it's with the park lites. it's with the different iter rations and it's a whole system that has been built within the operationalization of it that refers to whom at what point and the timing of it that will now need to be undone and rebuilt again and this was what was said in the letter from the departments to us is right now the best time to do that? i think not. so i think that we're still building this program. i don't know why we don't have what barcelona has or any of the other cities yet. i'm hoping that we can build it. i think right now, i would like planning -- if staff has the expertise to balance out multiple areas of our city transportation, land use, business. i want them to still keep this as we go through and learn from what we've done, what we've done right. what we've done wrong because i think that right now we still need it as a recovery thing for our city. thank you. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor melgar. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, president walton. colleag

it's with the park lites. it's with the different iter rations and it's a whole system that has been built within the operationalization of it that refers to whom at what point and the timing of it that will now need to be undone and rebuilt again and this was what was said in the letter from the departments to us is right now the best time to do that? i think not. so i think that we're still building this program. i don't know why we don't have what barcelona has or any of the other cities yet. i'm hoping that we can build it. i think right now, i would like planning -- if staff has the expertise to balance out multiple areas of our city transportation, land use, business. i want them to still keep this as we go through and learn from what we've done, what we've done right. what we've done wrong because i think that right now we still need it as a recovery thing for our city. thank you. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor melgar. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, president walton. colleag

they got on two chartered jets, maskless with at least one case of lite beer and hopped on the jets to come to washington, d.c. the problem is and really what's so sad is i don't think these legislators realize the irony in the situation. they are using their collective power as the minority party to stop a bill they oppose from becoming law. while doing so, they came to washington to try to convince the president and senate democrats to nuke the very senate rule that protects the rights of the minority. in other words, you might say a filibuster for me but not for thee. and as a reminder, this is the second time they've denied the legislature a quorum this year. i think it's pretty obvious that this is nothing more than a political stunt when these lawmakers skipped town with no plan for when they will return to their jobs in texas. and, frankly, the president under the texas constitution -- i mean the governor under the text constitution can -- text constitution can continue to call as many special sessions he wishes without limitation. so we all know who you this will end. they will

she's calling these people in a private plane, you know i love me some miller lite, but they are notdoing things that many americans will not cat. when those who go back to work with nine and half million job openings right now, they will not get with these privileged lawmakers are getting on their way to and from d.c. skirting the responsibilities. i think that the vice president needs to come back at this. or jen psaki at the white house. she needs to separate her rhetoric from the fact. and help people know honestly what this is about. if they want to stay in the fight and vote and always mitch mcconnell told me last hour as republicans will do in the senate again, the president's $3.5 trillion spending bill, stay there and vote no. stay with people against record and hold them accountable. i have another word for lots of families in texas. these are the people that they are talking about with the cotton wrong. how are they going to do in 2022? >> emily: that is so well said. these people left their day job and they're not civil rights icons by any stretch. but what is it with dem

and drink it taking selfies what we are all wearing masks. >> harris: miller lite is delicious. b3 david avella, what is it about democrats, when they can't have their way there answer is blow up the system, pack the supreme court, and the filibuster, march out of texas, why do they always end in just blowing everything up? >> david: democrats want the elections to be federalized, whether that be hr one or the now coming down the pipe john lewis voting rights bill, they want the federal government, not the state government in charge of elections and this is just simply the next chapter in their push for that. unfortunately for them the facts don't match up with what they want to do. the 2020 election had the highest voter turnout in history. state governments are the ones running elections right now and the two-thirds of state governments are run by republicans. it's not republican republicans that are the ones causing voters not to turn out and there certas agreement that can be made on making sure we are sending everyone a ballots, it would just require all states to be a part

