commissioner frazier, on this? sure, i'll move that we that we support the grant acceptance from star for this conference. yeah. second, second that we urge the board of supervisors to support this grant. yeah okay. thank you very much. vice president morgan, also commissioner eisner, thank you for that. and president nakajo, how do you vote? i vote i and commissioner feinstein, how do you vote? and commissioner collins, how do you vote? hi. the motion is unanimous. thank you very much, mr. corso. thank you, madam secretary. item six public comment on item seven public comment on all matters pertaining to item seven b, including public comment on whether to hold item seven b in closed session. madam secretary, is any public comment on this item? there is nobody approaching the podium and nobody on the public comment line. the comment is closed item seven possible closed session regarding an unmitigated claim vote on whether to conduct item seven b in closed session. the commission may hear item seven b in closed se

when it comes to jane frazier do you see pushback given there is a lot at stake?ane: she knows what is at stake and talks about how she feels the street undervalues the bank a discount hard work. she know she has a lot to prove. they have fallen short of targets so city does not have the best track record so she knows she set an ambitious strategy and has firm target set. she's too many things to get there but there is a lot to prove and a little doubt among investors that this will be the time it works out. kriti: they tried to punch above their weight and we will see if they can accomplish that. our head of finance coverage in the region, we thank you. let's get to elsewhere watching. developments on the citigroup restructuring. we've got data as well and after 10 a.m. in london governor into bailey is due to testify to the u.k. parliament treasury committee. we will get existing home sales for october, what does that do? what precedent does that set for the fed? at 4 p.m. u.k. time christine lagarde speaks in germany. similar question for ecb. at 7 p.m. u.k. ti

. >>> and entertainment tonight host kevin frazier and keltie knight will anchor the thanksgiving dayll also do a performance with the cast of "chicago." i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin tonight with the war between israel and hamas escalating around the besieged al-shifa hospital in gaza city. israeli troops stormed the hospital in what it calls targeted raids in a search for hamas militants. israel defense forces interrogated people inside, but say they have not found any members of hamas and found no evidence of hostages being held there. the idf says they did find evidence of a hamas command center, and there were weapons inside the building. israeli prime minister netanyahu today promising to bring the hostages home and said there is no shelter or refuge for the hamas murderers. and for the first time since the beginning of the war, fuel trucks were allowed to enter gaza today. israel is blocking the 6,000 gallons from reaching hospitals, saying the fuel can only be used by u.n. groups that are delivering aid. cbs'

so far is this cane, which belonged to timothy meaher's brother, byrnes, the man who enslaved pat frazier's >> this is the cane that belonged to the man who purchased your -- >> my ancestors, exactly. thank you. >> sure. >> reporter: what is it like to touch something like that? >> well, it makes me sad because it just really makes you remember the hardship. >> reporter: i can hear the sadness in your voice. >> yeah, i'm very sad. >> reporter: the meeting lasted about two hours, and though no financial commitments were made, the meahers have begun removing their property markers and are donating more land around the food bank. in addition to the descendants, the meahers say they're consulting with financial planners and other community development organizations in africatown to weigh their next steps. what are your biggest concerns? like, what are the calculations you're making? >> we don't want to generate conflict because we do know there are different organizations. so that's my biggest concern is how do we not cause conflict working with everyone. >> no, i totally understand. they've co

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. >>> and "entertainment tonight" hosts kevin frazier and keltie knight will anchor cbs' coverage of the thanksgiving day parade. knight will also do a performance with the cast of broadway's "chicago." >>> it's thursday, november 16th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, israeli forces take out what they say were hamas command centers, destroying weapons and explosive devices. >>> high stakes summit. president biden meets face to face with his chinese counterpart, xi jinping. what the two leaders agreed to do going forward. >>> and shutdown averted. for now. the senate approves a temporary funding measure to keep the government running through the holidays. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with a breaking new development in the israel-hamas war. new video in overnight from the idf shows what they say are fighter jets striking the gaza home -- the gaza home of hamas' political leader ismail haniyah. israel says the terror group was using the home to direct attacks. haniyah currently lives in qatar. israel's military is als

