here's former a's scott hatteberg and cleary's son, gordie. 22 years ago, cleary, a baseball coach and teacher at vacaville high school, came up with a reverse boycott event. that's when thousands of fans rather than staying away from the coliseum, showed up in huge numbers last june, urging owner john fisher to sell the team to allow the a's to stay in oakland. while many fans are heartbroken or even angry about the a's move, patrick and patricia campbell of new jersey are marking an incredible milestone. >> i'd love to watch baseball. >> how many ballparks have you been to? >> every one of them. i think. what are they? 30, 26, 26, 26. all of them. >> people would say, how many settings do you have left? >> and we'd say, oh, we got 12. what are they? oh, we got eight or we got six and then two. >> baseball is a huge part of many families. our kids love it. our grandchildren love it as much as his family loves baseball. cleary says seeing the oakland a's leave town hurts this week. >> it's certainly going to be bittersweet for everyone. >> the very last a's game at oakland coliseum is

here's former a's scott hatteberg and cleary's son, gordie. 22 years ago, cleary, a baseball coach and teacher at vacaville high school, came up with a reverse boycott event. that's when thousands of fans, rather than staying away from the coliseum, showed up in huge numbers last june, urging owner john fisher to sell the team to allow the a's to stay in oakland. while many fans are heartbroken or even angry about the a's move, patrick and patricia campbell of new jersey are marking an incredible milestone. >> i'd love to watch baseball. >> how many ballparks have you been to? >> every one of them, i think. what are they? 30, 26, 26, 26? all of them. >> people would say, how many settings do you have left? >> and we'd say, oh, we got 12. what are they? oh, we got eight. >> oh, we got six and then two. >> baseball is a huge part of many families. >> our kids love it. our grandchildren love it. >> as much as his family loves baseball, cleary says seeing the oakland a's leave town hurts this week. >> it's certainly going to be bittersweet for everyone. >> the very last a's game at oakland

earlier tonight, we did hear from longtime fan and current vacaville high school baseball coach stu cleary said, reading john fisher's note today was frustrating. >> it was a terrible letter. they, they it just me off and i'm sure everyone else, they would have been just better off not saying anything. >> cleary went on to his first game at the coliseum back in 77, and has continued to be a loyal a's fan ever since. he said going to games at the coliseum became a large part of his childhood and his own children as well. he says he will not be following the a's as they move on to sacramento. >> no doubt about it is going to be an emotional week for so many a's fans. well, dave stewart, barry bonds, sergio romo and other celebrities were in oakland today for a charity golf event. it was all in honor of legendary a's and giants pitcher, the late vida blue. they were at sequoia country club for the annual event that blue founded. the money raised goes to northern lights school in oakland. and while that was certainly the focus today, well, a lot of people commented on the a's last week here in

and the same reason why jean cleary's parents took their power back and got the cleary act signed into law after the tragic killing of their daughter on campus in 1986. jean cleary's parents made the same argument that i have heard time and time again from families all over this country who have lost loved ones to hazing at colleges and universities. if we had only known, if only we had been made aware sooner. if only we had been given a clearer picture of the situation that took our child away from us. maybe we could have done something. that's what this bill is about. it's about transparency and accountability. empowering students and families so they can make informed decisions about the schools that they attend or the clubs that they join. it's about ensuring that college remains a place of new beginnings and hope for our children's future. it's simply about just saving lives. i want to thank all of the families who have been working on this effort for so many years. and who are watching from home but also watching here with us today. today in our house gallery. to hang knewer for

and one man who knows his heartbreak all too well is stu cleary. he went to his first game at the coliseum back in 1977, has continued to be a loyal a's fan since, and held out hope that this week stu would not come to pass. stu. joining us here tonight, and first let me ask you what you think of john fisher's apology and goodbye. >> i read it, i was i couldn't i couldn't tell what was. were there more misspellings or lies in that thing? it was terrible. whoever wrote that for him, they deserve each other. it was a terrible letter. they they it just me off. and i'm sure everyone else, they would have been just better off not saying anything. yeah. >> there's a lot of emotions. i mean, this has been a long road you've helped with reverse boycotts. you've been on this show before talking, hoping to get him to sell the team or do something different. and i think that's that's kind of the question. this week for a lot of a's fans, myself included, what is the emotion this week? you certainly don't want to let frustration get in the way of remembering a

