i want to talk to you, carlton, about ipos.k says maybe investors weren't that excited about paying more for big tech, but boy, they sure like to pay a lot for some of these new software companies. >> it's been something to watch this year. the ran sans ipoetfs that the attracts companies up 60% this year while the s&p 500 is up about 4%. that gain doesn't account for those companies we saw go public this week, unity, sumo logic, jfrog and snowflake which doubled in its first day of trading. to put that into perspective, it's market cap is roughly that of goldman sachs, one of its underwriters, right now. jack: just because that stock doubled on day one, retail investors actually didn't make any money. >> exactly. so there's often that confusion between the offer price the night before and the opening price. that's what the retail investors are buy, they're buying that opening price. but, you know, with a lot of these tech stocks already running up, there are investors that are looking for a gain. they might not get it much mor

jack: carlton, what caught your eye?at ely likes and also abby, she has her eye on revolution medicines. the company went public earlier this year, it's focused on cancer treatment, and it's a $500 million development deal with sanofi, $325 million cash on the balance sheet, and it could be a game-changer in cancer treatments. jack: geoff, in less than a minute, can you tell us about the skepticism that we're seeing about vaccines? what do you think of that, and what can we do about it? >> yeah, this is a big concern. up to 50% of the u.s. population has indicated they would not be willing to take a covid vaccine. we have to do absolutely everything to restore confidence in both the regulation of the vaccines and also the manufacturing if development. that means that we cannot give the appearance or have the reality of taking shortcuts. we really need e these large trials to continue, not to be truncated or shut down, to continue to reassure people that even when tens of thousands of people receive these vaccines, they'r

jack: carlton, what caught your eye?ution medicines. the company went public earlier this year, it's focused on cancer treatment, and it's a $500 million development deal with sanofi, $325 million cash on the balance sheet, and it could be a game-changer in cancer treatments. jack: geoff, in less than a minute, can you tell us about the skepticism that we're seeing about vaccines? what do you think of that, and what can we do about it? >> yeah, this is a big concern. up to 50% of the u.s. population has indicated they would not be willing to take a covid vaccine. we have to do absolutely everything to restore confidence in both the regulation of the vaccines and also the manufacturing if development. that means that we cannot give the appearance or have the reality of taking shortcuts. we really need e these large trials to continue, not to be truncated or shut down, to continue to reassure people that even when tens of thousands of people receive these vaccines, they're safe, there's no untoward consequences, and they p

on the round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe.t's great to see your smiling faces again. had a little hiccup at the end of august with a bike accident, but i'm back in the saddle. ben, what goes up must come down was the story in the nasdaq market this past week. >> yeah. i mean, it was a bad week for the market, but it was a really bad week for the nasdaq and tech stocks. with the dow finishing the week down 1.7%, but the nasdaq off 4%. and it wasn't really bad news out there to really knock them down. good earnings from the tech companies that reported from the most part. there was a little fear that stimulus wouldn't happen but nothing that really causeed it to go down other than the it seemed they were overcrowded and people were a little bit afraid. looking awe heed, earnings from adobe, we're going to have an apple announcement, probably a new iphone and a fed e meeting, but right now those seem like things that could possibly disappoint. jack: one thing we've all been looking for is whether we're going to finally see this r

the president calls carlton and he says what to do, he says it be crazy to bomb iran in carlton later told friends i think trump needed a reminder of what he believes, reminder of who he is, is not one of the voters elect elected, i have a guy at fox telling me i guess i'm glad tucker is running the country and not sean hannity, it's a ludicrous thing to say in a little grain of truth in that and thought he was at trump any given time and the other person who influenced trump that day was a general the fox military name general jack king, he was on the air talk about that time in the 80s when america accidentally shot down an iranian plane killing scores of innocent people, trump may not have heard that story before because when he heard it live on fox it really impacted him. i'm taking to myself, were in a situation where the president doesn't know basic history but he is at least hearing some on tv and the only thing worse is if he is never heard on tv at all. but the number of examples of the president getting the information from fox could've filled an entire second book, i had to

on the "barron's roundtable", my colleague, ben levisohn, carlton english and al root.e stock market actually fell late this past week. i had forgotten it can do that sort of thing. what happened and how worried should i be? >> well, ask three wall street strategists, and you're going to get at least five different answers about why stocks fell. but really this had to happen. stocks just had an amazing august led by tech stocks. they just kept going up and up and up, and they started september the same way. with high dividends, 3m, chef -- chevron, dow. they could do well if that continues. jack: you can't fool me with the humble approach, ben, i know that you know everything. carlton, for investors who want to shift into value, banks certainly trade cheap lu, but you say there's more to life beyond just the prices. tell us about out. >> yeah. so you're going to have to bear with me. i've got to talk some accounting first. beginning of the year there was this new accounting guideline called the current expected credit loss. that means, basically, the banks have to build

