mark wilson. you have my resume. i'm applying for board 2. i spent 35 years as a real estate broker, representing buyers and sellers of apartment buildings. i owned an apartment building management company that managed 500 units for 35 years, and i have been buying and managing my own buildings during this time. i'm a past president of the san francisco apartment association. i was on the board there for 15 years. i provide expert testimony, expert witness testimony, in property disputes and housing provider tenant litigation, that kind of stuff. and i'm looking forward to doing some quality volunteer work. >> chair: thank you, mr. wilson. and are there any members of the public comment for this item number 4 who would like to make public comment? >> clerk: there are no speakers, mr. chair. >> chair: all right. public comment is closed. and thank you, ms. mendoz arks for your service, and mr. wilson for your willingness to serve. i would like to make a motion to recommend that ms. mendoza be reappointed to seat number one, and that we appoint

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former staples executive mark wilson and casino executive have pleaded not guilty.citing rick singer for help in getting his twins admitted into college as athletes. >> that would be the first priority. >> some additional side door money or if you have to do all three. >> is there a two for one special? reggie: in another video he said to lie and tell the college's daughter is injured. they say there is no proof the college -- the clients agreed to participate in anything illegal. they thought they were making legitimate donations to the school. thousands of other parents charged have accepted plea deals. kumasi: many don't understand how complicated our immigration laws and processes could be if -- unless you are living it. jovina: we could all clearly see the crisis unfolding at our southern border. here's a preview on my special report that airs tonight. >> this is my only son. jovina: this was the moment i met the family in 2019. beaming as their son tj moved into his freshman dorm at uc berkeley. the family has lived in america since 2013 and now has hit a majo

discretionary breakout of a multi-month base versus staples which is generally indicative of risk i heard mark wilson are making the rounds where it sounds to me like he's ready to capitulate we'll find out from him directly if he's willing to do that, but it sure sounds like it, is it time to capitulate on all of that negativity, steph >> yes i've been positive especially about 4q because seasonally it is strong and i agree with what john just said there are tailwinds and liquidity and ample and even with the taper and it's still tremendous from the monetary side we might get more on the fiscal side and i don't know about that, but that could be a possibility. interest rates are benign, they're rising, but they're rising slowly and they're rising for the right reasons and better growth, more inflation consumer consumer is 70% of the u.s. gdp. they have job if they want them. wages are going higher and they have $2 trillion in excess savings and there's pent-up demand and you add all of this up and you have earnings that probably get revised higher. why is that important? because stocks follow earnin

. >> all right >> then why is morgan stanley's mark wilson now calling for fire and ice? before it was fire or ice. 10%, maybe 20% correction. he says we've been calling for a mid-cycle correction to happen one of two ways. tightening financial conditions as the fed signals, tapering is coming ice, growth disappointment particularly on the earnings side and it goes on to say today and this is the bomb sshell, and we think these scenarios will happen together. farmer john says everything is great and we're not in a tenuous position mike wilson says with all due respect, farmer jim, i don't know what else you've been doing on the farm, but something's not right. who's right? who is right >> well, i'm going to start with as the wise peter lynch said more money has been lost trying to predict corrections than has been lost in the corrections themselves so let's start there i think that as we get later in the year, mike is obviously a very smart strategist. he's been calling for this correction for a really long time and this could be another 2017, though, when the peak to tro

mark wilson. you have my resume. i'm applying for board 2. i spent 35 years as a real estate broker, representing buyers and sellers of apartment buildings. i owned an apartment building management company that managed 500 units for 35 years, and i have been buying and managing my own buildings during this time. i'm a past president of the san francisco apartment association. i was on the board there for 15 years. i provide expert testimony, expert witness testimony, in property disputes and housing provider tenant litigation, that kind of stuff. and i'm looking forward to doing some quality volunteer work. >> chair: thank you, mr. wilson. and are there any members of the public comment for this item number 4 who would like to make public comment? >> clerk: there are no speakers, mr. chair. >> chair: all right. public comment is closed. and thank you, ms. mendoz arks for your service, and mr. wilson for your willingness to serve. i would like to make a motion to recommend that ms. mendoza be reappointed to seat number one, and that we appoint

