>> assistant chief david lazar, chief of operations for san francisco police department and i like to welcome you on behalf of mayor london breed and chief of police bill scott to our quarterly officer of the month celebration. this has been such a beautiful venue to honor our officers for their work. i want to thank you mayor and chief for continuing these programs, so thank you very much. round of applause, yes. for our mayor and for our chief! [applause] i would like to acknowledge a lot of special guests that are here today. first, san francisco police command staff that are here. can i ask you to stand up if you are part of the command staff and give you a round of applause. thank you for your leadership. [applause] from the board of supervisors, president aaron peskin, supervisor myrna melgar, supervisor rafael mandelman. thank you for being here. [applause] i would like to recognize our police commissioners, commissioner walker, commissioner yee and commissioner benedicto. thank you commissioners. [applause] i would like to also recognize the mayor's chief of staff, shawn elseb

hamas the last battalions are in kristine lazar.y have to destroy for any they have to go in there going to do everything they can to get the civilians out. i went a half a mile from gaza i walk the same streets i was in in 2019 today 63 people are killed, babies were beheaded, girls were raped. people were burned alive in shot point blank for being jewish i went to the nova film festival and talk to parents who lost their loved ones. israel has no choice but to destroy kristine lazar. i always believed that biden is an fortunate part of the pro tem east wing of his party all that worried about he is worried about winning a presidential election. thank god for president trump these were the most pro-israel prespresident in our history ani hope he wins so we can get somebody in there that's going to support israel. this is disgusting. the money that goes into gaza is going to hamas whether we like it or not it's not going to the gazans is going to help hamas those tunnels were built with the money from america. those missiles and roc

>> assistant chief david lazar, chief of operations for san francisco police department and i like to welcome you on behalf of mayor london breed and chief of police bill scott to our quarterly officer of the month celebration. this has been such a beautiful venue to honor our officers for their work. i want to thank you mayor and chief for continuing these programs, so thank you very much. round of applause, yes. for our mayor and for our chief! [applause] i would like to acknowledge a lot of special guests that are here today. first, san francisco police command staff that are here. can i ask you to stand up if you are part of the command staff and give you a round of applause. thank you for your leadership. [applause] from the board of supervisors, president aaron peskin, supervisor myrna melgar, supervisor rafael mandelman. thank you for being here. [applause] i would like to recognize our police commissioners, commissioner walker, commissioner yee and commissioner benedicto. thank you commissioners. [applause] i would like to also recognize the mayor's chief of staff, shawn elseb

[applause] >> thank you assistant chief lazar and thank you mayor breed. good afternoon everybody. first, i want to say hello and welcome to the families here supporting these officers who will be awarded today with the officer of the month. it is really really gratifying to hear about your work, to see your work and to be here to give you a personal thank you for all the things you have done to get this award today. to the families, i just want to say just a few things and then i'll turn it back over to assistant chief lazar. those in the administrative positions, we live through the work of the officers on the street. we live through the work of the investigators on the streets and this isn't a easy job as we all know and you hear that said. there is a lot of ups and downs but the one thing that keeps us going is when we see the fruit of all the investments this city buts in its police department, work its way down to the people doing the work and we see it work the way it is supposed to work. we see it work right, and this is the example of what it looks like when it works right

red ukrainization, on behalf of stalin, was carried out by lazar koganovich, and with an iron hand.e census , russians and moloros were recorded as ukrainians, all office work, newspapers, education were translated into ukrainian, opponents of ukrainization were repressed, at least fired from work. someone asked then what the population was thinking about? no, of course not, so what started? newspapers, virtually all newspapers, even in the donbass, in russia in ukrainian, were made as the name of the newspaper in ukrainian, the title, the headings of the articles, the text itself was russian, just no one read it, it was attributed in mariupol and odessa, in kiev, in the donbass everywhere to study the ukrainian language, if an official, if a soviet party worker does not know the ukrainian language, everyone was simply kicked out. well, in the late twenties, early thirties it just went a hundred, that is, the soviet party workers themselves began to write where to go next, yes, that is, the factories will stop, people will not know what language and how to speak, that is, this is al

