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police say barry was on parole at the time for shooting at a home in 2021. his court ordered ankle monitor showed him at the scene of the robberies. police arrested him at his parole office in oakland. >> in this case there were two women whose lives will probably be changed forever because of the violence. >> reporter: that is why livermore police chief jeremy young says he wrote a letter to alameda county district attorney pamela price asking her to add special enhancements to barry's clarjs for using a firearm and being aepeader. >> if y have a record of committing violent cri you do itin andre is more ofconseque >> reporter: da'sffice sahey sent a letter backo chief sta barry is facing six criminal charges that could result in 13 years behind bars and if they follow the chief'sice it couldult in 50 yeto le. the recently released this video statement explain her st on enhancem. led to alameda county having the fifth largest county jail in the world. >> reporter: the da's office says barry is at the countil withl set at $360,000. his next court appearance

they asked for sentencing enhancements to additional jail time for barry if convicted. >> i thought the enhancements would be filed because they apply, and it seems like they're meant for a circumstance just like this. >> reporter: but the chief says the district attorney pamela price did not file the enhanced charges against barry, prompting him to write a letter on july 6th asking price to reconsider, saying the sentencing enhancements are quote, necessary tools to safeguard the public against an individual who poses a clear danger to their safety. the district attorney's office would not respond to multiple requests for comments on the case, but in an interview with our betty yu a week ago, price said she does not believe in automatically adding sentencing enhancements, and instead prefers diversion programs. >> any time that we can divert someone from the criminal justice system, that is a goal because the criminal justice system has been shown to be racially biased. >> barry's next court hearing is august 11th. >>> now we turn to a story that shocked the sports world today. lebron

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a 3 month. >> barry, a convicted felon who was allegedly wearing an ankle monitor during the robberies was arrested on may 31st at his parole office in oakland. he has been charged by the alameda county district attorneys office with a half a dozen crimes, including 2 charges of second-degree robbery, assault with a semiautomatic weapon carrying a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon with a prior conviction. not on the list of charges are a pair of sentencing enhancements that would extend his time behind bars if convicted. in a recent interview, alameda county district attorney pamela price talked about how california is racial justice act of 2020 passed by the state legislature and signed into law by governor gavin newsom informs charging decisions in our office. it particularly the racial justice act requires us to look at sentencing because that's where >> it has the impact, the racial disparities are so blatant. we have to look back. we have to implement procedures, have policies going forward. according to the da's office without the sentencing enhancements an

police say barry was on parole at the time. his court-ordered ankle monitor showed he was at the scene of the robberies. the police chief is calling on the d.a. to add special enhancements for using a firearm and for being a repeat offender. d.a. pamela price releasing this video statement, explaining her objection to enhancements. we'll start, though, with the chief. >> so if you have a record of committing violent crimes and you do it again, then there's more of a consequence. >> overusing enhancements has led to alameda county having the fifth largest county jail in the world. >> the d.a. says barry is facing six criminal charges that could result in 13 years behind bars. the enhancements the chief wants, she says, could put him away for 50 years to life if convicted. >>> an update now on that wild crash. here's that video. a wild crash over the weekend in san francisco. it happened on saturday. sfpd still looking for the five people who managed to walk away from this crash. the car came down on 19th street. this is near dol

where police say that this man, 21-year-old colby barry from fremont violently attacked one woman in an attempt to steal her purse, and when he was unsuccessful, targeted another woman by robbing her at gunpoint. the police said they learned that he had already been convicted of multiple felonies and was on parole and wearing an ankle monitor at the time of the robberies. livermore detectives asked for sentencing enhancements that would add additional jail time for barry if convicted. >> i always thought that the enhancements would be filed because they apply and it seems like they are meant for circumstances just like this. >> reporter: but the chief says pamela price did not file the enhanced charges, prompting him to write a letter on july 6th asking price to reconsider, saying the sentencing enhancements are, quote, necessary tools to safeguard the public against an individual who poses a clear danger to safety. the district attorney's office would not respond to multiple requests for comment, but in our interview with betty yu a week ago, price said she does not believe in autom

