what does kenny loggins say now?s made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> kenny loggins, welcome to "firing line." >> it's good to be here. >> your musical career spans half a century and includes folk, rock, r&b, even children's albums. you've sold millions of records performing with loggins and messina and you sold millions of records on your own. when you set out to be a rock star in the 1960s as a kid in california, could you have ever guessed what the next 50 years had in store? >> no. no way. no. you know, when i first started, my business manager told me, "you save your money, because your career will last about three years. that's the average rock career. and then you can move on from there." but she said, "you know, don't buy big things right now. just take it easy." i was living in a half a duplex for $65 a month, and she said, "stay there as long as you can." i'm not there anymore. >> you've written a page-turning memoir called "still alright," telling us where you are

kenny? >> betty, thank you. > >> tonight pg&e is getting ready ready for the rain, just like everyone else could you may remember the last time we saw a storm comes through triggered a lot of outages and pull fires. that is because so much dust and and dirt had accumulated on the lines, between rainfalls, and it it turned into mud and shorted them out. pg&e says it is ready to mobilize as soon as any issues come up. > >> let's bring in first alert meteorologist, darren peck, with with the latest on the situatio. the situation. >> you know, the first thing i want to start talking about is the wind. we will get to the rain, the rain has been the focus, but there are two different sides to do one story, story, the first one is coming in tomorrow afternoon, so let's start out by looking at that first, and when you watch the future cast on the wind, watch the screen light up as we get into tomorrow afternoon. that is is going to be the kind of first first wave of wind that is tomorrow at noon. so

kenny is still with me.ut look what's the business climate like in florida, still booming? >> it's still booming. there's everywhere you go there's people, there's activity , there's construction, west palm beach building high rise after high rise so they are anticipating more people coming down, but between new york and florida, the atmosphere in florida is so much different in terms of the activity and what people are doing. stuart: 56 6,000 people move to florida from out of state. >> right. stuart: this year. most of them got some money too. >> right. stuart: kenny, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. stuart: get back to booming florida, make some money, ladd. still ahead, tammy bruce, steve doocy, steve hilton, and general jack keane. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older

charles: let me ask you, kenny, i have a minute to go.he next big driver, consider we have a range. take the june low, august highs, feels like we might be range-bound hire. what breaks us out either side of this? what will be compelling, cpi number, next jobs report, what gets us out of this range? >> what i think it will be i don't think it will be the cpi, ppi, i think he made it clear no matter what it is next week he is still going ahead. what i think it will be, revisions to estimates ahead of third quarter earnings which start four 1/2 weeks from now that the beauty pageant starts all over again. remember last time, last quarter we heard them very cautious in the c-suite. cautious going forward and what the economy will be and i think these earnings estimates have to come down. i don't think the market priced it in yet. that will be the key that will rock the market a little bit once we start getting more of those estimates starting to come in. charles: kenny, loaf, appreciate it. thank you very much, my friend. meanwhile buckingha

kenny: it was a gang factory, pretty much.y had the lapd on campus in the middle school, which was unheard of before, but they actually had the lapd at this campus. stephanie: jumped by a gang when he was only 10 years old, the script was written for him. kenny: a lot of people are forced to be part of the gangs. they may not want to, but you get jumped on enough times, you're going to be looking for protection from somewhere. stephanie: he was 12 when he first went to jail. in june of last year, at 48, he was released early from the california rehabilitation center, having spent 15 years in prison for the charge of aiding and abetting homicide. kenny: reading was a way to break up that time, break up the monotony of prison. and so i just fell in love with it, started studying etymology, and realizing the origins of words, and things like that. stephanie: butr became a standout scholar, earning his associate's degree from norco college and graduating from pitzer with his bachelors degree. he was one of the first inside out stu

bob doll, kenny policari, mitch roschelle. my take getting played once again by the people supposed to be taking care of us. while the russians take to the street to protest their leader vladmir putin is ratcheting up a conventional war, really his aim might be to win the economic war. i will ask rebecca heinrichs and alfonso about that. jamie dimon slamming crypto. he calls it a ponzi scheme. i can't wait to hear what natalie brunnell has to say about that all that and much more on "making money." ♪. [where is the love, where is the love he ♪ charles: rhett everywhere, folks, where is the love. market stumbling trying to deal with the fed chairman. they woke up yesterday and decided to choose violence. that helped the build the potempkin village of prosperity is driving wrecking ball taking it down. there is no governor. slatestone chief strategist kenny polcari, and crossmark cio, bob doll, both are bracing for this in a long time. maybe the move in this market is not a surprise. bob, but, you know, the epiphany by the fed c