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miss romero, i know you've read the cleary gottlieb report, is that correct? >> yes, senator. >> i watched a lot of people in this town tried to cover it up. they said it's bad, but don't worry. the fdic chairman will fix it. this was the same fdic chairman who had been at the agency since he was corporal under home all this stuff happened. unfortunately, that point of view did not prevail. here is the way i read the report. 97 people at that agency reported 145 separate incidents of sexual assault. 91 others reported 141 separate incidents of gender or sexuality based discrimination. 187 people reported 320 separate incidents of verbal abuse. over 500 people, about 10% of the people with the agency came forward about discrimination about the harassment and at mistreatment they faced at the fdic. now i listened to you say all the right words. and you talked about accountability. and you talked about refurbishing the tarnished reputation of the agency, and you talked about listening, andu i appreciate all that, but the phrase that got my attention me was send a

to understand that they don't trade in dollars, because sanctions against it are involved of the clearymoscow stock exchange... as a result , they cannot trade in either dollars or euros, so the exchange rate they set is actually mythical, it is simply sucked out of their fingers, what according to their own calculations it is... a central bank of information, it is simply - simply receives this information and then the fluctuation within one day sometimes reaches, well , in fact 10%, which says that this approach is, well, it is, well, let’s say not quite adequate, but they trade in yuan, but there are serious problems with yuan as well, why, because as of today china clearly separates the yuan that circulates directly in the middle country and the yuan that comes from russia, and this is created. serious problems for making payments both for receiving a certain product and vice versa for selling directly to china, and in particular, for example, some payments are waiting to be made for up to several months, for example, a payment that was just made in in may, while this does not rule

they won't control of the city of cleary icon, which is the base of the scenario a comp tell. but the fighting has been devastating. the local economy, they're still home in port form. could you icon and then all of the west of mexico, the towns peopling cooler than having to adjust to a new reality. the one with bodies 10 up on the street daily. one way schools are closed, businesses have reduced hours and 2 weeks off to the start of a civil war, and this in a low cost. so spot by the rest in the united states, one of it's found is there's no end in sight. local economies hurting the chamber of commerce estimates. it's losing $25000000.00 a day. it's almost a fraud and a half. i don't. her cobalt boots up. see if you've restaurant from us to 46 years later, it's an institution. it is wondering how long we can hang on most. we've close to about 15 percent of all usual customers, but people don't want to come out because there are risks this guide. let's see how long this last, you know, i know, i think he's closing 2 hours earlier than usual buses to take his stuff. i run a do

. >> cleary, she doesn't -- clearly, she doesn't understand the economic impact which would have on everydayilies. it is not just rich people that would be affected by these policies. that is what's so disturbing, so alarming. you talk about affecting economic growth in our nation. it's trying to put forward an unrealized tax on capital gains. this is atrocious and, unfortunately, the biden-harris administration has proposed it every year for the last four years in their budget. they are asking for the largest tax increase in the history of the nation. but what's even worse, maria, is they're wanting the individual rate on small businesses to be at 44%. that's almost 20 points higher than that of businesses in communist china. that's unacceptable. maria: well, the other thing is core inflation remains pretty significant and up there. i mean, core inflation if has tick thed up to 2.7% -- tick thed up. that's stuck at the highest levels since may. if we get this dock workers strike next week, doesn't that spike if inflation further? >> let me tell you, the biden-hearst administration knows how

