he is that dangerous of a guy, that i recognize he needed to be in jail. >> if jason scott was smart,on did not seem to understand an important legal nuance. his proffer did not guarantee him complete immunity. the cops could not use his own words against him, but they could use the words of others. so one investigators found that other accomplices of jason's, they grilled him. >> do you know of him to break into a house and just take carcass? >> yeah he talked about one job, a couple of jobs going in and take the keys and just have just in case he needed the car. >> these details eerily mirrored what happened in the dewitt murders. >> he likes to steal car keys, spare keys. he likes to come back later and get that car. >> that was exactly the case with the nissan, right. >> first. check he likes to park carson vacant houses, preferably houses that were for sale. >> again the torched car with the bodies, was a vacant house that was up for. sale >> detective nelson nail down several connections between jason's got in the first mother daughter murder. the law often. 's most important of

the a stroke it judy, i'm the as if a here to put the night with justice visit jason scott g up polasta to produce 2 zeros in the middle school. oh for story that i knew so still with alsco enough for them to look at that for you. let's go across up on y'all are still a sequential, so the good that much premium row will stop and help much talk a little plymouth. yup. my dear. but can you please once again what's to by with key nose up on the let's look at move seals are you still a nuclear? you know what else? what was the gross with your sense akila a yellowish bushel and all still kept as you'd say. but the cell in this i was showing, you know, several dates at the source, schwinney police felt a show. there's always friendly a unofficial quest to get worse. going to deal with that music or some stuff. they're still school as a got it to political issue. go spoke with a boy with us. no, but keep rusty come, which makes me she is not the number of cousin still greens come more with a lot of money. bill was doing this. i'm shameful. called simple machine, you're a models can music you c

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even good as yet, but she them, the beginning, the throw kit video as if a, with jessica ledger jason scott, she up below. sto, are you still in the middle school? oh yes he is still there. i can see the results go in for them to look it up for you. lets go across a things like winchester. oh, the good on that should be premium that will show up and y'all took up a supplement. yup, no idea. but could you clean up front and get books to buy reducer? if key goes up on that, let's look at move sales. are you still a nuclear, you know what else? what was the course of which is since akila a yellowish are showing all still kept as you'd say, but to sell in this washing yet no submitted dates at the sewer screen uniquely. you spout a shoe digital friendly a unofficial quest to get or store and use deal with that music or with some stuff. they're still school as a kind of culturally as you go spoke with us. no, but keep rusty, which makes me she does not belong to us, cousin store greens come or what the numbers think about how many boy who's doing this. i'm sure the call simple machine. you're go

. >> what do you make of that, jason, hawkish as they've ever been >> yeah, scott obviously as liz mentioned, this cycle in terms of the qt is one of the best telegraph cycles there is 50 basis point hike today i think is baked into the cake i think an up side surprise here is slim. but what i will say and i think brad hit the nail in the head, as we look to cpi next week and look to other inflationary prints this week, what we've seen already is headline numbers have been high really high. whether ppi, pce or cpi, but core numbers have started to moderate some. and i do agree if we see a cpi print next week that's lighter than expected and core and durable goods start to continue to siphon off, i think that's a tail wind for the market and it is going to be a tough slay, this quarter that we're in, but we could see clearer skies ahead if not enough, as much pressure on the fed and the market and the economy is doing some of the work. >> they've got a lot of pressure on them. ken griffin calls it the most uncertainty since the great financial crisis, paul tudor jones, tough position they're

jason said because of the subscription annuity business as he described it you want to hear on what's taking place there, too >> yeah. you want to hear them holding on to those executive memberships, scottat wasn't backed up at both the gas stations, to jason's point, and it's a good one, as well as, of course, all those people coming in the door. 12% is a number i've seen time and time again as far as sales, and i think they'll top $52 billion. this is one that should just move to the upside nicely. i'm staying long >> all right we'll take a break and come back and do final trades on the other side your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire miss allen over there isn't checking lesson plans. she's getting graded on her green investments with merrill. a-plus. still got it. (whistle blows) your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. another crazy day? your money never stops working for you with merrill, of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the

san francisco district attorney jason to dean and senator scott wiener of now co authored the bill after discovering the san francisco police department have been retaining dna from assault survivors. and then using that information for searches unrelated to the assault, senator wiener has called the practice unacceptable. >> we need to just make clear that this is banned. but if you are sexually assaulted and you make the brave choice to come forward to report the crime to go to the hospital, to provide a dna sample that that sample will not used against you in the future. >> senate bill, 1, 1, 2, 2, 8, or the genetic privacy for assault victims. bill unanimously passed its first obstacle last week. it is heading to the senate appropriations committee, san francisco police chief bill scott has expressed support for that bill. meanwhile, the north bay, a vigil was held in benicia in memory of victims of crime families gathering at alvarez, 9th street park to honor loved ones lost to violence. families from oakland, richmond, fairfield and allay all released balloons to honor the lives lo

