bob: it is a blue square.ed to find something that symbolized pushing back against hatred and that is a symbol of unity and solidarity against all kinds of hate. i am technologically incompetent, but even i -- this little emoji is on everybody's cell phone and ipad. every message, every email i sent, has this blue square. david: you made a large contribution to help enhance its reputation. i assume other people are contributing as well? bob: we have had amazing support, yeah. our family has now committed over $75 million. bank of america has committed $10 million. there are many families that have made gifts. i should not say their names unless they give us permission, but we have touched a nerve. there is something going on in this country where people want to push back and are looking for a vehicle. i think this little blue square -- i hope it goes viral and pushes back against all hatred and bigotry and let us preserve the american dream that i think you and i have experienced. david: let's talk about israe

i am sure your friends said, bob, are you crazy? bob: my friends, my wife.t was the one time in our marriage she was ready to ring my neck. david: but now the commanders were sold for a purchase price of $6 billion and they have not won six super bowls. if you put your team up for sale, presuming it is worth $8 billion or $10 billion, would you consider selling or you are never going to sell? bob: never in my lifetime will i sell this team. i hope my children keep it going as well. it also builds community. it is a way to build bridges. you bring people of all backgrounds together. i think back to when we were privileged to win our first super bowl three, four months after 9/11. and boston, a city of 600,000 people -- 1.5 million people came out on the streets. very cold day. black, white, asian, gay, every background, all putting community and team first. that is a privilege and an honor. i look at this team like a community asset and i am never going to sell. david: let me ask you about the nfl. the nfl prices, or the value of the teams, have gone up becau

bob odenkirk. feimster is here this evening. that will be up ton of fun. everyone doing okay over there? if you watch the show, and hope you do, you know that i spend most of my time right over there scouring the low land dry zones for news for the finest palu story wood, chiseling out throw process known as bara-gaha-nawa, and refining it with my ohmic the goloya and adzes to create to the exquisitely detailed sri lankan buddha wood carving that is my monologue but sometimes, just sometimes i break into an abandon high school woodshop jacked on bath salts and white clock, hack the leg off a bus to her desk and fire up the rusty bandsaw and shelve my mangled wood slug against it until i affection for cursed hobos demon doll of news that is my segment. >> meanwhile! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: bang, right there. runway for landing. meanwhile... classic rock fans who play with dolls will be excited to hear that fleetwood mac singer steve phoenix now has her own barbie. >> nar about which she sa

it is former a's manager bob melvin. let's listen. >> joining us today on the on the dais is giant's chairman greg johnson. giants president and baseball operations, farhan zaidi and then manager bob melvin. today's program is going to feature opening remarks from both greg and far han and then we'll do a jersey presentation followed by a photo opportunity. bob will have a few remarks and then we'll get into questions from the media. so with that, i'll turn it over to greg. thank you and welcome. >> on behalf of the giants organization, i'm really excited to be here this morning to welcome bob, back home to the bay area into giants family. having been a member of this organization before as a player and growing up on the peninsula. bob seen firsthand the importance of giants baseball. this community and to our fans throughout northern california. he also knows how dedicated and loyal our fans are throughout the country and the world. i know i speak for many people both in this room today. and following from afar that we'

bob: that is another great question.the third quarter report, it shows what i've been looking for all year. our people just hiding in cash? cash has an asset class and it never should work and yet this is the year it's been working and last year it worked. this is the interesting thing. we saw a notable decline in cash flows. some of that went into the shorter end of t-bills but some of it did not. where it is going, some of that is bringing money into business investment. ai is part of the story. some of it is obviously the duration play. some of it is also seen leverage. i'm very excited about the fourth quarter leading to some of the real money guides that have been on the sidelines putting real money at work. alix: where to they do that? bob: ideally it might be the surprise of china not being as bad as expected. it could be not it could also be that people -- when i listen to investor calls india comes up about 15 times and china comes up same number. so i think emerging markets are one place to look at it. i think

