kelsey: so there's upside and downside risks to core pce.actually 13 people see the upside risk to core pce, which not coincidentally, also coincides with the 13 dots that expect rate hikes by 2023. so they are seeing upside inflation risk there, and responding by showing some modest increase in the fed funds rate over time. guy: let's talk about whether it is 2022 or 2023 that we get the first rate hike. what do you guys think? kelsey: we think the first rate hike is going to come in 2023, mainly because they have a clear timeline. we know that the fed is shifting slowly away from removing accommodations, but if you thing about the timeline, if they start to taper in december and then they move from their, the taper will probably take about eight months, and then if they pause, even for a small period of time, that easily gets you into 2023. what we honestly don't know is how the economy is going to look two years from now. will we still have that support of fiscal impulse? will we still have the supply chain bottlenecks? i assume those wil

emily and kelsey, thank you so much for coming on and joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> ben: thank this week. tammy bruce takes over the chair starting monday. before that, don't miss two brand-new shows launching this weekend "unfiltered" with dan bongino tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. and sunday night in america with thank you again for watching. until we speak again. be loves of freedom. tucker carlson is coming up next. >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a funny thing about the coronavirus pandemic. it's now clear in the earliest days of the pandemic public hell officials in washington were panicked. at the time, as you remember, it was not clear what the mortality rate from the virus would turn out to be but that was not their main concern. officials in washington were

his novel, kelsey eyes is such a poverty stricken rule. seldom portugal what they show to was born. it tells of love, betrayal, and passion, and the fight to survive. portugal is a small country in terms of surface, but it's a bit of a balance from my perspective, the development in your been areas in rural areas is very different. and in terms of rural interior, we've, we face problems of population getting older and older. and also the certification in this village that gives title to the novel on that period in, in the 8. this was more than the double. it's the size it that's today. for example, the bookies right is a still rarely translated, but a few poets have nevertheless attained global fame. one is for ma'am, the monster melancholy museum has been dedicated to him. another is joseph margot, who was awarded the noble prize for literature in 1998, the only portuguese by to ever to win. one of the most important literary prizes in portugal is named off to him. in 2019 this went to have actually unknown mighta, i'll phone to raise capital for novel based on a true story into do

in kelsey ville. you'll by hot and windy weather in the flames left behind this chart mess. tonight crews are still mopping up and no word on the cause. >>> terrifying moments for three deputies responding to them domestic violence call. shortly after they arrived to an apartment on ashland avenue, the suspect slammed the door and started firing at them with a semi automatic handgun. deputies return fire but shots continued. then the suspect jumped from a balcony and hid in nearby bushes. deputies arrested the 21-year- old moments later and also recovered a handgun. no one was hit by the gunshots and the suspect has been booked into santa rita county jail on suspicion of attempted murder. >>> rescuers battling against time, whether in a fire at the scene of the deadly condo collapsed in surfside florida. four deaths have been confirmed but 159 people are still unaccounted for. this disturbing report raised red flags on the building years ago. >> reporter: a fire beneath the rubble on the collapsed surfside condo building is hampering rescue efforts. >> it is a very deep a fi

you saw kelsey smith and alisa la. they spent two hours, pamela, terrified.y thought they were going to be dragged out and killed by this mob. at one point, one turned to the other and said, do they just take us hostage? is that what's going to take place? the level of fear that was going on inside that capitol during the hours-long siege is just incredible. >> and it begs the question, greg, how well equipped is the fbi to stop this evolving threat from domestic extremists? >> the bureau is equipped very well for this but domestic terrorism, this extremist threat we face is one of the most difficult things to investigate. we have to respect our civil liberties and first amendment and other rights. but the bureau has been doing this for a long time. you've seen after january 6th the hundreds of arrests that have happened. and every arrest provides the bureau with more information. and more evidence on what's the next target. is there a group plotting? that's what we're looking at right now. the real threat that we have is the resourcing because this is ever e

