if we do get a bear market rally, darrell, how do you best take advantage of that what is the strategybably underweight equities to your longer term strategic proposal or allocations. but the reality is i think on the sector side you want to be barbelled between defensives on one side, energy on the other. energy is the only thing that continues to work and i think you can still stay long energy, but it's no different than what we see today, leadership from health care, staples, utilities and energy that probably continues. we haven't seen anything to put in a durable bottom yet. there's been no capitulation level. we haven't seen the vix spike over 40. we haven't seen a put/call ratio that exceeds 125, 130. we haven't seen volumes to hit that capitulation moment and i would just say there's really strong resistance at 3800, 3850 on the s&p. if that can hold, we can consolidate here if it doesn't and we breach that, you're probably down to around 3600. >> fundamentally, darrell, what do we have to see to look for signs that this pressure may be over or that we've seen some sort of bott

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>> a little bird named darrell. >> happy birthday to you. 957 host darrell the guru johnson, thanks for joining us. >>> an update this morning. remember that tiktok video gianna showed us about the bay bridge tunnel that went viral? >> we got a little history lesson on it. jocelyn joins us now. you got to walk through these tunnels. >> i did. we were talking about this last week. a lot of curiosity, a lot of questions from people. is it really open to the public? can i walk through it? caltrans says they've had people stopping at the toll plaza trying to do so. >> did you know there's a pedestrian walk weigh under the bay bridge toll plaza? that video posted by an east bay resident has more than 340,000 views on tiktok. it shows the tunnel with a walkway. at one point in the video-ku can see the stairs toll collectors use to get to their booths. it generated quite a bit of reaction and, of course, curiosity. we talked with chief of public affairs bart nay. let's walk it. first there are two tunnels, the first was a public access tunnel used by toll collectors and others to get to the bu

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california provoking congressman and house judiciary committee member darrell issa is back.uld be governor of california, everyone knows that but right now you can you congressman, working in the federal government and this is crazy. >> not crazy if you consider there's obviously if you like your doctor, you got the keys. kennedy: if you like your misinformation -- >> you can keep it but these kinds of promises we've seen before, they are clearly wrong. the fact is, mysteriously at the time elon musk says he's going to restore twitter to a billboard everyone can use, you have a new way to tear down free speech and tell companies they can have "big brother" shut them down or they can shut down people they don't like including maybe somebody who thinks it's some therapeutic that might help in covid or some vaccine might not be effective or something else radical that turns out later to be true like hundred biden's laptop really was real while twitter and the fbi were shutting it down. kennedy: hunter biden, is that real? from the beginning there were like never heard of tony b

he with me to discuss, california republican congressman house judiciary committee member darrell issabe forced until it is a crisis with this administration? this is something they should have seen coming months ago without producing a third of the infant formula in this country. >> the easiest way to look at it, the fda which did nothing for two months nothing more formal month after shutting down the factory, operating at less than 25% of the people showing up to the headquarters. if that's the way run a government not even bringing back the most critical people to oversee an organization like that, he will have this. let's remember this was not about shutting down because of tainted formula, this was a whistleblower that rightfully said they are not doing the cleanliness they need to, they came in and inspected it, abbott said we run facilities all over the country, we are going to fix this and foremost later they still cannot get a clean bill of health to reopen a plant that produces what he% of the formula, the reality is important in many cases from a plant in ireland abbott own

you're company is too good bracken darrell, president and ceo of logitech.gize for your stock i know you're working hard. >> all right. >> great to see you. "mad money" is back after the break. cramer is digging deeper with top brass, next. what do you think healthier looks like? cvs can help you support your nutrition, sleep, immune system, energy ...even skin. so healthier can look a lot like...you. cvs. healthier happens together. >>> what the heck happened to the stock on rock auto nation. i like to describe the company as an industrial -- they make software and equipment that helps manufacturers operate since we are out of people this stock performed well during the first year and a half of pandemic and started rolling over late last year after the fed declared the war onnin frfr -- on inflation this morning rockwell had disappointment on the sales, earnings and cash flow it is not me the company said it up front they that they missed. why? well management cited supply chain con trants and a pair of problems that caused them to slash the full year forec

