what did daly say? she per membersed by the market pricing in -- you can see how the futures is priced. everybody is telling until by january but then you see the market trying to price in the rate cuts next year. both evans and daly are leaning against that pricing right now. >> yeah. she said she doesn't know what data they're looking at, but not only what you would expect, but it will be kind of jerking the economy around in a negative way, hiking, then cutting, then -- you know >> to be fair i asked john williams about this a few weeks ago. he said there are times -- and eadvance etalked about this as well -- where the fed make tweaks it on the back side, but there is more than a tweak built into the market. i think, john, we have to talk about the full argument here of the fed. in part, they don't see the rate cuts, because they're not out there predicting a recession they have taken the two quarters of negative growth football and decided to run with it now, it gets to the critical question, which

san francisco fed president, mary daly.di: we do have the market open coming up next in sydney, seoul and tokyo. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "daybreak asia", we are counting down to asia's major market opens as we continue to get more data suggesting a cooling economy here in the u.s. ppi falling for the first time in two years for the month of july. by haidi, key question is, our markets getting ahead of themselves, especially when we have the likes of the san francisco fed president mary daly emphasizing that inflation is still too high? haidi: i love what she said, data dependent, not data point dependent. that means it leads to some parts of the markets are we are looking for the next few data prints to get a more cohesive feature of what's going on with the economy and therefore the fed policy. let's get a look at the starting of trade here in asia. annabelle: we've got the open here in japan, australia and korea as well as the open for cash treasury markets. keeping a watch on what the 30 year yield is doing.

but we're going to dig into the specifics of that ahead with economists mary daly. let me talk to you about the politics of all of this. republicans had been hoping to ride the high inflation that we're at, and it is an historic high, and president biden's low approval ratings to a win in november. but the president and democrats just had a really good streak here. gas prices are down. you have this massive spending bill going through. these are a lot of big wins for democrats. the president just authorized that strike to take out the leader of al qaeda. isn't this going to get harder for republicans to get the edge that you were trying to manufacture here? >> well, you know, that sounds good, right, but that's white house talking points. let's think about this. 72% of americans believe we're headed on the wrong track. biden's numbers are in the tank. if you look at all the democrat -- umm, all the democrats running, basically they're a surrogate for joe biden and chuck schumer. they have to defend inflation, high gas prices, umm, open borders, defunding the police.

what do you make of daly's comments?> if anyone is worried that the markets are not going to be awake as to their risks in the next few weeks, they only have to look at what mary had to say the next few weeks will be very -- especially for bond markets. by saying she is -- 75 basis points but she sees 50 as the base case. markets want to hear clarity. they want to know what the fed hike is going to be going into the meeting so you're going to have five weeks of uncertainty. other speakers who'll be like daly where some will be looking for a big hike. some looking for a small hike. numbers will be bouncing around a lot. this morning, when mary was speaking, we saw treasuries initially sell off and they recovered. it has ban lively session. usually it has been pretty quiet. that's what we can expect in the u.s. time zone where the treasury market, it is the big daddy and pushes around all the other markets. bond traders are not going to relax between now and the fed meeting, there will be lots of bumps along the road and e

mary daly saying the fed is far from done in bringing down prices. for more let's bring in kathleen hays and garfield reynolds and stephen angled. -- stephen engle. kathleen, what is mary daly adding? kathleen: what she added even before this report came out. the fed has been signaling that we are going to keep hiking rates, even if the economy slows down. things are looking strong. payroll up 528,000 in july, more than double the forecast and sharply up from the month before. jobless rate is back to pre-pandemic levels, 3.5%. lower than the estimate of 3.6%. a 52 year low. average earnings accelerated month to month and kept steady at 5.2% but if you look at the monthly number you get what looks like 6% so that is why the former treasury secretary, one of the most respected economists thinks an economy that is getting too hot for the fed to stop hiking rates and let inflation keep rising. >> everything in this number says to me overheating not yet under control, not on path to being under control. so i was not gratified by these numbers but my conce

