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johnny hooper said he is doing it for his family and is not afraid to get a little hurt along the wayname is johnny hooper, i play water polo and i'm from pacific palisades, california. >> most polo players have busted their nose you're kind of pretty. >> i got a couple of war scars i got one on my side shout out to my teammate he played at ucla. he gave me a good sctch when i was coming out of the water like that it's part the sport if someone wants to get physical with me, i'm there for the smoke. m usually going around as quick as i can to the goal and scoring >> hooper let's fly anhit from distance >> my mom's she's funny, i can't look at her in the stands because she's pretty stone cold if i miss or if i score, it's one pretty stone cold face my grandma lives in japan now. she's staying alive to see her only grandson play in the ympics i love the culture there but i love playing for the u.s i think it will be a super awesome time to go there and play >> we have been having a little olympic competition going on here bring out the challenge. ready. go >> your mother's japanese, cor

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we have christina hooper with us christina, welcome to the program.'t know if that made any sense. it is like trying to figure out what the fed going to do so let me ask. every day we have a fed speaker on the tape and it feels like they are starting to tell us -- tap us on the forehead we might move sooner than you think. what do you think? >> well, right now, what we are seeing is a casym forming with the gives and regional managers. they are starting to talk about tapers what we are hearing from the gives is more reluctance about when we start to even talk about papers there is a big difference. we heard about how we are far away from the goals. that was a different story from what we heard from patrick harker who wants to start tapers we are heading in the direction of tapering. we will hear more and more noise from the fed so much fed speak so by the time the fall rolls around, we will start tapering so we stop hearing about it >> well said will we get a taper tantrum, kristina they will taper pending some black swan event what happens to stocks

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the 2 part documentary starts july 5th on dw the this is d w news, and these are our top stories. hooper and one from a us police officer there show them has been sentenced to 22 and a half years for the murder of georgia. lloyd sentencing incentive show of an in minneapolis judge pay the whole city based isn't making decision on sharpens a piece of his position. and the cruelty showed to his big family's lawyer hailed the sentencing as the turning point for racial justice in the us. president joe biden has described the sentence as appropriate, the germans police say 3 people have been killed and several others injured in a knife attack in the city of boats. book passes by confronted the attacker who is said to be a 24 year old somali man with a history of mental illness. he has been arrested the death toll from the collapse of the miami apartment block has risen to 4 while more than 150 people remained. unaccounted for. the rescue workers are still searching the rubble of the seaside condominium for survivors, heavy machinery rescue dogs and special listing tools are being deployed. th

the daddy daddy would like me i the this is day w news and they threw up stories hooper and one from a us police officer there shove and has been sentenced to 22 and a half years for the murder of georgia floyd sentencing incentive insurance in minneapolis judge pay to kato, said he based isn't making a decision on shipping a piece of his position and the cruelty showed to his big boy family's lawyer hailed the sentencing as a turning point for racial justice in the us. president joe biden has described the sentence as appropriate. german police say 3 people have been killed and several others injured in a knife attack in the city of boats. book passes by confronted the attacker who was said to be a 24 year old somali man with a history of mental illness. he has been arrested the death toll from the collapse of the miami apartment block has risen to for one more than 150 people remained. unaccounted for. the rescue workers are still searching the rubble of the seaside condominium for survivors, it machinery, rescue dogs and special listening tools are being deployed. the cause of the

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hooper, your next question. >> question -- miss adams, you mr. jefferson had been speaking on the declaration of independence, would you comment on how you see the declaration of independence? and mary lou asks, what is your wish for the future of women? and of america? >> oh. well, how do i see the declaration of independence? i -- i believe despite my disappointments that as mr. jefferson has stated, it is a sublime document. it will hopefully guide our republic through many generations ahead with its promise. one day for field, -- part of that promises to remember the ladies, to make sure that they are treated equal to the man that are educated in the same way as science. because how can we have learned statesman if we do not have learned women who are teaching their children in those very formative years of their lives? and how can women who are unfortunate to tie themselves to profligate men to gambling or drinking men, it hurts my heart. four i have within my own family seen the experience of women who are left with no recourse. women left

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matt: there has been more talk about the danger of the situation from peter hooper at deutsche bank,he bank of england, and then on bloomberg opinion today. is the fed setting itself up -- is it cornering itself so that if you do see inflation show up as more than transitory, they are forced to raise rates faster than they normally would and push the economy into a recession again? michael: that is going to be one of the questions that jay powell is asked because we do not know exactly where they draw the line. they have been unspecific about how long transitory lasts or how high they are willing to let things go before they start to get nervous. watch for any kind of comment from him on that. he has worked very hard to keep his options open in past news conferences. maybe we do not get a specific answer, but if he suggests that the fed has limits, then you can see that kind of market reaction. we don't exactly know where the fed would draw the line. matt: we have not been adding jobs as quickly as the fed anticipated over the past couple of payroll reports, but we are adding a solid

