some locations near the bay. there may be a little more june gloom tomorrow. i will have the full forecast later. >> today muni kicked off a new campaign to try to make the transit system safer. the agency held its first safe out day to raise awareness for passengers. a team of workers attached posters at bus stops and shared other handouts letting people know in a number of languages how to report things. >> we want to make sure all of our customers know and can identify all the staff out on the system and available to support them and help them. >> although the number of reported incidents was higher than before the pandemic, the numbers have been going up since the pandemic. through april of this year they were 188 reported incidents. 63 personal property thefts. 29 robberies and 17 a

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it starts at $1300.inally, peanuts is coming to the apple watch with fun, interactive faces that react to the weather activity and more. >> what's that was rich demuro reporting for us. i was 17 will be available in the fall. it will support the iphone x earth was at 10 s and later models which means the iphone 8, 8 plus and the iphone 10 will not receive. a local couple found a million pennies deep cleaning a family member's home. >> now they're trying to figure out what to do with this huge haul. john and elizabeth rams cleaning out her late father's home last year in los angeles, which is in southern california. >> when they discovered the unexpected stashed inside a tight crawl space. they found dozens of bags filled with pennies. they did some rough math way. the bags and determined there were at least a million pennies. and that adds up to about 10,000 bucks. >> did try and attempt to go through in to search through the pennies and we've got the glasses like with the make magna fires on them lights

they were both at a party before at unknown location.lives after apartment complex about her thoughts on what happened and what the crossing area is like where he was hit and killed. >> think it's very what people come in and they don't here. they do area with a cross can be dangerous. sometimes at police are not waiting on lab results to see. >> how much alcohol was in the driver's blood stream. she has been released from custody. >> what friends and family still mourning the loss of justin a steer a we were at memorial at the high school earlier this week. he was very popular from what we've heard from friends around with oakland, high. we'll keep you informed on this investigation for now reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a local drag queen is teaching people how to save someone from opioid drug overdose. it's part of an ongoing effort by san francisco's entertainment commission. kron four's ella sogomonian reports on that campaign. >> people using party drugs could unintentionally be exposed to fentanyl. th

no backup at the toll plaza. and a gorgeous morning at the golden gate. look at the flag on the right side of the screen. not even moving at all. so it's clear it's calm. it's a little cool, but a beautiful way to start the day. but you're kron 4 is your local election headquarters, ok? so both president biden. >> and florida governor ron desantis paying a visit to the golden state monday to push for their 2024 presidential bid. the democrat and republican are both on fundraising trips. sanders was hosted at del paso country club in sacramento and biden's fundraiser was at the los altos home. microsoft's chief technology officer kevin scott. he's also hosted by linkedin, co-founder reid, hoffman, our political analyst michael yaki, says the golden state is the number one destination for mining kit painting donations, all parties, democrat and republican. so this is likely not the last visit for either of them. >> you're going to see them or hear more than more than a few combining public events with these private events that are meant to just, you know, b

our top story at this hour. we're getting our first look at the man police say is responsible for a violent crime spree that unfolded across 2 south bay cities. 31 year-old kevin parker on a was booked into the santa clara county man, main jail for homicide. he's accused of multiple carjackings, stabbings, and striking at least 2 people with a stolen car. 3 people are now dead. 3 others were hurt during the rampage. within the last hour, the san jose police chief providing new details about the suspect's past. >> the suspect was known to the sounds police department. and has several felony and misdemeanor convictions. the suspect was also on active probation out of santa clara county. >> kron four's charles clifford was in san jose and he has more on how that crime spree unfolded. >> just after 3 thursday afternoon, the san jose police department responded to here near the intersection of kooser road and del would weigh on reports of a carjacking stabbing officers found a single victim with life-threatening inju

>> if you look at returns, we were at the 2%-4% across global. not going that well, the global stock markets which are up when you're high. nasdaq returns are flying way higher than that. so far, bonds are being disappointing. it is that inflation picture that we have not really got. we have -- we have not got the price appreciation that we expected. there is a bit of uncertainty. we are still looking at the economy and wondering if we are headed towards a recession. it is still six months down the line, it has been six months down the line for quite a while. if central banks need to start cutting, those on the back of the yield curve suddenly start to come into play. every time we get up around 2% or 4% around the 10 year at these levels, buyers are coming back in. each time it goes up, there's still plenty of demand. manus: reflecting on what pimco said, they have not seen any like -- anything like this in 13 or 14 years. we are may be on that cusp or you can gorge on that. thank you very much. paul, market commentary. the equity market. stock