bob melvin. he takes more steps to me and i go wait a minute. that is bob melvin. let's get him. let's get on. let's get him. >> and sure enough, we did. we have an exclusive pre news conference interview with a new manager at the san francisco giants. but he is not new to the san francisco giants as he actually played for them back. >> and 86 to 88. he's managed at 4 different places before landing this job. we're talking seattle, oakland, arizona, san diego padres just recently. and then the padres said go ahead, giants, you can interview him. and that's what the giants did. and they landed. bob melvin, who is coming back to the bay area. he actually manage the a's for 10 seasons. here is my exclusive interview with the man who i first thought was bob melvin and sure enough it was bob melvin. real quick. bob, what do you think about being the giants manager coming it's like a dream come true. be able to >> do this on both sides of the bay for a local guy. i mean, it's something you can't even d

bob, thank you for “oininu president. bob, thank you for joining us _ president. with _ president. bob, thank you for joining us with your— president. bob, thank you for joining us with your insights l joining us with your insights tonight. joining us with your insights toniaht. ., ~ joining us with your insights toniaht. . ~ i. 0n capitol hill, here in washington, republican house speaker kevin mccarthy is facing a rebuke from within his own party, as republican representative matt gaetz, of florida, has filed a motion to vacate him from his leadership role. here's the moment that it happened. the gentleman will state the form of his resolution. declaring the office of speaker of the house of representatives to be vacant. resolved that the office of the speaker of the house of representatives is hereby declared to be vacant. speaker mccarthy then posted on x, formerly known as twitter, saying simply, "bring it on." the move tees up a showdown in the house, as representatives will now need to decide whether to oust mccarthy over the next two days. but it's current

host: bob in detroit, what do you say about the election? caller: it is essential that our government starts functioning again given the crisis in the middle east. we need to help bring about peace with justice and humanitarian aid for both israel and palestine and deal with iran. host: bob on the house functioning as you just explained. fox news putting out, fox learned there are few republicans exploring ways to empower patrick mchenry with temporary powers through mid-november. november 17 is the deadline to continue funding the government. there is that tweet this morning. bob in detroit, michigan, independent, we'll take your thoughts. caller: anyone who can be elected who is republican because there is a majority of republicans in the house ought to be elected on a temporary basis just so our government can function effectively for the sake of our country and the sake of the world. host: bob there in detroit. j.d. in ohio, what do you say? caller: good morning, greta. i think the republicans and democrats need to work together especial

and bob, we are a quote to modern day atrocity. the country's vice president has also expressed a similar sentiments, saying washington's logic for imposing the measures was slowed. meanwhile, very united states claims it, tim paused and demand due functions on the zoom bob way. is it fair to provide voice transition to democracy and remote economic recovery? what kind of nonsense is that of numerous local residents in high re, especially young people, have been protesting against the western sanctions this week. the measures were initially imposed decades ago, and bob pointed something increasingly opposing them as the country strengthens its relations with neighboring powers. the southern african development community, which called this functions atrocity comprises of more than a dozen countries, bullets and bob boyds vice president who we just heard from there. constantino chill wind occurred recently that the country has lost more than a $150000000000.00 due to the sections the us on the use in post and following allegations of

but ultimately they decided to hire bob melvin and bob melvin. well, leaving san diego and san diego, not on great terms. he had a team with the payroll of about 250 million dollars superstars up and down the lineup. but they did not make the playoffs. it's not often that a team allows a division rival to pluck from their own. but that's exactly what the padres did told them. go ahead and interview and get bob melvin, if you want, even though bob melvin have one more year left on his contract, so not sure if the giants will need to compensate the san diego padres for that. but the bottom line is he is coming home back to the bay area. and just in case you're wondering, has this happen again, especially with the padres and the giants? and the answer is, yes, they did this back in 2007, it worked pretty well for the giants. some guy named bruce bocce. he came from the padres to the giants and ended up winning 3 world series and he is back in the world series on friday. so we have history on our side. the giants, they will introduce bob melvin a lit

and one of the original organisers, bob geldof, has given the show his blessing.n london, 7:00am in philadelphia, and around the world, it's time for live aid. one of the most famous concerts of all time is being turned into a musical. all right! live aid, which raised money forfamine relief in ethiopia, was watched by an estimated 1.5 billion people in 1985. now a stage version is heading to the old vic theatre in london with the blessing of the original organiser, bob geldof. # tell me why, i don't like mondays. live aid the musical, why? live aid the musical, who'd have thought? you know, live aid the musical happened a0 years ago, it was on in wembley, you know. they came and said, "we know you're going to say no, but we want to do it because our dads have never stopped talking about this day." we think it's theatre. you know, let's put on a show! # we can be heroes, just for one day. the musical is called just for one day after the line from david bowie's heroes. are there people playing david bowie and bono and freddie mercury? no, no, it's not a tribute thi

