jeffery: what are the stereotypes that bother you? jeffery: -- >> there are so many.south is probably chief among them. it's like, have you been in any place besides the south? more to the point, have you been here? you know, there's racism everywhere. this is an incredibly diverse region but all you ever hear about is what's happening in the red state legislatures. it is quite enraging. jeffery: but her biggest subject, her constant concern no -- climate change and its consequences near and far. most of us, she says, don't notice the impact of environmental change, including our reliance on chemicals to create our perfect lawns. >> even within the world of backyard nature, we are losing so much, so quickly. i can't imagine that people don't notice it, because -- amna: the things you write about -- jeffery: the things you write about, the bees. >> the bees, the butterflies, the songbirds, the skinks, the tree frogs, the bats. we are losing them all. we're watching an apocalypse unfold in our own backyards and it's alarming and it's tragic and it's heartbreaking. every

jeffery: now, people do read essays.ly following in the new york times. her subjects, described as “flora, fauna, politics and culture in the american south.” “dolly parton just did the most punk rock thing you could imagine." “i just turned 60, but i still feel 22.” “the boring bill in tennessee that everyone should be tfee rso nashe in a red state. >> people asked me don't i ever , worry about running out of ideas. how could i ever run out of ideas? jeffery: she talks a lot about stereotypes of the south. >> i want just to focus on my homeland. it is not this beleaguered place people flee. jeffery: what are the stereotypes that bother you? >> there are so many. the belief that racism is exclusive to the south is probably chief among them. it's like, have you been in any place besides the south? more to the point, have you been here? you know, there's racism everywhere. this is an incredibly diverse region but all you ever hear about is what's happening in the red state legislatures. it is quite enraging. jeffery: but h

who has muscular dystrophy. >> jeffery is in a power wheelchair. that's how we get him anywhere. all his doctor's appointments. if we want to go have lunch or dinner. you just don't put him in a regular car. >> reporter: after talking with police about how much the van meant to them -- >> i think the person that took it didn't realize what they took from us and it's not doing him any good. jeffery needs it. >> reporter: they got it back. damaged but useable. found among other stolen vehicles relief at the end of a long and frustrating day. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> the national park service's oldest active ranger retired today after a decade and a half of service. she celebrated her 100th birthday in september of last year and spent her last day providing an interpretive program to the public and visiting co-workers at the rosie the riveter world war ii memorial. sos kin founded reid's records in berkeley with her former husband the first black owned record store in the bay area. she was active in the civil rights movement and later work

. >> jeffery is in a powerful wheelchair and that's how we got him anywhere. appointments, you don't put him anyone a regular car. >> reporter: san jose police say they found the van. the family says it is a little worse for wear but it is certainly usable. >>> millennial tower suddenly got noisier. crews are moving to the next phase of the project. the city is not yet signed off on some serious revisions to the so-called fix. we have the story that you will only see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: as you can hear behind me work entered a new phase at the millennial tower. crews are using this giant jackhammer to dig around fremont street making room for more concrete. finally entering the building to bedrock. the tower now leaning 27 inches to the northwest to the top. that's 10 more inches since work on this so-called fix started last year. engineers say they expect the high-rise to tilt a little more by the time the work is done. some experts fear this new round of digging could make the building sink far more than anticipated. >> it is risky. >> reporter: bo

joining us is brent thill, analyst at jefferies. he has a hold rating on twitter.er price is $54. why are $50? you think he has got it? there seems to be some skepticism. brent: the stock is reflecting that element of can he cut the gap. we think this gets done. there are a lot of things that have to happen in twitter most of these things are probably done better in private. he has tweeted about the user interface, turning the san francisco headquarters into a homeless shelter. i do not think he meant that literally, but he is looking at the productivity of twitter employees is among the worst of any of the internet companies we cover. i think ultimately the board believes from a technology perspective elon musk -- we continue to think he can take some pretty stringent actions. what does he do the aftermath? does he move the headquarters, does he inflict a major headcount reduction? those are all yet to be announced. ultimately there is a lot of improvement and i think this is better done privately. from his perspective, i think he is a heavy user so he has some gr