a majority of our events take place at santa clara university over at buck shaw stadium and at the swimmingmpetition is at cupertino, high school. and again, it's free. love death support out there showing our athletes. and it's a wonderful day. sounds like a good way to spend your day your saturday and that. thank you so much for joining us this morning. to send it back to you in studio. yeah. sounds like it's going to be a fun and exciting day later at santa clara university. thank you so much. to >> you're taking a live look now at coit tower it's looking like a pretty chilly start to the day probably a good day to dress in layers if you're planning a step outdoors at this hour, at least if you're by the coast vice there, stephanie layers is how you want to do this thing. green also depends on where you're going to be, too. >> speaking of the south bay there, you're probably get some clearing going on this afternoon and those temperatures in the lower 70's. so a little bit of help there. so layers, as you mentioned, will work. but in places like the coast, yeah, you got a lot of cloud co

at the beaches, near 60. sunsets at 8:35. more sunshine inland. tomorrow, i will have the forecast for the pride parade coming up. >> thank you. he want to know all about that. an arson investigation is underway in san jose after multiple townhomes caught on fire around 10:00 last night. firefighters say up to 40 people had to find another place to stay and five homes were heavily damaged. the complex is on lou's avenue. one resident said he barely had enough time to get out with his family. >> given what -- i managed to take my mother-in-law out. the windows were cracking. was not able to get anything out of the house but my mother-in-law and daughter. >> nobody was hurt, but some people who live there have reported missing pets. we told you about this story first on our abc7 app. to get breaking notifications like this one, download our abc7news app. lasers are lighting in san francisco for pride month. the grand finale is happening this weekend. the rainbow art installation returned last night to the plaza in front of the san francisco ferry bu

each at 74 in santa rosa in petaluma each at 67 degrees. getting your lookahead temperatures remain pretty steady all the way through this forecast. it's really not until early next week that we even see the return of any low 80's in this forecast. so the rest of the weekend, the weekend, all staying cool and comfortable regardless of where you're at in the bay. looking at our roads, the mateo bridge sounds like we have some good news as far as improvements out there. and that's before your drive. time ticks up. in fact, your drive times dropped 2 minutes for my last check with you. down to 14 minutes now, as we do see things clearing out as that rollover crash has now cleared right now. all right, john, thank you for that debt. developing news, recent flights have been dropping off migrants in sacramento and florida. >> officials are now confirming they are behind it. they sent this video which they claim shows migrants giving consent signing waivers to fly out of state. public does not yet know what the waiver saying or if the migrants, a

thank you for starting at with us.k at your microclimate forecast. >> good morning everyone. i love how you turned it around, cloudy but then we will see plenty of sunshine, first weekend of june and we are less than 20 days away from the official start of summer but who's counting, right? the roadways are looking clear, starting to clear up around the golden gate bridge and the cloud cover that we see should start to mix out as the day goes on. that gives you plenty of opportunities to do what you want this weekend. it'll be a mix of sun and clouds but it should be a nice day out there to get out there and enjoy everything the festival has to offer. after we see the clearing of the morning clouds, we will see 70s, 80s, maybe some cities getting into the 90s i'll talk about that in my full forecast, back to you. >>> several people are lucky to be alive, after east bay police pulled them from the burning car you just saw there, it happened around 1:00 this morning in danville. witnesses say a car was speeding and hit an

look at this.seum looking like yankee stadium, goosebumps got out of ds on the ground to short for the first out. and then for the second out, shea landwehr's gets a little under this one. that is out. number 2, pop up to center-field. only us truly ruiz stood in the way of her mind and history. here's the cost. it his way? got to love her? mom throws the first perfect game is 11 years and only 24th and major league baseball history. the coliseum becomes only the second major league stadium to have 3 perfect games pitched there. joining ironically enough, yankee stadium. what a night oakland. all right. close. big crowd. this don't live up to that highlight. let's go up to toronto. giants taking on the blue jays should not a good for logan top of the first man on bo bichette. it. >> he hits a single up gut. going in to score. it is one, nothing j. one pitch later, former giant brandon left-center. he said he was embarrassed. logan webb, family. got a pretty good night. that hit centerplate another

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at a special session. do think it is a ray of hope for the oakland a's. but >> as we know when you go to las vegas, nobody ever loses in las vegas, right? they always come back with bags full of cash. and the goal is served as executive vice president and vice president of business operations for the a's. >> from 1980, to 1994 when walter on the team, he says this setback for the a's and nevada may be temporary, even though it looks like they got snake guide on we're going to hear more and i don't think this is going away anytime soon with all the work they've done in las vegas. if, however, the vegas project stalls, oakland mayor sheng tao says we hope the a's ownership takes another. look at what oakland is offering. we had a great deal on the table and the a's do belong in oakland, but don't says before the city of oakland agrees to resume negotiations about a howard terminal stadium, he would require certain assurances from the a's. i want sign documents that say mister fisher, you are going to pay a b

look at your screens. the police put up a spiked barricade to separate people from both sides of that debate. no one was arrested or seriously hurt at that meeting last night. it was the final meeting of the school year. math and reading scores for 13 year olds in the us fell to their lowest levels in decades, according to test scores from the national assessment of education progress. 13 year olds average score was 256 out of 500. in reading and 271 out of 500 in math. both scores down compared to three years ago. educators say the federal assessment revealed the magnitude of the students academic struggles and learning setbacks caused by the pandemic . governor gavin newsom and other state lawmakers are proposing a $4.8 billion bond to transform the state's mental health services act. the transformation will focus on ensuring california can access critical behavioral health services, things like housing and treatment for substance abuse as well as housing for veterans dealing with those issues. if state

