here is cheryl casone right now, with the latest. cheryl? cheryl: thank you, neil. i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne on "making money. record inflation hits every aspect of our daily lives. producer prices jumping more than expected in june, fresh off yesterday's hotter than expected cpi. adding to the turmoil disappointing bank earnings with jamie dimon sending a chilling warning. coming up ed yardeni what to expect for the rest of earnings season. democrats are trying to resurrect "build back better" while ignoring the red hot inflation plaguing american families. how much can we expect prices to run up if they get their way? plus the crypto wizard is trying to fight off a deep freeze after a major crypto company collapses. that is shaking investor faith but genevieve roch-decter says don't conflate bad actors with crypto's future. she will explain that coming up in 30 minutes. all that and making more on "making money". cheryl: markets are tumbling today as banks in particular jpmorgan, kicked off second-quarter earnings this morning to disappointing results

cheryl, it's yours. cheryl: happy belated birthday. i was going through the building looking for that cake. [laughter] where'd that cake go? stuart: dream on. [laughter] cheryl: have a great friday. welcome to cavuto coast to coast. i am not neil cavuto, i'm cheryl casone in for neil today. jobs up, chances for a bigger rate hike, up. the case for another 75 basis point rate hike in july. our market insiders are going to break it all down for you. plus, oil hovering above $100 a barrel as president biden prepares to head to saudi arabia. why one key player in his own party says the saudis are going to play us. coming up over the next two hours on a busy friday, we are going to hear from billionaire john cats hama tee d.c., andy puzder and former u.s. labor secretary under president trump, eugene scalia. plus, we have florida attorney general ashley moody on what florida is doing to protect its own borders as migrants flood our southern border. but first, president biden is moving forward with talks about rolling back trump era tariffs

i hand it over to cheryl casone. cheryl: charles, thank you. yeah, there's a lot going on with these markets and a lot to watch on the regulation side but also with these numbers that we're tracking today. looked at what's happening here. we're sitting in rally mode ahead of tomorrow's june jobs report. we're at session highs right now. in fact, we're actually hitting session highs at exact session. dow up 323, that is a fresh high. s&p 500 and the nasdaq looking at four straight days of gains as oil bounces back from yesterday's dip into a crude bear market. oil actually kind of ticking higher. we're going to be watching that are -- for you. king dollar inching ever so close the parity with the euro. get ready for your vacation. charles schwab chief investment strategist with liz an saunders to tell us if we should be cheering that rally or if it's more pain for the markets and the u.s. economy. plus, oil bulls are rising from the oil patch today. the liberty oil field services ceo is here with his view on where crude goes as the fed raises ra

cheryl: all right.s developing so please, we'll come back to you at is warrants throughout the morning. grady, thank you for the live report out of chicago. and some of the other headlines that we're following for you this morning, the travel turmoil continues, as airlines delay and cancel hundreds of flights across the nation this r morning. problems did ease over the last two days, only 300 flights were canceled sunday and 225 yesterday. that's actually down from 1200 cancellations on friday and saturday. airlines are having a hard time dealing with soaring demand while also grappling with a huge pilot shortage in the country. and families went bananas for the minions this 4th of july holiday weekend. >> ♪ >> take this back to the lair. i'll distract them. cheryl: it raked in an estimated $127.9 million in its debut, a new record for the holiday weekend and its overtook transformers, dark of the moon, which made $115 million back in 2011, the spinoff of the popular depickable me was delayed two years

reporter: hi there, cheryl.ore is way up over 12% over a year ago, and when we take a closer look at the report there are certain food groups that are standing out more than others and a lot of them are basic staples found in every american home, from "coast to coast." you can see here eggs up 33%, milk up more than 16%, coffee up nearly 16%, not on here but also in the report today, butter is up more than 26%. now, store management here says that these price increases, they've noticed this change in consumer behavior. >> i think people are getting away from being brand-loyal. you know, the customer that says i have to buy bounty. i have to buy hellman's. they are looking and saying what is the deal going on in that store today and should i try something else. reporter: and i've been talking to shoppers here at the supermarket. they don't need me to tell them what the government did, because they already know. food prices are up, they feel it watch this. >> oh, my goodness. even on a bottle of water, a large bot

