coronado held its breath. then at a news conference sheriff bill gore laid out the facts as his investigators saw them. >> was maxes death a homicide? >> the answer is no. it was a tragic accident. was rebecca's death a homicide? again, the answer is no, it was a suicide. >> sergeant dave said that the evidence show showed a sad tale in which one tragedy lead to another. when rebecca checked her voice mail just before 1 am, sergeant said that she heard a grim message from her boyfriend, max's dad, jonah. >> that message that was left on her phone was to inform rebecca of max's grave condition and imminent death. >> did rebecca blame herself for the child severe injuries? and then, take her own life. the sergeant showed photos from inside the bedroom where rebecca spent her final moments. there was a rope tied to the bed, the other hand had been looped around rebecca's neck. there was also two knives in the bedroom, apparently used to cut the rope. everything was swabbed for dna. >> dna profiles were only from

. >> general contractor justin dawson is reflecting on his friend and employee arturo coronado. the 60 year-old construction worker was shot to death about 04:00am tuesday by thieves who are stealing. the catalytic converter off his car. dustin says curran was in the doorway of his effort avenue home when he was shot. >> told to get away from his car and they started firing a bullet went through the door in. >> children, dustin says he and coronado had worked together for 24 years. he says coronado was a good kind person who is passionate about his work and would do anything for anyone. >> i think what garrett more going to do anything was just being able to touch people in do stuff for money. i think that's better. so wednesday was just he just was. he like helping people on it and like that. but that is sold. >> coronado's murders happened during one of oakland's most violent periods with seemingly no end in sight for mental health crisis. amenities people don't have the opportunities that they need. they're turning to drugs and violence and where they can do to make ends meet

coronado: that is actually what the fed is saying too. not necessarily that they will cut rates but they are saying they are not far from the destination, especially given the speed they are going. if they go another 75 basis points has anticipated in november and another 50 basis points, then whether this is another 25 or 50, there is a few more rate hikes they have penciled in for early 2023. then they think that will be high enough to weigh on economic activity, cooldown inflation. i think they will be able to sit there for a while. then beyond that, it is anybody's guess. we can see a lot of global risk brewing, there is every possibility that europe and other countries go into a recession and the boe dances around the inflation event. they have been surprising all the way through this cycle and they could surprise us again, so i would not put too much weight on far out, 2023 rate paths priced into the market. i think what is clear for the fed is what is the direction of travel in the near term and that is up about 4% in the neighborh

his suv toad as evidence for 25 years, coronado had worked for general contractor justin dawson. he was like he'd do anything for anybody like he he would he was just like he would never hurt anybody. just a sign of desperation right now around us and i'm sad that he lost his life. i wish he had just let it go. the victim's daughter, who didn't want her face shone says her dad had stopped other thieves in the past from stealing his tools usually tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. i think that was probably more instinct, and he probably didn't realize the gravity of what they competed. potentially do to him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in , he did his best to be the best dad. the shooting death happened in council member shank house district. what we need is to get more homicide and criminal investigations and investigators , um immediately so that we can get this small group of people who are pulling the triggers to make sure that they are off our street immediately. no arrests have been made. oakland poli

then. >> a bullet hit dozen says coronado was the first person he ever hired. and not only was he passionate about his work, but also about helping people. dawson says it's what gave him true, joy. he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just just a really sincere, genuine person. current out. it was oakland's 100st homicide victim of the year as the violence continues to rage out of control. there's a mental health crisis with our young people and they're acting out. i mean. need more services. they need more help. they need more guidance and that would probably thanks. a lot of this violence would not happen. i mean, it all starts with trying to support the young people and get them into some that they wake up and look forward to every day in row that i think that's root of the problem. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news and san mateo county congresswoman jackie spear has now announced. >> 1.7 million dollars in new funding to prevent

then. >> a bullet hit dozen says coronado was the first person he ever hired. and not only was he passionate about his work, but also about helping people. dawson says it's what gave him true, joy. he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just just a really sincere, genuine person. current out. it was oakland's 100st homicide victim of the year as the violence continues to rage out of control. there's a mental health crisis with our young people and they're acting out. i mean, need more services. they need more help. they need more guidance and that would probably thanks. a lot of this violence would not happen. i mean, it all starts with trying to support the young people and get them into some that they wake up and look forward to every day. you know that. i think that's root of the problem. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news in concord. the sun valley mall was evacuated today after a report of a man with a gun video from the scene show

