tomás: me da mucho gusto, clarita.sta se van juntas a la universidad. marieta: sí, qué padre. ¿ya sabes qué vas a estudiar? clara: administración de empresas. quiero convertir la boutique de ada en la mejor del país. guillermina: no saben lo bien que le está yendo. a clarita se le ocurrió ofrecer un cambio de imagen en las clientas y ada está contentísima. marieta: guau. clara: sí. si hace un mes me hubieran dicho que mi vida iba a cambiar tanto no lo hubiera creído. bueno, ya hasta tengo mi canal de maquillaje. todos: [ríen] tomás: ya era hora de que aprendieras a valorarte, clarita. raúl: bueno, no han terminado las buenas noticias, ¿eh? les tengo una sorpresa. tomás: ¿cuál, cuál? todos: [celebran] raúl: mientras tú trabajabas, hija, dani y guille me ayudaron con mis terapias. me ayudaron con mis ejercicios y mira. gracias, hijos. daniel: de nada. clara: me da mucho gusto verte de nuevo de pie, papito. ¿por qué no me dijeron nada? raúl: pues porque ya no sería sorpresa. todos: [ríen] marieta: y como dice el dicho...

bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> a santa clarita6 flag annual pass into a meal ticket. his name is dylan. he's an electrical engineer. and for the last 7 years, dylan has been going to the park 2 times a day once for lunch and then once for dinner that is because his $150 annual pass covers parking admission and 2 meals. and that is led to big savings for the guy over the dillon ptells in pr he says that he's been able to pay off his student loans and buy a house since getting married dylan has had to scale back his 6 trips, though, to just weekday lunch. trying to find the best neighborhood to take your kids trick or treating what you won't have to go too far. san francisco is one of the best places in the country to celebrate halloween wallet-hub looked at the 100 largest cities in the country. they look at things like the number of costume stores and trick or treating spots. they determined that san francisco is the 5th best city to celebrate the halloween holiday. new york came in. number one followed by la vegas and miami. have

. >> the agents in los angeles head up to colon's house in santa clarita.behold, what do they find? >> 46 grams of cyanide. enough to kill 230 people. they arrest ray. and after sitting in jail for about seven months, he decides to fully cooperate with the fbi and tell his story. >> colon not only provides all this information on the adonis hit, he also provides all this information on the related nick denoia murder. >> and he links them together in a way that no one had at that point, which is steve bannerjee. >> ray colon reveals he was the middle man in nick de noia's murder. he hired rivera lopez to pull the trigger. turns out rivera lopez is already in prison for an unrelated crime. >> now they've got to get steve bannerjee on tape. >> the fbi arranges for ray colon's release from prison to work as an undercover informant. >> bannerjee was not keen on talking on the phone, which becomes a problem for us. >> the plan is that ray is going to tell bannerjee that he is out of jail so he could get treatment for his kidney disease. >> ray convinces steve to

i'm 4 by all secret. santa clarita for you. mm hm. and what if we have forgotten that in any change brought about by industry, it is primarily their business sustainability that prevails the world of business and commerce is driving the energy transition. and so it's not like there's benevolent heartful people out there trying to solve the problems in the best possible ways, the wind companies and the solar companies, they're trying to make a profit. they're trying to have a profitable business. and that's not going to save the planet or save our human race. was all doing the ankles of us when else to kid lucille ski caps we want koya fall. i meant to neil, my point of view was off. i mixed like tv sla, mini petroleum gisy survey. she noticed like it still says comp mcneal, pop right now, industrial society talks about growth in the elected officials. the politicians all want to have global growth growth in the economy, growth in spending growth in investments. everybody wants, wants growth, but the truth is we need to, to orchestrate

a santa clarita were killed. 3 were injured by a 16 year-old using a ghost gun assembled from a kit attorney general upon to is blaming a lack of regulation on these ghost guns for an increase in deadly shootings. he says this ghost guns we know are an epidemic right now. we're seeing. >> children were seeing committee members are seeing law enforcement officers trying to keep a safe being killed by ghost guns because of their unregulated nature. and this is a i really powerful approach novel and unique in in in framing to get those guns off our streets. >> the state lawsuit would require goes to gun makers to follow california law and require background checks for the people purchasing the weapons individual pieces of the guns would need to be engraved with unique serial numbers and the guns would have to be registered. san jose police have made arrests today for possessing ghost guns. officers say they found 3 ghost guns inside a car during a routine traffic stop. investigators say the people in the vehicle also had ties to gangs and drug sales is unclear how many people were arrested in t