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and 1000 pastor vanessa frazier has just said the key elements of this resolution. and what they mean in practice for the people of cause a must not be underestimated. for the children and other palestinian sheltering from the hostilities for these really children and others still held hostage and for un humanitarian and medical workers who are risking their lives to help alleviate the norm as a humanitarian suffering on the ground. this text is also what humanitarian actors have consistently called for, as the bare minimum for them to be able to achieve their life saving work to the resolution means in real time enough time and space for search and rescue operations to save those children who are buried under the rubble, including the $1500.00 who have been reported missing there, it means that fuel food, water, medicine, and other essential goods can be delivered at scale. it means that sick and injured children can be evacuated. these extended pauses will also help reach those held hostage, particularly children, whose resident, whose release this resolution call

and in new york, one farm says a major shipment of frazier trees was canceled due to the shortage, forcing farm to close for the season. >> we didn't want to open just partial and have people come in and be disappointed. we felt the right decision was to close the farm. this year, let the field get a little bit bigger, give us time to source some trees for next year. >> another factor in the tree shortage, the historic wildfires in canada this year. >> coming up, the one simple thing that can immediately lower your blood pressure. what a new study found. also ahead, a california murder mystery. >> the son of a well-known hollywood executive heads to court with his wife and in-laws court with his wife and in-laws missing ♪ cheerful holiday music throughout ♪ sometimes it can feel like there's no way out of treatment-resistant depression. you take one antidepressant after another and...they aren't working for you. it's like you're...going in circles. turn to a different choice. spravato® is the first fda-approved nasal spray, taken with an oral antidepressant, for adults with treatment-resis

for for about two decades, finally seems to be taking hold under the new cd of relatively new jane frazier i can weather the economic come back and i like youth. also generally like bank stocks and a lot of them are treading just under tangible book in the room to run their. >> and thundering herd and i suspect they want to move on wealth management will see evidence and okay that's what you like this would you do not like c5 ones that i don't like, or jody go near there again this people and about some of these pandemic placed stocks like zoom videos of the palatines are all about, and looking at tracking them and looking to get back in but hopefully applicable he will never see it 2020 and 2021, i think stay away people bought pellets on and i do not hear them talking about the palatines is much as they used to a zoom, really low barriers to entry productiveness so i think, just think where it is. jack: and andrew, for here's emerging stocks have been cheap and i'm guilty of think that's a good place to go the chief just a cheaper think that we have seen a turning point here. andrew: tha

house christmas tree accompanied by military families once decorated the 18 and a half foot tall frazier will stand floor to ceiling in the blue room of the white house. it was provided by klein church nursery. the winner of this year's national christmas tree association contest. grand champion grower. you know, if you want to see a really cool, unique christmas go to the town of sonoma. >> they have a giant palm tree, huge palm tree that's all lit up right in the middle of the i think we we actually shot that. we showed see it in person and then he got all the shops. lots of stuff to do around the bay area for christmas. that wraps up kron 4 news at 6. we'll see you tonight at 10. have a good when dry eye symptoms... keep... coming... back... inflammation might be to blame. over the counter eye drops can provide temporary relief. xiidra... can provide lasting relief. it targets inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision whe

a frazier part is really own, has been hijacked by him and sophie's in the red sea. they say it's in response to is ralph more on guys? yvonne denies these really planes. this involves what impact could this have and what are the possible military and economic implications. this is inside story.

your favorite apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at you think is it a frazier pod is really owned, has been hijacked by him and sophie's in the red sea. they say it's in response to is ralph more on guys? yvonne denies is really pain. this involves what impact could this have and what are the possible military and economic implications? this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i'm 40 bad people. they all worries about a wider regional conflict in the middle east after humans who he sees the congo ship in the red sea on sunday. the rotten box cold said it was in response to his rouse war on guys would in 13000 palestinians have been killed since october, the 7th. a majority of them women and children. yvonne has denied as well as claims of involvement in the hijacking which occurred in one of the was the most important meyer time. see ways for commercial and oil trade. a group of armed men took control of a huge vessel at the point mocked by the circle on the map as it made its way from a turkish ford to india. so what are the implications of this au

so our people coping with such a terrible situation, i asked toby frazier and communication specialist from yusef, currently in the drawer dining and capital of mine for his insights or yeah, that's right. i mean, we can safely say, yeah, there is no safe place such as the civilians in, in the district right now. we know about it, you know, around 1500000 people have flights of those to the southern area. you have been displaced in different areas, particularly in the southern part. so what that means is you have many, many people in what was already a densely populated area. now living in shelters you're very, very closely together. so the conditions are straight and difficult in terms of accessing say will. so scientists ation hygiene. you know, these issues that compound the other issues, which is thing sites are trying to stay safe day in the out. i'm not stress of, of the children, particularly of going through this on a 24 hour basis and that's why you reset by the use exchange. as you heard, you have a code for this immediacy minutes here and see thought. i'd also like to then b