red ukrainization, on behalf of stalin, was carried out by lazar koganovich, and with an iron fist handng the population census , russian imalos were recorded as ukrainians, all office work, newspapers, education were translated into ukrainian, opponents of ukrainization were repressed, at least fired from their jobs. someone asked then what the population was thinking about? no, of course not, so what started? no, on the contrary, they came to the city and became russified, the ukrainian language was perceived as a rural colloquial dialect, and as soon as a person moves to the city, from the very first day he switches from russian to ukrainian no longer never returns, as if he never existed, this, you see, this is 90% of people , and this also influenced the mentality, that is, there is a rural ukrainian language, there is an urban russian language, you came to the city, switched to russian, i forgot ukrainian. more russian like everyone else, this is a normal socio-cultural mechanism, well, ukrainization took place within the framework of the ossr through, first of all , you never ret

of types of activities permitted for individual entrepreneurs, but on the other hand, such as elena lazar. when a business moves to a legal entity, the conditions are comfortable, now it can be done quickly, conveniently and inexpensively, not like before. firstly, we are not in minsk, we are located remotely, agree on a name, then make a charter, contact the executive committee, pay the state fee, register cash register equipment, that is, it would be necessary to close all this, suspend activities and register, well, probably within two or three, maybe four weeks, that’s all, but now it’s announced that this... can be done in one day. in addition to the convenient and simple re-registration technology, the entrepreneur also managed to evaluate the concept of the upcoming work. well, in general, an individual entrepreneur is limited by the number of employees, no more than three, and by a revenue limit. entrepreneurs who are stronger, like elena, will no longer be satisfied with such a business arrangement, there are also accompanying bonuses: the simplified taxation system remains, in m

but on the other hand, people like elena lazar, who are ready to develop further, scale the business,onditions are comfortable now. the entrepreneur managed to evaluate the concept of the upcoming work, well, in general, an individual entrepreneur is limited by the number of employees, no more than three, by a revenue limit; entrepreneurs who are stronger, like elena, will no longer be satisfied with such a business arrangement, there are also accompanying bonuses: the simplified taxation system remains , there are up to 50 people, employees, you can pay a simplified tax, llc will allow, in the future, maybe even to change. some type of activity or take up a new one type of activity that requires obtaining licenses. so far we are positive, and i would like this simplified system to help us develop and grow. and this is the capital, vladislav veucheysky, one of those who decided not to put their eggs in one basket, took up four types of work at once. he provides office services, repairs computer equipment, organizes events and...

red ukrainization, on behalf of stalin, was carried out by lazar koganovich, and with an iron fist.us , russians and little russians were recorded as ukrainians. translated all office work, newspapers, education were switched to ukrainian; opponents of ukrainization were repressed, or at least fired from their jobs. someone asked, then what are the people thinking about? of course, that’s what started, newspapers, in fact all newspapers, even in donbass, but in russia in ukrainian, were made like the name of the newspaper in ukrainian, the title, article headings, the text itself was russian, it’s just that no one read it, it was attributed in mariupol and odessa , in kiev, in the donbass , study the ukrainian language everywhere, if the official, if the soviet party worker does not know ukrainian language, they simply kicked everything out. well, in the late twenties, early thirties it just went 100, that is , the soviet party workers themselves began to write where to go next, yes, that is, the factories will stop, people will not know what language and how to speak, that is, this

. >> nancy lazar from piper sandler a bifurcated economic outlook talking about that for a long timethe broad public, actually struggling, but highest earners doing well writes our base case remains a second half recession but raises joblessness cools incomes destroys demand importantly team is inflation on sustained basis what you were talking about charles in terms of what these numbers say you mentioned 4% she is expecting second half to see unemployment jump above 4% does that rerevives your expectation. >> jay powell wants to do this he went on a limb in december going to do three rate cuts he cannot after transitory thing his legacy wants it badly summon said excuse to cut rates going to take them said forget rates if doing it in september they will be okay do it in september. >> a criticized for that political before election i want to get to economists to get assessment joe lavorgna kicks off. >> will charles mentioned workweek slipped, we talked about wages softer than expected healthcare a driver it has been looks like on the softer side we are trending lower we are trendin

maria: well, that is exactly what nancy lazar is saying, shelby, as well. look, let's face it. 4.9%. okay. fast forward two quarters, first quarter of this year, 1.6%. we are in the be middle of a slowdown and nancy lazar at piper sandler is calling it a bifurcated economy and she says she's of the base case we will see a recession in the second half of the year where the unemployment rate will move from 3.8% currently to above 4%, shelby. >> yeah. it's difficult to watch, right? because we want to see that productivity. we want to see those gains that sort of waterfall down and have everyone benefit from the productivity in the u.s. economy but it's difficult and we start to enter that dreaded sort of stagflation space that i think a lot of investors -- we don't want to have to say it out loud but there's really just one way to sort of get out and it's either control inflation or sort of squeeze employment and both of those are really difficult for us to try and swallow because they don't seem to really benefit the consumer really up front in the short term. so it is unfortuna