kelsey bolar, thank you very much.ng in bulltick capital markets, their chief strategist, katheryne rooney vera. i know you're a major cheerleader for free markets. the question is, can the markets coexist with things like vaccination passports? >> you know it is hard. you know the motto says never waste a good crisis. seems the government has become so used, chars, to massive intervention that even when the emergency and the crisis have passed they continue with the emergency interventionist measures. big power grab, that is up for discussion but what i would say it is important as kelsey said for a personal responsibility to be the centerfold of everything that we look at in american life. that is really what makes us great. so personal responsibility and personal liberty i think have to come first. governor desantis, charles, as you know, i'm here in florida. he is definitely a pro-business, pro-market type of guy. so i suspect, charles that they will come to some agreements. these poor cruise lines that have been o

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clubs that tried to join the ill fated european super league total of $22000000.00 pounds arsenal. kelsey liverpool, tottenham manchester, united in manchester, city, all launch to bid to join the new league of european super clubs of the project collapsed within 2 days when the english clubs pulled out after intense backlash from their fans. and the british government there watching dw news live from berlin or cove at 19 special is up next, next by sir. thanks for watching the news. in the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing? what does the latest research say? information and context. the corona virus. 19 special next on dw. how does a virus spread? why the repairman? and when will all this? 3 of the topics that we covered and our weekly radio. if you would like for information on the cronum virus or any other science topics, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcast. you can also find us at w dot com, forward slash science. let me ah, ah, vaccines at turning the tide in the panoramic in europe

that vision was 1st articulated by kelsey the layman. at the time president of the prussian cultural heritage foundation. several years later, we talked to him yesterday and i have to get this concern. you know, where there was a heated debate in berlin about rebuilding the palace. also, nobody thought about what should be inside at all. it's $4000.00 using the year, 2000. i got the idea to move the museums for non european cultures at the edge of the city, from dahlan into the heart of berlin as a continuation of the museum island. give a quick to and in that way, some world cultures could be seen as part of a larger context, a new region because the idea was met with great enthusiasm was shot. everybody saw it as an opportunity to create a dialogue among cultures is equal to one of her. while germany was still divided, the museums and don them were in what was in west berlin. whereas the museums on museum island were in east berlin. the idea of bringing the calais of the museum of asian art and the ethnic logical museum into the city c

where one person was critically injured in a shooting that happened earlier today, it happened on kelsey street near gertrude avenue in north richmond had about one o'clock this afternoon, according to the east bay times. one victim was struck in the head and is in critical condition and. other had a minor injury. so far, there is no information on any suspects in san jose. police are investigating a deadly shooting there. just a block away from last week's mass shooting at the vita rail yard, police say just before two o'clock this afternoon to officers in a patrol unit noticed two men running one of the men collapsed feet from the vita railyard. he died from at least one gunshot wound. another man was detained and detectives are interviewing witnesses to try to determine what happened. police say this is not connected to last week's mass shooting and that there is no threat to the public. well, a man is hospitalized in stable condition tonight after he was shot and wounded during a robbery right outside his home. dublin police say the man was returning home to clifton court last night

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another person i had not really learned about was francis kelsey and just for the people here, give a summary of who she was. >> she was basically a figure who started her career early on and then involved in a terrible drug poisoning case one of the sulfa drugs that predates penicillin and basically then had illustrious career at the fda and ended up playing a key role as a regulator to keep the manufacturer that we saw and was be sold as anti- anxiety medication and medication for morning sickness causing terrible birth defects. so in the early sixties to look more rigorously if these drugs work and stopping it from getting to the market in the united states and getting presidential medal of distinguished service. and a wonderful figure the things that we celebrate and then to attribute to government regulators with the heroic narratives that is practically a swearword now and it is stifling of progress. it is a huge sign progress sometimes you need to accelerate things but building up that kind of institution you have vaccines but also the fda and then we should remind ourselves th

afternoon and burned one acre before it was contained around 4 30 at one point, the entire town of kelsey bill was under an evacuation warning, the press democrat reports that three mobile homes in several cars were burned in the fire. alright record breaking heat in oregon and washington this weekend today, portland hit an all time high temperature of 180 degrees. the heat wave could be one of the worst on record in the pacific northwest, as reporter john hopper stat tells us one suburb of seattle is coming up with creative ways to keep people cool. oh, it's gonna be intense. it's going to be hot. that's why rj and his family along with a lot of other folks set up shop early in the morning at lake meridian park, one of the most popular spots right now, it's south king county. the moment we heard that it was going to be in the nineties are pushing hundreds and we were like, yeah, we're heading to the lake, drink plenty of water juice. frozen water again. i've got everything so in case you were not going to fry. i'm gonna put my boat out there. pull somebody on the inner tube. andre crane.