on the "barron's roundtable", my colleague, ben levisohn, carlton english and al root.e stock market actually fell late this past week. i had forgotten it can do that sort of thing. what happened and how worried should i be? >> well, ask three wall street strategists, and you're going to get at least five different answers about why stocks fell. but really this had to happen. stocks just had an amazing august led by tech stocks. they just kept going up and up and up, and they started september the same way. and it needed a cleansing. stocks had to drop. and so whether it was because some disappointing guidance or something else out there, it needed to fall, and they did. they got hammered hard on thursday, got hit again on friday though they did bounce back and finish well off their lows. jack: so tech has been tumbling, and some stocks that hadn't been doing well have been working better than some of the others lately. is this the beginning of that long-awaited rotation in the value stocks, or is it just one more head fake before apple triples in value and splits 12 di

the ritz-carlton opened its doors just for this event. >> everyone that is a part of this cares deeplyd the community at large. >> darnell abraham believes and agrees. >> you are building a legacy and making a positive impact that will stay with the students for the rest of their lives.>> ahead the pleasure of meeting and interviewing darnell, he is a great guy. the nonprofit reached out on social media with an invite to the fundraiser and of course, he accepted. to learn more about students rising above and its scholars, go to our website, kpix.com/ sra. >>> now it 6, these students are classroom trailblazers. how the rest of the bay area will learn a lesson from them.>>> some lights went out in places where they were supposed to and in some areas where they were not supposed to. so what happened? with the calistoga grew great, i think we have an answer.>>> and our top story, a haunting orange glow and raining ash outside, no proof that the wildfire smoke is having a huge impact indoors as well.>>> i live look at downtown san jose right now where sick white smoke hangs heavy over the

. >> now all i need is a little '90s party going on, maybe carlton can come over and teach us the carltonance, right? >> reporter: that's right. >> like heaven. >> we can dream. diane king hall, thank you very much. >>> so up next, after the fire, crews make an adorable discovery in rubble of the wildfires in northern california. in rubble of the wildfires in northern california. for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase ris

for the clerk's office is 1 doctor carlton b. good ds let place, san francisco, california, 94012. and, mr. chair, items acted upon today appear on the board of supervisor's agenda of the 29th, unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor mar: i would like to note that supervisor haney is present. mr. clerk, can you call item one. >> clerk: yes. agenda number one is a resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors to receive and approve a final annual report for the property-based business improvement district, known as the top of broadway community benefit district for fy2018-2019 and to remove a multiyear assessment on all parcels in the district and ordering and setting a time and place for a public hearing of the board of supervisors, sitting as a committee of the whole, on november 17, 2020, at 3:00 p.m. on the proposed disestablishment and approving the form of the notice of public hearing and directing environmental findings. members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call the number that is 1-(415)-655-0001. and enter the meeting i.d. of 14670

not anything as pedestrian as a dog on the pitch, we had an alpaca interrupt the match between carltonanimals. a macaw. take a look here. it decided to take over, flying to the other end of the pitch to make our home on one of the nets. no stopping it whatsoever. and that's all the sport for now. hello there, we've been enjoying temperatures well above the seasonal average recently with plenty of sunshine but that is all about to change as the weather turns tom by the end of the week. on monday afternoon we saw temperatures in the high 20s in the south, watch how the blue colours invade from the north as we go through the week. by the end of the week, temperatures will be below the seasonal average across the country. the changes starting to ta ke the country. the changes starting to take place across the north and west on tuesday, outbreaks of rain putting into north and west scotland and eventually northern ireland. more cloud generally across the west of the uk. best of the sunshine in the midlands and south—east. the last of the warm days, highs of 25 degrees. cooler in the north a

as pedestrian as a dog on the pitch though, last week we saw an alpaca interrupt a match between carltond ilkley town. well, in brazil, they have even more exotic animals. a brazil women's national team training session had to be paused after a parrot landed onto the head of defender bruna benites. in a video that's gone viral, the bird eventually flies the length of the pitch and perches on the goal netting. certainly wouldn't like that in my hair. just watching on. nice to see. an update on the football, half—time at villa park. it is still scoreless. in cricket come england hired 99—2. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. —— in cricket, england r 99—2. thank you for watching. hello and good evening. we are watching bbc news with me, ben brown. theresa may has been telling the house of commons that peace in northern ireland and the integrity of the united kingdom could be damaged by the government planned to pass a bill allowing it to break its european union withdrawal agreement. she warned mps that the government was behaving irresponsibly and said she c