you are going to see everybody do a clarita. jonathan: preplanned transactions and money in cash.no, a productive rebalancing of diversified portfolios. jonathan: this is a side story. i think it is important. the chairman of the federal reserve gets around 200k a year. we have been talking about second and third year analysts on wall street are getting paid 200k a year, we are going to compare a second or third year grad to the federal reserve chair. lisa: private sector grads get a large pay check. it seems like this is the way things will work and are designed to work. jonathan: we are going to catch up. let's talk about what is happening in d.c. and with the federal reserve is saying. >> have not heard exactly yet what the federal reserve is going to say. it is really the optics that are bad. these were transactions, not trades. they were scheduled. the optics are not great. it comes at a precarious time. jay powell is up for renomination. we know progressives like senator warren has called him a dangerous man. you have the likes of treasury secretary janet yellen who says she

then in 2019 2 high school students in santa clarita were killed. 3 others were hurt when a 16 year-old used a ghost gun, a symbol from the kit. but to blame the lack of regulations on ghost guns for a rise in the number of fatal shootings, ghost guns we know are an epidemic right now. we're seeing. >> children were seeing committee members are seeing law enforcement officer trying to keep us safe being killed by ghost guns because of their unregulated nature. and this is a i really powerful approach novel and unique in in in framing to get those guns off our streets. >> the lawsuit would also require ghost gun makers to follow california state laws which requires background checks for gun buyers, individual pieces of those guns would also need to be engraved with unique serial numbers. the guns would also have to be registered. >> well, in fact, 5 people have been arrested for ghost guns in 4 days in the east bay. >> but that's not the only place where they've been found recently crawford's grant lotus here now to 9 in studio with the details they called an at least rob bonta does. and

the quake was felt from santa clarita to orange county. meanwhile, in texas, two children were killed at a drag racing event. the victims were 6 and a 8 years old. police say a driver taking part in the event lost control of his car which crashed into the spectators. eight others were injured. and in florida, at least five people reportedly hurt in a massive car crash near orlando, more than a dozen others suffered minor injuries. eric. eric: aalicia, also in florida, the massive search for brian laundrie ended with the discovery of his remains. some say the investigation of what his parents may have known and the timing of the cooperation in the manhunt is getted started. did he commit suicide or was he eaten by alligators? more, straightte ahead. y. whoo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. >> tech: when you get a chip in your windshield... trust safelite. ensure complete! this couple was headed to the farmers market... when they got a chip. they drove to safelite for a sa

. >> we're just now starting to get a light rain here in santa clari clarita. >> the ground is a little wet. >> i don't know if you can see it, but there are some sprinkles as anticipated. >> we have a camera to show you hollywood, but we keep losing it, and maybe that's rain related. it's raining here in hollywood. >> if you haven't take an shower yet today, don't bother. we are soaked. >> it's just enough to ruin one's hair. >> this is a live view, street vision. it's a little misty. >> in case you didn't know it, it's wet outside and has been for many, many hours. it's an annoyance at this point. > jimmy: they got the jet boat just in case. don't worry. the governor has activated the national guard. we're going to be okay. it was a dreary weekend for the dodgers, who will not get a chance to defend their title. the atlanta braves are headed to the world series instead, where they will face the houston astros. the series hasn't even started and the astros have already been cursed. by a retweet from ted cruz. look closely at that photo. those aren't streamers. that's the ink ted squirt

. >> reporter: just north of los angeles in santa clarita parents with a range of reactions. >> yeah, well, if it's mandatory to get into school then, of course. >> home school. that's it. >> reporter: all of this as the deadline for new york city school employees to get vaccinated hit at 5:00 p.m. friday. all employees who have not received at least one shot facing suspension without pay. >> i am certainly a thousand percent willing to lose my career over this. >> reporter: justice sonia sotomayor overseeing the second circui denying the request from new york city public schoolteachers to block the mandate, the group saying thousands of teachers face termination. >> this is freedom that we as educators teach our children in school and our own children, but yet now you're taking it away from us. >> reporter: and as schools see more covid-19 outbreaks, some parents eager to vaccinate their kids. according to a new report by the kaiser family foundation, one-third of parents with kids from 5 to 11 years old will get their kids vaccinated right away once eligible. meanwhile, some of thos

