dom. >> bertha coombs, thank you.r of states thatbraced for cuts over fears of declining tax revenuvenue is finding the opposite they are increasing spending as well ylan mui is joining us with more >> reporter: dom, we talked about the stimulus checks and child tax credit payments. all of that money is coming from uncle sam. what gets less attention is what is happening at the state level. 20 states have cut taxes this year some through stimulus checks others expand tax credits. reductions in corporate, property and sales taxes 11 states have lowered income tax rates. that's the most states cutting income taxes at one time in at least two decades according to the tax foundation most of the states are led by republican governors nebraska, arizona, idaho enacted the biggest tax cut ever also on the list is wisconsin. just last month, democratic governor approved the state's budget including a $2 billion tax cut champion by the gop lawmakers. this is a different place than most states thought they would be in when the p

bertha is back with that and other key headlines.ertha >> reporter: t-mobile says an ongoing investigation into the systems says the personal data of nearly 8 million of its current wireless customers was compromised. in a statement the company says it became aware of the attack late last week after an online forum claimed user data was leaked t-mobile says data from about 850,000 pre-paid customers and more than 40 million records of former or prospective customers were also stolen the data included names. date of birth, social security numbers and driver's license information. t-mobile says there was no indication that any financial details were exposed meantime, house speaker nancy pelosi is bracing for a fight with moderates next week the house will move forward with voting on the budget blueprint for that $3.5 trillion health care education and climate package rejecting demands from the group of seb tryst lawmakers to vote on the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. pelosi sent a letter last night urging her caucus to pass the budge

bertha is back with those headlines and more bertha, long time no see >> that's right, brian thank youdemocrats are breaking that stalemate with centrist party members to advance the $3.5 trillion budget resolution and more than $1 trillion infrastructure bill. the house approving those measures in a 220-212 party line vote late last night democrats are not completely out of the woods yet, though they still have to write the budget bill that will get support from both centrists who will likely try to trim the $3.5 trillion price tag, and progressives the house also approving a major voting rights measure, but that bill face has difficult road ahead in the senate. >>> tesla and moderna topping the list of hedge funds favorite stocks to short as that investment strategy makes a come back following the meme stock route earlier this year. goldman sachs has put together a list of the s&p 500 stocks with the highest total dollar value of short interest outstanding at the end of june. tesla topping that list, followed by s&p global, moderna and netflix. aon rounding out the top five. >>> and

bertha coombs now is back with those. bertha, what else is happening on thursday morning?n, cvs stopped offering the j&j single dose covid-19 vaccine in pharmacies saying the shot is only now available in 10% of the retail vlocations. the comments to cnbc, they said they made the change, but will continue to offer the pfizer and moderna vaccines nationwide. i believe it is an issue of demand more people looking at mrna. >>> ford and gm's parent stellantis will report that come 2030, 40% of the sales will be electric vehicles. the announcement during a white house event scheduled this afternoon. something the president has already teased on twitter and see detroit's big three calling for billions in assistance to meet aggressive targets. don't miss bpete buttigieg this morning on "squawk box." and remember elon musk was not invited. >>> and weber grills pricing the ipo of $17.9 million shares at $14 a piece. that is below the expected range. weber sales are set to trade on the new york stock exchange under the symbol webr. i can already see the headlines, brian, if it does

let's unravel it bertha coombs is back with more.ope your supply of champagne is solid >> my champagne is just fine, brian. i have one right now in the fridge almost. next to it if you ever wanted to be on a netflix reality show, the service says now is the time it's unveiled a site called netflixreality.com you can submit a one-minute video to audition for the popular shows, including "queer eye" and "love is blind. show off your fabulous self. no ring light or no slam y glam meantime lamborghini is bringing back the famous name plate countach this is the 50th anniversary of the super car. the company has put out a teaser video showing a wedge shaped mode el. the car is expected to be revealed in the next several days in monterrey. and the soda is a small fraction of bitcoin amc will accept the payment for tickets and concessions likely by the end of the year i.t. staffers are writing the code to use apple pay and google pay at some point. i didn't know that apple pay and google pay were quite as advanced and esoteric as bitcoin. st