cheryl: u.s.do actually said china is the biggest threat to this nation that we're not talking about. that is as they're talking about relaxing tariffs. biden is talking about pulling tariffs on china which i think is horrible idea. >> he gets it, he is a democrat. you wonder what is going on the biden white house. they dropped the ball, face it is not exactly well-oiled machine there. you don't have to be partisan to say that. it is what it is. cheryl: charlie gasparino, great story. four minutes to the closing bell. dow off the session highs. we were really off the session highs. we could close in the red. we were up 256. now we're up only 25. take a look at oil, this is an interesting story, we're declining on the oil contract for the second straight day. we're below 100 bucks a barrel. will this help gas prices? we'll see. u.s. prices are in bear market territory. that is defined by 20% more decline from recent high. energy stocks getting smacked as well. our "countdown" closer still bullish o

cheryl casone has the details. good morning, cheryl. cheryl: good morning, dagen.gnificant threat to he global health. more than 16,000 cases have been reported in 75 countries. five people have died in africa. men who have sex with other men are most at risk. well, a cold front could bring relief to the northeast as parts of the nation continue to battle the scorching heat wave. oppressive temperatures are blamed for at least two deaths, more than 85 a million americans were under excessive heat warnings and advisories since yesterday. in california, firefighters are battling the heat and raging wildfire near yosemite national park. the fire broke out friday and has spread across 20 square miles. well, china's security regulator denied reports it's working on a three tier system to help chinese companies avoid united states delisting. they are looking to get into compliance with u.s. rules. they require that regulators inspect their audit reports. washington has been demanding access to the books of u.s. listed chinese companies. beijing resisted, citing national

. >> carley: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: elevated is the white house talking point instead of it is, inflation sitting at possibly a new 40-year high. listen. >> we expect the headline number, gas and food, to be highly elevated. a few important points to keep in mind when we get this backward looking data. june cpi prices are already out of date because energy prices have come down and expected to fall further. >> cheryl: not by much, clarify that. that was white house press secretary karine jean-pierre commenting ahead tomorrow's consumer price index. the annual rate, in may we saw energy prices rise 34.6%, gas up 50% year over year, meat, poultry, fish, eggs, 14.2%. headline number she's referring to includes food and energy, that headline number. talk about core that used to be the focus, that takes out food and energy. what americans are paying is food and energy. she did acknowledge it is the headline number, give her that. s >> todd: literally the only number that matters. energy security needs to be top of mind and hopefully it will be. >> cheryl: white house having to

. >> carley: doesn't look like voters agree, cheryl casone is breaking it down next.siness owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> todd: top house republican accusing the white house of stone walling his bid for information on hunter biden. >> carley: cheryl casone has the latest. good morning. >> cheryl: the top republican james comer writing treasury secretary janet yellen, investigating whether change in long-standing policy motivated by shielding hunter biden from scrutiny. it is troubling the biden administration will create appearance of transparency, he joins you last hour. >> hunter biden and joe biden's brother ji

>> cheryl: right. are looking to leave big cities, san francisco, los angeles, new york, washington, d.c. and seattle top five losers when it comes to affordability with home prices in cities sitting around 1.5 million on average. homebuyers looking to go to not a shock, miami, tampa, phoenix, sacramento and las vegas. i'm thinking there should be a show about this, but there is, american dream home, over on fox business, we've been doing this for two seasons, eave been going and showing you smaller, lesser-known markets across the country where you can actually breathe and get more for your money. that is fox business. >> todd: crime, crime, crime, crime, crime. top five in crime, as well. thank you very much. with that, we'll bring in expert dan roccato, great to see you on monday morning. dan, i love pretzels and the white house seems to be twisting itself in knots trying to contort itself into what the word recession is. we heard sound bites, if the people feel we're in recession, aren't we in a re

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cheryl with the details now. cheryl.tion act of 1993 and the 1964 civil rights act. set to take effect in january. it requires proof of citizenship, such as a passport orbiter certificate for voter registration forms. arizona's attorney general telling fox news, quote, in addition to free rooms and transportation for those illegally entering our country, the doj now wants to give them a chance to vote. he said he is willing to take it to the supreme court if necessary. well, the fda is suspending its ban on juul's products while the e-cigarette maker appeals the agency decision. the fda issued a ban on juul products last month saying the paint company submitted insufficient safety data. in a court filing juul accuses the fda of mishandling the application. well, netflix shares this morning are slightly lower in the premarket, about a half percent. the stock is down 70% this year, despite some relief following the release of the final two episodes of the hit show, stranger things. the latest season pushed total viewership