guys, kenny, eddie, thank you very much. appreciate it. obviously the market is struggling again but i tell you one niche i got to tell you annihilated. software service sas, getting slammed after key players came up short on earnings and guidance after the close. i want to bring in rbc cap pal markets managing director risha julia. am i close? >> i heard worse. thanks so much for having me. charles: i'm so sorry about that. i'm more sorry about these stocks [laughter]. i went through your 26-page report from august 21st and, i have to believe that maybe you're a little surprised at the carnage you're seeing today, something stood out you actually said these companies, take your lumps now. we'll taking them today. what's going on? >> yeah, look, i'm still very long-term bullish on the sas sector, right? we're still in the very early stages of digital transformation of the economy. so there is a long runaway for a lot of these big platforms to keep growing even through macro uncertainty. what is going on is, reality no one is immune from ma

d kenny choi joins us now. i know you talked with aaron's father. >> reporter: this was not an easy decision for the family ton up. >> reporter: building homes has been in paul mcgregor's dna for generations. he learned the craft from his father in san fr. he has developed nearly 100 homes. the 65-year-old contractor controls each aspect of it from foundation to roof. e by piece. surfing and splashing splashing off miramar beach. he is reminded of how the tides turn and how quickly life can, too. >> life will never be the same.t sucks. >> reporter: it is a never ending gut wrenching inner battle for a parent who wonders if there is anything he could have done differently to help a child fight the destructive devouring demons of an opioid addiction. >> that's you and him right her? >> that's right. >> reporter: fighting back tears tears over a life that ended too too soon, paul longs for closure, but how can a parent ever truly say good-bye? aaron christopher mcgregor died at the the age of 28 during a relapse a

- all right, so let's get started on who's gonna be the new person to take kenny's place.ovich with balls on my chin for them.. [thunder booming] and yet nobody accepts me. i am an outcast, a shadow of a man who can find no companionship, no love from others. fine, if i'm to be an outcast, so be it. i'm through doing what others tell me to do, and i am sick of this world and the stinky people in it. from now on, i will dedicate my life to bringing chaos to the world that has dejected me. i will become the greatest super villain the world has ever seen! where i go, destruction will follow. [thunder booming] [ominous music] ♪ ♪ [thunder booming] prepare, oh, little town. prepare for the greatest super villain you have ever seen: professor chaos. [thunder booming] - butters, time for bed. - okay, mom. yes, sleep for now. tomorrow the chaos begins. heh-heh, ha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha, ha-ha-ha-ha-ha ha-ha-ha-ha-ha, heh-heh, ha-ha-ha, hee, ha-ha-ha-ha. - all right, we want to thank everybody for coming. this is a great turnout. as you know, our friend kenny died a few months ago, and w

neither are you, scott and kenny. we live among giants. gentlemen, thank you so much.half of the men's semifinals now filled in at the u.s. open tennis championship. last night karon acing out controversial australian in five sets. kireos taking it out on his racket after the post game. look at that. guess what? how many rackets did he smash? no, he did not stop at one. we've got that straight ahead. elon musk may want to smash something of his own today after a judge's ruling in the case against twitter. details on all the courtroom drama and there's a lot developing at this hour straight ahead. closing bell, 36 minutes away and we're still looking at 443 point gain for the dow and nasdaq is the biggest percentage gainer up 2.25% and 253 points to the upside. don't move, we're coming right back. ♪ liz: owe lon musk and his lawsuit against exiter. the delaware chancery court. she's deny that had tesla ceo's request to delay his trial against twitter over the $44 billion acquisition deal that he proposed several months ago. twitter shares are pounding higher on that, up

quickly on that kenny. matter is, during the whole shutdown companies productivity was pretty robust. a lot of them were still making money hand over fist. some of them in fact did better. you could make a credible argument in some businesses, probably does not quite fit for the investment business, whatever works, whatever makes money, right? >> no. and you're right. so that is kind of the difficult path, right? because you can't argue that some productivity was actually, you could argue in some cases even better than it was in the office. but i just come from the school that going to the office, being in the workplace, surrounded by people there, building a network was so much more important and i'm not sure where these young people are building those networks over zoom. it is not the same to me. neil: i don't know. my company just said, neil can pretend he is doing a regular show with a camera. we'll set him up. get him out of our hair. i guess it depends on the business and the individual. guys, thank y

