carleton: make sense.st rates go up by five and a quarter percentage rates over this cycle, why have some economies seemed so resilient in the face of that? what is going on here? >> i have been arguing that we have been in a recession. we've been in a recession since the beginning of last year. it is just a rolling recession. we've had a few of these unusual phenomenon over the years. we had one in the mid- 80s, one in the mid- 1990s, 2014, 15, 16. an economic slowdown. it was a growth recession and other way to describe it. basically, it was a rolling recession. housing went into recession very quickly at the beginning of last year. consumers, after they lifted the lockdown restrictions, we all had cabin fever we wanted to go shopping to release that dopamine to make us feel better. i'll be goodbye was goods. we could not buy services. they still had social distancing restrictions. we had this buying binge for goods. we got everything that we wanted all of a sudden, we could travel we could go to restaur

joining me now is lori carleton's daughter, ari carleton.hese circumstances. thank you so much for being with us. i'm so sorry for your loss. how are you holding up? >> well, me and my family are just trying to, you know, take it hour by hour, trying to find some sense of normalcy. and finding that that's the hardest part, just coming to terms with the new normal without our mate yar ki. >> your mom sounds like such an incredible lady. her interest in fashion goes way back. i was reading she worked at fred sea gull when she was just starting out. what do you want people to know about her? >> well, that's a loaded question. my mom and i were very close because she had such a long history in the retail industry and was such a pioneer in it. and i, myself, have been in the retail industry my whole life. and i owe that to her. but i think what i really just want people to know about her was just how selfless and kind and compassionate she was. she always put the needs of others ahead of her own. and, you know, we had a really rough winter here i

. >> reporter: tonight, a california resort town consumed with grief, after law lauri carleton, a store owner, wife, and mother of nine, was killed, authorities say, confronting hate. >> it's hard for me to just not break down >> reporter: the san bernardino county sheriff says travis ikeguchi shot the 66-year-old friday at her shop, adding, her death is now being investigated as a potential hate crime. >> ikeguchi tore down a pride or rainbow flag hanging in front of the mag.pi store, an yelled many homophobic slurs, and during the confrontation, ikeguchi shot and killed carleton. >> reporter: nearby business owners say customers ran from the scene. deputies later killing ikeguchi in a shootout. the sheriff says the 27-year-old was armed with an unregistered semiautomatic handgun, noting his social media is rife with anti-lgbtq posts >> it looks like the suspect acted alone, but we want to be sure that that's the case >> reporter: carleton didn't identify as lgbtq, but friends say she was an ally her death comings amid a rise in attacks against the lgbtq community. one study tracking m

during no carleton sauter, ari carleton. >> are, i am so sorry that we're talking under these circumstancesing with. us i am so sorry for your lost. how are you holding up? >> me and my family are just trying to take it hour by hour, trying to find some sense of normalcy and finding the that's the hardest part. just, coming to terms with the new normal without her. >> i, mean your mom sounds like such an incredible lady, and her interest and i know one fashion goes way back. i was reading she worked at fred segel when she was just starting out. what do you want people to know about her? it's a loaded question, my mom and i were very close because she had such a long history in the retail interest-y. it was such a pioneer in it. i myself a bit in the retail industry my whole life and i owe that to her. i think what i really just want people to know about her was just to be selfless and kind and compassionate she was. she always put the needs of others ahead of her own. you know, we had a really rough winter here in southern california, and her and my father had opened up a free store next to

carleton confronted ikeguchi and during the confrontation, ikeguchi shot and killed carleton. >> i heard something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too, was he frozen? >> big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later, close friend robin lyles is still in disbelief that a friend she described as a courageous force for inclusivity was gunned down. >> we are all feeling extreme anger, sadness, and love for lauri and what she was to this community. >> reporter: as an ally of the lgbtq community, the mother of nine continuously put up pride flags at her business that were targeted. >> being a straight white woman, that wasn't her -- it wasn't what she needed or wanted for herself, it was for others. it was very selfless. >> reporter: as a flag outside carleton's shop now waves at half staff, loved ones say her spirit will continue. >> reporter: what is her legacy? >> to not allow hate to win. >> reporter: residents here say the support carleton provided was critically needed, as anti-lgbtq sentiments are on the rise