let's check in with bertha. >> thanks very much. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc.t's going to be driving the day today, the jobs report. it's jobs friday. we're expecting to hears the numbers for just how many jobs were created in july. you know, despite an increase in covid cases and shortage of workers, economists are expecting that economy saw more job growth last month. the forecast, the consensus, is for 845,000 new jobs to have been added in july with unemployment dropping from 5.9% to 5.7%. but there is a wide range of system, some economists are only looking for 350,000 at the top end, 1.2 million jobs. so usually not quite that broad. it really reflects the uncertainty we're seeing across the country with this covid variant surge that's happening. stocks yesterday closing higher. the s&p 500, in fact, high. meantime lyft is launching an annual tier for its lyft pink milpitas program. the new plan costs $199 a year. that's a $40 discount over paying month to month. the biggest perk is a 15% discount on all car rides. you also get an unlimited number of 45 m

i am bertha coombs. the private sector hired fewer people than expected in july, and big government jobs number on friday, we got recent economic data and corporate earnings that shows the economy has been strong but some are worried maybe job gains and growth could taper off from here. we will get the numbers on how many americans are filing for unemployment benefits. meantime american airlines will let passengers watch 30 minutes of tiktok videos in the air for free. if you don't have the app, american says you will also be able to download it for free. there's a catch. the offer is only available on flights that have the one particular wi-fi system. spacex has open positions being advertised for cooks, baristas and can you imagine mixing up a margarita and elon musk is there. aren't you hoping it's just right. >> a lot of pressure. >> it is. thanks, bertha. >>> happening now, spirit airlines is struggling to rebound from days of cancelations. more than 60 percent of spirit's flights were canceled on t

bertha, thank you. >>> let's get back to the markets and your money the selling is poised to continue may be the end of the easy money party looking like it will start sooner rather than later let's talk more about this and why there is one sector in the market that is still looking good emily hill founding partner at bowersock. emily, is there anything on the macro level that can point to why? maybe it is august or taper or why we have seen more selling the last few days? >> well, you know, i think there was a correction that we had to expect at some point after the rising market we have seen the last six plus months i don't think it is a surprise i do think part of the tapering had been priced in you know, in some ways, it is surprising that the market isn't down more. in the grand scheme of things, we think the bear market is likely in tact this is something that, you know, is frankly expected. a correction >> yeah, we pointed out at the top of the show and we have before we have not had a 5% drop on the s&p going back to october of last year. so about nine or ten months without no

if anyone could rock korda roy it's bertha. >> thanks. >> bring it back.rts of the bay area seeing fog this morning. meteorologist kari hall you're not wearing core da roy. >> probably could if you wanted to. starting out with a live look outside in oakland as you're heading out the door. nice, cool start to the day but take a look at our trend. it's going to gradually warm up. we'll take a look at all off our microclimates in a few minutes. >> the human sound track. over here, sounded better for 101. we'll talk what's going on north of palo alto where you're looking at a smooth drive right now. >> a major san francisco street shutting down this morning. how it could affect your morning commute for the rest of the week. you're watching "today in the bay." who could have known that the right food could help your new friend live their best life or give your old friend new energy or that the smallest changes could make the biggest impact. you did. and so did we. that's why hill's always starts with a pet's biology to anticipate their ever-changing nutritional

i'm bertha kooms from cnbc. we've got wall street looking like it's going to be a flat open this morning. markets coming off a pretty strong day yesterday on growing optimism over a quicker economic recovery after the fda gave full ine on monday. zer'scc bohe s&p 500 and the nasdaq closing at record highs and the nasdaq above 15,000 for the first time ever. it took the index just over six months to go from 14,000 to 15,000 and it's the third time this year that they've lapped a 1,000 point increase since the pandemic began last march. in focus today, a report on demand for durable goods. meantime nearly nine in ten americans say they've experienced price increases this year. a survey from bank rate finds that two-thirds of people say price hikes have actually negatively impacted their personal finances. some of them having to dip into their savings. older consumers are more likely to say they felt the squeeze ands the areas where they are feeling the biggest pinch and the biggest sticker shock, groceries, gas, a

let's check in with our friend bertha. >> good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc.chool day on wall street and we're looking like we're going to open mostly lower after stocks rose on friday after that better than expected jobs report. that is prompting talks that the federal reserve could start to pull back on its monetary support of the economy sooner rather than later. the dow and s&p 500 closing at record highs on friday, but the nasdaq tech companies largely rely on lower interest rates to help borrow money to expand their businesses. in focus we're going to be watching for signs of inflation. we'll get reports on both consumer and producer prices. meantime tesla has confirmed that it is pushing production and release of its electric pick-up the cyber truck to next year. electric reports it says on tesla's website, you will get to customize your truck when production, quote, nears in 2022. earlier this year ceo elon musk said there would be a few cyber trucks delivered this year, but during a live conference call he said not likely. the delay could pose a compe

