past year -- >> is it deers >> seth: deer.] now it's happening in real-time. >> so you're a real mountain guy, too, yeah >> seth: i think if you -- if they're beloved to you - >> they are your deer. >> seth: your dears, yes >> yes >> seth: it's -- okay, sure. they're also deer -- >> okay, yeah, yeah. >> seth: -- with my dears. >> i -- yes. all right. >> seth: but if you -- you've had a deer scream at you. >> yes, last summer. and i didn't know it was a deer. i didn't know deer scream. >> seth: i didn't know that either >> and i was outside again with my dog in a dress. i wasn't wearing underwear this time and - with my plan, i just heard this like - [ screams or something [ laughter ] i can't -- it's such a weird sound. i had to go try and like google it and i kept looking around like what is that? and then finally like -- [ screams and i looked again and there was this like deer staring at me and i was like for the first time in my life afraid of a deer >> seth: yeah. >> of deers. of my deers. [ laughter ] they were not my de

i'm throwing in john deere eric in delaware >> caller: boo-yah mr. cramer. farmer eric in delaware.t materials why they have to continue to ship the raw materials to china and then back to the united states >> they're going to change that, committed to doing that. i had been critical at one point because so much stock for sale, then demonstrated a good quarter. if they can bring it back to here, you have to own the stock. still best way to play the market for the kind of materials we don't have enough of, how about that don't want to call them magic materials but put it this way, the rare earth play of our rare earth play many stocks stand to benefit from the infrastructure bill in washington but martin, union pacific, american tower and nucor and john deere the best. from jim beem, what does the spirits business look like as delta variant affects the great reopening. ceo's son talks to me. and how do you know if stock price is too low, too high, just right like goldy locks and tonight's edition of the lightning round. stay with cramer that building you're trying to sell, - you shou

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they left well and they mixed in kante, on a deer, orthey well and they mixed in kante, on a deer, ore still in the game. —— 5—6 down. to the hundred then, where the northern superchargers hammered the manchester originals at headingley. john simpson hit 71 offjust 28 balls as the superchargers capatalised on some poor bowling from the originals. and brandon carse added a boundary on the final ball to take his side to 200 — that's the higest total of the tournment so far. the originals were bowled out forjust 131, with the superchargers winning by 69, runs keeping their slim hopes of reaching the latter stages of the competiton alive. in the women's fixture, the originals put a severe dent in their rivals' hopes of progressing. lizelle lee with a dazzling display of batting. she made 68 from just a0 balls as the originals won by eight wickets. in super league tonight, there was a rare defeat for reigning champions st helens, as they went down 20—10 at home to castleford. greg eden here with the decisive try for the tigers that put the game beyond the reach of 12—man saints, who had to

. >> they'll come in and this is like the best restaurant in town if you are a deer or something like that. >> reporter: dale hall has deer fencing around his vegetable garden and other parts of his property. he's lived along the boundary of the park for the past 10 years and sees a lot of wildlife moving through the area, but says this year there is significantly more. >> we get a lot of deer that come down that are trying to find some kind of substance, food, water, whatever. >> reporter: according to experts with east bay regional parks, the drought is taking a toll. >> this is one of the worst years we've ever experienced. we are seeing our ponds and streams dry up extremely early. >> reporter: that means all kinds of animals are coming down into neighborhoods in greater numbers and with greater frequency, looking for anything to eat or drink. >> coyotes moving into areas where they haven't previously been moving into, and this is again because they're searching for water. >> reporter: quite a few people in west dublin have captured coyotes wandering on streets on home surveilth p

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the deer leader kim jong il we follow the students on their tour. but afterwards guides inform us that we've committed a grave error and ask us to delete the bulk of footage. this is because the north koreans have a strict rule for filming and photography. as a mark of respect all portraits of their leader kim jong il and all his words of wisdom must be filmed like this in their entirety, with no camera movement and no parts of the image cut off. it's a tall order. photograph of the deer leader line, the museum wolves. it's hard to move the camera without breaking the golden rule. it feels like a wasted trip. but afterwards, a surprise, just as we're about to interview embalm an unexpected visitor, arrives when mother, very famous actors and the total is a need to visit it should keep me printed. indeed, compared to be a patrick people, an actor what's the difference between the patrick and an actor cotton's, you've got to talk to someone at that as a peer with whom do you done that? i had included you only i some other than that i've cuz i said i w