those sacrifices include drinking miller lite on private plane over memphis. it was moving.t have a lot of photos from within that private plane, just like we don't have a lot o paintings from the private crossing of the delaware. as you can see, those people are terrified.d. not taking this trip on a private plane for themselves, they are doing it for democracy which paradoxically they have just suspended. revolutions are full of bitter t little ironies like that. you may be wondering how did all those lawmakers get on that plane, can you just walk on a plane now? does not require some kind of resisting the garden for photo i.d.? and are you required by federal law to wear a mask on an airplane? sure, you are in normal times but one is a revolution in process, rules are suspended. now, once a brigade from texas finally arrived in the capital city, they were met with artillery fire or sharpshooters, no. something more daunting. with the power of song. [singing] ♪♪ we will overcome, i believe we will overcome today ♪♪ >> tucker: what happens when a cliche become so time warre

this is a lockdown lite. there are hard restrictions as we have seen in melbourne in the past. government is begging people to stay home. it is saying case numbers are too high. the reality is, this lockdown could very well be extended the arms next friday. some sydney residents are not as diligent about weighing home this time around because they can look overseas nce economies opening up and death rates declining. shery: we sound like a broken record now. in the vaccine rollout, what is being done to speed up the process? georgina: interestingly, yesterday, the federal government announced a significant acceleration of the program in new south wales. the state is going to receive an additional 300,000 vaccines with equal parts pfizer and astrazeneca. and astrazeneca. they are also reports -- there are also reports turkey leading that the federal government has secured a contract to triple its access to the pfizer vaccine to around one million doses a week from mid-to-late july and the federal government met with business leaders in australia such as qantas to discuss how work

miller lite is ok. but we can't stop that by just leaving, it is better we are there in washington, to highlight this, to make it politically difficult for democrats to accept and hold them to account. the best way to stop this is winning back the house and senate and putting an end those immigration policies. >> people want to go to the border and --because right now people, --we do? sen. cotton: people at the border are feeling helpless as well. i talked to some of them when i was there who contacted our office. it is dangerous for them, farm owners and ranch owners in south texas have drug cartels running criminals across their properties. they have had to leave their homes. one of them said he had to come back to arkansas, to his home there, because of the danger on their farms and ranches. as i said, every american town is a border town, because the impacts of drugs and crime. robbie? >> [indiscernible] everybody in the stream to hear about interactions. --of the insurance industry, problems you ha

, who sprung for the class e miller lite they had on board, as well?nks, and it would be better if taxpayers were paying for it because it would be accountable. we don't know what dark money forces are paying for this are what they are expecting in return, so this is corrupt, stinks, and flies in the face of the fact that 78% of voters in the united states support voter i.d., clean voter rolls, verification, bipartisan observers, and chain of custody. 78%. is not even close. so these people are being hysterical over nothing and they are claiming if joe biden was next going to say that requiring people to vote in the district they registered in his like -- it's completely unbelievable, and they've lost all credibility. >> laura: yeah, horace, all of this kind of brings together the problem with education in the country, if you can compare, as dinesh said, the civil war to voter i.d. or any of these crises in american history, january 6th to the civil war, but if people don't know history, then they might sit on social media going "oh, wow, this is terri

someone earlier called stagflation light stag lite.nds like something tom keene is drinking this morning. what would it mean for this bond market if more and more people start talking about stagflation? of course, we are talking about slowing growth. persistently higher rates of inflation will consist -- will persist at this rate. kailey: he said he really didn't hundred that -- lisa: he said he really didn't understand why yields went down so much after the previous meeting. how do you predict anything, given the fact that it depends on how much money is in the financial system and how much international flows are going into the u.s.? how do you forecast that out based on the fiscal response, the monetary response? jonathan: here's an ugly prediction for you. the president stepping in really late here to try to stop evictions. an estimated 3.6 million households who have fallen behind on their payments are somewhat or very likely to face eviction over the next few months. about 7.4 million households are behind on rent in total. when

they brought corona and miller lite. i caught that right there.osed to covid, tucker, let's hope they expose the american people to the peacock hypocrites that they are. how hypocritical can you be? let's quickly count the ways. they flew on a plane mask-list. we have to wear a mask when we plan a plan. they fled their state. you know they would criticize. they have criticized republicans. they are creeping closer and closer to vaccine passports, to show us papers, proved to me you are vaccinated. but they tell us trust us. it's a super-spreader event. while there was a trump rally, athletic event, or spring break, everything is a super-spreader event except the actual super-spreader event. >> tucker: i mean, look, the second to last point that you made i think is a really important one. i'm hardly attacking vaccines at all. i never have done that and won't. however, i'm against lying and they are telling us that once you get vaccinated you can't get it or spread it. here you have vaccinated people getting it and spreading it to other vaccinated p