seriously, gamestop, joe feldman walks away from it and kelsey advisory group. is anyone else walking away from amc? romaine: pre-much all of the analysts are relatively bearish on this. into last week, the highest price target was like $6.50, and yet couple of folks down at a dollar here. the fundamental bearishness at least among sell side analysts is still there. as far as the euphoria among retail traders, i think you're seeing volumes come down this morning, at least relative to what we saw over the past couple of weeks. whether that is enough to drag this further down -- this stock further down, who knows? lisa: the russell is going to potentially come out and shift amc, shift gamestop, which makes them less of a waiting. matters because physically, these meme stops have become a pacific and -- a significant proportions of 401(k)s. tom: emily wilkins with all of what is going on in washington has quite a news flow. right now let's look at the data. red and green on the screen. the resiliency of the equity markets has been noted. the vix with a 16 level. ag

mercy housing california and the kelsey both california nonprofit public benefit corporations for 100% affordable housing project identified as the kelsey civic center and city to assume joint and several liability for the grant and to adopt appropriate findings for these resolutions. >> thank you. please call the roll. >> items 25-28. supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. without objection these resolutions are adopted unanimously. please call item 29. >> 29 and 30 were considered by land use and transportation committee on may 24th. 29 is an ordinance to amend administrative code to extend the covid-19 based limit on residential evictions which allows evictions only if based on the nonpayment of rent or violence or health and safety issues from june 30, 2021 to septem

. >> for aides to nancy pelosi, ali sa law and kelsey smith, it would be a big workday.residential election. in an exclusive interview, they admit the growing number of trump supporters in the city were unsettling. >> my parents were definitely a little concerned for my safety going into work. my husband was a little bit worried, but everybody said once you're in the capitol, you'll be totally fine. >> all across washington, trump supporters had been turning out for hours. >> that's how we got up, which we thought was early. the line was so big, it was worthless to even get in line, so we just found a spot out there in the sea of people where we thought we could see a little bit and hear a little bit. but it was -- it was absolutely packed. >> pastor ken peters had spoken at the d.c. stop the steal rally the night before. couy griffin arrived early too, believing he would speak before trump. >> i went to the rally on the mall. i thought i was going to be able to speak at it, which unfortunately i wasn't included in it. >> yvonne st. cyr began the day posting her exciteme

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it happen at 1:40 this afternoon on kelsey street. someone fired at this volkswagen atlas 12 times hitting the passenger. the driver was also injured and was treated at a clinic and released. it is unclear if the car was moving at the time of the shooting. there is currently no information about a suspect. >>> there was another shooting in san jose today, eight days after the attack at the vta light rail yard that left a total of 10 people dead. we are using technology to show you just how close the light railyard is to today's shooting location. the railyard is circled on the right of your screen. on the left, just blocks away is where police responded today. we have chris nguyen live on this scene. chris, you were also at last week the vta shooting. >> reporter: behind me you can still see police have blocked off several streets in the area as they continue their investigation. the community is on edge as they try to make sense of another shooting. >> and other daily shooting near the santa clara county administration building. >> w