mary daly is not mincing her words. is making her point fairly clearly once again today, looking at the comments. mary daly, the fed is not completed with its fight against inflation. i'm not sure the grammar is right there, but markets, this is one to pay attention to. markets are ahead of themselves on the fed cutting rates. we are a data dependent fed she said, 3.4 is a reasonable place to get to by year end, the june sep remains reasonable guide. remember, they are not even ahead of her in terms of commentary. we asked the question earlier on, is the fed and market on the same page? kailey: this is the fed trying to get the market on the same page because the meeting last week was perceived as dovish. there was this narrative the fed would pivot. we asked in the days after that how hard was the fed going to push back? this is your answer with mary daly same markets are ahead of themselves as an markets are wrong on this. guy: and the whole idea of this fed pivot that we will get this v shaped move going from strongl

stocks popped last week after the fed raised interest rates 75 basis points and daly says the federalrve is completely united in bringing down inflation. the numbers are far too high the work is nowhere near almost done i asked her, because some in the market seem to feel that the commentary after this meant that the fed was almost done. here's her reaction. >> nowhere near almost done. we have made a good start. and i feel really pleased with where we've gotten to by this point. but let's just reminder, the last numbers on inflation, 9.1%, those are far too high but most importantly, just go to any grocery store. you know, i went to do a lot of chopping for different things over the weekend and people are still struggling with the high prices they're paying and the rising prices you know, the number of people who can't afford this week, what they paid for with ease six months ago just means our work is far from done we are still resolute and completely united on achieving price stability, which doesn't mean 9.1% inflation, it means something closer to 2% inflation. >> i was kind of s

daly says cooling prices are welcome but the fight against inflation is far from over. the u.k. economy shrinks for the first time since covid as manufacturing and services drop. the readings are not as bad as feared. plus, the u.s. attorney general said he approved the search of donald trump's residence. the washington post says the fbi was looking for documents on nuclear weapons. francine: we saw a reversal yesterday on the futures in the u.s. session. the question is, what does it mean? we now need to focus on the jobs market? the session is strange in europe so we will see how that opens and we also look at dollar debt. tom: it is the question about whether or not that post-cpi rally has run its course. they came in softer in the u.s. than expected as well. in the u.k., we have that print coming better than expected. in terms of the ftse 100, currently range bound. we keep an eye on basic resources and china play into that as well. we check in on the pound and see whether there is any reaction to a better print and suggests that slow down that had been suggested by some eco

they paid daly city utilities. it was in, if you had your foot in one room into san francisco and the other was daly city. there she is. my fascination with crime started with a revelation from my dad, backing up a bit, my mother passed away in 2009 and there was a revelation from my father that my mother had once been a suspect in a very, very brutal murder in 1959. so, here we go. police hunt, multiple shop murder. i would like to read from the book here. this is probably my only reading during this, but i want to read from the first chapter, titled "my mother the murder suspect." my mother only talked about the murder sparingly enter hushed tones stood in sharp contrast to how she spoke of everything else. tales of a fight at the laundromat over the dryers or the time that the doctor through a pen at her hypochondriac friend were retold often and in excruciating detail. my mother loved to gossip and though the murder was her juiciest story by far, this was different. it was serious. the details of the murder tha

we will bring a more about her conversation with mary daly. as get more -- let's get more from garfield reynolds watching everything from the bond market. what is the pain trade for bonds now? is there that risk that you can continue end up higher or lower? >> well, the market is getting very worried that the bottom is in for yields in this particular section. if you look at the action in australia and new zealand, bond markets yesterday when trade markets are shut yesterday, yields have jumped a lot. we are heading for the worst week since mid-june for australian bonds. that gels with what has been going on in the treasury market. overnight, we had a lot of reasons you would think for treasuries to be encouraged between ppi and the rest of it. but there was a continuing fed warning. there was also a rebound in crude prices. ul that -- at all of that up, you have a flow that signaling -- that signal traders were going short. and that is likely to continue that softness for treasury market, given that we have had the best set of data you think

george skrebnichenko, the artist's colleagues call him the belarusian salvador dali, and the world critics consider him an iconic figure in the contemporary fine arts of the 20th century. the artist and slutsk was looking for himself in different techniques and types of art. printed book graphics. watercolours, was engaged in painting artistic heritage stapler. nhachanka is becoming even more relevant today. and modern yes, artists called him colleague, uh, they gave belarusian soledor, but in my opinion he was very thinner than salvador dali . sometimes situations he combined on creativity incompatible. it would seem that. and he succeeded in this - an original belarusian artist who looked at the world broadly, who knew who else worked before him, for example, it is clear that at some point in his life he really liked the salvator dali, but he is not an imitator. he went his own way, which means his own way, he lived his inner life in his life. and this is what is inside life on his swamps. the lakeside sanatorium believes that art objects, music and positive emotions , along with various