>> i think that lazar is good.et a little less onerous when it comes to takeovers, so it's a really good idea. let's go to frank in ohio. frank. >> hi, jim. i had capital nrg in my portfolio for years and i sold it -- and i making money on my portfolio. >> i like it. let's go to ed in florida. ed. >> hey, jim, what you think about wms advanced drainage systems? >> another incredible infrastructure play. there are so many good ones and i keep trying to get them altogether in one particular place and i have not been able to do that. i have let people down. let's go to clinton in florida. >> hey, jim. ast space mobile has not made any money yet, not a nickel. what do you think of its potential? >> no, i want you to stay away. we have so many great companies. you don't need to be in that one. let's go to ed in florida. >> hey, jim. new club member here. thanks for taking my call. >> of course. how can i help? >> i have a question about riva technologies? >> it's made it all the way back. hallelujah for them. i always l

into the second half of the year and a lot of people call this market and economy bifurcated nancy lazarpiper sandler says the highest earners are doing well but not the bottom earners, what he wanted you in terms of allocating capital if we see a slowdown second half. >> i suspect we will get the slowdown coming into the summer and i think they will goose it at the end of the year as we come into the election but once again as a long-term wealth manager you have to be well diversified but i would not be chasing tech here at all we own and participated if the market moves up we are there but i would not be looking at consumer staples, look at utilities most boring sector on the planet and there are 14.5% this year as money moves into the sector, demand for energy is only going to increase and there's a huge opportunity is underperformed last year they're playing catch up but i like utilities and consumer staples and energy in financials and places i would look i would not chase tech as the market is making new highs i would not be chasing tech. maria: grade analysis, reaches you, thank y

maria: do you think there is still a chance that we see a recession in the second half, nancy lazar fromlling clients she's sticking to her base case that we see an economy in recession in the second half because things are slowing and not all that good when you peel back the onion and she also says that will send unemployment up about 4%, your thoughts? >> nancy is one to agree with rather to disagree with that is to be respected. you never know, i have expected a recession for the following reasons i've expected one because the yield curve is negatively meaning higher rates are higher than longer, money supply growth had came off dramatically but lo and behold the anticipated recession has not yet materialized and nancy is certainly on point that there is a strong possibility. maria: we will leave it there, jim grant, always a pleasure. thank you so much. good to see you, jim grant is the founder of grants interest-rate observer, we are following the money who is funding the chaos on campus and that's to get a recorder was on the call with the organizer of the columbia protest hours be

agents in parliament, the similarity, right down to the protest participants, in this video, a certain lazare molotov cocktail in police officers, two received serious burns, was sentenced to nine years in prison, but just the other day was pardoned by president salame zarobishvili, an ardent opponent of the bill. the us state department generally claims that the document is inspired by the kremlin, although the united states has a law on foreign agents. have the right to try to organize as many revolutions as they want in georgia, we should not even ask about the origin of their income, if they plan a revolution again, then it turns out that the georgian the people should not know where the money comes from and who finances this revolution. and the words about the preparation of a revolution in georgia are not an empty phrase. last fall, according to georgian intelligence services, the country was preparing a maidan similar to the ukrainian one. specialists on the holy revolutions arrived in tbilisi through the notorious american agency for international development, one of the main us tools

