>> go. >> and jenny touched on it, the bifurcated market. if you look at the s&p 500 overall you would see the multiple and say, nope, this isn't priced in there. if you strip out the seven stocks basically responsible for all of this year's gain, then the multiple comes down to something that i'm not going to say it's cheap that would be too extravagant but definitely not -- it's definitely pricing in something, probably a short, shallow recession, and you look at these sectors, even the beaten down financials, industrials, 23 materials, these dividend yels they do look forgiving if -- this is the big if, that the recession is short and shallow and over by the first quarter of next year. >> josh, what do you make if you had to score these moves from jenny first? jim has his own, by the way, which we're going to get to, but why don't you grade our trades here on this notion that ai has gotten all of the talk, the 13 fs that are out are from ai, one of steve cohen suggests he's bullish on the market as a result of ai, so what's your take >> i

jenny: no, there should not be.ld be stabilized, but what we have seen is banking is a game of confidence. if there suddenly becomes a wave of people who via social media start to say i am worried about this, suddenly you see this withdrawal. for all purposes, first republic was a stable bank, and suddenly there became this wave of concern, so hopefully that has come down. i do not know that we have fully seen the implications of what has happened with some of the regional banks, but i think we should not see too much. francine: what do you mean by that? they could go under or retaken over? jenny: regional banks plan important roles in commercial real estate. they need to pull back a little bit and the resetting of some of these rates as debt becomes due or new construction debt is needed, they are not going to be there at the same level. if you look at regional banks, community banks, and small banks, they account for 25% of lending in commercial real estate, so that is one area we could see stress going forward. f

jenny: it has the potential to change it in private equities. secondaries are replacing it at the time they purchase the portfolio so they can take into consideration interest rates. i think you will see some of the models that were just about leverage will be harder. those that were more about restructuring and figuring about -- out the best way to manage the business will still be successful even with higher rates. romaine: what about straight fixed income? the idea of so much cash moved into short-term treasuries, basically, cash increments. jenny: finally you are getting paid to own fixed income which is terrific. a money market fund can get 4.75% high-yield. you can get 9%. you can get liquid assets impacting our private credit. if they have not had the kind of deals to invest in since the global financial crisis. the challenge is that the traditional fixed income market on the liquid side is actually paying great returns. so, the var is a little higher to decide whether you want to tie up that capital or stay short and invested in traditio

lies ahead for your money with the investment committee joining me for the hour today joe terranova, jenny harrington, jason snipe, anastasia amoroso and let's check the markets as we get going here. it hasn't been a pretty picture all day. the dow is down about 260, s&p is under some pressure, nasdaq very interesting to watch, too there's the ten-year note yield 3.66 is where we see that at this moment just past noon in the east one of the big stories, yes, j.o.l.t.s. higher than expected. now we're debating whether june is live and how live it might be the debt ceiling vote is going to happen later today, obviously. when you look at the roll over in chip names from yesterday, i'm looking at amd down 4% nvidia was down a good bunch from where its high was yesterday. marvell fell from its high yesterday. are you watching that? what's the significance of what's happening there are we topping out >> without question the technical formation that a lot of people will be identifying within the market, that is primary right now. and those ai-type of stocks indicated yesterday that the potential

jenny is correct the majors, schevron, exxon, thy are exploring opportunities.nt to diversify your product mix and you want to ensure that you grow beyond organically in an environment that let's you candidly define with esg and the disincentive to increase production was somewhat challenging. >> would you have wanted oneok to be acquired rather than doing an exwowization? jenny has the unique perspective of owning both she loses a little as of today >> the company, do they need to sell when you think about natural gas companies, certainly in the last several months there are more companies that probably own a position where they didn't think they would have to sell but they might have to sell oneok is not one of those companies. oneok is in a very strong position they can absorb the natural down side of that position, and that's why we both own oneok >> they are pipeline companies, and they swap around sometimes they say we have too much crude we will switch to natural gas. they switch around to wherever the opportunity is >>> let's get the headlines now with c