tim paused and dement days assumptions on the zoom bob way. is it fair to provide the void transition to democracy and to promote economic recovery? what kind of nonsense is that? well, this week, numerous local residents in her already especially young people, were protesting against the western functions of the measures were initially imposed decades ago and bump williams, helping increasingly opposing them as their country strengthens its relations with neighboring powers. the southern african development community group in which called the sanctions of atrocity comprises the wilson bob way is at vice president who we just heard from there. constantino chill wing recently declared that the country has lost more than a $150000000000.00 due to those sanctions. the us and the you impose them following allegations of electro fraud on human rights violations, accusation stuff. as in bob ways, government says we're on funded, here's local journalist, keep up this. it is estimated that sunsets have deprived zimbabwe over a $100000000000.00 worth o

that is bob melvin. he is still in his giants jersey and his cap. he is taking questions now from the press because the press conference wrapped up not too long ago. he was joined on stage by chairman of the board of directors greg johnson and president of baseball operations. they welcomed melvin back to the bay area. he is a native bay area -- native to the bay area, i should say, and he said he knows exactly the importance of giants baseball to fans and to people here in the bay area. now, both leaders from the organization saying they couldn't think of any other person they would want for his position. he said it's their relationship that comes second to what bob melvin is going to bring to this organization. bob melvin says this is a dream come true for him. >> you know, i grew up around here, as everybody knows, an absolute crazy bay area sports fan, you know, whether it was cal and stanford, whether it was the 49ers and the raiders, the giants and the a's, the warriors, i was into it all. and, you know, i was walking over here today thinking,

it turned out that bob handles speed well, and he not only drives, but manages to look at everythinging at the strange passenger in glasses. by the way, the law does not prohibit dogs from riding motorcycles this way. the traffic rules treat four-legged passengers as cargo. the main thing, inspectors say, is not to interfere with other traffic participants. a real biker, bob loves motorcycle parties and never misses meeting fellow enthusiasts. ride with the breeze, because there he has long been accepted as one of their own, the dog is quite brave, since he can hold on like that, on a motorcycle, as they say, endure all the hardships, endure the wind, rain, slush, just a dog worthy of champions. twelve-year-old makar is also proud of his smart dog, by the way, he and his father traveled half the country on a motorcycle , obedient, smart, beautiful yet, there is very little left before the end of the biker season, but while this couple has blown up the engine, they manage to catch the last warm days, it’s time connect heavy artillery, now we only... will save you, ivan semyonovich, pr

bob is 72 years old at least twice as old as any other member of the team. bob works crazy with his dog, blue, on the ability course and himself in the gym overcoming injuries. he and his dog just got back from the republic where competition was held and not winning any medals, he said they performed great. >> the interesting thing, people say are you nervous? i was nervous the week before, day before, i walked the course and said this is what i was going to do and knew exactly what i was going to do. when i got up there there was no trepidation or anxiety, this is what i will do. we got this because i knew she had the skills. >> something else bob told me blew me away. you would think at 72, he was thinking about winding down, not bob, he said the best part of the championship was learning techniques he is taking away to use in his training. >>> someone else was zooloo, who had a big culture to take to burning man. problem was just a week before it had to be done he broke his hand. he would not have finished except artists flocked to where he was working to

we know bob melvin really well.t more than a decade on the other side of the bay as the a's manager. but now he leads the team he used to play for in the late 1980s. here is nbc's anthony flores. >> reporter: bob melvin grew up in the bay area watching and rooting for the giants. early in his pro career, he played for the orange and black. 35 years later, he's returned home to become the 35th manager in franchise history. >> it's been a while since i had that jersey on. >> reporter: putting on the new uniform. bob melvin says it's still sinking in that he is now the manager of his hometown team. >> for me, this isn't even something has a kid you can even dream of. >> reporter: born in palo alto, melvin attended menlo atherton high school before heading off to cal for his freshman season of college. he played for the giants in the late 80s. he knows how much this franchise means to baseball fans in the bay area. >> san francisco is the giants. the giants are san francisco. and i don't think anybody understands that m

