she said, deion.as ever happened in mayfield before. she said, we always get tornado warnings out here, but because nothing ever happens, we don't always take it seriously. but the problem is, it could be that one time where things just go bad and you get the result that we have right now. >> you're going to check out that story. we're going to find out when people knew about this and why they reacted the way they did. one point that deion makes is important. that is where hurricanes, you might get two or three days notice, you know what direction it's coming from. with tornadoes, you get a warning that saying the atmospheric conditions are appropriate for a tornado to form. you don't know when, where, and when it lands even when you get the tornado alert, even if you know it's a mile away or ten miles away, you don't know if it's coming towards you or changes directions. i have seen mey tornadoes where in the course of one city it will bob and weave. you'll see one house standing and another destroye

the defensive back lured by head coach deion sanders.patch got flipped to florida state. hunters the first-ever five- star recruit to join a football championship subdivision school. what college does sanders play for, florida state. >>> when a player's hockey stick got stuck, up to the rescue, todd wilson was in trouble. the fan used her cell phone to try and hammer it out of the glass panel. shattered her screen. teamwork makes the dream work. they finally did get the stick out. >> the player reached out on social media, to get a shout out. thanks. >> my screen. >> a little something for the effort? >> shattered like ice. >> buy her a new phone. >>> up next, paul is back with another check of our forecast. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. >>> a wet evening, the rain continues to surg

deion sanders has gone to this school and gotten more attention to an hbcu.etting what they're not used to getting, a lot of attention. when you see a recruit this big going to a school like this, it is a big deal for hbcus now starting to kind of level the playing field and get some of the attention and dollars that many argue they should. now, do not sleep on hbcus. long football history of talent. you go back to doug williams, nfl hall of famer, hbcu, jerry rice, walter payton, michael strahan, hall of famer, hbcu and this is huge for hbcus in all of college football. >> the list goes on. it is the prime effect when you decision they'll make in their career. in you want to be a top defensive back he went and signed with one of the best who ever played the game so i think he will get a lot out of being there. >> big-time players go to big-time schools because they want the exposure. these nil deals, name, image and likeness, are evening the playing field. >> if you can play they'll find you. >>> coming up on "gma," with demand for covid testing, what you ne

one of the owners told abc 7 news anchor deion leman has an thing to do with who they are, that whaticers were all carrying. >> it's not about the fact that we are anti-police. it's about the fact that we do not allow weapons in our restaurant. we were uncomfortable and we politely asked them to leave. it has nothing to do with the fact that they were officers, and every thing to do with the fact they were carrying guns. liz: they say the officers are welcome to come back to the restaurant without weapons, and staff would be happy to serve them. she agreed to the interview to clarify false narratives on social media about why the officers were asked to leave. san francisco police chief william scott is also weighing in. he said quote, the san francisco police department stands for safety with respect, even when it means respecting wishes that are officers and i find discouraging and personally disappointing. i believe the majority of san franciscans welcome there police officers, who deserved to know they are appreciated for the difficult job we ask them to do in their uniforms to ke

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as we know historically, bull markets don't deion pessimism. -- die on pessimism.of 2020. that was right after we had the huge crash from the pandemic and the market went on to go up 60% from there and if you look at retail investors right now, they're extremely pessimistic. so with so much money sitting in cash with money managers, money managers tend to underperform over time. they're usually wrong, usually have money out at the wrong times. my fear is, markets are up today, continue to go higher from here, all these managers are sitting with all this cash. they'll be forced back into this market which could push markets a lot higher. i talked about this in my podcast, payne points of wealth, maybe one of the fastest growing pod casts in america. maria: so you want to then buy any dip it sounds like to me. even with the federal reserve about to raise rates three times in 2022 and three more times in 2023, let me get kevin to take on that because the central bank is making a hawkish policy pivot, kevin. what are your thoughts on what you're hear aing from ryan? do