back up to well above average then back up then back down. we're going keep going back and forth like this as the heat dome expands and contracts it's almost like it's breathing the on shore breeze is going to help as cooler air makes its wa farther and farther inland. strongest winds are going to be stronger at the coast. we get nice clean air. not necessarily the case though over the next couple of days. because there's a couple of days and that smoke is going to go toward the coast and the wind is going to direct that throughout the area today and wednesday. kind of coming a us in waves. most of this is going to be elevated in the atmosphere as opposed to ground level. you might see that smudg of haze. we'll keep you updated right now not seeing the end of that fog just yet. temperatures down to 69 in the city. inland temperatures a mix of 60s and 70s. we will see that fog tryin to spread out early tomorrow morning. inland is not going last too long. the fog is going to burn off very quickly in the inland valleys, backing up to around the

_ england in the back yard. what did england need? they- england in the back yard.james anderson to have a pending classic bowling performance. the weather, they can't control. the commonwealth games federation insists the event doesn't face an existential threat, after the state of victoria in australia pulled out of hosting the 2026 games. the state claims the projected costs have now tripled to around $4 billion us dollars and is "well and truly too much" to bear. but the federation says interest in the games remains strong across the commonwealth. we just launched a new strategic plan over the last month called commonwealth united and we went through extensive consultation with all and the incidental sports federation and federation and athletes and stakeholders, talking about what was their vision for the commonwealth? they were absolutely buoyant in terms of the future, started to talk about different products outside of housing the main games. what do we do about the commonwealth championships? what are the ways we can bring things to different parts of the c

on the stick, keep it back to start climbing. increase the pressure on the stick, keeps the airplane on the arc of the circle when approaching the peak of the loop, we hold the picture to show the position of the wing against the horizon. this position must be checked until you're sure the airplane is level. as soon as the airplane down, when there is no danger of stalling retired the throttle to keep the engine from over revving when coming out of the loop, the airplane must still be headed for the aiming point advanced the throttle to climb to the original altitude and then push stick forward to resume normal flight and performing the loop. here are the points of common errors. failure to attain speed on the dive before. the climb is started. too much back pressure the stick during the climb. this may lead to a stall retarding the throttle too early. this makes the airplane fall out of the loop. and lastly, errors and rudder use at any point in the this results in failure to maintain the flight path in a vertical plane plane. w

so jefferson took some of these ideas back. he certainly took the dome back. he took the idea of skylights back and he loved this idea of kind of modesty in a way of making a large building appear to be a cozy one story building. so at monticello the third the third story is hidden behind a balustrad and the second story has the windows very low to the ground very low close to the first story. so it looks like they're really part of the first story. so it's a bit of a trick and makes monticello seem much smaller than it really is. another thing that jefferson learned while he was in europe was about building materials. so here i am in carrara italy. this is a an ancient marble quarry that the romans used a michelangelo got marble from his best marble in the world. and jefferson asked these young men who were following his guide to stop in carrara and actually execute a commission for him give it to the workers there so they can make a marble chimney piece for monticello. so he brought that back but what he discovered of course was you know, this marble is so e

felt like i was doing something. >> like you were giving back? >> giving back, making myself proud.ut he says trying to navigate the process and the paperwork while serving was difficult. wasn't there a time that you could have requested full citizenship and maybe have prevented the deportation? >> i did. i sent out a package. the whole -- fingerprints, picture i.d.s, everything. i had a whole package. >> nothing became of it? >> nothing became of it, it got lost in the system. >> reporter: joe says he never followed up. after he was honor really discharged, he went to college, bought a house. he says he also started to struggle with mental health. he believes head of suffered with ptsd, though never formally diagnosed. >> if you hadn't had it, do you think you would have turned to drugs? >> no, i don't think. i was doing great until that part of my life. >> reporter: to cope joe says he started using methamphetamine and started selling it to support his addiction. he served five years in prison on the drug convictions. you understand you broke the law? >> i broke the law. yeah, i u

they chased a lot back in. we're at levels now that feel a little uncomfortable to me because you have gotten this move where so many people were offside. so, i'm not saying that the world isn't a better place, but after this move we've had and positioning has changed so much and sentiment has changed so much, hard to get really bullish here >> the pain trade was to the upside >> clearly >> year to date, it almost feels like, well, when does that trade to the downside? almost like we are in that place. when you hear somebody saying, you know what, soft landing or no landing, it sort of makes you think -- >> you love that term. no landing >> no landing. >> everybody tries to aggravate me on a monday, can't do it. i'm in such a great mood >> are you really in a good mood >> tremendous. trade deadline is coming up. a lot of -- >> oh, man here we go >> getting back to the -- >> you're right about that the pain trade was to the upside without question why do i know that because i've been fighting it the entire year,

