>> i think jay powell is running from behind, as we all know. his job is just not done.arkets have tried to be kind and anticipate not only the fed being done, but success quite frankly. we see some extraordinarily benign expectations. i think from where we are sitting, it is very important for the fed to be clear about what data they are looking at to guide their policy. they cannot keep doing what they did over the last six months to nine months, which is change their data, their favored data point of choice to meet the narrative. they have to be very clear in signaling to markets what is the data that matters, is it employment, is it headline inflation? is it inflation expectations? and how they believe what the path to their success is going to be. scarlet: that makes perfect sense. the big question is how long he will be running this marathon for. as investors look at the market and try to suss out who comes out ahead, pricing power is top of mind in this inflationary environment. what sectors or kinds of companies are most vulnerable right now when it comes to pric

jay came back. he declined to return to the bench, and instead ran for governor of new york because that was a more prestigious position. so i think that they were less concerned about it just because the supreme court was so much less powerful. and more questions good. all right. well, with that, i'd like to invite up our five speakers to the where we'll have our half an hour ish panel where everyone will get to talk about all the great things that we've learned today. pull on some of those common threads, a fun side note this very room where we're in and you can visit at the lyceum. in 1841, john quincy adams was speaking in room about society and, civilization. so now you have to come to the lyceum learn more about his speech here in 1841. so if we could have our speakers chris up and i'm excited to introduce phil greenwell again n

(jeff) well, jay, all i can tell you is this isn't funny. (jay) an american classic gets updated

jay o'brien, abc news washington.obina: a desperate search for family members who were kidnapped in central california. investigators say that they were taken from a visit -- from a business. they have released photos of all of the victims and an eight-month-old baby is among the missing. along with the child's parents and their 39-year-old uncle. >> we have no idea why the kidnapping or motivation behind it. another they are gone. we have evidence to indicate that the individuals involved in this destroyed evidence in an attempt to cover their tracks. jobina: the sheriff's office has released two photos of the suspects. the sheriff says that so far no ransom demands have been made. anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office. kumasi: the santa clara county board of supervisors discuss a new resolution aims to curb gun violence. it asks the county to fund and staff a special task force. the goal is to get illegal guns off of the streets, confiscating them for felons and people who are mentally ill

and jay-z the first to be inducted into the songwriters hall of fame.culture. so often we did not appreciate it. now we say why don't you talk about something substantive? now they doy but it is hidden with the other beats of the music. and the other stuff about partyings because if they can move your behind then they can move your brain otherwise you will not stick around long enough and then you go on to the next one so they have to move your behind to move the brain. but if you think about it, i was there they don't say he is postmodern blackness andos sensibilities and we should embraceth him. ♪♪ ♪♪ey they were not celebrating that in the late eighties. so this is a phenomenal culture created by people whose backs were against the wall with incredible dexterity and inventiveness taking the sound system imported from the caribbean with the speakers put them into the recreational spaces and then the dj was the biggest thing the words were the afterthought and now here we arees censoring the poetic inventiveness and the poetry of hip-hop artists at the

beyoncc, jay-z. when i think about the measure of the american soul what would this nation be without the trumpeting voice of martin luther king jr. . trumpeting the truth, putting brothers and sister, trumpeting civil disobedience . trumpeting violence and nonviolence. and the ways in which we go about trying to make and remake american society. and so in that sense our performances have and the balance of sanity and redemption for a nation that is often desiring in designing to undermine us. while we continually contest for the center of american art, craft, vision, history. and public policy and so i wanted to measure the ways in which we do that across the board in so many cgenres under so many rubrics as we call iforth the black excellence which whip withwhich we are guided, with which we are inspired . help inspire the world and help reshape the world, ldto participate as full-fledged citizens of a democracy that doesn't often appreciate we are in fact as will see and i'm sure we'll talk about