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he could've went down to the ritz-carlton and stay there but he didn't.stayed with his troops and that's what made them loyal to him. >>host: yes. leave and better and philadelphia. when you talk to ruth bader ginsburg. it becomes a women they have to achieve and put themselves first they are not picked up by the men who make these choices climbing through the ranks. >> we are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the women's right to vote. many women including roosevelt - - eleanor roosevelt were against it they could not hold office. and for example president kennedy had no women in his cabinet. now is the president you have to have women in your cabinet to hear from people with a different perspective but it is a different world all the women i interviewed all struggled. ruth bader ginsburg is a classic example first in her class at columbia in law school could not get a job. >> even sandra day o'connor who preceded her so she took a job at the desk even though she placed so well first or second at stanford. talk about the relationship between those two

students rising above, held its 17th annual fundraiser at the ritz carlton in san francisco last night. this year, the event was virtual, just a small production crew and the staff of the hotel. donors did their bidding live online, many making pledges, and they say they are proud to help atomization that supports young people of color and first generation college students, that event by the way raise more than 400,000 and first generation college students, that event by the way raise more than $400,000. such of your organization and we can see the weekend from where we are sitting. the long holiday weekend, a lot of us are hoping for hisgood weather, and not a lot of smoke but we should not get our hopes up. >> the smoke is trapped in place, it is going to be real baby steps, a mental progress toward better air quality but we will have that mix of smoke and fog kind of jumbled together across the bay area, tonight, the focalin department as we head towards early friday morning. the bad air is still just trapped, another spare the air day. said he will be the 19th in a row which is a r

thanks, al, carlton, jack. check out this week's i decision of barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter. that is all for us. see you next week. wear your masks, we'll be right here ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bart to proe mow's "wall street." maria: happy weekend with, everyone. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and help position you for week ahead. the jonathan ward is here, we will talk about china with dr. ward, then later, bobby van's steakhouse owner, talking about his effort to save new york city's restaurant industry. but first, let's take a look back at this edition of "the week's talkers." let me get your thoughts on what took place in los angeles. >> well, the level of animosity against the prison is so high that these types of acts are almost inevitable. the rhetoric that we hear all over these days is going to lead to acts like this. maria: how many chinese nationals will start working for oracle? >> i'm pleased this is going to be undergoing a national security review in the united state

getting back together 30 years after the show first hit the airwaves, will, ashley, hilary, joseph, carlton vivian will be there. >> the second. it's scheduled to run on hbo max around thanksgiving. >> and next something new from brad pitt. his rose champagne hits store shelves next month. >> the bubbly sells for $390. he spent five years developing it. >> he's not the first actor to make big bucks from booze. ryan reynolds' gin company was part of a $600 million deal and george clooney guy a billion dollars for his. >>> a fan of the city's sanitation workers. >> justin is showing some of those workers some love. he's been handing out gift packs to trash collectors as a thank you for working during the pandemic. >> and when the city found out, they gave justin $1,000. >> something to think about the next time a bill arrives in the mail. >> good excuse. check it out. a goat ate my mail. that's why i can't pay. this is what happened when a woman went to her mailbox in alabama. who don't need to travel to find something new. who know where to escape, even just for a moment. who don't need a fo

officials say 25-year-old carlton chee collapsed during physical training last week and died at the hospitaldays later. no word yet on the cause of his death. chee is the 28th ft. hood soldier to die just this year. earlier this week, the army announced the base's commander will be removed from his post. >>> when we come back, "america e 5-arld oarmi duc. how the city made sure his kindness did not go to waste. a lung cancer diagnosis can leave you holding your breath. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care. every time you touch a surface, bacteria is left behind. because we're committed to bringing new hope now, consider how many times your family touches the surfaces in your home in 24 hours. try microban 24. spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially. once dry, it forms a bacteria shield that keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours, even after multiple touches. try microban

not anything as pedestrian as a dog on the pitch, we've had an alpaca interrupt the match between carltonmacaw. take a look here. during a practice match, it decided to take over, flying to the other end of the pitch to make a home on one of the nets. no stopping it whatsoever. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. temperatures have been well above the seasonal average recently. lots of sunshine around, but as we head through this week, all that summery weather is about to change to something a lot more autumnal as we reach the end of the week. now, through monday, we saw highs of 26—27 degrees across the south of the country, low 20s further north. but watch how we start to see the blue colours invade from the north and north—west, bringing that arctic air to our shores. that'll push temperatures below the seasonal average by the end of the week, struggling to get into double figures across the north of the uk. changes taking place early on tuesday across the north west of the country. low pressure active weather front bringing windier weather here, outbreaks of rain further sou