no one listened to me yesterday and down goes the frazier fir. >> steve: i don't know if you read all the details, it blew over. here is the thing, they did not put it in a stand. they planted it. >> ainsley: that is the problem. >> steve: just south of the white house, what they have done since the '70s, they plant christmas trees there. this tree replaced another one. they planted it securely and holding it down with guide wire and 45 mile per hour wind came over and blew that down. >> brian: thanks, janice dean. >> ainsley: house judiciary says national christmas tree falls down, like joe biden's presidency. >> lawrence: we are following over, gas prices, inflation. >> bryan: bidenomics is working. >> lawrence: freaking racists marching in the middle of the street. >> brian: they will try to do that at rockefeller plaza tonight, pro-palestinian and hamas people. to have a crane to pick up a tree doesn't mean i don't want them to stand it up. when you plant a tree, get your foot and push down at the roots with your foot. like you do mums in the fall. >> ainsley: look how big this tr

in september, frazier announced 5 new divisions which directly to her report, resulting in the departurells fargo where the company plans to cut 40 to 50 jobs specifically in corporate and investment bank division and cutting the number of managing directors for cost cutting efforts. tech startup and darling wicks is on the rise after barclays upgraded the software company to overweight and raised its price target from $105 to 130. it is at $95.95. the investment bank means it's a i tools will help the committee grow. this is the company that was started in the middle of the lockdowns and they've grown exponentially. the point of sale system clover, turning out to be the lucky four lever as small businesses embrace the technology. frank stepped out of his shareholder event, joining us next first on fox business with the insider information on what clover sales reveal about the state of small business, the consumer, and whether people are getting a little too extended with their credit cards and luck playing a role for this week's podcast guest, fox news*more correspondent benjamin hall h

which will be covered live right here on cbs, hosted by my dear old friends kevin frazier and keltie knight. what's up, k. k.? another old friend who'll be the parade has cooked up a lot of new stuff this year. for instance, classic snoopy balloon is getting a makeover. in related news, garfield got yassified. now, mondays hate him. let's take a look. here's original snoopy. and here's the glow up. he's "beagle scout snoopy" and he now has a giant hat equivalent to the length of 17 beagles. for those of you who don't know the metric system, it's six beagles to the labradoodle, carry the chihuahua. we'll also see a new spin on the pillsbury doughboy. last year, he was all smiles. this year, he looks deeply worried. that's not good. when he gets depressed, he binge-eats himself. there are also some new balloon characters that i have definitely heard of like migration's uncle dan, seen here gettin' it on with a hoagie. it's just balloons. there's also some new floats this year, including "the deliciously delectable world of wonder," inspired by the upcoming film "wonka." not to be outdo

the ceo frazier needs to do something big and there's a good chance these cuts are more severe than anyones doctoring nothing today is down this year by 6%. >> what is your input. >> i was a managing director for morgan stanley through the financial crisis they bought smith varney from citigroup. you know who ran that, jamie dinan, the ceo of j.p. morgan. j.p. morgan has a great businesses even when banking is struggling. citigroup got rid of the big businesses that's why the layoffs are there they had to cell. it's a hangover effect. >> thank you david, elon musk debuted in a.i. chabad to take on chat gpt. >> i tell you it is not pc politically correct it is informed by acts. much like elon musk he has a snarky bot that works closely with the social media site that used to be twitter has access to real-time data and available for the premium subscribers, let me give you an example. hey grok how do you make cocaine and it says you get a chemistry degree and a dea license. >> it makes a quirky, snarky, just like elon musk himself, it's a separate company by having access to the social media

. >>> kevin frazier and kelsey night will host the thanksgiving day parade on cbs and it kicks off at 9:00 this morning and you can watch it right here on kpix. >>> let's take a live look outside on this turkey day and the sun is starting to rise on a new day. gratitude in our hearts and also in our studios. grateful for brian kiley who is on camera. jessica, it is always good to stop and say thank you and to have gratitude in our hearts as we look at the weather. >> that is true . we have the best forecast for us this afternoon. which is a treat for many coming in from out of town. i want to start with one thing , the only caveat to this beautiful forecast. the wind advisory issued by the national weather service for highlighted zones and counties on the map . will start at 10:00 a.m. wind gusts could be up to 30 or 40 miles per hour in the north bay and in the east bay. let's time that out because we start mostly calm. here we go into this afternoon 10:00 into the 2:00 hour and you can see wind speeds up to 25 miles per hour. it is breezy. it is thanksgiving. here we go into the ear