bertha, thank you very much. >>> now to capitol hill. closer to the $1 trillion infrastructure package vote lawmakers are set to return today to continue 30 hours of debate needed before the final vote on passage which is expected tomorrow morning. the legislation marathon does not stop democrats plan to take up $3.5 trillion resolution after the infrastructure package, expected passage and let's not forget the talk about the senate. the house has a say and actually holds all of the cards for what you need to and tying your money and markets is libby with pimco. there is so much done with congress in the last year and a half let's separate it. first, call it the pure infrastructure bill the senate is about to pass do you believe nancy pelosi and the house will then pass that package? >> good morning, brian yes, we do there may be some noise and some of the members on the progressive side may need to hold their nose. we are expecting it later today to pass it they may not pass it until they return from august recess. we expect by the end

that's not happening for a handful of retailers bertha coombs has the numbers. bertha >> reporter: kelly, retailers say they're facing supply chain cost head winds and conventional wisdom may make you think that's going to hit their profit margins. but it's not dick's sporting goods blow-out quarter fueled by record sales at mostly full price, even some price increases. the ceo crediting the switch away from print to digital advertising in part for allowing them to be more strategic when it comes to markdowns. the result growth margins of nearly 40%, up five points from a year ago, six points from 2019 at urban outfitters a similar story. record low levels of markdown at their flagship urban outfitters unit and anthropology stores and on the call executives say they've raised prices on higher ticket items to recoup the higher supply chain costs. 37.6%, up five points from a year ago and five points from two years ago in 2019. luxury retailer nordstrom supply chain disruption has meant shortages in some categories and less discounting even with the anniversary sa

i am bertha coombs. the nasdaq and s&p 500 fell about 1%. move comes after the federal reserve released the minutes from its last meeting, and it shows officials are starting to make plans to reduce the massive amount of monetary support they provided during the pandemic and they are looking at a timeline starting maybe at the end of this year. the fed says inflation has hit their target but employment still has a way to go before they would consider actually raising interest rates. we will get more data with that regard and the latest number for those filing for unemployment. and wells fargo doing an about face following massive customer backlash. customers asked the bank to keep their accounts open to avoid any inconvenience. others were concerned about the impact the decisions would have to their credit scores. a wells fargo spokesperson said the company decided to keep the products available for those who actively use them or want to reactivate their old lines, but they will not offer credit lines to new customers. in the meantime, disne

déjeme decirle que el testimonio podría ser fuerte >>> como si fuera ayer bertha pérez recuerda la grany no la podemos dejar ir queremos negociar contigo >>> lo que siguió fueron varias horas de caos y desesperación esos recibos mueran todos los retiros y transferencias de dinero para un total de 6000 dólares que envió en un lapso de varias horas a varios lugares en méxico. cuenta que no le permitieron colgar ni hablar con nadie de hacerlo como aseguraron que lastimaría na su hija, le pedí que delatar exactamente cómo la presionaron para destacar cómo la presionaron >>> desea creo que tu hija vale más que esos dólares >>> bertha agrega que su hijo finalmente se dio cuenta de lo que ocurría y confirmó que su hermana estaba bien >>> llega mi hijo a donde iba depositar más dinero, me abraza y me desmaye >>> fue entonces cuando finalmente habló con su hija >>> hago una videollamada y me dice mamá estoy bien, estoy trabajando >>> sánchez con la policía, asegura que 70 por ciento de los reportes que reciben cada día están relacionados con estafas y robos de identidad >>> lamenta que a muchos

let's check in with our friend bertha. >> thank you very much, mike. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc.l street looks to open flat after the dow and s&p 500 pulled back from record highs yesterday on concerns about the resurgence in covid cases. energy stocks really led the decline as oil prices dropped 4% amid fears covid cases could lead to a global slow down. recovery related stocks like norwegian cruise line and united airlines were down. this morning we're going to be watching for a report on worker productivity and labor costs, both of which have been rising. meantime amazon is going to be paying customers who suffer injuries or property damage from defective goods that others sell on its website in a new policy they hope will reduce lawsuits. for years consumers have sued amazon claiming it's liable when a merchant sells a bad product on the site. amazon maintains the sellers are the ones responsible and most courts have sided with the retail giant, but starting september 1st in an effort to try to pair down these lawsuits they're going to pay valid claims up to $1,000 which make

