carter: and that offends so many people.want about it, not cowardly. guthrie: maybe a few years later he could get away with saying that, but he said it right after 9/11. carter: you know, his show was "politically incorrect," but that was a little too incorrect for abc. maher: if i had to choose between losing my soul or losing my show, i'm glad i chose losing my show and i never sold out. braun: getting into political waters is never, from the network perspective, what you want a late night host to do. this was really about what type of artist was the right talent for abc going forward. carter: abc had a blue-collar identity, and jimmy kimmel fit that profile extremely well. o'donnell: i was a little surprised when i learned that jimmy kimmel was going to take the late night slot at abc. [applause] announcer: and now, the hosts of "the man show," adam carolla and jimmy kimmel! macks: jimmy kimmel did "the man show." kimmel: i never thought, like, "well, one day, "my career might go to this place "and i might have to be car

this is sophie, june carter's momma, and this is baby june carter. >> david: june carter and her motherof meeting johnny cash's parents, and we have loved getting to connect with them. >> reporter: johnny cash and his mother, nicole. >> i'm very excited about staying friends, and making opportunities for these guys to spend time together and grow up together. together and grow up together. >> david: tonight, both families telling us most of all, they are grateful for their healthy babies, but they do love their names, too. >> you never know how lifelong friendships can start, and these sweet baby, and as parents, will always have a forever bond. bye, david. >> david: can't wait to hear their voices when they get a little older. no press cc test net-7 test this is a test cc test net-7 test this is a test cc test net-7 for solutions that are safe and managed. alternatives to encampments. >> getting the homeless off the streets san jose has solutions. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel tracking the winds and the warmth. i'll show you how much more those temperatures will rise. >> always li

carter says it's time to take profits.ut your case. >> so, we can go right to the charts this is a followup, sort of idea, judgment, from an april 2nd piece published for clientse not going. you can see where the xlu is in relation to its 150-day moving average. pull it back a little further and you can see where it is in relation to its 150-day moving average. every instance over the past ten years when it's been this far above trend, some sort of mean reversion. so, the judgment is to trim longs to reduce exposure now, when it's starting to become favorable on the street. >> tim >> and that makes sense, because i -- i'm going to think i hear actually an ultimately a bullish bounce coming out of carter a couple of weeks after we pull back the bigger story for utilities, they were oversold from september of '22 to september of '23 on the intensity of the rates move, and there was some question about whether a lot of these companies had a balance street structure, but even a cost structure that worked we're now in a place w

whatever you think of cowboy carter, this is a revenge album.bum you've ever seen, and i will show you up at your own game. - before act two, beyoncé came out with a statement on social media and shared that this album was born out of an experience that i had years ago where i did not feel welcomed. - you can only assume she's referring to the 2016 cma awards when she performed "daddy lessons" with the chicks. - (singing) with his head held high, he told me not to cry oh, my daddy said shoot oh, my daddy said shoot - it definitely made me think of that moment, while i was at the cmas myself, to see beyoncé in my hometown of nashville with the chicks, this is probably the best moment of my life. then, an audience member in front of me proceeds to say, get that black bitch off the stage right now. i remember instantly kind of being taken back to reality in that moment to realize that there's like a threat of black people being in this genre for some reason. for beyoncé to not be welcomed feels like a gut punch. - the crowd in the arena seemed to e

carter faces. do allegations of sexual assault to be scared of seen elizabeth wagmeister has much more on this is joining us now is with what more you learning about this documentary and what's coming out of it this documentary is explosive, as you said, this documents the rise to fame for nick carter and his younger brother, aaron carter. but it also dives into to really the troubles that this famous family in dirt for a years, this is largely a documentary about the sexual assault allegations against nick carter. now, these are not new allegations. these were previously unveiled from the accusers themselves, and also from three separate lawsuits. that by the way, nick carter has countersuit all of his accusers will get back to that in a minute. but in this documentary, these three accusers, these three women, they sit down and they detail there accusations from the civil suits on cameras. so to see them go through their emotional allegations of sexual assault, they all say that they were heavily