. >> carley: cheryl casone has more, good morning. >> cheryl: good morning to you. rules for thee issue not to me, "new york post" finding spending has been happening since december, $520,000 was paid for security services in installments. paris dennard calling out hypocrisy considering their push to defund the police. >> stacey abrams is a hypocrite, you have increase in violent crime in atlanta issue it is a problem. you have stacey abrams playing wordsmithing with reimagining police or redirecting funds, that means the same thing, defunding the police. >> cheryl: brian kemp spent $31,000 for security. >> todd: you have lost tom hanks, wake up. >> cheryl: actor tom hanks calling out pixar and disney for failing to hire openly republican reporter and supporter tim allen for lightyear, it was a spinoff of what the two men started together. >> i wanted to go head-to-head with tim allen and they didn't let tim allen do that. >> cheryl: tim allen said he was approached years ago to do it, lightyear was a big box office failure and a lot of people are saying it is becau

actress cheryl lee ralph fresh off her first emmy nomination for the hit series abbott elementary. she joins me now later with her husband vincent hughes. you don't want to miss my conversation with a real black power couple about politics, and in this case, the marriage of them both. but first, politics. joining me now, senator gary peters, democrat of michigan and chair of the senate homeland security and government affairs committee senator,, thank you for joining us tonight. another explosive week of testimony and you heard what is going on in the january 6th committee as we look at the possibility of our dealing i've testimony that leads us to believe there was some collusion between those that were in government and those that certainly we're trying to stop the certification of elections. does this disturb you in terms of our security in terms of the homeland? >> well, thank you for having me. once again, absolutely. it disturbs me. quite frankly, it should disturb every single american. when you think about the core foundation of this government is that we believe that they

cheryl: cheryl: i was looking for any good news i want to give you one piece of good news bring everybodys affected by increase in lumber inability to get lumber a great point to make you've got to believe decline in oil in lumber is going to be in july ppi and cpi number doesn't mean not staying in 11% range on producer rises 9 reins on prices one man saw this coming former council economic advisers chairman hoover substitute distinguished fisting fellow he kevin hassett here great to see you. thanks for joining the conversation all talking inflation, this morning, what is your take on the ppi number yesterday cpi number 9.1% and 11.7 today? >> right, you know your conversation just now accurate, showing but i think you understated bad news, i want to actually, do just like a little bit of walking through how you should think about inflation, so people understand why if you start car at zero accelerator 10 miles per hour, after six months going 60 miles per hour after 12 hundreds, 120 miles per hour what you hear about what is velocity right now by looking at 12e6800 numbers, really, rea

. >> carley: cheryl casone from fox business is here with the gloomy and grim details. >> cheryl: it'se fresh high read on inflation we got yesterday morning sending the markets into a tailspin. food prices in particular took a toll on american workers. we saw fed fund futures jump yesterday morning, pricing 50% chance the fed will raise interest rates. administration putting pressure on the fed while dabbling about recession. >> i don't think it is preordained we will have recession for the fed to moderate prices. the root is in the pandemic, which snarled supply chain and we have russia's war against ukraines. over the past year we had growth in our economy. >> cheryl: the cost of everything jumping, butter up 26%, eggs up 33%, gas up almost 60's %, new car prices jumped 11.4% and airline prices jumped 30%. cpi 9.1% average u.s. worker lost $3400 since president biden took office because of these price hikes. >> gas is still almost $5 a gallon, twice what it was when he came into office and inflation was 1.4% in january of 2021 and less than a year and a half later we are at 9.1% hig

network, fox business, with more. >> cheryl: the federal probe into hunter biden's overseas businesstinue, the first son was all smiles at a special ceremony and spend the weekend at camp david as has father sold from the petroleum reserve to subsidiary of chinese-state controlled company, unipec, who has been buying up russian oil, about a million barrels per day is being released from the sbr through october. >> carley: seth smart has a message for president biden ahead of his trip to saudi arabia. >> cheryl: the topic of oil, saudi arabia crown prince will host president biden during his trip to the middle east. one american father has a problem with that, seth smart's daughter was killed after a speeding saudi student hit her, that student fled the u.s. with help from the saudi consulate. the father joined you last hour. >> i'm not very political, i don't know the ups and downs, i know this, any agreement between the u.s. and saudi government that does not address saudi students that have not stood trial, and they have been accused of rape, possessing child pornography and for ki