colorful barry diller about that. he's been honest and that's the reason i've known him so long. he was one of the first people to contact me from hollywood and one of the only. there were just two, bob iger and him, about the internet back in the early days, and everyone thought it would go away. i kept saying it's not going away. it's going to keep changing. that's what's happening now and continues. hollywood continues to struggle with the implications of technology, even at this advanced stage. >> that's the streaming and digital -- >> that's the latest. >> using the pipes to get it out to consumers. but it's also the content makers. >> right. >> it's that apple makes content and amazon. >> they're competing with people with enormous amounts of resources and money that hollywood doesn't compare to. last year i interviewed bob iger, and he said disney was too small. think about that. think about the idea that disney with its parks and characters and ip, has a hard time competing with these tech companies that are getting better and better, whether it's apple tv or amazon. obvi

let's bring in barry knapp i didn't realize this was so dovish is this a reese not thing? >> i've been pushing back on the fed since the silicon valley bank collapse, and you and dom were just talking about the treasury curve, and there's lots of discussion and how long it triggers a recession and the like and we have to step back as dom just intimated, this is an exceptionally deep inversion, right? so there were inversions greater than 1% on a monthly basis in october of '73 right before that giant recession from '73 to '75. there was an inversion of 100 -- almost 200 basis points in december of '79 and then another one in december of '80 we've never had anything even greater than 50 basis points, and i'm measuring it by the ten-year treasury because the two-year treasury hasn't always been around, but that sort of represents bank financing. so this level of inversion is extreme, and it was followed by very bad outcomes and very deep recessions and in the case of 79 and 80 it set off a chain of events that set off the thrift and the savings and loan industry ultimately c

we'll ask media executive barry diller about the ripple effects on the broader economy and we'll hearrom tech reporter kara swisher on the upheaval in the entertainment world, tech industry and beyond. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we have a lot to get to this morning, but we want to begin with some of the extreme weather we're seeing at home and abroad. there are climate shocks across the country, with flooding in some parts and a record breaking heat wave in others. cbs news correspondent dan ya backus is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: in the southwest, a heat dome is intensifying. >> it's like i'm sitting in a baker and i feel like i'm going to get toasted. >> reporter: phoenix, which has been above 110 degrees for 16 days, hit a record high saturday of 118. las vegas could see 117 today and death valley, one of the hottest places on earth is on track to hit 130. the blistering heat attraractin visitotors. >> i neverer experienced this kd of heat. >> repeporter: thehe extxtreme and dry conditions sparked mu

them, opposing the i'm second generation conservative, first generation bill buckley, russell kirk, barry goldwater, etc. , 100% of second generation conservatives. phyllis schlafly, jerry falwell, etc.. before we were conservatives, first we were anti-communist. that was the glue that held the conservative movement together in those days. back in the sixties, 1780s. what was that moment that burning moment for you when it came to direct mail and, mailing lists? you were visiting the national review office in new york city. well, the i was fortunate in i had two weeks summer camp, national guard at a military base outside of chicago. and the first and only saturday we were there for the two weeks. everybody goes into chicago, richard stays in the barracks and reads national review. and so a small ad about an inch or two for four field directors for americans for constitutional action and didn't no longer exist. but i had a friend a buddy who worked for national review, a journalist, a writer there. and so i could hear the cannons and the guns going off new york in washington. the war was

without the sentencing enhancements and if convicted of his first violent crime as an adult. >> colby barry could receive a prison time of 13 years. however, it is not long enough says chief jeremy young, he wrote an e-mail to the da urging her to pursue enhancements that have the potential of barry spending the rest of his life behind bars. i mean, that's exactly why the enhancements were written by the laws in place. >> it's provide more consequences for somebody who repeatedly commits violent acts with a firearm. >> as for now, called various here at santa rita jail, his bail has been set at $360,000 in dublin, haaziq kron. 4 news. >> happening tonight, the city of allay is considering adopting emergency proclamation due to a staffing shortage in the city's police department recommendation to declare the emergency proclamation be voted on at a city council meeting tonight in recent months. staffing with the department has been steadily declining in now, the shortage is raising concerns about public safety and law enforcement capabilities. if it's approved the city manager and allay would

hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team.tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ hustleman: yow, check it out, hustleman is in the house malcolm venable: the mid -90s was a golden era for black sitcoms. michael schneider: as fox went with predominantly new ne >>> check tworks in thit out! >> the mid-'90s was a golden era for black sitcoms. >> as fox went with a predominantly african-american cast you had new networks in the wb and upn that took that playbook and went with it. >> dad? mom? that girl has my face! >> sister sister was on wb. the wayans brothers. >> when the black sitcom was emerging on upn and wb, you were so joyful and excited that you get to express your culture through these