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those sacrifices include drinking miller lite on a private plane over memphis! it was moving.t have a lot of photos from within that private plane just like we don't have a lot of paintings from washington's crossing of the delaware. sometimes you have to imagine it but we do have this documentary evidence, this shot and as you can see those people are terrified. they're not taking this trip on a private plane for themselves. they're doing it for democracy, which paradoxically they've just suspended. revolutions are full of bitter litter so mike little ironies like that but we've learned to live without in the name of the greater good. you may be wondering how did all of those lawmakers get on that plane? can you just walk on a plane no? doesn't that require some form of photo i.d.? a racist i.d. card? and wear their masks? are you required to wear a mask on an airplane by federal law? sure you are, in normal times, but when there's a revolution in progress, normal rules are suspended. che guevara never wore a surgical mask, his rifle was his i.d. card. and so with these sligh

they brought corona and miller lite.here.a and they will stay through august because a few members of the biden administration.ad will need to breathe corona breath into october. however many people they exposed to covid, tucker, let's hope they expose the american people to the peacock hypocrites that they are. how hypocritical can you be? let's quickly count the ways. they flew on a plane maskless. you and ip eons, we have to wear a mask when we plan a plan. they fled their state. you know they would criticize. they have criticized republicans.. if they ever employed that same tactic. they are creeping closer and closer to vaccine passports, to show us papers, proved to me you are vaccinated. but they tell us trust us.s.re we are all vaccinated. and as you pointed out and kevin reported so well, it's a super-spreader event. while there was a trump rally, athletic event, or spring break, everything is a super-spreader event except the actual rulysuper-spreader event. >> tucker: i mean, look, the second to last point tha

>> winner of the week is miller lite.n social media on the way to d.c. i think i will have one after the show. loser of the week i hate to do this because he seems like a nice guy tony blinken secretary of state has just screwed it up this week. he screwed up the response to cuba. definitely not strong enough. he also asked the human rights council at the united nations to investigate the u.s. for racism. give me a break and later told diplomats that they could admit u.s. failures whenever doing diplomacy overseas. three big fails. >> bret: all right. juan, lightning. winner, loser? >> juan: 60 million american chirp with these big checks going out. we have 14% child poverty rate. this could make a big difference. and the loser, the new york yankees. one of my favorite teams. six players with covid at the second half get started. >> bret: ben, winner, loser? >> winner, britney spears for pursuing the cause of reforming conservatorship in america and loser anybody who disagrees that she is not one of the greatest pop stars

that's miller lite. miller lite is the beer of chicago. have you forgotten that, tom?: it's the champagne of bottled beers. jonathan: that's right. [laughter] mario, i know you are a white sox fan. we will get to baseball little bit later. let's look ahead to the next couple of weeks. i was told as it was about days, not weeks, not months, and it has been weeks and months. how significant is next week for you? mario: next week is huge. you've got both we publicans and democrats saying something needs to get done towards the beginning of the week. the setback this week revolved around republicans walking around voting for a bill they hadn't seen the text for. mitt romney said they are looking at maybe monday, possibly tuesday or wednesday for that to come. as you mentioned, the clock is ticking. we have the vaunted august reset coming up here in the next few weeks, so congress has to get something done. on the other set of that recess, the clock starts ticking towards midterms, when the political risk is elevated. jonathan: are you still -- taylor: are you still thinkin

