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david spoke with rick rieder about what he thinks the fed will do. fears were related. it wasn't that far from expectations. markets parse a couple hundreds of basis points to determine if it is better or worse. some things were encouraging. transportation services down. rent coming down a bit. it was on expectation. there was fear. three months in a row of high numbers. maybe we are moving to a more stable environment. by the way it was contiguous to retail sales softer. some of what you seen play out, definitely consumer pullback. ppi not being that bad. some stability. gosh. softness, a fed already raised the bar of hiking rates. now you start to think, can you get a cut done this year? that emboldened the thesis. david: we have the tendency to look at a number. there are things under that. goods versus services. different trend on inflation. from the fed's point of view, do they need both to come down? rick: remarkable. we are moving to a service oriented economy. goods prices have come down. it's allowing for disposable income to go into service

. >> david: the calhoun fire department and their message to the man who saved them up the street. firefighter rick: firefighter chris bridges -- >> i'm still in awe of your gift and generosity. >> david: volunteer firefighter james jones -- >> you made us safer when we go to serve these people. >> david: and assistant chief brandon cole, all thanking sam sloan. >> your generous donation will go a long way in keeping us safe in everything that we do. >> david: so not make the move from china to san francisco, and what could save the plan? >> a live look at drivers on the road. would you rather pay per mile or per gallon of gas? california's new pilot program starts next month, plus, and you're not able to, you know, straighten up. >> i mean, i can it just like it hurts. >> have you seen this out on the streets? why? people high on fentanyl just can't stand up straight. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> they're cute, cuddly and beloved. but tonight, the problem with these black and white bundles of popularity is green. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for j

rick >> david, the markets are giving everyone a bit of time there's surprises here don't be surprisedigan sentiment preliminary may reading, expected to be in the high 70s, comes in light at 67.4 we're expecting the number closer to 67 -- 76.5 this follows 77.2, really big miss now, all the numbers i'm giving you including the headline are all the extremes since november of last year so this is the weakest since november of last year. current conditions, 68.8 we were expecting 9. in the rearview mirror 79 weakest since november of last year expectation, 66.5. a big miss expecting 75.5 this is also the weakestsince november of last year. now here's what's going to push rates higher one-year inflation ticked up from 3. 2 to 3.5, highest since november of last year. 5 to 10-year inflation from 3% expected, 3%, last month, 3.1. highest since you guessed it november of last year. granted these are surveys and whether it's the household survey for employment and jobs or this, surveys make many scratch their heads in the day of cell phones and who's going to answer a number that's not in you

grateful for all the work and support, the office of administration and our city administrator david chu and rick bornstein who is in the audience today, a lawyer and activist with brady. i really can't thank them enough for working with us on this ordinance and i'm grateful for the san francisco police department for the many conversation that's we have and i understand their concerns, but ums we change the laws we're not going to change the situation. we need to use our purchasing power in a way that forces these dealers to follow the law. i was incredibly mindful and sensitive to the concerns and included waiver provisions for emergency and in a rare for no member to comply. and also the idea if we're doing this in san francisco as we say, as go san francisco, so goes california and the rest of the nation. we need to set an example that when law enforcement are purchasing guns from vendors, vendors have to have the utmost law. it's incumbent upon us to do so. also, because you know, i worked incredibly well with the san francisco police department and i want to make sure that we're in a situat

david: what memorial sloan-kettering does is it research, than does rick -- does patient care.re is an advantage because you have people doing cutting-edge research. dr. vickers: cutting-edge research that's connected to doctors who are looking to answer questions as well as take care of people. david: you also have students at memorial sloan-kettering. you have a graduate school for students, is that right? dr. vickers: the nursing school is one of the most outstanding in the country. students are focused and our lab largely on basic science in cancer research. we almost have 2000 fellows and residents who rotate the memorial hospital. so we have a robust educational program, although we don't have a distinct medical school, great graduate school, training programs, nearly 100 different programs. david: what if somebody says they have a cancer that's not a very good kind of cancer, not that any cancer is good, but suppose you have very serious stage for glioblastoma. the advantages you can really make a difference at stage iv for somebody? dr. vickers: the advantage of coming

carl, david, back to you. >> rick, thank you so much.ver there. >>> the latest inflation print coming in lighter than expected. cpi rising .3 in april lower than .4 economists were looking for. retail sales a goose egg coming in flat. joining us for the first time in a while is former pimco chief economist, paul mccully. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> how would you characterize it? >> fully benign after the slap around the head in the first three months and i think the market is exuberant. it's consistent that the next move is an ease and that's what a forward looking market should be discounting is the next move. and there was talk about the notion, could there be tightening again and jay powell just k kiboshed that yesterday. >> how many would you need to string together to get the evidence powell wants? >> probably three. we had three slaps against the head. i say that in some respects tongue in cheek because it's a matter of confidence. we didn't see o.e.r. crack today. i think if you got o.e.r. to crack that would rei

david jolly, great to see you all. stay tuned for the full episode of rick grenell. coming up, world leaders are condemning an israeli air strike that killed dozens of displaced palestinians in rafah late last night. we'll tell you what benjamin netanyahu is saying what the u.s. could do in response. we're back after a quick break. we're back after a quick break >>> according to health officials in gaza, dozens of people, including women and children and elderly, were killed in a deadly israeli strike last night at a tent refugee camp in rafah. civilians were sheltering in makeshift tents as the strikes started a fire that tore through the camp. at least 45 people were killed from the initial blast and the fire that followed. according to the local health ministry. the israeli military said they killed two senior hamas leaders in the strike. this is part of the attacks by the israeli military despite ordering a million displaced palestinians to evacuate there. the top court ordered israel to stop its attacks on rafah. tonight a spokesperson for the white house nation