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you're watching 4 news at 6. now at 6, a woman and her 2 young children found dead yesterday in their free one apartment. police now investigating the deaths as a murder suicide. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news. >> at 6, i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. in the last 24 hours, a memorial has formed outside that apartment complex four's rob nesbitt reports on what neighbors and police are saying tonight. >> this is where a small memorial has formed on the steps of victoria park apartments that lead up to where the woman and her 2 kids were found by police dead inside their home. this was the first poke of flowers that was brought to the steps of victoria apartments monday evening. then more tuesday morning, residents like amy antle wanting to pay their respects. what happened was just, you know, just my family and friends said, you know, it's just too sad. you know, people are just going through, you know, the world right now. >> and it's just, you know, it's just very traumatic. >> fremont police

the medical director at a care facility in sacramento was arrested at sfo over the weekend, accused of sexual assault. dr. mandeep singh is accused of sexually touching a female employee against her will. three months ago, prosecutors filed felony charges for sexual battery and a judge issued a warrant for his arrest. on saturday. san francisco police officers at the airport took singh into custody. he was booked at the san mateo county jail before being released on bail, saying he's scheduled to appear in court on august 17th in sacramento, a violent weekend in several parts of the bay area. also in chicago, where 60 people were shot. what authorities are doing to try to get to the root cause of the violence. also ahead tonight, crews have lost contact with a submarine carrying five people that was headed for the wreckage of the titanic. the hope that an international search can find that vessel and pretty breezy out there right now. small craft advisories and gale warnings along the coast and inside the bay. when's that going to change? when are we going to warm up? i'll have a forec

lovely sunshine at glastonbury.ng hotter and more humid, not just at glastonbury, for some of us, but i'm standing behind a rainy picture because we have seen some across glasgow today, some quite heavy for a time, weakening as we speak, but this has been the story so far, showery outbreaks of rain pushing is to woods, drizzly in northern england and parts of wales. 50 the best of the sunshine so far so the best of the sunshine so far has been down to the south—east. it is high cloud, you canjust about make it out from this weather watcher in surrey. hazy sunshine as we go through the afternoon. what you've got at the moment is pretty much what you are likely to keep commerce of the best of the sunny breaks down to the south—east, and it stays cloudy and perhaps a bit drizzly from time to time further north and west are just a little bit fresher as well, here the are likely generally around 19—22 but with the sunshine still some warmth, 27 28 degrees not out of the question, down to the south—east. and that's 80 fah

running at 125 basis point range and 4.25 or 4.30 at the narrow end.f we have a slowdown which we expect in the fourth quarter of this year, it will be relatively mild and improved over what was 10 years ago. we can't say high-yield is cheap but investment grade is not either. katie: really appreciate it. still ahead, the week ahead. that is next. ♪ katie: i'm katie greifeld. time now for the final spread. tuesday, consumer confidence. wednesday, test results. thursday, u.s. gdp and friday rounding out the week with the preferred inflation measurement. talk about the bank stress results. standards are tougher than a year ago. from new york, that does it for us. this is bloomberg. ♪ or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, avalarahhh we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block. hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line

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at 74 livermore.. only 72. while oakland up to richmond remain in the 60's to dave, llay napa and santa rosa falling back down into the 60's after yesterday's 70's. so little bit of an up and down. but all of it below our seasonal average is now saturday and sunday keeping that cooler than average trend going. and we will continue to see it through monday and tuesday before very first low 80's pop back up towards the middle to end of next week. all right, john, thank you for that little. we're still fairly light changes. >> a little slowing. and i mean, little traveling along 80 this morning right through richmond there. yellow, but crockett out towards that may still making really great time. 18 minute bay bridge 12, but a drive may so that fremont street exit san mateo bridge around 14, 80 to 101, south bay still in the green. 34 minutes seeing a little orange. they're not bad. 2, 80 82 into 37 are still pretty light. a c building just a bit to hayward and fremont as well. 26 minutes down in milpita