stock at $62.40. >> jenny >> devin energy.ast night and they announced a 50% increase to their buyback operation. >> and berkshire hathaway, i came away from the weekend feeling very good about the succession and todd and ted and i feel like they did it right. >> all right you've had that stock for a good while. >> yes >> all right i'll see all of you on "closing bell" at 3:00 eastern time that does it for us. "the exchange" begins now. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much, scott. hi, everyone i'm kelly evans. here's what's ahead. the death ceiling showdown we have had a lot of projections, june 1st from janet yellen, the street is guessing a week or two later. but what happens when we hit the s.e.a.l.ing? one of our guests is here to lay things out and what our market guest is waiting for, he says the drama presents a lot of buying opportunities. he tells us what he's watching and speaking of pullbacks, lenders are pulling back, credit is

i'm going to need jenny's help on this. nvidia's market cap is a trillion dollars off the top of your head, intel is what? what is the market cap $100 billion i don't know just think about this for a second you could take 2% of the market cap of nvidia, and scott, that could be people selling because they have great profits and they want to lock in. nvidia is overweight in a lot of portfolios that have held it that 2% out of nvidia will be 20%. >> $118 billion. >> i was in the ballpark you see what i'm saying, the small amount of flows out of the winners can make a huge difference to the ones that have lagged >> it's just you have to give people a reason, rob, to sell out of the winners and maybe take bigger risk in some of those other names. you don't have a similar problem, if you want to use that word you own broadcom you do own cadence, kla, you do own lam. they are among the best of the month-to-date winners out of the chips space. how do you view this and what might be determined to be the watershed week >> i think it

jenny harrington, what do you got?y 5.3% yield and excellent management team. >> last week, j&j spun off, so you'll get more attention on this consumer staple space >> all right farmer jim >> transocean. this is a risky name, but look at the news today. they're taking abn idle rig and bringing it back this is a good name. >> thanks, everybody i'll see you on the "closing bell." ♪ ♪ >>> hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." with a big hour ahead. i'm kelly evans. google's developer event is cooking off right now. investors want some reassurance about google's ai plans.l the b headlines as we get them >>> speaking of ai, it's helping shares of ba lingual so how are they using ai to its

jenny was lynelle's maid of honor, and lynelle was jenny and scott's bridesmaid.bes lynelle stewart on her facebook page as her "dear old friend." lynelle says jenny is a "precious treasure" and a "forever friend." when mr. morrison entered parliament, the stewarts were delighted. brian: tim was invited to attend scott's maiden speech. he was excited, so was i, when scott was elected. house speaker: the member for cook. prime minister morrison: mr. speaker, it is with humility-- brian: i thought it was rather a privilege that tim was one of those who received the invitation. i would imagine that any incumbent for the--speaking for the first time would ask people to attend who were in some way special to him. louise: when tim and lynelle stewart celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary in august 2017, then-treasurer scott morrison sent his congratulations on lynelle's facebook page. "happy anniversary guys - still remember you telling jen and i a very long time ago in our little flat in bronte that you had an amazing guy - you were right." these photos which they

steven weiss, joe terranova, jenny harrington, and jim hrafen thaul. the nasdaq is a fractional loser. we have the first republic story with jpm, and fed decision on wednesday and apple on thursday. this is for all the marbles this week, so to speak, on this part of the rally >> well, you defined a lot of fundamental elements we are approaching the 4,200 level. let's see what the market does at that level. do we find new buyers above 4,200 and see a breakout or not? going back and understanding the fundamental environment, how did we get to 4,200? we got to 4,200 on the mega caps and on better than expected earnings we have been able to, in the last several days, digest this first republic news and really treat it as it's idiosyncratic in its nature. in some fashion the fed may indicate we are near the end of the rate-hiking cycle. do they use the word pause or not? not sure if they don't do any of that, the market will be greeted with a little bit of disappointment, i would suspect. >> jenny, to the notion of, you know, joe saying that the first repub