bloomberg caught up with san francisco fed president mary daly, and one notable investor who put a bitf a damper on the enthusiasm. >> they are significant and they are saying we are seeing some improvement. they are not a victory. we have been inflation report and employment report before the next meeting. if you who possessed a stay data-dependent. >> markets are completely ignoring fed speakers right now. >> they are fighting the fed? >> i think you almost need to bring the big guns out. we need powell to come out and speak. until he speaks the market rally can keep going. jon: let's get some more perspective on all of that. jennifer lee joining us now, senior economist at bmo capital markets. we have obviously gotten new views on where we are in the inflation fight. today we are getting signs on the health of the consumer and outlook for the consumer. how would you characterize where you see things going from here? jennifer: good afternoon. i would be very hesitant to put too much on one single number. whether it is the cpi or the ppi. import prices and the michigan index. the upti

kathleen: mary daly said she is open to 75. the inflation numbers, how hot they are is going to determine the size of the next rate hike. michelle bowman at the federal reserve board of governors south chief thinks he's barger rate hikes, which convened 75, are going to be on the table until they see inflation coming down on a monthly sustainable focused so much on the cpi report. the headline, the court is expected to rise bit. that number it's not going to be enough to get the stop hiking rates anytime soon. beyond that, this idea could be so hot the fed would call an emergency meeting, when i first heard this, i said i don't think so. i talked to one economist who said you can't rule it out. shery: no wonder we are seeing the reaction in the treasury space. we continue to see the yield curve flattening. the most inverted in decades. what asset classes are you watching for potential early moves from the fed or what might come as a bigger move in september as well? garfield: first of all, that if she did what pressures are wor

i'm listening to daily -- daly, she is sounding fairly hawkish. we will see what charlie evans has to say in a few minutes. what would constitute serious pushback from the fed? what language do we need to hear? mike: fed officials are saying, we really have not changed. the market took the wrong message out of jay powell's conference. the idea that we are no longer doing forward guidance does not mean we are not willing to do 75 basis points. they want to leave themselves flexibility, because you don't want to say 75 basis points and then have the job numbers for august be poor and inflation go down, but they are still committed. they are trying to tell the market they are still committed to frontloading and getting over neutral, getting into the threes, and people should not expect them to have already planned to start cutting rates next year. they are not sure what is going to happen to the economy, so they think the market is getting way ahead of itself. kailey: michael mckee, bloomberg international economics and policy correspondent. as the m

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in the real world real estate and daly city. it would be at least double that besides, teachers, counselors, office workers, paraprofessionals, even van drivers qualify the maximum commute to any school in the district is 15 minutes, some just a short walk up the block. a dozen maybe more. new hires who have come into this district specifically because of the promise of housing. this is really setting the bar. um and i think other districts are going to realize that they need to do more to recruit and retain teachers. many school districts have come to jefferson union to learn how they can do the same. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. san francisco works without one team of firefighters tonight, coming up how that team is getting involved in the fight against the mckinney fire, and we'll show you the daring rescue to save a woman cut up in flash flooding in las vegas. in the state getting more help coming from the bay area today, the san francisco fire department sent a team of four engines and water tender to siskiyou county to he

mary daly and others all talking about how they think they have more work to do. the fight against inflation is not over. the market does not seem like they believe it. what do you make of this, the more the market has to rally the more the fed has to call and the more they come on say we will raise rates just to tell you guys? tom: i underplay that. i think the fed is data dependent and will be working off the economic data that they see and i do not play much attention to 75 feats or 50 feats there but i think what is germane is where the finishing point is within all this pontification, whether it is there in have percent or where and along suggests it is 4.75% or 5%. lisa: the data is a positive tone to markets, finishing up a positive weeks. -- week. can we retain the fate today as people take a look at whether or not there is this inflationary tilt across the board? you have s&p up for point -- .4%, the same to nasdaq. a touch slower, the two year yield lower, though yesterday the 10 year yield rose after the auction. it was the interesting auction because i

