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dollar on the used car market, definitely >> reporter: outside atlanta, kevin doring manages the bellamy strickland dealership. they're lowering prices to move cars off the lot. they've got more of them now this is the lot 18 months ago, and this is the lot now >> we've doubled our inventory in the last probably four or five months. >> reporter: and it's not just used cars gasoline prices are down 26% airline fares are down 19%, and major appliance prices, they're down nearly 11%. >> there's a lot of positives really helping to push inflation down, but i don't think it's a signal at all of a recession right now. >> reporter: markets closed higher on the news today as the rate of inflation is getting closer to the federal reserve's target of 2%, but challenges remain, in particular, for housing. the cost of shelter up nearly 8% over the last year, and just this week, a new report showed housing prices in may hit a new all-time high, this as mortgage rates hover around 7%. interest rates remaining high on auto loans and credit cards too thanks in part to the federal reserve largely expecte

bellamy to the fog is pulled back. the marine layer is all the way back into san francisco.just beautiful, clear day here. let's going take a look at some video from the parade. now, as you mentioned, this is the 45th annual parade here in alameda. the theme this year is the island's independence celebration. they the city says this is the longest parade route in the country at 3.3 miles. you know, a lot of cities will have a like a parade down main street or something. but this starts over on park goes all the way across the island over onto webster. it is a citywide event. there's no parking anywhere. lots of people. they're saying that there are 170 entries. 2500 people participating in the parade. there are horses, fire trucks, floats bands, antique cars. lots of politicians waving it at the crowd. just a good time over there. a lot of come to see this bright, not just from alameda, but they come over from places like oakland as well. i talked to one couple here. they say they come every year. >> we come to alameda cause. it's it's a wonderful parade. it's great to see.

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so penumbra theater is in minneapolis minnesota and he's working with lou bellamy. understand that august wilson gets a point in his life where what he's writing about is the lives of black people. and i want to i want guys to think for just a couple of minutes about why happening. why is it significant and in what way is it significant that is writing about the lives of black people. we've talked in this class before about the shift between white writing, black voices. what does it mean when a write a white playwright writes a character, writes a black character into a play? what is is what does their voice sound like? is it authentic? what is it what is the character's purpose? black characters who are appearing in white movies become a thing. i'm to jump just a little bit to talk about the popular that's influencing the way august wilson is thinking about plays and writing and the presentation of black people. but i'm only going to jump for just a couple of seconds. i want to talk for second about the popular of the 1980s. so in the 1980s, what are the things tha

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joining me now is puck founding partner, matthew bellamy, good to have you back.t what's going to happen next. >> well, right now this is the call to action. the guild has said we are on strike, the picketing will probably start tomorrow and film and activity, scripted film and television are going to shut down. it is a catastrophic moment for the industry. everything is going to shut down. they will be able to do broadway still. there will be other things. what people don't realize is this means actors are not allowed to promote the work they already made. red carpets that would have been filled with stars for the film festivals, no stars, no social media posts promoting the trailers or other things coming out. comic con is likely to be impacted. actors won't go out there. people not in the business are going to feel the strike pretty soon. >> the oppenheimer stars, according to abc, walked out of the premiere, the bbc, excuse me, walked out of the premier in london when the strike was announced. it happens immediately. and that's a giant movie that's supposed to

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joining me now is matthew bellamy. thank you for being here.t's not a surprise, it's all coming down to the wire, but everything i have been told is that they are very far apart. everyone is expecting a strike to happen at midnight. it's really just a question of if there could be a last minute miracle that comes in there, and i serious doubt it. >> i was talking to one big wig the other night who was telling me that the writers, what they everyone was making gobs of cash. it's 2023. is that a fair assessment? >> yes and no. certainly the old days of the 22-episode season show was great for writers room and writers overall, but the peak tv phenomenon of the past five to seven years where there are 500, 600 scripted shows on the air, that's also been very good for writers. it's just set up an economic system where when you go into a situation that we have now where they are reducing the number of things that are made, that's not good for writers either. so they're going to have to come up with a formula for, you know, the next five, ten years wh

now everybody knows bill bellamy, adele givens, bernie mac, steve harvey, eddie griffin., "does this (beep) taste like pumpkin pie?" (audience laughing) made me mad as hell, i said, "don't ask me no damn question like that! i ain't never had no pumpkin pie." kick it! (audience laughing) (upbeat music) - you know the women of "def comedy jam" hold a special place in my heart because they are like the women of gangster rap. they had to really make room in such a toxically masculine space. that is not an easy thing to do. - when you get that nfl contract and you get that nba contract, who do you marry? you marry bambi, you run the other way, you should have been (beep) with a country hoe, such as myself, from arkansas. you woulda got your (beep) sucke and biscuits from scratch up in that mother. (audience laughing) - at about the same time as "def comedy jam," snl was looking for another great black sketch artist because eddie murphy left and chris rock was super young and he wasn't quite ready at the time. he eventually left and became much bigger after snl. - "honey, it'll

now everybody knows bill bellamy, adele givens, bernie mac, steve harvey, eddie griffin.) made me mad as hell, i said, "don't ask me no damn question like that! i ain't never had no pumpkin pie." kick it! (audience laughing) (upbeat music) - you know the women of "def comedy jam" hold a special place in my heart because they are like the women of gangster rap. they had to really make room in such a toxically masculine space. that is not an easy thing to do. - when you get that nfl contract and you get that nba contract, who do you marry? you marry bambi, you run the other way, you should have been (beep) with a country hoe, such as myself, from arkansas. you woulda got your (beep) sucke and biscuits from scratch up in that mother. (audience laughing) - at about the same time as "def comedy jam," snl was looking for another great black sketch artist because eddie murphy left and chris rock was super young and he wasn't quite ready at the time. he eventually left and became much bigger after snl. - "honey, it'll be aight if you just say you did it." you start thinking, "i g

joining us with more is matt bellamy.ter goers. this is -- is there any way "mission: impossible" doesn't open big and succeed am i -- i don't want to be a fan boy here, but tom cruise is the biggest movie star in the world, is he not, matt? and i think to be the biggest you have to do your own stunts, and it's just crazy watching him do these things. i'd go just to see that. >> yeah, and i think you're not alone there. the thing is, though, with "mission: impossible," these movies, they do fine, but traditionally they don't do a billion dollars and that is sort of the benchmark for a huge hollywood blockbuster. i think this one has as good a chance as any to do that, mostly because of the "top gun" effect, people went and saw him last summer in "top gun: maverick" that movie did 1.5 billion worldwide. i think there's going to be a halo effect where people might come back this summer for a "mission: impossible" movie even if they haven't seen the previous ones. the other thing working against it, though, this is a $300 mi

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