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gary: these guys, unfortunately, can't be recycled.r grandkids' kids' kids' kids' kids' kids' kids. what we're trying to leverage is the brands that are responsible for the plastic packaging. gary: sachets of instant-- matt: through their comprehensive documentation, sungai watch hopes to hold the manufacturers accountable. gary: sungai watch, in many ways, is more of a data river clean-up organization. so, really, giving that transparency as to what we're finding in the rivers online, for everybody to see, so, you know, they can engage. gede: i believe, like, every generation has their own revolution. our topic now is about the environmental issue. male: [speaking foreign language] matt: gede robi is a musician and an educator. his band, navicula, are rock and roll royalty. for two decades they've brought politics to the young people of bali through their music. gede: i love rock and roll so much because in concert we can collect a concentration of audience in one place. even the religion is transferred by shadow puppet, by theater. s

kennedy: gary got it right, gary is on the board. 75 million. gary has four.nta monica airport. [laughter] kennedy: you gotta spread it out. question number five. olivia, you and lesley are tied. gary has one. gary, you can catch up with this one or they can cream you. how many brands like tiger, pampers or gillette as procter & gamble own? over or under 70? how many brands? over or under 70? >> over. kennedy: everybody says thumbs up, it's wrong. it's 65. >> like i said. [laughter] every time we play. kennedy: you are still only one behind the ladies. we know women are bad drivers and bad at trivia so -- >> great. kennedy: question number six, how many times bigger is landmass of russia compared to germany? is it over or under 40 times bigger? think of russia and think of germany. >> i think it's over that. kennedy: everyone says over, they are right. you have three, you have two. forty power times bigger. watch this. i don't give a crap. number seven, over under here. according to the u.s. department of education, what percentage of american adults ages 60 t

>> gary payton ii.e was a unique player that can give you something on offense, but really on defense he's a demon. you watch the warriors play this past season, and when gary came into the game, you could almost set your watch that within a minute or so he'd do something almost immediately to help the team. get a steal, a block, or something to energize the crowd and get the team going. so it's unusual to hear or see a player like that, who came in as the last guy on the team, waived a few days before the season, signed the day of the season opener, and before you know it, he's in the rotation, and then you get to the nba finals and he's playing big minutes guarding the most important people on the other team. he's such a unique player and a good guy. he's a popular guy in the locker room. the staff loves him. it's tough to swallow because he's that good. >> almost like a disney movie playing out. so you say all that, from a fan perspective, outsider perspective, the warriors are making a lot money, wh

seventy six year old james gary gary was arrested for homicide and booked into solano county jail.his is a family household and have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man, but it's just gary's arrests that bother ciders but also the extent of what he's alleged to have done. thanks to dna evidence compiled over a series of decades as well as modern technology several bay area and state law enforcement agencies have been able to link gary to unsolved murderers and other crimes going back more than 40 years forensic analysis dna analysis. all those things were, you know, very very premature at that time. they were in their infancy. the first murder, is that of a union city woman in her home in 80 the second is a woman whose body was found in some bushes besides interstate 780 in vallejo in 1996. finally gary is accused of a sex crime in solano county in 2021. who was this man in 1980 and who has he been since because with 16 years in between two different homicides are there other victims. so while police continue to piece together, what e

oh, gary gambling never got the chance to retake the record. he died in 1984 after a motorcycle accident. ah me the never ending quest for speed has its heroes and its victims. among them band holes in maya. the exact reasons for the fatal outcome of that run will likely remain a matter of speculation. was it just the wind that swept him off the road in january? 1938? probably not. there were a range of other potential factors involved. insufficient development work and technical acumen and time pressure. all things that were kept quiet for quite a while. daimler might have won the race for the record, but it was the ao to noon driver who won the headlines and would feature. and most of the history books the record set by who doth cover chola was ultimately reduced to a footnote. oh, as for band hosemeier, was he really the indomitable driver and dare devil who threw caution to the wind on that fateful day? impervious to any fear? many observers have blamed the driver for his own death. ah, at the hast thou regional archives in darmstadt, we fo