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mark selby. the world number one beat gary wilson by 4—1. and that's all the sport for now. around today as well. glimmers of sunshine or sunny spells at best, i think, sums up our forecast for the majority. for scotland, though, the winds are already picking up. here, we will see cloud bearing more meaningful rain through the day as this cold weather front sinks its way in. high pressure holds things steady for england and wales — just light winds here, that cloud around, as i said. similar story for northern ireland. perhaps a few showers down towards the channel coast. but for scotland, rain will make its way as far south, i think, as the central belt by the time we get to the evening rush hour. some of the rain could be heavy. should be brighterfor the northern isles through the afternoon, but it will stay windy. and then the rain progressively works its way into northern ireland and northern england through the evening. and then towards the end of the night, we'll see that rain pushing into the midlands, north wales and parts of east anglia. for the south of the band of

wilson. our new president and ceo, ambassador mark green, has asked that the wilson center launch a new award, and the details of this are are still in formulation, but an award honoring a very, very prominent critic of wilson along very much the same lines that he is criticized today. his name is william monroe trotter, the prominent african-american civil rights activist, boston-based, editor of "the boston guardian," also known not just for his contra temps with wilson in 1914, but for a lifetime of unbelievably constructive work to advance the civil rights of african-americans as well as to advance the rights and living conditions and political freedoms of people of color all across the world. so i ask that everyone keep their attention open to announcements about what for thousand i'll call the william monroe trotter award, and i am as eager as i hope many of you are to see how that shapes up. so thank you very much. i know there's been some, already some, how shall i say, animated discussion in the chat, and i'm eager to get to some of those questions. first, i could ask a question that

it also marked the final series with russell wilson under center, wilson existing with what coach peteinger. he was backed up by geno smith that cost an interception. meanwhile rams' quarterback matthew stafford was playing through a spraining finger himself. he still through 365 yards leading l.a. to a 26-17 win. >>> and the player returned to form in the playoff stage. he scored three of the rays' five runs. racing around to give tampa the early lead. arozarena made history. >> there goes arozarena! he steals home in october! >> man, oh, man. arozarena is the first player in mlb history to hit home run and steal home in the same game. and despite the show he put on in the 2020 postseason, he remains a rookie and is among the favorites for a.l. rookie of the year. the rays take game one from the red sox, 5-0. >>> to houston where astros starter lance mccullers pitched a shutout in the sixth inning. alvarez drove in three home runs including a solo in the fifth and the astros beat the white sox, 6-1. game two of the series is this afternoon. there will be a pair of national league divi

wilson. we will have a choice few talk tonight. beginning with mark albrecht. space aviation industry, service as the president of lockheed international launch, service as president bush's appointee on the space council, a business executive, a public servant, but his reputation if you will in the national security world began when he spent six years as a national security aide so then senator pete wilson in the cold war years of washington, d.c. please welcome mark albrecht. mark? [applause] >> wow, what a gathering. so good evening. we are under very strict time limits. i will adhere to them. i'm mark albrecht. for six years, i had the privilege of supporting pete wilson in his work on the senate armed services committee. it is honor tonight to share a brief story of his time there. in 1983, pete wilson came to the u.s. senate with big ideas and ambitious goals. chief among them was to do all in his power to further america's rebuilding of our armed forces, to roll back soviet advances in the world and to realign the nuclear arms competition in america's fav

mark selby. the world number one beat gary wilson by 4—1. everything else is on the bbc sport website. some quite meaningful rain in through the day as this weather front sinks its way south. and as the rain arrives, the winds will strengthen as well. gales for the northern isles, the rain getting down into the central belt of scotland in time for the evening rush hour. to the south, temperatures still up to 16—17 degrees. behind the weather front, much colder air arriving, though, temperatures in the low teens. and we'll see that colder air following the weather front south across the uk overnight thursday into friday. it makes way for much more sunshine on friday. but behind this weather front, it will feel considerably chillier. perhaps the south west of the uk clinging onto something a bit milder, a bit more cloud here. elsewhere, though, temperatures in the low teens. welcome to newsday. reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: supply chain shortages and the inflation it causes become a global problem — president biden and finance ministers from around the worl