kenny, thank you for allowing me to do that. bryce, kenny -- >> you're very welcome. bye-bye.ye, ken p any. -- kenny. we'll be right back. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. businesses have to find new ways to compete in order to thrive in an ever-changing market. the right relationship with a bank who understands your industry, as well as the local markets where you do business, can help lay a solid foundation for th

sarah, kenny, david, great stuff. thanks a lot. it helped us a lot.ll help you folks, chart school. find out what sectors are doing better than the overall market because people like to be in these relatively strong areas. also, he has got the swagger and the confidence but the market is wondering, you know, maybe the myth, maybe the myth is too much. paul volcker we'll dig deeper into it. this is the man jay powell is trying to emulate. no one better talk about it than sheila bear. she will talk about it at 2:25. ♪. go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month

okay, kenny kenny polcari is here. happy friday.ne of the fed's last key gauges before they meet later this month. i mean, i can't imagine -- i would imagine if, to be honest with you, i kind of find this as a neutral report, not too hot, not too cold, pretty much what the fed was hoping for. what say you? >> right. i agree with you. if anything, you could argue it's slightly a bit hotter, but i think it's essentially like you said, it's more neutral. but, look, we still have cpi and ppi on the 13th and 14th of september which is ahead of the fed if meeting. i expect, like a lot of people, you might see it improve a little bit meaning drop another tenth of a percent if or so in september. but then i think in october, november it rears its ugly head and starts to move if up again. one way or the other, i don't think today ooh's report is going to change the narrative at all. i think it was always going to be 75 basis points in september. i don't think that's changed at all. ashley: right. i think you are right. let's get to the marke

kpix 5 's kenny choi found a teacher in francisco that reached a turning a turning point and can't seem to lease her students behind. >> everyone think some crazy. they are righ. crazy. they are right. >> reporter: there's nothing that crazy love from jackie when when she walks into a classroom. even when she is no nonsense. >> you have to be responsible. >> reporter: it doesn't take very long to realize just how pr ms. d is. everywhere the longtime third-grade teacher goes, she gets a hero's welcomeh high-fives, hugs, and shout outm former students. their smiling s their smiling faces say it all. >> she was always happy. >> just the joy of school. everybody. >> reporter: then it is off to the school yard. they just reced they just received some donations to keep it growing in. it growing in green. but for als work and countless hours of comt countless hours of commitment, jackie doesn't get paid a single single penny picture returns to work almost every day now as a r now as a volunteer after fillint after filling burnout. she retid earlier than she really wanted w months ago. >> i did

good evening, i'm kenny choy. temperatures are dropping, but fire crews are having a difficult time getting handles on the second largest wildfire of the season. we sawy saw hazy sunsets tonight across the bay area. it isn't as bad as this weekend's, but you can still blame smoke from the mosquito fire for our hazy skies. that fire has now burned nearly 49,000 acres in placer and el dorado counties. tonight the fire is 16% contained. thas 16% contained. that's up from 10% earlier today. > >> despite some rain today and y and dry fuels causing the mosquito fire, they're exploding. some parts of el dorado county. in fact one sheriff deputy had a close call while trying to pull off a rescue. >> reporter: a sheriff deputy rd deputy raced through waging flames and thick smoke to save an elderly couple and their two dogs trapped by the mosquito fire in volcano point. at one point the deputy had to stop because flames were actually touching the vehicle. the smoke blew the winds away and the deputies reached the victim in

kenny choi spoke to one long time asher whose name is charles who says his livelihood is on the line right now rick >> reporter: there is a warmth to his chuckle in gentle touch. welcome to section 121, charles riley has been working at the cm for 25 years but knows it could be coming to an end. there is a cheers like feeling here where everyone knows your name. >> these people do know you, you you know? >> that has got to feel good. >> >> it does. >> reporter: it is hard to say goodbye when you love talking ss and you have had the best seat in the house for the warriors and readers too. >> i worked all of the games and and you see how some of the people that did not go with the team, that did not move to -- they do not support them anymore, because they are gone. >> reporter: the oakland city council will ultimately decide the team's fate. jobs are online online for charles and company and much more. >> coworkers for 15 years now, we go to barbecues together, to each other's homes. >> you have known the fans a long time. >> reporter: charles can talk to to anyone from family members