d the gunman who they say killed lauri carleton after ripping down her pride flag and they say yellinglurs. this as tributes pour in from politicians, movie stars and her family, a lot of them remembering her bravery. this morning, devastation on display, near california's scenic lake arrowhead after well known local shop owner laura ann carleton was gunned down by 27-year-old travis ikeguchi, who they say cut down a pride flag in her store and yelled antigay slurs. >> carleton, who worked at mag pie, confronted ikeguchi and during the confirmation ikeguchi shot and killed carleton. >> reporter: after the fatal shooting, authorities caught up with ikeguchi and killed him after they say he opened fire with a handgun, hitting patrol cars. they say ikeguchi's social media counts are filled with antigay posts and they're investigating this as a potential hate crime. friday's murder leaving the town stunned, neighboring store owner and friend robin lyles says a customer broke the terrible news. >> basically screamed, lauri's been shot, they're saying she's been killed. >> reporter: the 66-y

signs of love and support flood this space where loved ones say hate killed lauri carleton. carleton was shot and killed friday after police say the shooter made several disparaging remarks about the pride flags hanging outside her shop. her best friend tells cbs news by phone that she exchanged words with the man and went back into the store, and that's when he shot her. >> i heard the first shot. i said, there's something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too? was he frozen? >> big time. big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later, close friend robin lyles is still in disbelief that a friend she described as a courageous force for inclusivity was gunned down. >> we're all feeling extreme anger, sadness, and love for lauri and what she was to this community. >> reporter: as an ally of the lgbtq community, the mother of nine continuously put up pride flags at her business that were targeted. >> being a straight white woman, that wasn't her. it wasn't what she needed or wanted for herself. it was f

outside a second store carleton owned in los angeles, a growing memorial. robin lyles was a close friend. how do you make sense of this? >> you can't make sense of it. it's senseless. >> reporter: while her daughter called her mom fearless writing on instagram, her flags had been torn down before, and she always responded by putting up a bigger one adding simply, our family is broken. maggie vespa, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, what's behind at least nine cases of malaria this summer in three states as cases turn up farther and farther north. we'll talk with a top researcher looking for answers next. would comfort me. but now, they've become aggressive. this mouth used to sing me lullabies. now, it's unrecognizable. if your loved one with alzheimer's dementia has become agitated, it's not their fault. they could have agitation in alzheimer's dementia, which can cause behavior beyond their control. help your loved one. learn more at agitationinalz.com. to you? help your loved one. you get roped in with phone offers, that bind you to a 3-year device contract.

carleton, who worked at magpie, confronted the man, and during the confirmation, he shot and killed carleton nbc's maggie vesper spoke to a friend a neighboring store owner about that moment. >> basically, he screamed, lauri's been shot. close your door. he might still be out there. and i said, oh my gosh, is she okay? and he said, no, i think she's been killed. hearing the words is something very shocking. >> it is shocking. this is the latest on what has been a string of violent attacks on lgbtq folks, people expressing support for them. just over three weeks ago, a 28 year old gay dancer in new york city was just out with his friends, when he was stabbed to death at a service station. a group of men confronted the group at the station, reportedly, hurling homophobic slurs. and telling them to stop dancing. the suspect in the killing is 17 years old. recent report telling over 350 incidents of harassment, vandalism, and assault against lgbtq folks from june 2022 to through april to 2023. el goldberg is a staff writer for the los angeles times, who spent time in the community of cedar, glen

