. >> jimmy: you were on with judge joe brown?e things you don't play with. my food, my money, and my family. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: in that order? >> however you want it. so i go down to the water company and i slide this boy some lunch money, $50. i say, "tell me where she moved at." he told me where she moved. i sent her a -- i sued her in the mail. i said, 20 years ago i'd have whooped you up. [ laughter ] i'm gonna treat you like white people, i'm going to sue your ass. >> jimmy: good, good. >> judge joe brown called and we ended up on "judge joe brown." >> jimmy: we have a clip here of you as plaintiff. >> the fridge was filthy, the stove was filthy, then you had to dispose of the, shall we say, the toys? >> booty beads. i didn't know they were booty beads. i'm picking them up out of the bathroom. she told me they were booty beads. i don't decorate my behind. i got stretch marks from both kids, i don't need to decorate my butt. [ cheers and applause ] >> could i just say that that wig was before the money? [ laughter ] oh, my

. >> joe: defensive back dj brown recovered the onside kick. >> referee: reset the game clock to 1:32. >> joe: nice job by shrader. so many ways to do the onside kick, but that watermelon lay can often get funky action. that was the case. recovered by brown. take over 1:32, trailing by 13. no time-outs. >> jordan: so you're telling me there's a chance. after this saturday of football, man, you never know. >> joe: hartman goes to gi'bran payne. listen, you just want to fight through to the end no matter. >> jordan: yes. >> joe: prove yourself always. and got usc next jack plummer came in with a lot of questions. even his head coach said needs to relax, have more poise. whole team had poise and a little bit of fire in them tonight. second and eight for hartman. look at the traffic. he spins out of it, gets it downfield. what a strike to merriweather? how about that, jordan? >> jordan: unbelievable play for sam hartman. gerad parker said he's so good at standing in the heart of the storm because of the system he came from, used to being up with the offensive linemen, spins out, finds mer

joe biden. former mayor willy brown says today and tomorrow are fitting for a woman who dedicated her life to public service. >> since 1969 when she was first elected to the day she passed on, diane was still san francisco. >> reporter: and, again, tomorrow's outdoor memorial is no longer open to the public, but it will still affect traffic. and residents are being told to expect lots of security in the area surrounding civic center plaza. san francisco city hall itself is going to be closed to in person services, but people can still conduct business at city hall by actually accessing department's individual online portals. we should also keep in mind, if you are riding busses around at all, you should be aware they are going to be rerouted. reporting live, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> what you are looking at right now is the san francisco gay men's chorus performing their final tribute to senator dianne feinstein. they are there in the rotunda. feinstein was a big supporter of the lgbtq community for many, many years, and this is their final tribute to the late senator. we can liste

joining me for the hour, josh brown, joe terranova, jenny harrington, steve weiss.ts where we're off the lows. the dow about to go positive and looks as though. s&p following that story as well. nasdaq negative and the russell, in fact, is positive today. so joe, we turn to you, so we got a big week

joining me for the hour, josh brown, joe terranova, jenny harrington, steve weiss. check the markets where we're off the lows. the dow about to go positive and looks as though. s&p following that story as well. nasdaq negative and the russell, in fact, is positive today. so joe, we turn to you, so we got a big week. we have these new risks that are front and center and for us to consider. how do you see things now? >> i see things as a safe haven trade is in place. i still look at the environment and see a disinflationary trend and slower economic growth and the horrific growths of the weekend do nothing to reverse those two conditions. that's what i see in front of us. i believe bonds over equities is where you'll see more of the valuep opportunity, but within the equity market you still have the areas where there are strong tailwinds and we know that's the magnificent seven. you can make the case that energy is making a little bit of a comeback there in that regard an the defense stocks. >> most immediate, i'm glad you brought it up, forgive me for cutting you off

josh brown, shannon saccocia and joe teranova join us as well. it boils down to a simple question, are we set up for a year-end rally or not? i think that's what our viewers want to know more than anything else. >> i think it's possibly. a tug of war between high interest rates, geopolitical tensions, valuations that are high, and an economy that's strong, earnings are delivering and a consumer that's remaining resilient. i certainly think that's a possible outcome. let's remember, if we rallied back to those july highs valuation becomes an issue again especially if it's driven by the stocks that -- the magnificent 7 and rates have stayed higher, you have those same tensions at that point. when we look over the last two years, scott, markets haven't gone anywhere, since june, markets haven't gone anywhere, but we're seeing a loft opportunity you underneath the surface because of the narrowest of these stocks, so i think the answer is yes, you have to be a lot more selective. >> 11% of the s&p 500 reporting this year, netflix and tesla, those are