led by salvador dali. salvador dali many of his epaintings were based off the fourthdimension . this is hypercube crucifixion, jesus christ crucified in the fourth dimension. crucified on a tesseract shown here. a tesseract is a four dimensional cube and if you saw the movie interstellar starring matthew mcconnaughhay at the end of the movie where does mcconnaughhay lined up, hyperspace. it's based on string theory. string theory protects other dimensions and that's where matthewmcconaughey is floating in the final scenes of the movie . and of course salvador dali immortalized the image of melted clocks. why melted clocks? because he was trying to visualize time. time has as the fourth dimension. and of course time could be a fourth dimension but believe it or not einstein's equation do allow for time travel. einstein himself realizedthat . lucian of course but that time was an arrow. wouldn't once you fire the arrow, the arrow never deviated. always backward are two distinct realms of time. einstein comes along and says not so fast. not so fast. time is forever. river that can

mary daly says the fed is far from done. investors now down on this inflation data. hong kong is working toward reopening the borders of mainland china. the u.s. senate passes a democrat landmark tax fund and -- bill. this time it is siemens energy first off the clock. dani: yes, siemens energy coming in. their net guidance for the full year, they now see a full year net loss. that is the number to dig through here, not too positive. we are also looking at a miss for third-quarter revenues. it is higher energy prices and also some -- we will get into it with siemens energy later. there are looking at a lower full net year guidance. manus: one big question is what is the state of play for that huge turbine for nord stream 1. when we get the updates, we will bring them to our viewers. we are waiting for the ipo to come through. in terms of equities, a little flat this morning. dani: that is a good way to describe it. we are seeing it flat reacting to those jobs numbers and we are possibly positioning for a fed that could be more aggressive with unemployment as low as i

jon. >> yeah, tyler, mary daly is president and ceo of the san francisco fed. she also dropped out of high school to work at age 15 after her parents got sick daly went on to earn her ged, bachelor's, masters and doctorate in economics she learned to thrive, until one day one of her superiors put up a barrier that stunned her. >> and then someone told me that i wasn't going to be able to go in front of a specific group because i was gay. and it might be an embarrassment or it might not sit well because maybe the people we were going to speak to didn't really love gay people and it was the first time in my life where -- i mean, i've been odd for a long time, right i'm lower income, i'm from the wrong side of the tracks i'm gay, i dropped out of high school i got a lot of -- i'm short. you know, i've got a lot of things that don't make me fit. that was the first time that someone had directly told me that because of something i was i was going to be constrained, and it stopped me in my tracks i called a friend of mine and i said i don't know what's happening to m

for $1360 a month. 13 60 in the real world real estate and daly city. it would be at least double that, besides, teachers, counselors, office workers, paraprofessionals, even van drivers qualify the maximum commute to any school in the district is 15 minutes. some just a short walk up the block. a dozen maybe more new hires who have come into this district specifically because of the promise of housing. this is really setting the bar. um and i think other districts are going to realize that they need to do more to recruit and retain teachers. in fact, many school districts have come to jefferson union to learn exactly how they may do the same thing. tom baker ktvu fox two news. it was nice to hear that biology teacher you spoke to say, look, i'm not going anywhere. that has to be a sign that this housing benefit will indeed attract and retain teachers, not just in that district, but others that are also thinking about going this direction. like many corporations district sometimes poach each other by offering more money or maybe a few more benefits or s

host: robert daly has served as director of the kissinger institute on china and the united states athe woodrow wilson center since august 2013. he has also had a lot of academic and foreign service experience on u.s.-china relations entering just this morning. good morning. guest: good to be with you. host: you have been critical of speaker nancy pelosi's recent visit to taiwan. why is that, and has anything happened since she got back that has changed your thoughts about it? guest: there seems to be no reason before speaker pelosi went to taiwan to think her visit was either going to make the people of taiwan safer or stabilize u.s.-china relations, or in any new way advance american interests. her visit really did not do any of those things. i think it is important for america to support taiwan and signal that support taiwan in various ways, but almost with an eye toward making the people of taiwan safer. if beijing becomes convinced taiwan is drifting away from it such that it will never voluntarily become part of mainland china, beijing is willing to use military means, a blockad

