hello, angelie kelly. really nice to have you on the stream. david, reintroduce yourself trying to national audience? i'm david keith, them professor at harvard in public policy and also mentioned hearing. i worked on this topic, i worked on climate for about 30 years. nice to have a hello angela. tell everybody you all what you do. hi, be mine and thank you for me for having me on the show. my name is angela mitchell mclennan, i'm and i know you want to see the new delhi in there. i haven't really done the local engineering. my interest in the space from abortion that's interested in climate change and the solutions that we are looking at to do. but it's great to have you and kelly, please introduce yourself. i international audience are watching right now. hi sammy, it's good to be here. my name is kelly ones are i'm the executive director of the 3 year old nonprofit organization called silver lining. and our focus and learning is near term climate risk. so we drive our research, we work with government stakeholders, numbers of the public use

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it's good to be a year my name is kelly juan's or i'm the executive director of a 3 year old nonprofit organization called sober mining and our focus in silver lining is near term climate risk so we drive research we were really government stakeholders members of the public our youth organizations to look at expanding our portfolio of options to address climate risk in the next 30 to 40 years where we may have some gaps that might not be addressed in other words thank you kathy thank you thank you david and audience i know you have thoughts on this on you've got opinions and maybe they're a couple of things you want to ask lined up as guests jump into the comment section and utica be part of this discussion the idea kelli and david that geo engineering may well be a climate change solution david you go fast. so solution is a loaded word and that picks up exactly on the critique you heard which is the idea that it's the sole solution nobody in this debate who's remotely sensible things it's a solution i'd just put that off you should write it maybe is a way to substantially reduce risks

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we can't have the head of kelly and not get kelly into the interview.are you seeing in the labor market you heard the description there that the reason it is hard to find workers is more complex than just one factor and that factor being the unexpended unemployment benefits. >> thank you welcome back good to be with you. i think just to set the table when we talk about unemployment and employment, it's also helpful to note that for the first time since 1975 when the government started tracking it, people who say they are not in the labor force surpassed 100 million. so in addition to the unemployed and employed we have that group which is increased by some 5 million during the pandemic. the reasons why the unemployed are not finding work which sort of belies the rational or the numbers we saw in april where the number of job openings is at a record high but the job growth is relatively tepid, at the top of the list, not pandemic necessarily relatted, it always is near or top of the list, is the mismatch or misalignment between what employers and employe

guests jump into the comment section and you take a big part of this discussion the idea kelli and davidthat geo engineering may well be a climate change solution david you go fast. so solution is a loaded word and that picks up exactly on the critique you heard which is the idea that it's the sole solution nobody in this debate who's remotely sensible things it's a solution i'd just put that off your shirt but it may be is a way to substantially reduce risks over the next generation in ways that we cannot achieve by emissions cuts alone so maybe that the combination of emissions cuts and solar geoengineering could be significantly safer particularly for the world's most vulnerable that would be emissions cuts alone but no single thing as a solution even emissions cuts alone are not a solution because we clearly need adaptation a complicated problem like climate change has many different things we need one of which may be this technology and one of the things that we found as we were putting this show together the stream show together was trying to find out or of the different ways that

and what is the set up into next week brian kelly, what was this week all about? >> yeah, well this week was all about inflation or not inflation. is it sustainable or temporary that is what the market was trying to figure out and price in this week and what was interesting about today's action is we actually saw some pretty hot inflation numbers, particularly coming from import and export prices. also coming from michigan inflation expectation, one year ahead and five year ahead were both higher than expected but the equity market and frankly the bond market as well didn't respond to those so that tells me that for now we have priced in any inflationary scare. secondary, if you're thinking about retail sales that were kind of weak, this leaves it open for the fed to stay loose for a long time which probably feeds into the tech trade again. we get stable interest rates, loose monetary policy, it should do well. >> this feels like goldilocks, one week ago we had strong hand and weak data that allows the fed to be loose still but allows the marks to advance here. so

