put it mark, always good to check in with you thanks for your time today >> thank you, kelly. >> mark smithith wells fargo advisers >>> just got an interest inthree-year bond. what is going on there >> reporter: it is the first of 120 billion in supply from the treasury and three-year notes, 56 billion of them the price, the yield was.75, three-quarters of 1% it didn't price well, meaning the when-issued market was lower than yield so higher yield is lower price, but what we did see is two categories that really excelled. indirect bidders, which you always question because foreign buyers are very important right now considering how many negative yielding securities there are. that component was at 57.6%, the highest since november of '17. get this the dealers always get what is leftover so after the buffet table is gone over by investors and they do what they want to do, they purchase what fits their needs, what's left goes to the primary dealers. that amount was the smallest amount going back all the way to november of '09, 24.3% that's the interesting part of this auction so we should pay

so the guy named mark smith, who runs those aforementioned groups, he talks about doing social accounting. basically, you know, holding people accountable for the things they say online keeping track of what they're saying online and doing something he calls detect, deflect and deter. and that's really where you get to the meat of it. and as we go through our sort of multi part series, which will be publishing part to pretty shortly. you'll find more about the deflect, and definitely the deter steps. play devil's advocate here, but what would you say answer? i'm sure some people would respond this. why would you say that someone who says, well, people put out publicly available information online? if someone chooses to collect that data and put it into a lift, you know, whose fault is that? what's the problem? so li, if i were running automated reports, you know, every few days for rate the on northrop grumman going and so on. you might suspect, for example, that they were clients of mine. so it does, it does a lot at a larger relationship. so that's the 1st thing. the 2nd thing i'll say

it was white's second goal of the game that saw her surpass kelly smith's previous mark of 46 for herk. and when lauren hemp scored her fourth of the night, which was england's 20th, it surpassed their previous best of 13—0 against hungary in 2005. conversely, in group b, scotland suffered their heaviest defeat in more than ten years. they were hammered 8—0 by spain in seville in a match that saw them with just three shots compared to the hosts' 37. while in group i, wales remain second after losing 2—0 to france, both goals coming in stoppage time at the end of each half. to the men's game, and ten—man newcastle drew 1—1 with norwich in a premier league relegation clash at stjames park. newcastle had ciaran clark sent off after nine minutes but went ahead in the second half through a callum wilson penalty. it was magpies manager eddie howe's first game in his new club's dugout and he'll have been disappointed when teemu pukki equalised with 11 minutes to go. norwich move up a place to third—from—bottom, with newcastle still propping up the table. an injury time penalty dispatched by

mark zandy. also, dave smith, the chief investment officer with rockland trust. mark, we'll start with you first. you heard steve's report, ylan's report, you heard rick's report. is there a sense now that we could see those inflationary pressures really start to ease >> i think we'll get another ugly number for the month of december it's only by this time next year that inflation will moderate that just goes to the diagnosis behind what's driving inflation. in my view, it's the pandemic. particularly the delta wave, which did a lot of damage to our economy and particularly southeast asia that's largely why we're seeing these severe disruptions it's also sent several million people back out of the workforce because they were sick or taking care of sick people or fearful of getting sick. as the pandemic recedes, and i expect it to more or less, i think inflation will moderate. i think in a year from now, we won't be talking about inflation like we are today. >> as an economist, you look towards all kinds of different measures, data points. is there something specif

it was white's second goal of the game that saw her surpass kelly smith's previous mark of 46 for herin a match that saw them with just three shots compared to the hosts' 37. while in group i, wales remain second after losing 2—0 to france, both goals coming in stoppage time at the end of each half. to the men's game, and ten—man newcastle drew h with norwich in a relegation clash at st james park. newcastle had ciaran clark sent off after nine minutes but went ahead in the second half through a callum wilson penalty. it was magpies manager eddie howe's first game in his new club's dugout and he'll have been disappointed when teemu pukki equalised with 11 minutes to go. norwich move up a place to third—from—bottom, with newcastle still propping up the table. an injury time penalty dispatched by raphinha gave leeds united a i—0 win over crystal palace at elland road. leeds move up to 15th. 0ne game in the scottish premiership. motherwell beat dundee united 1—0 at a rain—soaked fir park. a stunning strike from tony watt after ten minutes gave motherwell the win. they're nowjust a point

mark burnett, thanks so much bud smith. they're still had an al jazeera. there's been another high profile appointment in sudan just weeks after the mercury sees power as the comp 26 wraps helping glasgow. we've taken the discussion to the streets, asking people around the world what they think individuals can do to tackle climate change. ah ah, look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored my cattle airways. hello, we've got high pressure dominating the weather across china. now it's long as you try and settle. it does mean overnight, fog and frost for many certainly into central and northern parts. still rare, cool. air in place up towards the ne, temperatures down into single figures here that will figure so for sol, 13 celsius temperature starting to pick up. temperatures will fall away. therefore japan 70 celsius in tokyo should be largely dry, but the western side of honshu into hawkeye. they're still seeing some rather wet weather. there we go. we got that dry weather now coming in across a good part of china. beijing, temperatures recovered n

