jacobson says they found hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it.e been calling all over the country, trying to connect the suspected stolen items with the rightful during we have not been able to find one legitimate item that has been pond at this point. allen ochoa are the only ones who have been charged with stealing and selling these items that the investigation is not over. we think that was the one guy out lake county is responsible for those hundreds apps not. >> and that was karma dickerson reporting for us this morning. police arrested a suspect in connection to 2 flower shop break-ins in san mateo around 03:00am saturday. investigators say the burglar alarm went off at all. sam floral company on el camino police say a man shot out the front glass door of the business with a bb gun and left 2 cash registers on the sidewalk. this happening not far from the san mateo florist and gift store where someone shattered a glass door and stole a cash register thursday night. the suspect in custody is accused of 2 counts of burglary. this week, nevada

jacobson says they found a hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it. we found a laptop computer belonged to her. detectives have been calling all over the country, trying to connect the suspected stolen items with the rightful we have not been able to find one legitimate item that has been pond at this point. allen ochoa are the only ones who have been charged with stealing and selling these items that the investigation is not over. we think that was the one guy out lake county is responsible for those hundreds apps we not. >> that was karma dickerson reporting for us tonight. >> all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast taking a live look at the financial district here socked in by the fog, which from our mount tam cam earlier in the newscast. just >> kind of hanging around here. i have a feeling it's not going anywhere anytime brittany, you are right. you get $100 for that. we're going to see gray skies tonight as you wake up tomorrow and even next week more gray skies may is definitely in full force ffo. i just checked right thankfully

jacobson says they found hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it. we found a laptop computer that may belong to her. detectives have been calling all over the country, trying to connect the suspected stolen items with the rightful we have not been able to find one legitimate item that has been pond at this point. allen ochoa are the only ones who have been charged with stealing and selling used items that the investigation is not over. we think that was the one guy out lake county is responsible for those hundreds apps not. >> that was karma dickerson reporting for us tonight. new at 10 2 women have been have been arrested in connection with an organized theft of about $50,000 and sunglasses in santa rosa. the theft happened at the sunglasses high at santa rosa plaza and lved 6 women and a man. the group entered the store andadoff with e merchandise within 60 seconds. that's according to investigators. the thieves fled into vehicles, one of which crashed and was abandoned. the owner of the vehicle identified as 19 year-old ariana tory of san francis

jacobson says they found hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it.n items with the rightful owners. yeah, that's my sister's we have not been able to find one legitimate item that has been pond at this point. allen ochoa are the only ones who have been charged with stealing and selling these items that the investigation is not over. we think that was the one guy out lake county is responsible for those hundreds apps we not. >> i still all those is karma dickerson reporting for us this morning. >> 6.53 is the time. we'll take a quick break. yeah, we had a few stories coming up. a bill that would >> actually increased penalties for the human trafficking of minors and it would protect victims. it's one step closer to becoming law california. we're going to talk about that after the talk about that after the break. i'm the strongest sanders in the family. the whole family. boy, you wanna see strong? ...now that's strong. mmmh. nurtec is the only medication that can treat and prevent my migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. aller

followed her in the number 2 lane of travel all the way to the lincoln center's detective steven jacobsony were able to identify the suspect. a man from richmond name deshawn allen arrest him and search his phone. he had photographed are stolen laptop, including its serial number. and this is the part that sheds light on what many theft victims are left, wondering what happens to my stolen items and he had senate too his fence, that fence reseller of stolen items says jacobson was hernandez ochoa owner of oral max shop in richmond. we were able to go into the negotiations and see the negotiations. >> based on the telephone communications between the 2 are victim paid $1419 for the laptop out a best buy. okay. so our thief then stole the to the fence or the pond. shop owner for $600 and then the shop owner was able to sell it on e-bay to some unsuspecting people in skokie, illinois, for $1100. but that was just the beginning inside the richmond pawnshop. jacobsen says they found hundreds of items including laptops, cameras, watch it. he found a laptop computer that may belong to her. detec