oh yeah, el venado — the deer! excellent. el melon. el melon! the cantaloupe.n. i haven't got the melon. 0h, we got loteria over here! let's check it. 0h, someone�*s won already! yes, you got a winner. congratulations. applause. alright, now. new game. we all know loteria. it's important to us because my grandmother didn't know english. i didn't know spanish growing up. i wasn't taught spanish all that much. i was taught tex—mex. so playing with my grandma, it gave us quality time together, because we were both learning. she didn't know english, i didn't know spanish. so right there we had a connection during the game. hola, hello everyone. i'm from london. i'm going to bring you luck. ok? you ready for this? i'm going to bring you all luck. how's my team doing? very good! el barril — the barrel! how we doing out there? anyone close? anyone close to winning? loteria! we have loteria! are you sure? seguro? ok. applause. let him know he did good, this is his first time playing! right? yourfirst time? yeah, yeah, first time. his very first time playing. so let's —

do you think it was a deer or something? >> i have no idea.undsberg later told police he thought he hit a deer as the 911 dispatcher suggested. but watch this clip from a recording of the second police interview with the attorney general in which they present him with evidence that the victim's glasses were found inside his car. >> so did you see the glasses right next to that? >> i did not. >> okay. >> you showed me the glasses the first time. i wondered about that. that means his face came through the windshield. his glasses are right there, jason. those are joe's. >> i did not see the glasses. >> so the only way for them to get there is through the windshield. we also have the imprint on the hood where his body -- at least part of his body likely was riding. at some point in time, he rolls off, takes out the mirror, and slides into the ditch. i want you to be really honest right now. >> i am. i never saw him. >> south dakota attorney general struck that man, joe beaver, so hard that his face came through the windshield and his glasses lande

on the call, deere saying supply chain challenges are going to continue into 2022.l become more challenged in the fourth quarter. it feels like they may have blown the lights out on this quarter. they may have pricing control this quarter. but coming up, there is no ease to the pain they are seeing in terms of supply chains and rising costs. that really encompasses the issue we are dealing with when it comes to a lot of these names. guy: absolutely. it is going to be interesting to see whether the farmers, if these price rises keep on coming, will they be buying the vehicles to keep buying so aggressively? they are now at the point where much of this machinery is required. can they put it off any longer? alix: coming up, we will look at the office delays. those are coming back, really underscoring the challenges that businesses are still facing in returning to normal. we will cover the latest on the virus with dr. george rutherford of the university of california san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ laura: this is "bloomberg markets." you are looking at a live shot o

why we are seeing a spike in injured deer. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, dozens of bay area students forced to stay at home and quarantine days after the first day of school. the covid concerns leading parent scrambling this evening. >>> plus, items once belonging to one of alcatraz's most notorious residents hitting the california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >>> safety improvements coming to mt. diablo. today park officials and bicyclists joined together to unveil plans for dozens of bicycle turnouts designed to help cars and trucks passed bicyclists safely on the road. >> sometimes there are cars that cut corners, around blind spots, and make us a little nervous. we've had a few close calls. >> one has to be careful. have to look ahead and understand if cars are coming down, and have to stay to the right hand side always as you are climbing and as you descend. >> the state budget includes $1.5 million to fund those turno

wood, the best money manager of 2020, when she said she was buying deere tech she nailed it. the technology deere talked about is truly revolutionary it will save farmers billions of dollars in wages because everything is autonomous finally there's a bull market in what i'm calling responsible energy oil companies that have gotten disciplined about spending money while being a lot more ecofriendly than they used to be you want to buy prudent, devin energy or pioneer natural resources. not to mention, balance sheets, the envy of the strategy, as pioneers are very smart. if you want environmentally friendly oil stock, that's no longer an ox moron we have gotten belligerent on climate change, you know what, guys, listen to me, darren, you watch the show all the time, go by denbury, you're going to be a hero i'm referring to the ceo of exxon, i'm not on a first name basis with, but he's a terrific guy. the stock never should have been so low in the first place, and therefore i think, darren, this is your chance vindicated you don't even have to thank me. that's what's so great ab