joining us with more is julia coronado.he is also the current president of a national association of business economists. it is good to chat with you. i feel we can marry the fed and politics story together, because in many ways, the u.k. is the poster child for everything gone wrong. fiscal policy gone wrong, high inflation, and hawkish central banks. what is your biggest take away that you might tell the fed? >> actually, i think one of the interactions here is the combination of a hawkish fed with vulnerabilities around the world, be they in the u.k. or japan. you have got countries where, the uk's decisions and chaos on fiscal policy certainly illustrate the lack of good options for the u.k., but all of that gets amplified through a strong dollar. a hawkish fed that is keeping that dollar on a one-way path upward, that certainly adds to the leveraged trades that amplify the u.k. situation. we knew the platform that liz truss was running on. we knew that the fiscal discipline was not essential to that platform, yet marke

dustin says he and coronado had worked together for 24 years. he says coronado was a good kind person who is passionate about his work and would do anything for anyone. i think what garrett more going to do anything was just being able to touch people in do stuff for i think that's better. so wednesday was just he just was. he like helping people out and like that. but that is sold. coronado's murders happened during one of oakland's most violent periods with seemingly no end in sight for mental health crisis. among people don't have the opportunities that they need. they're turning to drugs and violence and wherever they can do to make ends meet ranch high. and people don't have lot of help. and the young people just don't have about a lot of open there. >> acting out this is what happened. you know? >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay unhoused people who had been living near the san jose airport had to clear out just last week will now many of those same people are being told they have to move again. the city notified roughly 100 p

police say he was arturo coronado. he was shot by someone who was trying to steal a oncatalytic converter dawson who was current his friend, spoke with kron 4 and says that coronado was shouting at the thieves from his home when he was shot. dawson says coronado was passionate about his work in about helping others. h>> he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just it was just a really sincere, genuine person. >> coronado is oakland's 100 and first homicide victim of the year. >> it's 9.37. and still ahead as we celebre hispanic heritage month, we're going to introduce you to the newest player, one of the newest on the oakland a's and how he made it to the big leagues. and today is going to stay a little grayer towards the coastline. highs only in the 60's out there. the rest of us already seeing more and more sunshine now and temperatures will be among the warmest of this forecast into t

dawson says the coronado was a passionate person.ork, loved helping others. >> he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. he's just just a really good kind person and would never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just it was just a really sincere, genuine person. >> yeah, coronado is oakland's 100st homicide victim this year. >> it's 7.36. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the bay area gears up for midterm elections. we're going to take a closer look at the measure that voters are going to be faced with in oakland. and we continue celebrating hispanic heritage month. and we're going to tell you about the a's newest youngest player and how he made it to the victory. and it's going to stay a little gray at the coastline today. little clearing later on, but a slow go at it from the 60's at the coast to the 80's to low 90's inland. >> maybe gray right now for a lot of us. but we will get sunshine along the bayshore. your forecast ahead. and hopping on the road on this thursday morn

police say are coronado was shot by catalytic converter thieves. justin dawson who was coronado's friend tells kron 4 news that tornado was shouting at the thieves from his home when he was shot. dawson says the coronado was passionate about his work and about helping others. he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. >> he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just it was just a really sincere, genuine person. >> coronado is oakland's 100 and first homicide victim of the year. caltrans has begun the final phase of clearing out a large homeless encampment in oakland, several large fires and safety concerns prompted caltrans to remove people who've been living at the wood street encampment. and now council member is pushing for the unhoused to be moved to an old oakland army base. but city staff say the site is to environmentally hazardous and it would be too costly to make the area livable. but what's residents who hang in the balance? the situation has become

police say that he was arturo coronado. he was shot by someone who is trying to steal a catalytic converter. we talked with justin dawson who is court, not his friend, and he tells us the coronado was shouting at the thieves from his house when he was shot. dawson says the coronado was a passionate, a loved his job, loved helping others. >> he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just it was just a really sincere, genuine person. >> corr now oakland's 100 and first homicide victim this year. let's go to the north bay. parents in napa are demanding the pope valley elementary school leaders be held accountable for a former school employee that's been charged now with felt 19 felony counts of having contact with children. parents say 33 year-old benjamin cautious was a longtime employee at the school but was let go in 2019 amid rumors that he was having inappropriate contact with students. howev