that actually the words for which jay-z wrote. jay-z from the east coast wrote a brilliant classic.eople don't know that. so the thing is, denzil has got the plight of standing to scott to play malcolm for ruben hurricane carter, up from drudgery and prisons plays a thoroughly bad and wicked character. cracks cannot be judged on it. for all eternity for. >> or halle berry they both want i get the argument what you got win when you plan black pathology. our pressures the same. i get all of that. that is legitimate and powerful. at the same time if we don't have the ability to be irreverent, because art is not simply meant to embrace and mcomfort you. it is sometime in tooth review weight and force you to deal with issues that are extremely powerful. dave chapelle. the point is black is always walking that fine line between its artistic imperative to represent the broad range of its truth recognition that politics are constantly infused in their 'particular practice. oh it is a heck of a combination. it's a heck of a balancing act. in hip-hop is that challenging form just like baraka

bennet: thank you, jay. thank you to cmu for hosting this tremendous event with cpr and the great daily sentinel. it is great to be back in grand junction. when i have traveled colorado, the most beautiful state, and my opinion. it is easy for me to summarize my town halls the last 10 or 14 years. people saying michael, we are working hard. no matter what we do, we cannot afford some combination of housing, health care, higher education or early childhood education. a reflection of an economy that for 50 years worked well for the top 10% of americans, but has not worked well for a out of 10 coloradans or nine out of 10 americans. we have to change that. in human history when people lose a sense of opportunity, someone inevitably shows up to say i alone can fix it, as donald trump did. he did not fix it, but that is what he said. you do not need the rule of law, you should expect the public and private sector to be hopelessly corrupt and bankrupt. that was what he ran on, the dark vision he won on. i am deepl

i am jay o'brien in washington.and seen video and surprising conclusion to the hearing. that's coming up. kumasi: phoenicia bakery a creating a life-sized edible display and it is something customers say you need. [laughter] reggie: so we will get punny today. kumasi: good morning. happy friday, october the 14th. reggie: let's start with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: let's look at visibility, we have issues. yesterday we had a better morning where we did not have dense fog. it's different this morning. certainly socked in a bit. we have .1 -- 1.25 mile visibility, napa at .5 mile. we will likely keep the fog, at least for the next two to three hours before the sun comes up and helps makes out this fog from our atmosphere. quite cool north bay, 40's and 50's, basically mid-50's around the bay shoreline. take the light jacket with you, maybe a couple extra layers, you will need them because the sun takes its time coming out. a live look at walnut creek, overcast skies, marine layer is expanding, and linda's well, so

officer to jay making himself available to schedule a property valuation. i similar cal but instead of doing a fire awareness fire break some properties. i tips and tricks that you can do to implement around your home to make your home safer. most of the 35 break-ins in pleasanton happened when the residents were not home. that's a good thing. >> officer to jay says the suspects usually target the homes from 5, 02:10pm, on friday. and saturday's reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. on the peninsula. tree trimmer and menlo was killed today when he fell into a wood chipper. that happened on the 900 block of peggy lane. not too far from flood park. police have not released many details other than saying that man have been trimming a tree somehow fell into the chipper. he died on the scene. we will bring you any new details as they come into the newsroom. the embattled antioch police department continues to try to clear some of the strain caused by a federal investigation. it was launched in august against 8 officers today,

according to the city's crime prevention officer ryan to jay, the thieves are looking for specific items to steal. they smashed the back slider and immediately go to the master bedroom. >> because it is calm almost every household that if i would like to get the jury, i'm going direct lee into the master bedroom, jewelry, purses, and these also go through closets, looking for safes with 35 home break-ins and counting this year in the city of pleasanton officer to jay wants residents to be aware and take action during this break in the homeowner security system was set off scaring the bad guys away this happened to have implemented security motion light, which is and it hurt this crime from current simply adding lighting. that's just one step in many steps you can do. police are still working to track down the suspects caught on camera pausing the video to give you a good look at suspect one and suspect 2 until an arrest is made officer to jay is offering property valuations to pleasanton residents. >> recommend you take advantage of the same crime prevention in your community. reach out