hello, kelly. >> kelly: you know, on wednesdays, deja and i wear

so zoom is so 2020 >> great to see you kelly. we are seeing the word hybrid. it used to mean a gas and select trick car. hybrid now means both an in-person and a remote job we actually in our survey -- 21% were actually remote, everything else was in person, was 42%, and 37% were actually hybrid jobs. it is going to be an interesting dynamic. a hybrid still requires to be in person this notion of being able to find talent -- again our recruiter index is all about the recruiters if i have to find talent that's remote i can tinds it anywhere in person has to be local. hybrid is also localized we are seeing this return back to localizedings -- sourcing and finding localized talent across all industries. >> it plays into the discussion we are having all the time about what work is going to look like? ity going to be more like 2019 or 2020. let me ask you about trends and momentum we like to check in with you ahead of the jobs report your recruiter index softened last month is there any reason to think a similar softening might be picked up broadly tomorrow morning

i i'm kelly evans alongside jon fortt this afternoon the nasdaq by far the worst performer. it was at one point down 400, still a decline of about 346 points >> when you look at some of the groups within tech, you can see where the selling is chips are down, cloud stocks getting crushed. even the solar stocks fall sharply. now, let's kick things off with bob pisani for more of the names movie today. secretary yellen thinks it interest rates will have to rise >> jon mentioned some subsector of the technology. the semiconductors have really had a tough time of it but in particular, since we had earnings season, so most of these are down now, you see these drops today, another group more off of their highs, the darling of last year, one of the big winners last year, so cloud computing stocks here, i would say they're 20%, 25% off their highs generally. again, they also hit their highs in mid january, but they too have been weaker in the last couple weeks now to clean energy, this group is even more off the highs a big, big darling last year, any kind of clean energy, any solar,

helping will kelly write speeches. she can be seen in congress with her father speaking on the floor. she is sitting in the galleries mouthing the same words. the ability is political dynasty together. father and daughter about democracy and benefiting working people. using the federal government to aid people in america. which is a radical thing to try to do at that time. at the same time, something is -- violences epidemic. this is the era where three of the four presidential assassinations happened in 36 years. an era until the end of the century when one congressman is murdered while sitting in office every seven years. regular massacres of black voters in mississippi and louisiana and south carolina and north carolina. all of this political violence does not correlate with an overall high murder rate in the society. it is not just a wild agent people were crazy back then, there is something happening in this big, loud unrestrained democracy that seems to be pitting americans against each other. people start to ask

not another big talker was the future of kelly. you've read.know, you're a had an interesting season. steve kerr never quite figured out how to use them properly and then he injured his wrist when he came back. he was relegated to a bench role and he played it. well, then he re aggravated that wrist injury and miss the rest of the season. he will be a free agent this summer. here's what steve kerr said about kelly future with the organization. clay is going to start when he gets >> so, you know, would would kelly be interested in coming off the bench. that's that's a question only he can can answer. so he'll weigh his options will weigh hours we'll see where it all goes. really like you know, think he's got great potential to very helpful. on our team we'll see where it all goes for him. >> nba playoffs bucks heat. 2nd quarter milwaukee. so cue just game was over really before it started here. khris middleton to you on this for the alley oop 27 points for the greek freak later on bucks up 23 bryn forbes guided missile all day. he had 5 threes i

brian kelly made this point throughout time. variety stuff in terms of the volatility of the asset class and with some of the institutional adaptation as it relates to the investor side i think you have a greater anchor under bitcoin here so i think it is going to bounce off the bottom end of this i don't see how we've changed the fundamentals. >> i had to wrap a minute august ago but i'm going back to brian kelly. he made it clear that tesla has not sold bitcoin when he responded vaguely, that they might have or might in the future if this is a positive to put bitcoin on the balance sheet, isn't this a negative equally to the down side? >> i mean, obviously it has been because it is been the for -- >> or more so to the down side. >> -- i mean, he bought it at, what 20,000. that was the break out and so it triples from there now we're down 30%, maybe 20% or so on his comments listen, bitcoin needs to survive this elon musk it will survive elon musk and it needs to get past elon musk. it is bigger than any one individual it is no