s&p down 7 the nasdaq up 64 and closing above the 16,000 mark for the first time >>> i'm shepard smithe house passes president biden's build back better act. house speaker nancy pelosi calling it the biggest hurdle for democrats, but there might be a bigger one coming >>> u.s. food banks struggling supply chain bottlenecks and inflation causing prices to soar what's being done to help hungry american families. >>> but first, the search for jimmy hoffa's body reignited after a deathbed confession. >> it's one of america's enduring mysteries where's jimmy hoffa? the infamous union boss last seen in 1975 and declared dead in '82, his body never founding. every decade new reports sufrfac and new searches are conducted, all dead ends. this time people close to the case for years says this feels different. the newest search site, a landfill in jersey city under the pulaski skyway a general area investigators first visited back in '75 but they didn't know, they say, exactly where to search. now the fbi confirms it conducted a forensic survey there at the end of october. now, the tip came from

smith resumed his approach with extreme caution advancing the skirmish line and halting it every intervening ridge between baylor's farm and did a mark not until afternoon to the federalist approach the confederate position. smith would deploy his three divisions from the appomattox river on his right southward with hinks on the left in the calvery further to the left. all along the line the rebel canyons went forward at the new targets inflicting minor casualties but further persuading smith to butler's assurances for regard's defenses were substantial. smith opted to conduct a recognizance identified the car gets almost all afternoon with this focus on a place called battery five near the city point railroad. while this is all going on in the 15th what is general hancock doing it? he had left the south bank of the james remember about 10:30 that morning but he was traveling in an ambulance. he was not mobile and gettysburg wood was festering. he was unable to mount a horse. his men were marching under heat. he it was over 95 degrees that day and they were traversing poor roads and they had such faulty maps that one of his division

mark? >> thank you very much. thank you chairman smith, and i want to thank cochairman mcgovern for your extraordinary leadership on human rights worldwide, but especially, hong kong, where we both donate. we both demonstrated leadership, for so maybe years, if there is the concern. so, i know it's attacking is that kind of person. but i think it is telling, right now, that before the world does move on it is i cram. people i worked with. if you have ever dated have worked with. i would love it, and with the publisher of the democracy newspaper. so, i second all of the senators remarks. i would like to talk a little bit more personally, and in a little bit more of a micro way. professor davis, showing that there is a big truth from 30,000 feet, but i want to describe it felt like when we had to report in sick to the chinese government to pummel, and destroy, apple daily. shortly after the national security law came into effect last year, at the library, it was fine by me. they put him in handcuffs, which i've never done before, and they t

smith, bbc news, glasgow. the prince of wales has arrived in barbados, to attend tomorrow's ceremony marking the island's transition has since been a commonwealth realm with the queen as head of state. its membership of the commonwealth will continue, as our correspondent celestina 0lulode reports from barbados. gearing up for a moment in history. this island nation is making a strong statement about how it sees itself. the prime minister of barbados says the time has come. we believe that the unfinished business ought not to go past the 55th anniversary of independence. i am one of the biggest respecters of her majesty, but equally i need to know that my people could also do the same thing and respect the same thing. a nation with a complex past, slave ships once docked here, africans brought and exploited by the british. and it is the sugar cane fields where many were forced to work, cutting down the crop before it was processed. the backbreaking labour led many to die young. after slavery came to an end in 183a, barbados remained a british colony. despite gaining its independence in 1966, the queen has remained

markings, to help with traffic control. but one of the complaints was it wasn't just a physical barrier but a psychological barrier. here's christie smith. >> not good for the neighborhood. >> at 24th, people see a lot from george's market and aren't happy with the plastic barriers and the median that went up a few weeks ago. >> a lot of people sometime they come and you have the stop sign and you look at the yellow one, and he go. and never he stop. that's a problem for the neighborhood. >> while some neighbors told us the barriers do help them feel safer walking, we're told some drivers just go around. the barriers were added to address concerns about drivers using shotwell, which is a slow street, as a cut through. they also prompted an online petition by the latino cultural district. >> just a shockwave through our community because 24th street, and everybody knows that that's where carnival takes place, cinco de mayo, the cesar chavez parade, the san francisco low rider council cruises. >> the petition noded the community was disproportionately affected by the pandemic and the barricade could hurt recovery. it also said the barrier