let's check in with bertha. >> thanks, mike. good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc.l street is set to open higher following a down day for the markets. the dow snapping a four-day winning streak and the nasdaq and s&p 500 broke five days of gains. the move coming ahead of the federal reserve's annual jackson hole symposium, which is happening today. they won't be hiking or sitting this year. it's virtual this year. jay powell is the headliner speaking and investors will be listening for clues about when the fed may reduce its massive monetary stimulus to help support the economy during the pandemic. traders are monitoring the latest news out of afghanistan. also in focus this morning we'll be getting data on personal income and spending and we'll get a report on consumer sentiment. meantime microsoft is warning thousands of its cloud customers, including some of the world's biggest companies, that their databases may have been exposed to hackers. reuters reports microsoft is warning of a major flaw in its azure service which could allow intruders to rechange and dele

i'm bertha coombs from cnbc.l street set to open lower after stocks fell sharply yesterday following a weaker than expected retail sales. that sparks worries about the potential for the economy slowing. retail sales fell largely due toing by a drop in auto sales. the dow snapping a five-day winning streak following 282 points dragged down by a 4% drop in home depot. we've got somebody reports from earnings, companies, other retailers looking pretty good. we're also waiting for a report on housing starts. later today minutes from the federal reserve meeting, earnings from target and lowe's. so far better than expected and they've actually both raised their forecast for the year. >>> youtube meantime is introducing a few new features to help improve the search experience. the biggest tool may be the ability to view the search results page. they've allowed users to break longer videos into separate chapters so users can find specific information they're looking for. they were only visible when you clicked on the vid

bertha coombs. >>> time now for your big money movers four stocks moving at this hour. hp the pcmaker reporting better than expected third quarter earnings and keying in on a decline on printers, supplies, workstations and notebooks from the previous quarter that's largely due to parts shortages and the company is selling everything it can to produce shares down 3% >>> stock, too, is work day. the business software and the company is raising its guidance for this year. the workday citing demand from larger enterprise customers. shares are up from around 6% >>> take a look at marvell technology the second quarter numbers beat forecast the company also issuing a very bullish outlook for its data center business which now accounts for 40% of revenue. >>> finally, ollie's bargen outlet the stock is tumbling same-store sales falling 20% and citing supply chain issues that's a common theme this earning season stock down 14% >>> we're also watching chinese internet stocks been a highly volatile week and issuing draft guidelines on algorithms to make recommendations to users it

bertha coombs has a look at whether that's even legal. bertha >> that is the question, jon under the affordable care act, health plans can't discriminate against you based on health status, but they can charge you more if you smoke because of potential associated medical costs. elizabeth rosenthal and stanford professor glen kramen argue people who remain unvaccinated could also pay a surcharge because if they're hospitalized with covid costs could easily cost six figures health insurance plan says insurers are still very much focused on incentives rather than punitive measures to get people immunized but they'll make you pay more than last year if you get sick now. employers and insurers have mostly cut out those covid cost waivers, so now you'll face big co-pays for hospitalization. while courts have upheld vaccine mandates for more than a century now, texas sued a hospital, lawrence dossen told me the courts would likely reject a surcharge on the unvaccinated under the aca. he argues that kind of blame and shame would pose a slippery s

it's bertha. >> happy friday, mike. good morning to you all. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc.all street looking like it's going to open higher after a down day for the markets. the dow snapping a four-day winning streak, the nasdaq and s&p 500 breaking a five-day streak. the move coming ahead of the federal reserve's annual jackson hole symposium. this year they're not among the majestic tetons, it's virtual. fed chairman jay powell is the headliner today, speaking. investors will be listening for clues about when the fed may reduce its massive monetary stimulus that helped support the economy during the pandemic. traders are also monitoring the latest news out of afghanistan and we've got some data on tap this morning. we'll get reports on personal income and spending and we're also get a read on consumer sentiment amid the delta surge. >>> apple is change something rules for the app store as part of a proposed settlement of a class action lawsuit followed by app developers. the significant changes clarifying that developers will be allowed to inform users about ways to pay f