(jay) go! tonight, on jay leno's garage... we're exploring a whole new era of auto innovation. biden. the nice thing about this is you can outrun the secret service. we'll explore how classic cars are meeting up with cutting edge technology. (biden) forty percent of all the co2 going up is from the tailpipe. imagine if we just changed that. (jay) and can hot-rodding go green? let's find out! -look at that. -oh yeah. -we just laid rubber. -but the president

elizabeth: to what do you say, jay?he strategic reserves more than every president since nixon combined. could truckers face diesel shortages? is this biden's version of drain and pray? what do you say? >> i don't think this is, i think this is just a ploy. this is a political, you know, i'm calling it a ponzi scheme, somewhat of a sitting, we're going to, musical chairs. it is putting a lot of oil in the market with strategic reserves we don't have. all of sudden after the election, we're going to be looking for oil in the united states because our demand will be strong. we're not going to have it. we're going to be in a huge, have a huge problem coming up right after the elections. elizabeth: reports that saudi crown prince mohammed bin saloman in private is making fun of the president. the saudi energy minister made a veiled threat, nick, saying quote, we got to make it clear, losing emergency stock may become quote, painful in months to come. watch democrat senate candidate fetterman flip-flop on fracking. watch thi

now, jay is planning a benefit concert, and jay allen joins me now. jay? oh, timing, obviously, for your wedding, but fort myers, this area is close to your heart , as well as to your fiancees heart. talk about what you went through >> yeah, we're actually supposed to get married object 1 so just a couple days ago. we've been going down to fort myers for years. it's our home away from home. we started going to island hop per fest performing a couple years back and fell in love with the area so when my mother passed away, a lady stepped up and filled that role of mom for me and they actually own the wedding venue that we were supposed to get married at but it's completely gone, so instead of planning for a wedding, now we're planning for a relief concert here in nashville, hopefully we can send a lot of money back down there to our home away from home and help out >> cheryl: well certainly and not just personal for you but really personal for your fiancee apparently, she lost her home in a tornado when she was 17 so she knows firsthand what it feels like to

from louis armstrong, langston hughes, duke ellington, take the a train, ella fitzgerald, beyoncÉ, jayz, langston hughes, web dubois, martin luther king jr. when i think of the measure of american soul what would this nation be without the trumping voice of martin luther king jr. trumpeting the truth, trumpeting brotherhood and sisterhood, trumpeting civil disobedience, trumpeting anti-violence and nonviolence and the ways in which we go about trying to make and remake american society and so in that sense our performances have been the balance of sanity and redemption for a nation that is often desiring and designed to undermine us, to distort us, to subvert us, leave us on the weak side while we continually contest for the center of american art, craft, vision, history, projects of politics and public policy and so i wanted to measure the way in which we do that across the board under so many rubrics as we call forth the black excellence with which we are guided, by which we are inspired to help inspire the world, to help reshape the world to participate as full-fledged citizens of a

. >> who do you -- >> jay. >> i'm sorry. what do you call him? >> jay. >> jay?>> it's j.j. rush. i call him jay. >> that's right, her ex-husband, j.j. rush. small world. detective syers knew j.j. had run into him at crime scenes. jj was a medical examiners investigator. but why would cara shoot him? her answer was right there in the 911 call. >> my ex-husband came in and he raped me. >> he raped you? >> uh-huh. i shot him. >> rape? but that's all she said on the topic until about two hours later, when she told the deputy she needed medical attention. >> i need to see a doctor. i've been hurt. >> it was detective syers'job to sort through it all and he began by showing cara a bit of kindness. >> i went over and took the handcuffs off of her. >> she must have been relieved to have that happen. >> um -- i mean, her demeanor at that time was just questioning, i guess. i didn't take her as being under duress or relieved or anything like that. >> she must have seemed pretty upset. she just shot her ex-husband? >> not unduly. >> really? >> no. >> mind you, according to

jay paterno is now on the board of trustees as college sports reach a turning point. >> we have to be honest with ourselves. with 8 billion, we're in the sports entertainment business. >> reporter: nbc news has reviewed copies of nil contracts, promising high school athletes thousands, even millions of dollars. just this month nike announced nil deals with five student athletes, including lebron james' 18-year-old son. across the country, some states have nil laws most don't congress have yet the weigh in the ncaa tells nbc news all institutions are required to police themselves but the playbook can be complicated so educators are now sprinting to teach the new game plan. in philadelphia, this recent high school workshop focused on the potential pitfalls >> you got to understand what the contract says. >> reporter: al amadou is a top basketball prospect from pennsylvania what does basketball mean to you? >> almost everything. >> reporter: earlier this year the high school senior was approached about an nil deal to make a digital trading card >> you definitely profit a lot from it but