cheryl: welcome back. i'm cheryl casone. the plant at the center of the nationwide baby formula shortage. the plant was closed last month due to flooding caused by heavy rains. it had just reopened following a recall earlier this year after two infants died from a rare bacteria which may have come from the plant. there is abbott year-to-date, stock has lost about 23%. at the time abbott controlled 40% of the infant formula market. that sparked a nationwide shortage. now overseas companies are getting involved in shipping formula here. well, mailing a letter just got more expensive, the u.s. postal service raising its rates over the weekend, first class mail forever stamps jumping 2-cents, part of the delivery more america plan. they're trying to avoid a $160 billion in projected losses over the next decade. and the god of fenders soaring to the top of the weekend box office. >> this is my first bad guy. >> never forget your first. i want to choose my own path. my superheroing days are over. cheryl: thor love and thunder rake

states. >> to be clear, the secretary and president, neither of them have had a conversation with cheryl greiner since the letter was received by the administration? >> i believe the letter was received yesterday. i can't speak for the white house, but we do engage regularly, if not daily with brittney griner, her loved ones, as well. >> the coach of the phoenix mercury, the team that britney is playing on, made a comment just yesterday saying, if it was lebron he be home right now. it's a statement about the value of women. it's this -- it's a statement about the value of a black person. it's a statement about the value of a gay person, we know it, and that makes it hurt a little more. what is your response to that, just the fact that the administration handle so many cases abroad, do you think that the situation is unique because of who brittney griner is? mr. price: as you said, and as the coach said, the hurt here is immense the hurt here is profound and i say that as someone who can't even begin to imagine what cheryl greiner is growing going through, what brittney griner is coach,

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is it berkeley for us with the details. cheryl? reporter: it happened on monterey avenue, the cars parked in a row here, one family so upset tonight, that they covered the swastika up with tape. people here are upset, saying that this won't be tolerated. >> it is very troubling. it's actually frightening. >> reporter: suzanne fox says that the frightening part is that someone etched a swastika on her daughter-in-law's car. like i think it was random in terms that they don't know who lives here. they just targeted this neighborhood. >> reporter: was a targeted or random? police are investigating the three cars with swastikas etched on them as a hate crime. a similar investigation taking place with anti-somatic flyers linked to a fringe white some of his group and other bay area cities back in february. one victim, who didn't want to go on camera tonight, told me that he's angry and this should not be tolerated. he wants these actions to be condemned. he also says that this hits close to home. because his parents were victims of the

cheryl, how parents can protect their kids?reporter: well information about those two cases just released today. tonight i talked to many parents, and many are concerned. what is your young name? >> abigail. >> reporter: lauren martinez has been worried about protecting her daughter, abigail, against covid. now both she and her daughter are worried about monkeypox. >> it makes me a little bit more nervous because i have young children, and we're not sure exactly how it's going to affect them. >> it scares me, and i get anxiety about it. >> reporter: according to the cdc, an infant not from the u.s. traveling through dc and the california toddler have been diagnosed with the virus. cdc director rochelle walensky believes the children were infected through household transmission. >> we have seen two cases that have occurred in children. both of those children are traced back to individuals who come from the men who have sex with men community. >> reporter: monkeypox spreads through close skin-to-skin contact. in the case of child

cheryl casone with details now. cheryl.stern japan. he was immediately air lifted to a hospital but officials said he was not breathing and his hearth stopped. the gunman who was immediately tackled to the ground by security, you're seeing that footage here, reportedly opened fire from behind abe with a homemade gun. japanese media is reporting the suspect is a former member of japan's maritime defense force. the incident sent shock waves across japan where gun violence is extremely rare. abe was japan's longest serving prime minister before stepping down in 2020 for health reasons. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has been sentenced to 21 years in prison for violating george floyd's civil rights. he pled guilty to the civil rights violation which occurred during that fatal may 2020 arrest where chauvin was seen kneeling on floyd's neck for several minutes. this sentence will run concurrently with chauvin's 22 year conviction for second and third degree murder. rafael nadal pulling out of the wimbledon semifi