joining us now is jared weisfeld jefferies managing director. michael from "the big short. he had a tweet saying there is the slowing u.s. consumer. i guess hoping for bad news, i how do we read amazon? is this the first sign of the truly slowing american consumer? >> good morning, brian thanks for having me on. you know, amazon report was pretty nasty under the surface i think the bigger problem with amazon is the deleveraging of the model. they reported q1 operating 31% below consensus. they got in the high end of the june quarter 56% below consensus. a lot of that was amazon specific i would take the opposite point from the health of the consumer. this is true of both apple and amazon earnings calls. they went out of the way to talk about the consumer remaining fairly okay. inflation is continuing to be a key concern. these prices are remaining high. there is the fear that the consumer will slow down. as of now, i think we are getting the blessing from two of the largest tech companies that the consumer is hanging in there. >> i guess, jared, hanging in there is good, bu

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i had called to support jeffery bourne. you can either thank him or chastise him for his work. and if he has withdrawn his application for disappointment at this time, then perhaps another appointment would be in order for him if he's interested in serving as a city. and thanks for listening. >> chairman: thank you. and i believe the clerk of this committee said precisely that, dr. bourne that we hope he will apply and bring his skills and oversight. are there any other members of the public or board on this item? >> clerk: i believe we have one additional caller. >> chairman: next speaker, please. >> caller: hi there. hi there. thank you. i'm with community services. i'm also a resident of the mission district and i'm calling to support mary kate bacalao. i've seen a balance representation from her. and being from the neighborhood that has been overlooked in some of our services in terms of homelessness services that we provide to the adult shelters, i feel confident with mary kate, there will be a balanced approached with that. i feel it's a good edition and also being a woma

to the bleachers and left off daulton jefferies. the giants jumping out to a lead onto the seventh.er, here it comes. just enough salsa, hits the metal on the top of the right-field wall and that is a homerun of the three went -- three run jack and they are victorious by a final of 8-2. will steph curry return for the warriors? it sounds like a good idea but the curve is revealing absolutely nothing. . played 37 minutes on sunday. the injured foot seems to be ok now. this is a potential closeout game for the dubs. steve, what is your plan? >> he has no limitations. i know what your next question would be. >> is he going to start tomorrow? >> i am not answering that question. we will figure it out. >> you had to make the right call in terms of what is in the spirit of winning and giving yourself and your team the best shot at winning. >> and ba tonight, what a finish in memphis. john moran pretty quiet much of the night -- ja morant pretty quiet much of the night. welcome to my poster. down three. final seconds, anthony edwards drills the three to tie it at 109-109. and then he gambl

concern for saudi arabia as he works to bring one of their main rivals back to the table the washington jeffery ship to hit moscow where her new cut off their oil supply for the rest of the world has pushed the us to look into working with countries. it currently has your sanctions on such as that is where a lot of hand of course are wrong. and that would mean a resurrection of the iran nuclear deal, leaving saudi arabia, which is still actively a war with the iranian back. goofy is not happy. meanwhile, another one of washington's closes allies in the region who is currently feeling betrayed. is israel at the same time, israel will do anything we believe is needed to stop the random nuclear prob program. anything from our point of view of the random threat is not theoretical. the rain is wants to destroy israel. they will not succeed. we will not let, despite the recent summit in israel, where secretary of de antony blinking that with top arab diplomats and tried to reassure that washington is still their protector. it appears that the american spell has been broken because despite the by an a

to the bleachers and left off daulton jefferies. the giants jumping out to a lead onto the seventh. here it comes. just enough salsa, hits the metal on the top of the right-field wall and that is a homerun of the three went -- three run jack and they are victorious by a final of 8-2. will steph curry return for the warriors? it sounds like a good idea but the curve is revealing absolutely nothing. . played 37 minutes on sunday. the injured foot seems to be ok now. this is a potential closeout game for the dubs. steve, what is your plan? >> he has no limitations. i know what your next question would be. >> is he going to start tomorrow? >> i am not answering that question. we will figure it out. >> you had to make the right call in terms of what is in the spirit of winning and giving yourself and your team the best shot at winning. >> and ba tonight, what a finish in memphis. john moran pretty quiet much of the night -- ja morant pretty quiet much of the night. welcome to my poster. down three. final seconds, anthony edwards drills the three to tie it at 109-109. and then he gambles