you mentioned former paramount secretary barry diller is predicting if they go into the fall it wille a total collapse of the industry, here is why. take a listen. >> you can see subscriptions get home which is going to reduce the revenue of all these movie companies, television companies, the result of which there will be no programs in the just-in-time strike is settled that you want to gear up there will not be enough money. >> in the alliance representing the studio production companies are calling the demands unrealistic. as it stands right now it does not look like there is a deal imminently on the horizon anytime soon and the strikes will continue for the for siebel future. we will send it back to you. ashley: thank you very much, bill melugin outside of netflix headquarters. let's dig into the financial fallout for the media companies, netflix reporting is earnings later this week. today it is up to present not affected by what's going on in l.a. right now, up $10. constellation research ceo ray wang and kelly o'grady here to talk about it. great to have you both, kelly i'm g

barry died a couple of months later. today, deborah told me of her sadness and frustration.s anguish. and it's cruel. it's really, really cruel. i shouldn't be sitting here now saying all of this. they should recognise notjust what i've gone through, and i can't imagine what it must be like for people like barry or the others who were infected. their concern is that the inquiry chair has called for a compensation scheme to be set up ahead of the final report later this year. but that hasn't happened. the prime minister said the government was committed to acting swiftly. i believe what has happened has been an appalling scandal. _ but he was pressed by the inquiry council on why after three years, there was no concrete compensation framework. is that good enough? i think what i'd say is, of course, people want to see... _ jeering from gallery. all i'd say is, in order— for the government to make decisions on compensation, it has rightly has asked an independent inquiry- to conclude its work to provide the advice to government - and recommendations about what to do. - mr suna

the maker of barry has worked with many other brands to try to boost barbie's sales. as a way to bring nostalgia back. >> barbara roberts, you know her as barbie. parents born in 1959, but doesn't look a day over 19. >> everyone had a barbie. it was the thing to have a barbie. >> next week, barbie comes to it life in a new movie with an a-list director and actors. >> hi, barbie. >> distributed by warner brothers discovery. >> it's an incredibly important milestone for the brand. >> reporter: barbie has had ups and downs. >> back in 2014, we hit a low. it was a moment to reflect in the context of why did barbie lose her relevance? he didn't reflect the physical ty, the look, if you will, of the world around us. >> reporter: now barry, ken and friends have many stint tones, shapes and special traits that make them look more like us. but this year's first quarter sales of math tell slumped down 22% from last year. >> how is mattel and barbie viewed as a brand? >> there's been a lot of decline in that differenceuation and that relevance that keep a brand top of mind from

and i said likewise.— david barry is looking at me. i | said likewise._ very cool, said likewise. very cool. very cool, eah. said likewise. very cool. very cool, yeah- and — said likewise. very cool. very cool, yeah- and we _ said likewise. very cool. very cool, yeah. and we became _ said likewise. very cool. very cool, yeah. and we became friends - said likewise. very cool. very cool, yeah. and we became friends and i said likewise. very cool. very cool, | yeah. and we became friends and it was pretty wonderful. —— mike david . and this person had become a fan of i became friends with. i'd make thatis of i became friends with. i'd make that is the year before the exhibition at the royal academy and so he must have been in the know to know you. no, he knew my work. he had seen my work in toronto but also david knew everything. you know in the money fell to earth when he is watching the tv screens and everything. he was really like that. he was into everything. you be watching this scene that put opinion about everything contemporary th

barry discussing so far. barry gardiner, the mp for brent north since me now.very old? my goodness me? well, it's a tribute to your wisdom and experience on such matters. let's kick off with the banking farrago, calling it, with farrago, as i'm calling it, with nigel i'm a confused nigel farage. i'm a bit confused by labour's because by labour's position because you've on one you've had rachel reeves on one hand press are hand saying, oh, the press are bullying dame alison rose out of her natwest ceo . i think herjob as natwest ceo. i think starmer to be supportive starmer seems to be supportive of farage's quest to try and find out what's going on. he's come on the show this morning and says that he thinks a thousand accounts a day are thousand bank accounts a day are being closed down. i mean, i'd imagine a long standing imagine as a long standing labour pretty labour mp that makes you pretty uncomfortable and look make the most of this, camilla, because one time, one time only you will hear me being supportive of nigel farage. >> okay, great to hear arch—rem