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back to the parking lot as fast as possible. so it looks like they've lost control of the fire here. they are asking everybody to evacuate immediately. the family, the brave, the wildfires all morning has lost the flight and grief sets in front of the we couldn't do anything. events, all of us. and it means us, i don't want to visit boston because again, i'm certain about this. it was all here 20 minutes ago and now and believably, it's gone. but everyone survived in with them. the blueprints for how to rebuild dw, is they municipal who again, filed that report, told us more about whether it was common for ordinary people in greece to be fighting the wildfires. unfortunately it is. we talk to a town counselor here who is well aware of the situation of these people we saw and report. and she said that most of the people find the fires right now are actually volunteers and home owners who are trying to protect their own properties. she said the government has sent very little help and she's disappointed. the government, on the oth

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will he come back?ill it disrupt the separate charge on the tax misdemeanors, and again, i'm surprised the parties don't have this worked out even in a routine case you would have all these answers ready before you go into court. >> to that point, elie, if they don't, what happens? do they go back to the drawing board? is this a very long resource? what happens to the plea hearing? >> it sounds like you don't actually have a full agreement and you need to go back at that time drawing board. that is possible, and it sounds like the judge wants to give them a chance to work it out and it sounds like they're furiously consulted, and do you have your agreement in place and have you worked out the con tingees. >> i think we should try to be totally transparent to our viewers. kara skinnel, and usually this goes a certain way and obviously, this case is so unusual because you're, dealing with child of the political -- and including the federal judge and elie, you made the case that she may be behaving a certa

james, back to you. time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob. >> morning area. what's up on wall street buy up? i guess i mean, interest rates. >> like everything's be honest. you know, and interest rates are probably be up one more time. that's what we have planned for the week. one more fed meeting in july. probably going to be the last rate hike were few keeping our fingers crossed on that. but wall street's rally, daria nasdaq up 35% for the year. the s p 500 up 18.6. the dow is nicely up. 6.8 couple weeks ago was only about to start to the rally started broaden out, which is super healthy. were earning alphabet microsoft, mcdonald's? exxonmobil and coca-cola this week. so a lot of different types of companies reporting numbers as well this week. so it's a big spotify's up to right. are they raising the prices? yes, actually, their stock is down, but they're upping their prices like you just mentioned. another buck or 2 box. this is important because they have

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it's been a we're so happy that you're back with we had a good vacation. loving the fact your back. it's so good to be back. skipped a couple heat how were here on a day? that's going to get a little bit cooler yesterday, as you remember, was a pretty hot was. and i said it out. but if you are getting out there yesterday, you definitely notice how warm it was today. going to be a little more tolerable. your view outside currently at the east bay hills, not much of a view just yet. we've got a lot of that low cloud cover. a little bit of fog pushing into the bay this morning. most of our visibility is find a bridge level. it's what you're driving up into those hillsides. you start to encounter that little gray, 50 60's for current temperatures conquered a mild 65 to get the morning started oakland-alameda at 59 right now, billie and berkeley at 57 light jacket. kind of stuff for now. later today we will see a couple of low 90's for antioch in morgan hill. most of us, though, down into the 70's and 80's. so definitely a cool down today. going to be breaking down the rest of this week'

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welcome back to "worldwide exchange."ur arabile gumede is standing by in our london news room with more arabile, good morning. >> good morning, frank we've got a positive start to the trading day. it's been around just over two hours since the market opened in europe really it's positivity across the board, taking on from yesterday's numbers. a lot of these sessions have been on the up for two days at the very least the foot see 100 wants to note uk banks have been under a stress test for the bank of england and today have passed that stress test the governor andrew bailey say there are significant risks in this market one needs to consider because we are in an interest rate hiking cycle and things may get a little worse for wear, but having taken that stress test, it does seem a lot of the banks, particularly the uk banks will be resilient and will be able to manage throughout ta time what is the follow-through on asia that marjt wants to look at japanese whole sale prices come on today as well that has slowed them to ef