artists like sam smith and will young of previously called for the change think the current system excludes non—binary change think the current system excludes our music correspondent, mark they've been talking about _ exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't _ exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't 2019 _ exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't 2019 when i exam smith? certainly they've been talking about isn't 2019 when sam l talking about isn't 2019 when sam smith first raised in objective he identifies as non—binary himself. and they did not put forward their last album in the gender—based prizes. it's something that is been a wider moving that music industry. the mtv scrap gender awards in 2017 and the grammys did a ten years ago inserting categories including pop and r&b and country music. in ed's statement announcing the change they said the move was about celebrating artists solely for their music rather than how they choose to identify as others may see them. thank you. let's speak now with gennaro castaldo, spokesperson foer the brit awards. tell us a bit more about wire doneness. we arejust tell us a bit more about w

mark tamayo. thank you. holiday tradition returns to downtown san jose ktvu azenith smith spoke with city leaders during theration of the downtown ice rink and how they'll they are hoping that it will help revitalize the downtown economy. again. with performances from snoopy and impressive back flip from figure skater angela weighing on the ice. the holiday downtown ice rink is officially back in downtown san jose. ah, it is so great to be back here and the reopening of downtown ice and yes, it's been two years and i think people are ready to get back outside the iceberg, named after cristiano gucci, now in its 25th year, it's the only ice rink in the world surrounded by 32 palm trees, known as the circle of palm's. we are going to have a great time. and you know what? we all deserve a great time because it's been tough for a couple years here right in downtown. the pandemic forced the ice rink to be closed last year christmas in the park, another holiday favorite returns this friday, complete with rides at winter wonderland, saying a bunch of kids skating around this rink just makes everything more beautif

marks. he didn't believe the country had to be torn down and rebuilt. that is william lloyd garrison. he brings garrett smithudying. garrett smith says we have to live up to the constitution. we're not doing that yet. he showed the amendment process, where it led, what it talked about, life, liberty and freedom, where we could go. he used the constitution to push lincoln to do what he said the founding fathers wanted to be done that were not able to get the political momentum behind them as i write in the introduction to be able to pull it off at our birth. we put it off until 1820. we stopped -- charles: by the way is a short period of time in annals of government. we were a young country then. we're still a young country. real quick, when they finally met, mr. douglas said to the president, kindly, the president said to douglas, i know you. i read about you. mr. seward told me but. sit down. i'm glad to see you and a candid conversation followed. i love that line. that is where we need to be in america right now. we have candid conversations. don't need to be angry. we all work to the same thing. we want a

smith adidas type of thing we got going there. again, that could be either -- oh, that's tough too. huh. no markingshter ] what are you thinking, guillermo? do you have any opinions on this? >> guillermo: no, jimmy, you're by ufryourself on this one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. i'm going to -- you know what i'm going to say you are an american citizen. you are not a foreigner. >> guillermo: all right, reveal. >> jimmy: let's see. oh! well, you've ruined it for everyone. [ laughter ] >> south africa. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> from south africa. >> jimmy: you're from south africa. you're here on vacation? >> yeah, just visit sdwlg we just had a young lady who was here from france. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and she said she's not impressed. >> i can -- i get where she's coming from. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you do. all right, well. this is not exactly a commercial for the california board of tourism. [ laughter ] >> there are great things about california and the area in general. >> jimmy: all right, well, we do have something special for you. we've got an american apple pie

smith rowe, who's won his first england call—up at the age of 21. well, here's a man whose chance came 10 years later. gloucester�*s markt for captain 0wen farrell, who'd tested positive for covid—i9. atkinson is likely to miss out against australia on saturday, with farrell set to return — but he said for him and his family it was an extra special day. although he may need to work harder to impress his old man. it is not supposed to be an x factor story but i phoned my dad and my dad didn't know about it yet because of the way it happened so i phoned my dad and i think we've actually got it recorded somewhere and i hope that never sees the light of day because i lost it a bit but... we lost my mum a few years ago and i just know it would have been... it did mean a lot to lots of people in the family but i know after watching in the less glorious way is a thing, you know, she heard people say about how badly i had been playing when i was getting them validated so i think she would properly have been there deserve to be in there to see days like that but, yeah, i was just delighted for my dad. yeah, it was pretty special

afghanistan but never returned today marks 10 years since 21 year old sean walsh was killed in action while serving in operation enduring freedom. ktvu as as a smith joins us. now she's live at police headquarters with how he's being remembered as net. well julie shawn's mother was here today, she says. every day is tough. today was tough for 1. years later, sean continues to save lives a different way. at santa clara police headquarters. half a dozen police officers are working out their routine 11 wall balls. 16 mountain climbers. and 11 kettlebell swings as many rounds as possible for 21 minutes. workouts are difficult, and they're done that way for a reason. this is part of our hero wide program wide being workout of the day the number erupts and the workout duration means something on november 16th 11 2021 year old us army specialist sean walsh. who had been an explorer for santa clara police was killed in afghanistan. he was serving with the 185th military police battalion. um he was killed in a mortar attack. sergeant greg digger who served in the california army national guard the same time as sean remembers him as driven. you can see the