drinking miller lite. delicious, by the way. checking in to hotels and more than $200 a night.d for this tweet. it's a picture of her wet underwear draped over a shower curtain, reading, "that's what we're doing tonight, using whatever is accessible, washing our clothes in the sink." meanwhile, the congressional black caucus chairwoman led a voting rights protest in the senate building yesterday, and she tweeted that we will fight for the right to vote. capitol police letter arrested the congresswoman for demonstrating, and then she defended herself last night. let's watch. speak a leader in our movement , in our moment. we felt like john lewis and martin luther king, when they organized and protested it made a difference. and that's why they were there. >> harris: demanding her right to vote, but apparently has not had an issue doing it. even posting these pictures of herself on twitter, of herself voting. charlie? >> charlie: you know, it's really hard to take this and find something funny about it, but the picture of her underwear in the bathroom, that is definitely funny. >

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that is like the champagne of beers, miller lite. jonathan: thank you for that, tom. is this about addressing the supply-side story? let's get to michael cushman, morgan -- michael kushma, morgan stanley cio. let's talk about goldman. "in the near term, a complete service sector recovery will likely overcome virus fears and return to work office patterns. both look likely to take longer than anticipated." both issue a downgrade to forecast growth. what is the view at the moment? michael: our view in investment management is that a slow down of some degree is not necessarily a terrible thing for the economy as a whole. we were growing very fast with almost double digit pace in the middle of this year. in terms of how much is inflationary, how much is permanent, modest downgrades in growth with a little bit longer time frame in terms of getting back to normal because of the rise of the delta variant and more uncertainty as to how people will behave with this uncertainty, and meaningfully in the near-term, with yields falling significantly from where they're worth -- whe

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>> it is a sacrifice when you have to drink miller lite as an adult. i attest to that.this is playing horribly for texas democrats. average americans are seeing politicians that abandon their jobs, jump on a fancy plane and giddy taking 500 selfies and drinking beer and looks like they are going to cancun spring break. they get to d.c. sing songs, get in front of the microphone but no plan to achieve what they wanted and screaming that the law is jim crow 2.0 or threat to democracy and it is under attack since they haven't seen since the civil war. it is unhinged hyperbole. it may play well to the beto or squad wing of the party. it doesn't to people in general. 4 in 5 americans. 80% support showing a photo i.d. when voting. the most recent poll from gallup. i look at the i tab as an independent. 87% of independents support voter i.d. it is amazing you have democrats talking about democracy being under attack due to this voting law while they are openly yearning to blow up the filibuster while filibustering. >> bill: interesting. call for number two. meal tweet, right?

start to clear up adds they sped the metering lites up. the most slowing off the overcrossing.g for west 80. past university. the slowing over here getting into the city cleared up. the distribution is what we expected for the morning commute. an easy drive. no problems at the dublin interchange. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> if you're scared of the big cats there's been another mountain lion spotting here in the bay area. we'll tell you about where it happened overnight. >>> plus -- >> i heard someone yell bear. >> a wild encounter with a bear on a fourth of july in southern california. that poor guy was just as scared. we'll tell you how the group was able to get away. >>> reviving the russian river. protecting the area. >>> in washington joe biden under pressure to do something about gas prices even though he really can't. out to the big board this morning. talk at bears and bulls. another record on the dow. you're watching "today in the bay." here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone

people there standing up to the dogs and beatings and clubs were actually on a private jet with miller lite sitting back if luxury. it is a city political stunt. the law they are protesting is a common sense law. it is things like signature verification on absentee votes and cameras in counting rooms so you have accountability. but here is the good news, harris, the stunt is going to fail. they'll run around and spend a lot of time on a lot of tv networks getting a bunch of attention and they'll come back to texas. when they come back to texas the governor has rightly said he will call another special session. when they come back the texas constitution is clear they can be arrested and if they refuse to come and do their jobs they will be arrested and physically taken to the floor of the house and the legislature will do its job and pass this legislation and this political stunt is not going to succeed. >> harris: the attorney general of the state of texas, your home, ken paxton told me last week absolutely they have the right to do it and do it if it's necessary. the goal isn't to take the