♪ >>> welcome back. the time is 7:13.ine mammal center is sender volunteers to southern california to help care for sick mureeb rene animals. a toxic algae bloom is making the animals sick or even killing them. >> the bloom is expected to get larger over the weekend. we are anticipating to not just get the same number of animals in but potentially more over the next several days. >> the center is treating double the number of animals this time last year. >>> if you are thinking of heading to yosemite this holiday weekend, be prepared to do a lot of sight seeing out of the window of your car as you enter the park. visitors have been packing the park. it is the first summer in years without required reservations. the snow melt has made the waterfalls spectacular. some visitors are waiting four hours to get inside the park. >> long lines at the entrance station, parking lots are full. shuttle buses are full. trails are busy. it is just really impacting the experience. >> staffers recommend going on a weekday and arriving ear

and this was back and forth, back and forth.as that hunter's team and the prosecution could not agree on what they had said they had agreed to. at several times this entire deal before the judge even rejected or at least temporarily said i can't take this deal because of some other concerns of constitutionality and everything else, the deal almost collapsed two times before. at times there were extraordinary just collisions between the two sides with hunter's lawyers snapping at the praugs cushion, well, let's just rip it all up. and another time the prosecution just very sort of gravely announcing we have no deal. and hunter's lawyers saying, oh, it's going to be null and void. they were already starting to schedule next hearings on perhaps going to a full trial, a jury trial over these charges before at the very last second hunter's team came in and said can you just give us ten more minutes, see if we can work this out. and you saw this extraordinary scrum with both sides basically like retreating away from reporters who are

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great sports day in the back. all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. all righty. whether time as we get a quick shot here of the golden gate bridge, fog off in the distance. >> yeah. and see every day, not a dominating presence like it can breece is here with to talk about some changes in the forecast. yeah, that's right. we're going to track a nice cool down for your midweek forecast and then we're going to be on cruise control for the next couple of days. >> so i hope you enjoyed today's pleasant temperatures. in fact, still in the low to mid 90's for hottest inland valleys in the east bay conquered 93 degrees with antioch in livermore, barely in the low 90's in half moon bay. 57 degrees. so yeah, more than 30 degree difference there from our coolest coastal city to our warmest inland valleys in temperatures. tomorrow we're going to cool down 5 to 10 degrees from today's daytime highs below average. temperatures expected for downtown san francisco at 63 degrees with half moon bay out of the 60's and warming up to 58 degrees. so certainly going to feel that coole

great to have you back, laura. welcome.find in july for some of these checks >> i could almost see in realtime the supply chain healing, meaning brands are much better, not just better than the last few years, but tjx is carrying the kind of trendy brands that i haven't seen there since way pre-covid. also the closeouts are back, so the skin care brands are awesome. they've got a few -- i saw a cool schwinn bike in the front of a store, but also in the value brands, too, the rosses, the burlingtons, their selling price points $10 and in some cases lower than that of good brands, especially pack to school >> and that's why you argue that tjx in particular has room to raise some prices? >> tjx is about the only one who has room to raise price. whereas ross and burlington target a customer earning $50,000 or less, tjx is around $75,000. so they'll promote price points at $40, whereas at ross or burlington, you'll see them tap out at $12 or $13. >> is it their gain, other retailers' loss, the fact that you're seeing trendier st

yield back. >> thank you. introducing our witnesses. our first witness isabella guzman did not come today. she chose not to come. she was asked more than once to attend to defend her position. she chose not to do that. we have an empty seat for her. secondly, the honorable mike where is here. holding a degree in accounting in may 2018 following the confirmation by the u.s. senate. sworn in by the inspector general. private to his appointment the inspector general. he joined the department of interior virgin islands o field office and later became the field office supervisor. laterr moving the office of inspector general and served asa deputy assistant general. ntin his current role as inspecr general responsible for the independent oversight of the small business operations which normally encompasses more than $100 billion in guaranteed loans and federal contracting dollars. recently testify before the committee in april and i would like to welcome him back. thank you for joining the committee. i

