jonathan: bob, do you agree? bob: absolutely.or the time being, up in quality, more defensive posture is appropriate.i agree that spreads have not really moved much. where we are getting to yield levels, aa, you can source stuff in the mid-fours to low-fives. some of these yields look reasonable to us. fast forward to a couple years from now, i think inflation will be, eventually, below 3%, and, you know, you can start finding some positive forward real yields that are in the 2% to 3% range for reasonably high quality intermediate duration kind of stuff. there is some value there. jonathan: bob, relative to the spread widening we've seen in the not too recent past, why do you think it has been so contained over the past year? bob: because the underlying growth story has been solid, right? so the cash flow dynamic has been superb. yes, companies have been faced with rising employment costs and input costs but they have been able to pass those along, so margins have not really degradation -- not really degraded over the past year a

>> bob. and it's going to be the distillery in nashville connected to a brand-new art center that they're going to be doing in the next few years. >> how much money does he make? >> i don't know. but he can make as much as he wants within limits but he does all sorts of side projects. he builds gates, metal gates, that he welds. he has a welding studio and welds these gates particularly using farm instruments, old things he finds along the road, at garages, thrift shots, metal parts he welds together. he paints -- >> do you like his early music or the latest album he did with the john kennedy assassination? >> well, i like his earlier stuff but, yeah, "rough and rowdy ways" was the most recent. a song in that "key west" that hid me hard about a figure growing up in age and driving down to key west and contemplating their life. and i see a lot of people along the gulf coast of florida, texas. they're worn. their lives are over. they have diabetes, health problems, their whole lives. he does th

talking to bob dylan about american history, he knows a lot. >> the best thing i ever heard about bob dylan was his xm sirius radio show, radio theme time i think it was called. i don't know if you can find it, i don't know if you can buy it. >> they were made in cds. you can acquire them. i think it will end up resurfacing -- i don't know if there will be a bob dylan channel. jimmy buffett has one and bruce springsteen. >> elvis. >> elvis. perhaps it will. he's written so many songs other people have done. but the thing i like about him now is he just doesn't quit. no matter his age he's trying to be creative and not -- he works. he's always working. >> what do you see up close and we can't hear or see on television of bob dylan? >> his eyes, these amazing, amazing blue eyes. and he has a story when frank sinatra retired. frank and bob became good friends and he wanted to do his last song in his farewell, a bob dylan song called "restless farewell." so like you at c-span all these years but you have to not do -- it's a farewell, everybody, but it's restless. you still kind of want to

, you know, bob. ice they both had the saying he goes. this is that we're going to go to heaven when you have eyes like ours where that's that's the blue of the skies we're going up there and that line meant a lot to bob dylan that frank who he worships up when he was younger kind of recognized him how many of his songs have you heard dillons? yeah. oh every single one every single and i've heard it hurt it over and over and over again. so you assessively yeah. oh, yeah. no, it's how many times my life? and well, he's probably has you know, the i i probably know by heart 300 of his songs, you know them by heart. how do you do that strum guitar and know the you know, a lot of the songs are just you know, you know, i might forget a lyric or something, but it's just dna and g and you know, it's it's you remember a lot of language. i the words and the phrasing his ability to trades word he can draw out of valve or you know, it's just a remarkable artist and it's not me. i mean he won the nobel prize for l

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bob, what do we know at this point? >> reporter: well, kris and marcus, as you mentioned, cal has issued a shelter in place order for people on campus. it's late thursday morning. normally this place would be like grand central with students going to and from class off and on campus but they are taking this seriously. cal has announced they have shut down in-person classes for today and all services of the right now there's a campus police officer or several of them around the student union where they are searching inside. i spoke with an officer. they believe that the suspect they are looking for could be inside. they have been outside this building for at least i'd say the past 30 to 45 minutes. this officer tells me they are looking for a person, a man. this is a person that they know. they have his identity. quote, it's not the first time they have heard of him, according to this officer. they believe he's possibly armed. and why they're concerned about him is because this person made threats against specific people