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. >> dana jacobson outside buckingham palace where king charles and his wife camilla, the queen consorte moments away from leaving for today's ceremonies. a huge crowd has gathered despite the rain. that's okay. everybody will be there to watch it all. >> most of the king's subjects and most of us have never seen the coronation of a british monarch. this ceremony will be shown live all around the globe. >> the palace says the coronation will blend centuries of tradition and history while reflecting the monarch's role today in a much more diverse and modern england. today's celebration will have many of the same elements since queen elizabeth's but also several changes to the coronation service and its style. >> as so many know, king charles has waited a long time for this day and has put his imprint on the plans. the 74-year-old will be the 40th monarch could be crowned at westminster abbey. today's coronation is the first to take place on a weekend since 1902. >> to help understand the significance of everything we're about to see, we have an amazing team of correspondents and consulta

there's a study by jacobson in 2023 that shows that is attributable to donald trump. where there are races in which there was not an incumbent, pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, arizona, donald trump's impact cost us those senate states. look at another study by ballard where they quantify the impact of trump's endorse meant on senate races, it could us 15 in 2018 and 10 in the house and five in the senate. the impact of the trump candidacy is damaging down to state level and nationally. >> laura: certainly helped j.d. vance in ohio. certainly helped i think in new york on some of those house races we won. but your response to those charges, robert, about what trump does down ballot. >> well, you know, it's interesting that he would say that trump is not effective down ballot. again, i'm not here to defend the trump campaign. i'm here to suggest that many republicans have a shot. in the year when donald trump lost, the republicans picked up a lot of seats in congress and didn't have the impact that everybody would assume if they lost the presidency. they won all the way

>> jeff: alana glaser and abby jacobson, kate mckinnon, aubrey plaza...>> jeff: a little. but they are all good. >> jimmy: did you audition for "saturday night live"? >> jeff: i did but i actually just read ellie kemper's book and she talked about it and she got invited to "30 rock." >> jim30 rock. >> jimmy: 30 route the building, not the show. >> jeff: first i chose daphne ruben zager who is a broadway star in rent. she is in latinx woman. i would never play her. also no sketch would ever be about her. and then i did... be one who was that again? >> jeff: daphne ruben vega. >> jimmy: [laughter] >> jeff: because she kind of speaks like this. i'm good at it. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: when you got know who... >> jeff: and i did right wing fred schneider who is the lead singer of the b-52s but i made him right wing. >> jimmy: that's good. >> jeff: i thought it was very funny! speed when they had no use for right wing brad schneider which mike >> jeff: immediately he's not super finger on the pulse. it was like 2008 but i should've done john mccain. ins

the people running labels are nancy jacobson and mark penn, i think frequent fox commentator.i think that the candidates that have been talked about, it's speculative, have been talked about no labels folks to run as that independent voice have been joe manchin, senator from west virginia, charley baker, former republican governor from massachusetts and governor hogan, former republican from maryland. so depending on which one of those if any of those emerge as candidates that should shade who they would take votes from. >> and liz cheney. >> that would be good for us. >> alicia: let's go back and look at the possible gop ticket. we will look at the trump-desantis -- i'm sorry, trump-biden head to head. let's go to trump-biden if that's what we are looking at as of right now. right now if you take a look at joe biden and we are asking people in fox news poll, people saying to describe a trait they care about. first one cares about people like me, joe biden 45%. donald trump 37%. same with honest and trust worthy, joe biden beats donald trump but then you go down to has mental

about the state of the economy, malcolm etheridge, executive vice president at cic wealth, and brian jacobson with annex wealth management. welcome to you both. brian, let me begin with you where are you on the sort of spectrum of recession, slight recession, no recession, what do we need to be prepared for economically >> thank you for having us when we discuss it here at annex, we think that just look in the rearview mirror we've had recessions you had two down quarters in 2021 2022 2023 as well you see the fourth quarter gross domestic income was negative same thing first quarter 2023. so really the recession is somewhat in the review mirror and we may be going through this kind of choppy period almost like a double dip triple dip kind of recession environment. thankfully earnings were one of the first things to drop so in a way you can almost kind of position yourself more for recovery, but it will likely be a tough slog so from an investing perspective, we think the recession is mostly in the rearview mirror. >> and while i take your point that the classic definition of a recession is tw