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. >> mark kelly says that one - just the opposite in washington. >> nathan gonzalez on market kelly immigration issue and what is the point of releasing an addict 5130 days before election day. >> couple of things, first of all db reviewers a sneak peek. if you are watching a video like that, it is longer than 30 seconds printed is probably not an ad that is on television, is probably what video that they're trying to pass right through various. i don't believe is normal disclaimer of the sad is paid for by the nr see or whatever it might be. that doesn't mean that's irrelevant, just telling us were republicans want to go against senator kelly so when two years ago coming up to run as a political outsider of sorts of a former astronaut and he did not have the votes either congress or the senate and the state legislature the republicans could use against him. now we get to november of 2022, he will have a voting record. i think they're anxious to not only highlight the votes i think they're out of step little paint him more as a politician and not just a former astronaut . so i think

kelly determined brown suffered two gunshot wounds. one to the right shoulder, upper arm, that was nonlethal, and a second wound to the back of the head at the base of the skull near the hairline. there were three bullet fragments recovered from the wound to the back of the head. dr. kelly found multiple abrasions on brown's right arm, right leg and on his back. dr. kelly advised me these injuries were superficial and appeared to be made by shrapnel. additionally dr. kelly recovered a plastic baggy containing off white, rock like substance from inside mr. brown's mouth. the substance is consistent with crystal meth and was the size of a 50 cent piece and too large to swallow. dr. kelly determined the cause of death to be multiple gunshot wounds. the deputies involved in the shooting incident have no prior excessive force complaints. the law is clear and long established. the united states supreme court, the fourth circuit court of appeals and the north carolina appellate courts have all held where officers are attempting to make an arr

do you know, i think, kelly, you might do the same thing.realize we better move. - and then i'm like, - oh, that's us! - that's us, we gotta... we have to move the four inches from me leaning over the desk to standing up and walking around the desk. it's thursday, may 6th, 2020.

mara: senator rand paul and his wife, kelly paul. they are speaking out against twitter after receiving a violent threat in the mail this past week. the role they say is a social media giant and '80s pop singer richard marx played in inciting this threat. plus, small business struggling to recover after lockdowns and now they are facing it another big threat. head of the largest small business association in america is here to tell me why they are launching a survival campaign against president biden's policies but first let's take a look back at some of the top newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this addition of the week's talkers, watch. ♪♪ >> we have seen reports of labor shortages, inflation so how do you characterize the economic backdrop today? >> the economy is very close fully employed and it's almost impossible to find skilled labor, which is a big problem. maria: we have a major crisis our border and i was just there three weeks ago and was able to witness firsthand. >> what is the message coming out of homeland securit

i'm very tight. >> kelly: i saw that. i realize -- i

what does mark kelly say when he goes home to arizona?is and it's tragic. >> mark kelly, he says one thing in arizona and does the opposite in washington. >> of course immigration is going to be such a important issue for republicans, and especially in a state like arizona which is a border state. kelly would say he's done a number of things to address the crisis on the border and he has visited the border on two different occasions and supported the state's governor's emergency declaration and decision to send national guard troops to the border, but this is an issue that mark kelly is going to have to answer over and over again over the next year and a half and it's important to point out, he ran a largely by graphical campaign when he ran in 2020, and this time he will have to defend his record. >> nonpresidential year, one of the many fascinating races. up next, another colorful campaign, out to california where a nontraditional field of candidates is forming in the recall election. they hope to replace the governor, gavin newsom. the

