liz: kerney.. talk about the yields you're looking at in a name like this. >> right around 3%. that is difficult to find nowadays in such a healthy, growing prosperous company. liz: i apologize if you already said that i didn't hear it. you're saying it. 3.25% for the dividend. not bad. you like a company called chart industries. shares are up 250% there. you just don't need a arcimodo, right? >> we like the cyclicals, consumer discretionary, industrials and chart industries is right in the middle of industrials. so we have them about 25% below our estimate of fair value and earnings growing at 33% next year around 22% the year after that. so it is a very healthy, prosperous, growing company. liz: craig, we're looking at a record on the nasdaq again today. a record on the s&p, at the close. a few seconds away, are you worried things are getting too frothy? >> the way we do value, we see the market below fair value. expect it to move higher the next year. liz: higher the next year. lovely to have y

video shows a man walking up with a scooter and using a slingshot to vandalize hans one ton house on kerney street in chinatown. it happened at five a.m. saturday. yes, working and 13 and nothing. yeah, owner amanda yan tells me the vandalism is adding to her financial struggle. coping with the loss of business due to the pandemic. i feel, you know, upset. yeah so bad on grant avenue, the owner of bowen restaurant literally had to pick up the pieces of his shattered window. it was broken early monday morning. my bar, you know what in cantonese, sherman wong tells me he'll do everything he can to keep his business afloat. it's been his livelihood for nearly 25 years. police say so far it appears 10 businesses in chinatown alone have been vandalized with a slingshot and similar attacks have taken place in other commercial corridors, including ocean avenues. we have a lot of cases put together and, uh, we're again actively searching for the suspect. police say. not all the businesses vandalized with the slingshot or asian owned, but one restaurant owner says she suspects the attacks are racial

it happened around 2 30 this morning in the area of clay and kerney streets. authorities say they later located a second man who was also stabbed during that very same incident, the victims were walking on the sidewalk when they were attacked. arrests have been made in the case. anyone with information is asked to call police and the man arrested in the stabbing of a 94 year old woman in san francisco pleaded not guilty in court this morning, according to the chronicle, 35 year old daniel cow. it is charged with attempted murder battery. an elder abuse in the attack on wednesday on taylor remains in the hospital, but she is expected to recover. the d a s office is responding to criticism that couch should not have been released from jail after his arrest back in may, they say the court denied the district attorney's request to detain couch and he was freed with an ankle monitor. he is now being held without bail, though. san francisco police have arrested a man they say was driving, driving the man seen on camera attacking and robbing a ups driver. you see it

video shows a man walking up with a scooter and using a slingshot to vandalize hans one ton house on kerneyeet in chinatown. it happened at five a.m. saturday. yes working and this one? yeah owner amanda yan tells me the vandalism is adding to her financial struggle coping with the loss of business due to the pandemic. i feel, you know, upset. yeah. so sad on and avenue, the owner of bowen restaurant literally had to pick up the pieces of his shattered window. it was broken early monday morning. mobile bar you know what in cantonese, sherman wong tells me. he'll do everything he can to keep his business afloat. it's been his livelihood for nearly 25 years, police say. so far, it appears 10 businesses in chinatown alone have been vandalized with a slingshot. and similar attacks have taken place in other commercial corridors, including ocean avenues. we have a lot of cases put together and, uh, we're again actively searching for the suspect. police say. not all the businesses vandalized with the slingshot or asian owned, but one restaurant owner says she suspects the attacks are racially moti

it happened around 2 30 this morning in the area of clay and kerney streets. police say a 36 year old man was hurt and is in critical condition now. authorities say they later located a second man who was also stabbed during the incident. they say both men were walking on the sidewalk when they were attacked. so far, there's been no arrest in this case, and anyone with information is asked to call police the man arrested in the stabbing of a 94 year old woman in san francisco, pleaded not guilty in court this afternoon. 35 year old daniel cow, which is charged with attempted murder battery, an elder abuse in the attack on wednesday on taylor remains in the hospital. she is expected to recover. the district attorney's office is responding to criticism that cow it should not have been released from jail after an arrest in may, the d a says a judge denied the district attorney's request to detain cow ege and allowed him to go free with an ankle monitor. he's now being held without bail. a berkeley woman has been charged with a hate crime and other charges after s

video shows a man walking up with a scooter and using a slingshot to vandalize hans one ton house on kerneyeet in chinatown. it happened at five a.m. saturday. yes, working and kitty and nothing this month. yeah, owner amanda yan tells me the vandalism is adding to her financial struggle. coping with the loss of business due to the pandemic. i feel, you know, upset. yeah. so sad on grant avenue, the owner of bowen restaurant literally had to pick up the pieces of his shattered window. it was broken early monday morning. my bar you know what the in cantonese sherman wong tells me he'll do everything he can to keep his business afloat. it's been his livelihood for nearly 25 years. police say so far it appears 10 businesses in chinatown alone have been vandalized with a slingshot and similar attacks have taken place in other commercial corridors, including ocean avenues. we have a lot of cases put together and, uh, we're again actively searching for the suspect. police say. not all the businesses vandalized with the slingshot or asian owned, but one restaurant owner says she suspects the attac

the stabbing was reported around 2 30 this morning in the area of clay and kerney streets. a 36 year old man suffered critical injuries. police later located a second man who had been stabbed during the incident. they say both men were walking on the sidewalk when they were attacked. police have not made any arrests. investigators are asking anyone with information to call police and the man arrested in the stabbing of a 94 year old woman in san francisco, pleaded not guilty this afternoon, according to the san francisco chronicle 35 year old daniel cow, which is charged with attempted murder battery, an elder abuse in the attack on wednesday on taylor remains in the hospital, but she is expected to recover. the da's office is responding to criticism that cow each could should have been in jail and should not have been released after an arrest in may. they say. the court denied the district attorney's request to detain college and he was freed with an ankle monitor. he's now being held without bail. an arrest has been made in a deadly shooting in downtown walnut creek. this

stabbing was reported about the area of clayd kerney streets. a 36 year old man suffered critical injuries. police later located a second man who had been stabbed during the same incident. they say the men were walking on the sidewalk when they were attacked. no arrests have been made. in this case. anyone with information is asked to call police. the nation is observing a new federal holiday juneteenth today we brought you president biden signed the proclamation yesterday. live right here on the noon. ktvu is candese charles joins us live sees in the newsroom with how important this action is and how you can celebrate the new holiday. candice frank. yeah, it's a big day. definitely the annual holiday has been celebrated by black. family since the late 18 hundreds celebrating freedom, education and achievement. and though the holidays actually saturday, you're sure to find events throughout the bay area starting today in san francisco this evening, a two year installation by bay area sculptor dana king will be revealed. the artwork honors black

sold more at higher prices while that could be a sign of brand health, greg portell, lead partner at kerneyhigher cost of freight, input cost, and scarcity as well as labor. if prices aren't higher yet, they will be by the end of the summer on most products. the percentage increase will vary, but he expects it will be passed along, almost dollar for dollar, to the end consumer. it may be transitory, if up to 24 months is transitory. that's how long it will take the supply chain to reset the costs of doing business, working through these higher costs bill lewis, who is a director at alex partners agrees inflation is already present but it's most evident in the automotive sector and at the grocery store. retailers have been conservative with inventory levels nearly across the board they're not chasing sales at any cost which also helps fuller price selling. but retailers aren't plainly saying they're raising prices. lowe's cfo said at a bair conference this week, it's elevating our pricing ecosystem to rapidly adjust to our pricing and maintained margins at the same conference, walmart's cfo