state of the art facility in deer born.aw workers are building the first ever all electric ford 150. i got to drive it. it's incredible. just like the other vehicles behind me today. they're sahratian of the future that is now beginning to happen. a future of the automobile industry that is electric. battery electric, plug in, hybrid electric, fuel cell electric. it's electric. and there is no turning back. the question is whether we'll lead or fall behind in the race for the future. it's whether we'll build the vehicles here in the united states, we're going to have to rely on other countries for those batteries. whether or not the job to build these vehicles and batteries are good paying union jobs. jobs with benefits, jobs that are going to sustain continued growth of the middle class. they have to be. they have to be made in america. right now china is leading the race. one of the largest and fastest growing electric vehicle markets in the world. the key part of the vehicle is the battery. right now 80% of the manufactu

they come out with a positive 69 >> i'm glad you brought up deer. the full year earnings forecast, talked about the roe bus market conditions, and everything they're seeing on agriculture. we've had similar commentary from other executives of companies. around what we're seeing in that, but the ag sales were up 29%. operating profit up 50%. construction, which of course is going to continue to be in focus, especially with all the infrastructure investments that are either being made or poised to be made not just here stateside but in other parts of the world too, those were up 38% and the operating profit grew 126% perhaps most interestingly, this is one of those older names, classic industrial names that's kind of reinventing himself with the whole idea of digitization, precision, agriculture it's actually one of those names that is in at least one of the arc funds. i know the space fund, which it raised a lot of eyebrows when it was added to that etf earlier this year, just speaking to this idea of investing in the future and where those innovatio

he's got that deer in the head lights look somehow. ( laughter ) so, uh -- >> stephen: deer in the head> that's exactly right. ( laughter ) >> stephen: as a writer, how is the reality of covid and what we in the united states and what everyone around the world has gone through, this unprecedented thing in the last 100 years, how do you think that will affect your fiction or really the fiction of any writers because how could you write about the time we're in right now and not include that? >> well, i started "billy summers," the new one, in 2000 and -- oh, thank you! god bless you! >> stephen: it's so important to get out there the news that you write books. > that's right, that's right. ( laughter ) because, you know, the thing is, when you published a new book, you've got to get out somewhere and shake your as a little bit. >> stephen: work that moneymaker. >> shake that mon gaineymaker, baby. i started in 2019, and there was no covid then, and i had a couple of characters that i had to get off the stage for reasons that have to do with the plot. we won't go there. but, so, i said, yo

one of my favorites, earnings from deere. alix: i love deere too.say that because i like it? guy: i would never say that. alix: [laughter] that wraps it up for guy and me. coming up, andy slavitt will be joining "balance of power." guy and i are going to radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> we are now letting potentially >> from the world of politics -- >> we are now letting potentially this rogue regime have access to hard currencies. >> to world of business -- >>give booster shots to some who've already been vaccinated. we welcome andy slavitt, who served as white house responder for covid response. he is the author of preventable. thanks much for being whack -- for being back with us. we are happy to have you with us because crossing the

john deere earnings. in the old agent days, it was part of the cfa curricula. the sentiment here is optimistic. they have robust conditions out there. lisa: right now what you are seeing, and this goes into the food inflation story, demand increase or prices increased, people need to plant more, and you get equipment, especially for farming -- it highlights how markets respond to upward revisions, upward forecasts. if you could see the shares are lower in premarket trading. tom: kailey, you will not understand this, being an urban girl, but a girl out in fargo, north dakota, the idea is you have to upgrade to the next john deere tractor, right? kailey: for the record, i may be a new york city girl now, but i am averaging a girl at heart. tom: but there are precious to get the marginal tractors there. lisa: go ahead, reprise your power, kailey. kailey: i am looking and they said they had strong results, so they are able to withstand pressure for now. tom: how in gods name did she get on this show? she actually read their press release? lisa: she put blue on and