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congressman darrell issa will be on that.ion president biden's son, hunter biden. is next. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. she said knew in september how many warrants of the get to spy on the drum campaign? i spoke with carter page a number of times but he was spied on for a year by the fbi, no charges were ever brought down. what is the culpability for that? >> 45 of the wart start at the end of september 2016. i coupled the issue sort of metastasized by the clinton campaign and robby testified in court the former clinton campaign manager at hillary clinton herself annuitant. authorized it and they it leaks that false information to the immediate to try to gin up attention against donald trump as i said before all roads lead to the deputy director and the lovebirds in their office concocting an insurance plan in august of 2015 i think john dermot knows what that insurance plan is. so 64 dod chief of staff cash patel speaking with maria on what the

and so what's the effect, darrell, of people like tucker carlson mainstreaming this?. another contributing factor is the mainstream of these conspiracy theories, the great replacement theory, qanon, some of these other things. so politicians, media personalities, other leaders need to take note that your words have impact and effects on others, and may motivate someone to violence. >> is there a profile that is potentially more susceptible to accepting this? and i ask this because we've learned from this 180-page racist statement that the author says that he was radicalized online, bored online, found it, and then embraced it. how does a person get to this point by finding something they find online? >> well, there's a whole wide range of ways people can be introduced to extremism. what's particularly concerning about this case is we're finding that younger and younger people are being exposed to these things. and i attribute some of it to the pandemic, the fact that many of us are more in our homes, online, surfing social media. there's also technology out there that

with us tonight congressman french hill, kat cammack, dan meuser and darrell issa.nomic pro mitch roschelle, "the hill" media columnist joe concha and former acting i.c.e. director, tom homan. here comes trump. elon musk says he will put musk back on twitter once he takes it over. that the ban was morally wrong and stupid. left in an uproar. the white house threatens retaliation. we got it. critics say biden's new disinformation board should investigate the administration itself for information. where is the president, where is ag garland, why are they silent on illegal protests at homes of supreme court justices over abortion? tonight, why trying to normalize harassing the high court must stop now. it is literally a crime. judges, families have been attacked across the country. the house gop answer to the democrat culture wars, stop the u.s. crime wave spreading across the nation. now the gop ready to launch new legislation to stop democrats weak on crime policies, defund the police and how crime is connected to biden's border collapse. how will this play in the mi

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wisconsin, sorenson was part of a group of dancing grandmothers, in which in november last year, black darrell edward brooks flew at full speed on suvs brooks, on the contrary, was forgotten m and promoted violence in towards whites. biden has already been informed of what happened, his new spokeswoman said. corine jean-pierre's shooting came on her first full day of work, given how divided american society is and her previous remarks could not rule out a racial witch hunt fox news was racist before the coronavirus. they will be racists during the coronavirus and after the coronavirus. so there is nothing new here. i think the difference is that they are all determined to be state television for donald trump, and because they will continue to give disinformation, whether state television is for joe biden as part of his new job. she'll be dealing with all those russian fox reporters. especially our own stupid son of a bitch, peter doucey. oh, he 's such a racist. oh, dusi finally did on friday the 13th. selfie with jan psaki on her last day of work wrote the era of fuh is over okay, i promised

with its darrell brooks student or this sicko no matter what the politics are. >> lar before we come to take a listen to what new york's governor had to say this morning. >> this is a toxics do of a rising right wing extremism, ideology that is out there. white supremacy, easy access to guns at a permissive culture on the internet. >> is all induced by the internet. the fact that platforms are willing to share this information, allow it to be posted but also it's about access to guns. >> lar at your thoughts? >> yes, well of course access to guns, sean just talked about it. they're trying to make it about gun control spirit new york has with the most stringent gun laws in the country. 42% of households in america actually own guns. you do not see -- fortunately this thing happened it was suggested as a normal thing thank goodness. you look at the state with the most stringent gun laws is the state of california. and in california you have the most murders in the entire country with the guns over any other state. so adding more, and more, and more loss is not going to solve the proble

here's what she wrote, darrell. compassion is the greatest form of love humans have to offer.e person can go out of their way to show compassion, then it will start a chain reaction of the same. people will never know how far just a little kindness can go. i want you to tell us a little bit about rachel's challenge which has averted eight school shootings, averted 150 suicides per year. you've reached 30 million people and it's all based around rachel. she traced her hands and said these hands belong to rachel joy scott and will some day touch millions of people's hearts. she touched millions of people's hearts including my own. >> yes, she did. she continues to do so. we have nine full-time employees in mexico and we're reaching 20,000 kids currently there in the guatemala area plus around a million to two million each year here in the united states. and i don't know of any other organization that can say they've seen 150 suicides prevented every year or that they've prevented eight school shootings. there's eight school shootings we know of that would have taken place if it