carter— and an extensive operation there. carter does— and an extensive operation there.t of the _ carter does not want any enlargement of the conflict. what is expected here, _ of the conflict. what is expected here, we — of the conflict. what is expected here, we cannot expect what is going to he _ here, we cannot expect what is going to be discussed, but what is being offered _ to be discussed, but what is being offered is — to be discussed, but what is being offered is a — to be discussed, but what is being offered is a multi—phased plan, which _ offered is a multi—phased plan, which has — offered is a multi—phased plan, which has been rejected by israel, but they— which has been rejected by israel, but they have said they will send a delegation. what we have learned by seizing _ delegation. what we have learned by seizing the palestinian part of the rafah— seizing the palestinian part of the rafah crossing, israel might try to impose _ rafah crossing, israel might try to impose new conditions on the deal by trying _ impose new conditions on the deal by trying to— imp

this is sophie, june carter's momma, and this is baby june carter. >> repor >> david: june and sophie meeting johnny cash's parents, and we have loved getting to connect with them. >> reporter: johnny cash and his mother, nicole. >> i'm very excited to stay friends and making opportunities for these guys to spend time together and grow up together. >> david: tonight, both families telling us most of all, they are grateful for their healthy babies, but they do love their names, too. >> you never know how life long friendships can start, and these sweet babies and us parents will always have a forever bond. bye, david. >> david: can't wait to hear their voices when they get a little older. no pressure. good night. to expose our students to a diversity of ideas and perspectives. >> berkeley school superintendent grilled today on capitol hill over how they tackle anti-semitism and injustice. >> anywhere affects all of us. eventually everywhere. >> the continuing fallout from a hateful message against a black man in san francisco. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm larry beil. thanks

correction. >> i think we're going to test what a great day to have carter on we're going to test the 200-day moving average going to coincide with buy buybacks leaving the market mid to late june and then you have a host of fed meetings. i think that's probably the time to sell. when we started the show, consumer names, utilities, i could talk to why utilities are up, because the ai push, everything and anything is going to be needed for energy, but to dan's point when you look at crude oil backing off ahead of the tip-off to peak summer driving season, that's probably indicative of a market that wants to go substantially lower. so i do agree that we're setting up for a correction. but i don't think it's going to be a long lived one. i think we're going to tap it, and then balance going into year end that will be just enough ammo to give powell the skreblts to cut. >> we have seen a market of haves and have nots in terms of concentration. not just technology where it's all the ai trade gaining but with the consumer names for every walmart and costco there's a peloton, lululemon and n

vice president carter overstone. yes. vice president carter is. yes. and president elias. yes. president elias is. yes. you have four yeses. line item ten. presentation and discussion on sfpd and dpa. sparks report first quarter 2024 discussion. he's got the budget. hello. hold on. we get started. we're going to put a timer on i appreciate that. i know that you are definitely going to be adhering to the time i worry about others . okay. good evening. sorry no, it's a powerpoint. my name is ahsha steeves. i'm the policy development division manager with sfpd, and i'm here to present our quarter one sparks report for 2024. and this just covers the data from january to march 31st. and we will also provide some update information of policy updates from. i'm starting march 31st to date. that's it. thank you. you can just go to the first slide. thank you. can so as you know these reports are required per the resolution which we call the sparks resolution. it's 2706. this again this resolution came out in 2006. so it would be lovely if this commission would consider reviewing that tha

kellie carter jackson: and there's commotion.er simply takes, simone hands her to her mother, and within moments, the lifeboat plunges toward the sea without her husband. [ominous music] bill wormstedt: and most of the forward lifeboats that left early in the sequence went down only partway full. [stirring music] tim maltin: titanic, although she sank slowly, she was actually sinking faster and faster and faster as she was settling deeper and deeper in the water, and crowds started to form around the last lifeboats. and that's where order started to break down. tad fitch: pushing and shoving and people panicking, trying to force their way in, and then it deteriorated that quickly into, like, a horrific scene. we know that several officers did have revolvers with them. tim maltin: and many of them shot them into the air-- [gunshot] --in order to startle passengers and calm them down and bring them to their senses. fifth officer lowe had his own revolver, and he actually did fire it at-- [gunshot] --lifeboat number 14. tad fitch: h