she's called her baby barry . and apparently this is barry.n. so we asked you what are the ones that you'd like to see or what are the ones that you've heard of recently? absolutely >> written in to say, >> della has written in to say, it's herbert for me. herbert oh, that's one. you that's sweet. a nice one. you can call it herbie. yes. oh, herbie is a good name. yeah, a name that can also be shortened. so there's choice for i so there's choice for the. i mean, i'm not actually called tom. thomas . that's tom. i'm called thomas. that's what i was christened as. but i've always tom. but the i've always been tom. but the thing i've got choice. thing is, i've got the choice. and quite yeah, and that's quite nice. yeah, i like that. >> see, i'm actually elizabeth. fun fact, i'm an elizabeth, but shortened and i quite shortened to ellie, and i quite like as well. like that as well. >> elizabeth an >> interesting. elizabeth is an often to ellie. often shortened to ellie. >> no, it's weird, isn't it apparent? i don't really know what there, it's wha

barry livingston: everyone had to do something. everyone had to pitch in.you know, we were darning socks. these are things that you never saw in the ozzie and harriet show or donna reid or leave it to beaver. [phone rings] mike: hey that's mine, i've got it! bob saget: when you watch a show that's based on losing someone... steven: come on, look out... you're going to tear it. bob saget: that adds a deep-rooted truth to the hardness of life. and then it gives comedy even more of a reason to go as crazy as you want to go. uncle charlie: i think that shirt's done. robbie: oh my gosh my shirt! steven: well, robbie you'll just have to wear your pants higher. patrick gomez: in the 60s, you see the sitcom move away from telling stories that are solely focussed on the nuclear, suburban family. jim colucci: divorce had become more prevalent in the 60s, it had become more part of normal american life, but it took a while for it to be reflected in sitcoms. ♪ the brady brunch. the brady brunch. ♪ ♪ that's the way we all became ... ♪ christopher knight: the brady bunch

barry livingston: everyone had to do something. everyone had to pitch in., you know, we were darning socks. these are things that you never saw in the ozzie and harriet show or donna reid or leave it to beaver. [phone rings] mike: hey that's mine, i've got it! bob saget: when you watch a show that's based on losing someone... steven: come on, look out... you're going to tear it. bob saget: that adds a deep-rooted truth to the hardness of life. and then it gives comedy even more of a reason to go as crazy as you want to go. uncle charlie: i think that shirt's done. robbie: oh my gosh my shirt! steven: well, robbie you'll just have to wear your pants higher. patrick gomez: in the 60s, you see the sitcom move away from telling stories that are solely focussed on the nuclear, suburban family. jim colucci: divorce had become more prevalent in the 60s, it had become more part of normal american life, but it took a while for it to be reflected in sitcoms. ♪ the brady brunch. the brady brunch. ♪ ♪ that's the way we all became ... ♪ christopher knight: the brady bun

i'm good with it. [ all chanting "barry!" ] -whoo! -whoo! -whoo! -i won the party! congratulations to barry, huh? what an amazing night. i'm too old to risk season tickets. i mean, i couldn't give that up! -- captions by vitac -- complete. when that ship will leave is pretty much anyone's guess. good evening and thanks for joining us. -- an update o reporter: hi guys. that's right. it has been the day for passengers on board the ruby princess. the ship is still very much here behind me at pier 27. there's noon when we might actut sail. princess cruises saying they will be offering a goodwill gesture of compensation for those on her. a start to the day for passengers on the ruby princess. princess cruises telling abc7news, the ship was damaged after making contact with the dock at pier 27. that damage clearly visible. >> i don't swim that good. reporter: jim simpson is on board the ship with his family, waiting to depart for their trip for alaska. after creative thinking, we got each other's attention while he was standing on the balcony of his room. the ship was sup

of fremont. >> barry, a convicted felon who was allegedly wearing an ankle monitor during the robberies was arrested on may 31st at his parole office in oakland. he has been charged by the alameda county district attorneys office with a half a dozen crimes, including 2 charges of second-degree robbery, assault with a semiautomatic weapon carrying a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon with a prior conviction. not on the list of charges are a pair of sentencing enhancements that would extend his time behind bars if convicted. in a recent interview, alameda county district attorney pamela price talked about how california is racial justice act of 2020 passed by the state legislature and signed into law by governor gavin newsom in farms, charging decisions in our office. it particularly the racial justice act requires us to look at sentencing because that's where >> it has the impact, the racial disparities are so blatant. we have to look back. we have to implement procedures, have policies going forward. according to the da's office without the sentencing enhancements