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we talked to peter hooper of deutsche bank last week.ted out that the last time we saw something approaching this, but it was not the same as this giant monetary and fiscal stimulus together with world war ii, and that was followed by inflation of 8.5% in 1946. 15% in 1947. 18% in 1948. we would not be able to stomach those numbers today. patricia: that is very true. we also do not have the economy had back then. inflation ran hotter. could we have several years of much higher inflation? yes. assuming that inflation expectations do not get out of control, that is a big assumption. that is the game and that is where we are and where we have been. if it is viewed as temporary, those things are actually good. they get interest rates in the financial sector -- they allow the economy to grow. interestingly enough, there is literature that reminds you that more inflation greases the wheel of change in the economy. we have not talked about that in 25 years of economics, but there is plenty of evidence out there that that is the case. secondly,

that we had real concern voiced by bankers by peter hooper and economists like andy haldane, we have not heard it from continental central bankers or from the u.s.. lisa: the interesting thing, it is not just what we are seeing the yield space, we are also seeing it in the commodities and the equity index with the nasdaq getting a bid. the mainstay names getting bid up once again. is this because of the fed hawkish tilt or did it start earlier and stemming from some sort of fundamental data or signs people were reading in the market and the economy? taylor: it was all yesterday the rotation around the closing bell back into growth out of value. we were unwinding some of that trade. how much of it has been the discussion of wait a minute, we thought we were going to be able to tolerate inflation. all of the commentary i let yesterday was 2.5% max. what does that mean on further curve steepening? we know some of the fundamentals. when yields come down, the lower discount rate, valuations that help growth across the board. how much is it that if we are not tolerating in inflation, you h

whether it is the theory of deutsche bank out three years, that peter hooper conversation of earlierhis morning, or it is ian lyngen at bmo capital looking at the short short market. , everyone is assuming they get the calculus right. lisa: which raises the question, what i, datapoint will move the needle -- what economic data point will move the needle? tom: there will be a moment. there will be some big, fancy tantrum of some type, but it is not going to be one moment. it will be a set of data. lisa: we are hearing from the likes of mike wilson that you are going to get some sort of correction in equities. are there significant signs of caution at this point? romaine: there's a lot of signs of caution. there's not a lot of hedging, but you are seeing persistent rotation. instead of pulling cash out of the market, they assume a safer corner of the market here. i think when you start to get concerned is when you see those flows actually come out of the market, on to the sidelines, and back under the mattress where keene keeps his. tom: you've got that right. lisa abramowicz -- lisa a

peter hooper on the timebomb of inflation of 2024. lisa, that is what haunts this market in our study. lisa: haunts it may be theoretically but not when you look at the price action. this is the interesting aspect of markets right now. you have the ghost potential inflation coming back potentially either next year or the year after with expectation setting a credible monetary stimulus in tandem with fiscal stimulus. but you pair that with the incredible fed impulse, and you pair that with bond buying overseas and you get a bond yield near 1.4% on the tenure for the biggest weekly drop in yields going back a year. tom: 1.4384. that is almost romantic. that is a yield christine lagarde would know. matt: german yields are going in the opposite direction. i thought it was interesting the bundesbank put out its new forecast for the year, growth will be back to pre-pandemic levels. then much higher next year. inflation, though they have it at 2.6% this year, comes back down to 1.8% and then to 1.6% in the following months. tom: this sets us

point documentary starts july, 5th law d, w ah, this is d w news, and these are our top stories. hooper and one from a us police officer, there is shelven has been sentenced to $22.00 and a half years to the murder of georgia floyd sentencing incentives show up in minneapolis, judge pay to kato, said he based his and making decision on sharpens a piece of his position and the cruelty showed to his big boy family's lawyer hailed the sentencing as a turning point for racial justice in the us. president joe biden has described the sentence as appropriate. germans, police say 3 people had been killed and several others injured in a knife attack in the city of boats. book passes by confronted the attacker who is said to be a 24 year old somali man with a history of mental illness. he has been arrested. the debt from the collapse of miami apartment block has risen to fall while more than 150 people remain. unaccounted for the rescue workers are still searching the rubble of the seaside condominium for survivors. heavy machinery rescue dogs and special listening tools are being deployed. the c

determined to be that change local coverage from nbc affiliate carol evan and their reporter brad hooperopen the door on a new way of thinking >> how's that? that's cool. >> reporter: but not often applies to a lot of the goings on at cub foods in north minneapolis. >> first time i painted right next to a produce session. artist shaun phillips to bring to life a newly carved space >> mona lisa in minneapolis. >> reporter: a vision that started with an ugly sight looting at the cub after the murder of george floyd looting and fires, and a feel ing of deja vu for cub ceo mike stigers. >> i was district manager in los angeles when the rodney king violence took place. >> reporter: 1992, where a change left an impact. >> what i really learned, customers in the community, needed a sense of normalcy and grocery store provides normalcy. >> reporter: so cubs parking lot became a place to get food or catch a free ride to another cub. when franchisee who ran the damaged store wanted out, cub corporate took it over >> the right thing to do. >> reporter: which brings us back to the space behind the p

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my name is david hooper in opposition to the proposed cannabis store at 5801 mission street and i haveded both of the zoom meetings and i saw no support from the community and i awe actually only opposition from the community to this proposed cannabis dispensary and i would also like to note there was no effective effort to engage with the asian, chinese filipino community in this community and it was noticeable and i would as like to it's a parent that people from the former site feel strongly about their relationship with this cannabis store. we have had two on mission street at the 5200 block that have been nothing but a headache. under these circumstances, i would say that it is incumbent upon the commission to deny the application for conditional use. thank you. >> thank you, that's your time >> hello, hello. >> my name is alex and i live a block away from the proposed site of 5801 mission street and i'm here to voice my strong opposition to a cannabis dispensary in this location. a few years ago, you might recall that we were in front of the planning commission opposing 24 club o