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. >> reporter: among the frustrated, darrell berg who resorted to driving seven hours after delta canceled the last leg of his flight >> i asked them at the service desk why it was canceled they said "we don't have a crew. >> reporter: are you worried about your trip home now? >> absolutely. >> reporter: his travel woes, a potential sign of what's to come, if demand remains high through the summer nearly 7 million taking to the skies so far this holiday weekend, up 25% from last year, and just shy of pre-pandemic numbers. but airlines have thousands fewer employees than they did in 2019. which means even small disruptions can have a rippling effect. delta leads in cancellations, blaming bad weather and congested air space. just case after announcing it's trimming summer flights by about 2%, joining jetblue and alaska airlines in pairing back schedules to reduce disruptions. passengers stuck in hartsfield-jackson today. the average cost of a ticket, nearly $400. that's a 28% increase from 2019. and the result of the summer season, steep jet fuel prices and surging demand but will that deman

. >> darrell eating and gaining weight, hopefully lots of food and medication, they will progress. >>eporter: jodi hernandez with nbc bay area news. >> the poor birdies. >>> jeff is here as we head into friday. >> doing good, we have nice weather mixed in for part of the weekend, not as hot as we have this week and detail all of that. i want to continue claimant coverage tonight and update you on the drought. the latest information as of today is 11.9% of california under exceptional drought through central and southern california, the worst level of drought in the deep red color, we have seen that drought increase over the past year due to la nina and climate change. you may be surprised about the frequency of drought over the plus 20 plus years. i want to show this chart, we have 2001 to 2005 drought, 2007 to 2010, then of course the very large drought from 2012 to 2017, and the latest round which started in 2020 and that continues. because of the more frequent drought, we have seen wildfires spread a lot faster and also farther. you can head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the clima

chief economist darrell fairweather joins us to discuss the market. thank you for your time.d is it right now to afford a home in the bay area? >> it is really hard. it is getting easier and a sense because there is less competition, but mortgage rates are so high that homes are becoming less affordable. it is not like buyers are feeling like they are better off, it is still tough. kristen: not only have rates started to climb after being stagnant for a while, home prices have actually defied conventional logic during the pandemic and really jumped. talk about why that was. >> the bay area was actually a place that had one of the weaker markets out of the entire country. there has been so much demand for housing. millennials are entering homebuying age, they want a place of their own. that is true everywhere, including the bay area. that increase in demand is matched up with the stagnant supply. there has not been a lot of development of homes in the area. that is why prices keep climbing even with rates higher. kristen: are there signs any of this is cooling off? >> as rates

walter carl darrell white. behind him is his wife gladys. and they're living openly harlem is about black family. the same time walter was often attacked because of his identity people like wbb dubois became his nemesis because they claim the walter wasn't black at all. and walter said yes, he was he always stood by his identity as a black man, but people sometimes attacked him for it's called him a fraud. but at the same time he was secretly loved with this woman. this is walter. with poppy cannon lateness life and at the end of his life he knew was dying. he literally drank and smoked and worked himself to death. he worked himself to death. and he was dying. he was having a heart attacks. and at the end of his life he decided that he wanted to die in love and left his wife for this woman. and the man who was for most of his life the most powerful civil rights figure in america became a tablet scandal and it destroyed his reputation. who remained? chief executive of the naacp for the toward the to the end of his life for the next five years

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why is carol so i suppose another person i think what darrell cease in put in what the orthodox russian orthodox church has seen in fulton for a very long time. it is akin spirit as somebody who holds some of the same ideas in once a return to a form of, you know, very classical conservatism which actually opposes to lot of the progressive ghosts that emanate from the west. so carol, that sort of mentions repeatedly gay, gay pride parades at which in some sense his level. but on the other hand, i mean, this is actually a good example of the magin, are you for very conservative part of the country? i think it's worth saying that, you know, put in east looking also for somebody that can order has been looking for somebody that can do that for him. and so in a sense is a perfect match. now carol is on the ease and sanctions last, why sanction a priest and me? what effect would this have if this, if he were to be sanctioned? well, it seems to be the case of carol is also an extraordinarily, a rich man who has actually profited enormously from the proximity to the kremlin desert, mostly unco