bob carter, toyota's top sales executive in the u.s.t to get as much insight as we can from you here. the industry at large was dealing with these problems before the invasion of ukraine. it seems like they have made the supply chain more difficult to deal with. they boosted inflation in a lot of cases for the raw materials you need to buy. it has not helped the chip shortage. when you say they made your job a lot more difficult, the war in ukraine? bob: yeah. thank you for the time this afternoon, matt. the supply chain is very challenged at this point. we estimate the consumer demand within the u.s. is about as much as 1.2 million more than the industry is going to be able to produce this year. combine that with the inflation and raw materials, we are having a two-inch sword. chronically undersupplied versus the command -- demand consumers are looking for. we are having escalation of raw material prices. a unique time to be in the car business. matt: are consumers willing to pay the price? i have seen a lot of your competitors and toy

bob's two bags had been stolen. pretty easily. this police report says the marriott gave the bags to a thief who claimed he lost his ticket. the police report says the hotel security director admitted his staff made a mistake. >> basically handed over close to about $9,000 worth of my stuff. >> reporter: including an ipad pro and a macbook pro. bob sued, but ultimately he only got $1,000 for his bags from marriott. why so little? let's set sail. back to 1872. that's when the california legislature wrote the innkeeper's law and capped a hotel's liability for personal property. the innkeeper's law is so old it makes reference to a guest's valise, aka small luggage, and steamer trunks. >> when is the last time you saw someone showing up at a hotel with a trunk? >> reporter: outdated vocabulary but current law. we found just once in 150 years that the legislature tweaked the hotel liability cap, upping it to $1,000 in 1979. >> dollars have changed since 1979. >> reporter: floyd mori is the former pleasanton assembly mem

but across the country on the state of california, bob iger was watching at bob iger did not like it. the 71-year-old former -- law was immoral. in an interview later with cnn, chris wallace, iger explained preventing teenagers from promoting gender reassignment surgery to children was harmful. could not he spent hours harmful but it did not matter. a disney headquarters come his remark caused huge problems for the new ceo. bob jay fick is not especially political, not an activist, he is a marketing guy. his first instinct was not to get involved, not to comment on what was happening in florida and that seemedwise given how much at stake disney has in florida, the only theme park in orlando you may have heard, that is an enormous physical asset that cannot be loaded on a truck and move so maybe do not -- he rode that on march 7th expanding my disney plans to take a pass on this controversy because they make movies not laws. but bob chapek's employees had other ideas. whipped into a frenzy by the former boss, bob iger, disney staffers demanded action immediately. then, because he is we

bob cpac and bob iger were elected by nobody. so why wouldn't democracy defenders be on the side of the legislative process over corporate fiat? because i think what the left has come to is all they want to see is power exercised in advance of their leftist agenda. so yes, they used to be hostile to big corporations because i think they perceive us corporations as being a political and that they wouldn't support their agenda. now they figured out that they can try to subcontract out their leftist to some of these big corporations and some of the executives will cave to the local mob and then they'll basically do the less dirty work tucker . they're not going to win elections in florida if they're actually running on injecting transgender ideology into second grade classrooms and i know that . so their hope was getting disney involved in that would somehow get me to back down from signing the bill. well, that was a bad judgment on their part because of course we weren't going to back down an inch. it's a little weird because they'

bob redell is heading out here. at the full closure of this divided road, montague expressway. there was a crash you see on the right side of the screen. one of the two vehicles involved in the crash. we'll show you the map. so we have the closure and here is zanker, which is clear and here is montague expressway. a few blocks are closed and it reopens at lafayette street. you can use trimble as an alternate. the freeways are not filled in, but still damp from overnight rains. >> we're not seeing heavy downpours like yesterday early on, but we will at times get light to moderate rain. here is a closer look at our mobile doppler storm ranger. you can see it through parts of the north bay and then look at the line of showers just south of the golden gate bridge. that's going to impact a lot of the monterey county area, as well as central california. so if you had plans to travel along the grapevine. it's something to consider. in the afternoon, take a look at your hour-by-hour forecast, we'll stay in the 50s and bump