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you have the summer kelsey. it's like i feel like i'm losing my mind. maybe i'm wrong, but you work with these people in the u.s. senate. what incentive do they have to restore the voting rights act to create safeguards against their comrades in the states or making these attacks on voting? >> that's only one piece of that. restoring the voting rights act in the preclearance, there is -- that's possible. i don't know what's going on behind the scenes. i do think it is possible. the voting rights act was almost passed unanimously in the last round. there's opportunities. remember this bill was passed initially with bipartisan support. the second thing, chris, we keep talking and hear so many people talking about the election of what was called the big lie. the election was stolen. if you want to stop it, if republicans really want to get in this, let's have uniform standards. we have federal elections every two years in this country. we need to have a uniform set of standards on early voting, mail-in voting, all of those absentee voting. all of those thi

it happened on kelsey street near gertrude avenue in north richmond about one o'clock this afternoon, according to the. east bay times. one victim was struck in the head and is in critical condition. another had a minor injury. so far, there is no information on any suspects. oakland police say they are seeing an increase in most major crime so farmped to last g the pandemic lockdown but also from the previous year before covid ktv is rob ross spoke with police about one particular crime that has seen a dramatic rise carjackings. oakland police say they need to alert the community that carjackings are up way up a steep rise as of thursday, opd is reporting 209 carjacking so far this year. a year ago, there were 93 but in pre covid 2019 before anyone even thought about lockdowns, there were 94 at this time. also police say carjackings in 2021 have already surpassed the numbers. for the entire years of 2017, 2018 and 2019. our investigators are looking to see is this a ring and organized crime rates? sometimes the cars may have been used in a legal sideshow, a transportation to get to a

you can see upper thirties and cameron and kelsey ville and forties there and felton in woodside.as a chilly start. but look at all this beautiful sunshine is to take a live look down the oakland estuary just a gorgeous day out there. there are a few low clouds, no doubt about it, and certainly some of them are hanging out in santa rosa about 67 degrees there. san francisco the 57 63 in oakland, 67 in livermore in san jose, right now, at 65 degrees, so a look at storm secretary shows you, you know, we had a few low clouds that were kind of hanging out at the coast. but even that has started to mix out as we've gotten into our afternoon and this afternoon is just going to be a gorgeous, gorgeous day. so the low pressure system that was bringing us cooler temperatures and some wind last night has kind of moved over to where you see boise, idaho, is there on the map, and they've got some stormy weather, but we have a second one on its heels. that right now is in the gulf of alaska. not really affecting us quote yet, but it will so today, similar yesterday only a degree or two warmer

as soon as jennifer maiden learned chp arrested a boyfriend and girlfriend, she and her daughter, kelseyss at the 55 freeway in orange. you know, i don't know about ever having closure, but justice for that for that child. and for that, um, all the suspects have been identified as 24 year old marcus anthony eris and 23 year old win lead. they were arrested in costa mesa. they are expected to be charged with murder. help us find the people that did this to my little brother aidan. shooting on may 21st prompted an outpouring of support. the little boy was sitting at a booster seat while his mom was driving on the 55 freeway in orange headed to kindergarten. some sort of dispute with another driver in her passenger lead to road rage. the male passenger of a white volkswagen station wagon opened fire, striking six year old aiden in the back. he died at a nearby hospital. but that is that's a whole different level of evil that it's unexplainable. you know, it's like.? on saturday, aidan was remembered as a sweet loving child at his memorial service. one day later, his alleged killer has been

. >> kelsey smith and nancy pelosi, it would be a big workday. they admit the growing number of trump supporters in the city were unsettling. >> my parents were a little concerned for my safety going into work, my husband was a little bit worried. once you are in the capitol, you will be fine. >> all across washington, trump supporters had been turning out for hours. >> that's how we got up which we thought was early. the line was so big, it was worthless to get in line so we just found a spot out there in the sea of people where we thought we could see a little bit and hear a little bit. it was absolutely packed. >> pastor ken peters had spoken at the d.c. stop. coy griffin arrived early too believing he would speak before trump. >> i thought i was going to be able to speak out which i was included. >> hello, good morning. we are here. >> we came off the metro inn and it was eerie they had the roads blocked off and dump trucks. >> it just got a different sense in the air. all right, this is a little weird but still, nothing to braise the hairs o