let's talk some playoff baseball blue jays. i look like they're going to tie up the series of the matter mariners. today. they're up 8, 1, but here the mariners are fighting back. this is a collapse by the blue jays. 3 runs score in the 8th inning with the bases loaded and 2 outs. as you saw there, jp crawford, flare to center bo bichette and george springer. then collide with each other. the fans, of course, concerned about what happened here. george springer getting carted off of the field. yeah, not great. so they're tied now at 9 top of the 9th, adam frazier hits the game, winning double to right field. their the mariners end up sweeping the blue jays in toronto rogers center shocked by what happened here. they're now going to be facing the astros in the alds and a best of 5 in houston. well, complete opposite happening in cleveland between the rays in the guardian's 16 pitchers combined for 39 strikeouts in no runs. that was until this. let's go to the bottom of the 15th inning. when guardians rookie oscar gonzalez lights.

(jay) tonight on jay leno's garage: (katee) do you wanna check your makeup?.. past 170 and the thing's shaky. ...while getting a glimpse of our bright future. yeah, this is what a rolls-royce should be. i mean, that's how quiet it is. the moment we've all been waiting for: the brand new all-electric ford f-150 lightning. i gotta get one of these. a jay leno's garage exclusive. music superstar pitbull takes us down his miami memory lane. (pitbull) my license got suspended so i said, "you know what? -just keep it suspended." -i'm not even gonna ask ya

leno. >> talking to jay leno so he's not your -- we'll see. i was saying, twitter's not going anywhere it's only getting bigger i don't know how you monetize it but i think it's here to stay. >> i think it's here to stay i would just -- when we -- let's play down the delegation road here, too, and his vision. there's, i guess, a philosophical question about the future of twitter, this objective town hall. is that possible you know, is this going to be a platform that you get some weight on one side of the conversation and it kind of spills over that the other people just don't want to be a part of it it's never been done to that scale. >> where is it now >> it's kind of a mess. >> it's totally weighted to one side going to be easy you don't block everybody from one side on the content. >> perhaps -- i guess i -- second law of thermodynamics, if things are left without a force put on it, it goes to chaos. i think that there's a chance -- or i think -- >> the world is in chaos yeah, that's just a reflection of it. >> it becomes chaotic. >> all r

jay never knew his own dad.tuations where they didn't have the familial love of both parents or whatnot tend to be that parent when they grow up. it's crazy to say, because he's got a million-dollar heart but a nickel head, always has. but he's hands-down the best father i've ever seen in my wife. i wish he had gone first and then i had seen how he did it. because i would havehi my kid's ruined them talthe to. why do it on the road? >> i i do it so i can take on it the road, sit with 1,200 to 18 hull people every night, who are dialed in as if it was a marvel movie. the movie's out, you can watch it at home. i'm touring it till december. this week i go to atlanta, orlando, tampa, nashville, and north carolina and south carolina. >> people at home are diving for their pens and pencils right now. >> i hope so, go to clerksiii.movie. >> such a pleasure. >> you're so sweet, juju, thank you. >> we'll be right back. plaque psoriasis.e to se now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin

goldman sachs says jay powell will likely raise rates 75 basis points on wednesday.hat's the fourth aggressive move in a row. my opinion, jeff, it has to be a big move or jay powell loses credibility. what's your response? >> to me jay powell has lot credibility from the minute he said inflation is transitory. now what i find with jay powell is that he is doing -- the fed's new strategy is to take the path of least embarrassment and they've blown their credibility and they've made mistakes and they're probably not going to make the same mistakes again. they're just going to make different mistakes and the mistake they're going to make this time is raising interest rates too high, too fast. they're going to move towards putting us in more of a recession to do something about the inflation so they're at a point right now where them regaining credibility is extrems unlikely as you putting on a halloween costume and going trick or treating tonight. stu: very good, jeff. there's people that tune in every monday morning to see you bash somebody. really cool stuff. thank yo