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i call bob, screaming at him on facetime.ly. because after like number three the dog was like, i'm done. [ laughter ] just totally wouldn't help at all. and doula jan is on the phone with me. and she's like -- she goes, you can't leave the placenta in there, you have to pull -- the umbilical cord and sac, don't tear it, if you tear it it will get infected -- it was insanity. >> jimmy: you were the hero. >> bob left that out. >> jimmy: yeah, 100%. [ cheers and applause ] i want to ask you quickly a question. i mentioned this in the intro. you know what happens to kim, your character. >> i do. >> jimmy: did you know the whole way? what was going to happen? >> no. we were -- we get our scripts one tuesday. you're not told -- every turn that we've seen taken in the show, even knowing if your character is going to continue to be in the show, for those of us not in "breaking bad," you're finding that out a script at a time. >> jimmy: when i say your what that means something happens to kim, yes? >> well, she doesn't evaporate. so s

bush says bob dole isn't much of a lee arer, well, time i actually agree with both of them. think you can only find that through c-span, so i would not have had book had it not been for c-span, so i thought it was appropriate to dedicate it to c-span. >> host: my favorite part of watching c-span is during the senate vote you get to see all the interactions on the senate floor. that's a lot of fun to watch. i spend hours watching that, i'm afraid. in the great american political trivia challenge you have a whole section on political insults. >> guest: yes. >> host: why did you include that? >> guest: because i just find them absolutely fast fascinating. politicians are very good in terms of being sometimes very creative in the way that they insult people. i find that fascinating. there's also overlap between that and presidential campaigns. i remember watching the house one time and marion barry, congressman from arkansas, he was talking with adam put man, congressman from florida, and he basically said adam putnam had mischaracterized his view on the budget, and he called hi

bob dole was a yule gist at both services. i was pressed to service on both speeches. as long as dole gave speeches, actually, and it's not, i think, letting the cat out of the bag. recently, when he received the gold medal from congress and he asked mrs. dole to read a statement, well i, you know, had a hand in that. so i guess you could say i keep my hand in. but in between, i was approached -- the dole institute was just in the concept chul stage. remember. he left the senate in '96 to run his campaign for president, and afterwards, he had been approached by the university of kansas about donating his papers. anyway, one thing led to another, and in a very prominent political scientist by the name of brunette lumas. well-known, prolific, and a good guy who happened to be democrat, but that was irrelevant, who was the initial director during this concept actual phase. but i think there was a sense dole would want his person to carry it forward to build a building to be in the program and so forth and so on. so anyway, i -- they asked me, the university asked me, he a

i think bob would have been very proud of what the stamp i put on that thing.kimmel played, don cheadle played, de la jolla played right before we went in the training, and i played with sam, and cheech, and andy, and huey lewis. i mean, big guys. you know, guys like that i hadn't seen in a long time there. but, i mean, think about it, damian. you know, i hid lemons in my backyard when i was 12, and then at 45 i'm the only celebrity-- forget about what color i am. i'm the only celebrity who hosts a pga tour event. you know, color is inconsequential. watch out little big words. is when you're doing stuff, you know-- damian: five syllables. george: i don't put any limits on because of my color. i just did it because they did it. i didn't do it because i was latino or i wasn't latino. i just did it because i was funny and the right person for the job. damian: you begin with lupe who really needs no introduction. so let's welcome now lupe ontiveros to "comunidad del valle" this morning here. lupe, buenos días. lupe ontiveros: buenos días de todo el valle. damian: o

bob dole. and how long did you work for him? and what was he doing at the time? well, i could tell you exactly i remember vividly. i was working for ed brooke in boston writing speeches former senator, and i knew that i mean you didn't have to be genius. i i knew we were not gonna win and 78 he had been elected originally in 66 overwhelmingly reelected in 72. and then on 78 first of all, the republican party was changing. even in massachusetts you know the conservative. uprising if you will with the grassroots was making itself felt brooke was held to be suspect. i mean, for example, he had a primary calendar. a talk show radio host named avi nelson and the cutting edge issue was the panama canal treaties. and and and in many ways this was a of things to come. in the republican party, including republican party of donald trump. well, anyway, i in 1978 the primaries in september. we barely won the primary fifty three percent and i you know, we're gonna lose. because what had happened well. he ha