his suv toad as evidence for 25 years, coronado had worked for general contractor justin dawson. he was like he'd do anything for anybody like he he would. he was just like he would never hurt anybody. just a sign of desperation right now around us and i'm sad that he lost his life. i wish he had just let it go. the victim's daughter, who didn't want her face shone says her dad had stopped other thieves in the past from stealing his tools usually tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. i think that was probably more instinct, and he probably didn't realize the gravity of what they competed. potentially do to him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in, he did his best to be the best dad. the shooting death happened in council member shank house district. what we need is to get more homicide and criminal investigations and investigators, um immediately so that we can get this small group of people who are pulling the triggers to make sure that they are off our street immediately. police are asking anyone with informatio

. >> police say that arturo coronado was shot by catalytic converter thieves.n who was coronado is friend tells kron 4 that the victim was shouting at the thieves from his home when he was shot. dawson says that corn, otto's or was passionate about his work about helping others. >> he would help anybody like you would do anything for anybody. he's just just a really good kind person who never hurt anybody. and did the best he could. and, you know, it's just it was just a really sincere, genuine person. >> well, coronado is oakland's 100 and first homicide victim of the year. in the north bay. parents in napa calling out pope valley elementary school leaders for what they call a lack of accountability. they're upset after a former school employee was charged in 19 felony counts related to having contact with children. and some parents spoke out at the meeting on wednesday demanding the school's administration be held accountable. the former employee, 33 year-old benjamin casas, who was charged with those 19 felony counts involving younger children. more than 14,

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shot and killed today confronting catalytic converter thieves, his family says 60 year old arturo coronado tried to stop the thieves who had stolen one of two catalytic converters from his toyota sequoia. it happened at about four this morning near everette and hampel in the glenview district. neighbors heard the shots and the thieves speeding away. the victim's daughter told us her dad had stopped other thieves in the past from stealing his tools. usually he'll tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in , he did his best to be the best dad. no arrests have been made. oakland police are asking anyone with information or surveillance video to give them a call. oakland's department of violence prevention has been working overtime trying to respond to all of the recent homicides. ktvu jana katsuyama sat down with the department's chief to get answers about the strategic plan moving forward janna. julie chief guillermo suspenders, says that his department is one of the only of its kind in the nati

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. >> general contractor justin dawson is talking about his friend and employee arturo coronado. the 60 year-old construction worker was shot to death about 04:00am tuesday by thieves who are stealing. the catalytic converter off

police say allen robinson was last seen on sunday just before 04:00pm on 22nd street near coronado elementary school. this is enrichment. she was wearing blue jeans, multrcolored crocs shoes. she's around 4 feet, 10 inches. you ways around 100 pounds. she has brown hair, brown eyes. anyone who has seen her is asked to contact oakland police. all right. happening today, oakland's big tech charter school. they're going to welcome back. students for a soft reopening after last week's mass shooting. students will not be in school to learn anything. a state times going to be dedicated to community building. but as a school gets ready to open leaders are now talking about having armed guards on campus. the subject of armed guards come up in the wake of last week's school shooting that happened on campus that houses 3 schools clickbait at. superintendent doctor seth film and says his charter school can't at armed guards for one simple reason. >> well, we are tenants of the oakland unified school district and as such are facilities use agreement does not allow for us to have armed security on campus.

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but on tuesday morning in oakland, arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car council member. susan, when graph represents the berkeley hills and says help is on the way. i'm very hopeful that the bills that governor newsom has signed. >> that will go into effect on january. first, help. >> to slow down and and maybe even prevent these catalytic converter the women who recyclers been by catalytic converters from and requires more stringent record, keeping to make it easier to track stolen catalytic converters. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> but whether time now as we get a live look outside here on a friday afternoon, little wisps of fog there in the shot. but largely a clear, warm, beautiful day in the bay. and that's the way we like it. when those blue angels fly kron four's. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> runs it down yet. here we go. we have the weekend to head to little fog, though, in some spots it stick up toward the coastline. look at the golden gate bridge, a little back up their head northbo