that means jay z and beyonce get a little break. z is still he's busy is getting in the robot. pizza games got his finger than food tech ventures. stellar pizza. >> started by former spacex employees. amazingly they they've developed a robot. apparently they can make pizza from scratch in just about 5 minutes. and this week the company announced a 16 and a half million dollar investment from jay z. that's a lot of money. rich guys, they'll throw away money. usually less be pretty good. tasting it students use la will be able to give stellar pizza shot when it launches this fall. but >> the company has plans to expand to other campuses, universities to pizzas will run between 7 and 12 bucks depending on the size ordered. and that's key that, yeah, that seems affordable. >> seems like a dine and dish abul thing. you've got nice try. we can get you set up with the jay z and might not grow from there. all right. kron, 4 news at 9. thanks for being with us this hour. keep it here. kron 4 news at 10 is coming up next. anybody could connec

jay who requested we hide his identity explained how five suspects broke into the safe room and nearly cleared the shelves loading boxes of coins into garbage bags. you can hear the suspects talking in audibly then the high-pitched alarm blaring so these are professionals jay and his partner estimate the loss at around $50,000. they have a combined 45 years of experience in the coin business and never expected a burglary of this magnitude in the neighborhood. you've just used to such a disably that this is happening to us. you feel the shock that this is happening in richmond district. jay wants to think quick thinking neighbors who woke up and alerted the police beating even the alarm company. he says the shop will recover and be back stronger than ever we stand about. 70 to 80,000 in the security and civilians, but we're going to spend more we don't want to be deterred by these people and just talk to in business will not powered we can keep moving on. strong message now believe it or not. the store is still open despite all of that debris left over from the burglary. unbelievable. s

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garcia was jay z an angel's cousin. she says the two went to berkeley high school the general consensus is that they went to a birthday party at an airbnb i think and i think there was a like verbal altercation or disagreement. it's believed the gunshots rang out sometime afterwards killing the two brothers and striking to others who survived garcia says jay z and angel where the oldest of six and we're always helping their mother. she says they were role models for their four young siblings. oh, slip like they would always be like, where are you going take me with you? i want to go with you garcia fought back tears as we spoke with her sunday night saying jay z had become excited about going to college someday an angel so outgoing someone who just loved living life. anger that some have jumped to their own conclusions saying her cousins were good kids for my perspective. it feels like you see to too young brown kids. who are victims of gun violence and most people's minds automatically just to gang association. that's

jay plays along. the whole stunt is to convince voters that he's not senile. that gramps can still drive the car. i'm surprised he said it's not racist. an extra six inches of leg room that marginalized communities can't afford. i don't think they can afford a classic corvette either, mr. aviator sunglasses. >> dana: heraldo thought it's funny that "the new york times" would write that the biden white house thinks him going on the jay leno show will appeal to republican voters. so weird. >> before i get an answer to that, i must say i have a bipartisan tie on and greg gutfeld has the same time what are the odds on that. >> greg: you should have called me this morning. >> i'm a certified gear head myself. a proud former member of the valve grinders. so to me, watching -- >> what? >> the valve grinders. my car club from long island. it's the coolest thing that biden has ever done. >> jesse: was janean in that cleanup? >> i went faster than he did. >> who would be drive something mural. so anyway, it's nice he did it. i want to get to politics. i believe that thi

bracing for today's september inflation reports and what it could mean for fed policy and fed chairman jay powell and that playbook in washington, d.c., the white house scrambling to contain the unexpected fallout from its decision to curb china trade with chips now another company is issuing a warning to shareholders. >>> opec is firing back yet again over allegations it's siding with russia amid its latest output cut, as crude bubbles back to near 90 bucks a barrel. >>> and call it the bank of he can land blame game. new comments this morning over what has been seen as a true failure of fiscal policy and later on, the activists are not done yet with one struggling retail chain it's thursday, october 13, 2022. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kick off your thursday morning with u.s. equity futures as the s&p looks to avoid a seven-session losing streak and bounce off its lowest close since november of 2020 futures right now indicating some modest gains at the opening bell akin to what we saw, remember, in