so bob possibly but the feeling it blah blah see us. so bob, boss, me in 6 on is the blue. any you put a gin of category, emily? correct? killing the blair at a, you know, crane. yup. and my stacy by me. smoother. let schneider is that a book called done the huge shift to easily of the when you said to me, but the giving me where to boise bobbie, which include place to my book invoke you or crane of. but that because i to the so number is home is when i go go. so she'll miss james, please you put your name, you are your old nature. you'd like me to pull your brain. i think what i see, i am union was, was almost grown up with this just to speak to somebody in the plan will done a break windshield appointment for my children. and i thought you were, is us a 20 or ciocca? what? what did you break of to put a u. b was away so you can project. i need you to really, really? yeah. any of those least the freedom of come could hear naturally cousin mostly elsco in the senior bushes. he is going to use it to talk to him just 3 of these instances. one is about to please do so. so bob,

yeah, bob, bob whisk a lot. all the short news. yeah. milly tele ah, so a ah . l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with oh, i knew i get a bill and they get this from this ship. any other provision? ah, worth it all. my talk me through school tomorrow. miss nicole is going to go home. okay. sky was what the goals and the last to go like, ah, metal music of about the you'll, you'll is just a bottle of use for the new year. when the money you to on the thread the, the, you know, with the, what is decided to see me and i'm in the, in this, if you could saw in the mid done the menu menu when you see it, you may be of the commission, look at the moment to get a for me please. yes. au

yeah, i'm almost polish. goldlick him of bob. bob. so brain, they're genuine wishes shit. i see daniels crane you knew crying, some young lady could doreen a big unclaimed mala or junior. you will sky annual crimes yates in the right. it's more isn't that that is covered yet, but there was over water there yet, but there would slam all edward in this live with vera. thanks, the sea gets late. so you see me. who took the charge were to from who, who's who? 30 new york fi and the b to not with that you put in your mind. yeah. so that you could that as a school castillo did the most, but does he his to? no, he is not cool. my daughter, you're putting your money in your current job, putting yards. so should i just got a new charge for that, the room or show you not the gym. we did not talk to her team. she to meet with the store. was simply as you, sam, believe us, diana, madame jail, be running a little dozen us with any of there's a snobbish with oh, i bought them with you. is with you, i'm with . so we'll hope to talk with you cuz village school cleans caveats of woodland b

even with a 20 percent markup on their bob's to over 5 euros apiece. but locals say it's a significant difference thing it's got to do. i think there are many homeless people who probably would like to eat a doner cuba because they don't have many other options. if they're asking for spare change, maybe they can get one euro in an hour if they're lucky from 3 or 4 people. so the one euro price rise really makes a lot of difference in the thing of the it depends on the donner when you could spend more for quality one, but not for a bad one. the sellers have to make ends meet. so it's justified, i think. but it should be only to a certain extent, it's definitely going to be a problem in the long run model. it's a topic that will concern us for years. it can't be compensated for so quickly for india has reaffirmed its independence on foreign policy issues in the face of mounting pressure from the west, particularly former colonial power britain for it condemns russia's military operation. ukraine. india's top diplomat says new delhi will maintain its own

bob, walk yourself with roman no color yet. it resides on on the well when i was with pleasure to sit, i did with executive pos are los mm what i was real thick. okay. awesome sauce. mm mm. mm hm. you with them in this room, if you do, ah, to move, they did, it really doesn't of used to feed them in whiskey pre to w devonne. it wasn't really for to look at the chicago from the ship. a couple of guys. she said, she put this on each shot. the posse are you meant it usually exhausted. the commanding iraq, a nation riddled with land mikes and an expert dedicated to defusing them, one by one equipped with only a knife and a pair of wire touches. he faces death every day, but does his work make him a hero or a target? witness? the d minor on as ita, dangling the head dying. what is the situation there right now? it's worse than any kind of nice mat. if we have a good read, unflinching journalism, what is it telling us about india? it's telling us that we're going down a very maybe and that is sharing personal stories with a global au