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kelly, i want to start with you. the white house aiming for some major legislative wins with major dollars behind it. what is the plan to get it done? >> one of the challenges has been the flurry of activity at the beginning of the president's term, suggesting there was a way to get things done. then it slowed down. the white house is looking for real action, bipartisanship on infrastructure. today was supposed to be a critical see where the wind is moment, and that has been extended by transportation secretary pete buttigieg. saying they need a plan back from republicans, otherwise the white house says they're prepared to move with a democrats only approach. infrastructure is considered something where there could be some resolution here, because republicans say they would like to do some of the funding for hard infrastructure. they've raised their offer to just short of $1 trillion. the president has come down from his $2.3 trillion. will it happen? at least there seems to be some good faith. the president says he

gelman is here. >> kelly: may have the fourth be with you. >>

kelly has inhad a prestigious career.ember of afg since 1981, national vp andstates president local 1845. he is veteran of the united states army and worked at the army depot which he retired from after 30 years and he also served as achur seniorch i past sainthe retir mary baptist chur lincoln, alabama, before retiring in february 2019 and df being ret appointed pastor emer. y a new definition of retired. the second is miss joy cheney, she is director for the washington bureau and senior vice president for policy and advocacy of the national urban league. miss cheney is a domestic legal policy expert, clinical strategist and former chief of staff to senator kirsten gillibrand of new york. she has served as director and as senior policy counsel had equal rights advocates. she held senior roles in the obama administration where she served as chair of the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission. mr. tom warrick is the director of the future of the dhs project and a nonresident senior fellow with the center for strategy

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, thank you, kelly. by the way, kelly is going to return in our 4:00 p.m. hour along with our powerhouse political panel to take a deeper dive into biden's budget and beyond that as well, so you don't want to miss that conversation, really how this budget could affect you. >>> we are also following breaking news out of the state of texas where a controversial election integrity bill jam packed with sweeping changes to the state's voting procedures has now been filed. state senate and house lawmakers are set to participate in limited debate this afternoon followed by a straight-up or down vote. gary is in austin. good to see you this afternoon. thanks for joining us on this. you got your hands on a draft version of the sb-7 bill. talk us through what's in it. >> reporter: i will absolutely do that. i just want to go to one thing, joe biden's statement just came out, president joe biden just released a new statement about this texas voting bill. he says, in part, it's an assault on democracy that we have s

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the border is a disaster, and what does mark kelly say? >> it is a humanitarian crisis. >> he says one thing in arizona and to opposite in washington. host: nathan gonzales on mark kelly, the immigration issue. what is the point of releasing an ad 500 days before election? host: to give your viewers a sneak peek, if you are watching a video like that, longer than 30 seconds, probably not an ad that is on television. it is probably a web video. i do not this -- i do not believe this had the normal disclaimer of who paid for it. that does not mean it is not irrelevant. that is telling us where republicans want to go. when he ran two years ago, he got to run as a political outsider of sorts and he did not have votes in either congress, senate, or state legislature that republicans could use against him. when we get to 2022, he is going to have a voting record and i think they are anxious to not only highlight votes that are out of step, but paint him as a politician and not an astronaut. that is a preview of what we are going to see. host: to

kelly would joins us for that conversation.bloomberg. ♪ >> time for morning calls ahead of the asian trading day. goldman seeing sustaining the outperformance in the medium-term. the e.m. valuations appear inexpensive. goldman also saying that domestic inflation is picking up and emerging-market central banks are starting the process of normalization. >> sticking with currencies, now to the yuan after the pboc sent a signal it wants to slow its depreciation by raising the foreign exchange for banks. anz thinking the move will have a limited impact in the banks, saying china's laundered will reduce dollar interest rates they offer to offset the increase of the ratio. now, let's get a check on -- ahead of the rba decision. aussie three-year futures consolidating not too far off the may high. while benchmark rates are slipping attached. during an important week for rates. haidi: it is aussie decision day. approaching a decision on wednesday. will it be strong enough -- to signal a move away from emergency mode? no change today. le

. >>> kelly? moderna shares are climbing on news that the vaccine is 100% effective in teens our meg tirrell is here with us with the latest. >> the company saying they're going to file for regulatory clea clearance. in early june based on the data from the trial they looked at kids, more than 3700 participants in this trial, which met its goals, showing efficacy of 93% to 100%, depending on how you were measures 93% was after one dose no significant safety concerns were identified. we had already seen it was 96% effective at an initial look a few week action, so this is updated data to allow them to file for regulatory approval pfizer's vaccine is already on the market to kids down to age 12 we learned in the cdc in the first week it was giving to 600,000 12 to 15-year-olds, and we have a timeline from pfizer for younger kids, down to age 2, expecting data in september, and in november, data down to six months moderna also testing its vaccine in kids that young throughout the course of this year