the shooter used homemade ghost guns and in 2019, 2 high school students in santa clarita were killedy a 16 year-old student using a ghost gun assemble from a kit. >> ghost guns. we know are an epidemic right now. we're seeing children were seeing committee members are seen law enforcement officers trying to keep us safe being killed by ghost guns because of their unregulated nature. and this is a i really powerful approach novel and unique in in in framing to get those guns off our streets. >> the state law. so it would require ghost gun makers to require background checks for anybody buying them. the individual pieces of the guns would have to be engraved with unique serial numbers. the guns would have to be registered. >> another big story we're following this evening. president biden's push to get our ports pumping out more products ahead of the holidays. some retailers are already warning of supply shortages. but the ports of los angeles and long beach are picking up the pace reporter kimberly cheng reports and the impact. >> today the president addressed this multi-layered suppl

. >> i callers calling in from santa clarita, california you were on the phone with roxanne dunbar ortiz. >> you know about the mexican-american war in the annexation, when the abraham lincoln against the war when he was in congress but they convinced him to go along because if america had come out west the british would've come down south from canada and they may have ended up helping the confederacy in the civil war and if america had taken the west it wouldn't have gotten the gold and silver to pay for the army so they saved america next to the american war. >> do you want to, professor. >> i really looked at this, i have two chapters at the border on the 20th century in the historical chapter, the united states to get to the pacific, they started sending spies to spanish territory accidentally getting arrested in colorado which is spanish territory and being taken all the way to mexico city they were trained spies and they could do maps along the way. this is 1806, still spanish territory in mexico became dependent 1821. slavery from missouri started invading and taking land in texas

. ♪ ♪ >> the agents in los angeles head up to colon's house in santa clarita. ray, and after sitting in jail for about seven months, he decides to fully cooperate with the fbi and tell his story. >> colon not only provides all this information on the adonis hit, he also provides all the information on the related nick de noia murder. and he links them together in a way that no one had at that point, which is steve banerjee. he's the man at the top of the pile. he's the one who's hired ray to carry out these hits. >> and ray tells the fbi how steve banerjee asked him to hire someone to kill nick denoia. >> he said, i want someone murdered. i said, are you out of your mind? >> ray appears in this 1998 british documentary, "chippendales a secret history." >> although ray appears in silhouette, the documentary identifies him by name. >> and i said, no, that ain't going to happen, steve. he said, come on, man, you do the right thing for your friend. >> banerjee tells colon, if you don't do this, i'm going to have the mafia take care of you. >> he says, come on, just

remember that chair powell and vice chair clarita's terms expire at the end of january.head of supervision retired last week. we may see as when issue as justification for having president biden literally revamp or remake the -- the board of governors with the federal reserve with some new people, some new economists and the market as you know hates change particularly it's up to critical inflection point with the fed likely to change policy on the upcoming november third fomc meeting, so this is not coming at a great time in term of market confidence. maria: yeah, be careful of who you wish for when you don't know who that person is because the progressives are now focused squarely on the federal reserve. they want the the change for sure. elizabeth warren has already said she wants powell replaced and the word is that there's a lot of politicization going on around here, so it's a great point having said that where are these rules and updated rules in terms of no trading for congress because the optics are not good, geed. phil, good to see you this morning. >> thank yo

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a new report last week revealed that a third key fed official, vice-chair richard clarita, also traded between $1 million and $5 million out of a bond fund into stock funds exactly one day before fed chair powell publicly suggested possible policy actions that would significantly affect bonds and stocks. the federal reserve makes hugely consequential decisions, decisions involving interest rates, trillions of dollars worth of lending and debt and the regulation and supervision of the banking and financial systems. 2020 was a particularly consequential year, with the fed taking unprecedented steps to backstop financial markets in response to the pandemic. to make these specific decisions, fed officials needed access to vast quantities of proprietary nonpublic data and information about individual firms, the state of the economy, and upcoming fed actions. under these circumstances for fed officials to actively trade in the market raises legitimate questions about conflicts of interest and insider trading. these fed official actions show, at a minimum, very bad judgment. they also suggest