she had to find her community. >> reporter: the film is set in daly city where two weeks ago koy wasiven the keys to the city. >> he represents opening doors, literally bringing others along with you. >> reporter: koy says families everywhere can relate to the story. >> no way do i want to be like, okay, only filipinos, because that's not what i'm trying to show. >> i'm trying to show the world it's, like, this is a movie about a family that you know about, you know these people, you work with these people. >> now, koy shared a story about how when his mother came to the u.s. there was no representation of her community in the media and now it's her son who is making that change. pretty special. >>> iconic cowgirl creamery announced september 5th there be the last day of business. they spent the last 25 years as a go to spot for grilled cheese sandwiches. a company director said they struggled to scale production at the point reyes location leading to the closure. you still get it in the stores. the shop will primarily focus on production at the petaluma facility. the cheese still so

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also for daly city br it's based at. you've got to love it. so many filipinos live in daly city. >> a great town, great city, great people that work and live there. it's nice to see something that bridges joy. it's flying to go to the movie theaters and laugh and feel something great. it's just wonderful. >> i think that one guy is still trying to hold his smile, too. >> yeah. >> thanks. appreciate it. >>> some tenants in san francisco's fill more district say they are being targeted and getting support as they face eviction. the issue is with five units at the martin luther king marcus garvey square cooperative apartments. it was built in the 1960s after black residents were pushed out by redevelopment. because -- >> it's just hurtful to know that these people who watched you grow is the same ones who are going behind your back trying to evict you. betty hammond, she been here my entire life. when she passed away, they try to evict her son. >> tenants who pay rent get government subsidies. those five units they say are not up to code. and the

mary daly made it very clear the fed is not looking in the rate cut direction, it's about rates going higher. >> we are far from done. that is the promise to the american people. we are committed to bringing inflation down and will continue to work until the job is done. >> it will be appropriate to raise rates in september by half a percent? >> absolutely. we need to be data-dependent. kathleen: it's clear that she has not made up her mind yet. she has been leaning towards 50, but leaving the door open to 75. michelle bowman from the board of governors saying on friday that as far as she is concerned, more large rate hikes, 75 basis points on the table until inflation declines. we have the two months between the july 27 meeting, twice as long as we usually have, two jobs reports, two inflation reports. we have one red hot jobs report, all the more focused on this wednesday jobs report we are supposed to see some relief, 9.1% year-over-year to 8.7%, the court is supposed to go up a bit to 6.1% from 5.9%. no big progress there. they are toting this up, but so far, it would seem 75 basi

the movie is set in daly city. it's been described as a love letter in celebration of filipino american culture. today local community organizers are making sure hundreds of kids get a chance to see it on the big screen. nbc bay area sharon katsuda takes us to the movies for movie theater takeover. >> redetermined with the gets is supposed to be -- >> he is one of the hottest comedians in america and today joe coy in his new movie easter sunday brought a lot of smiles to the bay area children. >> very excited. >> the movie was written by ken ching, whose family immigrated to the philippines in the mid- 80s. the heartbeat of the movie is filipino american culture and cuisine. >> i ate a lot about stuff. >> the movie has been cheered for its representation of filipino culture. today dozens of underprivileged asian kids got to see it in a special event at the asian american owned presidio theater. >> several community organizations in a theater owner but on this event knowing it will impact the youth. >> those role mo

we continue our conversation now with the head of the san francisco federal reserve bank, mary daly. in that jobs number on friday, we also saw that wages rose, but they're not rising as quickly as inflation is. how concerned are you that that shows inflation is really becoming embedded in the economy in a way that is really going to force your colleagues at the fed to continue to have to hike rates? >> you know, you don't see inflation as embedded in the economy. the kind of things we would worry about just not being able to correct easily. what i see is supply and demand are just unbalanced. about 50%, by my own staff's estimates, of the inflation we see is related demand, the other 50% is supply. the fed is well-positioned to bring demand down. we already see the cooling forming in the housing market, in investments. so i do see signs that the economy's cooling. it just is going to take some time for the interest rate adjustments we've made to work their way through. and we are far from done yet. that's the promise to the american people. we are far from done. we're committed to b