more information as in when we have it as move on to kenny in the meantime. in william router as you to be sworn in as the country is new president after narly winning last month's election. the ceremonies being held a week after the supreme court upheld his victory bottles. wyvil, railroad, dingo had challenged the result alleging fraud. but the court found there were no irregularities. malcolm were busy nairobi for, as he joyce's from the ceremony in cassandra stadium. and i will be so a big day for william root or tell us about the atmosphere and what's going to be happening over the next few hours, malcolm ah, but it's deafeningly louder. yeah. and right now, head of state from around africa, all their representatives have been arriving a big announce one by one for all to say presidents from all of this region here. tanza deborah day, also many from further afield. valerie cameras, city was out and we expect that the continue arriving up until william roots as arrived and sorted by kenny as chief justice. martha qu main who arrived though, so shall i, th

other parts of africa and around the world with british calling from a british colonial protector. kenny, i don't know, is it, there are other communities around the world in a similar position. so do you correct? correct. correct. i can use not a loan and that way return it is my hope that she will be able to own up the human rights violations that committed by my government and in different parts of the world. it is important for some of the speak to for them to charge us more not to be closer to the violation they need to help this big things back. knowledge and violation by compensating could be compensated unbearable. count those who need to be here cause i must point out every and that's to date, no british, not, not, no british, from a british soldier or official husband or any court of law in human rights should any of their protector. so it is my hope that detail to flip this page and hold somebody to compensate some of this because she's good to talk to you about how many facts indeed for being with us. not enough in general, that for the human rights commission, the prime mini

i, kenny. meanwhile at least one palestinian has been killed in the occupied west bank during fighting between palestinian fighters and palestinian authority forces. the violence began all to the arrested to palestinians on tuesday morning, including a senior figure in the meadows. she wing off hum us the rest was made by palestinian officials, hurricane pianist continuing to gain strength and threaten lives as they ripped through the caribbean residence and ordered to take shelter in the text. kcal silence. hurricane left a trail of destruction across the caribbean. ok though she had lies. witnesses next italy vote the right wing party fortelli to italia is ahead in the polls could a decisive victory overcome the gridlock, bitter, stifled recent government. and what are the wider ramifications with the e. u. an nato stay without a 0 for the latest update. and in depth analysis on the, the the, the, the, the, the the the the the the me, another tragedy in the mediterranean, about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea, fell overboard earlier this week. more than 4600 people have drowned

i know it's kenny. will: i once said deke bentley.you wake up and tell your man he's a big star, it's going to be a good day. that's all every manments to hear when they wake up. today is national hunting and fishing day. will: where's the hunting and fishing? pete: unclear. it didn't make the rundown. we're doing the show from central park from the reservoir or pond. rachel: i don't know if you can shoot pidgeons but that would be fun. pete: you've seen the famous video come across and the fly fishing and the reservoir and the pond and wherever. will: somewhere in central park. pete: he was in central park doing that and he comes up with a cell phone and acted like he got tucker. you're doing something wrong. i got you. he's like, what? rachel: was tucker like on his own? will: he'd go to central park and fish and someone thought he had a got ya moment. pete: he's like this is legal. you're allowed to fish here. rachel: i'd love to see you shoot pidgeons in central park. if you're going to do it, today is the day. will: if i get arre

than belgium, and turkey again presented a sensation with a minus sign , lost by farreer. two rep kenny elliot kipchugi won first place at the berlin marathon , having overcome the distance in 2 hours 1 minute and 9 seconds , the two-time olympic champion, who, by the way, is 37 years old, how ronaldo updated the world record that belonged to him and was set at the same berlin marathon in the eighteenth year, then he ran the distance in 2 hours 1 minute 39 seconds. and 3 years ago, at the marathon, brooms in chogi became the first in history to manage to overcome this distance in less than 2 hours, but that record was not ratified. since the marathon was not held under the auspices of the international association of athletics federations. that's it for now in sports. see you all next hour. is it most important for soldiers at the front to feel that they have not been forgotten? so i come to the front line to them, and they see. he is not afraid, so we are together and this is the most important thing in what we do and anyone can do it. you don't need to know how to play the violin to d