and it was just too much. art has helped jasmine alicia carter. she paints with a brush or with her fingers on water color paper. she collects her blood with a menstrual cup and can keep it in the fridge for several days. when jasmine started painting at age 25, she had no precedents to follow. so she developed her own techniques and just has this in a live and this, it just goes where it has to go in. and it also makes it a little bit difficult because i need to understand that sometimes it's a little bit more flying in. sometimes it's a little bit more liquid and ready, so i just have to kind of flow with it in some sense. i sometimes i have to separate. we're slimy part from the, from the more reddish parts. like it's, it's something that requires a lot of work. and i, and i love that i personally love it so, so, so, so much many of my clients saying i'm having so many calls. how can i resolve this issue? right. so it has to come with also taking care of your home health. so it's a side effect, so big part of having such a beautiful pigment of

spot and the other side to side, enjoy the blood red arch a look at the unique way jasmine alicia carter paints nutrition with a mission. where is the global slow fluid movement headings, and lightweight, yet meaningful? how are communion wavers made all this and more, coming up on jerome x, the germany is celebrating the 75th anniversary of its constitution known as the basic law to mark the occasion. we'll take a look at the iconic ice top building the seat of german parliament in berlin, and we'll show you where to go for a tasty meal afterwards. this is the home of the german constitution for the basic law, the high tax, the country is governed from here. and you actually can get one of the best views of the city from the top of the dome right there. it's the most visited parliament in the world. every year, 1850000 people a sense that ice pack don't a popular viewing platform over the city. but if you're only looking into the distance, you'll miss item what's done below. here are some of the exciting things you can expect to see on a tour, and what you need to know before you visit

vice president carter. oberstein. yes. vice president carter is. yes. and president elias, president elias is. yes. you have five yeses. line item five. chief's report. weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities. the chief describes will be limited to excuse me will be limited to determining whether to counter for future meeting. chief scott thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, president elias. vice president carter stone, commission executive director. henderson and the public, start off this week's report with our crime trends overall, violent. i mean, part one crime is down 30. that is about a 5000. a little over 5000 fewer crimes than this time last year, property crime is down 33% and violent crime is down 13. our homicides are down 42% from this time last year, with a total of year to date of 11 homicides, compared to 19 this time last year and that year to date, n

carter worth and mike khouw. what do the charts show, carter. >> get right to it. first look at what the stock has done the past five quarters. we have a table. and michael will speak to this later but the implied move is actually sort of muted about 7 to 8%. but that hasn't happened once in the past five quarters. here on the screen you can see it's been a big up, big down, or unch and yet this time it's implied something sort of muted. to the charts, three identical charts, and we can draw the lines several different ways. the first thing to note, of course, this was basically a range-bound stock between 400 and 500 for about eight months and then essentially doubled, went from 450 to 950. let's look at that consolidation, and draw some lines here. so, again, this is the question, this kind of formation, more often than not is resolved to the upside. what's important is a fairly muted up. not one of the big ones, my guess. final chart, i think you can anticipate we stay sort of in this range, and well, one can say that's still good eating from here. i don't think

excuse me, i'm looking for shelly carter.ause of this woman, do you know her? you know her? oh, my gosh! >> good morning. >> there is a lot going on. this is shocking, right? you were not expecting this? come on! there is a lot going on because shelly carter, you are fantastic. >> absolutely! >> you are a hardworking, busy mama. are you okay? you are trying to make sense of all of this? i know, you thought you were here for a meeting this morning, right, yeah, no, we will mix up your friday just to celebrate you. look commit is not just janai and anna, [cheers and applause] come on, girl, come on. come on, shelly. [cheers and applause] shelly! we need you to come with us. come on! yes! [cheers and applause] come on, we have to take you over here. [cheers and applause] this is celebrating you, may shelly carter. come on, mama. [cheers and applause] let's get you over here. look, listen. happy anniversary. of their "good morning america" breakfast in bed celebration. shelly, shelly, we had submissions for [chanting: shelly pose