seventy six year old james gary gary was arrested for homicide and booked into solano county jail.usehold and have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man, but it's just gary's arrests that bother ciders but also the extent of what he's alleged to have done. thanks to dna evidence compiled over a series of decades as well as modern technology several bay area and state law enforcement agencies have been able to link gary to unsolved murderers and other crimes going back more than 40 years forensic analysis dna analysis. all those things were, you know, very very premature at that time. they were in their infancy. the first murder, is that of a union city woman in her home in 80 the second is a woman whose body was found in some bushes besides interstate 780 in vallejo in 1996. finally gary is accused of a sex crime in solano county in 2021. who was this man in 1980 and who has he been since because with 16 years in between two different homicides are there other victims. so while police continue to piece together, what else might have hap

well, gary, i will allow you to staff source addresses you as president joe biden has wrapped up the visit to saudi arabia for the regional security and energy summit bite into our leaders. america would maintain its commitment to the middle east. he says, washington will not walk away and leave the vacuum to be filled by china, russia, or you run in talks with a saudi crown prince. right. and also a matter of the distance journalist jamal casualty i asked d. w, washington. correspondents county. not sure what a biden could have pushed harder about the murder of jamal casualty. of course, he could have done more, definitely, yes, but that was not his main concern. president biden himself, he said before this trip started, that this trip is mainly about promoting you as interests, especially of course economic issues, but also on security. and what we're seeing here is a huge you turn into biden's foreign policy, and it's a real re calibration of his relationship to saudi arabia. so as we saw this morning during the gc see sam edward by them is trying to do here is to reset this relat

thanks a lot, gary, jim, appreciate it.ou heard gary talk about it, the energy sector has a strong rebound. they're still mired in a series of lower lows and lower highs. i want to bring in thrasher analytics founder andrew thrasher. let's start with the banks because that is the big news of the day. outside of jpmorgan they have been fairly impressive. like so many other sectors the xlf has been moving sideways and i want your help here. so we've got a pretty good support point. looks like we got some, maybe that is the test around a little bit south of 33. maybe a breakout there, but what do we need to understand? people looking at this sector thinking maybe financials are oversold? money come out of this sector 16 straight weeks. it looks ripe for something that might be oversold here. >> it does. we're starting to see bullish momentum, sentiment divergences for financials. that could be the catalyst that gets you higher. the, if you take a step back, the bigger chart i'm watching, xl-f along with xly, all three sectors

charles: of course, gary, some are saying now oil looks very attractive.t's beaten up. >> i have to tell you i am stunned, ioih is down 34%, that is oil services in three, 3 1/2 weeks. i don't know if i would be a buyer. i think we have a major top in place here and without a doubt it is going to bounce soon. you will probably get a good countertrend rally. i'm a big believer in the major trend. i think they started a major trend on energy. unfortunately my biggest worry on the economy is coming to fruition. i think oil and commodities are yelling and screaming we're in recession right now and fingers crossed it doesn't get real bad but i worry about the powers that be that don't know what the heck they're doing and basically are following the market and so way behind. i'm hoping they do less, stay away. let the markets do their bidding and i think we'll be better off. charles: what is really interesting just how quickly some of these things move. everything is high beta these days there is no such thing as low bait tax everything. i want to ask you about

so that she, i would like to tell you that it was a 100 dig gary in, in press if the late but again, these are the of the, the world would be disrupted into a number of logs we already had. and we've lost a lot of the base, we wouldn't see it happening all over again. we do not want to see the world when we're making buzzing ends at the end. and we would be good. a lot of us id like an art blog. we want to see the west and the top rating. we want to see them engage in a dialogue. and i would like to say that the national interest of hungry legend are bad because the war we don't in our neighboring country and it as soon as possible and peace was established as soon as possible to stop the suffering of the people. thank you. once again for the chance to have this talk to a process and get cancelled from now we are ready to take the questions that you provide me with the process. but you below, if i may, i would like to ask the question, the art in hungarian and kenya, she's here because most manage her view of arrived at the very well sounds at the time here in moscow dissertation is

gary gab alicia had been a little known drag racer who lived life in the fast lane. a photo genic hell raiser, who looked good at the wheel of a bullet car and also cut a fine figure for nasa's marketing men. he'd been a test subject for the apollo program space suit and live support systems. in 1969 they gave gary the choice of either staying with the apollo program or continuing on with his adventures in racing. and at that time, he'd already been signed to drive the blue flame. and so he gave up apollo for racing on the ground. mm. or oh, talks about what it was like and he goes through the count down from, you know, 19, you know all the way down and how it felt when he's pushed back in the seed and experiencing the been in the g horse and gary held the record longer than any other american, and the actually, the only other person that held it longer was john cobb, who held it until craig broke it's, he held it, i think, for 24 years. prag, breed, loves record, stood at 966 kilometers per hour. on october 23rd, 1970 gary galena prepared to set off across the salt