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. >> trace: writes the following, senators joe manchin, jackie rosen, bob casey, share odd brown facing competitive racing called on biden to freeze the assets, we are talking about iran and the $6 billion, freeze the assets while the u.s. assesses whether iran played a direct role in the attacks. are they right? >> of course they are right. they shouldn't have given the 6 billion to begin with. but then they also should have enforced sanctions that the trump administration put in place to prevent iran from making money on the black market. you know, they had $4 billion in foreign reserves on january 20th, 2021. today they have over $70 billion. so, that money guess a long way. so, yes. i mean of course they should freeze it. i say they should go further than that. they need to talk to qatar, they need to make sure the leader of hamas is extradited. they need to put pressure on everybody in the region and give israel enough space and enough diplomatic cover to do what it needs to do. >> trace: thank you both, gentleman. coming up we'll talk to a man in southern israel who has not heard

brown's wife. did the same, but that didn't end well at all. and joe says, michelle, i'm with you .with you. yes, i am a conservative, but i found sunaks wife's appearance odd and a little bit weird. well that one divides opinion. it's weird, isn't it? the things that get people talking. lots of responses. well, on that pr one, and i'll bring you into that conversation in a couple of minutes. now, listen, we minutes. but for now, listen, we finally the answer we finally got the answer that we were wondering about the hs2 and whether not northern leg whether or not that northern leg up would be up to manchester would be scrapped. have to scrapped. let's have a listen to what to say . what he had to say. >> reinvest every single >> we will reinvest every single penny. £36 billion in hundred pounds of new transport projects in the north and the midlands across the country . we this across the country. we this means £36 billion of investment in the projects that will make a real difference across our nafion real difference across our nation . nation. >> see hs2 really does divide a lot o

brown muslim and jewish space laser conspiracy that a consortium, that yes wealthy jews were using satellites to start forest fires. here in jerusalem green has belittled the hol wocaust by saying joesaying nazi joe has got to go and nancy pelosi's house floor mask mandate was an abuse just how jews were put in trains and taken to gas chambers in nazi germany. under fire, green visit the the holocaust museum and apologized. so let me tell you something, you're never going to believe who the republican offering this motion to censure congresswoman rashida talib is? i want you to take a guess. go ahead. take a guess. that's right. it's marjorie taylor green, and it gets worse because when you read green's resolution you realize it is, a, written by someone who seems to have learned about the arab-israeli conflict many ten minutes before who maybe didn't even have access to wikipedia, and b, while there are plenty of valid criticisms of congresswoman talib, this resolution twists a bunch of things that she said beyond recognition and c, the resolution seems much more focused on january 6th than it does on october 7th. throughout its pages, marjorie taylor greene describes this act of

mentioning the palestinians for president brown with a buzz that is a very difficult position to be then across the border in jordan. and then meet with president joe, by that it would have been simply political suicide. it's been a very busy night of pro test that has been in the west bank to take us through how agitated the street is right now. a well, i mean today is a day of rage and they are approved as a that gold for all over the occupied was a bag old businesses. i shut down and sold it. they're already and there 3 days of warning that have been a i've been announced by the president mahmoud abbas. but you know, tensions in the occupied west bank are palpable. absolutely. everywhere they were there before this crisis started before this war started and they have increased. i would say, tenfold, ever since at this or broke out, just to give you an example, do you a new money, terry? and an agency that operates here says that settler violence that was on average sleep or day, has now increased to a per day. i gain specialist in use and typically the, the settlers carrying out these attacks go unpunished, and sometimes actually protected by th

brown. there as a whole list inform actions that we think are feasible. if we don't do it, joeses, where we go from one crisis to another, that is not just a human resilience but a financial resilience. >> hope springs eternal. maybe that's a start. >> it was 17-0 at the end of the first quarter. >> it was 20-20 in the fourth quarter. >> i did see aaron rodgers walking better than you would have anticipated on the sidelines. is that your hope, mohamed, he's going to be better. >> wow, aaron rodgers was there, too? >> i know taylor swift was there. >> yeah, we got lots of clips of that. >> there should have been abet on draftkings. i got suckered into a bet "feeling 22." all travis kelsey had to do was catch a patch of whenever they have the special, they never have it. homd. >>> when we come back, we have much more on the markets and technology with investor ann winblad. and rivian delivered over 15,000 vehicles. that is in line with the company's expectations and says it is now on track to deliver on that 52,000 production guides and that was previously given. stay tuned, you'

joe burrow, man, he looks pretty sharp. he's not injured anymore, that's for sure. well sal, let's put it this way. if chase and orlando brownut, how do you think the bengals would do? well, i got you. thank you. yes. but thanks to mike, everyone. there was a great time and it was sunny and it was windy for the tailgate, but it wasn't bad for the game. offshore breeze, offshore breeze. that's going to translate into some warm temps here. now, not all what we're seeing, 30s and 40s and 50s on the temps there's going to be a wide variety here. i mean, you know, look, i mean, look knocked i 56 middletown 29 just depends on elevation and wind speed and wind direction fairfax san anselmo in there sonoma is now 39. windsor's 48. occidental though 47. i did see a 50 over at bodega bay and they have a pretty good offshore breeze. 14 in truckee, 17 at south lake tahoe, mammoth at 14 degrees. susanville 23 high clouds. that's really it for today and tomorrow. the question is going to be going forward here. there's a lot of energy coming across and the forecast models even without a lot of jetstream support, are starting to plow in a t