aforementioned carlos road on taking the mound for the giants and he'll be going up against daulton jefferies for the aids is having a really nice season so far. so good. that first pitch coming up at 6.45. and we're going to have reports throughout the night here on kron. 4 news. back to you guys. >> all right, kate, thank you for that. have fun while you're out there tonight. >> all right, kate, and obviously trying go to the game. going to wear. what are you going to maybe sit a little traffic getting over there in the city if you're from oakland, but lawrence, as you would have a jacket this a good appetite, that food at great food. my gosh. everything you possibly imagine. it's one of the best stadium things. please make sure your wallet full time. about the heavy headed up to the park yeah, it's cape meant to those winds. >> happen with it. and that's going to kind of be the weather story for tonight. it's going to be whipping around the park. so it's going to feel cooler than the actual temperatures out tonight. yeah, looking good. you're going to see mostly clear skies. the winds gust

jeffries fan bryce harper in the first and then hey and segura in the fourth, five shutout innings for jefferieswn falls in left field and the top of the sixth elvis andres comes around from second. in the aids had their first lead of the season. still one nothing in the seventh when billy mckinney made things a little more comfortable, mckinney crushes up bailey falter pitch puts it well into the seats in right center. he is going to win 4 to 1 is five oakland pictures limited the fields to just three hits. congratulations to the dugout from mark coates, who gets his first win as a manager. both barea teams understand the worst playing tonight and they'll find out their playoff seeding for sure as the result of their game with new orleans today, highlights and going back to the master scheffler just dominated from the start and so fun to see tiger back in it like after everything he's been through and do so well, especially that first day that was such an accomplishment for him, and scottie scheffler is the man in golf rate, credible dominator. thank you, joe. dominator. thank you, joe. goodnig

my name is jeffery tumlin, and i am the executive director of the sfmta, and welcome to the new van ness avenue. this has been a very long time in coming, but i am so proud of the results that all of my teams have produced. the new van ness avenue is a part of our efforts to reimagine san francisco streets, to rethink our streets to allow them to move more people as the city grows, and to prioritize the people with the fewest mobility choices, and that is what we're steadily delivering all over san francisco, so these projects include some obvious components like the bright red new transit only lanes that are built of 2 feet thick of red concrete that's red all the way through. it includes rebuilding everything of the overhead power structure, including 375 new trees and 4,000 drought resistant new shrubs, but the best part is the undergroundwork. we dug up and unsnarled 150 years' worth of crazy utilities, including 10,000 feet of communication fiber optics lines, 18,000 feet of sewer pipes, including 19 century brick sewers, 25,000 feet of water pipes, and 5,000 feet of ductwork to pow

my name is jeffery tumlin, and i am the executive director of the sfmta, and welcome to the new van ness avenue. this has been a very long time in coming, but i am so proud of the results that all of my teams have produced. the new van ness avenue is a part of our efforts to reimagine san francisco streets, to rethink our streets to allow them to move more people as the city grows, and to prioritize the people with the fewest mobility choices, and that is what we're steadily delivering all over san francisco, so these projects include some obvious components like the bright red new transit only lanes that are built of 2 feet thick of red concrete that's red all the way through. it includes rebuilding everything of the overhead power structure, including 375 new trees and 4,000 drought resistant new shrubs, but the best part is the undergroundwork. we dug up and unsnarled 150 years' worth of crazy utilities, including 10,000 feet of communication fiber optics lines, 18,000 feet of sewer pipes, including 19 century brick sewers, 25,000 feet of water pipes, and 5,000 feet of ductwork to pow