carleton an outspoken ally of the lgbtq community.her daughters released a heartbreaking message on social media. remembering their mother as fearless, cool and compassionate. always putting others first. tributes pouring in from celebrity customers and clients. including jamie lee curtis, sexy messages kristen davis and frederik sewell. we're not director policy posting that laurie carleton was my friend. if people do not think anti-gay and trans rhetoric isn't dangerous, think again. >> tonight, police have identified the 27 year old gunman. officials tell us nbc news they're investigating the killing as a possible hate crime. with me now to discuss, sarah kate ellis president and ceo of -- this is a census and horrific crime. it is also one that you and your organization do not find shocking. tell me more. >> yeah, unfortunately we do not find it shocking. we just released a report with the adl at the end of june. it looked at the past year for violence and hate speech against our community. or threats of violence i should say. the

outside, a second store carleton owned, robin lyles was a close friend >> you can't make sense of it. it's senseless >> reporter: carleton's daughter calling her mom fearless, writing on instagram her flags had always been torn down before and she always responded by putting up a bigger one adding simply, our family is broken >>> now to a close call and stunning story out of pakistan seven students and their teacher were rescued from a cable car left dangling 900 feet above a ravine this 14-hour ordeal was broadcast on television, gripping that nation let's go live now to claudio lavanga who's been following the story for us good morning what more can you tell us about this very delicate rescue? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. well, in the early hours of tuesday, those students and the teacher were using that cable car to travel from a remote mountain village north of islamabad to a nearby school all of a sudden, one two cables snapped leaving it to dangle 900 feet over a ravine. that kick started, as you mentioned, a 14-hour rescue mission called difficult and grueling that was f

outside both carleton's stores, growing memorials. >> it's shock, it's outrage, it's anger. we have to -- we have to be together nationally against what we're facing. >> reporter: and david, so many people that we spoke to here speaking out about love and acceptance. authorities believe he acted alone, but they say they are investigating if he was tied to a larger hate group. david? >> david: zohreen shah, thank you. >>> we turn now to the harrowing rescue in northwestern pakistan. eight people, including six children, trapped in a cable car for up to 16 hours. a heart-stopping 600 feet above a ravine. one child seen hoisted up be a safety line to a military helicopter. a first responder setting up a makeshift rescue line. tonight, all eight have been rescued and are okay. just incredible. >>> when we come back tonight, you'll see the video of the police raid inside that 98-year-old woman's home. the co-owner of that newspaper raided. her family says she died a date layer from the stress. and what she can be heard saying to authorities in her home. >>> also tonight, right ou

yeah, deputies identifying the gunman yesterday saying he shot lauri carleton after ripping down herlocal shop owner laura anne carleton was gunned down by travis ikeguchi who they say cut down a p.r.i.d.e. nag in her store and yelled antigay slurs >> carleton, who worked at magpie, confronted ikeguchi and during the confrontation ikeguchi shot and killed carleton. >> reporter: after the fatal shooting on friday, deputies caught up with ikeguchi a mile from the store and killed him after they say he opened fire with a handgun hitting patrol cars they say ikeguchi's social media accounts are filled with anti-gay posts and they're investigating this as a potential hate crime friday's murder leaving the town stunned, neighboring store owner and friend robin lyles says a customer broke the terrible news. >> basically screamed lauri's been shot. they're saying she's been killed >> reporter: the 66-year-old leaving behind a husband of 28 years and a blended family including nine children. two of her daughters remembering their mother as fearless, cool, and compassionate, while tributes pou

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it's worth pointing out that lauri carleton did not herself as identify as lgbtq plus, but was describedy among the community. her daughter actually told cnn that this was not the first time that the pride flags outside of her store had been vandalized. so this was something that happened time and time again, of course, as you look across the nation we have seen time and again these attacks on the lgbtq community, many of them turning very deadly. >> all right, josh campbell, we appreciate you bringing this latest update to us tonight. up next, a kiss at the women's soccer world cup has sparked fury and an apology from a spanish official. we'll have the latest, next. what it says about the state of women's sports. we, the moms who have lost our children to social media harms. we, we, we have had enough. our politicians have failed. working for lobbyists, not us. we need your voice to pass the kids online safety act this fall. join us. join us. join us. join us. (♪) let's lead the way. (♪) just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago,