barry died a couple of months later. today, deborah told me of her sadness and frustration. they're continuing this anguish and it's cruel. it is really, really cruel. i shouldn't be sitting here now saying all of this. they should recognise notjust what i've gone through, and i can't imagine what it must be like for people like barry or the others who are infected. their concern is that the inquiry chair has called for compensation scheme to be set up a head of the final report later this year, but that hasn't happened. the prime minister said the government was committed to acting swiftly. i believe what has happened has been an appalling scandal. but he was pressed by the inquiry council on why, after three years, there was no concrete compensation framework. is that good enough? ithink... what i did say is of course people want to see... crowd clamours so... all i'd say is in order for the government to make decisions on compensation, it rightly has asked an independent inquiry to conclude its word to provide the advice to government —— inquiry to conclude its work to pr

barry, we're continuing to watch the markets at this moment in time.ets is a game you have to have expectations and that hurdle those expectations and the economy is holding on better than expected and doll lori harmon showing signs of topping out and commodity i prices shog signs of bottoming and pushing you towards an inflationary cyclical industrial trades and banks like jp morgan and industrials like john deer and basic materials like freeport and that's what we'd trade in the third quarter. not these big tech names. they had their run. liz: favorite fame for this coming quarter? scott? >> positioning options in boeing and i by boeing can get a deal from china and once china gets their stimulus, i think it could happen and i think boeing has a nice channel and positioning in options wait forking a catalyst in news so i think that's a spot. i'm also heavily in bank of america from a few days ago. i don't think a barn burner trade but percentage wise, it's pretty safe and the banks do outperform and then i'm playing tech and playing tech with options

agent barry tried a new tactic.re honing in on robin as the prime suspect and killer. >> if she loves you, wouldn't it be for her to just kill carey and you can be with her forever? >> there is no way that robin had anything to do with this. i swear to you on my love mama 's life. she had never said anything like that. never. >> but craig had strong words for whomever did kill his family. >> what do you want me to do. >> i want you to. >> when we catch this person? >> i want you to put them away. >> put them away? >> yes sir. >> that's your wishes? >> yes sir. from the bottom of my heart. put them away. >> even if it's robin? >> even if it's robin. >> telling craig that robin was a lead suspect was actually a fake out. in fact, authorities were zeroing in on craig, not robbyn. due to his inconsistent statements. and while in the interview, craig had not fallen for the ruse and confess to the crimes and protect his lover. the investigators still believe that something was not right about the oldest son's story. and t

barry bruce trainor was born on july 1st. for more download our app for your selected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, >>> it's thursday, july 6th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." new details in a mass shooting in philadelphia. the suspect appearing in court on murder charges. what we're learning about the alleged gunman. >>> breaking now, an alaska airlines flight diverted. the incident stopping flights in and out of spokane international airport. what triggered it all. >>> and coach lebron? why the nba star traded in his basketball shoes for a polo shirt and clipboard. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. gun violence has been erupting across the u.s. as america celebrated independence. as it stands, there have been more than 400 mass shootings this year. so far in july, 21 people have been shot dead, 124 more injured. that includes in philadelphia where we are learning more about the gunman accused of killing five people. he appeared in court yesterday. lilia luciano reports. >> reporter: officials in philadelphia say kimbrady carriker

barry was the heeey— wasn't he, barry? barry was the eeew—eeewee- wasn't he, barry?m scatter. i have to deal with it . afraid to deal with . are you afraid to deal with it? that's not the point . it? then that's not the point. it kind of is the point. that's the perception . one here and not the perception. one here and not round there . that's just round there. that's just cowardice . no, no, no. it is . no cowardice. no, no, no. it is. no i'm afraid it is. cowardice. no, no, no. it is. no i'm afraid it is . this is the i'm afraid it is. this is the whole reason. these problems exist. that whole reason. these problems exist . that was someone's exist. that was someone's teeheem— exist. that was someone's teeheem h— exist. that was someone's dashcam in case- tix that was someone's dashcam in case she was wehteethe— dashcam in case she was wondering what's going on there. a tewee— wondering what's going on there. a the eeme— wondering what's going on there. a driver came across a copper, them— a driver came across a copper, them eetet— a driver came across a copper, t