, hey, jenny, what's the difference between a lesbian rom-com and a straight rom-com?traight rom-coms, everyone survives. [ audience ohs ] hey guys, jenny hagel here, i don't know if you know this, but in lesbian movies and tv shows, the lesbian always dies every time i might not live to the end of this segment [ laughter ] >> hey, seth, why don't you tell one? >> seth: no, guys, i could not >> oh, come on >> seth: i just don't feel like if i tell one, it'll end well. >> please do come on, do it >> seth: i trust you i trust you both you're my friends and i trust you. a massachusetts woman is raising money to open a new lesbian bar in boston, because if there's one place lesbians love to go, it's beantown. >> seth! [ laughter ] gross! >> seth: i barely get it [ laughter ] >> we're at work right now >> seth: i tried to go there once and i got super lost. >> no man knows how to locate beantown >> seth: but google maps just told me to go home [ laughter ] all right, you know, i'll try again. >> oh, will you? >> seth: against my better judgment >> okay. >> seth: disney's up

hill, thank you very much indeed, _ unity. jenny hill, thank you very much indeed, thank _ unity. jennyd, thank you. - jenny hill, thank you very much indeed, thank you. the home city of the ukrainian band, tvorchi, which came sixth at eurovision, was hit by russian missiles last night. the attack happened just before the duo took to the stage in liverpool. the mayor of ternopil said two people had been injured. the kremlin says it was targeting western arms depots and ukrainian troops. the eurovision song contest was won by sweden�*s act loreen with her song tattoo. she�*s only the second person to win it twice. her first victory in the contest was more than a decade ago in 2012 with her song "euphoria". sweden�*s win in saturday�*s eurovision means the nordic nation has now equalled ireland for having the most eurovision wins per country — seven in total. social media is already buzzing with swedes debating which city will host the competition next year. let�*s talk to our reporter maddy savage who�*s in the swedish capital stockholm. lovely to see you there. first up, reaction to las

craig violated federal and state labor laws about giving advanced notice of mass layoffs jenny craigorporated could not be reached for comment, nor could its owner, hig capital >>> if you thought getting a l loan was difficult, it's about to get tougher an increasing number of banks are making it tougher to borrow money. what does it mean for the every day person trying to get a mortgage or car loan >> it's going to get harder, frances. good morning to you. that's the sentiment come out of the fed which has reduced their survey, the senior loan officer survey what you can't do as fast is get a loan as quickly as you like. banks have decided to tighten lending criteria, meaning it's getting harder for households, you and i as well as businesses to get loans 46% of banks tightened loans los while that is also difficult, on the other side, you and i aren't actually looking for those loans because we realize we won't be able to pay them back. so you are seeing weaker demand for loans in this market 55.6% of bank reported weaker demand for loans by businesses and households it is the high

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. >>> major upheaval at jenny craig, looming closures and layoffs, and a possible bankruptcy coming in just a few days. now what's next as popular weight loss drugs up end the industry? >>> countdown to the coronation. king charles will be officially crowned this saturday. right now the backlash from the british public after being invited to swear allegiance to the king, as we learn more about how much the historic ceremony will cost as brits battle a tough economy. plus, who's on the guest list, as one of princess diana's confidantes speaks out about her legacy and why he says she was left behind. we're live from london in wales as gma's week of coronation coverage kicks. ♪ ring my bell ♪ and seth curry golden again, leading the warriors into the second round of the playoffs, setting up a blockbuster showdown with lebron and the lakers. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. thank you for starting your week with us. what a wild night in the day of sports. steph curry what? >> does not miss. >> why does that make you so mad? >> everyb

jenny craig is done.n an email sent to employees late yesterday, the company said it was unable to secure additional financing. the company has about 500 locations and employees at 1,000. jenny craig was founded in australia in 1983 to help people lose weight. the brand became a household name. the company, which operates largely on face-to-face customer interactions, has been impacted by a growth in online competitors and the popularity of weight loss drugs. jenny craig, actual person, is now 90 years old. >>> friends, family, and fellow athletes are mourning the loss of a track and field olympic gold medalist. american sprinter tory bowie found dead inneed her florida home. police performed a wellness check. officials said there were no signs of foul play and the cause of death is pending. bowie won a gold medal at the rio olympics as part of the american 4 by 500 relay. she was 32 years old. >>> new video of a wild car crash in virginia. there's some dash cam video showing a police officer making a tra