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and people in daly city will be lining up.k we just got the key to the city. >> he is an all-star there. looks funny too. >> it's a awesome. >> thanks for watching at 6:00. the news continues streaming on large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> garrett: tonight, a decisive win for abortion right in kansas, voters turn out in record numbers. president biden calls the results a powerful signal. what it means for november's midterms. election results from around the country are in. former president trump keeps his hold on the g.o.p. as elect

city. >> i had to shout out daly city 100%. big reason why i'm at where i am. when you know the community is supporting you like that, we have to shout out daly city. i got to let the world know exactly where my people sit the most. >> steven spielberg helped to finance the film. it's actually being distributed by universal, part of our own nbc universal family. you can see it in theaters across the bay area, starting today. it looks cute. >> it looks really funny. yeah. >> they say he stays there and shakes every hand and shares every family story and he goes why wouldn't i? that's how i get my act. >> that's true, wow. one of the things happening this weekend. a lot of outdoor activities happening too . >> so much going on. the weather is going to be nice so i'm super excited. man, it's going to be a great weekend. take a look at this beautiful sun ruse that we have looking over san jose. you can see the clouds there, the sun trying to peek through and still quite muggy out there but the humidity is dropping today. we're at 6

. >> reporter: the train was headed from fruitvale to daly city. hours after the shooting, riders tell us they're still on edge about their safety. shots ringing out on a bart train. >> started screaming bloody murder. after i heard the muffled voices, someone was trying to say, grab the police, someone got shot. >> reporter: at the station in oakland, sky ranger getting a view of the victim, a man taken to highland hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. in daly city where the train would have ended up -- >> it is crazy, really scary. >> after hearing the news, we were a little nervous. >> reporter: police say with all the surveillance they've seen, this appears to be a targeted shooting. they're also calling this a rare occurrence. >> very traumatic, enclosed areas, so we understand the angst that our riders would have, being in an enclosed area such as a bart train. but, luckily, through our high presence and having more presence in our system, we're mitigating some of these issues from occurring. >> reporter: still, that's little comfort to ride

we know that community the supporting and we have to shout out daly city. got to let the world know exactly where my people sit the most. >> that's cute. steven spielberg did help to finance the film. it's been distributed by universal part of our own nbc universal family. you can see the movie in theaters across the bay area, starting today. should we all go watch it? >> for research, yes. the company's support. >> exactly. no midday today. we're taking the show on the road. although you might not want to be inside a movie theater today. it's going to be nice. >>> it's going to be nice today and we're making plans to spend more time outside this weekend. we wake up to this beautiful sunrise over san jose. we also have some clouds in the mix. it's been so muggy you will be happy to know that it won't be as humid today. take a look at our temperatures. starting out with mid 60s at 2:00, 81 degrees so partly cloudy and a nice little breeze picking up today. some of the spots that were in the 90s the past couple days, how about some mid 80s this afternoon? see

we also have quite the active morning so far the peninsula stretching from daly city through sfo.aveling to a tier one, 0, one up and down the peninsula. watch for wet spots on both of those routes all the way into the south bay, comparatively little dryer for san jose. but we've seen some showers south of you down towards morgan hill. we zoom back out across the region. you can see just how active things are. showers are generally moving their way in a northerly direction across the region. so we'll continue to see these on and off light areas of rainfall over the next few hours here. enough to get roadways wet. i would leave the house with the light rain jacket this morning. nice to people and that out after so long and we will be seeing a much calmer afternoon once we work our way through this monsoonal moisture. also don't be surprised if you hear a roll of thunder, too. now 50's and 60's for current temperatures. dublin, pittsburgh, livermore at 64 berkeley petaluma in the upper 50's rain. john, thank you for that. ok, let's look at your bridge cam this morning about 15 minut

real world real safe and daly city.t would be at least double that besides, teachers, counselors, office workers, paraprofessionals, even van drivers qualify the maximum commute to any school in the district is 15 minutes, some just a short walk up the block. a dozen maybe more. new hires who have come into this district specifically because of the promise of housing. this is really setting the bar. um and i think other districts are going to realize that they need to do more to recruit and retain teachers. many school districts have come to jefferson union to learn how they can do the same. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. well san francisco getting ready to welcome more than 75,000 people to this year's outside lands festival at golden gate park. work crews were out setting up this morning. the event does kick off officially tomorrow and runs through sunday . cisa is the headliner tomorrow and then green day will perform saturday night and post. malone will close out the main stage on sunday. san francisco mayor london b