last friday night, betty gilmore before we knew he tested positive obviously with ben shalala and kelsey other but both squads have been operating within their own covid—i9 bubble and observing that very strictly. 48 hours before each match they have to undergo you for pcr tests. they carry out their own lateral flow test as well more regularly so the whole england squad, including chillout and meat in mount tested negative on sunday for this match. that was the pcr test as stipulated by you lay flat and just to make sure they carried out their own lateral flow test. and as a unit all the support staff as well for england. all negative but it was this close contact with the unfortunate events of betty gilmore testing positive and we found that —— we found out about that yesterday morning that meant because there had been this close contact between that trio, it meant that even though they were negative, they would have to self—isolate which they are doing back at their training base but well away from the main group and undergoing some personal fitness regimes. but it is incredibly stric

. >> reporter: aides to nancy pelosi, alicea and kelsey, it would be a big workday.umber of trump supporters in the city were unsettling. >> my parents were concern for my safety going in to work. my husband was a little bit worried but everybody said once you're in the capital you'll totally fine. >> reporter: all across washington, trump supporters had been turning out for hours. >> by the time we got up, which we thought was early, the line was so big, it was hard to get in line. we found a spot in the sea of people where we thought we could sea a little bit and here a little bit. it was packed. >> reporter: pastor ken peters had spoken the night before at the stop the steal rally. couy believed he would speak before trump. >> i went to the rally -- i thought i was going to be able to speak at it, which unfortunately, i wasn't including. >> reporter: yvonne began the day posting her excitement. >> good morning! >> we came off the metro and it was eerie. they had the roads blocked off and dump trucks. >> they got a different sense in the air that, all right, this i

spotify nearly 300 million times and it peaked at number one on the top 100 billboard charts next, kelseying." the country music star and pop band performed it at the cmts earlier this month it is climbing the hot music charts not sure it has the tempo to qualify as summer jam 2021, but a good song, nonetheless how about olivia rodrigo what an incredible rise to fame this has been. crashing on the music scene with that "driver's license" hit. the disney star dropped her hit at number one. this is the track "good 4 u, the hot song for the summer perhaps. already been streamed over 400 million times. one more and we'll wrap this up, dua lipa's "levitating" is here to stay. we all agree about this one. 2020 record "future nostalgia. dua lipa dropped one hit after "physical," all hits off the record that levitating remix i think right now so far song of the summer honorable mention. "peaches" from justin bieber "sweetie" is a big track right now. there's some summer -- >> what did you say? >> carson, dj khalid's new album. >> that is awesome >> hold on, hold on, hold on here we go we're back

from the new series, breaking the news it an interview on of the current status of that revival, kelsey polish now we think we're going to get most of the actors back i'm hopeful that we will we have a story to tell, you know, that can actually be told with or without them, honestly, but i want them back because that's what i always dreamed of. i thought we should explore is all their lives in the third act. >> old-school tv talk right there. working on the polish right now. the pilot, then the polish, then the release. >> with or without you >> it's happening. >> as for when we can expect the new frazier to air, grammer saying likely the beginning of next year. >>> next up, "willie wonka and the chocolate factory," the iconic movie led by the late great gene wilder celebrating 50 years. in an honor of the golden tickanniversary, entertainment tonight sat down with members of the cast to share memories from that set michael bollner, who played augustus, he told how they pulled off this terrifying moment when he fell into the chocolate river. take a look. >> michael, what do you remember

.>> this is kelsey calling, i live at 27 majorca. we are directly impacted by the build and i amin opposition of the project . so directly impact quality of life by casting shadows. probably over 75 percent of our view will then be blocked with alarge building right outside my master bedroom, my balcony and my backyard . as someone who works from home full-time it would affect my life. >> caller: i was in district 5 and i live on a street which is mainly two, three and fourstory buildings . i actually was surrounded by buildings which are three and four story buildings and i'm surprised to hear that people are so upset by the possibility of shadows but this is the reality of livingin a dense neighborhood . i'd also say that i approve of this project. from my experience. and also i think the marina needs a lot more duplexes and a lot fewer single-family homes. some people say they're afraid ofdevelop something in their neighbor. should happen in the marina . i don't think we should be allowing main for single-family homes in the marin