jenny, do you share that view?ch — as he does it's extraordinary to watch american politics from over here in_ watch american politics from over here in the — watch american politics from over here in the uk, where we know, what was eight. _ here in the uk, where we know, what was eight, ten days ago, donald trump _ was eight, ten days ago, donald trump was — was eight, ten days ago, donald trump was found guilty, a court found _ trump was found guilty, a court found him — trump was found guilty, a court found him guilty of sexual abuse, and yet _ found him guilty of sexual abuse, and yet he — found him guilty of sexual abuse, and yet he can still be leading so much _ and yet he can still be leading so much in — and yet he can still be leading so much in the polls. anything can happen — much in the polls. anything can happen. there is a long time to go, and there _ happen. there is a long time to go, and there is— happen. there is a long time to go, and there is certainly a move within the republican party for ther

only some of the collection has been recovered, as jenny hill reports from the city.ter: in the dead of night, an audacious heist on dresden's treasure trove. masked robbers wielding axis struck at the heart of the city's royal jewel collection. it took time to smash the inforced glass of the display cabinet. but eventually, they got away with precious items worth millions and millions of pounds. a glittering hall, 18th-century jewelry,olished gemstones, even a diamond encrusted sword. this was a meticulously planned operation. the gang wrecked the site and prepared their entry point well in advance, using hydraulic cutting machinery to saw through the bars over a window. when they were ready, they set fire to an electrical circuit breaker box not far away that plunged this whole area into darkness, allowing two of the men to slip inside. today, five men, all in their 20's, were convicted of robbery. they are related, members of the notorious criminal family network. one of them is already serving jail time for the theft of a giant golden coin from a berlin museum fiv

so if you trade in city of basketball this next week, if jenny print goshen bloss top russian ministry chiefs full failing to provide his troops with ammunition, the launch like a, it's good to have you with us. the world health organization says cobit 90 no longer represents a global health emergency bath and loans. the virus is still considered a global threat. the un says desk have dropped dramatically since the height of depend demik, when the weekly dest whole peaked as a $100000.00. about the w h o. well, into the corona virus is still killing 3500 people every week for more than 3 years after the world health organization issued its highest level alert for coded, the state of emergency has been lifted. it stepped forward with great hope, but i declare to could be 19 over as a globe on health emergency. the director general had found that the alarm in january of 2020, when you called on the international community to actively collaborate on collecting more information about the virus industry years since then. copied 19 huston world upside down. almost 7000000 does have been devo

we all wish jenny the very best and all wishjenny the very best and look all wish jenny the very bestn bbc news and support website. she looks to raise that issue to two of those who have suffered strokes. there have been so many grassroots campaigns and initiatives around sport, another one was launched today, backed by sport england, play their way will prioritise childrens enjoyment at the heart of sport, getting coaches to champion a playful and fun approach to becoming more physically active. chris clegg reports. no shortage of skills on show at the bmx club this morning they'll help create olympians here but winning has never been the most important thing at this track.— thing at this track. you've got to be havin: thing at this track. you've got to be having a _ thing at this track. you've got to be having a good _ thing at this track. you've got to be having a good balance - thing at this track. you've got to be having a good balance that i thing at this track. you've got to i be having a good balance that you don't make it too hard before they get to somewhere like the britis

jenny, jenny, why you just be the best ibm you could be. and i thought and we talked about it, he said, look, i count on you for the property management, the loyalty management systems, the things run like it's all that mission critical work and what you care about this thing, i thought to myself, yeah, why do i care about this thing? and it would lead me to divest like $11 billion of businesses, not just that one, but that that thought. look, what we are is mission work. that is what we are. planes. no fly banks don't run. you know, nothing with what we do below the surface in that this other stuff is ornaments. it's like what makes you you and it also for a it's that fundamental why like when so much has to change it gives them something to hang on to because. it's like yes this even if we modernize, write it. because i'm not saying live in the past has to be modernized so i learned the enduring question another to others which was i would say to people okay again world's moving so fast it's uncertain all this change consumerism of use. i