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arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway tuesday morning when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car. if people hear the noise of sowing in front of their homes are close to their homes, they need to call 9-1-1, immediately not go outside, put themselves in a safe place and that they're out of harm's way. police say the suspects in thursday's case were last seen wearing hooded tops driving a dark colored suv. >> philippe all kron. 4 news. >> san francisco police are investigating a carjacking in the city's poe told district the theft happened in the are of woolsey and holyoke streets early in the morning around one, 30 police say a man and a woman use force to steal the vehicle from a 42 year-old man. the victim was not injured in the carjacking, but as vehicles and the 2 suspects have not been found. anyone with information is asked to call the police department. >> the fleet week air show weekend is here with the sights and sounds taking over the skies of the bay area. the blue angels put on a big show this afternoon. force theresa is there has the highligh

lost another life tuesday with the city's 101st homicide, family members say 60 year old arturo coronado was shot after he tried to stop catalytic converters. the use about four a.m. at his home on everett's street in the glenview district. a daughter now without her dad, it was everything i could have asked for the dad. weeks of violence in oakland are taking a toll on residents on police and on the department of violence prevention, a big name with a small staff. this is different than i've seen in my entire career. the department's chief, guillermo says, says says the number of homicides has spiked in 2019. oakland had 77 homicides that jumped to 117 in 2020 and then 134 homicides last year. the latest death tuesday morning makes 101 people killed so far this year job. is to talk to people to reduce retaliation when it's a shooting. to provide trauma, informed services suspended, says the department of violence prevention was formed in 2017, but it didn't become fully staffed until just 2020 chief suspect says shared some of this year's data with a budget of $10.5 million, the departm

he was lucky not to be hit, but a couple days before that in oakland, arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway when he saw one of these crimes yelled at the thieves who are stealing his catalytic converter. they shot killed. now today in castro valley man is in the hospital after the same type of thing happen to him. kron four's charles clifford reports. well, here in castro valley appears that a homeowner has been shot. >> after he confronted a group of catalytic converter thieves. according to the alameda county sheriff's office, deputies responded here to the 4500 block of sergeant avenue in castro valley just before 04:00am wednesday on reports of shots fired. when they arrived, they found a male victim who had been shot twice in the leg. the sheriff's office says that the victim was attacked after he confronted for people who are tempting to steal a catalytic converter from a car parked along the street after the shooting. the suspects fled the area in a silver four-door sedan. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. shortly after the shooting, the

also last week in oakland on tuesday, we reported about arturo coronado. he was shot and killed in his doorway when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car. and now today also in the east bay, a man is in the hospital after an early morning confrontation with a group of the thieves were trying to do the same thing. kron four's charles clifford has the story. well, here in castro valley appears that a homeowner has been shot. >> after he confronted a group of catalytic converter thieves. according to the alameda county sheriff's office, deputies responded here to the 4500 block of sergeant avenue in castro valley just before 04:00am wednesday on reports of shots fired. when they arrived, they found a male victim who had been shot twice in the leg. the sheriff's office says that the victim was attacked after he confronted for people who are tempting to steal a catalytic converter from a car parked along the street after the shooting. the suspects fled the area in a silver four-door sedan. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expec

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so nato avo, coronado keeps saying that lula cut down more trees than he did, and that is not the case. what happened is when, when lula 1st took office, there was a lot of deforestation going on and he brought it down and both sonata brought it back up again. so those are, are some of the issues that will be treated in his next government. absolutely. all right, monica yanna give in rio de janeiro, but i do understand the original point that you're making just so a big question mark hanging over all of this and how the transition will happen. thanks for keeping us honest on that. thank you very much. still ahead on al jazeera, a staying in brazil or alive coverage of the historic election results will continue after the break. we go and we'll be reporting from the front lines in easton ukraine, where russian forces are trying to capture a strategic tab. ah, anticipation is rising and so is the atmosphere a you read the wet spots of my cattle a ways. hello the weather, sloshy fine. a dry cross charter at the moment but to the north and to the south. we have got some which weather in th