in 1969, they gave gary the choice of either staying with the apollo program or continuing on with his adventures in racing. and at that time, he'd already been signed to drive the blue flame. and so he gave up apollo for racing on the ground. mm. or, ah, talks about what it was like. and he goes through the count down from, you know, 19. you know all the way down and how it felt when he's pushed back in the seed and experiencing the been in the g horse and gary held the record longer than any other american. and the actually, the only other person that held it longer was john cobb, who held it until craig broke it's, he held it, i think, for 24 years. prag breed loves record, stood at 966 kilometers per hour on october 23rd 1970 gary gambling prepared to set off across the salt flats of bonneville, utah to break that 5 year old mark, but also to hit the 1000 kilometers per hour. figure he and his team and invested 6 years in the development of the 11 meter long cigar shaped vehicle for a spectacle that with last just 22 seconds before the fuel would run out. the man in the hat is dick

gary. thank you. san jose police today announced the arrest of two men wanted in connection with a murder that happened in 2018 38 year old who panel area no and 46 year old robert ascencio were taken into custody on july 14th for the shooting death of con que. the shooting happened around 1 30 in the afternoon on june 21st 2018 on misty glen court. last summer, police received or released surveillance video from outside the home in the hopes that someone would come forward with information. the motive for the killing is still under investigation. protesters are back out at the port of oakland for the third day now of a labor strike. demonstrations also pushed the sport to a standstill almost rather pushed the sport to a standstill yesterday. owner operator truck drivers around being against assembly bill five, which is now state law part it requires companies to provide benefits for gig workers and independent contractors. well, that means that truck drivers either have to become employees of truckin

. >> i we have time gary cooper was a big movie star and i found it really interesting sideline story about his relationship with alvin york. would you talk about that? i thought that was really interesting. >> gary cooper was from montana and had grown up like alvin york, an outdoorsman and loved guns and they hit it off. they were both very quiet so took a little prodding to get them to talk. once they did they hit it off well and gary cooper won an academy award for best actor for the movie and he was like the screen icon, male screen icon and the movie did very well. but they found a quick rapport. >> that movie came in an opportune moment, at least right before pearl harbor, i believe. by a few months. >> that was part and the newspapers said we need to reignite patriotism. and there were stories about young men would go see this movie, sergeant york, and leave the athleteter and go and enlist in the army. so quite an effect. who doesn't want to be a hero. >> that's right. what was york's -- i think you discussed this somewhat the book. -- york's view of what was going on -- he a

gary rob has discovered fresh hyena tracks on brown. hyenas don't hunt goats, but the tracks could have been made by spotted hyenas to a more aggressive species. lou liquid come grandma, if, if the government doesn't take care of the hyenas again, we have no choice or google play the dumb. cuz i mean, we have to shoot them. that's the plan. i mean, maza ah, when he was a cattle herder, phineas casa owner also killed hyenas in lions. to day, he protects them. he's a ranger, a member of the unable community reserve. since the ninety's farmers like casa owner, have joined neighbors to create their own nature reserves, which now cover about one 5th of namibia land mass. last night, elephants rated neighbors vegetable patch. so for the next few nights casa, ona will stand guard. despite the problems they cause the farmers still want to protect the animals under both the lumen or you know, that didn't things have changed book. i'm been, i'm a younger here yet for back in the day. if a hyena took one of your animals out, you hunted it down and killed it open wound yet pulling the air or the ki

again, if we have time gary cooper was, of course, a big movie star. i found really interesting, interesting sidelined story about his relationship with alvin york. would you talk about that? i thought that was really interesting. >> you know, gary cooper was from montana. he grew up kind of like alvin york. he was an outdoorsman, he enjoyed guns. when they got together in california, -- they hit it off right away. they were both very quiet to. it took a little bit of prodding to get them to talk. once they did they really hit it off. well gary cooper won an academy award for best actor for that movie. he at the time was like the screen icon! male screen icon. the movie did really well. they did find a quick rapport, that movie came an opportune moment released right before pearl harbor i believe a few months. yeah that was part of, it the newspapers are saying we need to make this movie. we need to reignite patriotism. there is a lot of people in the 1940s who said, we're gonna get into the sport. there is no way we're gonna stay out. i think i quote