, looking forward to it. >> all right. >> exciting that bob melvin is back in the bay. and by the way, bruce bochy's rangers, they're up 1-0 in the series, and they're scoreless in game two. >> yeah, well we miss bruce bochy. it's nice to have bob melvin in the dugout. >> that seems to be the sentiment. >> thank you so much, matt. >>> coming up next, the castro's halloween party is back. we got an inside look at the big bash happening this weekend. from standing up to nazis and racism to boldly sharing the gospel around the world. j john and killy john share about the remarkable men and women whose bold faith made history. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. >>> in san francisco, a h

bob giil joining us also from the british capital.an end here on this edition of the news review here on press tv, but stick around there's play more to come as well. bye for now. germany's military assistance to ukraine undergoing criticism. protesters demonstrated in a public display of discontents for the arm supplies to kiev. the rallies were held in the cities of berlin and munich. the demonstrators said germany's decision to send more weaponry to ukraine risks escalation of the conflict with russia. some protesters demanded that germany pull out of the nato military alliance. some said the us is benefiting from germany's intervention in the... i'm mainly concerned with crisis intervention and resolving this armed conflict on the one hand, and the other hand, of course, there are trends in the militarization of germany. after all, from purely political point of view, germany is right in the middle, and america is shamelessly taking advantage of that too, using citizens. through media policy to perhaps ultimately use them for thei

bob gill. dr. gill give us your interpretation on uh the recent uh strikes by medical workers and of course uh your perspective on the effect that this recent 72-hour joint strike has had so far. thank you. yes, so strike action is last resort. the government have refused to come to the negotiating. to to discuss a way out of and a way to avoid the strike action, the problem is we have a political elite which is across the political parties, they are hell bent on privatizing the nhs, and in order to privatize the nhs, you have to dismantle the public health provision, and that includes driving down staff wages, creating a workforce crisis in terms of retention and recruitment. and also driving up waiting list, so so these three things actually suit the political agenda, that might sound perverse, but the preventable harm and death of patients is the lubricant required to build a burgining private sector within the uk, so this is all avoidable, the government is interested in driving up cost, either

bob. >> but i'm looking at that. bob.e him a mark ten for that. mark out of out of ten for that. >> ten, 10 to 10. bobby, you've got denise kiss. got to give denise a kiss. >> people nowadays, >> so young people nowadays, denise into the denise looking to get into the pop denise looking to get into the pop been there, pop industry. you've been there, you've . still you've done it. you're. still doing it. what sort of advice would you give them? if you want to be a singer like yourself, be yourself. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> don't let anybody mould you into something that you don't want and be aware of the want to be. and be aware of the people around you. yeah. some common use your common sense. yeah use your common sense. yeah use your common business >> the music business is extremely difficult, isn't it? i just it just made an album, believe it or really sold 500,000 copies. >> that's amazing. >> that's amazing. >> yeah. and you don't >> yeah. and if you don't believe in garage. >> yeah. and if you don't belwell, in garage.

bob giil joining us also from the british capital. with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review here on press tv, but stick around there's playing more to come as well. bye for now. russia says as it has intercepted and shot down 31 drones launched by ukraine over the regions bordering ukraine. russia's defense ministry said the drones were spotted and intercepted over the regions of belgrad, briyansk and kursk. the ministry added that russian jets also averted a ukranian attempt to penetrate into the krimia region via se. there was no immediate reports of potential casualties or damage from ukraine's latest aerial and naval strikes. meanwile the governor of russia's southern region of briansk reported that ukrainian forces fired cluster munitions but caused no casualties or damage. ukraine has stepped up cross-border drown attacks since the country launched is counter offensive early june. russia says it has repelled most of the attacks downplaying their significance. germany's military assistance to ukrai

bob. >> but i'm looking at that. bob. give him a mark ten for that. mark out of out of ten for that. >> ten, 10 to 10. bobby, you've got denise kiss. got to give denise a kiss. >> people nowadays, >> so young people nowadays, denise into the denise looking to get into the pop denise looking to get into the pop been there, pop industry. you've been there, you've . still you've done it. you're. still doing it. what sort of advice would you give them? if you want to be a singer like yourself, be yourself. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> don't let anybody mould you into something that you don't want and be aware of the want to be. and be aware of the people around you. yeah. some common use your common sense. yeah use your common sense. yeah use your common business >> the music business is extremely difficult, isn't it? i just it just made an album, believe it or really sold 500,000 copies. >> that's amazing. >> that's amazing. >> yeah. and you don't >> yeah. and if you don't believe in garage. >> yeah. and if you don't belwell, in gar