. >>> kevin frazier and keltie knight host a thanksgiving day parade on cbs and it kicks off at 9:00 this morning and you can watch right here on kpix. >>> taking a live look outside on this thanksgiving morning. look at the bright lights. so much to be grateful for , no matter what any of us face. there is light reaching for us. we are talking to one of the lights of this morning's show, and i have to celebrate one of our own. taco. he has been serving our station for 43 years. >> he is amazing. he is absolutely amazing. this morning he taught me how to say happy thanksgiving in spanish. i think i can get it. [ speaking in a global language ] i impressed him and that's all i care about. >>> happy thanksgiving everyone. it is a beautiful morning. so much to be thankful for in the bay area when it comes to the weather. and i want to start with a wind advisory that will kick up later this morning. this is around 10:00 a.m. and it is mostly into the east bay and into the north. it will stretch all the way over, with the condition stretching into areas like santa rosa. even though you se

>> i like them all, but frazier's the number one tree. last the longest, it's beautiful. i love the color. rachel: so they're not wearing sweatshirts, so are they south pole elves? >> that could be it. [laughter] joey: they didn't have one big enough for me. todd: wherever we could get messy, i try to get messy so i get fox to pay for my dry cleaning. it's part of a plan -- you guys were supposed to laugh. [laughter] thanks, john. rachel: all right, all right. so what are we going to do in. >> so decorating a tree, you should start, it's going to be tougher, hopefully we've got time. you start with lights on the bottom. you start on the bottom, you leave your plug there. you go inside the tree. try to get a lot of the lights inside the tree by the stem. if not, you don't see the tree. everybody puts the lights on the outside. you want lights on the inside and then come down, the tom -- top down. rachel: inside first -- >> inside up, outside down. joey: if you only had one minut- >> i'd wrap it around like this. [laughter] todd: joey, you

. >> protecting henry sounds like the spinoff to frazier's cheers. >> and because i'm a shabbas goy,this scrolling, scrolling, scrolling. >> constant. >> constant scrolling, right? you were on the subway this morning. what are people doing? scrolling, scrolling, scrolling. we need to just turn those things off. we to listen to music. we need to read books. we need to experience art. because what happens when we watch "barry"? our brains are going and how is this plot going to go? it doesn't have to be hamlet, which i think you may have missed the boat. >> i couldn't do hamlet. i don't know iambic pentameter and my tongue aren't friends. >> you watch good actors trying to be bad actors evolving into becoming better actors. that's layered. >> it's true. that's because it was written beautifully. and then the fourth season was completely directed by bill, who is a little dark and a bit brilliant. >> quite dark. when he says scrolling should fall back, do you agree or you're going to sit that out? >> i don't scroll that often. i love my phone. i love twitter, even though it . >> even as

. >> once decorated the 18 and a half foot tall frazier from will stand for the sailing in the blue roomwhite house. it was provided by klein church nursery. >> the winner of this year's national christmas tree association contest for grand champion grower. all right. let's take a final look at the forecast. here's kyler. hey there. yeah. so first of all, i have to say, though, that will be the green tree in the blue room at the white it's keeping track. >> i'm speaking of blue. we've got some blue skies peeking through as we're taking a live look here at the golden gate bridge. finally getting rid of a few of those high clouds are evening will be quite nice as we head across the night tonight and you'll see some of this clearing as we get into the later evening hours. but then we get a little bit more of a high cloud movement as we roll into the morning. so not a lot in the way of fog, but certainly tomorrow is going to be very similar to today in the sense that we are going to be in the 60's for the most part, right? a couple spots could make it to that 70 degree mark. but >> a few clo

now actually i think they have the right leadership team with jane frazier and what the market is lookingor is more tangible evidence they're truly turning around. charles: but you're not there though yourself? >> no. >> she exudes confidence, she exudes confidence and confidence and confidence and a lot of people like myself inconcluded i'm watching from afar, meantime you still like bank of america, you would be a buyer of that there? >> look at the end of the day i need more rao proof. citi will show us a little more proof laying out their expense plan in january of 2024 but given how much they have disappointed over the past decade if this was a 10-year chart it would look like not great either. charles: sure. >> you know, i need proof. with b-of-a, b-of-a happens to be very inexpensive right now because everyone is overemphasizing their unrealized bond losses that they are never going to take in their healed to maturity portfolio. i like to think about the bank stocks, egg on the lot is for sale. why bother with a fixer-upper when i can get a nice mercedes s-class card like b-of-a fo

