but if -- i think if -- i see that there's an eager -- [chuckling] >> chief david murphy can expand on our deployment. >> madam supervisor, madam chair, thanks. as far as deployment, just so you know, the -- the parks are closed, right, at night. but if we don't have any enforcement at night to move people out of the parks, they become camping grounds. and that's across all 11 districts. i would tell you also at night we have multiple buildings that are alarmed. just two weeks ago, the alarm went off at beach l.a. at the bottom of golden gate park. we responded with san francisco fire to give them access. luckily, the alarm was just an electrical smoke fire, but it could have been much worse. if we don't have rangers 24/7, the reaction to those calls will be significantly delayed. we take care of multiple c priority calls to 911 that go to 311 that come to the rainingers. we take care of the citizenry for the very simple things that the sfpd is way too busy to deal with. and that is be it golden gate park, mcclairen park, the mosconi, across the city. at times, we have only two or thre

but if -- i think if -- i see that there's an eager -- [chuckling] >> chief david murphy can expand on our deployment. >> madam supervisor, madam chair, thanks. as far as deployment, just so you know, the -- the parks are closed, right, at night. but if we don't have any enforcement at night to move people out of the parks, they become camping grounds. and that's across all 11 districts. i would tell you also at night we have multiple buildings that are alarmed. just two weeks ago, the alarm went off at beach l.a. at the bottom of golden gate park. we responded with san francisco fire to give them access. luckily, the alarm was just an electrical smoke fire, but it could have been much worse. if we don't have rangers 24/7, the reaction to those calls will be significantly delayed. we take care of multiple c priority calls to 911 that go to 311 that come to the rainingers. we take care of the citizenry for the very simple things that the sfpd is way too busy to deal with. and that is be it golden gate park, mcclairen park, the mosconi, across the city. at times, we have only two or thre

. >> i have faith that senator murphy andnk i don't think david bring us a deal. >> you heard earlier today about the buffalong shooting and how doing nothing only fuels the fire. are you concerned about having nothing done? and then republican jacobs was concerned about the stance of gun violence. and to say he was disappointed in that. >> but he should have fought the hard right people who don't represent the majority of people in his district. not even close. thank you. >> good afternoon everyone. so everybody is concerned about inflation and gas prices and without exception every employer whether large business or

david murphy.ou hear me. >> yes. >> i'm also -- [inaudible] the decision was [inaudible] teacher [inaudible] [inaudible] [can't understand speaker] and given the chance it is difficult on imagine [inaudible] on behalf of teacher that could not be rectified [inaudible] and reach potential. tonight when you [inaudible] we ask you factor the [inaudible] thank you. >> thank you. >> chelsea i will node to promote to you panelist f to share your comment and we will be able to see you on screen. i'm promoting you now and we will see you. >> go ahead. chelsea. >> we can't hear you can you speak up? you sound for aushg way it is heard to hear you. i'm turning my camera on so i can put my face to the board. can you hear me now. >> yes. why thank you. >> i'm chelle i'm a parent of 2 here to speak on on behalf of our deaf and hard of hearing students. who have been served by the early start program through contract with suu sd. i spoke at meetings before the program is closed. out of negligent from the current

william: jonathan, as david says, chris murphy is currently talking with republican senators and he hence there is some idea of progress. others cautioned that mitch mcconnell has his eye on the midterms and hrecognizes what is base voters, as david is describing, what this primary voters care about. and it's guns. he is not going to allow anything to happen. do you have any hope that this set of latest tragedies is going to do anything? jonathan: i always have hope, but i'm a realist. we have been here before. too many times before. the fact that senator murphy is sitting with a bipartisan group of senators and they are talking, that is a good thing. i want him to talk. but i have no faith that they will get to a pnt where they will have a press conference where they announced, here is our framework, here is our bill, here is our language, here are the items that we are calling for, and then to actually get that piece of legislation to a vote that breaks a filibuster. i've just laid out about three or four hurdles right there. if the slaughter of babies at newtown elementary school -- sa