students rising above held its 17th annual fund raiser at the ritz carlton in san francisco and insteadof the usual fancy gala, the event was a virtual with just a small production crew and staff at the hotel, including our own create go. they went live and they had pledges and they said they are happy to help out an organization like this.? i love the fact that they serve so many students of color, and those that are come from various backgrounds. >> they raised over $400,000 and of course kpix 5 is a proud media partner with students rising above. all right, let's get right to gianna for the latest on at traffic mess in the south bay. >> in san jose, you have the expressway shut down due to a crash that happened early morning overnight before 2:00. i want to show you some video we got this morning of the incident. fire crews were on scene and that vehicle hit a tree. it then was engulfed in flames and they did have to extract a person from the vehicle atarea still shut down for the investigation. i will show you the expressway from seven trees boulevard to center road. it will remain

thanks, al, carlton, jack. check out this week's i decision of barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on twitter. that is all for us. see you next week. wear your masks, we'll be right here "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. have a good one. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president trump this hour on his way to minnesota. there h president trump on may minnesota to tap to have an historic week filled with foreign policy victory, president trump hasn't lost sight of presidential politics, the president holding another rally expected to bebe raucous as well in front of thousands of his supporters that event taking place tonight, at an airport in the town. if you are like me, you might be wondering where it is, it is let's say at a remote location some four hours driving time north of minneapolis two hours east of grand fork minnesota if you are inclined to northernmost to say canada, it is about 4 1/2 hours south of winnipeg. . >> minnesota 18th state the president visited since first of august. and china joe biden? well he is -- well he is lagging a bit

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i want the full experience, the whole house, carlton, jazz and both aunt viv's.an change actresses in the middle and pretend like we won't notice! it's too many vivs! quarantine-while, rihanna's secluded london mansion is up for sale for $41 million. though, like a lot of high-end real estate, the listing does come with one warning to potential buyers: >> bitch better have my money. >> stephen: quarantine-while, a lock of abraham lincoln's hair has sold at auction for more wow. that seems particularly high, especially considering ebay bidders won't go above three bucks for my jar of taft's toenail clippings. tafts toenail clippings is hard to say. we'll be right back-- oh, we're not done? there are more jokes? there are more jokes. >> yes. we don't know who has it, because no information about the buyer was disclosed. ooh, an anonymous wealthy buyer has secretly acquired abraham lincoln's genetic material. that can only mean we're working on opening up "the hall of jurassic presidents." ( drumming fingers ) sure about that? oh, there's more! don't change-- don't

words -- ♪ making my way downtow i'm walking ♪ [ singing gibberish ♪ [ laughter ] not a big vanessa carlton-- a spot of clear tea. "don't cry start smiling and everyone will be jealous." or cry and smile at the same time it's terrifying. how about another touch of inspiration? "true beauty is on the inside. well, unless you're an old avocado, then you're just brown mush come to think of it, you're not so pretty on the outside either [ chimes ] [ laughter ] here's a used birkenstock that has the outline of your foot in it [ laughter ] i used to think that both dragons and dinosaurs were real and i like them both a lot then when i got older, i learned that dinosaurs were real and dragons were imaginary, so i liked dinosaurs more then when i got a little older, i started reading fantasy books so i liked dragons more. then the final season of "game of thrones" came and ruined dragons for me dinosaurs are so cool, though. i thought the "jurassic world" movies were a fun romp am i using that word correctly romp seems like a fake word you know that happens when you think of like one word too much

the address is 1 carlton e. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. items acted on today will appear on the board of supervisors agenda of september 15, 2020, unless otherwise stated. >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. can you please call items 1 and 2 together. >> clerk: yes. item 1 is a resolution receiving and approving the annual report for the fisherman's wharf community benefit district and fisherman's wharf portside community benefit district for fiscal year 2018-2019. item 2 is a resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors to renew and expand a business-based business improvement district known as the fisherman's wharf portside community benefit district and levy a multiyear assessment on identified businesses in the district. mr. chair? >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. i'd like to welcome chris cordes, senior clerk -- program manager with the office of management and workforce development. >> thank you. we're here to talk about two items. one is the fisherman's wharf community benefit district fiscal year 2018-19 annual

one is carlton who is a congressman from -- baltimore and the third is the segregationist mulroney also from gunnery county. the votes splits three ways. more homey winds and it faces off against agneu in the general election. there are -- there are these republicans for agneu clubs, we interviewed a couple of them. in fact, dean atkinson who was truman's secretary of state came out proudly four agneu in the 1966 election because they did not want to vote for this segregationist candidate. his record though, as chuck mentions, as governors mixed. he actually does pass some fairly progressive things. he ends up overturning the ban on interracial marriage. when he is governor, he works with the legislator who at the time, the speaker of the house, there was no lieutenant governor so the speaker of the house was marvin mandel and, pat, your dad was in the legislator at the time i think as well. john hansen brisk oh. he ends up finding common ground much the way hogan has tried to find some common ground with democrats as well and he's actually is supportive rockefeller initially for presid