coronado in his office. mr. engel with mr. ornado expressed to me that has a president was our rate on the drive up. they did not deny the fact that the president was irate. that corresponds closely with the testimony you saw this summer from hutchison, a metropolitan police officer who was in the motorcade. additionally, after concluding its review, an additional secret service communication from unwary -- january 5th and 6th follows the activity. we provide greater detail in our final report. i will note this. the committee is reviewing testimony regarding the potential obstruction on this issue including testimony about advice given not to tell the committee about this specific topic. we will address this matter in our report. we also want to remind you now of how security professionals working in the white house complex and who reported to national security officials responded when they learned that mr. trump intended to lead the mob to the capitol. >> to be honest, we were surprised. >> the actual capability of doing it a

he tried to stop thieves from stealing a catalytic converter, his family, says 60 year old arturo coronadocatalytic converter stolen. from his toyota sequoia outside his home in the glenview district. the victim's daughter told us in the past her dad has confronted thieves who tried to steal his tools. usually he'll tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in, he did his best to be the best dad. oakland police say they do not have enough evidence yet to make any arrests, but they are asking anyone with surveillance video in the area or other information to please give them a call time now for 33 . oakland officials are hoping the nation's only citywide violence prevention department can help reduce crime department was created five years ago. it's been fully staffed since 2020 the 31 employees helped to build communities and also reduce violent and high risk areas. the chief of the department says events and those areas are helping to improve safety. our job. is to talk to people to reduce reta

but on tuesday morning in oakland, arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car council member. susan, when graph represents the berkeley hills and says help is on the way. i'm very hopeful that the bills that governor newsom has signed. >> that will go into effect on january. first, help. >> to slow down and and maybe even prevent these catalytic converter thefts. the women who recyclers been by these catalytic converters from and requires more stringent record, keeping to make it easier to track stolen catalytic converters. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> new tonight at 8 o'clock, we're learning more about the oakland man believed to have been killed by a suspected serial killer from stockton. 39 year-old miguel vasquez was shot and killed on april 10th of last year and harmon avenue in oakland. he is believed to be the first victim of stockton, suspected serial killer who still has not been caught. vasquez says oldest daughter spoke with kron four's dan thorn tonight saying that her family is heartbroken over

but on tuesday morning in oakland, arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car council member. susan, when graph represents the berkeley hills and says help is on the way. i'm very hopeful that the bills that governor newsom has signed. >> that will go into effect on january. first, help. >> to slow down and and maybe even prevent these catalytic converter the women who recyclers can buy these catalytic converters from and requires more stringent record, keeping to make it easier to track stolen catalytic converters. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> folks living in santa specific santa rosa neighborhood in fountaingrove. they're not happy after hundreds of people and car showed up for they don't house parties. santa rosa police say they had to be called to break up the party at this home here in fountaingrove. the homes being used as a short-term rental through the web site vrbo. and in this particular case, the people there violated the city. short-term rental ordinance, which does not allow for large gatherings

the man's family says 60 year old arturo coronado already had one catalytic converters stolen from his toyota sequoia outside his home in the glenview district. his daughter told us in the past , her father had confronted thieves who tried to steal his tools. usually he'll tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in, he did his best to be the best dad. oakland police say they don't have enough evidence yet to make any arrests and are asking anyone with surveillance video from the area or other information to give them a call. we'll officials in oakland hope that the nation's only citywide violence prevention department can help reduce crime department was created in oakland five years ago. it's been fully staffed since 2020 and has 31 employees. the goal. the head of the department says. the goal of that program is to improve safety. our job. is to talk to people to reduce retaliation when there's a shooting. to provide trauma informed services . the violence in oakland is multi generationa

meanwhile, in oakland on tuesday or toro, coronado was shot and killed in his doorway when he realized that his catalytic converter was being stolen. and tonight a berkeley city council member is asking people to stay out of harm's way. >> if people hear the noise of in front of their homes are close to their homes, they need to call 9-1-1, immediately not go outside, put themselves in a safe place and that they're out of harm's way. >> shouldn't come to that. but governor newsom signed a bill limiting used catalytic converter sales requiring stricter record keeping to make it easier to track down stolen parts. the new law goes into effect january. 1st. >> and we're hearing tonight from the family of miguel vasquez. he's the oakland man identified as one of the victims of a suspected serial killer from stockton. yeah. big development kron four's dan thorn talked with. that's daughter and sister who are still seeking justice. stand. >> well, grant, vicki, obviously the family heartbroken by this development. vasquez is believed to be the first victim of this suspected serial killer who