. >> what got you interested to begin with in justice clarence thomas and his wife, jenny? >> 6 months ago somebody told me, they made a reference the thomas court. i said what do you mean the thomas court? i thought it was the roberts court and they said no, if you look closely, the cards have lined up with the population of the court is such, the endurance of clarence thomas as the person writing concurrences and dissents for the past three decades. it is really lined up for clarence thomas to be in charge. this is the moment, we started to dig into it and to know this is the clarence thomas. we started to make an hour film, and the unlikely story of them coming together and becoming what somebody calls the it couple of the far right in washington. all of the information about harlan and other gifts that have been given to clarence and ginni thomas and our film expanded it to two hours. the whole package in this film, the back story, the reality of the court, the lies of these two remarkable individuals and that is where we found ourselves earlier this week when the film

jenny craig did not respond for our request for comment. online options, and a new class of weight loss and diabetes drugs, like wygove and ozempic, widely popularized on social media. >> maybe the hype is real. >> this new class of drugs out there could have a big impact going forward. i think it will be a lot harder for these companies to keep brick and mortar centers open. >> reporter: facing membership decline, weight watchers recently purchased sequence, a company that offers telehealth visits with doctors to provide some weight loss drugs known to suppress users' appetites. the company plans to create a specific program for members using them >> we can give proper information to the masses about the appropriate use of these medications. >> reporter: noom, a fitness and nutrition app, has launched a plan offering the popular drugs to clients if they qualify nbc news reached out to noom from comment but has not heard back saying the program is in pilot mode, saying, we feel treating weight loss from a medical standpoint is a natural com

jenny.easons but the court heard in a statement about the impact of these crimes, he described how he felt numb to live following the abuse had lived in a loop of anxiety and fear, it was only after timothy schofield was arrested he could feel free and safe. thejudge, and sentencing, said schofield had abused the innocence of the teenager for his own sexual gratification and that it was wrong on every level. the trial happens a month ago, there were some disturbing evidence. schofield denied all the offences, he admitted to watching pornography with the teenager but insisted the teenager was 16 and had consented. the prosecution said there was evidence of abuse from the age of 13. former it workers schofield was dismissed when he was arrested and sacked when he was convicted. the police say they acknowledge public concern around a crime like this being committed by police staff and they were on a mission to root out people below standard and values. timothy schofield's brother phillip, the t

as jenny said, we were ready but also expected it. it was a non-surprise-surprise. i was amazed by the work everyone did in response. >> you mentioned the work. i will share since we have similar roles. not only was it processing the decision that day but that night, i immediately went to file a case in louisiana to block the trigger ban. trigger bans are special breeds of law that go into effect if and when the supreme court do something which was overturning the roe v. wade. there were 13 states that had these. organizations like carrie's aunt of mine and the aclu went into immediate response mode. it was difficult to process. i wanted to ask, carrie, can you dive into what you are perv -- patients and providers were going into and a leading approach within the dobb's decision and give an overview of what happened? >> what the general public did not realize was just how quickly the cards were going to fall after dobbs. nothing needed to happen for many states to ban abortion. in addition to the trigger bans, some states still had their p re-roe bans on the brooks.