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i was going to see diane frazier, who met originally. they're legends in their own right in the minnesotaig politis and they met during humphry's 1948 senate campaign and long time humphry observers and walter mondale and the biggest name of the group and i was asking him about a period of the career that lives in the vice presidency and the vice president in 1984 and talking about a big period other than what they're known for. they don't have much to say. i didn't have high expectations. .... from someone who is close to johnson and humphrey who was probably living at that time. i really felt like if he told me he discussed with humphrey many times that must be what humphrey thought at the same time too. i said wait a second what do you mean? johnson wanted nixon to win? we were sitting at mondale's law firm at the very end of a long conference room. he looked down the gays went down the other way and kind of came back to me and he said maybe. maybe. that was as far as he was willing to go. i really felt that was a challenge what was j

it's an 18 1/2-foot frazier fir >>> finally tonight, the war between israel and hamas has led to an unprecedented anti-semitic and islamaphobic attacks across this country. a rabbi and an imam tell us how they find light even in the darkest of times. >> my name is rabbi ken chasten. >> my name is imam. i've been here for the last 19 years. >> i've been leading this community now, this will be my 21st year. >> i've seen things this time that i've never seen before happening to my community members. even after 9/11. >> i have not in my life experienced anything like this. an older member of our congregation said she was nervous about trick or treaters coming to her home because, who's coming to my door? >> we receive daily reports from community members being assaulted, intimidated. >> if any part of this body gets hurt, then the entire body should act to bring about healing and relief. >> one of the things that i think is a source of darkness for jewish clergy right now is because our jobs are to take care of other people. >> i feel that pain as well. be strong, and we have your back. >> the hope

long island shamrock christmas tree farm owner joe shipman says a major shipment of the most popular frazierhristmas trees was canceled due to the shortage. >> and now for the first time in 30 years, they'll have to take this holiday season off. >> we felt the right decision was to close the farm this year, let the field get a little bit bigger and give us time to source some trees for next year. but before you rush to grab a hatchet and start chopping the first available tree, you find experts say there should still be plenty of options for you and your family. >> we really want to reassure consumers that that might be happening in one local instance, in one particular retailer. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, what you need to know to get the perfect christmas tree with your gma first. look, i'm trevor ault abc news new york. >> it's nice. >> is there a christmas tree in a box? this sure is. okay. sure is. waiting to be so you don't have to worry about a shortage or anything. >> that's just what it's going to be. get several years of use. >> yeah. you know, a little fake snow on it. >> oh. oh ni

the attacks on a lebanese board of town of killed 8 people that include frazier, unless at an 8 year old women a little against the trees, negotiations in just a moment, but 1st slept scott morning as well, strikes on gauze, and we can speak to a 100 by moody joints of some con, units inside, the goal is to strip us on the south of the strip and how they take us to the optim off of these very in times it's really strikes. and of course, these ongoing ground bottles. yes. well, a more air strikes and he's showing continued across the gaza strip, just to start with the latest the farm land at the western side of the rug by cities was destroyed and a fire started to spread to the remaining 2 trees. and in that area, a small residential home on that, on that farm land was destroyed as a result of these multiple air strikes, but nobody was reported kills in. and that type fully 2 injuries, these people happen to be on the farm land, the harvest. think some of the, uh, some of the vegetables on the farm land, but apparently hours of this morning and late hours of this afternoon. and they'l

when you look at the fact that frazier is the only ceo of the major banks on wall street, there's a lotlight on this. she has vowed to be dispassionate about making tough decisions and so far the market and investors have indicated she has their support. haidi: su keenan with the latest. mcdonald's will buy back carlisle's majority stake in a partnership that runs the restaurant business in greater china. the stink will increase to 48% from 20%. the chinese conglomerate will continue to hold 52% of the business. xiaomi has posted its first revenue gains in was two years. it beat estimates of $9.8 billion. the company says it is hopeful global shipments will jump during the holiday quarter after a recent launch of a new phone. annex ceo has acknowledged a pause -- x's ceo has acknowledged a pause by some advertisers. she acknowledges what she calls and manipulating report. it said that big brands were being placed in your offensive content. a software maker has slashed jobs, citing employee performance and the need to cut costs good sources tell bloomberg staff were fired across departme

