. >> but this incident has caused other regular lake walkers like christine harrison to reach a breaking point for us. >> there's a lot of change that has to happen in oakland for things to get better, but it feels very hopeless at times, unfortunately. and you know, we're we're thinking of relocating at some point because we just don't feel safe now considering a move out of state for protection of her two kids, both under the age of six. the crime here is getting so bad that just in the middle of the day, i have to worry, like should i be concerned about going for a walk today? because you know, random violence could break out in oakland. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> six juveniles and one adult have been arrested for a string of burglaries in san jose, which the thieves used. stolen cars to crash into buildings. today, police released a video of three break ins. they have linked to the suspects. according to investigate, the juveniles use stolen vehicles, as you see, smashed into businesses and gain entry causing significant damage to the buildings in all, police say the group c

. >> but this incident has caused other regular lake walkers like christine harrison to reach a breaking point for us. >> there's a lot of change that has to happen in oakland for things to get better, but it feels very hopeless at times. unfortunately and, you know, we're we're thinking of relocating at some point because we just don't feel safe now considering a move out of state for protection of her two kids, both under the age of six. the crime here is getting so bad that just in the middle of the day, i have to worry, like, should i be concerned about going for a walk today? because you know, random violence could break out in oakland. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> now to developing news. this year's burning man tonight will mark the official end of the event. the final official event. the temple burn is set for 8 p.m. it's going to signal the end of the festival in the nevada desert. meanwhile i'll look at this, the mass exodus continues. tens of thousands of people stuck because of a muddy mess over the weekend are now heading home. dry and sunny conditions, though, are hel

joining us now are edward harrison and christina -- of bloomberg markets. christine, what to you is front and center? christine: i'm going to go out on a limb and say it is not inflation data from the u.s., it is not the ecb. i'm actually going to be watching the uaw strike potential because this is one of those wildcard events that could really upset the current trajectory of economic data and the narrative that we have from the federal reserve and central banks around the world. we generally know that inflation it's on its way down, maybe less in certain parts of the world. we also know that policymakers the world over are kind of heading to this cause moment. this potential strike from auto workers in the u.s. is exactly the sort of event that could have been dull of that. we are looking at $5 billion, 6 billion dollars of growth shaved from the u.s. economy, and i know it little bit about strikes, having moved from london to new york. london is the land of strikes. we've seen it impact both inflation and growth data. alix: i totally agree with you, i think everyt