is kind of like people signing up and you start seeing the benefits technologies automatically and athat's what the promise is. it is a convenient but also a lot better. >> what are you excited in the futu future? what sort of ideas are you chasing down? >> later i am thinking of the future of work and working at home. if you think about just 10% of knowledge workers working from home, how transformative it is of all part of the business. a lot of meetings are meetings for benefits or whatever group meeting is happening at the company now needs to handle people online or offline. hopefully this is done in a wait that's better than today of what we are experiencing of the camera and microphone. >> you said transformative, the idea that i would do a tv show which i have been doing for 10 or 15 years from my home office. by the way, i am the one changing the camera as i look down every once in a while because i have to look at the control panel to make sure where i got everything going. it is extraordinary that the technology exists to make this possible. it is just amazing. >> yeah. i think

states, trying to co republican voters that even if you don't like the president's personality, look athate've done. he's been much more on message than president trump. he does not get distracted a does not go down all of these rabbit holes of scandal. so i do expect him to be delivering a very clear and coervative point of view that he and president trump have rd over the for and trying to convince moderate voters, trying to convince wh republican votermay be on the fence to stick with the trump-pence ticket and not for joe biden and kamala harris. so i do expect him to be a much more discipl campaigner than president trump. and also to be quite asager and active as president trump on theig campatrail. robert: asma, you were in michigan. so many sen e republicans a nervous. but are democrats nervous about senator peters up there? asma: you know, i will say democrats to me in michigan, i came back and told my editor this, i feel like michigan when you speak to democrat is one of the most optimistic states for them. and i say that for ait mue of reasons. one is if you look at018, democrats

i was given a bunch of different emails to classmates i could talk to who shared so me much athat he noted i would be good friends with, so follow that prompt of reducing the loneness really did help, and it helped mediscover a prompt i probably would've never done without, you know, reviewing the app. >> it sounds like it really motivates you to take action, which is different, danielle, that what we're seeing in other social media platforms. this is definitely a different use of technology than, yo know, facebook or twitter, instagram, or snapshot, or tiktok, or many of the other platforms that younpeople may be on. it seems like there is sort of this paradox here that you are working throug a technolo that so many people say can lead to feelings of social isolation, can lead feelings of loneliness, can lead to screen fatigue, frankly. but you are using that in a new n you talk to us about that paradox and how you have balanced that feeling anthat sense of using technology? >> certainly. there are a lot of challenges around screendependence and some risks that gen z face around bul

. >> they are aggressive, athat angry.combative. >> reporter: and one more thing, tucked away in one of the bedrooms, police found this journal. inside, in childish handwriting, a death sentence. they were notes to each other, written just before the killing. she won't care. she's selfish. we have to get rid of her. the other twin responds, that's what i think also. she gotta go, asap. >> it may be the most telling piece of evidence, that the whole death of mom may have been premedita premeditated. >> reporter: still, the d.a. could maybe spin the history, the two boyfriends and somehow sell a jury on self-defense. >> it would have been an ugly trial. to some extent, would have been a misrepresentation of her life. >> reporter: he didn't like it much, but he let them plead to the lesser charge, voluntary manslaughter. >> they killed my child brutally. and you're going to give them 30 years? they shouldn't be able to walk the street. i know these are my grandkids. if they can do this to their mom, god help us all. >> report

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in fact, according to liberty street economics analysis, 36% of those surveys said that they put athater 1200 for individual or 2400 for a couple. the next most popular decision pay down debt. another good choice, charles. i think you would agree there. 35% of respondents said that. just 29% used money for spending at the time what is called consumption in the survey. it is a general sense. while that spending was not tracked it could have been used for household expenses, monthly bills, even food. we didn't get a break down on that particular data point. it is important to note this data was collected through june 2020 when the country was starting to open up. by no means did we see the growing economy we have now as washington done continues to debate whether to hand out more stimulus. the analysis those 14% of those surveyed would spend more stimulus checks on essential items. 7% would spend it on non-essential. bigger questions, what happens to airlines what happens to cities, what happens to states. the question, charles, is stimulus as many market participants believe actually ne

from athat h accidenopet those details were released from a preliminary report into his death. the fire department says it will investigate whether covid-19 safety measures which included fewer firefighters taking part in the training activities might have played a role. cortez was a 13-year veteran firefighter and a paramedic. cal osha and police are condu conducting their own investigations. >>> a riverside family's halloween decorations are so realistic people called the fire department thinking that there was an emergency. this raging inferno looks like it's engulfing the home, but it's actually a display that's all in good fun. the family started putting up pirates of the caribbean themed decor three years ago and they added realistic looking flames and got the fog machinet sme. neighb some called 911 thinking it was a real fire. >> we had a hook and ladder here, another big truck on the side. initially they thought it was a fire. they got out of the trucks, they walked around, gave my husband a high five and said great job it looks so good. >> the family hopes this year's

at least athat we, deutsche bank, will end up in a certain hybrid model, but yes, that we will see bankerso the bank, to the office, but that we have a more flexible approach because it proved to be working ok, and i do believe also for some, it depends on the underlying divisions people working. commuter time and so on. it made the bank in this way more efficient. in other areas, you need interaction of people and therefore, these people can't wait to come back. it really depends on the division but overall, deutsche bank will go for a hybrid model. matt: one of the reasons it is exciting for investors is not just because nobody ever has to put on pants again and you get to see your kids running around, but because real estate costs so much. to pay such a high cost for all of your office space and travel cost must be a huge chunk of your budget every year. do you see those costs coming down more than you previously thought? christian: yes. covid has shown us there are cost-reduction opportunities which, to be fair, we didn't have in mind to such a scale like we are now thinking about, but

if you look on the left side of the charts, see the jack-o'-lantern teeth, right athat is the week i'm is extending to like this week is. when it comes to the yield curve, all yield curves are steepening, 10 minus 2s the most since february 18. one week of the dollar index, down almost 1 penny on the week, week where interest rates are moving to the upside very counterintuitive carl, jim, david, back to you, have a great weekend >> all right, rick we'll see you later. >>> everything rick said is one reason why financials are leading today, trying to ride the coattails of those higher rates. info tech is down. the nasdaq, the dow is trying to close a down we can on an upnote back in a moment >>> it was clear that for whatever reason, this was not going to be as successful as we had hoped. we took stock and said the best thing to do, the honorable thing was to return money to share holders when we knew this wasn't going to have a path forward as a viable business. we felt like it was the right decision for shareholders. >> very disappointed that we have disappointing investors and our em

athat are unknown to other officers . you could imagine. regarding the deliberation and internal communications of our leaderships, the means by which theyarrive at conclusions . that would be leader mccarthy or mike holly, represented steve kelly's area they issued a statement and they, we are included because we are part of that conference. same thing happens across the iowa. but when someone asked me how the leader mccarthy, one of the deliberationswere and the specifics were , what conversations were within his office, i would be able to answer because i wasn't there. so i think that mike holly earlier indicated that you are somehowwithholding data . you should not bible but within every organization where a chain of command and exists, there are parameters if we should stay within esregarding responding to questions. so i thank you for appearing before us today. i think you've been candid and forthright in your answers and i think my colleague ndand friend madam chair for holding this hearing hotoday. >> thank you mister higgins and mi

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