. >> our officers did a tremendous job and took him into custody, assistant chief lazar says. >> officers decided to pursue the suspect today because the driver was involved in a hit and run incident that creates that felony hit and run gives us the authority to pursue. >> of course, we have to weigh out the risk of harm to others. >> voters pass measure e in march, offering officers more latitude when it comes to car chases. chief lazer says that measure has not taken effect yet. supervisor aaron peskin weighed in. >> frankly, policing should be left to the police and their oversight body. but let's be clear this is a very dense, congested city, and whether it's police officers or individuals driving at high speeds, it's very, very dangerous and has to be done very, very carefully. >> police say it's a good thing the driver was stopped and arrested and that more people weren't hurt. in san francisco. suzanne forn, abc seven news in san jose a bicyclist was killed in a chain reaction collision this morning. >> police say the crash was caused by a speeding red light runner. it happened on

these templars controlled the seaport of lazar cardenas.he country, there they distributed cocaine imported from all over south america. martinez was finally caught and convicted in 2019. to 55 years in prison for selling drugs, organizing a sect and numerous murders, he is serving his sentence in solitary confinement, on the wall of which hangs a picture with a templar cross, on this cross. the drug lord prays daily. in total, there are about 670 templar organizations and sects around the world, which include the great ukrainian priory of templars. by the end of the great war, the advancers of the middle templars handed over possessions for... reconnaissance, winter deception and a dry pack worth 3000 dolars from a brief description of dantsov's doctrine, it is obvious that ukrainian nationalists had nothing in common with genuine french integral nationalism. but it had a lot in common with traditional fascism. maraz drew inspiration from plato and aristotle, from dante and the religious thinkers of the middle ages. not at all united with

but for those like elena lazar, who are ready to develop further, scale up the business, moving to afortable. now this can be done quickly, conveniently and inexpensively, not like before. u... first of all, we are not in minsk, we are located remotely, agree on a name, then make a charter, contact the executive committee, pay the state fee, register cash register equipment, that is, it would be necessary to close it all, suspend activities and register, well, probably within two or three, maybe maybe four weeks, that’s all, and now it’s announced that it can be done in one day, in addition to the convenient and simple re-registration technology , the entrepreneur managed to evaluate the concept of the upcoming work, well, in general, it’s limited the number of employees, no more than three, the limit on revenue, entrepreneurs who are stronger like elena will no longer be satisfied with such a business arrangement, there are also accompanying bonuses: the simplified taxation system remains, in my opinion there are up to 50 people, employees, and you can pay a simplified tax. llc will

let's speak to lazar berman, diplomatic correspondent at the times of israel. on bbc news. we see israel are ready to go ahead with its offensive in rafah despite international calls for it not to do so without a proper humanitarian plan. would you say there are any diplomatic consequences for israel to go ahead? we have already seen the most serious one, and that was from the white house, when president biden said openly on cnn: certain offensive weapons was not to be sent along. there has been pushed back within his party, so it seems the two sides are trying to get relations back on track. i think the full—scale offensive that people are afraid of that israel has been warned against and that we started to see in gaza city is not going to come about, certainly not anytime soon. this is an educated assessment on my part, but i expect the operation to continue along the philadelphia corridor on the border between gaza and egypt, and the rafah crossing. but, it will avoid at the heart of rafa, i think. it will expand somewhat, but the larger operation is not...

important thing is that she has two children, she is involved in music production, then there is a lazar she recently started publishing poetry, that is , her publication is already being published, we are very happy for her, we support her in every possible way, great, and the captain of the team, and you know this, this is our locomotive, she is a public figure, she is the chairman of the public council, well, the patriarchal ponds, practically the patriarchal of the entire district, yes, no, i’m just so big socially that i don’t even have enough words to... make noise under the windows, after 11 o’clock on patrick, what’s the matter, she’s on in fact, but the delegate bulgakov’s house is in power, that’s what we call it, she went to promote the cultural agenda, so in general, among other things, she, well , firstly, she’s beautiful, and secondly, she’s smart, that’s the main thing. thirdly, she is such a sincere person that i just, you will cry when she leaves your program, how nice it is to get on the program, everything will happen, dear friends, we sometimes joke here, making noise

daniel lazar is ajarvis and all that big fan of your writing, by the way, daniel, appreciate your hard work and thanks for joining us here. you must go has a warranty of history repeating itself. it's off the key. diplomats from nato countries joining the anti government protests. currently. griffin, georgia, rochester, as a basil, the whole months of what happened in ukraine a decade ago. of course, that was the us sponsored my down to. meanwhile, the mayor of the police, he has lost out at the visit of a european delegation. this is not friendship. it is m f c. it is an attempt to deepen polarization within the country. how would you imagine that if a foreign minister, for example, would go to europe on and speak at an opposition riley? what kind of approach is this? is this friendship to nothing extraordinary. foreign us agents are leading the demonstrations abroad against the law on foreign agents. we will recall the same picture in ukraine and know how it ended and how ukrainian interests were trampled on. hopefully, the georgians have learned this lesson. who can imagine that a l