in the early 19 thirties and the japanese military carefully studied a report by microbiologist, cheryl if she biological weapons affect the human body. silent, causing a slow but painful death. there is no need to manufacture missiles. instead, you can infect clothing, food, or water, who displace bacteria from aircraft. they will proliferate, and in fact, humans ah gentle easy, wasn't just a biologist, but also a military man with the rank of colonel. he was very smart, intelligent, capable person of high status in japan. he was a medical doctor who was also a pilot and a military commander. he had all of these great talents and skills that sadly, instead of being used for a good purpose, he took his great prodigious skills and took it in the opposite direction to the dark side as a force for evil. ah, japan's general stuff allocated enormous resources to help the biologist establish a secret facility to develop biological weapons. china's manchuria region occupied by japan in 1932 cents turned into the puppet state of man to co became the testing ground. manchuria is very handy becau

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cheryl hurd, today in the bay >>> san jose mayor sam liccardo is once again experiencing covid systems and has deposited after feeling sick late yesterday afternoon. this is the second recent positive test after getting infected in may. in a tweet he said in part, symptoms are minor with intermittent grumpiness. my apologies to anyone i may have exposed in recent hours or days. >>> this morning there is a mystery surrounding a piece of bay area history. a woman trying to find the owner of a long-lost photo album that dates back nearly 150 years. as ian cull reports, how her family got the photos is as intriguing as thri foster's she a time capsule. the photos inside were all shot in the 1860s and '70s decades before the 1906 earthquake that destroyed much of san francisco. >> this book, one thing leads to another to another to another and it's mind-boggling. >> reporter: she lives in chico but grew up in the bay area. most of the pictures were taken by a woman san francisco and oakland photographer at the time picked this one came from the dunham's new photo parlors and shows sharply d

cheryl hurd has their heartbreaking story. >> they just take him to a fire station police station. no questions asked. give me my dog and i will pay. i will pay a reward if i can get them back. >> reporter: the reward would go to anyone who can help her find blue, a two-year-old tricolored yorkie terrier. >> blue has been with us on every excursion we in on. >> reporter: this time bluemetal was with mom, aunt and cousin when they were unloading their bags at area after driving from arizona come one day after burying peggy's dad, a blind military veteran who served this country for 35 years. lou was his dog. >> we had almost everything unloaded and my aunt says, hey, give us our bag. >> reporter: they say someone started walking away with a piece of luggage. everyone started jumping into stop him. >> he started pulling his right pocket pick with but it was a knife or a gun. >> reporter: and suddenly the truck started moving with the blue inside and another person behind the wheel. >> he punches it in my truck and i'm yelling please give me my dog. keep the truck. >> their gosar only

cheryl hurd, today in the bay >> testing for monkeypox is expanded. quest diagnostics is offering a pcr test that allows doctors to swap the patient and send the sample to a lab in l.a. the company said by the end of the month it will be able to process 60,000 monkeypox tests per month. quested recommends anyone with a rash talk to the doctor. >>> these are targeting people wearing high end rolex watches. in antioch one of three suspects have been detained believed to be involved in two robberies. one in walnut creek and another in danville. deputies say the recovered an illegal ar-style assault by her weapon during the arrest. >> these are crimes of opportunity where someone sees someone with a watch and will follow them or it could be something as simple as someone crossing the street and someone looks and sees a high valued watch and will forcibly take it from them. >> two suspects are juveniles and the third is an 18-year-old man. >>> we hear from a man asking for a pardon from governor newsom he was brought her as a child refugee and served more

this is cheryl hurd. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a normal drive on eastbound 580 when suddenly this happened. >> honey, are you okay? they just shot through our window. >> reporter: all caught on the dashcam inside of their car. >> 10 seconds onto the freeway where the first vehicle's passenger got outside of his window and fired back at the other vehicle. the bullet had entered roughly around here. >> reporter: derek mason explaining to us exactly what happened when the bullet nearly missed that head of his fiancie when driving from oakland to pleasanton. at grand avenue they saw two cars driving erratically around the before the shooting. tino quickly realizing it was a close call. >> i broke down at least a minute after that time because i saw the bullet hole in the windshield and how it kind of went past me. >> reporter: that was three weeks ago but she cannot bring herself to look at the video. >> just knowing that my friends and family are out here. we did not do anything wrong to deserve this. >> reporter: we reached out to the chp and they say they are investigating the