bertha coombs has the latest >> meaty i see what you did there thanks, dom.et vaccinated by october and that offer applies even if you've already gotten the jab before this announcement vanguard is not allowing unvaccinated people to enter its u.s. offices and recently announced a hybrid model allowing most staff to work remotely on mondays and fridays. meantime, those are the companies all paying to get vaccinated ours is not one of them. >>> a new netflix documentary will follow spacex's first civilian mission this september. the five-part series will follow the four launching into space for a three-day orbit. >>> if you've ever wanted your home to smell like ikea's swedish meatballs without having to heat them up, you're in luck. the furniture warehouse is offering a new scented candle that smells like the iconic swedish meatballs. it's aimed at recreating the senses which i said to that one way long hallway you have to get out of they don't let you walk through that store. >> they put the cafeteria near the exit. >> you're starving by the time you get the

we'll check in with bertha. >> thanks, mike. i am bertha coombs from cnbc. the nasdaq is pulling back and the dow higher at the start, and the dow coming off of four straight winning sessions, and the s&p 500 and nasdaq closed again at record highs. strong corporate earnings are helping to offset doubts about the spread of the delta variant and what kind of impact it might have on the economic recovery, especially in areas where we are seeing a big surge. we are getting a report on the number of people filing unemployment benefits and a resized estimate on second quarter gdp or growth in the economy. some are surprised about interests in working from home, but they have seen workers can be productive at home or anywhere. sales force is giving employees lots of flexibility and more than half of the staff will be working pandemic. instagram is allowing users to look for content based on topics instead of account names or hash tags. that will make the app more like pinterest with a grid of photos and videos related to the search. instagram says its still workin

and unlimited geek squad support, which is more important when people have to work from home. >> bertha, thanks so much for that one, up about 8% or so today. mike, how has it done over the long term? i guess it plateaued a bitover the last few months. >> it has. like a lot of those perceived beneficiaries, it paused a bit actually sales have been a bit flat >> which, you know, made a tougher road. do you know that 7 on% of results are using a vision correction >> that's a high number. i'll get there >>> i've been squinting at the tell prompter every day. it looks like we're headed for a record close what are you watching in the internals? >> for weeks it's been justifiably pointed out, but it's not been not that inclusive that certainly is good news, mitigates some of the thor issues what does it mean? small caps have been leading it means that apple, semiconductors have mostly been sitting it out this is the top 50 stocks. the equality weighted large-cap index up less than 1%. that means the index is somewhat hamstrung. they're still a hedge ing. >> just under one minute left. we will

i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. dow posting a gain now for four straight sessions while the s&p 500 and the nasdaq, closing again at record highs. strong corporate earnings are helping to offset some doubts about the economic recovery amid the spread of the delta virus in some areas that may be causing a little cutback in consumer opportunity. revised estimates on second quarter gdp or economic growth. google, microsoft and other big tech companies are promising to boost cyber security after meeting with president biden, the meeting coming after a series of high profile cyberattacks. google will spend $10 billion over five years and train 100,000 people in fields such as cyber topics. amazon web services will give users tools to better secure their data. the way americans invest, meantime, is changing. a new survey finds that 18% of people use an automated investment platform or robo advisers, they are more popular among millennials, and 21% use social media, and i would say, you know, if you are looking for online

here's cnbc's bertha combs. >> reporter: amy clark is a grandmother who admits she was scared of getting never really against vaccines or anything like that i always got my flu shot this was just a little bit different. >> reporter: when covid rates spiked 30% in her hometown, west plains missouri, swamping the local hospital, that scared her more so she got her shot. >> all of the people who are on ventilators, none of them -- they're all unvaccinated. >> reporter: but at ozark health in west plains, pharmacists heard from patients who had another fear beyond the vaccine. backlash from loved ones who adamantly oppose it. >> they might have a spouse away at work so they want to get in while they're away at work so their spouse doesn't know. we have people who don't want their friends to know. they've told us they're going to continue to tell their friends they're not vaccinated. >> they let people know they could get shots in private, like in their cars in the parking lot. >> they've had several people come in to get vaccinated who have had to sort of disguise their appearance and even w

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i'm bertha coombs from cnbc.ot stocks set to open lower after falling sharply yesterday following a weaker than expected report on retail sales which is sparking worries we could see the economy slow down. retail sales fell more than 1% last month largely due to a big drop in auto sales. the dow snapping a five-day winning streak falling 282 points dragging down by a 4% drop in home depot despite the fact that home depot brought in better than expected earnings. we're awaiting a report on housing starts and later minutes from the fed's meeting last month. also, we've got earnings so far from target and lowe's which are better than expected and both are actually raising their outlook for the year. meantime mastercard is phasing out the use of those magnetic strips on its credit and debit cards over the next decade as it shifts towards more secure methods such as chips and contactless payments. the magnetic strip technology dates back to the 1960s. it's that old. mastercard says the transition will begin in europe