bob at each. now me a spoke with that, i could see the sun, the ocean, couple trip. how she going to back usually with the money for the ball will be about it. but i'm not sure how much of a movie i asked them how they feel, seen their countrymen in the west hiding and bomb shelters and fleeing to europe with him, a new pathetic. 6 so great wanted to talk with you and your closure purchased at the store for just a minute. oh, he's the while. it's not, not immediately and let me in the nation you while we were already doing that will come with much though the back with each other than you thought your bye with the charge with lush, a grain already lost on by not what you on floyd than was the a b, like boy go here, you are going to going to where did you buy you? believe it if you're, when you get a she just got a v stuckness to leave even is that the college done years will bring that are still opinion there. is another i guess we're gonna be charged with to look at that vehicle as opposed to proj

bob decidedly provincials. so obviously, his advisors have convinced him and he has himself recognized there. what he needs to do now is go out and get his hands dirty. he needs to talk to people. he needs to talk, go to the small french market towns. he needs to go to the market, places into the shops and simply give people the idea that he is listening to them . because that was his big strategic mistake. in the past weeks. he thought he could sort of have an election campaign without leaving the l. a z palace being it just presidential and to be re elected for that. it's not the way it works in france. people want their president to be there and to be sort of on their side and, and to be a human being. not this sort of very alien creature that presides over the country from a, from a distance. so he will go out now and he has to gather votes, as well on the relatively far left. because john mcmillan shown the old, the far left firebrand. he made 3rd place, he gathered 20 percent of the vote and also from con

reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for the latest, bob. >>> a live look at oaky city hall. we'll try to get that shot up, where police are providing an update on their investigation about 24-year-old alexis gabe. she disappeared in late january. she was last seen in antioch, but her car was found abandoned in oakley. there has been no trace of her since, and no suspects announced. her family recently receiled a new reward of $10,000. you saw them briefly sharing that check. we're stream thing news conference live right now on nbcbayarea.com. we'll have an update coming up in our evening news cast. >>> another live look outside at the san francisco bay. this is a carnal cruise ship that arrived at pier 27 along the embarcadero. it will embark tonight from san francisco with passengers for the first time since the pandemic. carnival will start making four and five-day trips from san francisco to baja, mexico, and back. this comes after the cdc lifted its risk advisory for cruise ship travel last month, following two years of issuing warnings to travelers. that will

this bob went to the toilet. minutes after that, everything caught fire, which means that shrek, whose name was bob, could set everything on fire. oh, i don't know, well, take it easy x thanks, goodbye. hi nikita what's in your basket? yes, you don’t know margarita at home, it seems. yes, come look, i'll go drink some water. so nikolai petrovich now wait 10 minutes. let

joining meat right now to talk more about that as a ceo of goya foods, bob it's great to have you this weekend rate thanks very much for being here. first assess the situation. are you seeing inflation? >> good morning maria and happy easter to you too. absolutely saying inflation. and those were the days my friend. please take me back. in 2019 everything was good in the neighborhood. they weaponize coded, they overturned an election. they weaponize degree new deal. they started a war on fossil fuel. and now they have weaponize food. war has also started in southeast ukraine a lot of the planting occurred they said they're going to plant 25% less at the very low number because the irrigation systems have been hit by the families have been broken up. this is a war also against women and children. they sent all of these women and children into exile. the outlook for losing food in 2008 drained triple because raising corn for ethanol and the balance of food in the world is so fragile. any interruption creating an incredible amount of inflation. >> you have got food shortages areas of the