bob giil joining us also from capital. with that it brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review here on press tv, but stick around there is more to come as well. and to the us where 6500 medical staff at kyster permanent country's largest non-profit healthcare organization have walked off their jobs over worsening work conditions, the largest healthcare strike in us history was called after talks failed to resolve a dispute over pay and staffing levels, strikers call for raise and protection against subcontracting and outsourcing of labor among otherts. the industrial action is expected to continue for three days. the union representing the workers has threaten to engage in further strikes in november if in its words, kaiser continues to commit unfair labor practices. meanwile the medical firm has warned customers to expect longer than usual. wait times, this is the latest in a series of strikes over worsening work conditions in the us after hollywood riders and the united autoworkers. colin camblell is of

and one, they just got that in bob melvin.ut it will also be interesting to see what they do in the offseason. now, talk about that in a second. but first have about because i asked being that it hasn't been since 2014 that they've won a world series. are you itching and scratching to get this team back to their winning ways in? well, he said there's no pressure, but he did also say the ix. >> i wouldn't say it pressure? there's always pressure when you go out and play. it's more responsibility that i feel here even more. so maybe then wherever i've been because of the fact i grew up here. so, you know, pressure just part of it all. but the expectation is going to be to win here from day one definitely have the resources to do it. >> from day one in those show will go in effect in this offseason when it comes to the people that they're able players, they're able to bring him because obviously a lot of other division rivals are, you know, aggressive or expected to be aggressive. this offseason with bringing in players, especial

but bob melvin. >> coming home. and unlike new people, get lost around, you know, coming and where do i go? what some good eats around here? you can ask bob melvin where i should go to get some goodies because he is quite familiar with the bay area. 61 years old and he is coming home again. so you can go home once again. pretty cool. yeah, absolutely. thank you very much. well, >> 805, time right now. and let's go to the latest in our developing story, which is that flight that had to be diverted. it was supposed to go to has have foe and the pilot from the bay was off duty and this pilot was in the jump seat in the cockpit. pull emergency alarms that could have cut the engines. everybody is ok, but now he's got to face the music in court. yeah, and we're learning new details about what he says led up to what happened. >> his name joseph emerson. he claims he ate magic mushrooms in the days leading up to the flight in question. so >> he's now pleaded not guilty to these 83 counts of attempted a second degree attempt

or no reason bob was across the country. i've been walk into the reality and the effects that sometimes i've had on the economy. that was claims that functions that we introduced during the legs, former president robot, to guide the boy and the top government leads. but the situation of the ground tells a completely different story. the functions of affected critical sectors, such as the health, water, energy, and transportation. in 2021, a us special reports or on sanctions issued a report. calling for the lifting of western sciences on the country due to the devastating impact the report describes the housing bob was an ability to develop is directly leads to the financial sanctions. the southern african development company decided to as also obtain its weight behind the lifting of sanctions. the original blog declared to 25 october as a day to push for the removal of the restrictions. today is involved with the across the country marching, demanding the removal of siding since the big question is, well the wisdom country

nbc bay area's bob redell is in brentwood this morning. bob, what are folks saying to you? >> reporter: a lot of people, a lot of the people we spoke with did feel it. i happened to be in liver more at the time in my car when i got the alert. my wife immediately called me. she was also in livermore at the time at home, and we were expecting to feel a shaking if the alert was going to be ten second or whatever. we didn't feel anything. in brentwood, a number of people we spoke with did feel some shaking. these were all people who have been in the state for a long time, the state of california, who have felt other quakes before. this is what they had to say. >> oh, i thought i was dizzy. >> reporter: you were standing up many. >> i was. >> reporter: and what did you feel? >> just like a swing. but i've been through big ones. >> reporter: so, this didn't compare. >> no. >> reporter: we, again, are in brentwood, which is about a 20-minute drive south of the epicenter in the middle of the delta. it makes sense a lot of people here would have felt it. no reports of any damage. li