. >> reporter: and she was wounded on bertha lane last friday and the police are trying to figure out if it was a random or targeted attack. >> i am confident that we will have progress, but these things do take time. we are using every resource, because this is a such a tragedy. >> reporter: as they are scouring surveillance, the family is begging for peace saying that the violence has to stop. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> starting monday, the san francisco great highway is going to be taken over by cars. last week, they closed the highway between lincoln and sloet as a way for people to get fresh air, but monday, they change again, and accommodating cars and on weekends bikes and pedestrians. meanwhile, the board of supervisors is looking for a permanent solution. >>> and now, the nbc bay area solutions is looking for a man who had a double mortgage. >> yes, asking for a solution with a $750,000 problem. >> the research showed that he the records i $750,000 more thad to, and he asked the mortgage company to fix it. >> conservatively 15 to 20 phone calls and the phone calls

sitting on a skateboard when she was shot in front of her family pick what happened to the corner of bertha lane and hudson avenue in the bay view. another woman was also injured. da lin is live at the police department with a search for clues tonight. >> reporter: we are learning more about the teenaged victim tonight. after killing her family wrote on instagram how much they miss her. they posted videos and pictures of her on a public account. it appears she was a very happy teenager who loved to sing and dance. >> he will keep shooting these kids command. >>> a neighbor saw the teenager sitting on her skateboard, and hanging out with her family ord was like somebody shot the little girl. and she was laying on the sidewalk and all the family was there. the dad was hollering. they shot my daughter. they shot my daughter. >> police and neighbors say he put the teenager in a b,45 woma who was also shot in his truck and rushed them to the hospital. police would not say how the 45- year-old woman is related to the girl. they say the woman is in stable condition and expected to survive. neighbo

francisco city hall from the father of a 16 year-old girl killed during a shooting last saturday on bertha lane in the city's bayview district. my daughter was a very loving during. >> brace wherever she came across with a smile and he she made sure everyone was taking care of san francisco police say 45 year-old woman was also wounded in the shooting and was treated for injuries and released from a local hospital. we need to make sure that essential is gun violence doesn't happen anymore. >> innocent families are being hurt by this violence and we need to make sure that just stops. you know, they just want peace. >> and then you know, we're just like to keep the great memories that they have of their daughter and their loved ones. san francisco police investigators told me that they are still working to determine a motive. >> whether or not the shooting was random or targeted and identify the shooter. >> i want to take this time to talk to whoever did this. well, there was one person. or few. i don't know why. and i don't know what you're going through. but know this. he was no warm. i th

shots rang out around 6:45 last night on bertha lane in the bay view.he hospital where doctors tried to save a 16-year-old victim but she died. a 45-year-old woman was treated for minor injuries. >> i don't know if it was targeted, or random, but she lost her life last night due to gun violence and that is why it is important for anyone with any information to come forward. >> reporter: this is a developing story. we will keep following it and bring you updates both on air and online at kpix.com. >>> police are asking for help finding a missing mother and her three-year-old son. 36-year-old anna duarte enter three-year-old son left their san mateo home yesterday at about 11 in the morning. they were on their way to visit family on the street and belmont. her car was found parked there but both had not been seen since. police say her family believes that she may have left belmont with her

francisco city hall from the father of a 16 year-old girl killed during a shooting last saturday on bertha lane in the city's bayview district. my daughter was a very loving during. >> when brace wherever she came across with a smile and he she made sure everyone was taking care of san francisco police say 45 year-old woman was also wounded in the shooting and was treated for injuries and released from a local hospital. we need to make sure that essential is gun violence doesn't happen anymore. >> innocent families are being hurt by this violence and we need to make sure that just stops. nou know, they just want peace. >> and then they'd, you know, we're just like to keep the great memories that they have of their daughter and their loved ones. san francisco police investigators told me that they are still working to determine a motive. >> whether or not the shooting was random or targeted and identify the shooter. >> i want to take this time to talk to whoever did this. well, there was one person. or few. i don't know why. and i don't know what you're going through. but know this. he was