that was kenny choi reporting. s want more officers on streets. with a shortae like many other cities. > >> fire crews made short work of work of a brush fire that briefly sparked evacuations. the evacuations. the quarter acre blaze broke out near the marin country club. evacuation orderse called off yesterday. > >> now we have a look at our fo. it is cooler, not so much like e weather. >> by no means. that's good for us into the weekend. >> we need the break. >> here in the northern califora area, we have been dealing withy dry conditions. as we extend to the next couple days, that's not not the case by any means. we will see increase in relative hy for us into the weekend. as we take a live look from treasure island, that mist and marine layer is staying strong. daytime strong. daytime highs today are below average no matter where you live, only going to the 70s in east inland areas, north bayn closer to marin. 67 in san francisco. let's get a look at what we can expect this weekends is your time to plan ahead now.e is the big change as we exten

kenny choi spoke to one usher who says his livelihood is on the line. >> reporter: there is a warmthchuckle and gentle touch. >> can i help you? are you okay? >> reporter: welcome to section. section 121. charles has been working here for 25 years and knows it could be coming to an . >> what will we do? >> reporter: there is a cheers like feeling here where everybody knows your name. >> 29? >> 29? they do know you. >> reporter: that has to feel good. >> it does. >> reporter: it is hard to say goodbye when you love talking sports and you've had the best seat in the house for the warriors and raters to. >> you can see how some of the e the people that didn't go with the team, didn't move or support support them anymore. they are . are gone. >> reporter: the oakland city council will ultimately decide the team's feet. jobs are on the the line for charles and company company and much more. >> i have worked here for 15 years now. barbecues together, to each other's homes. >> the fans you know, you have known them a long time. >> reporter: charles can talk to to anyone from players and you

the firm hiring longtime goldman sachs executive kenny koch as its next president and ceo.ring in our wall street watcher, sonali basak who has been covering this news. in terms of this sizable announcement, how surprising is it? sonali: it is pretty surprising. not in the sense tcw wasn't expecting to have a new ceo. we knew david lippmann would be stepping down. but the move was surprising because she was recently elevated in terms of her role at goldman sachs and she has been at goldman sachs for 20 years. folks who worked in the asset area for that long, it's not a surprise. when she becomes a rare woman to lead a firm of this size, it comes at an interesting time in the asset management industry overall where there has been a lot of movement across and among firms. kriti: four tcw in particular, why is it pivotal time? sonali: we mentioned david lipman said he would be stepping down but you have one of his top bond managers saying he would step down, so you have a change in talent, a lot of new executives at the firm and assets, while it is $220 billion, it's one of th

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senator, i urge you to talk to your brother kenny. urge him to watch the whole show we're fair and balanced. very, very good seeing you. >> thank you. neil: we want today reach out and try and see this in its totality here. fair and balanced and i want to get to chris cabrera, the council spokesperson. chris, you heard what the senator is saying, acknowledges the depth of the problem and two are at loggerheads, the parties, some individuals notwithstanding and nothing gets done. i'm wondering what you think about a plan has mexico dealing with this on its side of the border or mexico dealing with guatemala at the southern side of their border, but there's too much pressure put on guys like you on our side of the border? >> yeah, we're in a-- now on our side, coincidentally, the last administration with the mexico problem, the mexico, we're dealing with-- (inaudible) don't know about and then back to the normal. neil: chris, we're having problem with your audio, but what we're looking at, you in eagle pass and some drone footage. often

. >> reporter: if south san franc, kenny choi, kpix 5. > >> a world war ii hero who spens life leaving a lasting impressi. we are going to introduce you ta ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq > >> let's take a live look at thg board after some roller coaster days in the last couple of week, it is in plus territory right atthe oakland international ve airport, where officials are nog off the completed and ongoing is on the airport's infrastructureo biggest improvements are the red taxi ways that connect different different parts of the airport.e work on these two are being fund mostly by the faa. a $30 million million project will impact almt every flight at the airport. the airport. the faa says projects like these are important to thel economy. >> extemporaneously i want to sy we have heard repeatedly this is is a crateical infrastruc