to look at the national and international impact of these strikes, i am joined by dr elena lazarou, associatet chatham house. good morning to you. it is called chainsaw economics, partly to do with his campaigning, priorto being campaigning, prior to being elected campaigning, priorto being elected as president of argentina we did talk about very radical measures to cut through the economy and bring change. talk us through what he has achieved so far because there is no gain without pain as they say?— there is no gain without pain asthe sa ? , ., ,, as they say? exactly, thank you for having _ as they say? exactly, thank you for having me. _ as they say? exactly, thank you for having me. what _ as they say? exactly, thank you for having me. what we - as they say? exactly, thank you for having me. what we are - for having me. what we are seeing at the moment is according to the president milei government short—term pain for the long—term gain but it is not necessarily the way union workers see it and the argentinian population will continue to see it. as you said this is the second major strik

. >> great point nancy lazar with you our base case remains second half recession raises joblessnessls incomes destroys demand team is inflation on sustained base basis but four trlgsdz in economy a bifurcated economy there what is next you've talked a lot about fed balance sheets that is the tool, that they are going to use that is what you heard yesterday. >> i think, hoenig pointed out concerned about banking system request rates every day rates stay at they levels a problem for another corporate borrowerer at levels or consumer paying 23% on credit cards or banks unrealized losses sitting there almost 500 billion unrealized losses on balance sheet, last week we will see if this is beginning of a trend if so very scary deposits posted huge decline in banking if you have a situation where you are burning through cash o deposits starting to go down banks may have to revise unrevised losses a major problem i think balance sheets becomes important because fed selling treasurys mortgage-backed securities every month is exacerbating unrealized losses on banking system books why i think

go into rafah i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with kristine lazaribuild thecities until the p. i've made it clear in that war cabinet they are not going to get our support if in fact they got in these population centers. we are not walking way from israel security or walking away from their ability to wage war in those areas progress is not of your redline yet? >> not yet we have held up the weapons. we have held up the one shipment we have held that up. >> is a liar who is holding up more than one shipment. your hamas, listened this what you thinking? we are safe. we and killed the hostages keep torturing and raping them are not giving up any hostages ever. joe biden has our back. joe biden is ensuring that the people who ordered the slaughter, the genocide against the jews will be protected. he has ensured their money will keep flowing because he is in bed with qatar his brother was even doing business with some people from qatar. qatar has a horrendous human rights record which j was joe bn never talks about. kills people and torches people, and

cankur, after which she showed a rather modest time at a distance of 200 m in the pool and at the lazar middle of the protocol, trailing the leaders from france by more than 30 seconds, but in the end it didn't hurt gnetchik finish second. thanks to her next prize, gnetchik topped the olympic rankings, from where, at the end of the qualifying period , nine girls will receive tickets to the games in paris. earlier, let me remind you, maria took gold at the world cup in budapest, then the pentathletes will have the world championship, which starts on june 9 in jen jou, china. the belarusian women's team became the continent's national team at the european youth wrestling championship, and today the belarusians returned home in triumph, where they met at the minsk national airport. the coaching staff submitted athletes in nine weight categories to the forum, as a result the belarusians won seven medals, three of which were gold, a result that no one can boast of at this championship. the belarusian wrestling federation looks confidently at the development of not only this generation, but t

maria: nancy lazar called it a bifurcated economy, exactly what you are saying good to get your insightsbarry ironsides. >> the origins of covid-19 leading back to anthony fauci, rand paul is next, you are watching "mornings with maria" live on stay with us. . ♪ . maria: welcome back, leaked easily reveal obama-biden administration stopped fbi from resting supports of iran's nuclear program including northern terrorists in the united states, yes, cheryl casone with details now. cheryl: so that is rate maria. at the time the state department allegedly prevented fbi from arresting individuals on u.s. soil linked to iran's nuclear development program ron johnson chuck grassley s exposing information sent by whistleblowers obtained by fox news digital senators right obama-biden administration state department under leadership john kerry actively interfered with fbi operations pertaining to law if you feel arrests of known terrorists members of iranian networks criminals providing support for iran's nuclear multiple agents deeply upset by arrests being halted, chaser of live nation entertainm