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with kelly and ryan."ew york. >> yes, i was, i can't remember what we did or who we talked to but kelly was there. >> jimmy: that is true, you can't remember anything? >> i can't remember anything. i don't know if it's age or too many shows. >> jimmy: it's too many shows. no, it's not even too many shows. i can't remember anything, i only have the one show, and i can't remember anything. >> okay. >> jimmy: i'll go home, how was the show? i'll be like, i don't know. >> i usually say, i wasn't good. >> jimmy: so you are -- there possible, right?you, that is - if there's another ryan seacrest, you wouldn't tell us? >> i would never tell you that. but i like -- i love the notion of that, especially during this time of year, going back and forth every end of the week, i do "idol" on sunday, then take the redeye flight overnight back to see kelly in the morning. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is a hectic time of year. >> jimmy: this is a hectic time. you know what? i have noticed from my own personal experience, i'm su

i'm kelly evans. here's what 's ahead 800% mentions of inflation on earnings calls this quarter. no wonder. janet yellen mentioned potential higher rates will investors buy it? we'll ask. plus, dimejamie diamond wants to come back to the office. she's tired of zoom calls. we'll talk with the ceo of job marketplace. and hayward shares soaring as surge in demand for pools surges we'll talk about the chlorine shortages hitting this summer and what to do about it. chu c dominic chu has the numbers. >> maybe not as hot as a jacuzzi but tepidly warm, you could say. trying to resurrect itself after that tech-based sell-off in yesterday's trading. this time yesterday we were talk about more red markets here. take a look at the dow industrials, up about 100 points, up about one-third of 1%, not crazy high but constructive s&p 500, 4,178 the last trade there. quarter percent for nasdaq gains. one key focus for many sflors this kind of inflationary environment, the talk of inflation has been energy. oil prices have rebounded sharply in the last year look at the energy stocks, though typical

i'm kelly meyer. thank you for that report. kelly.oming up next to the kron 00:00am morning news. gas prices are on the rise with. >> memorial day weekend just around the corner. how much you can expect to pay at the pump. we're going to have that story next. gas prices remain on the rise. the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded jumped $0.8 in the past 2 weeks, american drivers. now pay on average. $3.10 a gallon. the overall increases, the blaine on the 10 day halt of the colonial pipeline after a cyberattack, san francisco drivers continue to shell out the most money at the pump. the average price for gas in the bay area $4 and $0.23 a gallon. well, here's a look at the cheapest gas prices in the bay area. according to the gasbuddy dot com, the regular price of unleaded at the stations is around $3.59 a gallon. a mom from northern california says she and her 3 year-old daughter were removed from a southwest airlines flight. she says the issue stems from her eating with her mask down garage pa sanjay explains the situation

so, we're reading that demand right now. >> gavin, it's kelly here. not to be a downer, but i want to ask you about the cyberattack because we've seen in the last few weeks. look at what happened at cna, an insurance company paying $50 million and the colonel pipeline were you guys under a ransomware attack and what would your advice be to other companies who are suffering the same thing >> kelly, that is not what i want to relive getting up at 2:45 saying all the breweries were down were not a happy wake-up call for me. everyone's circumstances are different. from our perspective i was so proud of our our teams we had a plan in place in case this ever happened and world class experts on the stand by and with our internal brewery folk and i.t. folk they worked magic to get us back up and running and we were brewing within 4 hours and a number within 48 hours and the rest soon after that. ic n't -- i could not be more proud of my team. >> one of the contributors suggested it is illegal to pay the ransoms because you could say we'll resolve this for you