that witness, aisha weber, took the stand at a preliminary hearing at the courthouse across from the oakland police department. she told the court she was paid $5,000 right after she testified at a murder trial and identified two men as the killers of charles butler jr. later admitting she lied and didn't see the actual homicide. the testimony we hear today was very. and what i mean by that is it was the proverbial nail in the coffin. civil rights attorney anthony pointer represents the man whose murder convictions were overturned. what you heard is a woman say that she knew nothing about the details of what happened and she was fed that information by tran . butler was shot and killed after he bumped into a car while parking outside a market. webber testified that even though she didn't witness the shooting, tran told her, quote, that's okay. i'm going to tell you everything you need to know. the case went unsolved until 2013, when ktvu aired a story featuring tran and the victim's terminally ill father pleading for tips and just a week after that broadcast, webber came forward sayi

i'm looking at deck coverage ratios at 17-year highs, looking at consumer credit that's up 12.5% over the last 12 months to 1.23 trillion or so. it's just -- you know, at some point, this is the problem that rates haven't been this high and they're going up off of zero so, equity valuations are reflected from the long end, which i think dan and liz are talking about, and i would just put the pressure on the consumer here i think the consumer is under a lot of pressure and i think -- we'll talk about retail later in the show with jerry, but this has a lot of implications for retail stocks and even hard lines, soft lines and other places that have been defensive. >> i feel like it's a companion chart, because guy has the ten-year >> interesting that tim and i would be companions. we went to school together >> absolutely. >> the other night, tim -- we couldn't hear him. >> you said he had good hair -- >> he's the real deal. >> thank you >> sorry >> your chart? >> oh, i thought -- i didn't realize you were going to come to me. my chart is, again, it is a companion to tim's, and it's two t

you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, it's been more than a week since the mass shooting in san francisco, injuring 9 people tonight we're hearing from one of the victims, family members about how they're recovering. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 9. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. all those victims are expected to survive. but the road to recovery is just getting started. kron four's matt harris spoke to the victim's brother about how that's going. she joins us live in the newsroom now with more. amanda. >> his brother is praying for a full recovery and things are starting to look better. yesterday was the first time miguel quinton are was able to leave the intensive care unit one week after the shooting. >> thank you. just me that he was like 03:00am hoping that he would be able to see his girlfriend and our again, the gilcrease star was one of the 9 people shot in the mass shooting in the mission district on june 9. >> he's been in the hospital ever since under the watchful eye of nurses, doctors and his brother christian. hitting milestones ever

i think at this point the u.s.conomy overall does look to be incredibly resilient in light of the very aggressive hiking we have seen from the fed. matt: you are the head of global fundamental fixed income strategy. are there other markets you think are more interesting right now in the u.s.? -- than the u.s.? marilyn: there are interesting markets will be the globally. the eurozone is interesting given how hawkish the ecb are. the eurozone economy does remain on relatively good footing. inflation is not coming down as much as they would like. they have increased their own forecasts for core inflation, which is tricky. we have some lackluster data for the pmi's. the eurozone is interesting. would you like some of the dispersion we have seen in the corporate bond space where we see a lot of differences now between different bond issuers in terms of the price and performance. on an active basis we realized there are a lot of value traits. we like brazil, mexico, where we think now the central banks who are on the fro

website at c-span.org and our app at c-span now. cardella in savannah on the democrats line. caller: thank you for accepting my call. my think is concerning what about the idea of inclusion. i have heard a caller mentioned the fact that if it was not for affirmative action organizations out there it would not even consider african-americans at all. i thought this was a process that included our people in everything so that our society and diverse from the grassroots all the way up to the highest office in the land. affirmative action makes the playing field equal. even in all white school, it is unfortunate for a small white child to never be able to share a classroom with a black or somebody different than themselves. if the purpose of colleges is to get an education, then why deny yourself the education of diversity? the education of sharing an experience with somebody. just because i'm sitting in a classroom does not meet outlining the topic that my professor is having for that day. some things i learned in college helped me to b

dow is a marginal winner at this hour we are on recession watch, i suppose, across the markets at the particular time we are having this conversation we have a pretty good half of the year, right? >> sure. >> unless you are simply only vested in dow stocks, and then you are only up half a percent it's a surprise for a lot of people that we are having this type of run? >> without question. >> what now? >> you have to take a look at the calendar and understand some of the challenges that will be in front of you. i said over and over again, the probability for a flat to negative quarter resides in q3, but let's talk about the interim. you will have a significant rebalance for portfolio managers out of equities which have in the quarter, nasdaq is up 12%. high yield and municipal bonds basically flat in fact, jpmorgan says it could be 150 bill done -- >> they say there's a light catalyst calendar and the buyback bid is falling back, and -- >> the rebalance is part of that 5% correction. i can see it 4206, and the s&p at 47 -- let's remember something, scott, you have to get past earnings.