. >> reporter: kenny choi, kpix5. >> such memories there. > >> the late monarch and prince p made their last trip to the bay area almost four decade ago in 1983. and our anne makovec dug through our archives and took a look back at this royal visit. >> reporter: it was a busy three-and-a-half day visit for the queen and prince phillip. ag the highlights, a performance at at san francisco's hall where they were serenaded by tony bennett. while prince phillip sg along, the queen was a bit reserved but she cracked a smile smile when the cast from beach blanket babylon came on stage. e sporting a huge hat featuring scenes from london including big big ben with doors that open to reveal more of the royal familye queen and prince then headed down the peninsula to the hewlett packard headquarters where she was shown the step by step process of making a computer. and then gifted one. , arriving to the tune of the stanford band, the queen and prince stopped for lunch at hoover house on the stanford campus giving staffers and some students moments they will never never forget. >> does she say any

i think you guys do a great job. >> that's kenny in california.he federal reserve said to me this week. the possibility of a rise in interest rates coming out of that. look for that later on in the week. brenda in new jersey, democrats line, you are next. >> good morning, america. i'm just calling in regards to president biden. i'm so disappointed. it's very hard to understand and belief that his numbers for that they are saying are correct. oh i've always been a democrat. i am switching to becoming a republican. president biden is the worst president i've ever, ever seen. being in the white house. he's responsible for america. he's doing absolutely nothing to -- on vacation, vacation, vacation. what a shame of the president. >> let's hear from jane in virginia. independent line. >> hi, good morning. i think joe is doing an outstanding job considering he received the presidency from a very toxic gop president and government. i think the polls reflect the increasing areas -- increase in terms of the backlash of ukraine, abortion rights, and on and

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kenny hobbs, good to have you here. katie hobbs is a secretary of state for arizona. watching. you can catch me next saturday and sunday morning here from eight to 10 am eastern. don't forget it's available as a podcast. you can listen to the entire show on the go. subscribe in the sun for free anywhere you get your podcasts. the sunday show with jonathan kaye part, begins right now. >> donald trump brought out the world's tiniest violin again. lashing out of the investigation swirling around him, including the one -- we'll have the latest for the showdown on doj. moore governor shamelessly play politics with migrants lives, transporting them to democratic strongholds of little or misleading information. new york city mayor eric adams tells me how the big apple is coping. and, a senate candidates stunning reversal. >> i signed a letter with 100 another generals and admirals saying that trump won the election. damn it, i stand by that. >> i have come to the conclusion, and i want to be definitive on this, the election was not stolen. >> say what? why more republicans m

james' palace, where a new king began writing the next royal chapter today, we met bill and debby kennyrom boston, visiting london for the first time >> i think he's probably a little nervous. he wants to make sure that his people love him and respect him as they did his mother. >> this is a really hard thing to do this was his mother. and yet, not a beat passed and he became king >> reporter: st. james' palace has been the setting for some of the most important events in royal history. and today, for the new king's ascension ceremony it was built 500 years ago by henry viii, truly the weight of history on king charles' shoulders in the days ahead, britain's new monarch will tour the uk, first to scotland, then to northern ireland and on to wales. later next week, he'll return to london as his mother's body is taken by procession through the streets to lie in state finally, king charles must attend her funeral, all while taking on the most important role of his life many tributes to the queen today, pointing to the many ways humor helped her through the year like when she struggled to c

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that, i take it, kenny, that's because of higher interest rates; right?well, it's develop that be higher interest rates -- going to be higher interest rates and because the market convinced itself and trying to c convince everybody that inflation was 8% or sub8% and the fed had this and it was all under control and this report shows you it's not the narrative and it's not under control and not responding and therefore, yes, rate wills have to go higher and so the high-tech names like you said will get smashed. stu: does this inflation report today change your outlook for stocks for the rest of the year? >> no. so what it does is i've been saying to you that i've been cautious going into this. i thought a retest of the june lows was not out of the question and don't think it's out of the question now. i thought maybe we were going ts maybe 3900ish but this could set us up for another test of closer to june lows and while i think that's true, i do think then it will stabilize. i don't think we'll get that complete destruction the way morgan stanley and gold