and i went out that year and shot a deer.ause i set a goal, went out and accomplished putting food on the table. >> reporter: to earn a little extra cash, he started entering shooting competitions. where one bow-maker asked to sponser him. it was pretty exciting, right? it was until a friend told him why. >> he goes, matt, the reason why they decided to sponsor you because you have no arms, and you draw attention to their product, it's not because you're good. the reality was i wasn't that good. i didn't want to be known as the side show or the guy who got stuff because he had no arms 6789 i i wanted to be known as the best archer in the world. i was, like, hey, i'm going to prove everybody wrong, that i'm the best. and i deserve sponsorship because i'm the best, not because i'm unique or different. >> reporter: this week he'll be aiming for gold at the paralympics games in tokyo. while he thought getting a medal would be nice, but that's not just what he is after for anymore. >> i started archery to feed my family. but now i

office and now the senator in the senate and thank you for your leadership on everything and to my deer friend going back to shutting undo the power plant and we find ourselves and here standing by each other and and since 1918 when we funded the construction of water and power in yo sem tee. pg&e is the poster child for utilities that puts profits ahead of people and we have seen what happens when you don't put people first and focus on safety. that's why they need to take control of the future and why we are taking the action we're doing today as the mayor as said, with we have a fair offer for $2.5 billion to purchase their san francisco utility assets and they have rejected outright that proposal and said it does not represent a fair market value for their san francisco assets so today, our office filed with the california public utilities commission and eye vallation petition to assess the fair market value of their san francisco assets so we can move forward with the goal of getting reliable public power here in san francisco and shouldn't be a surprise. under the law they have ha

brentwood, liberty, antioch and deer valley also cancelled their game. the starting quarterback for pittsburgh high tells us he was looking forward to playing the first game of the season. >> i know they do things to protect us. >> i speak for every parent there was a lot of anticipation and excitement starting off the season. it's a downer. i think the biggest thing is how we adjust moving forward. >> we're told some of the games cancelled will be rescheduled. >>> look if you can at this time lapse video of the smoke covering south lake tahoe. look at that. you can see the smoke from the caldor fire is rolling in just covering the lake. new evacuations were ordered for parts of eldorado county. so far flames from the caldor fire have burned more than 145,000 acres, containment is now at 19%. as the smoke continues to spread here in the bay area, you can track it from your home. go to nbcbayarea.com at the top of our home page you can click on the trending bar and find out the air quality in had your neighborhood. you type your address, your location and

deere raised its two your fiscal outlook. has been demand for new equipment and there is a precedent that the ceo ones a massive price of steel prices could slow down the selling of tractors. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at quicktake on bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am laura wright. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we need to just be true to our mandate, which is to say are inflation pressures arising, are we above maximum sustainable employment, and should we be back more than neutral interest rate? what would change that view? you would have to see a significant shot to demand. tom: adrian orr, governor of the reserve bank of new zealand, of central bank great importance, particularly in the discussion of inflation targeting the leaders of research for decades and decades. governor orr in new zealand providing the messaging, given the delta variant. we welcome all of you on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television, particularly enjoying lisa abramowicz and kail

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there are the pictures outside of the bucks home rina known as the deer district. omar jimenez joins me now live. this is been a consistent experience throughout the pandemic, right, that superspreader events are often one of the biggest sources of new infections. >> reporter: well when you see crowds of people german like that, even in celebration around the milwaukee bucks who played a great season, obviously, you did have those concerns. looking at people and seeing how close together they were. and then you get this report coming out of the wisconsin department of health services nearly 500 cases or probable ones linked to people who either attended the bucks' game or were celebrating in that deer district. now important to note, while these are all people who have in common, having attended this in the past in light of their diagnosis, the department of health services say they can't quite pinpoint definitively that that is where they got covid-19 since there could have been many points of contraction. however when they go through the questions in the contact

that's one of the reasons deere continues to invest in automation the stock is up about 30% this yearmay seen expensive for an industry company, but if you view it as a tech company. >> seema, thanks so much though that so, again, we were happy with the strong earns i think it's interesting, though, and reconflictive of all industrials when we're talking about the supply-change. i think most people thought we would see it diminish. but deere is saying at the continue into 2022 and if we don't see the infrastructure packages coming through for certainty, and i think there's a bit of a question maybe that's an opportunity to go out and buy when the names pull back. >> i like what seema said there. you do have investors like cathie wood who like these companies that see them as technology companies some people say caterpillar, rockwell automation, because they are undergoing such technological transformations. do you see them that way if you think about the enhancement, they talked about the situation with diminished labor availability, farmers are facing a lot of this we're seeing signi