carter's analysis makes it more so, because the valuation is very attractive. >> how about pfizer, carteres that look asking for a friend. >> yes, that's -- well, that's the circumstances, long and established downtrend. and they often have countertrend rallies, which fail typically, and that's exactly what it's recently done. i would resist the temptation to buy. >> okay. you're already in, though. >> i am. >> and so you are. >> yes >> tim's pfizer. >> and mine, yeah. you can have it. >> well -- it's -- it's a combination of, i think, you priced in, you can't keep pricing in the fact that their paxlovid business has dried up this is a company that's made $20 billion plus in acquisitions they think are going to start repriming the pump for '25 to '30. >> what would make a stock that's been in a downtrend stop going down and actually start to turn someone buying it. so, i want you to go first, i want you to go second, i'll be right behind you, meaning, you want someone else to take the risk, and wait for it to bottom and base >> okay, so, just wait >> we already bought it. >> okay, you hav

ready ready ready this is the medium jasmine alicia carter paints with still perfectly fresh, watery dark, crimson red. its blood, her own. this is my period blood and i paint with an after every cycle, the artist prost as her experiences and feelings of the back last month through her painting. in 2016, she started painting with her own menstrual blood. but she had to get used to the idea 1st. okay. and i really doing this as really weird, you know, like i never see the stuff the or is it i was just having this willingness. so i want to go deep because my parents are just so painful, they have been so painful. i had to get cocktails of medicines to know in the hopes to make a go away, and mostly times it not even the meds could help. and this concept feeling of having to hide them and just not understanding where to put them like it and it was just too much. art has helped jasmine alicia carter. she pains with a brush or with her fingers on water color paper. she collects her blood with a menstrual cup and can keep it in the fridge for several days. when jasmine started painting at

abby carter >> oh, what a reaction. carter won it by singing the same song.llie eilish's what was i made for. the 21 year old was busking on street corners and playing gigs in restaurants in socal before her idol debut. carter just posted on instagram after her win tonight saying being the first female winner in four years is the greatest honor. well, still ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11. rising from the ashes after the area's devastating wildfire a few years back, there is another sign of promise for one of northern california's local gems. >> i'm spencer christian. are you ready for a warm up? there is one coming our way. i'll have details in my accuweather seven day forecast in just a moment. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't m

let's bring in carter braxton worth to dig into where oil could go from here. karc carter?rrel, to a level where, on my work, rebound potential is high. let's do it. five charts, they're all identical. first one, no lines, no drawings. been as low as $65, high at $95. second chart, this is a drawdown. perfectly normal. 9%, 10%, 11%. let's put the next chart. and so, the selloff leaves us at a well defined trend line. last two charts, is this a level where it rebounds? i put that green arrow there, someone else might put a red arrow, but that's what makes a market. final chart, just a very simple line with arrows, it has come down to the penny, to the penny, to the penny. play for the bounce again. >> what kind of bounce higher are we talking about? do you put a line on the top and that's the upper channel? >> yeah, i mean, at least back into the sort of $84, $85, and then with a little luck, perhaps even more. >> all right, carter, thank you. carter braxton worth of worth charting. guy, just in time for summer driving season, pain for the consumer. >> the uptrend line is in