maria: mario, that's why nancy lazar from piper sandler is expecting a recession, second half of the interview and i couldn't agree more. the last mile is going to be the toughest mile. and i agree that there's going to be many headwinds along the way. i'mflation is stubborn. it's tough. get to the 2% target objective that the fed is saying they want to, i think it's more of a pipedream. i think personally that if inflation was around 2 and-a-half percent and we start lowering the fed funds rate, because maria, look what's happening in the economy. look what's happening in the banks. yesterday new york community bank just got downgraded. that would have been another bank failure if my new c fail me that company. i believe the last mile will be toughest. they said oh, the fed, they don't want to be political. i believe they were late in raising interest rates and i think they'll be late to the game in cutting interest rates. maria: we'll see. mario, great to see you this morning. thank you. adam, you're with us all morning. we're grateful. when we come back, 15 house democrats penning

individual entrepreneurs, so such retail retail is unlikely to undergo changes, but for those like elena lazarbusiness by moving into a legal entity, the conditions are the most that is not comfortable, now this can be done quickly, conveniently and inexpensively, not like before. firstly, we are not in minsk, we are remote, agree on a name, then make a charter, contact the executive committee, pay the state fee, register cash register equipment, that is, we would have to close it all, suspend activities and register, well, probably within two to three , maybe four weeks, that's all. upcoming work, but in general the individual entrepreneur is limited and the entrepreneur managed to evaluate the concept with the number of employees, no more than three, income limit, entrepreneurs who are stronger like elena will no longer be satisfied with such a business arrangement, there are also accompanying bonuses: the simplified taxation system remains, there are up to 50 people, employees. and you can pay a simplified tax, llc will allow, in the future, perhaps even to change some type of activity or e

individual entrepreneurs, so such retail trade is unlikely will undergo changes, but for people like elena lazar moving to a legal entity, the conditions are most not comfortable. now this can be done quickly and conveniently. and inexpensive not the same as before. firstly, we are not in minsk, we are remote, agree on a name, then make a charter, contact the executive committee, pay the state fee, register cash register equipment, that is, we would have to close all this, suspend activities, and register, well, probably within two or three, maybe four weeks, that’s all, but now it’s announced that it can be done in one day. in addition to the convenient and simple re-registration technology, the entrepreneur managed to evaluate the concept. upcoming work, but in general, individual entrepreneurs are limited by the number of employees, no more than three, by a revenue limit; entrepreneurs who are stronger, like elena, will no longer be satisfied with such a business arrangement, there are also accompanying bonuses: the simplified taxation system remains, in my opinion up to 50 people, employees,

. >> depend afternoon i'm dave you'd lazar assistant chief with the police department in my 33rd iary with the pd a fourth generation in san franciscomented to be a police officer and luck tow be hired around my 21st birthdayism risen throughout ranks and worked in assignments all over the departmentful 8 of the 10 stagsz. i have been an investigation for 5 or 6 times. i was a captain for 9 years part of that i spent time in southern station when i worked with the night life community and the club owners. in 2014 assigned central police station working with folks associated with broadway and china town. a lot of experience there. so, throughout the years i gone up and and up now i'm number 2 in the department and the chief of operations i over see 80% of the police department. i have all of patrols citywide and the investigators. rodney fong. i have a very strange backgrounds grew up in wax museum. my grandfather opend that in 1962 and grew up with attractions and amusement thing and night life includes. became involved in that and opened the communities benefit district at the wharf

that's why nancy lazar is calling this a bifurcated situation. seen the impact of 11 rate hikes so far. the other day i was reading a report said look, this takes time. we may not have even seen the true impact of 11 rate hikes, certainly we've seen it in some interest rate sensitive areas like housing, no doubt. but have we seen the impact fully yet? and isn't it too early to start saying we raised 11 times, let's start cutting now? >> you know, again, the fed rag trying to re-establish credibility. given they've been wrong for seven quarters, seven, is -- i don't know why they wouldn't have taken out more insurance, adopted a wait and see attitude. i think if i were -- especially one of the hawkish members on the fomc i would s been quite disappointed in chair powell's performance. it was kind of needless and set back their progress. maria: yeah. and in fact, you write that this is a failure of central planning and that jay powell and janet yellen have been reckless. in fact, they are putting politics in everything. i want to ask your take -- i