lost another life tuesday with the city's 101st homicide, family members say 60 year old arturo coronadoas shot after he tried to stop catalytic converters. the use about four a.m. at his home on everett's street in the glenview district. a daughter now without her dad, it was everything i could have asked for the dad. weeks of violence in oakland are taking a toll on residents, police and on the department of violence prevention, a big name with a small staff. this is different than i've seen in my entire career. the department's chief, guillermo says, says says the number of homicides has spiked in 2019. oakland had 77 homicides that jumped to 117 in 2020 and then 134 homicides last year. the latest death tuesday morning makes 101 people killed so far this year job. is to talk to people to reduce retaliation when there's a shooting. to provide trauma, informed services suspended, says the department of violence prevention was formed in 2017, but it didn't become fully staffed until just 2020 chief suspect says shared some of this year's data with a budget of $10.5 million, the departme

arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway tuesday morning when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car. if people hear the noise of sowing in front of their homes are close to their homes, they need to call 9-1-1, immediately not go outside, put themselves in a safe place and that they're out of harm's way. police say the suspects in thursday's case were last seen wearing hooded tops driving a dark colored suv. >> philippe all kron. 4 news. >> all right. after the break, or said authorities have arrested the brother of the suspect accused of kidnapping >> the brother of the man suspected of kidnapping and killing a family said has also been arrested in connection with the case. alberto salgado was arrested in merced county for criminal conspiracy, accessory and destroying evidence. law enforcement officials also provide additional details about the possible motive for the killings. they say that the primary suspect jesus ocado had a longstanding dispute with the family. he was booked on 4 charges of murder. officials say he sent the family angry texts and email

girl, fallon robinson was last seen sunday, october 2nd just before 04:00pm on 22nd street near coronado elementary school in richmond. she was wearing blue jeans and multicolored croc shoes. she's described as 10 years old about 4 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs about 100 pounds she was wearing. she has brown hair and brown eyes and anyone who has seen her is asked to contact oakland police. >> there you there is not. yes. oh, yes. >> that's what we're talking why here? >> it is. the moment that was caught on national television last night. the rams linebacker took down a protester on the field. it happened during last night's forty-niners game. the forty-niners in the rams at levi stadium and kron 4 grant lodes joins us here in the studio with what could now happen to the nfl player involved in all this. >> so many layers, you know, first, you see the video. you kind of laugh like all that, you know, guy pink smoke on the field. but there's so much potential for other danger that could happen. >> you know, obviously you had 2 players who kind of tried to tackle him. the most notable is

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coronado years ago, this incredible parsing of gdp. the part of gdp in europe, the united kingdom and the u.s. that your focus on? dan: it is really going to be the price indices. these discussions we are having all comes down to how inflation evolves in the month ahead because everything depends on that. it does not matter if we don't pay that group to the inflation. it is looking at the price entities within the national account and in particular, looking in the u.s., what is happening with services, inflation and so importantly, it meant inflation. metas going to be the most sticky and the one that may require the fed to keep rates higher for longer as they said they are going to do. jonathan: a tough time for anyone. credit suisse, here's a headline for you. looking outside to the investment bank spinoff off, the stock trading higher than swiss trading, the bank is considering the boutique model for advisories making credit suisse talks advising the first name. the first name -- talk about the legacy of that first name. tom: it is

julia coronado president and founder of macro policy perspectives. steven you were probably in.ia i'll be with you in a second. i was making my case for the notion that we don't know how much the current increases in rates have been steep and quick. >> right. >> isn't it possible that there's going to be a pretty good affect from that and we just don't know and it would be so easy to go another 75 and be like, oh my god. we didn't need to do that making me think we should do 50. why am i wrong tell me. >> first the market tells you you're wrong but only because the fed is telegraphing the market. >> i don't like the demand destruction idea. >> i think there's an argument for the fed to go slower. the problem from the fed's perspective is that they just don't see the progress in the inflation numbers that allows them to come off of their rhetoric and the thrust of what they've been saying. which is we need to get in front of this. i think 3% or what are we at three and a quarter. it's probably neutral right now. the next move in restrictive makes sense. the question is how far th