jay powell told us to focus on the latter. he says the only curve that matters.nsing, their job is done do you think they will go through with the rate hikes, all of the hawkish rhetoric they have been laying out? >> well the market right now is predicting that they will increase up to 5%. they're at 3% now. taking that back to mortgage rates, i saw the 30-year fixed at 7.2% as of yesterday, the day prior. that means if, if, jay powell is able to get up to 5% like the market thinks, that puts mortgage rates at about 10%, 10%. just think about that so we're already seeing softness all across the west coast in nominal prices. what happens to prices if mortgage rates go up to almost double digits? i mean it is kind of unbelievable to think about that. that is while unemployment is very, very low. so going back to what you're talking about with the inversion of the yield curve, that is a very powerful predictor of recession, especially when the three-month and the 10-year invert like it has just a couple weeks ago. it did again yesterday. it has been inverted through

we haven't seen them since. >> well, jay and kylee, thank you for joining us. a donation go to "fox & friends" and go luck on the wedding later on. more "fox & friends" in a couple. ♪ >> rachel, thanks for joining us. >> happy to be here. tomorrow and wednesday i'll be here. >> see you then. >> bill: good morning. you can check the calendar this morning. it's monday and 22 days before the mid-terms. new fox polling finding the economy is the top concern for voters. economy, inflation, put it in the same bushel right now. i'm bill hemmer. hooch you had a great weekend. bengals win. thought i would get that out early. >> dana: i knew that. i always check so i can calibrate what your mood is going to be in the morning. a great mood today, the bengals won, congratulations. i think the broncos lost. >> bill: they play tonig

. >> according to the city's crime prevention officer, ryan to jay, the thieves are looking for specific items to steal. they smashed the back slider and immediately go to the master bedroom. >> because it is calm almost every household that if i would like to get the jury, i'm going direct lee into the master bedroom, jewelry, purses, and these also go through closets, looking for safes with 35 home break-ins and counting this year in the city of pleasanton officer to jay wants residents to be aware and take action during this break in the homeowner security system was set off scaring the bad guys away this happen to have implemented the security motion light, which is huge it hurt this crime for a simply adding lighting. that's just one step in many steps you can do. police are still working to track down the suspects caught on camera pausing the video to give you a good look at suspect one and suspect 2 until an arrest is made officer to jay is offering property valuations to pleasanton residents. >> recommend you take advantage of the same crime prevention in your community. reach ou

blue jays hosting the mariners. american league wild card series. mariners. >> but up 3 in the first never looked back. he just juarez since the shot down the line in right, rbi double. seattle leads one, nothing. cal raleigh. he follows with a towering drive to right. it is over. it's a 2 run shot. luis castillo. held the blue jays bats in check in the mariners scored one game to in the best of 3 series about seattle. all right, on the cleveland, terry francona, the guardian's hosting the tampa bay rays guardians down one, nothing in the 6th man on jose ramirez. he goes with it right center. says it have enough. it cleveland has a 2, 1, lead and guardians hurler shane bieber was on the mound. he went 7 and two-thirds struck out 8 raise, including this one. guardian told on to win 2, 1, and they can clinch it tomorrow at home. again, these are all best of 3 have a red october in st. louis, where the cardinals took on the phillies. your favorite season. my favorite season cards up 2, nothing. in the night until the phillies put up 6 runs in the top o

(jay) well, it is, yeah. you go out dancing or roller skating? that is my life. tonight, on jay leno's garage... (alfonso) give a little c right here. (jay) there you go, there you are. ...we check out the hottest new cars at the cutting edge of design and performance. -rumbly. -rumbly. so get excited. ah-ooh! okay, maybe not that excited. -yes! -first, we'll marvel at the spiritual successor to the famous 240z, the new nissan z, with the one and only brie larson.