time for etf friday and facebook's plan to become meta that left a mark on etf, proposed new name, and ticker symbol. here is dave wilsonsure that they are delighted. dave: and why not? we are talking about the meta-verse exchange fund. meta is facebook's new name. there's definitely a tie-in. it was created by the money manager at round hill investors. matthew ball who is all in on the meta-verse. trading began at the end of june and has 100 42 million dollars in assets. yesterday was its busiest day in terms of trading, 2.2 million shares changing hands. on top of that when you go through the fund's holding, facebook, now meta-platforms, was already there. it was the fourth largest holding. microsoft and roadblocks, another company taken public, where the top three. facebook, meta-platform, call it what you will had company. there was definitely a lot of money flowing in. a whole lot in relative terms, at least. $18 million this week. you hadn't seen that kind of inflow since the shares were en vogue in early september at least. alix: there's something i don't love about that story, though. dave wilson joining us on m

mark rober and mr. beast, and we will have music from lainey wilson and j. balvin.ur first guest is an oscar and emmy-winning actor with more talent in one perfect eyelash than most people have in their whole families. she stars alongside idris elba in the western "the harder they fall." >> where's rufus buck? >> oh -- oh. if i'd known you were switching sides i'd have asked you to come join us. you here for your damsel in distress? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the harder they fall" is in select theaters now and at home on netflix starting wednesday. please welcome regina king. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you're very beautiful, you look fantastic. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i am well. >> jimmy: earlier today you got one of the -- i mean, maybe the top honor an actor can receive here in hollywood. you were -- you had your hands and feet -- [ cheers and applause ] impressed in cement at the chinese theater across the street. there you are. by the way, i am so pleased that you took off your shoes. because everybody -- >> it's a hand

mark mccaughrean from the european space agency. one of the uk's major sporting events is back this weekend — the london marathon. last year, covid restrictions meant only elite runners took part on a enclosed circuit. here'sjoe wilsonore or less. competitors will be covid tested, yes, and they'll start in staggered waves. but it's mass participation again. for the organisers, it's not just safe, it's inspiring. outdoors is the best place to be, looking after your physical and mental health by taking exercise is the best thing to do for you, and it'sjust great to be here. seven times the champion here, david weir! david weir agrees. he was ready to retire after the paralympics, but can't resist the london marathon. he's back for yet more. i've just got this bug for it. and to, you know, get on the start line in 2000, and still be here now, is truly amazing. and weir will win once again in london. so, 40,000 will try to get to the traditional finishing line here on the mall. another 40,000 will be competing wherever in the world life finds them, running the london marathon virtually. for example, in germany. hello, guys. my name is nader al masri, from palestine. i've been training for the london marathon. he's part

the local paper marked to case, describing brown as still strong, vigorous, tall, her hair thickly streaked with gray, her face kind. women like wilson, royce and brown were not considered equal to men, but they had narrowed that gap. their record of hard work and dedication won respect and made them a political force; albeit not electoral to be reckoned with. during the civil war, small but influential groups of western women began to capitalize on two unique opportunities to get ahead. in the process, they would also be treated as equals by the federal government, a very important legal precedent. in 1862 as the civil war raged, president lincoln and his more gender-egalitarian republicans passed two ground breaking laws that recognized women's importance to the greater reconstruction. we have far too narrow an idea of the reconstruction. it actually lasted from 1845-1877, and it was meant to create a coast to coast nation that actually never existed before. if you think about it, most of america was just sand on the east coast and the south, there was -- and gold was discovered in california, and there was a whole lott of nothing

mark this as a charity or not? >> reporter: he contends he believed it was legit. 32 parents have pleaded guilty in operation varsity blues, along with-mile-an-hour dozen coaches and administrators wilson aziz are the first to take their cases to trial. jury deliberations are set to get underway tomorrow. there is another trial coming up featuring two coaches and a former senior athletic director. that gets underway next month. >>> a 25-year-old man who used dating apps to lure and kill three women. a court sentenced him today, 160 years in prison. now, a friend of one of the victims is actually credited for using social media to bring him out of the shadows police say it went like this over four months in late 2016, kahlil weaver strangled and killed the women, leaving their bodies in northern new jersey. one of the women's friend got access to other social media, then set up a fake account and asked the suspect to show up when he showed up, police were there to arrest him. prosecutors also showed cell phone evidence that placed weaver where the victims disappeared and where their bodies were found. a fourth woman who survived came forward with evidence against him. she testified in t