what the negotiators between, you know, senator chris murphy of connecticut, senator john cornyn of texas have been leading in these negotiations. >> davidthe red flag, the phrase red flag law had started to become a bit politically problematic, crisis intervention act, i guess? >> state crisis intervention orders. >> and the importance of that? >> the importance here is that we have 50 years of study. this is sad, terribly sad. 50 years worth of mass shootings to study. the national institute for justice funded study, found mass shooters in a majority of instances leak their plans beforehand, in other words they broadcast their deadly intentions, and we keep seeing this time and time again. what a red flag law or crisis intervention order does, gives police, parents or principles to say, this person seems to be in a state of crisis. they should not have a gun and provides an easy process, very similar to a domestic violence restraining order that people are very familiar with to remove guns and bar that person from obtaining guns and it's one thing that seems very targeted at the actual crisis we face and targeted the behavior that mass

murphy will be joining balance of power. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power" with david westinoomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide , welcome to "balance of power." we start with a check on the markets.

murphy bed was a castro. >> i'm sure our viewers are fascinated by that. >> david come on, give me a break what time is yourc on >> 8:00 tomorrow >> you ought to come on the show tonight. >> i will. >> will you really you'll come on "mad money" tonight? >> i will come on "mad money" tonight. >> will you bring clips? >> i will bring clips. >> okay. >> and snacks. maybe pop-tarts, cheese-its. >> i'm going to do kellogg tonight. i have to. like you, separate the toxic from the nontoxic and everybody is happy. >> everybody noseknows frosted flakes are good for you. >> there's a big picture of me on your show. >> my god. okay >> look at that. >> did i tell you my wife doesn't like cheese balls or baconators and wanted to make that clear david. >> you're setting up for another john oliver segment on whcheese balls. >> reminder you can still get in on the cnbc investing club with jim. sign up, find out more cnbc.com/join the club or point your phone at the qr code on the screen and go right there. before we head to break a quick update on the bond market. we hit 3.5 last week close on the 10-year we have backed of

david, lawmakers are making their way back to capitol hill. this week we should get some indication of whether there is political traction from gun control legislation. senator chris murphyte, we are closer than ever before, unquote. this comes as survivors of the uvalde and buffalo shootings -- before the household panel on this wednesday. how optimistic are you that the details will lead to a new legislation to deal with guns? >> rev, i think history has taught us all to be cynical on some of these promises. i hope senator murphy is actually right. i doubt we will see much out of the federal government. if we do, i think even president biden acknowledged it would likely be incremental. i do think we will see more aggressive action, frankly on the left and the right and state capitals, where you will see the efforts to raise the purchase age, perhaps even assault weapons bans in some states, but you'll also see constitutional carry provision in some of the red states, ultimately setting up a lot of tests for the federal courts and ultimately for the supreme court to make decisions on this issue. i think the big issue though as that votes still are not there, even within

david gregory to talk about what was really an optimistic interview full of so much information there, but i just want to zero in on one thing in particular which was you were agreeing when chris murphys that go republicans are under some pressure because there is a shift in public opinion in their states that something has to be done. >> and you saw this, cnn had reporting that cynthia lummis the senator from wyoming said people are inundating my office with phone calls on this. i think this has been an ongoing sea change every single time one of these terrible tragedies has happened the pressure has gotten more and more intense. look at what happened in florida after parkland, rick scott, the governor, now he's running for president so the way he talks about it is different, we suspect he's going to run for president, but they all looked at this together and the republican legislature there across the board they made significant changes around a lot of the areas they are talking about here, red flag laws, other ways to try to prevent these things from happening. i think that's one of the reasons -- like the fact that that was possible in a republican state like florida shows you th

stephanie murphy also was on this network saying simply orn auto on did not have as clear of memories as miss hutchinson did. not a different account, but not as clearly remembered. mark schmidt, davidank you for starting us off today. there was a great deal made at the supreme court, but there was one moment not to be overshadowed by the conservative majority's radical end to its term and that is the swearing in of our country's first-ever black woman to serve on the court. justice ketanji brown jackson. we'll show it to you next. brown. we'll show it to you next. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. i had been giving koli kibble. it never looked like real food. with the farmer's dog you can see the pieces of turkey. it smells