going back to brooklyn, brooklyn. i'm going back to brooklyn.mmy: i was thinking, you know, when we do the show in new york we want to get people who really represent the city. and there's nobody i think that is more a new yorker than you are. i mean, you are, you've lived hear your here your whole life, right? >> not my whole life, thank you. before you applaud, i m moved to california for about 20 years. >> jimmy: i wish i'd known this beforehand, i wouldn't never have asked you to come. >> am i agree up in the city and we got a house in westchester, the suburbs. i grew up in new york. so it was just like -- >> jimmy: romanticized the suburbs. >> out there it's very, you know t's it's bucolic, and i grew up with things like, i grew up with rats on the street. cockroaches. and out there you get an infestation of ladybugs. >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah, we had ladybugs in the house. and for a while i thought it was cute before i thought it was disgusting. >> jimmy: oh, you made the turn. >> yeah, because they're really just like, they're bugs.

come back?e'll do they say anything signage like it would say they're using a camera in this area. can you check that for us? >> we'll check that for you, but i can you that there are some loopholes that still need to be worked out because they will focus on your license plate, of course. but it doesn't verify who's driving. so you are savvy or if you're one feisty and you want to fight, you go. that was me. that was james fletcher driving will tran. i don't even own a driver's james fletcher. so the ticket will go to the registered owner of the i all right. thank you will. and you're not bar in my car. ever >> 6.34 is the time right now. federal judge just ruled in favor of san jose's requirement for all gun owners to carry. >> liability insurance, a gun rights group hope to challenge that by introducing an ordinance in 2022, the group claimed the requirement violates their second amendment right to keep and bear arms. former mayor san jose sam liccardo led the effort to put the ordinance in pl

i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentlelady from florida. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume to say that, you know, the gentleman from tennessee and california, they understand what kind of money really matters here. it's very nice to say that you're $800 million above the president's budget request. the money that matters is where we are now and what republicans are proposing to spend going forward. and republicans are cutting -- of course, mr. cline neglected to mention -- republicans are cutting from military construction $1.5 billion, below what we spend now. that is a cut by anyone's definition. so they can play games with the language and the way they describe things, but there is no getting around that they are cutting $1.5 billion from military construction. and what does that mean? because that just might sound like, oh, we're just not going to build -- we'll build a few less buildings. it's not going to be that bad. understand that d.o.d. has assess

back slading. moving back -- back sliding. moving back. moving backwards in the house of representatives. we are very close in this house to having racism legitimatized as a talking point. or the verbiage associated with racism legislatized as a talking -- legislatized in a -- legitimatized as a talking point. case in point, yesterday a member of the house of representatives came to this floor and uttered what i consider a racial slur. on the floor of the house. there was an appeal to take down the words, to have them str stricken, right here on the floor of the house of representatives. we are becoming more comfortable in this country with racism, homophobia, islamophobia, nativism, sexism, all of these invidious isms, we are becoming more comfortable with them. and there are people who are very comfortable with them who are members of the congress of the united states of america. we had a president who was very comfortable with these invidious phobias and isms. and that, my friends, laid the foundation for much of what we are seeing and

wales have had back-to-back defeats. they l it is massive. wales have had - back-to-back defeats.oing to be a difficult group for them. i going to be a difficult group for them. ., going to be a difficult group for them. ~' . ., , ., them. i think when wales saw that, them. i think when wales saw that, the were them. i think when wales saw that, they were thinking, _ them. i think when wales saw that, they were thinking, how— them. i think when wales saw that, they were thinking, how is - them. i think when wales saw that, they were thinking, how is this - they were thinking, how is this possible? theirfirst they were thinking, how is this possible? their first game yesterday residency host nation, south africa. 0bviously, residency host nation, south africa. obviously, as a host nation, you have the crowd backing you. you expect to win your first game. wales put in as good a performance is a good, but it was really difficult. they have struggled, but actually, they would like to finish top three in their group. it will be difficult for them, in their group. it will be difficult f

going back, yeah.going next? what's the next stop? >> baltimore on wednesday. >> jimmy: baltimore on wednesday. all right. if you're a baltimore whore -- >> it sold out. >> jimmy: oh, it sold out? >> yeah. >> jimmy: then you probably already have tickets. it's great to have you here. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] >> such a pleasure. >> jimmy: it's great to have you back. "inside amy schumer" on paramount plus and you can see amy live on "the whore tour" if you can get tickets. we'll be back with charlamagne tha god. [ applause ] for car shoppers i. reliability, safety, owner satisfaction, and road-test evaluations... and the results are in. subaru is the twenty twenty-three best mainstream automotive brand, according to consumer reports. and subaru has seven consumer reports recommended models. solterra, forester, outback, crosstrek, ascent, impreza, and legacy. it's easy to love a brand you can trust. it's easy to love a subaru. i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months on golo and taki