on the "barron's roundtable" carleton english and jacob. , the stocks did in down but it seemed like a goldilocks number coming from the fed in terms of the payroll. >> the payroll was exactly what you want to see. 187,000 jobs created below expectation the previous months were revised lower as well. we saw a job market that is creating jobs but not an overheating market vote for. an appointment remains low. but we would like to see that, for little bit but all in all this is a pretty good number this is the economy may have for the soft landing treat will be looking ahead to the cpi reading next week and i don't know what data that is but to see if we can keep getting the soft landing goldilocks scenario to continue. jack: that doesn't come from the fed i have said on the brain because of watching it so carefully. i want to ask about the readings agency by fitch downgrading u.s. debts, most interesting the response from economists and others, why is this coming out now it's very strange. the market seem to react but you said investors are looking for something else. >> if you look a

and maggie vespa tells us what led to laura ann carleton's murder. >> we're all suffering.lled a senseless act of violence, a california community in mourning after authorities say a shop owner, designer for the stars, wife and mother, was shot and killed angry about a pride flag. deputies say 66-year-old laura ann carleton died friday at her store mag.pi near lake arrowhead. the suspect had moments earlier made several disparaging remarks about a rainbow flag that stood outside the story. robin nearby said others had noticed a man peering in to storeducking between cars but had no idea things had turned violent. >> basically screamed lori has been shot, close your door, he might still be out there, and i said is she okay. and he said no, i think they are saying that she's been killed. and hearing the words, something very shocking. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect fled on foot leaving carleton to die at the scene. deputies found them more than a mile north of the shop, they say the suspect was armed with a handgun. authorities writing when deputies attempted to con

that was also going to be page to you and professor at carleton university in canada. no athletes or countries encourage or forced political involvement. they just pay their sport, but with every aspect of life increasingly becoming divided. therefore controversial, of course, is expected athletes whether by choice or not would have more influence in games, having nothing to do with their support. they're ironic part when ashley's on the global scale become a political figureheads, is usually the ones to make the most noise about one issue fails to actually address the issues in their own homeland. and 1936 adolf hitler use the grand or of hosting the berlin olympics to promote arion and supremacy and nazi propaganda. many publications, the west called for a boycott, especially the black own media in the united states. however, the 18 black athletes on team usa went on to win 14 elliptic metals. and while the world solve them is a major blow to a hitler's racist ideology. upon returning home jesse owens, one of the black metal winners reflected in his writings, it beca

. >> reporter: 66-year-old laura ann carleton was fatally shot friday evening at her clothing store near lake arrowhead. the san bernardino county sheriff's department says the suspect "made several disparaging remarks about a rainbow flag that stood outside the store before shooting carleton." the male suspect, who has not been identified, then fleeing on foot. authorities saying they located the armed suspect about a mile away. "a lethal force encounter occurred and the suspect was pronounced deceased." a recent report by the glaad says they've seen a rise in rhetoric targeting the lgbtq+ community, coinciding with more than 300 incidents of harassment and assault in a recent ten-month period. friends writing that when someone took down her flag or vandalized it, she'd put up another one. >> she did tend to be a fierce defender and ally and supporter of the lgbt community. she was very proud of her friends and her flag and people living the way that they can authentically live. >> reporter: there is also a growing memorial at her store location here in studio city. it's called mag pie,

signs of love and support flood the space where loved ones and say hate killed lauri carleton.day after police say the shooter made several disparaging remarks about the pride flags hanging outside her shop. her best friend tell cbs news my phone that she exchanged words with the man and went back into the store and that is when he shot her. >> i heard the first shot. i said, there is something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too? was a frozen? >> big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later, close friend robin lyles is still in disbelief that a friend she described as a courageous force for inclusivity was gunned down. >> we are all feeling extreme anger, sadness, and love for lauri and what she was to this community. >> reporter: as an ally of the lgbtq community, the mother of nine continuously put up right flags at her business that were targeted. >> being a straight white woman, it wasn't what she wanted for herself, it was for others. it was very selfless. >> reporter: as a flag outside carlto