and coach. paras say she ran more at seal potty. chino fuzzies reached out to. lino massey under bertha lona confirmed. he won't be staying at the club. the 34 year old arch in time is played with the spanish giant since he was a teenager. but it's been a free agent since the 1st of july when his deal expired, or says presidents with financial fair play rules meant clubs. future could have been at risk. but leo wanted to stay so he's not happy. everybody worked for him to stay. now he must face the reality, like out of the club, and the reality cannot be changed. which eminence family all the best. so much much, much about what's going on. there will be demands on us and we are up to the challenge. we are more motivated than ever the boss alona without missy to continue to be successful. amy and we've been speaking to international football journalists, gavin hamilton about where massey is likely to go the reverse clubs in the world that couldn't afford to saw you. i would say there are only really 2 options for him to wealthy clubs in the well manchester city and parish. thank you. mar

francisco city hall from the father of a 16 year-old girl killed during a shooting last saturday on bertha lane in the city's bayview district. my daughter was a very loving during. >> grace wherever she came across with a smile and he she made sure everyone was taking care of san francisco police say 45 year-old woman was also wounded in the shooting and was treated for injuries and released from a local hospital. we need to make sure that essential is gun violence doesn't happen anymore. >> innocent families are being hurt by this violence and we need to make sure that this stops and you know, they just want peace. >> and then you know, we're just like to keep the great memories that they have. >> of their daughter and their loved ones. san francisco police investigators told me that they are still working to determine a motive. whether or not the shooting was random or targeted and identify the shooter. >> i want to take this time to talk to whoever did this. well, there was one person. or few. i don't know why. and i don't know what you're going through. but know this. no warm. i thoug

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from injuries after a double shooting it happened right here in san francisco on friday night near bertha lane in the bayview neighborhood. this is video from the citizens that we have of the scene there. the 45 year-old woman who was shot was treated for her injuries and is expected to survive that despite efforts to say the teens life. she died at the hospital. >> what we do know is that a 16 year-old girl lost her life to gun violence. and that's why it's so important why anybody with information come forward and help us in this investigation. it's important that the community come and work with us right now. >> police have not released any description of the shooters there. governor newsome has issued an emergency proclamation to make sure the state has enough power during what's turned out to be an extremely hot summer. the proclamation suspends certain permitting requirements. and it also temporarily lifts some regulation. so large energy users can tap into backup power generators. newsome hopes the move will ease the stress on the state's power grid. avoid rolling blackouts for the

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it happened friday night on bertha lane in bayview. there were two victims, 16-year- old girl who died at the hospital, and a 45-year-old woman who survived. police are hoping the public can help with a lead. >> any information somebody has to think that might help. surveillance, photos, phone calls, anything that they think might help, please get in touch with us. it is important we capture the person who did this and bring the family justice. >> sfpd hasn't said what the relationship was between the two victims. they haven't said what led to the shooting or whether they know the motive. >>> starting tomorrow, the vta will run bus bridges. buses will operate from the paseo to san antonio station in downtown san jose debate point station then over to the milpitas transit center.t ile wl return. it hasn't been operating since eight vta employee killed nine coworkers in a mass shooting. >>> bart's services about return to near pre-pandemic levels. effective tomorrow, trains will run until midnight and they will come every 15 minutes duri

a day after shots rang out on the corner of bertha lane in san francisco, killing a 16 year old girl and wounding a 45 year old woman. the suspect is still at large. what we do know is that a 16 year old girl lost her life to gun violence last night, and that's why it's so important why anybody with information come forward and help us in this investigation? it's important that the community come and work with us right now. police have not shared the names of the teenager and woman who were shot and they have not said whether the victims were related. did or knew each other. they don't know if the women were targeted. the shooting happened around 6 45 friday evening. don't keep shooting these kids man. this video of the active crime scene was posted on the citizen app. rudy valentino is the executive director of united players, a nonprofit and san francisco dedicated to supporting youth. with programs on gun violence. prevention. somebody is young. is 16 years old. it is so tragic. to say somebody who ain't even started. they like. already lost any like at the group's office, a wall

this happen friday night on bertha lane. there were two victims. a 16-year-old girl who died at the hospital and a 45-year-old woman who survived. police are hoping the public can help them with a lead. >> any information someone has that they think might help, surveillance, photos, vocals, conversations, anything they think might help, please get in touch with us because it's important we catch the person who did this and bring the family justice. >> sfpd hasn't said what the relationship was between the two victims. they haven't said what led up to the shooting or whether they know the motive. >>> starting tomorrow, vta will begin running bus bridges in light of light rail service. buses will operate in downtown san jose to be point station, then over to the milpitas anoronenter. ernofiitbeen operatnce may whe killed nine coworkers in a mass shooting. >>> services about to returnto near pre-pandemic levels. tomorrow, trains will run until midnight and every 15 minutes during the day. there will be a dramatic increase in direct trips to sfo. masks