. >> wow jason, do you buy it do you believe what barry has to say? >> look, scott, i think actually this is a little harder than that we started at higher valuations so the possibility of a decline being a little bit deeper is a little bit higher. we are now in the late stage of the economic cycle late stage tends to come with it lower returns for equities, rising yields and better returns for fixed income makes fixed income more competitive. you need a more balanced portfolio so we downshifted risk back to neutral. truthfully, late cycle can last a long time and we want to be positioned to ride that if necessary, but we also want to be ready for the potential recession if the fed does take this too far, which i think is definitely in the cards as a possibility at this point. >> barry, do i hear you saying that you think a bottom was in as of last thursday? remember, you look at where stocks are today and remember where they were on an intraday basis a week ago at this very moment the s&p at 3810, here it is at 4135 the dow at 30,635. here we are at 33,000 and tryi

this bill was put together by senator scott wiener, an assembly member, phil ting, san francisco district attorney jason sponsored the bill after it was discovered that dna from assault survivors was being used against these victims in other unrelated crimes by san francisco police. >> failing to close out the mavericks in game 3. the dubs. we are back in the bay trying once again to punch their ticket to the nba finals. kate rooney joins us live in studio with a preview of tomorrow's with a preview of tomorrow's big matchup. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor a

jason kelly. welcome to bloomberg's "front row." today, i am talking to joseph bae and scott, the co-ceo's of kkr, in their first major interview since being promoted to those jobs late last year. bae and nuttall run one of the most storied investment firms in the world. it was founded in 1976 by henry kravis and george roberts, along with their mentor jerome kohlberg. now 25 years after joining his analysts, bae and nuttall have inherited an even more

we're leaving to it senator scott and his colleagues to do that. although i will say, jason we heard, mitch mcconnell did leave very much open the prospect that they would have a national ban on abortion if they were in charge. >> right. so, the other bad guy that i see in inflation is the businesses, who are charging. they're not forced to charge. they charge what they want to charge. i want to play this audio we have from the show last week -- a bunch of ceos talking about how this price gouging worked for them and get your thoughts on that, too. the team has done a marvelous job driving price. >> our sales gains were largely driven by higher average sales price. average sales price trends reflect successful strategies. >> consumers get used to it. when all prices go up, it helps. >> we're not leaving any pricing on the table. we want to take as much as we can. >> they're just gouging people. they're not saying, hey, we have to do this to make up for losses. they're using to environment we're in now to gouge regular men and women who have to go to work every day. senator,

neighbours, kylie minogue and jason donovan are to return to the australian soap opera for the series finale. they will reprise their roles as much—loved characters scottuction ends in june. # i'm going to say it's all because of you, yeah, now we're back together... scott and charlene's wedding episode became one of the most—watched tv moments of the decade in the uk, pulling in an audience of almost 20 million, when it was first shown in the uk in 1988. neighbours also helped to launch the careers of hollywood stars, such as margot robbie, liam hemsworth and guy pearce. we can now speak to ben fenlon, who was previously crowned the uk's biggest neighbours superfan. hejoins us from melksham in wiltshire. thank you for yourjoining us. look, it is a sad demise but it is going out with a bang, it would seem.— is going out with a bang, it would seem. ., ., , , would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better— would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way _ would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way to _ would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way to go - would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way to go out - would seem. yeah, absolutely. what better way

who just walked by me as scott anderson, his family, his mother, we've chatted with winds mom over the last couple months for a story we did is actually her birthday. she said, jason, can you give me a birthday? shout out. say happy birthday from patricia anderson. shia. she had a birthday today. so everybody is happy. but they are complete. they you know, they they're not settling for anything but a sweet. this is a team that wants to get a win on tuesday night. that's their mindset. they don't want to play off thursday. sorry warriors fans. if you have tickets for game 5 on thursday. this team want to wrap it up and focus on an nba finals to do that. they will have to win in close this series out as steph curry said last series against memphis to close out. always the hardest. the look to do that on tuesday night. we'll have coverage leading up to that game right here. kron 4 news. but for now from the american airlines center in dallas, i'm jason dumas. skyland back to you. >> thank you, jason. we'll check in with you. coming up at 10 o'clock on the baseball back here in the bay. this armed forces weekend in major league baseball master gunnery sergeant peter w

jason snipe, i read from where they were to where they are, that's not attractive? >> yeah. i think that obviously the point needs to be made here is what you already made, scott. it depends on the time horizon right sizing the positions i admit that twilio which i own, shopify that i own, long duration names obviously have gotten crushed the last quarter. couple of quarters actually. what i would say about these names is is it time to leg into them now i probably wouldn't do that. i think there's more pain to go, just like in all of tech, the tech spectrum. but from a long term perspective, of course they're more attractive today than they were a year ago or six months ago when they were riding like crazy. i think you have to be super nimble, tactical and i think you have to focus on margin expansion, stronger balance sheets to be able to move through the cycle which i think is difficult for the next few months at least. >> i mean, slow grind lower to kevin's point has been tedious and you see now stocks are at session lows, dow down more than 1% across the board. nasdaq which tried to get something going earlier, a lot of stocks you know were upturned negativ