one analyst at jefferies saying he thinks the rally yesterday may have been overdone because it is overit is unclear exact he what elon musk means to accomplish with that stake. nevertheless, up 1.3% for that stock. gains not continuing for tesla. it reported record deliveries for the first quarter over the weekend, up more than 5% on the back of that yesterday. getting some of that back this morning, down about 0.7%. in electric air vehicles, a stock i wanted to point to is lily him -- is lilium, saying they are starting another round of testing on aircrafts. tom: right now the conversation of the day for people clipping coupons, kathy jones joins us, chief income strategist at charles schwab. the bloomberg corporate total return index is down 8.6%, and i'm going to guess i've given up to and a half years of coupon enjoying the price decline in corporate bonds. there is the full faith in credit story as well. the great dynamics here, this is tuesday dynamics on "bloomberg surveillance," the great dynamic here is with a rising coupon, it is ok to step in and buy even with further price

brent thill, jefferies analyst, joins us.ou were vocal about whether or not this kind of deal would go through, even before elon musk talked about buying the deal, simply about taking a stake, you were skeptical. what do you make of these developments? brent: i think the board will say no to that reference price. it is obviously not professional. i don't think the board wants to deal with that for various reasons. we think the bid would have to be about 60. two, no think the board wants a single owner. i think they want this to be operated by a consortium. third, what is the backup opportunity? brett taylor, who is on the board, is extremely well-connected in the technology community, knows everyone in tech. another individual on the board knows everyone in the private equity world, so they are both integral to the board. they have great cocaptains among others on the board. so i don't worry about that. the question is what does -- what is must going to do with the stock? he said he would dump it if you got a no and this is t

dalton jefferies went five score less innings. the win as he left the ballgame. top of the seventh now. billy mckinney. his first homer of the season to right center. 2-0 oakland the a's get their first win of the season . -1. that's mark kotsay's first win as a manager. plenty of hugs there in tampa starting tomorrow. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion. dion: ukraine's president is warning of a new assault on his country. what the next target could be for russian troops. and a bay area grocery store shutdown the everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity internet and mobile together, you can save hundreds off your wireless bill compared to t-mobile. (phone rings) it's for you. learn more about gig-speed wifi or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click,

. >>> and jeffery epstein's partner ghislaine maxwell will not be granted a new trial. the judge said the mistake was unfortunate, but not deliberate. maxwell was convicted in december. she says she is innocent of the charges. >>> the national championship for women's college basketball is set. uconn and south carolina. all eyes tonight on the men will villanova and kansas and maybe the final game for coach k. morgan chesky is in the superdome where the final four is held. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: kristen, no complaints here. you can feel that anticipation building ahead of the exciting match ups. hard to believe each men's team left in the final four won three titles. unc with six alone. it will be an exciting night for basketball. what a kickoff. uconn ending stanford's winning streak and then south carolina is the team to beat after topping louisville. >> the huskies will play for a national title. >> reporter: happiness on the hard court. uconn beating stanford. thanks to two free throws. the 11-time national champions hoping to make it a dozen. on sunday

my name is jeffery tumlin, and i am the executive director of the sfmta, and welcome to the new van ness avenue. this has been a very long time in coming, but i am so proud of the results that all of my teams have produced. the new van ness avenue is a part of our efforts to reimagine san francisco streets, to rethink our streets to allow them to move more people as the city grows, and to prioritize the people with the fewest mobility choices, and that is what we're steadily delivering all over san francisco, so these

i had called to support jeffery bourne. you can either thank him or chastise him for his work. and if he has withdrawn his application for disappointment at this time, then perhaps another appointment would be in order for him if he's interested in serving as a city. and thanks for listening. >> chairman: thank you. and i believe the clerk of this committee said precisely that, dr. bourne that we hope he will apply and bring his skills and oversight. are there any other members of the public or board on this item? >> clerk: i believe we have one additional caller. >> chairman: next speaker, please. >> caller: hi there. hi there. thank you. i'm with community services. i'm also a resident of the mission district and i'm calling to support mary kate bacalao. i've seen a balance representation from her. and being from the neighborhood that has been overlooked in some of our services in terms of homelessness services that we provide to the adult shelters, i feel confident with mary kate, there will be a balanced approached with that. i feel it's a good edition and also being a woma