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ktvu shout their reporter jesse gary explains how police hope a new clue could help track down those responsible. car says his brush with death started with an argument over the purchase of beer. san jose police investigators releasing surveillance video, they say, shows three massive suspects entering the 7 11 store on south winchester boulevard. march 3rd. on car says the underaged trio tried to buy beer, but was denied. they then stole the alcohol, prompting him to follow them into the parking lot, one of the initial suspects that and entered the store branch to firearm and discharge in his direction, nearly striking the clerk where you were afraid when they shot at you, but me outside the shot on me and i'm scared and customers they go inside. on car, says two shots narrowly missed him. he ran inside and called police who arrived minutes later. his story eerily similar to that of manuel kenya , who the 24 year old safeway employee shot and killed almost a month ago while trying to stop thieves from stealing alcohol. a sidewalk memorial is still outside the his mother, maricela co

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you want to be with gary, right, you don't want to be online with gary.this ultimately be decided by the economy and forced on us. and the pendulum has swung back more in favor of bosses who are already talking about not only taking job offers away from college graduates, gary, but, you know, slowing the hiring that they are seeing in the best of case scenarios? so where is that going? >> there's nothing like the business cycle and it is turning, leave no doubt. for the last year, year and a half, workers -- apple and google and companies like that are demanding if you don't give me this, that, and the other thing, i'm out of here. imagine that with these great companies. that's most definitely going to change. to have a job is a good thing and it's not a right. you've got to earn it and i think we're headed back towards to that way, and if the employment figure turns the wrong way, i'll promise you all the strengths will be in the employers not the employees as we move forward. neil: about a pizza party can even this out. we'll see where it goes. guys, t

gary, i will allow sophia to start talks with brussels. the head of jimmy's biggest, actually has resigned to follow in protest after an exhibit with anti semitic elements from that for just document. jesse, sabina schuman is there been down by mutual agreements, the sure takes place every 5 years in the city of castle. he was president, joe biden has wrapped up a visit to saudi arabia for a security and energy summit. biden told our leaders, america would maintain its commitment to the middle east, in talks with a saudi crown prince. he also raised the murder of the journalist, jamal shop g. i had to see the u. s. president meeting with gulf leaders in saudi arabia's capital. he laid out how he sees america's role in the middle east zone becoming clear to me and how closely are woven, america's interest, or with the successes. normally, we will not walk away and leave a vacuum refilled by china. russia ram will shift to bill on this moment, active principle, mercury leadership. it was a clear message to gulf states who have gradually seen

media with the sanctions packaged bombs, russian flags vessels from entering you, posed, belgium, gary sweeney. romania sooner will turn out to russian ships here for with this talk of rerouting oil and gas exports to asia as myself. but i with the additional new booth on the eastern part of the northern c. root has never been around a year with food or she's done yet, but of course that ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with the loan, but i live with him, so they don't have to be a few mom but down the the yes you can get on the notice. let's call the back. but i put in a minute intention, you know, my number is ignacio or making the pin thread, comb or tardy or different sort of thing goes in quinti

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we're live in san jose, jesse gary ktvu. fox studios will head back to you in oakland and clarify here. when they first rolled up on scene. they were aggressive right on that initial attack. they went inside cleared the building. and at that point did they decide to back out and that's when they went defensive. well, they didn't. well, there's no there's no one really in the building to clear, so they went in to make sure there was no one inside. they were yes. they were trying to put it out. but the roof because the fire was up into the roof and into the attic. at that point, the lost cause the attic, the roof collapsed, and that's when they pull that hold on for a second. chief is there an update and start? we're on live. i know you talked to us earlier in the four o'clock show, but this is the five o'clock show. is there an update in this battalion, chief mosque? end of the fire department. no updates. at times, it's our last interview. we're just continue our defensive operations. looks like we're starting to get a good

gary payton, the second is signing with the blazers.es is leaving the nba to play in turkey and want toscano anderson is now a member of the los angeles lakers. earlier today we spoke with warriors insider anthony slater of the athletic how big was the loony re signing, especially in light of the fact that the warriors lost basically all of their other key free agents. yeah i mean to me, it was more important than the other ones. i mean, gary payton , the second, obviously fan favorite electric defender does a lot of stuff you wanted to bring him back. also that was the plan going in, but looney because of the thin nature of their center position and really what he turned into in the playoffs, which is like one of the best offensive rebounder is in the league and just a sturdy every night presents. it was a must. in addition to looney, the warriors are on the verge of signing guard dante divincenzo player that slater says will help fill the void left by gary payton. the second six ft four hd vincenzo. he averaged nine points and four re