jay front retailing says they made new acquisition to enter the e-sport sector.r of the department stores will take over the store. the company manages professional teams and events. jay frontal choir more than 50% of the shares for about seven million dollars making it a subsidiary by the end of november. the department store operator plans to organize each sporting events at the outlets and other commercial facilities. they thohope to gain a necessw stream. demand for office space is recovering in the united states. after a slump during the coronavirus pandemic. two japanese real estate giants are involved in major projects at new york's manhattan distri. tokyo land is a partner in the development of a 47 story building which was officially opened on wednesday. it cost $1.7 billion to build. they have a stake in a 61 story building project in the hudson yards area undergoing redevelopment. the building was completed at a cost of more than $4 billion. leasing contracts have already been signed for more than 80% of the office space in the u.s. auto giant sold 49%

looking for safes with 35 home break-ins and counting this year in the city of pleasanton officer to jay wants residents to be aware and take action during this break in the homeowner security system was set off scaring the bad guys away. the that's happened to have implemented security motion light, which is huge it hurt this crime for recurrent simply adding lighting. that's just one step in many steps you can do. police are still working to track down the suspects caught on camera pausing the video to give you a good look at suspect one and suspect 2 until an arrest is made officer to jay is offering property valuations to pleasanton residents. >> recommend you take advantage of the same crime prevention and your community reach out to sheriff's department, reach out to your police department. >> and half of the crime prevention specialist crime prevention officer come out and do and safety evaluation on your property. >> most of the 35 break-ins in pleasanton happened when residents were not home office or to jay says the suspects usually target homes from 05:00pm to 10:00pm on frida

famiy and friends identify the two brothers as jay-z and angel sew tell low garcia. the taller one on the left was the older brother. 17-year-old jay-z. a junior at berkeley high. the one one on the right 15-year-old an, a sophomore at berkeley high. ns say about 30, 40 teens attended what was believed to be a birthday starting around 8:00 sy night. two hours later just before 10:00 p.m. a shooting broke out. >> just started as a commotion.e you know, young people drinkingd kind of gathering. and started

shout out to tim for allowing toronto blue jays content in the program. it's a big season for the yankees as well. kriti: he is in the control room celebrating nonstop. the markets are down. they are down big to the tune of two .6% on the s&p 500. -- 2.6% on the s&p 500. stick with us. this is bloomberg. >> the most crucial moments in the trading day, this is "bloomberg markets: the close," with caroline hyde, romaine bostick, and taylor riggs. caroline: two hours, the technical term. romaine: the other technical term we are talking about is the pivoter. taylor: to unpivot.

so i go by jay. so jay newman, it was a very nice intro. at least for another week. i'm at new river gorge, so i'm wearing i'm trying to get the olmsted hat back on. and it's sort of fitting. so. well, i want to i want to thank any opie when i think i'd like to thank the architect of the capitol, james, who was here before and really everybody for attending today. you know, i've been saying it's just really good to see folks and to be attending, to be presenting or attending, you know, events like this. so it's just it's wonderful, you know, washington is a symbol of democracy. i think we heard all about the wonderful sites in the area and the olmsted olmsted senior in the firm had a big hand in the design of the capitol grounds around the landscaping, around the white house, the cathedral and so much more. and and kim mentioned teddy roosevelt island or theodore roosevelt island. if you're talking to a descendant. so i worked at george washington memorial parkway for a few years. and and you get a chance to see you know, just these wonderful places and and that that

. >> you know, it's interesting, jay, that jeff mentions that there was an interesting tweet from ryanich, you know, who watches the market a lot from a market technician standpoint saying the 5.7% start is the best start to a new quarter since the second quarter of 1938. 1938, the best start to a q4 here for the s&p this is something now where investors may be grappling with this idea there's more downside to come. but you can't ignore what happened in the last two days, can you? >> no, although, as you points out, it's a huge move. we would -- not to get too shrug-oriented, we're going to be under pressure. think about the day tachlt it's all labor related. we have a very strong labor market because we're coming out of a pandemic, so that's likely to pressure rates. but we're quite constructive, not bullish but constructive not because of technicals but fundamentals next wednesday starting earnings season ppis will be reported. could be positive. the fed's ultra-hawkish policy is melting down europe, which they're going to be slow to perceive it's almost like their third mandate is t

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