carter spoke yesterday at an event at the carter center in atlanta.ld is coming to the end. the former president entered hospice in january of last year after a series of hospital stays at the time the carter center said he would not receive additional medical intervention. he has survived brain and liver cancer. harrison butker the kicker for the kansas city chiefs is drawing a lot of backlash for comments he made during a commencement ceremony. but kerr is a devout catholic and he shared some ultra conservative views on the role of women in society. >> because i think it is you. the women have had the most diabolical lies told to you how many of you are sitting here now about to cross the stage and are thinking about all the promotions and titles you're going to get in your career. some of you may go on to lead successful careers in the world, but i would venture to guess that the majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children will bring into this world. i can tell you that my beautiful wife, isabel would be the first to say t

so jimmy carter could still be with us. i mean, sorry, jimmy carter is still with us. that guy, right? right. martin luther king could still be with us. his older sister is still with us. so i just realized that this was an incredible opportunity to meet people who knew him and to talk to him and record their stories one last time and like you said, there are so many things, personal papers, even a biography that coretta scott king had written that included a lot of things about him. so there is a great deal of information that had not been out there before that you have brought to the front. but i must say that the portrait of king that emerges from your book may be troublesome to some people, but you said that you to recover the real man from the mr. hagiography and i had to look at it. but even though i know what it explained to the audience, what you meant by you wanted to recover him from, the hagiography that surrounds often one of the things that's happened, especially since the national holiday was implemented, is that we've turned him into this almost ideal fi

stuart: do you remember how the carter presidency ended in 1980 he was defeated in a landslide by ronald make america the shining city on the hill all over again and cut taxes, that was the end result of the 1970s. >> it sure was and if you look at the stock market this is an amazing statistic the stock market the dow jones industrial was roughly 1000 when they came into office now it's closing in 38 or 39000 been the greatest period of prosperity when we cut taxes reduce regulation and inflation under control, it's not complicated. >> maybe we can get back with the trump second presidency we shall see. >> if you want to ensure that trump is president in 2025, put him in jail these people are crazy if they put him in jail he's going to win a landslide election. stuart: always good thank you for joining us will see you again real soon treasury secretary janet yellen defending president biden's economy, now what is she saying. >> an indirect job at donald trump in the process, watch. >> i admit this does not seemed like a typical dream for treasury secretary. but democracy is not just impo

sacramento detective andy carter says. we have confirmed that a federal investigation is now underway under the name operation red hook. homeland security is working with local law enforcement to connect gift card cases. carter says this unusual theft that first appeared on our radar with ningning sun in sacramento could total billions. there's no one person doing it. it's clearly a group of people who are fairly well organized and have some financial backing to be able to operate a large scale operation, despite tight so many arrests, carter believes thieves are still targeting gift card racks, and they're all using the same playbook. the stores that are being targeted are similar. the types of cards that are being targeted are similar. the method of tampering with the cards is similar. that was chris chmura reporting. ningning sun remains in jail. he's not entered a plea. his attorney has not responded to us. he is due back in court in three weeks. now protect yourself. detectives say by gift cards online or from stores

from the fbi about scammers using the technology to clone voices and trick unsuspecting victims, carter evans shows us it can be so spot on even your closest loved ones will believe it. still ahead. we'll talk live with an fbi. special. agent in charge about the increase. in a i scams. and what we need to do to protect ourselves as this technology gets more and more advanced. a closer look at elder fraud and why this group is losing more money than any other to phone scams. today. we're talking about criminals using ai. to target people. in phone scam. people. of all ages fall victim, but it's the elderly who lose more money than anyone else. the fbi says in california alone, there were more than 11,000 complaints of cyber scams just last year for people over the age of 60. that added up to more than 620. 0. 0 in losses. both numbers led the nation and the latest data released from the fbi, internet crime complaint center shows those over the age of 60 reported nearly 3.5. 0 in losses. that's 11% more than in 2022. and experts say there is no way of knowing how many incidents go unrepor