tom: i love the phrase fed lite. it had to be an american or anglo american feel to it yesterday. what i would look at is, on the real yield, it is slammed. i use that word carefully. it is slammed from a negative what? 1.02%, up 10 full beats to -0.91%. a huge move as you go into your important program this afternoon. jon: never mind my program later. we have to push to next week's. -- next week. earnings data. july 13. tom: right. i put an article on twitter and it goes back to earnings to gdp, the heart of the matter is this boom economy, and the raging debate of how long it lasts. jon: let's turn to a senior economic advisor. conrad, set us up for next week. we have earnings. that will entertain the people in equities, then we have the cpi in america. conrad: yeah, a lot of important events next week, in addition to the cpi report which i think is likely to show another pretty elevated reading, not as elevated as the prior two months but we will be looking at core inflation readings well above levels that would be consistent with what the fed has termed price stability, but we

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crews responded with a tweet asking no miller lite?ce to a picture showing the lawmakers traveling to washington on a private plane all surrounding a case of beer. let's bring in senior political analyst brit hume tonight. good evening, brit. i wanted to talk about a couple of new polls. abc, "the washington post" poll came out with some interesting numbers. one is the outlook on the country's future. this optimism/pessimism has really shifted in recent weeks. 45 optimistic, 55 pessimistic and then look at the approval rating for the president on specific issues. obviously covid he is at 63% approval but you look at crime, gun violence, immigration down in the high 30's. your thought on this turn about? >> well, partly i think it's the fading of the money moon period. every administration starts out with high hopes in the public and they tend to fade with time because not everything that's promised gets delivered and in this case enormous promises were made. >> we have ambitious agenda. only part of which has been enacted and part of w

are they cheering or acknowledging the numbers on the screen in clearly price spikes happening -- >> lites talk about that. the price of lumber is down 60%. the used car index is down. indicators all over the place this is temporary. we absolutely need an investment in infrastructure over the long-term that will create ten -- millions of jobs and careers and construction and broad band access and the green economy. just because you have, you know, the price of groceries goes up doesn't mean that you don't fix your leaky roof. in america, our house has a leaky roof. we need the infrastructure bill and the help with elder came. women need the child care help. we've seep the impact. child care tax credits are going out to millions of working families helping a leavate the short term pain. that's real policy with long-term thinking. >> the question is how much longer does it take the fed to step in here? even larry summers from a democratic administration, he stepped in way early on, right, steve? he said it's time to take away the punch bowl. we can't continue at these rates. while you're dis

on a private jet with a case of miller lite breaking house quorum abandoning constituents. another wrote this. thoughts and prayers during these awful times. surely it is just like normandy. this is not necessarily a good look for democrats in texas or do you like it? >> what's not a good look is the governor and texas state republicans attempting to limit access to voting. i think the democrats in that state -- >> harris: let me push back on the talking point for a second. we heard it before and all due respect i need an answer to the question. specifically private jets and we're looking into who paid for those, if it was texas taxpayers or maybe somebody donated it. we don't know yet. the other issue is the look of they're just leaving their state in style, right? saying they made a sacrifice but were they really? what kind of look is that to you? >> you are focused on the finances. >> harris: i'm focused on the total picture of them. >> i'm focused on the legislature lace they're attempting to pass that would limit access to voters in the state to vote. how they figure t

because you'll recall, for example, laura martin said they need to have an ad-supported version, an ad lite which they have been hesitant to do, but maybe this is another way, to get that revenue flow from a different channel, d. >> yeah, absolutely. it is going to turn itself into a platform, more of those revenue streams. speaking of social and content, let's turn to facebook it is going all in on content creators allocating a billion dollars in direct payments through 2022 new bonus initiatives across facebook and instagram will pay top users to create and post, making facebook one of the last social media giants to wade into creator payments snap hands out around $1 million a day to top creators already. twitter has tip jars and tiktok launching a $200 million creator fund just last year. so, julia, i wonder, it begs the question, is facebook late here? i thought this was interesting, they were quoted in the times saying covid is an inflexion point where creators started becoming more of a creative economy. think back to chewbacca mom, the als bucket challenge, facebook had viral moment