. >> nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from walnut creek. this is where more than 100 kaiser workers are on the picket lines this morning there. so, bob, talk to us about their demands, because there's list of demands they want, right? >> reporter: basically, it's better pay and stamping and what was initially maybe 100 people you see behind me is now i would say well over a few hundred workers here outside kaiser walnut creek. at 6:00 this morning, they started picketing. there are more than 37,000 kaiser workers in california who walked off the job, and about 38,000 more walked off the job in other parts of california, including sacramento and los angeles, and also other states, including colorado, oregon, washington state, washington, d.c. this is video from springfield, virginia, just outside d.c. it's supposed to be a three-day strike. union leaders posted on social media this morning, "day one, the largest health care worker strike in u.s. history begins. let's do this." you can hear people honking their horns in support of the strikin

and elizabeth dole, bob dole was a major player in all of this, he really was.emember getting in trouble because someone was criticizing bob dole on the floor for why do we need curb cuts and all those kind of things, and i got myself in trouble. so, so many really important people here who made it all possible. tammy duckworth, she's too young. steny hoyer. madeleine dean. jerod huffman. i think they're supposed to be here. mark, are you here? mary kay scanlon. i keep telling them, i think i'm related. we went to ireland and they did my genealogy and i have a scanlon in the background. i may be your 19th cousin. jan schakowsky. good to see you. and deana titus. is tim shriver here? tim, thank you, pal. you've been there the whole time in the special olympics. it's incredible what you've done. and i'm not going to read all the organizations because you'll get a sunstroke by the time i get finished doing that. look, i want to welcome y'all to the white house. and selma, thank you for the direction and thank you for your advocacy. your advocacy has given people ho

it's bad enough being bob geldof, it's slightly worse seeing somebody pretending to be you.vegas, have a look at this because it's not an optical illusion or virtual reality — it's the las vegas sphere, the new ball shaped venuein vegas sphere, the new ball shaped venue in the city and the world's largest led screen. the irish rock band youtube played the first show of their residency there. # you're the real thing, yeah # you're the real thing, yeah # you're the real thing, yeah # you are the real thing... # you are the real thing... # even better than the real thing... so that's what bono, the edge and the rest of the band looked like close up. here's what the audience saw inside the venue, it's incredible, and what you can show for the first time, the cute high definition wraparound screen gives the audience an immersive experience like no other. they pretty much succeeded there, didn't they? stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, good afternoon. contrasting conditions again across the uk, with a warm humid air hanging on towards the south. misty, murky too across pa

you just -- >> jesse: bob, you just blew me away. anything that graphic and that terrifying in my entire career. that was one hell of a description of what it's like underground. >> each one of us raised our hands and gave up to, including our life, if need be, to go into the service and fight for our country. we didn't ask what's your race your color creed or persuasion was or religion you're an american good enough for us. same attitude in israel you're an is really and they will fight and die for their country and their loved ones and we've got your six. >> jesse: well, we salute you here, bob. >> thank you. >> jesse: what a great hero you are. love you man. >> i don't know about the hero part but just to serve, did my job. that's it. no hero. >> jesse: we appreciate you. >> thank you. >> jesse: god bless. well, the fight in the tunnels underneath gaza is just the beginning. our very own pete hegseth got a firsthand look of these terror tunnels just a few years ago. watch. >> so here we are just roughly 700 meters from the gaza bo

for markets, what are are you expecting in way of third quarter, bob? do you think we are going to hear some negative ep assessments of what 2024 looks like? >> i think, like the first and second quarters maria that came in better than expected what is still down i think similar for the third quarter we relatively okay relative to expectations but not growing, in terms of earnings, and i think you are absolutely right. what do they say about how business is now? looking into 2024? i think we will see weakness, margin pressure will creep in, therefor some pricing power question will we still have cost pressures maybe some demand reduction will cause mix if not further cuts. >> guidance is critical during earnings periods, it is releases, how are you allocating capital will today? >> you know, so,, for a broad-based balanced portfolio we say yet liberal on bonds, as yields go up, don't neglect front end 5% don't put all money there because that 5% won't last forever, in terms of equities be really careful, you got to have some, but don't own a lot of thin

also with us is stephanie pomboy and bob nardelli. churs indicating a decline at the start of trading of. we have a busy day of earnings and busy several weeks. morgan stanley expected to report this hour, net mix and nd tesla after the bell. what is the impact of higher interest rates on earnings. >> i don't think it's a big deal for tech. tech is flush with cash in general. if you look at the balance sheet of apple and microsoft, they have so much money they don't have to worry about going out and borrowing money. so i think that's going to be irrelevant to their earnings. they'll be up on the big five like 30% year over year. so they're going to be magnificent earnings. it's priced into the multiple as well. if you look at netflix, trading at 40 times forward earnings, look at tesla at 74 times forward earnings, it's insane in my opinion. so i think they have props and those stocks are pretty much off the highs from two years ago but overall this is going to be a very good earnings season. i talked about this a lot and we're going