real world real estate in daly city. it would be at least double that besides, teachers, counselors, office workers, paraprofessionals, even van drivers qualify the maximum commute to any school in the district is 15 minutes, some just a short walk up the block. a dozen maybe more. new hires who have come into this district specifically because of the promise of housing. this is really setting the bar. um and i think other districts are going to realize that they need to do more to recruit and retain teachers. many school districts have come to jefferson union to learn how they can do the same. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. dude let's get me. excuse me. are you kidding me? confrontation between security officers with the oakland unified school district and protesters at parker elementary school, trying to keep that school from being shut down. we'll tell you how the takeover of that school that's gone on for months and did briefly and then started all over again, plus outside lands is about having a good time. and just a

real world real estate in daly city.t would be at least double that besides, teachers, counselors, office workers, paraprofessionals, even van drivers qualify. the maximum commute to any school in the district is 15 minutes, some just a short walk up the block a dozen maybe more new hires who have come into this district specifically because of the promise of housing. this is really setting the bar. um and i think other districts are going to realize that they need to do more to recruit and retain teachers. many school districts have come to jefferson union to learn how they can do the same. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. still to come here at new time, first of its kind crews headed to northern california. how will take you along the river was stops and sacramento napa and stocked. now that sounds interesting and delightful on a weekend like what we have in the forecast for you tune in. we still have that forecast coming up right after this brief time out, right here on so your rope. for the first time we're seeing and h

later robert daly will discuss china's retaliation after nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan and u.s.hina relations. you will be right back. -- we will be right back. ♪ >> in the history of pullets surprises and the oscars, very few winners turned up to receive these awards. one was an armenian-american. he turned down a pulitzer in 1940. he was quoted as saying " such arts awards embarrass art and it's very source." his son has written a lot about his father and his relationship with them. we ask him to talk about his book " last rites." >> book notes plus is available on the c-span now app or wherever you get your podcasts. ♪ >> if you are enjoying book tv, then sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen. book tv every sunday on c-span two anytime online tv.org. television for serious readers. ♪ >> at least six presidents recorded conversations while in office. your many of those conversations during season two of c-span's podcast. >> the dixson tapes. -- the nixon tapes. they are 100% unfiltered. >> my heart goes out to those people who are overzealous, but as i am

artists and physicists have been fascinated by the higher dimensional objects led by salvador dali.ased on the fourth dimension this is jesus christ crucified and a fourth dimension. this is a four dimensional cube and if you saw the movie interstellar stirring matthew mcconnaughhay, at the end of the movie where does the windup, cyberspace. it's based on string theory that predicts that other dimensions and that's where matthew mcconnaughhay is floating in the final scenes of the movie. and of course the image he was trying to visualize time is the fourth dimension and of course time could be a fourth dimension, but to believe it or not, the equations do allow for time travel. einstein himself realized that and thought time was like an arrow. once youhe fire the arrow is ner deviated. forward, backward are two distinct realms of time. einstein comes along and says not so fast, not so fast. time is a river that can speed up and slow down throughout the universe. the new wrinkle on all this is that the river of time can haven whirlpools and fork into two rivers giving usie the possib

is due to the influence of a cyclone that originated in northern china, went to the amur region and dali slowly shifted to the khabarovsk territory. why is it slow on the pacific ocean that the anticyclone blocks the advance of the whirlwind cyclone, moves ahead, overcomes the resistance, remains over them and the same areas for a long time, giving them moisture reserves, but today the frontal sections of the cyclone will reach sakhalin according to forecasts. at the epicenter of the storm the north of the island will turn out to be in the okha region, only for the coming night the amount of precipitation may exceed 40 mm, heavy rains with an intensity of more than 20 mm, in 12 hours will also pass in the khabarovsk territory and in the region of nikolaevsk-on-amur and also on the border of yakutia and the amur region in the south -sakhalinsk. now +19. cloudy it started to rain. it gradually intensifies by 3 a.m. more than two buckets of water will spill on demeter city streets, in the second half of the night the intensity of precipitation will decrease in the morning the rain will incr

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