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kids, probably, he's been very passionate about passionate about and very vocal about his passions . kenny, remain as vocal about these topics now that he's king. that's a really interesting constitutional question. in the unwritten constitution, the britain has. the monarch is supposed to stay out of politics. they actually, they haven't stayed out of politics. and the have been some, some letters that some of the prince charles, when he was prince, wrote to tony blair's government in 2004, 2005 whole selection of them. he wrote to various different ministers urging them to take particular stances on policies and areas that he was really interested in. that was the scandal and the government tried very hard to stop those that is being released now, whether he can, can you continue to be of kind of activist king that's really into that that's a deep constitution. constitutional question for the k. whether they want a king who is interfering in de politics left the cannon. thank you. now presidents, prime ministers, monarchs, and world leaders have been paid tribute to the life and service

kenny says the website give no warning that the emails will be read by law enforcement. the system does have the capability of putting a blocking feature on. >> some that correctional staff, law enforcement can't read. >> client e-mail messages, but they won't do that. the civil complaint seeks to remedy that. >> officials at the san mateo county sheriff's office to be they have not received the complaint. a spokesperson sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, though, sending e-mail messages to people in custody, including attorneys receive an admonition that the messages are subject to search and that there is no expectation of privacy. the reason the entire e-mail system is not private is for the safety and security of jail facilities. and so it cannot be used to harass crime victims or engage in criminal activity, unquote. in redwood city. has it made kron 4 >> coming up, grammy award-winning rapper cardi b pleads guilty to her role in a 2018 strip club fight. her punishment handed down from a new york judge. that's a ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more wit

in this week's global ideas, we had to the outskirts of b kenny to meet a man who wants to spilt flat with the help of his family. roger son in northern india, temperatures here regularly, sore above 45 degrees celsius and the heat waves are getting longer. a consequence of climate change says she, i'm cylinder gianni. for years he's been observing how the extreme conditions have caused the expansion of desert. scarcity of water is a big concern of their dead because they dont have groundwater because it is in very depth and also i'm not good in quality. it is not usable. and as far as the end is concerned, every yet of you to see you, minimum rainfall in this area shams under gianni, didn't want to sit back and do nothing. so in his spare time, he travels to villages to give away free saplings of ancient indigenous fruit trees . these plans can thrive in the harsh climate or the gar. to day he's visiting the school at pandora's village. he urges the villagers to take care of the trees so that they grow to provide shade and fruit much stops after plantations, though, generally, people

kenny choi has the details. >> reporter: three people hospid people hospitalized after a two-car crash. this happened att 12:45 this afternoon at the tully and senter road intersection. you can see a smashed up van and a car off the roadway. severe damage to that vehicle as well. here is what we know at this hour. authorities tell us they received a call from the santa clara county fairgrounds about a a trespasser. however, the suspect fled when deputies arri. deputies arrived. a short time later, the violent crash. again, again, three are in the hospital, one with life-threatening injuries. details are still unfolding about the suspect and what led to the call from the santa clara clara county fairgrounds. we are are keeping a close eye on this and we will give you updates if there are further developments. > >> we are following another breaking story, this one in ant. in antioch. these are live pictures over the scene of a car car that went into a house. this this is sycamore drive. you can see the front of the red car, smashed into the corner of the home. a second car stopped on the

my vision missing the sony novelist, kenny all by your forty's, silva, than esteem upon you. the queen be mowgli that they may cuz i need to give you what then am i one out of more feeding my oil for the kids to be at that for the east coast, then add them then it should be in after that then it will die oh, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk with the 2nd world war affected millions of people during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations, the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr that be dying. when they do that, the men tried gross the peak office normally because hitler was weak and knew healing weight. and he was bluffing. he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans. or when w

household food, at least as his dignity, parched earth as far as the i can see, the people in eastern kenny as tanner river region have not seen heavy rainfall for months. the majority of people here are cattle herders. they live from their animals and so they walk hundreds of kilometers in search of water. and we can talk on this, katie or hertz didn't manage to acclimatize when we came here while the counselor quintinella holy, their health deteriorated massively far for koya either way. do e peppa we are suffering and i because the drought ha, most of the animals have died. my night there now coming here in as in the, at a medical facility. each day, the women of the china river walk to a small water basin to fill their plastic containers, but they can see the water levels getting lower and lower here to the united nations world food program fears there could be a humanitarian catastrophe. currently over 15000000 people of it impacted my requests for the assistance loan of africa. and if the reins continued to fail as a, as we are witnessing is predicted of over 20000000 people will be i