eaton is doing better. this is what we're hearing among the big industrials. board, every industry they're having difficulty supplying products because of the supply constraints the good news, kelly, margin pressure is mostly being met with higher prices right now but the question is, how much longer be every the customers is that right pushing back? you saw it with ma sake. their customers are saying we want to lock in prices for the second quarter of next year. we've already had it that will be an issue. >> great, thank you, bob >>> let's turn to the bond market it's not just avis liquidating the shorts today what's going on with the bonds >> you notice, going into the fed meeting. not only in this crunch, we are seeing liquidation of short positions looking for higher rates. that buy indeed is pushing yields down. i don't know beyond the meeting. you can clearly see interday of 10s, drifting lower. when you include yesterday's session, which had a low of 1.55%, you can see how much work we're doing under yesterday's lows something else is also going on, kel

the chp has issued fog advisories along 580 and between livermore and eaton canyon.you can definitely see the fog here. this is showing off 101. very quickly bringing in some drive times. i want to update the antioch to concord commute. it is getting the slow down around 25 minutes. reggie: thank you. a bear that was trapped for hours in petaluma has climbed out to safely. it caused quite a stir for neighbors. people were told to grab their pets and stay inside as officials waited for that bear to head back into the wild. here is abc 7 news reporter ryan curry. reporter: this neighborhood was on high alert sunday. >> we were all in shock that there was a giant bear. they said it is really big. i said it is really big. reporter: a large bear made its way up a redwood tree in the middle of the residential area. he says he woke up in the middle of the night to his dog barking. that is when they realized an animal was close by. >> we thought it was a person. we went out to the backyard. she was barking up a tree. then eventually an animal control person came in the backy

you can see eaton's right hand. there that man is now in custody, he was just arrested.ck students at a high school in austin showed up to school one morning to fine sought to and racist slurs taken all over the parking lot, the very next day a dozen people displayed this banner over a highway overpass in austin while they made the heil hitler nazi salute, the banner says vexed would jews. members of that same group then reportedly traveled to a disempowered with antisemitic costar started walking up to block in hispanic people on the street to tell them hateful things about jews. then this week, these anti-semitic relationship polls were found in an austin park. just blocks away from the synagogue that was set on fire. you can see that one poster says, learn about the white racial religion. this sunday, in response to all of, this there is going to be something they are calling a rally for kindness. on the steps of the texas state capitol in austin. they are trying to rally in solidarity. the target of these ugly antisemitic tactics in the last few weeks in both keeping

industrial names, dover, eaton, illinois, tool works, big names like johnson controls, new 52 week highs travel stocks can't decide where to go. the pandemic is over or not. rally in early november, straight down for a week and a half finally s&p poised for a new closing high we're going to beat that as of now. >> thank you so much >>> let's get to the bond market rick santelli is tracking the action quite a day in bonds, the dollar, trying to make sense of it all >> yes and it is kind of a slow move in progress actually. we are definitely on the verge of a breakout, but it is certainly happening in slow mo you look at one month of tens, we did a u-turn in the last couple weeks we are now on pace, close at 1.63 yield or higher, going back to 25th of october you look at what was discussed through the day and with you earlier, it continues to widen this is an important chart there's a one month chart. you can see how much distance between the yields has separated. right now, it is widest in seven months finally the dollar highest close since july go a year further back, you can see it is w

number of dog advisories for the golden gate bridge, also altamont pass and 580 between livermore and eaton canyon, also for 80 on the bridge. a lot to get through, but just reiterating, from what i am seeing on our traffic maps, it does not look so bad. a live picture showing those headlights are traveling westbound and here are the drive times. not bad coming out of tracy. reggie: coliseum. kumasi: ideas for the current home are taking shape. plus. >> oh my goodness. reggie: not the customer you want to see coming into the convenience store. the frenzied reaction of those inside. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside right now. wow, no braces, everything's hands free. i wasn't so lucky. invis is not your parent's braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve, for only $19.99 a month for 12 months. and, for the first time ever, score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and more value

and labor costs, also positioned to gauge demand from key customers including amazon, wall marlt, eatonw, mercedes does it see inflation peaking? let's talk to omar the chairman and ceo of ranpak. >> pleasure to be on. >> we talk about how supply chain and inflation are both affecting businesses how have you been dealing with it amidst what i can only imagine is robust demand for your products. >> yeah, so in the past year, you know w the pandemic, obviously, there has been a big move towards e-commerce and e-commerce fulfillment that's our largest exposexposure throughout the year we have seen very robust demand we frankly early in the year started investing in safety stock, investing in more automated solutions to help our customers who are experiencing labor shortages. and these investments paid off quite a bit as the year progressed and the demand remained elevated. we were able to fulfill that demand franklythrough your better planning and forecast forth underlying market dynamics. >> let me make sure i understand your business as well as i should there is packaging that you produc

