that's jay johnson. i can promise you that most republicans respect jay johnson. president biden met with democratic lawmakers this week to push for migrant protection republicans say they're willing to work with democrats on a dock, a deal as long as the border is secured. first. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at a very foggy golden gate bridge on this friday evening. friday evening. know what that means, going to talk about fun things that are so many things going on. barely have enough time of the show to cover mall. but we've got 4 of them for you anyway. >> it looks like it's going to be a good weekend to get out there and enjoy some of these fun activities, especially outdoors. one of those might be familiar with the sonoma county fair, very popular fare. if you're headed in that direction should be a great time. they got everything set up out there. temperatures really pretty nice tomorrow. i think you're in mostly the 70's by sunday, probably up in the 80's. it will be mostly sunny and warm. you want to wear some sunscreen that all b

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that's jay johnson.ou that most republicans respect jay johnson. >> president biden met with democratic lawmakers this week to push for migrant protection. republicans say they're willing to work with democrats on a dock, a deal as long as the border is secured. first. still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news the giants host the a l west-leading houston astro's kylen mills. >> showing us how they fared. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> wild day in major league baseball full of all kinds of trades and craziness. finally coming to an end. the giants hosting the houston astros and this game also wild. all right. you got to check out this fan already has a kris bryant jersey. at least we think kris bryant jersey. i guess there was a giant who is up right back in the 60's. but we don't think that's an all right. giant down by around one on for buster posey when he drives that one high and deep to left true dropped just in front of wall. kevin gausman will come in to score t

i can promise you most republicans respect jay johnson. jillian: what you think about that?mportant to get somebody whose focus on this and doesn't just take it as a joke. what's happening at the poor is serious and it's a humanitarian crisis. we need to sit down and listen and being willing to work with leaders are from across the aisle on solutions that will protect this country. i am optimistic but not necessarily as helpful as i could be that the administration will take it seriously. jillian: thank you very much for joining us. appreciate your time. eric. eric: it's been 46 years yesterday since the disappearance of jimmy hoffa. in the years, there have been many claims what happened to the labor leader and where he ended up authorities told our investigating information aired on our fox nations riddle. the search for hoffa was buried in a metal trough under an elevated highway in jersey city, new jersey. so we went there and guess what we found. >> it remains the greatest mystery in american history. what happened to jimmy hoffa? the legendary junior leader disappeared

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jay johnson is with me. former secretary of homeland security under president obama. mr.time this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> i wish it were on better news but this is the reality. our colleague, donie o'sullivan, went to the trump rally in ohio over the weekend. and one of trump's supporters said we are going to be in a civil war. and that supporter was not alone. how big is this threat? >> the temperature is high, right now. there was a poll released about a month ago. that indicated that a full-15% of americans ascribe to the qanon theory that our government, the media, the financial world is run by satanic-worshipping pedophiles. 15%. that is one-in-six americans. the temperature is high right now. the threat of domestic-based violent extremism is high right now. that -- that pot of water boiled over, on january 6th. and there's no reason to suspect that it's over. that may have been the tip of the iceberg. >> it is -- that's an extraordinary number -- it's not new. and this form, it's relatively new. but you confronted it when -- when you were secretary, in

jay barry will break it down for us. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: from london, i'm guy johnson. -- guy: from london, i'm guy johnson.tility is catching everybody by surprise. everybody thought the bond yields would go higher, they have gone lower. hedge funds are trading the market, on average already sitting on are at record levels of leverage. but where is the advantage in this situation right now? we're looking at that. >> so there are some catalysts to look forward to, earnings, right? morgan stanley pointed out to hedge fund clients that the bears are worth listening to when it comes to realizing expectations are skyhigh. earlier this week, they told hedge fund clients that sentiment feels shaky at best, despite the second-best first half since 1998. if you look at hedge fund performance, you can see them up on the year, up about 10%, 9%, but still trailing the s&p 500. now, investors are thinking, wait a minute, are all of these leveraged returns? leverage is sitting at record highs, we have already seen some debacles earlier this year. this is not bad news across the board, it is good news for the stock picke

johnson hotel. we played at american university the night before. with ralph nader, and myself and my brother and then jay guile's played. proco harem played outside of the embassy there. the next night we were on the big stage and we played that night, i have pictures of phil oakes he was my hero at the time, and the next day when they shut the power and the storm trooper started coming, we got to play again because i went to the promoter and said they are leaving one microphone on, and we are the acoustic group, so we played with one microphone. we played for about an hour while the fighting was going on and the protesting. we were finally forced off the stage, we threw our instruments to the people in the crowd, and we jumped into the crowd and we escaped. we flew to university of massachusetts, and they didn't know about the fighting. it wasn't on the news that the stormtroopers came, it wasn't on the news that everybody got beat up and got arrested. so when we got two university of massachusetts, we were just musicians we were reporters. and thank you for your book lawrence, it's the first time i got

elizabeth warren would like so she seems to be potentially -- if jay does not get the nod -- people figure she is next in line. haidi: johnson johnson raises its annual forecasts after a strong quarterly sales rebound from one year ago. we will have more on the data. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: a study has found that johnson & johnson's single-dose covid vaccine produces relatively low levels of antibodies against the delta variant. that is raising questions about how well the shot will hold up against the strain that is spreading rapidly in many countries. we spoke to j&j's cfo, joseph wolk. joseph: johnson & johnson is proud to be part of the solution set despite last night's report. we think that the data shows that this is very effective against many variants inclusive of the more recent delta variant, and hospital systems and health care professionals are much better equipped to address pandemic situations. you know, as they mentioned, last year, elective procedures were kind of put on pause. if you are one of those people suffering, it is not all that elective so hospitals and health care administrators have done a fan

johnson hotel. we played at american university the night before with with ralph nader. and myself and my brother and then jay giles played and then poco haram played outside at the amphitheater and then the next night. we were on on the big stage and we played that night. i got pictures of phil oakes. he was my hero at the time and the next day. when they shut the power in the storm troopers started coming we got the play again because i went to the promoter and said they're leaving one microphone on and we were acoustic group. and so we played with the one microphone. so we played for about an hour while the fighting was going on in the protesting. we were finally forced off the stage everything. we threw our instruments to the people in the crowd and we jumped into the crowd and we we escaped we got to umass we flew to umass and we played in a protest in umass and they didn't know about the fighting. it wasn't on a news that the storm troopers came. it wasn't on the news that everybody got beat up and got arrested. so when we got to umass we were only musicians we were reporters and thank you for your book