i agree with gary, we're too fed aphobic we are too focused on fed.hey have the ammo they need to raise at least 75 basis points. now we can focus on which companies can navigate a tricky environment, earnings guidance, all the things to find better opportunities in the rest of the year. charles: larry, let me pick up what you're saying, the market is quietly shifting to a deflationary portfolio. take a look at this. this is the biotechs versus energy. obviously energy has gone up so biotech stocks are getting hammered, hammered. all of sudden e with have a strong rally in biotechses as energy comes down. do you think this is an example the market is moving in a stealthy way, what you were describing away from the fed, away from inflation to the next phase of the economy? >> no question that growth stocks got ahead of themselves. too many ipos. wall street sold a lot of baloney to investors. all the spacs, some will never come back. when dusted settles some are real companies. in recession with declining interest rates in slowing economy, which always

gary was booked into solano county jail and is being held without bail.ermined today the shooting death of tyrol wilson by a danville police officer last year was a homicide, wilson's family told our crime reporter henry lee today they want andrew hall to face criminal charges. i'm seeking justice for my son because he didn't deserve to be killed like that. for jaywalking . marvin wilson came from texas to martinez to attend a contra costa county coroner's inquest into the death of his son, tyrel. tyrel wilson, who was mentally ill was shot and killed last year at sycamore valley and camino ramon by danville police officer andrew hall. authorities say he was armed with a knife case here will be a question of tactics. was it reasonable that you have the proper tactics was a reasonable and was it necessary? john burress, the family's attorney, says wilson was not a threat. it is a question here. proximity was the officer and that he created time distance in space. if he had. well, maybe he didn't have to do what he did. the coroner's inquest is a formality

i mean, gary payton , the second, obviously fan favorite electric defender.uff you wanted to bring him back. also that was the plan going in, but looney because of the thin nature of their center position and really what he turned into in the playoffs, which is like one of the best offensive rebounder is in the league and just a sturdy every night presents. it was a must. well in addition to looney , the warriors are on the verge of signing guard dante divincenzo, a player that slater says will help fill the void left by gary payton. the second six ft four inch divincenzo averaged nine points, four rebounds a game played about 24 minutes a night in milwaukee. and sacramento is only 25 years old. he can shoot the three little and is known as a pretty good defender. all right. it was all about pitching and defense tonight at the ball park in san francisco, the giants hosting the white sox and look who's throwing out the first pitch damien lee on the same day he signs with phoenix. good pitch. good energy and some great defense in the fifth. euan moncada deep sh

gary gensler has a very extensive agenda. some people say it violates the law that he's pushing the sec into areas they never went before, environmental stuff, corporate governance stuff and stuff that's beyond the notion of what an investor cares about the buyer's stocks and he's going there and going to get pushback. we know that job creators network is likely going to sue him over esg standards for corporations and there'll be other suits on other things and this is the opening one and it is from a big group. u.s. chamber of commerce is a huge group. the whole proxy system was very fraught with conflicts. two firms, glass, lewis, and iss i think it's called. it's a complex system and they control a lot of what goes on in corporate govern innocence and they tried to break that and have better disclosures. >> those two make reppeddations to shareholders about how to vote on certain things? >> right, but then there's clients on the side so there could be a conflict of interest according to -- that's what the trump people said

jta heads to l.a., and like gary payton the second, as a nba champion. >>> kevin durant, the two-times finals mvp has requested a trade out from the brooklyn nets. kd left golden state on this day in 2019 to team up with kyrie irving. it did not work out. durant reportedly has phoenix and miami on top of his wish list for new teams. official, the nuggets and nick c joe kish have agreed to a deal. titanic news. no way to sugar coat it. usc and ucla are saying adios to the pac-12. a stunning move, and it's a done deal after nearly 100 years. sc and ucla are hided to the big ten. it sounds weird when i say it out loud. the trojans and bruins will make it a 16-time conference in 2024. both schools stand to earn $100 million a year in tv revenue, according to the big 10's new tv deal. losing both l.a. schools is devastating to the pac-12. how will schools like cal and stanford respond? >>> a pivot to baseball. plenty of seats in seattle. the a's were at bat against the mariners. that's how the a's tied the game in the fifth, like that! it was a 4-4 ball game. then it got crazy. hit it on th