bob is over there right now.ill want to head over there later tonight, the game is at 7:00 p.m. go, warriors, start the season with that other guy, kevin something. we have overnight construction, one of the bores for the caldecott tunnel. there's still some work going on eastbound, according to the grid. i don't see any slowing. we'll always have one bore open. now, as we're looking through contra costa county, we see the build for vasco road heading out toward alameda county. you're basically at a half an hour toward 580. back to you. >>> 5:42 right now. a community on edge. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," parents anxious after a deadly weekend house shooting at a party. the growing tensions involving two high schools coming to a head last night in a heated meeting. >>> also, niner fans are asking what went wrong after monday night football doesn't go quite as planned. postgame reaction from star quarterback brock purdy. at first, i used better than bouillon for broth. and then stir fry... sauces.

bob odenkirk is back on the show, everybody! and applause he is just about to start his second season as a cast member at "saturday night live. shoemaker, do you remember my second year at "saturday night live"? his is going to go a lot better. [ light laughter ] which is insane, and frankly unfair he is wonderful. marcello hernandez is also going to be joining us [ cheers and applause and she -- we're so happy to have her here. she was a writer here at this very show, she's an incredible comedian her new book, "unreliable narrator: me, myself, and imposter syndrome" is out now. our friend aparna nancherla is back with us so excited to talk to her. [ cheers and applause also, real quick, during the strike, i started a podcast with my brother it's called "family trips," and we talked to different celebrity guests about the trips they took as kids. we just recorded ones with john mulaney and nick offerman this week. they'll be out soon. and, you know, i've been saying every time i hold up this picture that i'm the cute one and my

means in russian , no, beans, this is it, bob, seriously, yes, bob, beans, seriously, hello bob, aboutour move, professor, okay, okay, 1, 2, don bernet, make sure it doesn’t burn, as usual. reade set go. oh my god, come on, barbara, barbara, you have a heavy hand, and this is camel milk, the national drink of the tuaks, there are dates, flour, very tasty, but very bitter, sorry, sorry, barbara, we'll finish it next time. wait, wait, i’m badly burned, let me find you a t-shirt, oh well, something will heal before the wedding, you can’t just cook us rostov people, that’s right, that’s right, okay, come on, bye, bye. it’s not his fault that you hate me, you’re wrong, i hate specifically the one because of whom i became a colleague, but everyone in general, doctors are not to blame for your troubles, you know, i never told you that, but you're forcing me, right? interesting, i regret that i invited you to live with us, mom, mommy, don’t say that, don’t, by accident, and caesar salad, i didn’t add onions, it’s been a long time since we sat like this, it feels like an eternity, mouse, everyt

they fired gabe kapler a few weeks ago, and now they've hired bob melvin. multiple sources are reporting that melvin is returning to the bay area. the 61-year-old melvin grew up on the peninsula, graduated from m.a. in the late '80s, he was a catcher for the giants. he's managed several teams, including more than ten seasons with the a's before taking over the padres a few years ago. we talked with a's studio host for nbc sports bay area brodie brazil. >> over this past weekend when we all learned that the padres gave the giants permission to interview bob melvin, you kind of had a feeling there was nothing that was going to stop this. in working with bob for about a decade in oakland and knowing his past before that, this is an exceptional opportunity for san francisco. i hope fans know that, that they're taking advantage of something right now. those two did connect in oakland. they had prior experience, and that's why you'd have to think that this is one of the shortest interviews that has ever taken place in the managerialbrodie, . farhan zaidi and melv

thank you, bob. as bob stated, my name is nela gonsalves and i'm the co-executive director for one treasure island. i'd like to share with you a few highlights of our work over the last month . treasure island programing. we are having our 16th cohort of the construction training program and we have a graduation this friday at 11 a.m. on treasure island. and the invitation was included in your packet. and we hope you can join us. we're very excited to have this class graduate almost 50% of the class is already working , so we're excited about that. i'd like to move on to some community engagement and events . our island wide community meeting this month will be partnering with the san francisco police department and we will be hosting a community meeting along with the police department. it will be in person on the 18th at in building one. so we're excited to have the community come out, not only hear about all the events that are happening, but also what's going on through the police. we held an isl

bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> all right, bob. thanks. >>> starting today, drivers arrested for di in san jose may go somewhere other than straight to jail. it's a pilot program. officers now have the option to take first-time dui offenders to a recovery station rather than immediately booking them drunk into the santa clara county jail. now, the offender is still charged. the punishment doesn't change. the program is meant to save the officers' time. officers still have the option to take the offender straight to jail if they think that's a better option. >>> an invasive snail species now threatening a bay area fish farm. last month, conservationists found invasive mud snails. they're tiny. on the shores of lake tahoe. officials at the hatchery have found the same snails in the farm's people line. workers say it's not yet alarming, the number of snails, but they want to prevent the spread. anyone planning to travel russian river by boat is asked to inspect their equipment and remove any snails sxwroom a live look at the golden ga

>> thanks for the question, bob.'ve been trying to tell investors, they have to stay invested for the long term and the higher interest rate environment is something that for long-term investors they're having an opportunity to be more diversified, to be in money market funds operating 5.25 type yield. there are opportunities we really haven't seen. long-term investors, we think there's a lot of compelling value in money markets, bond funds, and when you talk about the direction of interest rates, again, we think the federal reserve as a couple more hikes potentially in store because the markets are still operating at a relatively high level. >> still 5.25% money market funds? >> what we think the fed has a good potential to raise rates at least one to two more times between now and the end of the rate hiking cycle. the goal is to stay at an elevated level for longer. the economy is still running at a relatively fast speed, and so we think they will be for a long time. >> below average returns for stocks in the next

. >> reporter: also elated to see the warriors back, local businesses like bob's kabob. >> it's good business. >> reporter: her first warriors game. >> start them young. favorite player? >> steph curry. >> yeah! >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> nbc bay area's anthony flores will continue our coverage from chase center in ten minutes. cruising no more, the dmv is pumping the brakes on the cruise robotaxis in san francisco. why and what's next? >>> how do you stop a crime that happened in seconds? oakland has a plan to use social media to stop car break-ins. >>> another look at the powerful hurricane headed to acapulco a >>> just in, she's safe. the missing 4-year-old who was taken from her home on mission street. police initially stated she was with a relative. no word about the woman's whereabouts or any arrest or potential charges. police tell us the little girl is in good health. more details tomorrow. >>> up until yesterday, they were buzzing around san francisco carrying passengers with no driver. >> as of tonight, the driverless cars from cruise are no longer

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bob costello is suing rudy giuliani for legal fees. >> bob costello's firm is suing for legal fees. i don't know that bob costello personally has signed off only. >> he has. he's issued a statement saying rudy giuliani shouldn't complain about it given that there's over $1 million in unpaid legal fees to my firm. >> my firm, right. if he was representing him independently as a solo pract practitioner, it might not be the same situation. >> do you think it makes it harder to get an attorney? >> certainly. who will sign on with a guy who doesn't pay. >> when you look at this defamation suit that he has filed against president biden, what do you make of it? >> i think the phrase, russian pawn is probably too general, too vague to sustain a defamation suit. i think it is worth it in the bigger picture, to reflect on what a dizzying fall from grace he's had. the u.s. attorney for the sudden district of new york. 20, 25 years. i never met him but i was proud the work in an office. his portrait was up on the wall. this was a point of pride and now there is no other way to put it. he's beco

they wanted bob melvin and they got bob melvin. and as you mentioned, they will have a conference, news conference a little bit later this morning to introduce him. welcome back to the bay area. bob melvin, he's from paulo. also, he actually went to college at cal berkeley, played for the giants from 86 to 88. more importantly, not only did he play well, he was 3 times manager of the year. the latest obviously was with the san diego padres. he had 18 payroll of 250 million dollars, but they didn't reach the playoffs. so things didn't go out so well for him in san diego, which is why it doesn't happen often. but the san diego padres gave permission to the giants. the talk to him and sure enough. bob melvin was the guy that the san francisco giants ultimately hired to be their new manager. why? well, they fired gabe kepler 3 games left on the season after 3 seasons with the san francisco giants. things just didn't work out. as far as bob melvin. i've already mentioned that he's from the bay area and went to college here. he played fo