my name is jennie bond. i use she/her pronouns. i am at a global advocacy organization. i look in state and federal courts against abortion bands and restrictions. i have been everywhere including in mississippi in the dobbs versus jackson case. many of the cases we will be talking about as well. to my left, and your rights, i have the distinct pleasure of instant -- introducing the panel experts. to my left is lisa tro -- torres montayo. she is aiming to transform policies surrounding abortion rights and reproductive justice. they learn how to create and sustain their families. she is a sexual health and family advocates who has changed her education career to look at affordable quality health care in the u.s. and advancing sexual and reproductive autonomy. further to my left is professor amaya mannion, faculty director and professor of the health and policy law at american university, washington college of law. she has taught family law and contracts courses and rights in these areas prolifically. she is also a nationally recognized expert on reproduction rights and ju

jenny's father john spoke tonight before the vigil. >> jenny very turn and they get it. mission. we wanted to. spirit and way of life. one, the public to know that we're very much. you need any any information that could help us meet to the rest conviction of the killer. >> last year, the jenny lind foundation increased the reward for information to help solve the case. it's now up to $200,000 2 years ago. we experience the deadliest mass shooting in the bay area. i gunman shot and killed 9 co-workers. >> and a vta rail yard in san jose and then took his own life. today. the agency held a moment of silence for the lives lost light rail bus and paratransit operators were those pins with the names of the 9 victims. >> and pause services for one minute as a way of paying their respects. a 57 year-old disgruntled vta employee killed 9 of his co-workers at the guadalupe light rail yard before turning the gun on himself. that day. at the time the shooter was the subject of investigations into his workplace conduct. may 26th will forever be known as a day of remembrance in san jose mayo

rivera sale a la venta el 30 de junio en la portada aparece jenni rivera en diferentes momentos de su lindo dÍa. - nuestro tema: "mi hermana me obliga a ser su tapadera". y, bueno, ¿cómo fue que liliana terminó involucrada en esta bomba de tiempo? no le cuento más. vamos a conocer su historia. y ya estamos listos, ¿verdad, cabina? vámonos, señor tovar. ahí estamos todos. - no pienso seguir solapando la infidelidad de mi hermana

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so today has provided some jelly fish and sent me to go jenny's collaborating shall. be on a visa. please can we cook for the jedi face. okay so now cornell dental. yeah yeah. this is two different spaces all jelly fish this brown is perfect to its overall all night mods there's only cold. to create the most tender jelly fish aims to cook it tony but first we wash it in an ice. amazing to ensure it doesn't lose the taste of the sea yeah i know of for you all seasoning low salt not that all the oil okay so we're cooking this through v. is in the water why did you decide to watch with go jelly your available. to children all get 5% lag may. yeah when the jellyfish comes out to be it's finished off in the office the panel had the vision for the future i mean that is truly truly exciting. using traditional italian cooking with striking martin ingredients fat biondo plans to set up the jelly fish with pets of campari gin and possibly on the bed of italian. we have a date. it's not like it's you. it's time for me to taste for pianos creation i'm the coach and the team has joined us to se

he emphasized the paperwork should have no mention of jenny, of course. we know mr. leo has set his sights on our democracy, on our court. he's amassed $1.6 million to do it. this is problematic for us as a country. this is something this committee should be looking at. i want to note an article by "the new york times." in its -- it notes mr. leo's network -- in his campaign to push some of the country's biggest corporation -- >> we are going to leave this hearing at this point. live coverage does continue on c-span.org. house members today are working on republicans' border security bill and unemployment insurance fraud legislation. live now to the house floor here on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. o lord our god, your thoughts are not our thoughts. neither are your ways

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lynn's family says daughter while also raising awareness for child safety. >> jenny was very turn and mission we wanted to. spirit and way of life. one, the public to know that we're very much. you need any any information that could help us meet to the rest conviction of the killer. >> last year, the jenny lind foundation increased the reward for info that help solve the case to $200,000. >> health care osficials say there is an alarming shortage of chemotherapy drugs in the u.s. pharmacists say the problem will probably only get worse. >> and says that you should start to run out of chemotherapy or recognize that the shortage is going to be a little more prolonged. they'll start rationing about a product or change patients to alternative treatments. >> lawmakers say the country is using only about half its drug manufacturing capacity. industry experts told congress there are too few companies making some of these drugs because they are not as profitable as other drugs. >> more m-pox cases are being reported across the country this week the cdc reported 21 new cases in at least 10 di