i'm kelly meyer. >> thank you, kelly. the latest first time jobless claims numbers are the lowest since the start of the pandemic, the labor department releasing unemployment figures earlier today showing just under half a million americans filed first time claims that is down nearly 100,000 from the previous week while the job market is a long way from prepandemic levels. analysts say improvements are accelerating as states continue to lift restrictions. all right. weather time now as we take a peek outside. it is so, so sunny, in some spots, but not here. not at the coast, not at the golden gate bridge. all right. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here. you're talking about how it would be great if we had a lot of that fog during a lot of help us out. a lot of people not be very happy. this is following that probably the best case scenario. we've seen it before. >> if we had an extremely foggy summer. course that's going to raise the humidity. the atmosphere and bring the fire danger down. certainly we're concerned ve

i'm kelly meyer. all right. >> thank you very much, kelly. we'll take a break at 4.23. we'll be right back. as we take another live look here at our supermoon total lunar eclipse, a combination of 2 pretty cool events. and we're watching it live here over the skies of san francisco. we'll be right back. we're back at 4.26. it's been 5 years since of low teenager pearl pinson vanished while on her way to school. >> she was last seen at the overpass above interstate 7.80, in vallejo police tracked down 19 year-old fernando castro who they believe kidnapped her in southern california will be tracking down a southern california. but before they could get any answers from him. he was killed in a shootout with police henson family held a vigil in yesterday as they do every may. 25th to mark her disappearance, her sister tells us that even after 5 years, the loss never gets easier. >> i still don't feel the same who don't feel right. it's a like it happened >> we miss most about your sister finding water. in that is everyday thing. and like never happens. it's hard. you know w

i've got to be blunt here, i don't believe senator kelly for one second.in 2022. he's been one of the most reliable sycophantic socialist advocates in the u.s. senate. i think this is a show statement for him because he knows arizonans know there is chaos of the border, am i wrong, or am i right? >> you are 100% right, think aboutvo this. senator kelly was able to vote for a bloated covid relief bill and he hasn't said jack about the border until just now. think about it, on his first day joe biden stopped construction of the wall, we sued him over the policy of deportation, he said nothing. at 2 million people illegally crossed our borders this year, that's like the entire state of nebraska and mark kelly said nothing. this is the way these guys work in d.c. committed to a pole and they figure oh, my gosh, that's what i need to say. the biden administration has told people like me that want to enforce the rule to pound sand and we need to keep doing everything we can to hold him thcountable. >> sean: matt schlapp -- to me it's raw politics and i believe t

i'm kelly meyer. thdnk you for that report. kelly. coming up next, a lacrosse a morning news san francisco's largest hotel officially. >> open its doors. we'll have details next. san francisco's largest hotel officially reopened its doors for more than a year. >> the hilton union square had to shut down because of the pandemic. the reopening comes as a sign that san francisco is one step closer to normal. but the question is now when will tours feel safe enough to come back ground force. dan kerman takes a look. >> the first group of guests to enter the hilton. san francisco union square got a round of applause from staff monday as the city's largest hotel opened its stores for the first time in more than a year. and this is awesome. being able to be here with everything back open everyone and woodland jobs and set back lot of fun and it's great on the hilton union square which has 2000 rooms is taking reopening gradually opening 2 of 3 of its towers to start and one of its restaurants. but with memorial day approaching now is the tim

it's up about 140% on year to date basis and kelly, they report earnings after today's cl closing bell back over to you >> that's quite the build up thaupg thank you very much. the dow and s&p are coming off the third straight months of gains while they continue their winning streaks from last fall is the calm about to give way to a choppier summer. cnbc commentator is here with a closer look. >> there's precedent but this market has refused to do that. that's been the case for a while. i have some context here in terms of the june 30th to now. what i want to draw your attention to is that little bounce, the choppiness, the anxiety around the election that gave way to this orderly up trend. it really has been pretty unflappable. compare it to 2012 into 2013 that was another election period and you'll see same kind of thing. a little bout of anxiety around election time and a very, very low drama rally. this continues through the end of 2013. one of the strongest year in memory it was up 30%. the s&p finally, the last election before there one, 2016, very similar pattern the issues were