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carleton: you can watch the seinfeld refunds -- reruns as much as you want. thank you. great ideas today. to read more check out this week's edition at barron's roundtable.com. don't forget to follow us on from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in helps position you for the week ahead. i am jackie. here for maria bartiromo. anna president moment in our nations history. president trump turning himself in in fulton county on thursday. he spoke to fox about the " uncomfortable experience". >> a travesty of justice. i did nothing wrong and everybody knows it. that goes for the other ones, too. what they are doing is election interference. they are trying to interfere with a an election. there is never been anything like it before. jackie: trump making a dramatic return to x to post his own mug shot. his campaign is now using it on t-shirts and mugs for fundraising. this is coming as the dust settles around the first gop debate. lasting -- who if anyone gained traction against

carleton was married for 28 years and a mother of nine. >>> turning to our op story, the historic impactrevious record that stood for more than 150 years. now, even as hilary weakens, it is helping amplify rising temperatures, increasing the potential of new fires. joining us now is science educator bill nye, bill, it's great to see you. just how unusual was it -- and let's just start with one unusual aspect after another, how unusual was it to have a tropical storm hit southern california? >> well, it's been 84 years apparently. i don't remember it, but i've read the records, and so what we got, everybody, is this heat dome over north america, over the continental u.s., and let's say high pressure systems spin clockwise, and then you have this low pressure system coming up from the middle pacific, western pacific, and so the two, to me, they act like gears enabling this storm to travel much farther north and much farther east than has happened in quite a while. so everybody -- it's very difficult to tie any specific weather event to climate change, but if you like to worry about things,

san bernardino police department says laura ann carleton was shot and killed. a man made disparaging comments about the flag on her shop. now there's a growing memorial outside her clothing store in lake arrowhead. people say she was a kind, generous and engaged pillar of the community. she was also a mother of nine. leaves behind a husband of 28 years. >>> a lunar mission gone wrong. russia reporting its luna-25 spacecraft has crashed into the moon luna-25 launched ten days ago. a mission critical to the agency and president vladimir putin because this was the first launch in nearly 50 years. the lunar craft was supposed to land on the moon tomorrow but the russian space agency says it crashed after going out of control. >>> we are back in a moment with the superhero outing and every bubusiness deserves a a great deaeal. that's whyhy comcast b busins is lauaunching thehe mobile m made free e event. with ourur businesss ininternet, nenew and exisisg cucustomers cacan geget one yearar of unlimimd momobile for f free. it's our b best internrnet. powered byby the

my colleagues ben levisohn, carleton english. parents mvp andrew berry.h stocks got hit this week. is that profit taking orders or something more going on. >> that was probably profit taking, there's a little bit concerned of chip companies. there is a chip company that the demand was not what it should be. this is a question of a lot this year end people are taking profit. jack: how much were selling do you think there could be think of nvidia at one point they tripled their money this year. if you look now much more than double their money. they must be frantic, how much were selling would you expect. >> probably not a ton. this is august and august had a quiet time in a volatile time in the stock market and there is not much out there right now to try selling one way or the other. the big thing to watch what is going on the bond market when you're having the treasury auctions that are going very well partially because u.s. budget has gotten so big and they need to issue so much. the yields keep rising and that could be a problem. >> there could be high

nora carleton going to be the sequel? protagonist yes. at the end of the book, you see where nora's going next. and before i became fbi director, i was three years the general counsel of the world's largest hedge fund in the new york metropolitan area. and so i think there's a whale of a story to be told. a crime story fictional in that world, because it's a really fascinating world. and also to show readers a little bit about what it's like in a fictionalized sense. so nora's going to go there and i don't want to say more about it because it's pretty exciting. and then i'm not going to say a word about the third book because my publisher said, we don't want people to know what happens to the characters after the second book. final question are crimes committed 100% of the time for love and money? not 100% of the time. a lot of the time it is addiction that drives crime. a lot, especially violent crime. is street crime a lot of times it's about ego. i, i need to be seen. i need to be the best. i need to be recognize ized. and so i will, e