shots rang out around 6:45 last night on bertha lane in the bay view. two women were taken to the hospital where doctors tried to save a 16-year-old victim but she died. a 45-year-old woman was treated for minor injuries. >> i don't know if it was targeted, or random, but she lost her life last night due to gun violence and that is why it is important for anyone with any information to come forward. >> reporter: this is a developing story. we will keep following it and bring you updates both on air and online at kpix.com. >>> police are asking for help finding a missing mother and her three-year-old son. 36-year-old anna duarte enter three-year-old son left their san mateo home yesterday at about 11 in the morning. they were on their way to visit family on the street and belmont. her car was found parked there but both had not been seen since. police say her family believes that she may have left belmont with her ex-boyfriend, 37-year- old isaiah hernandez. he's got a white 2007 nissan versa. the plates number is up there on your screen. if you see them

police are asking for the public's help after a shooting that killed a teenager on friday night on berthaane. there were two victims. a 16-year-old girl and a 45- year-old woman who survived. police hope the public and help. >> any information that somebody has that they think might help like photos, conversations, anything. please get in touch with us because it's important we capture the person who did this. >> sfpd has not said what the relationship was between the victims. they haven't said whether the motive is known. >>> tomorrow, the bta will run best bridges in lieu of light buses will operate from paseo to san antonio station in downtown san jose to bay pointe station and no festimate of when light rail service will return and it has not been operating since may 26 when a bta employed killed my coworkers in a shooting. >>> park service is about to return to near pre-pandemic levels. trains will run until midnight and will come every 15 minutes during the day. a dramatic increase as well indirect trips to sfo on weekdays. masks are required to ride. >>> this week, historic cable c

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antonia juhasz is an oil and energy investigative journalist. 2020-2021 bertha fellow.nt investigation for the guardian is headlined "exxon's oil drilling gamble off guyana coast 'poses major environmental risk." next up, afghanistan. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to afghanistan, where u.s. troops are continuing to leave ahead of tuesday's withdrawal deadline. earlier today, the u.s. military intercepted five rockets aimed at the kabul airport where the u.s. has evacuated 117,000 people fleeing taliban rule since august 14. today's rocket attack came four days after over 175 people died, including 13 u.s. troops after a suicide bomber detonated a large explosive outside the airport. the militant group isis-k claimed responsibility. "the new york times" is reporting the pentagon is now publicly acknowledging that some of the people killed outside the airport on thursday might have been shot dead by u.s. service members after the suicide bombing. one bbc reporter wrote on twitter -- "

francisco city hall from the father of a 16 year-old girl killed during a shooting last saturday on bertha the city's bayview district. my daughter was a very loving during. >> grace wherever she came across with a smile and he she made sure everyone was taking care of san francisco police say 45 year-old woman was also wounded in the shooting and was treated for injuries and released from a local hospital. we need to make sure to do since his gun violence doesn't happen anymore. >> innocent families are being hurt by this violence and we need to make sure that this stops and you know, they just want peace. >> and then you know, we're just like to. >> keep the great memories that they have of their daughter and their loved ones. san francisco police investigators told me that they are still working to determine a motive. >> whether or not the shooting was random or targeted and identify the shooter. >> i want to take this time to talk to whoever did this. well, there was one person. i don't know why. and i don't know what you're going through. but know this. we wish no harm. i thought our

. >>> welcome back to "power lunch"ment i'm bertha comes.ay we're seeing health care hitting a new high by drugmakers on reports that the fda could approve a booster shot for people who have had the mrna vaccines from pfizer and moderna after eight months after they've had that course of treatment. analysts over at every core rsi say that could be a boost for the drug stores. the mass vaccination sites are closed so they could make up share. and walmart saying that vaccines help boost its margins in the last quarter and health insurers are higher today. senty leading the group as it is reinstated for medicaid in ohio after settling a dispute with the state over its pbm, pharmacy benefit management >> thank you very much our power house road trip continues no as marched west as the fifth stop on the trip takes us up north to boise, idaho. prices are up 34% year-over-year and 63% of homes are selling above their list price according to zillow. my next guest said house hunters are starting to balk at the higher price and holding off on making o