president carter was not very good at molding public support to have less than carter had had. that was not good at poll in april of 1982. found that 52% of the american people were opposed to reagan running for a second term. new york quoted a reagan adviser, a senior adviser who said, there's no question the guys in deep trouble. finally, reagan faced the barrier that the was complicated. reagan was saying that we to build up and in order to cut back our forces. that was a complicated message. he was also saying that he was for real arms reductions while label the soviet union a failed tyranny. it was a camp placated message that people didn't understand. and and it was a special complicated for the soviet who understandably reacted. the guy is insulting us constantly. he said our system doesn't work and. we're supposed to believe he really wants reductions. they found that very hard to believe. now, now we need to talk about the answer to the puzzles. i've out most rhetoric in american politics in general, probably politics around the world is tactical. it responds ends to i

carter himself used to measure presidential failure, he that has failed.bring inflation down to 4. it's now running at a double-digit rates and hit 18.2 earlier this year. inflation is not easing, it is rapidly rising. the double-digit punishment of jimmy carter is not receding. neil: all right. that was the election of 1980, ronald reagan winning that one in a landslide from jimmy carter at the time addressing an economy that was slowing down but rocketing prices that were not. what is traditionally now known as stagflation. we're not seeing really signs of the slowing down part of that. we are seeing rates still the stubbornly high. we had 175,000 jobs added to the economy, the slowest gain in six months. but a gain is a gain, so nothing like the job losses back then. where is this going? let's ask the consumer financial protection bureau director here in the flesh on a saturday in new york in. good to see you, director. >> thank you. neil: you've heard the stagflation thing, you know how onerous that can be to consumers. are you worried about that? >> w

we were getting calls from all over the united states, sacramento detective andy carter says. and we have confirmed that a federal investigation is now underway under the name operation red hook. homeland security is working with local law enforcement to connect gift card cases. carter says this unusual theft that first appeared on our radar with ningning sun in sacramento could total billions. there's no one person doing it. it's clearly a group of people who are fairly well organized and have some financial backing to be able to operate a large scale operation. despite so many arrests, carter believes thieves are still targeting gift card racks, and they're all using the same playbook. the stores that are being targeted are similar. the types of cards that are being targeted are similar. the method of tampering with the cards is similar. ningning sun remains in jail. he has not entered a plea and his attorney has not responded to us. sun is due back in court in three weeks and we plan to be there to protect yourself. detectives suggest you buy gift cards online or from store

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on the cbs news climate watch, carter evans takes a look at the problem and visits rescuers trying toreporter: it shouldn't be but these birds are weak because they're starving. >> just skin and bone, this guy. >> reporter: over the last month, pelican rescue volunteers zoely teg lass has captured a growing number of hungry birds in southern california. >> i'm like the ambulance, the first line emt. >> reporter: he brings the weakest ones to the wetlands and wildlife center. exclusive director debbie mcguire showed us the triage inside with pelican patients packed in tents and crates. >> around this time of year, how many pelicans would you normally have? >> maybe a dozen. >> how many do you have now? >> 99. >> reporter: up and down the coast of california, brown pelicans are coming into rescue centers e maceiated and dying. >> we're not seeing any symptoms of illness. >> reporter: just starvation, says veterinarian elizabeth wood. but many do have this in common. >> oh, my gosh. that's a lot of hooks, my friend. >> look at all those hooks. >> they're getting closer to fishing boats.

family members confirm they are jake and callum robertson from australia and jack carter rhoad, a u.s. citizen. their remains were found in a remote well that was about 50 feet deep. a fourth body was also discovered and may be part of an unrelated case. marissa parra has the details. >> reporter: new details on what mexican officials are calming a robbery again out of hand. just over a week after three tourists vanished on a surfing trip to mexico. a local attorney general saying the three bodies discovered in a water well 50 feet deep are likely that of jack carter rhoad, callum robinson, and his brother jake, saying this appears to be an attempted carjacking gone wrong, and there were signs the men tried to fight back and met a violent end. the medical examiner's office in ensenada saying the cause of death for the bodies found, gunshot wounds to the head. mexican investigators seen combing through evidence, finding blood, bullet casings, and drag marks near the men's campground and a white pickup truck badly burned. police have arrested at least three people, including a woman who