thank, you gary graham. about not a picture perfect start to the holiday weekend in parts of the week country, but here's what it looks like right now. that is east providence rhode island seeing some clouds there in the skies, showers are expected their leader. looking at the radar, you can see why there are clouds. we have severe weather expected in the northeast, also along the i-95 corridor. you can expect slower travel due to flooding, and down, toward florida storms also expect of the carolinas, and through the upper midwest. checking out myrtle beach, a little bit hazy there. plenty of people though got up early to at the beach, they are selling it now. on friday, some jump-started their weekend soaking up the sun in brevard county, that is east of orlando. and then in new york, police have extra patrols in place. don't want to stop that gymnast from doing her thing. anyway, we are looking at john speech, watching the water for possible sharks, apparently. and that is after a probable minor shark atta

and i want to go to gary kaltbaum. if the markets are worried about this, they have a funny way of showing it. they were rip roaring again today. likely to have one of the most markets in a couple years. maybe the market is buying what gene sperling just said. what do you think? >> first, let me say for the record, it's a recession. i'm telling you it's a recession. the first six months, statistics say so. on june 17, the ten-year yield topped. on june 17, the s&p hit its low. it's as simple as that. the market is following interest rates. in the first week of january yields bottomed and skyrocketed. that's when the market topped. so you get the opposite right now. that is the driving force behind it. the cost of capital coming down. the cost of mortgages coming down. hope it sticks. or else. that's what the you're seeing in markets. i know markets are better when i see bat news being bought, i see bad earnings being bought up. so i think we're -- i don't know if we're off to the races, but a better on a daily basis. >

>> i do agree with that. >> gary, stay with us. we want to bring in our senior economics reporter, steve liesman, who was part of that news conference with chair powell, asked a recession question as well what were your takeaways >> reporter: i think i was one of several reporters the chairman just shut down in talking about how policy -- i thought my nose almost got hit by the slamming door when powell just basically avoided my question and that of others which was about how policy may or may not change. what he said in response which i thought was interesting, he talked about what he expects to happen with growth down the road >> we actually think a period of growth in order to create slack so the supply side can catch up. we also think there will be in all likelihood some softening in labor market conditions and those are things that we expect and we think they are probably necessary if we are to have to get inflation, be able to get inflation back down on the path to 2% and ultimately get there >> so rather than be angry about

inside this home were 98-year-old may amber gary, her son and brother. you see there, the condition her home was in. they got trapped when several feet of water rushed in. >> cnn's evan mcmorris santoro reports for us. >> reporter: the floodwaters here have receded. that doesn't mean the tragedy is over. crews here in jackson, staging from this parking lot of a shopping center, went out all day finding people, trying to resupply people who might be trapped and recovering bodies that were killed in these historic floods. there is still a lot of work to do and the county here, people here where i am, are wondering what the impact of this historic flood will be and what the future might hold. >> thinking about all the devastation that i've seen, all over the county, there is some things that can't be rebuilt. these people that -- their water got in homes that had never been concerned with water issues. now their homes are gone. where are all these people going to go? where are they going to live? if they don't have a family member that they can go to. >> re

welcome, gary.about your piece and it's a very interesting one and very thought provoking and i wonder of all that we've seen, we're seven hearings in and the eighth to happen this thursday at prime time. we have cassidy hutchinson and pat cipollone and the capitol police officers and the georgia election workers and add jeffrey rosen and richard don hugh and those from arizona none of that moved the needle for you in any way? >> no. again, i'm someone like you, laura. i follow the news, and i'm aware of almost all these things that have been talked about in the committee. maybe there are people watching who don't follow the news that closely and they're learning new things. we've certainly had details adding to things we previously knew, but here's the problem. i'm someone who was a big trump supporter, four or five, six years ago now. i worked at a newspaper that was one of the few newspapers to endorse trump for president in 2016, and so i'm still glad he was president, but what he did by refusin

charles: let me stick with that, gary.our thoughts for 24 week, with all the heavy hitters are there any names or names that standing out to you that have to perform really well? >> apple, every dollar is 16 billion of market cap. i'm amazed i can say that. i think amazon is 11 or 12 billion. these are head honchos. they are very much influencers of the nasdaq 100 as well as the s&p. they will drive a little bit but really it's about everything. i watch everything and just because maybe they will act okay doesn't mean other things will. i will tell you when i do my scans i still have 90% of all stocks in downtrends of differing levels that will have to change before we get a major bottom n i don't think we're there yet but leave no doubt, these biggies are front and center as well as mr. powell on wednesday. charles: yeah. hey, shah, i want your thoughts on that as well. i will point to one thing folks should know, the bull & bear indicator, right? this is from bank of america, it is flashing extreme bearishness. last two