to the state department and to the white house and even-- [inaudible]pa he said nasty things about eatonho the president personally liked and enjoyed talking to. he thought that edward would who was the replacement effectively secretary of state foreign minister thought he was a bit too protestant for his liking, which is a true. he was extremely religious and high anglican as we say here, but he got on well enough. the first time inn many of joe was swearing like a trooper and he wrote that to the british ambassador. backing up now to march 11,-- he's in london to present the new ambassador to britain. herbert, i laughed because i just think you know you take one look at this guy and go my goodness what's going to happen next. he had been in poland in the 1920s and called the terror of poland and then moved in the earlye 1930s to tokyo and was responsible for bringing japan closer to the axis powers, so now he is in england and he's under strict orders to befriend kennedy. already by june, they have two separate meetings in which kennedy is listless, drunk on his own ferocity and actual

cora smith eaton coauthored the washington women's cook book, votes for women, good things to eat. she was also an accomplished mountaineer who summed all of the state of washington's i think six big peaks, she led a party of men and women, the women had to wear knickerbockers, which are sort of canvas shorts that kind of buckle under the knee. she led this party on a three-week camping trip to carry a suffrage banner to the summit of mount rainier. i think here she is, she's in washington. the other washington. by 1914, suffragists had won in washington, california, oregon, arizona, kansas, nevada, and montana. most western women could now vote before women in a single state back east. ironically, by the time of the suffragists' triumphs that year. the west's demography had synchronized with the rest of the country. women no longer benefitted from the settlement era's unprecedented opportunities. as world war i loomed, society's conservative turn, aggravated by women's economic and political gains, created the predictable backlash. even the rugged rodeo cowgirls who had recently c

. >> everything, i i'm from north carolina, i ate a little bit things should not have eaton, fried foodef, chicken. >> what did you think of vegans >> i honestly thought it's for white people, white women do yoga maybe in a colt. it's just way of thinking. >> tabitha brown now believes giving up all animal products and going vegan herself is what finally ended her bouts of chronic pain and fatigue >> but she never could have imagined what would also happen. >> and by can things happen, i could have never thought of this >> she took her daughter's advice and started putting videos on tik tok, a healthy mix of what to meat, seasoned with a dash of how to live. >> have a good one, don't be messing. >> the videos ranked up millions of views, she has a best selling book, feeding the soul, and several corporate partnerships. >> my goal is not to judge anyone. or force my lifestyle on anyone. my goal is simply to share what it did for me and representation matters, right? now when people think of vegan, they also think of a black woman with an afro. >> just 5% of u.s. households or vegan or ve

what they're saying is if they could unravel supply chain issue, i they could do a lot better look at eatonts. limited organic growth again, limiting their ability. cummins, they make truck parts all over the world order trends their ability to deliver and the full year guidance was on the light side because of that you say the same themes showing up time and time again look at blooming brands. they own outback steakhouse and others we told you about 1% commodity cost inflation now it's going go 1 s it if you look at the numbered and earnings on the light side mosaic 8%. you've got a lot of demand, very strong a lot of difficulty supplying the product, but margins are holding up very well bringing back people today, two days a week, tuesday and thursday, one more step toward a little bit of we did get some declines in yields, pretty much across the board. below 48 basis points. 10-year around 1.55. holding on to 46.20. we'll be right back. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of qu

why is eaton's this, or how does he faces. >> it's very important, and i saw a man who is answering my, nothing of aces, solemn, upset. >> did you see any bruising on him? scratches? >> no. no. no. >> he's behaving normally, not manifesting any signs of history with his wife. >> right. >> curtis also retraced family steps that morning. >> he last saw his wife are on a 15, took the kids to school, he returned, and found her deceased. >> with that, the detective finish the interview and left. >> but curtis knew his awful day was about to get worse, not least he had four children ranging in ages from 4 to 12 to look after. how do you tell the children? >> that was i think, to this day, the most difficult thing that i've ever had to do. i believe i called the schools, and let them know that i would be on my way. >> lindsey, the only girl, was the eldest of the lovelace kids. >> i remember being at school, i remember getting a call from the office that i was getting picked up. and in my mind i thought, maybe my mom went to the hospitals, she didn't feel good in the days prior maybe she had

. >> eaton hire an attorney? >> now. >> he told us he thought he was the main suspect. was he right? >> at one point in time he was. but everybody was. >> months went by with no answers in her murder. >> one of the policing? >> not much. everybody was in this bubble of confusion, and frustration. and so many leads and so many calls. >> through crime stoppers, gelareh family offered $200,000 for information. >> how many tips came in for the giant reward? >> i'd say 10 to 15. >> 10 to 15, real legitimate steps. that you would spending man hours looking into. didn't even go anywhere? >> no. took us to a couple of people who i would say mentally unstable, trying to collect $200,000. >> forensics results from the crime scene were not very telling. the light that was suspiciously dimmed, csi's could not pull a printer any dna from it. the lay imprints off the hood of her car, it belonged to a mechanic who had worked on it recently, and he had a solid alibi. and the cigarette but they found? lead nowhere. >> we processed it, it did not get us anything. we don't get any dna off