you see the freedom fighters, the ones who came on a pilgrimage with nothing but a case of miller liteus. turns out they have just claim several more victims. a white house official and weaker of the house nancy pelosi has tested positive for covid-19. apparently got it from the pilgrims of texas. we'll have an update on the conditions of the victims and the scale of the super-spreader

i can guarantee there is miller lite on that plane. there is. >> greg: they had to buy the deer. obviously the taxpayers. >> jesse: so how does it look right now, the democrats fleeing to washington? i believe kamala harris is going to be meeting with these fleeing democrats. i don't know when, but we'll cover here in show. >> everyone has raised at the right points. >> jeanine: i like you, this is the first time we've been together! >> greg: keep your hands off him. [laughter] >> jeanine: i'm sorry! >> harold: you have to ask the question, what do we want when you have an election connect to your point, during the pandemic we made it easier for people to. i happen to think what you want in any election -- and i've won in five elections, i lost one. i wish we could have found more people to vote and make the claims that former president trump is making. i wanted more people to vote and they didn't. it turns out that they won this time. if you have a set of systems in place to encourage that and validated going forward, i think we shoul

. >> coors lite is making a bet that could result in a lot of free beer, drew. >> oh, wait, what?ause spencer drinks wine and you don't drink at all. >> okay. >> if anyone hits a grand slam tomorrow at coors field, a tiny field, it will give the player's home state a beer. not one beer for everybody in the state. fans have to post hash tag coors grand slam on twitter when it happens. severapls presti cafoia mattolson fr we could all win a single beer. the company says coors field is the most home run friendly ball club because of the rocky mountain air and the altitude. >> it carries. >> and everybody can hit home runs there. if you get a grand slam, you know, you have to have the perspect set up with bases loaded and all of that but this is beer just waiting to be consumed right there. >> yes. somebody has to consume it. i am a wine drinking but i might want to be in on this. doesn't everybody want something free. >> drew strikes me as a higher end. >> well, will they give me a vodka soda. >> do i have to have a beer? >> is the class half full or empty. it is not the drink i orde

it's been liting with each othed of gettingd realizing that the common enemy is the vi virus, not eacher. that's the thing i've been impressed with i can't give you a quantitation of how many deaths would have been avoided if we did not have that, i'm certain there are some that would have been avoided. >> how have you been holding up? it's been a tough year on you. two different bosses over the last year, two different types -- sometimes a support network, sometimes not how are you holding up >> it certainly has not been easy, chuck. i'm doing fine i focus on my job as the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. it was my responsibility to make sure we did the science that got us to the vaccines, that as we know now have already saved millions and millions of lives with regard to what we had to do, do the basic science, do the clinical science, get the clinical trials done, get vaccines and now get even therapeutics which we need to do and we'll be doing a lot more of that as far as i'm concerned, putting all that other noise aside, chuck, and it really

themselves as heroes even got more pathetic after they were all smiles on a private plane sipping on miller liteto d.c. was their only choice. >> none of my colleagues wanted to do this. my colleagues are leaving behind their kids. some are leaving behind dying family members. one of my colleagues canceled their weddings. there was a lot of crying among legislatures who made this decision as they left their families. this was not her first option. this was the last resort. >> greg: canceled a wedding? but it can't be all bad when you have kamala harris equating what you did with a famous abolitionist and he were a list of the civil rights movement. >> they took bold courageous action in line with the legacy of everyone from frederick douglass to the legacy that includes all those women who marched down pennsylvania avenue. from women's rights to vote to all those people who shed their blood on the bridge to make sure that we would in 1965 pass the voting rights act. >> greg: okay, jessica, here is a brainteaser. if these democrats are compared to frederick douglass, who is or was a republican, d

you see the freedom fighters, the ones who came on a pilgrimage with nothing but a case of miller liteently got it from the pilgrims of texas. we'll have an