cheryl hurd, today in the bay. >>> 4:34. we are diving deeper into home prices as many struggle to make it in the bay. the cost of a home is rebounding in downtown san francisco but in other parts prices are struggling to recover. i spoke with a senior economist to find out more. >> san francisco bay area is extraordinary nationwide for a few reasons. it's the most expensive major metro area in the country and it has this dynamic in the pandemic where it was the best example we saw in any city of the doughnut effect of the center of the city having really weak housing demand and even falling or flatlining prices that extends to some neighborhoods in san francisco, led by the tenderloin where prices are actually still down a little bit and i think it's because san francisco is the epicenter of remote work and tech employers letting folks go away and it's a place where it was very expensive to be close to the downtown offices so many people got the chance to work remotely. they moved further out or never moved to the bay area

here is nbc bay area cheryl herd. >> we are in a scary place.nd we don't want to be ignored by the federal government in our need. >> reporter: mayor breed sounding the alarm declaring a local emergency for the monkeypox vaccine. san francisco director of health grant colfax. >> this declaration will allow us to serve the city and its residents better. >> reporter: it begins on monday, it allows the city to prepare and allocate resources to prevent the spread of the virus. california has 800 monkeypox cases on the books. san francisco has 261 of those cases. outnumbering all other cities in the state. >> if there were any other community that was disproportionately impacted by monkeypox the way the gay community was impacted the whole country would be up in arms, let's not treat this community different than we would anyone else. >> it is tough to be in the lbgtq community to say doc i want a monkeypox. you are essentially coming out. a lot of people want to be more private about it. >> reporter: so far san francisco has 12,000 doses and needs 7

cheryl hurd is live out there tonight. there's a lot of questions about this deadly crash, what are we learning? >> reporter: well, we do know that this quiet community got a lot of activity today. tonight the medical examiner in san francisco along with detectives were here trying to piece together information about this boating accident that turned deadly. san francisco police detectives taking pictures on this pier. the medical examiner removing the body from the pier six hours after our helicopter spotted this boat doing donuts in the water. >> when i got home i stepped on the balcony and saw the boat out of control. >> reporter: two boats, a sailboat and this boat collided near haring rock at angel island in san francisco bay. >> it was alarming because i didn't know what was going on. i got a text saying i guess someone had fallen off the boat and hit by another vessel. >> reporter: one person was on board the spinning boat, four people were on board a sailboat. the lone passenger on the motor boat was ejected. witne

cheryl casone with the details right now. cheryl.spitals need to follow federal law and provide abortions if the health or life of the mother is at risk. they're also warning doctors and hospitals the federal government could penalize them if they fail to provide care in those circumstances. the president issued an executive order following the overturning of roe v wade. texas electric grid is asking residents to conserve power due to the extreme heat. the state is battling triple digit temperatures right now, the high in dallas topping 100 degrees every day since jul. texans, because we're tough, don't have a lot of faith in the electric reliability council of texas, sorry. you're going to remember, folks, a near collapse of the grid that led to the state-wide outage. that was in february. texans are a little skeptical about this one first. frontier airlines is calling on spirit to delay its shareholder vote once again, to allow the airline more time to persuade skeptical spirit investors. frontier has been in a bidding war with jet

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we are talking about our country, cheryl, you think about the future of the country, the minds go forn. you live in loudoun county which is ground zero for the battle for the schools. which side do you think is winning right now? >> well, you absolutely think that our sites get stronger and stronger every day. over the last two years, the momentum that we have gained in waking parents up to what is actually going on in government and schools has been refreshing to see. you know, more people are getting involved. more people are realizing they need to show up info in all elections, not just presidential election. you know, the culture of the left has gotten so toxic, it needs to be attacked on every level of government. i actually started a chapter of moms for liberty in loudoun county. that is our mantra, we are fighting on all levels of government. we need to turn this country around here these teachers unions are evil, and they have really taken over government education. we need to stop it. >> carley: well, i'm sure what said is music to your ears because you are worried about the

here's nbc bay area's cheryl heard. >> this is uncomfortable.st sitting in this room and talking about that topic should be uncomfortable. >> reporter: uncomfortable but necessary for people thinking about safety. close to 200 people packing this auditorium in pleasant hill tonight, learning how to protect themselves from an active shooter. >> our department provides training for active shooter response to our officers. it's real important to provide this similar training and -- to member of the community as well. >> reporter: communities all over this country are victims of mass shootings. from columbine high school in colorado to the robb elementary school massacre in texas, some people are terrified and want to know what to do if they're faced with someone with a gun. >> if you can run, run. if you can hide, if you have to hide, then hide somewhere that you can. if you are forced to fight, then fight with everything you've got. >> reporter: this new reality is forcing bay area police departments to do physical active shooter trainings. we sat