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joining me chief market strategist at jefferies.at to see you why is this so important, you're not the only one listening to see if sales could be in the future >> early in the year we highlighted this idea to our clients asset sales could become part of the mix. i think last time they weren't, the fed really drifted away from that even though a lot of discussion of it in the early days of q1 and q2 and added $5 trillion worth of securities in two years. the primary method for creating this accommodation and i think it's important to talk about the balance sheet and think about the balance sheet when you're unwinding it, and made it clear after some time might consider it might not do it but considering it is probably a slight shock to the marketed and why the ten yield went up in the last 24 hours and the curve, got to about minus eight. earlier, you have it in front of you, 20. >> plus 20 yeah a hefty change in 30 bits on the curve. >> is it a sign of success two important things hanned here ian pointed out fed got more hawkish wh

my name is jeffery tumlin, and i am the executive director of the sfmta, and welcome to the new van nesss been a very long time in coming, but i am so proud of the results that all of my teams have produced. the new van ness avenue is a part of our efforts to

in an interview a few days ago, with ann apple balm and jeffery goldberg from the atlantic magazine, at his presidential compound in kyiv, he said when some leaders ask me what weapons i need, i need a moment to calm myself because i already told them the week before, it's groundhog day and i feel like bill murray. also, despite the extent to which ukraine has been able to hold off the russian invasion so far, zelenskyy told the atlantic, quote, the optimism that many americans and europeans and some ukrainians are currently expressing about the war is unjustified. if the russians are not expelled from ukraine's eastern province, zelenskyy said, they can return to the center of ukraine and even to kyiv. it is possible. now is not yet the time of victory. apple balm and goldberg continue, quote, ukraine can win, and by win, zelenskyy means continue to exist, as a dozen if permanently besieged state. only if ukraine's allies in washington and across europe move with alacrity to sufficiently own the country. he said quote we have a very small window of opportunity. again, ann apple balm

his faithful number of daulton jefferies, 1-0 toronto. everyone wearing 42.t his own team, and tony has a. over to a couple of walks into the seventh. 3-1 toronto. this time they are diving and not making the catch. the jays go on to win. that is a wrap on morning sports join us for warriors versus nuggets tonight at 5:30. have a great weekend. liz: let us get a check of the forecast, we are so excited. lisa: it is a little more than april showers, we are talking the wind and mountain snow with rainfall amounts more than we have seen in quite some time. there are two more behind the system. sonoma just east of novato looking at good rain. taking you down through san rafael and central marin county light to moderate rain. lights now but consistent to half moon bay and have your around dublin. 680, livermore looking at some wet weather, and into the south bay, filling in nicely from san jose and down the central coast. monterey through big sur, decent and impressive rainfall. temperatures in the mid 50's with a warmer start. fog and visibility reduced to a mile

jimmy: be sure to tune in tomorrow night ethan hawke will be on the show [ cheers and applause jim jefferiesth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now we're going to get to the news president biden spent the weekend at his home in delaware, but eventually the secret service found him and

that's according to randy conic of jefferies that's why he likes planet fitness and five below they'reuse another problem with rising rates is the rising dollar which hurts multinational earnings who loses the inmiddle income consumer companies think gap or department stores also, staple stocks have decent steady dividends which are less attractive when rates rise because bonds are the alreadytalready alternatives that's why the highest dividend payers work great. kraft with 4.5%. campbells soup, they're low growth companies with high cash flow and extra high dividend payers they're working really well right now, for those reasons the market isn't paying up for growth, which is why a lot of steady stables are growing hersheys, very domestic, no worries about global growth and the stronger dollar, as opposed to mondelez, which is more exposed to emerging markets and europe and is underperforming. >> when we come back, jan hatzius on how rising interest rates will impact another area of the economy, the housing market >> plus, the latest on the twitter saga and the plunge in chinese inte

principles he's even considered building a new social media platform, he says joining us now is jefferies, steve kovac, and wealth editor robert frank let's dive in, brent you have a hold rating on twitter. does this news of musk's involvement change the story >> as you say, don't bet against musk there's a halo effect in the interim. i don't think 30% of returns justify for a new shareholder. if any one of our clients came in, that certainly would create that kind of move as a passive investor so fundamentally, twitter has been strulging relative to its peers. stock has been cheap and many of the names are down, but we think that ultimately this move now refl reflects fundamentals are getting back on track. the new ceo is going to have a positive impact in thenix few quarters but it's too early to call the fundamental return of twitter. many of the advertisers still are struggling with roi. they're seeing better roi on different platforms. >> you think it's overdone have we heard anything from the company? they have a fairly newish ceo. i wonder how he's going to handle this new challeng