. >> now let's check in with nbc 's mauro baron who is with the -- impeach delaware and also gary grahamrockville joins us from capitol hill. morrow, we are starting with you here. we have president biden's executive order to protect reproductive rights. that is certainly now upright in place. however, the question now is how much of an impact is going to have? >> well, alex, even the white house admits that this is just a start. there is only so much that the president can do by executive action. to help what they say is with the supreme court overturned. president of over 50 years, the right to an abortion no matter what. so right now, the president signing this executive action protecting the fact that people across all states should still be able to have access to medication abortion, should still be would have access to contraception. they also want to be able to protect the right for anybody seeking an abortion to travel across state lines. but this is, and i should note to you, protect patient data privacy online as well. and so this is something that they are directing to hhs to

>> no. >> any chance that he was driving a car near gary that night?tsoever. >> so what their connection was, or why mr. quiroz would kill them, not clear? >> there was no direct connection whatsoever. >> and as detective soon learned, proving an attempted murder charges against miguel quiroz wouldn't be easy. multiple witnesses said they saw and spoke to quiroz at his pizza parlor on the night of the shooting. >> these witnesses were not really beholden that mr. quiroz? they were not members of his family, there are just customers. >> yes they were, they were frequent customers of that establishment. plus he had receipts. so it was a pretty good alibi. >> and so, at quiroz's preliminary hearing, evidence pointed both ways. witnesses put quiroz nearly 80 miles away from the scene of the crime the night it happen. but then why did quiroz have gareth's picture hidden in his car? how and why would carrot finger as the shooter? hoon chung knew he had more work to do. >> you have a guy stop for a drug charges, he has a map hidden in his car of somebody who

thank you so much gary. still ahead this hour, it is not just travel creating concerns for the 4th of july weekend, we will give you the latest on the updates on the extreme weather that gary mentioned. and a warning about sharks. plus nbc news investigates state funded crisis pregnancy centers now facing backlash due to misinformation. -- but first, the repercussions of florida's don't say gay law are already taking effect, well as some teachers were told to hide their photos of their same-sex spouses. told to hid told to hid their photos of thei it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling] spouses. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. that's a whole lot of happy campers out there. and it's never too late to join them. get unlimited data with 5g included for just $30 a line pe

in gary gensler believes xrp is a security, which he does, obviously, if they win the case, the ripplease he also believes etherium is security. unregistered obviously because ethereum is unregistered. he said everything is on the table concerning crypto. everything maybe except for bitcoin could be illegal. if that is the case, coinbase is actually selling or actually, coinbase's platform is actually transacting illegal securities. that is what the market is saying. >> they're not the only one if that is the case. >> they're the leading one. that is why they go after the big guys first. brad sherman, from colorado? liz: california. >> california. he spoke to my producer ellie he was talking to gary gensler bringing cases against exchanges that, that actually allow these non registered securities to trade on their platform. when you start putting all this together, okay? it is interesting he said that last week. the bloomberg report comes out today. says that to us. there is something going on here and the market is starting to freak out. i'm not lawyer but i talk to crypto people and

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gary rob, last half of his heard a sizable financial loss for the farmer. the government compensates farmers after such incidents, but at a rate around half of market value went through i bought the wild animals from the desert. the lions, the elephants causes a lot of problems and we'll get graded. our quits are one t, excuse me, we don't gain anything from having wild animals here and they bring us nothing. number hord, mark t went to a hole in our livestock, our, our income. how we earn our living, the old work with our whole near his stall. gary rob has discovered fresh hyena tracks. eleanor brown hyenas don't hunt goats, but the tracks could have been made by spotted hyenas to a more aggressive species, globally. liquid come over it. if the government doesn't take care of the hyenas, again, we have no choice or google play the dumb, cuz i mean, we have to shoot them. that's the plan on the maza. ah, when he was a cattle, her phineas casa owner, also killed hyenas in lions. to day, he protects them. he's a ranger, a member of the unable community reserv