to back four— possible to go back to back four titles. possible to go back to back fourtitles.s— four titles. having said that, this stokes expectation and rory— this stokes expectation and rory mcilroy has got committee a major— rory mcilroy has got committee a major with very high expectations, both internally and externally, and as we know he has — and externally, and as we know he has not _ and externally, and as we know he has not one one for nine years _ he has not one one for nine years so _ he has not one one for nine years. so how does he deal with that expectation how does he deal— that expectation how does he deal with all the attention that— deal with all the attention that he _ deal with all the attention that he is now generated with this victory? i think that's one — this victory? i think that's one of— this victory? i think that's one of the key questions for open — one of the key questions for open week at hoylake. with just one week to go in the tour de france, defending championjonas vingegaard still has a 10—second lead over rival tadej pogacar. this is how

welcome back. folks.eorge stephanopoulos" and author of "betrayal. please welcome jonathan carl. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] jonathan, good to see you again. >> jonathan: great to be here. >> stephen: now, let's talk about, i think you've got multiple scoops this week but let's talk about one of your scoops this week. you reported that mike pompeo is now in talks to talk to the january 6th committee. first of all, what is "in talks to talk" mean? >> jonathan: [laughs] i know. >> stephen: aren't you already talking if you're in talks? >> jonathan: well, they negotiate what kind of questions. there are certain things -- >> stephen: why do you get to do that? if you're just some citizen out there, it's not like he's some big maga right now. he's just some guy from kansas at this point. why can't they drag him and by the scruff of the neck? >> jonathan: i mean, that would be nice but you know, you do a subpoena. >> stephen: yeah. >> jonathan: how do you enforce the subpoena? well, steve bannon is finally guilty

i yield back. chair williams: the gentleman yields back. and i now recognize representative lalota from new york, the great state of new york, for five minutes. mr. lalota: great state. and thank you, sir, for your leadership on this important issue. and it's important that we get down to the issue of hundreds of billions of dollars being fraudulently stolen from american taxpayers. mr. ware, thank you for being here and for your leadership and being accountable to this committee and to the american people despite the s.b.a. administrator being timely and properly invited numerous times, the head of the very agency with so much fraud in it. sadly, is not here today to answer our important questions as a result of the administrator's absence, my constituents can be left with no other reasonable conclusion that the s.b.a. losing $200 billion is simply not important enough for the s.b.a. administrator to be accountable to this committee and to the american people. the effects of the fraud are not limited to just $200 billion of taxpayer money

>> welcome back. taking a live look here at the richmond. sandra fell bridge, the bay area has several rough morning commute. among them. people trying to travel westbound on this bridge that's going from richmond. over to as kron four's. dan kerman tells u.s. lawmakers have a fix for the problem, but some say it's not as easy as it sounds. it's called rush hour. but for those spending their morning commute westbound on the richmond, sandra fell bridge. >> the glut of traffic means no one is getting anywhere fast, even worse. those cars moving at a snail's pace are sending pollutants into richmond for too long traffic congestion on the bridge has disproportionately impacted working families. >> by releasing harmful pollutants into the air and backing up traffic. the pours into residential neighborhoods. >> we have to make sure that we fix the route so that the people that live right next to the freeway are not affected. that the kids i don't have to live with asthma. they're not to live with chronic illnesses caused by the bridge. >> a news

will you be back? i love the taste of it and i will be back. i taste of it and i will be back.t a reminder of our top story. australia are on top after the first day of the final test at the oval. england bowled out for 283. the aussies will start again tomorrow. highlights are coming up on bbc iplayer and bbc two at seven o'clock. that's all from sportsday. hello. if you spent your day under cloudy skies, i'm sure you'll have noticed the quite muggy, humid feel to proceedings where the sun came out, given that humid air temperatures climbed quite readily. now, on the earlier satellite picture, you can see we've had quite a lot of cloud, but some big breaks, some spells of sunshine. and thenjust behind me, this little swirl of clouds, that's the centre of an area of low pressure, which will be pushing eastwards, bringing unsettled conditions for the next few days. in the short term, we keep quite a lot of cloud, mist and murk some bits and pieces of rain overnight, although signs of some clearer skies edging in from the west. temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees. so another f