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the, the, you know, putting on the star of david that was obviously a display like a, a dramatic piece of, of theater that they were doing at the un. come on, rick. i mean, you yeah. heard it from this man. you know, we always are and we, we, i and i've had people in, i'm not trying to besmirch them in any way, but i've always heard people who talk about, well, i had a grandfather who died in the holocaust and that's why i have this way of thinking or i had, you know, somebody in my family who was affected by something where i had, you know, the, you know, every african american, you know, has, can say that there have somebody in the family who was a slave. and, and obviously i'm not trying to take anything away from that, but there's a huge difference between somebody who was a holocaust survivor or someone who has had to deal with a hardship and somebody who knows somebody who's had to deal with a hardship. and i just want people to recognize the difference between the stories being told yes, from those who say they know someone and someone who actually lived it themselves, middle of thanks so much, i appreciate talking to you, let's talk goin

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david, this was their big day. michael cohen those people must consider a -- most people consider a jughead and defiled by the democrats and rick cute build cute back ridicule behinds television and the great scene ofca this case, but this was rey their day but how did it ultimately turn ? >> i think terribly and certainly the polls go upc because of it and the american t wapublic thinks you know mikes completely unfair in the prosecution went before the judgment too far but as a lawyer, it is offensive. this is why we have rule of evidence. i understand jurors want to hear salacious stories, but we have judge and should have a judge in place to prevent that. ifhe d it he should have grantea mistrial. know we didn't because if he had to come in every trial in the circumstances would be barred by double jeopardy. there would be no manifest knewnecessity to put -- the prosecutor knew stormy daniels or whatever her name was was uni going to testify about someto unknown, unidentified person with no known connection toin donald trump threatening her on the way to mommy and me in the parking lot. that is absolutely unduly prejudicial

david sokolov. probably, hello, hello, hello, at what point did you start traveling to avdeevka? on february 22, we prepared, transported humanitarian food and hygiene kits to donetsk and rick saw a video sequence, this was exactly february 23rd, we were looking for the first people there, very... they came out of the basements smoking, well, people in the basements are warming themselves there, no information you are definitely not there, at most you could ask the military where each person, each family is, that is, there was no systematization then, there was no. then systematization appeared, we could turn to the elder on the street, find some person there and we were further away from people were moving, that is, we approached some person we already knew, asked where there was another nearby street, where they lived, tell me, and so people suggested hiding, hiding, yes, yes, because there are those who stood on distant centers, there i don’t know where, but the street was completely empty, alone... after it we were hit with an even bigger wave, we distributed sim cards so that we could communicate, they say that even russian passports have already been issued to everyon

david hillary vaughn, thank you very much. so will tapping the reserves bring real relief the drivers, or is it all about a revving up the votes? former energy secretary rick joins me now. great to see you again, secretary. glad you could be here. we've seen a variation of this before as hillary mentioned, right before the 2022 lengths we saw the reclose from the strategic oil reserves. this is gasoline. it did seem to have an effect even if it put our oil reserves in jeopardy. it did seem to bring prices down a little. will it have the same effect this time? >> probably have a little effect on it, but here's what we need to keep in mind. this is about, a million gallons is about 2.7 hours of national con sunlight. -- consumption. so this is truly a political ploy. what americans are wise to is that supply and demand actually works. administration's policy to strangle the fossil fuel industry in the united states, to placate their environmental activists that they need for their election is what this is all about. it's going to have a effect on the consuming public for a minute from period of time. they hope that's going to turn into some plus for them pol

rick with sir. he put together images from fish studios and its artwork featuring the new electric trains. and you can see just how good they look. well, davidthis week. he set to be sentenced this coming friday. federal prosecutors are asking a judge for a 40 year prison sentence. not the path was convicted last year of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and assault. the attack from for him october of 2022. was caught on body cam from policeeand the pap at the time admitted during the trial that he broke into the pelosi home with the full intention of holding nancy pelosi hostage as we get more details at the end of the week. we'll keep you updated. in national news. rejecting migrants with terrorists laying sort serious. criminal background is set to happen faster under new proposal from the biden administration. our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the details. the department of homeland security says the change allows for a faster assessment of asylum eligibility than current standards. >> and this announcement came as a house committee held a hearing on the southern border. >> it's not a about dealing with a real proble

rick said, with the elevated yields. it is something to watch. >> i'm sure you saw rosenberg's chart about revisions, economic data getting revised lower which davidf a period of recession or weak growths. the magnitude of the revisions lower is kind of like what we saw in '08/'09. >> i'll be interested in what the second look at gdp is tomorrow and where the strength of the consumer lies on that. all worth watching in the context of what has been a decently strong consumer. we had a lot of earnings winners in the consumer space overnight and this morning. listen to what the cava ceo is saying -- cfo. >> we're seeing strength across all categories. and in fact, when we look at the top restaurants we have representation from every income strata in that group of restaurants. seeing strong performance across the board, no real change over time in the strength and power of that loan or income strata. >> no real decline there. did the dick's ceo, the good comps on dick's, as well, echoing similar bullish demand saying we saw growth, we didn't see sluggish trends across our categories, across the different areas of our business, apparel, total hard-line