. >> i'm dana jacobson. >> nate is off, but we're still here. let's go to today's "eye opener."ld in 90 seconds. officials rush to prepare for a potential big increase in the number of migrants crossing the southern border as a pandemic-era policy expires. >> migrant centers overflowing. we are getting absolutely inundated, and this administration doesn't seem to care. >>> charges are set to be filed in the choke hold death of a man

. >> i'm dana jacobson. >> gayle and nate are off, but we're in great hands.let's go to today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. the republican presidential field is expanding. florida governor ron desantis set to launch his bid tonight at an event with elon musk. >> my first time this is something like this happening on social media and with realtime questions and answers. >> sc sc's on the verge o

joining me now is brian jacobson, along with keith fitzgerald keith, you think this is for real, ande're underestimating how big of an impact it will have. >> i think it's not only being underestimated but most investors are not aware of the magnitude of what we are talking about. this parallels the introduction of electricity, something that will change the course of human history. the goldman numbers are low, and every company is going to adopt or use ai in the next ten years, and profits will follow. >> i am not sure many people would disagree with you. where everyone disagrees is what it means for the stocks that are affected when you see anyone who mentions ai, the stock gets a bounce. the ai ticker is up double this year i don't know, we are reaching the point at which, you know, the hype's going to overtake everything and drive things to silly levels >> respectfully, that's always a risk, and it's go ting to like dot com 22 years ago there's going to be a degree of hype that comes with anything that sin vented. it's the same when we transitioned from silent movies to talkies b

. >> i'm dana jacobson. >> nate is off. gayle will be joining us in a little bit.s your eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> i had a hard life. i got through it, lived through it with no blame. here's to you. >> here's to you. >> we remember the queen of rock 'n' roll, tina turner, who died at home yesterday at the age of 83. >> florida governor ron desantis announces he's running for president on twitter, but

former wells fargo economist, brian jacobson.nd trader scott bauer who's making trades to prepare, and we have ross gerber of gerber kawasaki, he's going to talk about the tesla news. brian, staffers on both sides of the aisle are meeting even if the big guys are not. but you're calling this locking of the horns on the debt ceiling just theater. it's kind of smoke but not fire? but even the first act of this play has audience shift anything their seats and piling into treasuries. why are you not worried? >> yeah, thanks for having me. our investment policy committee, we've discussed this quite regularly as far as how should we be positioning client portfolios in anticipation of if there will be a default or not. and a lot of us have lived through a number of these debt ceiling debates in the past, and we do know that politicians love deadlines. and one of the problems is that there really isn't a hard deadline here. so even though treasury secretary yellen said june 1st, it could be as early as that that they actually run are out

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jacobson will become his second chairman.chnology surging in premarket trading after the chipmakers said it expects sales of ai related products will double this year. adjusted earnings for the forced -- first quarter beat estimates. nvidia's market value jumped past 900 $30 billion on thursday. wealth bankers in asia at ubs and credit suisse will get a rare incentive for bringing in new money. they will get a cut of cash equal to 15 cents for each one hundred dollars of new client money according to people familiar with the matter. asia was once a key battleground for swiss rivals but are now trying to show client stability after that emergency merger back in march. global news powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am madison mills and this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the reason why we are here, we've got more money at any given time coming and. democrats are spending an hour debt is higher than any time in history. >> it is my understanding the needs of president biden and speaker mccarthy will