janet laughs.er of the year at the grammys with that album, which is another kind of big stride that you think should've happened 20, 30 years before. a long time ago, right? a long time ago. like i said, there's so much more we need to do in so many different areas, but yet, you know, baby steps. we'll get there. you still have that hope? of course. you have to. # that's the way love goes. # like a moth to a flame burned by the fire. # that's the way, that's the way. # that's the way love goes. # my love is blind can't you see my desire? # that's the way, that's the way. # that's the way love goes.# after rhythm nation, you go to the janet era, which is a much more sensual, softer side of you. was that something that you found difficult to express in public? because i guess you go from let's wait awhile, which is a chastity anthem... # let's take it slow. # when we get to...# i remember a journalist back then asking me, "well, what happened? you said, let's wait awhile." and i said, "i'm 27. how l

alright by janet jackson plays. with them when i was eight years old as well. a lot of these people i met when i was a kid, too. and so, it was a — what a childhood, really. # that's when we get to it. # close our eyes, feel our way through it. # i can't wait to groove ya. # cos you sure know how to move it. # you've made love to my mind... but when you were a child, you didn't want to be a singer or a dancer or even an actress, i think — you wanted to be a horse racing jockey. where did that ambition come from? i fell in love with horses. i started riding when i was five. man, and the horses were — my brothers took me horse riding. the horses were dirty and i rubbed my eyes and i came home, i had welts all over me. so, i thought i was allergic to horses but it never stopped me from going. do you still ride now? it's been so long since i've ridden and i keep telling myself i'm going to get back into it. i still have a love for it. # and why two plus makes four now, now, now... so, was there a moment, then, when you

janet: so we still think the u.s.form because the macro setting is progrowth and growth quality but we upgraded u.k. because i think political stability helps if you look at where the ftse is trading so it helps but for the u.k. the valuation is underwhelming and a good diversifier if you are bullish on the u.s. and you want value stock to balance that. u.k. is quite defensive and gives a hedge to inflation risks because you have commodities so it is not -- it is a cheap way to hedge against inflation. tom: ok, maybe a hedge to u.s. exposure. you mentioned you are overweight in the u.s. with caution. where does that take you within equities? citigroup saying it is time to take profit on ai winners and semi conductors and spread your bets, do you agree with that view? janet: we are positive on semi conductors for quite a while, not taking a positive view because in a lot of the focus is on the tailwind on semi conductors. according to analysts we track semi conductors and we are in the middle of an uptrend so we do not

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(janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom! . >>> you may still be hearing illegal fireworks going off in your neighborhood. we are constantly hearing of what happen. now a frightening account of what can happen if something goes wrong. >> oh, boy, a terrifying moment, caught on camera during fourth of july celebrations. fireworks tipped over, just when they were about to go off, the blast hit a group of people including a married couple visiting from france. both were taken to santa clara valley medical center for burns. >> in one second that was it. when you look at the fireworks you would exfect is going to -- expect it is going to be dangerous, fall on a house and catch fire. you don't think about this. >> so brave of him to talk with us the man says he has second and third-degree burns on both legs, from the knees down. doctors say he will undergo surgery tomorrow. >>> as we go to weather. we have an update. officials now confirms there have been 18 heat-related deaths in that county. so, let's go to paul heggen now, a rem

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(janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom!. >>> all right, taking a live look at oakland right now. the sale of the city's half of the coliseum site taking a crucial step forward. the mayor's office announcing that the city has agreed to terms on the $105 million sale with the african american sports and entertainment group. the first $5 million payment will come soon after the deal is signed that should happen in a few weeks the money will allow the city to avoid $63 million in budget cuts. oakland is facing a huge projected short fall over the next few years. >>> it is known for training stars like zendaya but the shakespeare theater is in danger of closing for good. they launched a go fund me campaign to raise $350,000 by thursday. the expected funding for its production of "as you like it" this fall did not come through. the company might have to cancel the show. meaning layoffs and what a cancellation might mean for future seasons. the theater hopes to rally support similar to other successful emergency fundraisers by oth

(janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom! >>> we know this july has been a scorcher around the world. unless you are on the coast. california has also been exceptionally hot. all that heat might have you thinking about the rain. internet's project earth, some high school students have done the thinking for us all as they plan to capture every single drop. and markovic explains. >> reporter: pacifica, a student led community garden is growing. >> we are growing plants, we have chickens, we will move that shed to the left, to make room for rabbits. >> reporter: roman doyle is the president of the oceana garden club. here, students when everything from raising chickens to growing vegetables. also on the curriculum, climate change. >> it is a big issue, because global warming can change the world, especially if we keep going with the greenhouse gases like we are right now, it would be good for anyone. >>> >> reporter: one strategy to conserve water, every single drop, is to conserve rainwater. >> we don't have to draw from the sc

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(janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom! >>> well, we are halfway through the year, now, which means we are getting closer to the holidays. we were talking about halloween just a moment ago. for toymakers, the count down to the holiday season is already beginning. >> it is too soon. it is way too soon, but, the battle to be this year's hot toy has begun. bradley blackburn got an inside look at this year's trends, and what might be on the top of wishlist. >> reporter: in the race to be this year's top toy, ray knows how to pick a winner. she has tracked toys for decades with the toy insider and brings toys together for the annual sweet sweet event in new york. >> we know that parents love to share things with their children that they had when they were children. >> reporter: that means old 90's favorites are back, like the ninja turtles, but it is today's kid influencers like akira and kam from missouri who have the real superpower to shape trends. >> oh, what's this? i've got to get this open. >> reporter: their videos revie

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(janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom!port, the governor released the report on the second quarter, and jill schlesinger is here to tell us about the results. good morning, what is the lead right here? >> well, the economy grew more than expected in the second quarter, this is the gross domestic product and it expanded by 2.8% in the second quarter, that is april, may, june. and what is interesting, economists were thinking we were going to come in stronger than the first quarter where we pulled back are spending a little bit, but it was much better, we thought 2% growth, 2.8% is a much stronger showing. i've got to be clear, this is one of those weird reports where you have three different versions, you have one report that comes out as the first one, but then two more that refine the numbers. that growth rate could come down in the subsequent reports. >> all eyes on the federal reserve, what do you think will come out of that meeting? interest rates, that's what i want to know. >> take a deep breath, july i don't think w

(janet) nice! (janet) houston we have a playroom! >> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >> welcome back, it is 6:30 on this saturday morning, thank you for joining us, i'm max darrow. president biden rallied voters in the battleground state of michigan as he fights to get his campaign back on track. meantime, former president donald trump will campaign in pennsylvania today, another battleground state. we have more from bradley blackburn. >> reporter: in detroit, president biden promised supporters he is not going anywhere. >> a lot of you are thinking, what is joe biden going to do? i am running and we are going to win. >> reporter: but he faces questions from voters about whether he is a to the job for four more years. >> yes, he is old but we all get old and we all have our little brain perks, they said in his interview, it didn't seem like he is mentally there age wise. >> i promise you, i'm okay. >> reporter: but, democratic donors have already put on hold up to $90 million in pledged donations to allied super

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i'm going to choose to be optimistic in that from janet yellen.he was going to say something after no no, i'm used to the prices. they've been on their way up for three years so maybe the sticker shock has faded. i don't know. she had about a week to clarify her comments. for everyone else that goes to the grocery store every week, prices are still extremely high and extremely painful for an american family trying to just make it. >> hello sandra. when i go to the grocery store which is occasionally with my wife, i am a constant for saying why are you saying prices are only up 20%. look at the price of this candy bar, look at the price of this dozen of eggs. people are feeling a squeeze now and i was surprised that janet yellen who is someone that i think is very competent would say something like that because it is kind of insulting but this has been the white house line that bidenomics is working. these prices are coming down. the inflation rate is coming down. it's at about 3.5% but when you look at these things that people have to buy, not jus

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