will be able to "shake it off". [ laughter ] >> lara: i tried to get as many as i could, and branden frazierth a family rental company, sending him on a journey through the roles he plays in other people's lives. it's a highly acclaimed comedy series, co-written and directed, it will be in japan this spring. >> very interesting. >> if you saw "beef", it's amazing, looks good. and now a wish come true. earlier in tha year, oscar winner arriana debose, surprised a high schooler with tickets to the premiere, in los angeles, she would take her first ever flight to la, decked out in pink, mickey ears, glitter, facepaints, jazz had an absolute blast, making wishes on the red carpet and taking in the stunning drone show, she told us "i am a sucker for disney movies, i love seeing a woman of color on the screen, not something you see often, so exciting", and she says, "this means the world to me, like a wish come true, it's beautiful". and the newest feature of disney "wish", hits theatres nationwide today, spectacular, robin, michael, do you remember -- >> robin: she was so excited. i am glad to ge

frazier is here. okay. anyway, she walked in the oval walked in the oval office and said, are you aware there's a pandemic destroying an entire generation? and the people of the continent of africa? i said, you know, you're president. you hear a lot of hyperbole, leigh. and i said, prove it. and she did. and i believe that human life is precious and we're all god's children. that's what i said when i was campaigning. and and i meant it. and we also operated on this to whom much is given, much is required. and, you know, we're a unbelievably wealthy nation. and yet there are people, a generation is being destroyed. and so that was the genesis. and, you know, a lot of skeptics. but we put together a plan that worked and had a hell of a team, many of whom are here, really good people, motivated by one thing, human life. and then we found partners on the continent of africa. and this is the best one right here. yeah. well, let me actually turn to you presidential committee and talk about that partnership, becau

. >> there is a report from our hugh son about citi today and a plan by frazier to, in his reporting,al divisions. >> they've got to figure out where the book value is going, and if the book value is phony, then the stock deserves to be at $42. the book value is substantially in excess. it's one of the great untold stories. the book value is well out of whack with the common, and the government should look at that. the government is uniquely focused on regionals after what happened. they're fighting the last war. i don't understand -- look, i think citi's fine. i don't think it's good or bad. i just don't understand if citi has all these great businesses and they have all this cash and the tangible book value is well above, what the heck is it doing at six times earnings? i don't understand that at all. if you look at the book value of goldman-sachs, pretty transparent. book value of jpmorgan, very transparent. book value of bank of america is really a proxy for the ten-year, and a lot of people feel the ten-year is done. project bora bora. when you get married and you want to check o

if you are a professional dog trainer like jennifer frazier, you can have as many fluffy pups as you abc news, the secret life of dancing dogs. >> i love this. so nice to meet you. so nice to meet you. >> can we say hi first? hi. hi. all right. i didn't even know there was kind of like this show world performance world for dogs. how does one get involved in that? >> if you have a really good relationship with your dog and good base obedience, the sky's the limit. you can train your dog to do anything. that includes dancing with them. >> fantastic. so hard to imagine looking at dacquiri. this dog is so loving and beautiful and soft. you said nobody wanted him. >> nobody wanted him. he bounced around from trainer to trainer. all of the trainers said he didn't have what it takes to be a really good dog. even i didn't want him. like i -- >> dacquiri, close your ears. >> don't listen. >> i generally just trained girls. i had to get talked into training him. the second i got him, there was an instant bond and he was the perfect puppy from day one. >> how do you know what it is that's going

tom: jay frazier went to know to -- once to know what to do with portfolios. steven: i will tell you, it is not just large-cap tech. we need to outperform whoever is going to be -- >> regional banks. lisa: all in. steven: 40 year lows in stocks on a relative basis? interesting, but we are taking a lower risk approach on that. small-cap -- 15 times trailing earnings. the long-term history 25 history is 21 times. that is trailing eps bonds a piece on the piece of the small and mid-cap stocks. jonathan: i do not expect direct answers. carry on, please. steven: the thing about companies that are not trillion dollar companies, may be some have been left behind. jonathan: small caps have been battered since the highs earlier this summer. steve over at citi, thank you. a fantastic lineup later this morning. sarah house of wells fargo, we talked to her about the on inflation push. lisa: who is calling for a slowdown, something that can accommodate softening labor market without a big recession and still disinflation. do we still see inflation continuing to go down eve