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. >> reporter: darrell ray, dr. -- the government responded to the covered earthquake -- citizens leaned on their neighbors for help because government cannot do it alone. >> neighbors during a catastrophic event are typically the first line of assistance, not the government. so we really want folks to get to know their neighbors so that they can be in a spot to help each other. >> put in hours of backbreaking work to clear out the hillside. he said everyone's combined efforts will add up to a safer neighborhood. >> all of that sounds like a lot of work. >> it was a lot of work. but i think it is worth it and i feel much safer having done it. >> whatever you can do that helps you is ultimately going to benefit your neighbors as well. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >>> let's take a live look in dublin. warm temperatures not helping those in dry conditions. >> we have been talking about this extended drive period. people wondering if it will compound and lead to a worse fire season. >> fortunately, this warm spell is kind of a one day thing. we are already cooling off tomorrow. we can measu

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before you can probably begin to pull the bonded out of the prices, you had to put it supposed to be darrell. now we have been appointed prime minister, but his thought he didn't want to have this one in the party before. he, i believe you have any relies on the political body to follow up on a different table in certain government. and that's a big that was not the main opposition. why do you think that they can, for some support, they can't afford to the prime minister, but they will not join the government unless the executive president system is a bullet that would give the president of the country with the vote about that i know more than the parliament and important to note, you know that for the bad i have still not in fact now while the politicians are trying to fix the politics and the economy. what about the average person, inter lanka? how bad is the situation for the average for line? can right now, well, bad is not even the word they're using like the word they're using is dire or situation. is that bad right now there is the one shot is that is full charters, then it's clipping

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i heard also about the darrel very, very, very for she's the can nazi ideology driven. and i heard also about the terrible things they did to citizens to captured and even probably shooting at us at some time when they heard. ringback there's a lot of criminals, drug users and stuff like this, so i'm short videos that are terrible. what they're doing here. pietro's disgust can acumen to do to the u. s. presidential biden. and jim and chancellor, one of shots have agreed in a call that they won't recognize any russian territorial games in ukraine. a german government spokesperson has said in a statement. meanwhile, the u. estate department spokesperson has said, washington has a quote and impeded ability to flow weapons into ukraine. washington has already seen more than $3000000000.00 in military a took years and sold another $165000000.00 worth of weapons to the country. and a new bill suggests b, because will only continue to rise. the co director of the international action center sarah flanders, is convinced the us plans to drag out the war in ukraine. i think the u

amounts cannot says, ah, goes to the be who beauty she dumped on she, you know, she could have been darrell's q, u e. prescribing them was a patient but couldn't have been that little korean, the new kind of venue below my checks and you clean the rabbit. you know, as soon as you have made it comes green, your organ moods not very proud and choked issues to me there. i would have been you should give it in today at now. as long as the product is more than a place to go in the booster. ah, i can push you push it shows i fix, you know which to ship. okay. and you're still brand new to me with a wish. it was. seems like he's crack sugar's, me ah, ah, this whole more block type thinking of us versus the good guys versus the bad guys is really counterproductive for everybody. of course, it's not in china's interest to pursue a new cold war or some sort of destructive competition with other countries around the world. i would say that even for the united states it would be much better service. it did not have to devote as much money as it does to the military to decide and spending. and could we al

she, you know, she could have been darrell's could you describe you them was a patient but never been dead. dorsal korean name, you kind of in your below my check and you clean the rabbit it. not as soon as i made it comes green when you were origin moods. not pretty bright and i'm not sure because you're still there. i don't even know does that all day long, especially i've been up in process more than to go in the booster. ah, school school. can you push it shows i fix, you know which to ship. you're still brand new. it was done when it was, i wish it was super sick. he's crack and function codes. me blue. only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations that's allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of the country, or is business and business is good? and that is the reality of what we're facing. which is fashion with mm. welcome to world to part india and pakistan, russia and ukraine at 1st glance at saying that these 2 pair of countries have little in co