jeffries fan bryce harper in the first and then hand segura in the fourth five shutout innings for jefferiesds made him a winner. thanks to this hit by seth brown that falls in left in the top of the sixth. coming in elvis andres comes around from second and the aids had their first lead of the season. still want nothing. in the seventh win, billy mckinney made things a little more comfortable. mckinney crushes a bailey falter pitch puts it well into the seats and right center is going to win. 4 to 1 is five oakland pictures limited the fields to just three hits. congratulations in the dugout from mark katz, who gets his first win as a major league manager. with lots more on sports traffic jason appelbaum coming up at 11 30. we look forward to it, joe. thank you. alright. next at 11. hopefully nobody in those houses over there are you know they're the ones who are traumatized or, you know, hopefully don't find bullet casings. witnesses react to hearing gunfire on interstate 5 80 in oakland. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. witnesses say they heard a barrage of gunfire on inte

my name is jeffery tumlin, and i am the executive director of the sfmta, and welcome to the new van ness avenue. this has been a very long time in coming, but i am so proud of the results that all of my teams have produced. the new van ness avenue is a part of our efforts to reimagine san francisco streets, to rethink our streets to allow them to move more people as the city grows, and to prioritize the people with the fewest mobility choices, and that is what we're steadily delivering all over san francisco, so these projects include some obvious components like the bright

american ex pat jeffery klein, hullburt claims he died when he got into a fight on the boat and too afraiding of the body. >> there was a picnic area. i'm not as smart as, it was definitely the wrong thing to do and was not in that situation before and i didn't know what to do. i am a bad guy. i can't myself differently. but i am sorry and there is nothing i can do to bring those people back. >> hullburt said he repeatedly he is sorry for what he has done, but he does shed tears not for the victims but his wife who he says is innocent. >> i'm sorry. >> she didn't deserve it. if i could do anything, it is for her. >> the man who said he killed six people had time to sit in a cell, and think about his own death. wum hulburt and his wife laura, apparently referred threats in prison. >> there isn't a guard in this jail who doesn't give me a cell phone and gives me death threats from these people. i'm a dead man. i don't even care. that's not even important. but my wife doesn't deserve this. >> did you talk to your lawyers about this and what other option does you have? >> options? what options

slew of analysts out with positive notes following an event hosted by top nike executives jpmorgan, jefferieshighlighting optimism for nike to deliver sequential improvement in china especially matt boss of jpm highlighting the china story, despite the fact we have lockdowns. it's hard. nike gets hit when there are macro concerns and then you hear from the company, you heard from the cfo, and everything seems to be going just fine talked a lot about the brand heat smin of the new releases. how does nike stock look overall for a brand that does have pricing power but also gets whipsawed by the macro >> it's been a little bit in the penalty box. i think it's largeby because it did have this amazing run. a lot of the elite global brands did through the pandemic it's still 20% off its high, so it's been holding in this range. it first got to this price in late 2020, like around thanksgiving of 2020 so it's really been long sideways i do think it's going to trade at a premium the question is how much of one. it's like 35 times forward earnings well down from where it was at the peak i do think any

maybe it trades back to 47 and we'll see i think it can trade higher from here >> or brent thiel at jefferies was interviewed on cnbc today and he said he thought things probably looked so bad the board just gave up and that was his takeaway from how quickly this deal came together >> to tim's point, though, in this environment that we're in right now, to see a company like this as not growing, they're not monetizing, they're not growing their user base and their sales are not growing. their sales growth is like half that of snap right now so the fact that this thing is going to trade at seven times sales for this size at a 43 doesn't make a whole lot of sense in this market environment that we're in. so i'm kind of in karen's camp i don't think there were too many other bids. largely because we know that strategic can't buy it for regulatory reasons but again, i think tim made this point really well last week, is if he doesn't buy the ad model and you want to go to more subscription things the business might get smaller before it ever guess bigger and that's why it needs to be retooled in th