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now let's get straight back to . back to. and radio. so we have a bumper hour ahead , so a bumper bumper hour ahead, so let's crack on. so rail passengers are facing more disruptions. members of the rmt union are walking out once again today. 14 rail companies will be affected and a large part of the rail will see little to rail network will see little to no at all today . so no service at all today. so services do run today will services that do run today will finish earlier than usual. finish much earlier than usual. great stuff. joining us now is our political reporter, olivia utley olivia, tell me the rmt are back at it. >> the rmt are back at it and it doesn't look like there's going to be signs of a breakthrough. any time soon. >> fact, mark harper, >> in fact, mark harper, the transport even transport secretary, hasn't even met with the rmt since last november or december. >> mean, are those who >> i mean, there are those who will sympathise with him. of course, there were months and months before course, there were mo

i'm on my way back >> reporter: dana griffin, nbc news. >>> when we come back, the controversy over russians competing in the olympics what ukrainians plan to do if they have to face off against them. >>> plus, why this barber shaved his own head for a complete stranger >>> next week marks one year until the 2024 olympic games, and tonight there is growing anger over the decision to let russian athletes compete. the most upset, understandably, are ukrainians kelly cobiella has the details from kyiv. ♪ >> reporter: for any athlete, the pressure of olympic perfection can be crushing. for victoria, she has to focus on every toss and pointed toe while bracing for air raid sirens the russians train in a calm environment, they have no fear for their lives, victoria says the rhythmic gymnast is at the top of her sport, spinning her way to the gold at the european championships in may during that competition, a close family friend died on the front line victoria's father was fighting alongside him. "i am very worried about him. i really wish the war would end. i want him to come home so i can hug hi

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back. we really thank you for being here. we have just about five or six more that we would like to ask questions and so, with that, mr. langworthy from new york. five minutes. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. thank you secretary vilsack for being here and this is a very important hearing, the usda has gone unchecked over the past two years and speaking with farmers back in western new york and the western end of new york state that i represent, the number one issue facing their operations are skyrocketing energy costs. in addition to this administration's degree just green climate agenda, which also they are getting double hit by the state government, it's putting our farmers backs against the wall, and friendly people and up running some of them out of business. our farmers have been left with uncertainty in a lot of cases in what we have -- and what we have gotten so far is very little transparency and honesty from this administration. but i very much am optimistic that we can change

we're back right after this. >>> welcome back financials are pulling back a little today, although the sector is up over 5% this month, as part of the market's broadening out story your next guest is finding more opportunity outside of the u.s., calling european financials one of the most undervalued sectors. let's bring in david herro it's been way too long, my man, since you and i have chatted it's got to be going on 20 years. good to see you again. >> less than that, brian you've been avoiding me for some reason i don't know why. >> you didn't want to get up at 4:00 in the morning at my previous show is my guess. good to see you, nonetheless i feel like european financials, it's like that sign in the irish pubs, free beer tomorrow, but it's always today. they've been undervalued for so long when do they get some love is there a catalyst that needs to happen? >> there has been a little love over the last 12, 18, 24 months. they've done pretty well the main catalyst, what we've seen happen since the global financial crisis, when banks had to rebuild capital and you had negative intere

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maria: welcome back. the irs is quietly backing off of the practice showing up at taxpayers homes.l to lessen public confusion. it improves safety for agents apparently p commissioner danny were felt telling reporters knocking on somebody's door today is a different scenario that it was ten or 15 years ago and there has been significant reports from irs employees where they felt unsafe. i spoke with house judiciary committee jim jordan on this program last month after the irs showed up unannounced to an ohio taxpayers home. watch. >> the real take away his arrogance of the bureaucrats this individual showed up at a lady some demanded common had not corresponded no letter no phone call prior to him showing up, use the fake name and come there was an alias that's strange and she gets nervous and calls her lawyer and the lawyer says get out of her house. this irs agent goes to the inspector general at the treasury department and says the police were harassing him you gotta be kidding me this is an agent getting more money that's what we've got to stop that. maria: this is something ne