a livermore police% chief says no sentencing enhancements have been filed against barry actions that chief claims are needed to keep the public safe. da price said her decision to not take further action against the suspect is consistent with her policy to not add enhancements to charges that already come with heavy prison sentences. price now faces a recall campaign over her approach to criminal justice reform. >> its official twitter has a new name and logo at the direction of elon musk. the iconic blue bird. he's been replace with an x. the new x logo was projected on twitter's san francisco headquarters overnight. back in october, elon musk bought the company for 44 billion-dollars see has said the company has faced serious ad revenue losses and was near bankruptcy before he took over when musk assumed control there were mass layoffs and i have a billion dollar lawsuit over promised severance pay. some tech experts say this new logo this tax could help turn things around. >> idea is that he wants is to become the everything app where there's i there's messaging. there's audio, vi

barry petersen, cbs news, colorado. >>> and that is the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. much for watching. have a great night. >>> now at 6:00, a car flips over the side of the san francisco embankment. neighbors say they couldn't believe what happened when they then tried to help. >> and they didn't want our help. and i wasn't going to touch her. and they were all bloodied. >>> a woman who survived a shooting is opening up about the incident. >>> losing a hotel in millbrae is like cutting off a finger. >>> turning a hotel into housing for the homeless. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin with that stunning video out of san francisco. take a look. >>> a car speeds off a dead-end street and plunges down the stairway in the mission district, amazing. this happened at the stairs near dolores park yesterday. investigators say the car drove down the street, plummeted over the stairs, landed on 19

it's very easy for barry to say that. that he is no longer in the industry.he other studios, i think that there's very little chance he would've agreed to it. and i don't think actors would agree to that either. because it's not like that money is going to be dispersed amongst their fellow actors. they're more likely to put aside to fund the lower paid actors. and not give it back to the studios that they're calling their oppressors right now. so i don't think that's very feasible. the one thing dillard did say that's interesting is setting some type of a deadline or a new goal to maybe have a deal done by september 1st or something like that. if you think that would be helpful because right now the two sides aren't even talking. the actors are not talking. but the rioters aren't talking and they've been on strike since early may. >> meanwhile, netflix stop hit a 17 month high. and there's some analysts who believe that the strikes could give the company a competitive advantage. what do you thing? i think that's probably accurate. it's an odd thing to say bec

without the sentencing enhancements and if convicted of his first violent crime as an adult. >> colby barry could receive a prison time of 13 years. however, it is not long enough says chief jeremy young, he wrote an e-mail to the da urging her to pursue enhancements that have the potential of barry spending the rest of his life behind bars. i mean, that's exactly why the enhancements were written by the laws in place. >> it's provide more consequences for somebody who repeatedly commits violent acts with a firearm. >> as for now called various here at santa rita jail. his bail has been set at $360,000 in dublin, hasn't met kron. 4 news. >> happening now, the city of lake tahoe is considering adopting an emergency proclamation due to a staffing shortage and that city's police department recommendation to declare the emergency proclamation is going to be voted on at tonight's city council meeting in recent months. staffing with the department has been steadily declining. and now the shortage is raising concerns about public safety in law enforcement capabilities. if approved, the city manage

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of fremont. >> barry, a convicted felon who was allegedly wearing an ankle monitor during the robberies arrested on may 31st at his parole office in oakland. he has been charged by the alameda county district attorneys office with a half a dozen crimes, including 2 charges of second-degree robbery, assault with a semiautomatic weapon carrying a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon with a prior conviction. not on the list of charges are a pair of sentencing enhancements that would extend his time behind bars if convicted. in a recent interview, alameda county district attorney pamela price talked about how california is racial justice act of 2020 passed by the state legislature and signed into law by governor gavin newsom in farms, charging decisions in our office. it particularly the racial justice act requires us to look at sentencing because that's where >> it has the impact, the racial disparities are so blatant. we have to look back. we have to implement procedures, have policies going forward. according to the da's office without the sentencing enhancements and

without the sentencing enhancements and if convicted of his first violent crime as an adult. >> colby barry could receive a prison time of 13 years. however, it is not long enough says chief jeremy young, he wrote an e-mail to the da urging her to pursue enhancements that have the potential of barry spending the rest of his life behind bars. i mean, that's exactly why the enhancements were written by the laws in place. >> it's provide more consequences for somebody who repeatedly commits violent acts with a firearm. >> as for now called various here at santa rita jail. his bail has been set at $360,000 in dublin, hasn't met kron. 4 news. >> 6.23. the time. and coming up after the break, nonprofit wants to honor the legacy. tony ben if maintaining forests maintains my happy place, yeah i'm gonna be a papertarian. in america we have private forests. so when you choose this, the forest people will replenish that. so those outdoor creatures can [ yells ] stay where they belong! ♪ i'm here for- your annual eye exam. because i'm having trouble- reading? exactly. they sort of make me feel... like