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darrell is known for his work on multiculture alcounselling and racial microaggression. dr. stanley is best known for his work on culture al competency. number five, marjorie for the first native hawaiians. from the american position. there is groundbreaking research among native hawaiians and pacific islanders in 1912. they have done wonderful work. dr. david a chinese american worked on the treatment of aids and proved that hiv replicates immediately when entering the bloodstream. a gynecologists and obstetrician helped refugees and advocated for justice. he also petaried cambodian journalist in the 1984 film the killing field. number 8 abraham, an indian american physician for advocating for the importance of empathy in physician and patient relations. he worked with young aids patients at a time little could be done with them. number nine dr. paul was a chinese-american cardiologist and first asian president of the american heart association from 1972 and '73. a native of the bay area. the first asian american of the san francisco medical society and california medical a

he had the ability to be darrell. now we have been appointed prime minister, but his thought he didn't want to have this one seat in the parliament for he didn't have any relies on the political body to fall off when you say will interim government. and that's a big that was not the main opposition part. do you think that they can, for some support, they can't support to the prime minister, but they will not join the government unless the executive president, you system the bullet that would give the president of the country with the vote about that i now more than the important to note, you know that for the bad i have still not exactly now while the politicians are trying to fix the politics and the economy, what about the average person, inter lanka? how bad is the situation for the average for line can right now? well, the bad is not even the word they're using like the word they're using is dire or the situation is that bad right? now there is fewer shocking that is food shorter than it's cooking for this people

and we've seen a couple of these attacks, darrell brooks, he was a well-known midwest rapper, he literallyehicle down the parade route the day after the kyle rittenhouse verdict came out. and i think both eka and the buffalo shooter are discussing this, but you have to be consistent on that across the board. >> i think something that has been overlooked and maybe want to weigh in on this. when you talk about what has happened the crime that they have faced, other forms of hate crimes have been worthy of discussion. is that a fair assessment? >> i think it is largely fair assessment. >> following that atlanta spot shooting, almost universally for some time, what i found out is that it was a very diverse, motley urban criminals of all races i believe 22 were black, 15 were white, 22 of them unknown, so it is racial conflict in the country and those things can be condemned. and i don't think that's what drove it up at all. >> i think the numbers bear that out as well. always a pleasure to have you with us and we look forward to having you again. we appreciate your time, buddy l site to see, s

darrel brooks, christmas parade in wisconsin, he mowed town white people, he killed white people, heedia rant, violence to white people, hitler of the right regards the jews, where was joe biden in joe biden uses black people. 48 hours, he was in buffalo within 48 hours. wisconsin. and the families in wisconsin, are still waiting for joe biden to show up. it is a game, mark. a game. he played this game of race division. this is the greatest country on the planet. people break the laws, to come in to this country, i enjoyed a tremendous career as a teacher and a lawyer. let me be clear, i'm proud to be a republican. when i came on your show two years ago, why did i leave, joe biden and embarrassed insulted every 14african-american, saying. if you vote for donald trump you are not black. mark: you raise an issue of black on black crime. vast majority happens in democrat cities. with democrat prosecutors, they don't want to. rivera said the civil rights issue of our time, it is. the slaughter that is taking place, thousands and thousands of people. murdered, innocent people, these are p

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. >> and darrell scott says the key to preventing more shootings is by reaching out to young people.to the coin when it comes to prevention. most focus is on hardening the target, making it more difficult for people to get into the school, etcetera and that is a necessary part. the other side is softening the heart. hardening the target, softening the heart. our mission is to soften the hearts of young people. >> judge jeanine: greg, every security professional knows there will be 100% chance of another school shooting, so this particular school had a number of security measures in place. what else can we do to harden these soft targets? >> greg: go back to what i said before, you don't see what was missed until after it happens. hardening soft targets should be like a college major. when you think about terror, future threats, which will come with drones and bioterrorists, school shootings could be highly lucrative industry. history hasn't prepared us for this. we always assume violence is army versus army. what happens could be sole responsibility of one person and the goal is not

>> i called her boyfriend and i said, darrell, get over to my house please, now.st shaking his head say, this is baffling. i said more than baffling. something is definitely wrong. >> they decided to call the police and report her as missing. as they were wait for the police to respond, darrell decided to go looking through the house and just check. >> i hear his footsteps. he walks into the bathroom. >> he pulled back the shower curtain and found shawna in the bathtub in a small amount of water, fully clothed, and she was dead. >> the next sound i heard was him, blood-curdling scream. he runs back down the hall. ms. dee, ms. dee, dial 911. she's in the bathtub. >> last thing i remember is seeing them push her out on a gurney doing cpr. >> it was obviously too late at that point. >> subsequently we find out that she was raped and then strangled inside of her bathtub. >> and that was kind of unusual for us at the time. we did not have a lot of strangulations during the time, homicide investigations. >> strangulation is rare. it's more commonly seen in domestic case

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