he so cleary benefited, engaged and encouraged spying in the 20216 election because it was going to workying on him or barack obama or anyone else who he thinks is obsessed with him. howard: i want to touch on the issue that has vice president harris most passionate, and that is abortion rights. and she was in georgia on friday, devoted the whole speech to it talking about two cases where where, according to propublica, women died either because they received delayed treatment or no treatment under the state's 6-week abortion ban. are the media basically on her side, caroline? >> they're wholly on her side. and, look, those two cases of those women that kamala a haste used to attack pro-life georgia were far more complicated than she was letting on, but the media did not afford that nuance. those two women died of complications from the abortion pill and kamala harris claimed that under georgia's 6-week restriction, women would have to be on death's door before they could receive medical attention, and that is a patently false. the law explicitly empowers doctors to intervene in the case

a bystander helped the victim find that vehicle that was abandoned on cleary court. police say the vehicle's keys were missing and they're looking into it, but so far no arrests have been made. san francisco is going to be pretty, pretty busy this week. salesforce's annual dreamforce conference returns to the city. this is video of last year's event. it is wild. thousands of people. the multi-day conference, set to start tuesday morning at moscone center. and that is when salesforce ceo marc benioff kicks everything off with his keynote speech. local businesses and restaurants preparing for large crowds and some serious money. according to dreamforce website, attendees are expected to spend upwards of $2,500 just to attend that event. a big push to register voters ahead of the election this week, including right here in the bay area. the election happens in november, but they're doing it this week. tuesday is national voter registration day. the marin county elections department is partnering with several organizations to help people check their voter registration st

. >> the cleary report makes seven nations ranging from protecting victims, improving policies and holding leadership accountable for inaction. chair bloomberg came in front of the banking committee in may and agreed to provide a written update and briefing to my subcommittee on the status of the recommendations. missed goldsmith-romero, what is your sense of where the fdic is in implementing recommendations? >> senator, it is hard for me to see on the outside, although i read some of the things that are happening on the website. but i'm very committed to being transparent with you and communicating with you as part of your chair of the subcommittee. >> i made it clear to him under no uncertain terms that as chair of consumer protection and financial institutions, i would hold him accountable and would hold anyone in that position accountable for cultural and structural changes needed. i look for it to supporting your nomination. and holding you accountable to turning the fdic around. certainly you bring that kind of experience that we need, at just this particular moment. since i've got a

but after you have stories that were pretty cleary well back grounded, published by two top print journalistsjust the signal from the fed that we were headed towards 50, and that they had moved 25 yesterday rather than 50, i think there would have beensome negative reaction among people who had come to believe it was going to be 50. i think what that tells us was that there was a robust debate, even after jackson hole, as to whether they were going to go with 25 or 50 basis points. finally, when the chair concluded that he had the votes and the support to do it, i think that's probably then when they did some of the back grounding in order to get the markets prepared for the larger cut. >> dan, that's a little -- it's just an interesting narrative on how things happened, because we talk sometimes about how are -- or question whether the markets are leading the fed around by the nose. but you make it sound like the fed is leading the market around by the nose, and maybe particularly the chairman. if he wants a 50 basis point cut, the way to do that is signal it ahead of time, even if there are

i hope because of that very cleari because of that very clear contrast, because of the fact that kamalahanged her mind on policy, she has really addressed a lot of them, will there be a problem? you know, my perspeetive. _ there be a problem? you know, my perspective, especially - there be a problem? you know, my perspective, especially as i there be a problem? you know, my perspective, especially as a | my perspective, especially as a legislator, is that there is growth that comes with experience, there is evolution that comes with time, and i certainly don't have some of the same positions i had four years ago or eight years ago, ten years ago, especially given the shifting nature of the challenges that we face. when you look at donald trump for example, who one day expresses pride in the fact that he killed roe v wade, that he nominated and had appointed the supreme court that eliminated a woman's right to reproductive freedom and then the next day says, but women can trust me, and believe me when i say... different. having seen someone evolve and change over time versus having someo