big names like caterpillar, united rentals, even deere.and as the infrastructure bill if ultimately will be passed the spending starts, they are going to do well but remember, charles, you can invest in infrastructure as easily by going into that i-shares infrastructure etf. but that is up 47% over the last 12 months. 13% more than the s&p 500. we've been talking about this infrastructure for a while. you want to be careful that you're not paying too much. one area that many people like including myself some of this engineering and construction firms. throw out a name like jacobs engineering which haven't seen the business yet but could be very well-positioned going forward. charles: so funny, ja hit my watch list yesterday. delta variant, you've been sort of hot on reopening stocks. do you just stay the course at this point? people have been hopscotching back and forth. do you stay, ultimately we'll reopen, ultimately demand will be there. do you stay the course ultimately? >> we want to be diversified. we bought some technology stocks wh

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sometimes there's you know, deer editor blah blah. sometimes they are letters that went home and then somebody at home said, oh, let's put this in the local newspaper. so some of them are a little more guarded or maybe have an ax to grind or to bring up a point or something like that. what i used was just simply personal letters if it was official correspondence or some other thing that was not personal like diaries. for example diaries are not necessarily conversational and soldiers kept those for various reasons. i didn't include those. i just wanted those those personal letters those personal stories with those details. well, i think so much of what you've got in the book. these are universal themes that any soldier from any northern state could relate to and the public would be to read this if they want to understand, pennsylvania or ohio or new york even and i think now it's time to turn it over to joe. he might have a couple comments or questions. yes, a wonderful presentation gentleman and to mark floto. thank you so much as so

maybe a little deer. i wouldn't think the kids would be putting it.rying to make a point and it didn't work out well. they want to clearly and they'll look at those little children there watching all this happened. i mean, traumatizing certainly for them. yeah. finally, somebody does yank them away. >> yeah, at the very end when it's becoming the eye and luckily for the woman involved. she has what no doubt as a serious hand and arm injury. but it could have been works worst because my understanding is when the gators attack, they do roll all and try to drown their prey with camp. so fortunately there wasn't much water in there for that to happen. but still not a good situation at at all. all right. but we'll have better news coming up tonight. we certainly hope so. thank you for being with 6 o'clock. >> we hope not to end on more tragic gator news next time. we'll try to lighten up a little bit. we'll see at 8 o'clock. all make this the summer you taught them what it means to serve. the summer of hauling happiness by the ton. and bringing home hardwa

deer down about 2.5% crude is also on pace for its 7th straight drop. it's hitting its lowest level since may. we're back to 62 remember when pippa told us we were up at 77 just last month. a 1.5% drop once again shares of target and rh are moving higher as both retailers top picks say they'll continue to benefit from remote and hybrid work. so, even the names rising today are a pandemic play target up more than 3% as we retrace the week we started off with news that the fed was likely on course to announce tapering in september the markets took that in stride. we really shrugged that off. different story as we moved through the week and data started to getting worse retail sales missed, the philly fed index was weak still the hawks dug in their claws and james bullard on thursday, maybe wednesday -- the days are getting confused -- saying there are too many risks from going too slow on tightening his hawkish message -- again maybe we saw choppiness on thursday but look at the markets today shaking it off and moving back to the upside so, is bullard rig

every day the official newspapers praised the heroic deeds of the deer leader. time seemed to stand still here. ah, no korea has the 4th largest army in the world. for 3 generations, the kim family has ruled the country with an iron faith. but how does the regime manage to survive despite via un sanctions? and how come kin john own has enough money to threaten the world with the most powerful weapon of all time? the nuclear bomb, the far from north korea ramco broy, a history professor is working on answers to these questions. he says, our image of north korea is wrong. nursing isn't what it tells that it is. just look at the country functions and at the highest level. what is the main goal of, of the government of the regime? i should say. it's to make money is to make cash for him. what intrigues me personally is how north korea managers to make money. one of the questions we are stuck with is where does the money go? how much money does north korea make for north korea's leadership? questions like these a dangerous, the north korean regime? send a letter of i

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