and the savvy journalist bob hunter. but how do you gain mainstream support for environmental protests? we learn from marshall fluid analysis of media. if we wanted to tell our story in the media, it wasn't about reciting the statistics or the data, or the science. we had to create a story that would move through the media, and this is what bob 100 called a mind bomb. and the idea was that this image would explode in people's minds and change their attitudes. all over the world. i in april of 1975, an opportunity presented itself to put their mind upon theory to the test. bar off the coast of california, they tracked down russian whalers. wyler said the whales threatened with extinction, provided the perfect image. commercial whalers are after the giant marine mammals fat wyler steered the boat up close and documented the carnage moon paul watson was on board 2. i volunteered to go on on to the whale, actually and to measure it. and we found out that it was a illegally take. i know i was also very, very ah, you know, ove

and from bob, bob from bob, we very little return. obviously as the previous, we knew that was the case with pastor with source because that's where most people die. and thes says, i don't know any information about mostly said, i'm nice because we've had overseas not going for 9 months or not signed in the information isn't good, positive or negative. so i can't comment on the, this is my heart for if you leave a consent because i just sometimes it's just an energy. yeah, i don't know. i have no idea. i still don't know, mary, or i don't know even a lie of how you current, you know, maybe start by i don't know anything. i'm just sit here every day thinking, you know where we are. is this silly crane is there? no, what street type of what snow we couldn't get exchange and now i think a few somebody places to worry about. you know, it's done now and all, all here is finished and then now are stuck here with this problem. so i can't really comment on sean. finally, a bill told that you made a call to british authorities for foreign exch

bob and from bob, from bob, from bob, we very little return. obviously as the previous, we knew that was the case with, with source because that's where most people dies. and thes says, i don't know any information about most we said, i'm nice because we've had overseas not going on. i might not find the information isn't good, positive or negative. so i can't comment on the decisions on my heart. or if you leave a consent because i just, sometimes it just abandoned me. i don't know. i have no idea. i still don't know, mary, or i don't know even a lie of how you current, you know, maybe start by i don't know anything on just sit here. are you thinking, you know, where are we at? is this silly crane? is there no, what street type you want to know? are we gonna get exchange? and now i think a few somebody places to worry about. you know, it's done now or, or here it is finished and then now are stuck here with this problem. so a car ready comment and shot. finally, a bill told that you made a call to british authorities for foreign exchange. i do

so bob, boston but a, b, c, r. so bob, bob smith, in fact, song is a bully, whiny, you put a gin of category, emily? correct? yearly blair, at a you know, crane. yup. and you might stacy by me small. yeah. let schneider is that a book called done the he shifted easily of the when you said to me, but the giving me where to boise bobby, which from cool place to my book invoke you clean up a good number to reach this home is when i go go social, no stamps, could you put your name, you or your old nature, you'd like me to pull your brain. i thank you. what i see are you from union wars which i must get on a police just know, spoke to somebody wanting him in the plan will done a brake windshield appointment for my children. and i thought you were, is us a 20 or ciocca with did you have to put a u. b was away. so you can project i need is near the as least the fetus of concordia lashley, kimly most cousin muslims commission union bushes. his course i use at the door with him just area of museums and one is about to pleas

tell us again what the book is called, bob? >> there are two books.white, and black. >> jesse: that's it. >> rescuing america from the revisionism and race hustlers and lessons from the least of these. these are books that describe black capacity. you know, jesse, the slave owners saw blacks as property. democrats see them as pawns. >> jesse: all right. >> still being used and they are willing to sacrifice black bodies to promote black votes and that's the real sin that we are witnessing and have to content with. >> jesse: all right. thank you very much. heather, bob, as always. >> thank you. >> jesse: another biden family member just got exposed by cbs news. this is trouble. and "primetime" crosses over to the dark side. >> what are you? >> so i am known as granny gott, i'm also a vampire. >> she is a demon. my name is aid directly, the elf. ♪ ♪ cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪♪ bipolar depre

and i just thought it was the uncle bob iglesia. i tell them, want to come such with swapper, michelle, bob wallach. you saw that roman alcala? yeah, exactly. on, on the well about lewis with pleasure to sit there with richard, with a miss destruction and despair, a group of friends resist rescuing books from the rubble. they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavour to rewrite their story and back a. ready ready ready ah, with to make it the exceptional katara always going places to go from the villas of correct us. so the battle fields around most of our job is to get to the truth and empower people through knowledge. lou.

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