we spoke with nancy lazar. here was her reaction on wages.tocks are plummeting, interest rates are surging on a hotter than expected employment cost index for the first quarter. 1.2% versus an estimate of 1%. your reaction. >> annualized run rate is over 4%, that is sticky wage inflation and we think that is reflection of a sub-4% unemployment rate. it's not shelter keeping inflation sticky, not auto insurance rates that are keeping inflation sticky, people have purchasing power because they have jobs and they're getting wage increases. i would rather take short-term pain, get the unemployment rate up so we can move back to low inflationary environment, certainly unsettling things going on in college campuses highlights the economy is fragile. cost of living is too high. you need to crack the unemployment rate to get that down. maria: adam, she's talking about inflation being too high but it's happening for a good reason is basically what she's saying. >> you better believe it's a good reason. maria: we're getting the april adp number this mo

nancy lazar calls it a bifurcated economy right now. >> actually citigroup's ceo jane phrase said we'reed consumer where the affluent consumer is still fend spending, but lower income consumers have is pulled back -- maria: exactly. >> but when you look at the weak guidance coming out of airbnb or the airline, it makes me wonder if maybe the high higher income consumer is starting to pulmoback as a well. i'd love to get your take on that. >> i don't think we see it just yet, but you would think we we would pull back on all a fronts. mcdonald's is a great example where they're lowering, we saw, you know, them worry about what's going on on the low end but shake shack had a great quarter. >> yeah. >> so it hasn't really taken full effect. but inflationary concerns are causing the consumer to pull back. it's happening gradually, and we're seeing it in some of those smaller stocks, smaller income-related stocks. let's watch walmart next week. maria: that's a biggie, and then the week after a nvidia. >> that's the super bowl. maria: i'm wondering if, in fact, we haven't even felt the true im

what's everything i hear of israeli public opinion they support prime minister kristine lazar supporting hamas they may not support it but they understand they have to do more destroy hamas but we hit a meeting with prime minister netanyahu is that israel's wingg everything they can to protect civilians but it's difficult when hamas fi hides behind women and children. so again, most americans believe israel has a right. when you stand behind israel and its people. a similar terrorist attack occurred in the same set of americans got slaughtered as israelis will be close to 50000 americans. you can imagine to be demanding of our government to take on that threat and destroy the terrorist organization. president harry s truman to japan and he was very clear about what happened with japan. even though they were horrible civilian casualties this is a former president truman's words quote where now prepared to obliterate more rapidly complete every productive enterprise the japanese have above ground in any city we shall destroy the docs, their factories in their communications. let there be n

nancy la czar says that means -- nancy la lazar says that meanse are going to get a recession. >> were definitely paying more and getting less. that's hitting the bottom line of the consumer as mark indicated. a at the end of the day what we have to see i think before the fed makes any moves is a little bit of pain. we're starting to see the pin now and eventually those numbers will start to show in the books and then they can start making the changes in order to boost up the economy again. maria: so what do you want to do then as an investor when you see all of he these signs that you've got a macro story that is clearly weakening, blood bath in certain retail stocks this morning? >> as an investor what i would say is we're always looking for the types of companies that in this type of economy you're going to want to own such as consumer staples. look in your closets, look inner pantry, see what you're buying, owningnd using. buy those. and keep it simple. at the end of the day you don't want to start pulling big dollars out of the market can. we know over long periods of time if yo

. >> our officers did a tremendous job and took him into custody, assistant chief lazar says. >> officers decided to pursue the suspect today because the driver was involved in a hit and run incident that creates that felony hit and run gives us the authority to pursue. >> of course, we have to weigh out the risk of harm to others. >> voters pass measure e in march, offering officers more latitude when it comes to car chases. chief lazer says that measure has not taken effect yet. supervisor aaron peskin weighed in. >> frankly, policing should be left to the police and their oversight body, but let's be clear this is a very dense, congested city, and whether it's police officers or individuals driving at high speeds, it's very, very dangerous and has to be done very, very carefully. >> police say it's a good thing the driver was stopped and arrested and that more people weren't hurt. in san francisco, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> in the east bay. sky seven was over a fire that damaged at least two buildings this afternoon in oakland. this is at the scene and the intersection of east ei