a 3 month. >> barry, a convicted felon who was allegedly wearing an ankle monitor during the robberies arrested on may 31st at his parole office in oakland. he has been charged by the alameda county district attorneys office with a half a dozen crimes, including 2 charges of second-degree robbery, assault with a semiautomatic weapon carrying a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon with a prior conviction. not on the list of charges are a pair of sentencing enhancements that would extend his time behind bars if convicted. in a recent interview, alameda county district attorney pamela price talked about how california is racial justice act of 2020 passed by the state legislature and signed into law by governor gavin newsom in farms, charging decisions in our office. it particularly the racial justice act requires us to look at sentencing because that's where >> it has the impact, the racial disparities are so blatant. we have to look back. we have to implement procedures, have policies going forward. according to the da's office without the sentencing enhancements and

a 3 month. >> barry, a convicted felon who was allegedly wearing an ankle monitor during the robberiesested on may 31st at his parole office in oakland. he has been charged by the alameda county district attorneys office with a half a dozen crimes, including 2 charges of second-degree robbery, assault with a semiautomatic weapon carrying a concealed firearm and possession of a firearm by a felon with a prior conviction. not on the list of charges are a pair of sentencing enhancements that would extend his time behind bars if convicted. in a recent interview, alameda county district attorney pamela price talked about how california is racial justice act of 2020 passed by the state legislature and signed into law by governor gavin newsom in farms, charging decisions in our office. it particularly the racial justice act requires us to look at sentencing because that's where >> it has the impact, the racial disparities are so blatant. we have to look back. we have to implement procedures, have policies going forward. according to the da's office without the sentencing enhancements and if c

stifel's chief equity strategist barry bannister is with us >> home builder sentiment rises again in july, red fin's ceo glenn kelman with us this hour with a reality check on the real estate market. later, is the ev revolution just an american phenomenon. are americans just not into electric mark fields coming up. >>> crossing the tape for us this morning, an upbeat surprise citigroup's economic surprise index hitting its highest level in two ears, indicating just how good the economic data has been relative to consensus expectation. it's one thing that's fueling this rally, which continues to go on now. data up almost 1.5% on the s&p markets -- senior markets commentator, mike santoli joins us mike, i would just throw in the retail sentiment continues to show that investors are getting more enthusiastic on the retail side, the put/call ratio people are looking at what does all of this tell us? >> ill tells you that there's been a relatively, i would say, stubborn and persistent sense of caution, for most of this year, that has completely given way and people have embraced the upbea

without the sentencing enhancements and if convicted of his first violent crime as an adult. >> colby barry could receive a prison time of 13 years. however, it is not long enough says chief jeremy young, he wrote an e-mail to the da urging her to pursue enhancements that have the potential of barry spending the rest of his life behind bars. i mean, that's exactly why the enhancements were written by the laws in place. >> it's provide more consequences for somebody who repeatedly commits violent acts with a firearm. >> as for now called various here at santa rita jail. his bail has been set at $360,000 in dublin, hasn't met kron. 4 news. >> it's a 34. and in san francisco, a man accused of kicking an elderly woman was arraigned in court on we have 27 year-old james lee ramsey facing multiple felony charges now, including elder abuse ramsey's accused of kicking that woman friday just after 11 o'clock in the morning. fact, these are some pictures capturing the incident on ellis street before and during victim was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. and in 2021. >> the 27

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interest and inflation rate comes down or something breaks in the system, whatever comes first. >> barrydo you agree with all of that or do you have opposing view points? do you think a recession is in the cards and that's why the ten-year is coming no matter what >> not really. i think we're actually in an earnings and gross domestic income which may very well be ending i think there's some element of the fed's policy's too tight that's embedded in the deep, deep inversion, particularly when you look at the tips curve and real rate curve, which is probably a better reflection on the fed policy we've only seen it three other times in post-war history. october of '73 december of '79, and december of '80. those were obviously followed by very deep recessions sri's on to something with recollect to that. the other element and the reason that the 10 y-year is so anchord and so low is the fed's balance sheet. they own a third of the treasury market and tips market that turned premium that's a measure of how much risk you take on to hold the longer term securities is almost negative 1%. and so