reporting live i'm cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> stay with us for the latest on this breaking news. a live look at sfo. now you can see planes are still taking off and landing tonight, but obviously major delays for so many. our website nbcbayarea.com will be your latest source for updates. >>> the victim is a director of a non-profit organization. the suspect two homeless men. it happened around this morning at 11:00 on mcallister street on the steps of the community center. the spokesperson for the community center says that the director, james spagnola, asked two homeless men to move away from the front steps. he says the men then beat spagnola with a wooden plank. he's recovering in the hospital tonight. there's a gofundme page, which is what you're looking at that has been set up right now. officers did arrest one man, they're still looking for a second. the reverend amos brown is weighing in tonight. he says that the homeless situation in the city is simply out of control and dangerous. >> jus

>> crews across the state, trying to save these trees that are unique to our region, nbc bay area cheryld has the latest. >> reporter: new video tonight from the washburn fire. crews battling flames along highway 41. the road leading into yosemite national park. stephen voltage has a house, and he has been watching the fire burned for the past couple of days. >> i have a house there that my father gave me and we built together during the 70s. so, i don't really want to lose that house. >> reporter: so far, the buyer has scorched more than 2300 acres, starting in a remote field bed with lots of trees. >> we have got crews in there, to start prepping and cutting brush away from the road had, to allow the fire to back down slow. >> reporter: the fire is not backing down quickly. close to two dozen special teams descending on the area with 40 engines and six bulldozers. firefighters are working to stop lames from jumping the highway. and they are very concerned about protecting the mariposa grove, which is home to more than 500 mature giant sequoia trees. >> the fire is on the outskirts of t

i'll leave the shot of someone slavering over an ice cream to hannah — chris and cheryl's eldest, whoiness full—time, along with her sisters, kitty and cleo. so mum and dad have since retired. they've very much left us to it, which is brilliant. but every now and again, for a bit of wisdom, we do go back to them. when my parents first started literally making in the mixer and freezing into little containers of ice cream, we can now be running off three tonnes of ice cream a day, so there's a huge change between 1986 and today. kitty, you've not seen this yet, have you? all: no. here we go, then. enjoy. thank you! we make a blend and then we flavour it. so that's our basic mix — it's very rich mix. they laugh she sounds... all: ..so different. she looks so young. amazing. loved it! 0h! wow! i want to watch it again! bring us another one! "bring us another one!" but will customers still be saying the same of their ice—cream delights in the future? who doesn't love ice cream? it's at the happy end of everything. you know, break up with a boyfriend — have some ice cream. with a boyfriend

cheryl: love it. liz: i wasn't such an oddity up there, cheryl, with the red hair. [laughter] it was like, wait, everybody has red hair. great to see you. thank you for helping out on show, much appreciated. folks, we've got super hot wholesale inflation numbers and an ugly earnings number from the big banks slapping a ripple whammy on the markets. looked at this, cheryl just noted it, the nasdaq has turned positive, so has crude oil. so here we are off the lows. the dow was moving as many as 628 points, and while it has lost about 400 points off those lows, the dow and the s&p are still looking at five straight losing sessions. jpmorgan shares jumping to one-and-a-half year lows, jamie dimon warning of negative consequences from his self-described economic hurricane, but it's one federal reserve voice playing meteorologist when it comes to the to predicting next rate hike. our floor show traders are getting in place in front of the cameras to break it all down. oil was not helping matters earlier, crude is settled below $95 a barrel. considering it had been $130 a

be investing in this market going down because we will bounce back and you know, cheryl casone, in forosed up one-time on cpi a day higher, that was in january so i'm looking at you to break that streak. >> cheryl: yeah, no pressure but you never know down 36 points real quick, though, charles you must have not been listening to me this morning because i did talk about those real earnings this morning being down 1% month-over-month, and i did focus on that. charles: i missed you, yeah, well you're one of the best, but a lot of people sweep that over and that's what matters most, the real stuff. >> cheryl: it matters a lot and the question for everybody right now, charles, has

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