manager emma hayes thinks her team is in a good place as they approach the halfway mark in group stage. arsenal's emile smith today. pay _ dentist. carol is testing us on the weather today. pay close - dentist. carol is testing us on the | weather today. pay close attention and care she asks you any questions. here we go. morning, carol. what have you got for us? ,., ., ., ., ., for us? good morning. i have got most everything _ for us? good morning. i have got most everything in _ for us? good morning. i have got most everything in this _ for us? good morning. i have got most everything in this forecast. | most everything in this forecast. first of all it is a mile start to the day. yesterday many central and eastern areas, temperatures round about freezing or above. look at this today across the land. 1112th, 13th and 14th. that is at this time of the day. it will be mild as we go through the day. maximum temperatures for the time of the year. we have a weather front sinking south producing some rain and some hilt fog. ahead of it to the cloud will build. the far south of england should stay dry bar the od

smith, popstart! >> are you ready okay first up, harry potter, brace yourself for this one. today marksbc's matt bradley is in london where he's gone on a quest looking for magic. good morning, matt >> hey, good morning, guys so i'm here in london and, you know, here the magic really feels like it's everywhere it feels like harry potter happened just yesterday. so this is leddenhall market so, of course, the real potter heads, the true fan boys and fan girls, they're going to recognize this immediately as the place where harry and hagrid went shopping for wands in that first film 20 years ago. even if you believe in magic, you might not believe it's been 20 years since the first harry potter film brought it to life >> happy birthday. >> and convinced millions of muggels that they can be wizards too. on tiktok, #harrypotter has over 80 billion views. the franchise inspiring theme parks, play stores and shows in the u.s. but here in britain, the magic is rising again like a phoenix there's a wand installation in leicester square the new behind the scenes photo exhibit and a bar just for b

smith ktvu, fox two news. looks like a lot of fun preparations, meantime, are underway for the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. today, cruz inflated those iconic balloons this year marks5th thanksgiving day parade. the nypd is ramping up security barricades and security checkpoints are being placed all around the parade route. officials add that there are no credible threats against the parade. groups offering a helping hand to people in need provided thanksgiving meals all over the bay area today, and one of those events took place in downtown san jose, where people experiencing homelessness tell our. rob roth what they are thankful for. a picture of hunger in downtown san jose. hundreds of people stood in line wednesday for a hot thanksgiving lunch. it's a meal they didn't take for granted. what would you do today? if it wasn't for this serious condition? probably go steal some food from the stores own because i'm homeless and i need to eat, having a in three days i used to live on the street and i used to dig out of the garbage cans for food. this woman now sleeps in a homeless shelter, she says drug addiction helped lander on the street, but that she's been sober

smith, arkansas. one containing an invitation to a welcome to montana together again barbecue for barbara and bill. an engagement party of sorts. mark bill. >> we're sitting at the restaurant. at one point during breakfast i said to bill, i said, hey, i'm not sure exactly how to see this, but i'm getting several emails. and he stopped me and said, no, mark. it's this crazy person. and i said, okay. so, i shouldn't be worried about anything? he said, no. no. don't worry about. so, we just let the whole thing go at that point. >> then less than two weeks before bill's death, two things happened. a car followed noah home late one night. what did your dad say? about that car following at the driveway? >> i believe he said something like, i should have gotten my gun or something like that. >> then, a few days later, somebody took the gun. >> i just thought well, you misplaced it or something like that. >> the gun a nine millimeter pistol was normally stored in a gun safe and bill and anne's bedroom closet. bill was in a panic. that woman gotten into the house? >> he called to report into the sheriff's office saying this handgun is missin

smith is on 46. they play again on tuesday and she could break it. england's perfect record in world cup qualifying continued with a 1—0 victory over austria. ellen white markedd women's record scoring. england knew this was the biggest test. they kept their 100% record thanks to mary earps's stunning safe but that was the closest austria came. �* . but that was the closest austria came. ~ . , ., ., ., came. and england should have had more. for came. and england should have had more- for us _ came. and england should have had more. for us to _ came. and england should have had more. for us to get _ came. and england should have had more. for us to get the _ came. and england should have had more. for us to get the wind - came. and england should have had more. for us to get the wind was i came. and england should have had| more. for us to get the wind was the main goal. a tough game and tough conditions but really proud to help the team win. conditions but really proud to help the team win-— conditions but really proud to help the team win. ., , the team win. --to get the win. they are on course — the team win. --to get the win. they are on course for— the t