let's keep moving. >> your thoughts jennie. >> you know so no biden administration should be worried.t has been reelected with low 40s approval rating, let alone in 30s, he is losing among independents, against african-americans and also loses hispanic support for over last two years, president biden should wake up and so should the rest of america. hopefully in 2024, they will hhold him accountable for everything that is going on with inflation and border crisis, you name it, let's do it at the ballot box. >> you are right, jennie, it didn't happen in the way a lot of people wanted. it feels that feeling there needs to be some accountability. >> president biden wasn't on the ballot in 2022. he will be on ballot in 2024. republicans, we need to do is make sure that americans know the connection, what you are feeling in your pocketbook and crime, make that connection directly to biden's policies we're in this mess, directly because of president biden. >> that is right. janelle, to pick up. that connection a good word between what they do and people's lives. >> absolutely. that is where

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. >> happening tonight, the family of jenny lind will hold a candlelight vigil 29 years after her death that lynn was murdered in her capture valley home. back in 1994. >> the case has gone unsolved since there was no apparent reason for her murder nor a motive and police still have not found her killer. lynn's family says the event is to honor their daughter while also raising awareness for child safety. it will be held at the castro valley library at 7 o'clock tonight. last year, the jenny lind foundation increased the reward for any information helping to solve her case to $200,000. >> coming the latest major retailer in san francisco's downtown to take off. plus, these fans brace yourself. we have the first renderings of the oakland a's planned stadium in las vegas. but first bay area, animal are overflowing with potential packs. what they're asking of the community as they try to the community as they try to find these animals. new homes. when a truck hit my car, the community as they try to fthe insurance companyw homes. wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i call

but to me that is markedly different then saying we are going to keep jenny thomas was named top thislosure and money is going to flow in to her pocketbook into her family. just like the money going to pay for the garden he was guarding for a child, for that private education. this is not healthy for that institution ferguson's overtime but those two together they are sort of --'s applicable getting medical resource that may have had an interest in front of the court reinvested several times. my question is whether anyone is interested in applying the same rules to everyone. i think that legal term is a hissy fit that left is not in charge of the court anymore. shannon: and got to leave it there but panel thank you very much for posting and extending cap next u.s. surgeon general says america has a loneliness epidemic. finding peace in what feels like very troubled times in his brand-new book. and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ra

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that is markedly different than saying, oh, you know what, we are going to keep jenny thomas' name offthis and money is going to float into her pocketbook event to her family just like the money going to pa for the guardian though she was guarding for a child, for that private education but this is not healthy for that institution . >> the first analysis, talking about getting a source that may not have had -- my question is whether anyone i actually interested in applying the same rules to everyone. this seems like i think the legal term is a hissy fit that the left is not charged anymore. >> we believe that they are pai they keep very much. group ocu. america has a loneliness epidemic people we are joined t talk about troubled times in hi brand-new book. what if there was a community of like minded people ready to support you when you need it most? christian healthcare ministries is an organization with over 40 years of trusted care who understands the importance of family. a group that sees you for who you are regardless of your health history. offering affordable healthcare cost so

the investment committee debating all of it joining me for the hour today, josh brown, jenny harrington, steve weiss, let's first check the markets here we are around the lows of the day, dow is down by more than 400 points, we got the fed hike, the regional banks sinking, pac west, first horizon, the list goes on and on and, josh, the fed has spoken the regional banks are still unsettled. how do you see it? >> i think the fed hiking rates into a crisis that itself, it had created itself, is going to look crazy i think we'll look back in six months at these last two rate hikes in particular and we'll say, what on earth were they thinking just the same way as we pointed out that they were actually fueling the housing market into a housing shortage and a massive, massive rally in home prices, they continued to stimulate by buying mortgage bonds in a two-year period, home prices were up 44% nationwide and they continued to buy mortgage bonds during and after. this makes as much sense but in the other direction. it makes no sense at all so i think this last 50 basis points really is a -- i