instead marriott appealed. abc7news i team reached out to the marriott, but hotel management was unable to provide an on camera interview and declined to comment. he valued his stolen items to be worth around $8,300. but according to marriott's trial brief, the hotel was only legally liable for $500 due to this statute. >> it needs to kind of modernize with the times. you have an industry that has a get out of jail free card. stephanie: the innkeepers statute has not been amended in 42 years, leaving consumers paying the price. >> for me it is a matter of holding them accountable for the safety of customers. and not giving them this shield. stephanie: the court ordered marriott to pay him just over $1500 for a mistake made by their own staff. meanwhile, accounting his losses, he says he spent well over 10 grand just kinda fight this case. the question now is is it time for the law to change? for the i team, stephanie sierra, abc7news. ama: if you would like to see a story investigated contact the abc7news i tea

bob had to give the cops and marriott an inventory item by item. well, that list is going to be much easier to write out with photos to jog your memory. our team tackles travel trouble all the time. share your story at nbcbayarea.com. click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-996-tips. have a great weekend. >> you as well, chris. a lot of eye-opening information there. >>> the refugee crisis isn't unique to ukraine. less than a year after the taliban took over, thousands of refugees from afghanistan are getting settled here in the u.s. and tonight on nbc "nightly news" one school is using a game to help kids adjust to a new way of life. refugee students faced several challenges, as you can imagine, by joining class in the middle of the year and trying to learn english on the fly. but along with textbooks these kids are getting chessboards to help them succeed. >> that's very true. chess has helped break down the language barrier because it's something that many of them knew something about already but they just -- the demonstrati

instead, marriott appealed.hed out to marriott, hotel management was unable to provide an on camera interview and declined to comment. his items were valued at around $8,300, but according to the trial brief, the hotel was only legally liable for $500 due to the statute. >> it needs to modernize with the times. you have an industry that has a get out of jail free card. >> the statute has not been amended in 42 years. that leaves consumers like him paying the price. >> for me, it is a matter of holding them accountable for the safety of customers. that not giving them this shield. >> the court ordered marriott to pay him just over $1500 for the mistake. accounting, counting his losses, he spent $10 -- $10,000 fighting the case. the question is is a time for the law to change? kristen: an exercise strike. a man demanding change says he will exercise every single day until he gets it. sounds like to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we

i think three you want to focus on are hilton, marriott and wyndham.hy do you i assume like these >> we'll put them in two different categorys. what we see so far and published ruts of a sur ray is room rates soared i think the lead-ins both made reference to that. rates are way ahead. there's an unevenness to it depending on the market but what we haven't seen yet and this is important for hilton and marriott is we haven't seen the group business come back we have not seen the business travel come back at this point we expect in the next year that business travel -- i started to travel. many colleagues have we think that business travel is going to see the same bounce back that we saw through leisure. our survey indicated that leisure travelers starting to resist the high rates but business not yet wyndham is an economy and limited service quickly and they can be a beneficiary of a trade down they tend to be driving oriented and inexpensive and the demand dynamic should work well for them. >> so i hear you say that the business traveler is not yet bac

hotel names like marriott, hilton and hyatt spoke to marriott last week telling me demand for corporateions are starting to deploy more of that travel money we really didn't see last year. of course, not in 2020 one thing to keep in mind, though on the topic of interest rates, just in the past month we've seen the u.s. hotel pipeline raise concerns as construction has slowed die as much as 16% compared to the same time a year ago. so the fact that developers are slowing down their palgs of construction, that tells you that over the long term, there's concern about the full recovery in travel. right now marriott on pace for its best performance in nearly two years. you'll you'll see airbnb on track as well. >>> recovery we're having, down for the week shaping up to be a strong rally, and a broad rally. what's notable today is that treasury yields are lower. >> yeah. >> you might expect after two very strong inflation reports that, you'd see selling of bonds, but actually going the other way. i wonder if that's giving the market support today and whether anything's change really underneat

bob brought two bags to the marriott marquee in san francisco.to a bell hop and went to a baseball game. while he was there, a thief showed up and claimed he lost his ticket. someone at the marriott fell for it and gave the thief bob's bags, with some expensive electronics in them. >> basically handed over close to about $9,000 worth of stuff. >> bob did not get all his money marriott pointed to an old law that limits hotel liability to $1,000 for personal property. we asked marriott about bob's case but did not receive a response. >> bob said he was stunned and he's speaking up to warn folks like you. we'll explain how he now wants to change state law and will help you get paid if your personal property is ever stolen on a trip. our team tackles travel trouble all the time. share your story at nbcbayarea.com, click the responds option or call us, 888-966-tips. >>> round one of the playoffs and the warriors have clinched game three after winning the first two games right here at home. >> here we go in the mile high city, breakout star jordan pool

bob brought two bags to the marriott marquis in san francisco and gave them to the bell man.s there, a thief showed up and claimed he lost his ticket. someone at the marriott fell for it and gave the thief bob's bags with some expensive electronics in them. >> basically handed over close to about $9,000 worth of my stuff. >> bob did not get all his money back because marriott pointed to an old law that limits hotel liability to $1,000 for personal property. we asked marriott about bob's case but did not receive a response. >> bob says he was stunned and he's speaking up to warn folks like you. tonight we'll explain how he now wants to change state law. our team tackles travel trouble all the time. share your story at nbcbayarea.com, click the responds option, or call us, 888-966-tips. >>> next, top stories we're following for you, including the search for a man who opened fire near uc berkeley overnight. >> plus, a rash of car break-ins in one east bay neighborhood and we're going to tell you how residents are left cleaning up the mess. much more ahead for you on "today in th

third is one i've longed since marriott marriott international this hotel chain hasn't made it back toandemic levels, it's nothing short of spectacular. they have been adding capacity they are bullish there's a very good chance they will bring dividends back there year something management mentioned it still passes our garp test. the stock is down about 12% from its february highs this is our concept. don't worry if you're not familiar with it yet it's going to be where we are going forward. fourth, one that i really struggled with for my charitable trust. i don't care i know it's got some issues involving things that were said that i didn't like but we're taking back. disney yes. walt disney. this one has been a real slug. with travel coming back and the dp company invested, 2022 is set to be a huge earnings year for these guys i like it more than that discovery from at&t. bank of america raised their estimates for disney siting a strong out look. sometimes it feels like disney just can't catch a break when covid was rage, it was a travel stock when travel started waning, it was a cov

incident, is it true that the two officers approached the marriott for the investigation and not the d.a.s office? >> it originated from a call to service, but it originated from the actual tenderloin command, and it was discovered after he looked into the incident. >> commissioner byrne: so -- so because the m.o.u. being in the news the last few months, it's important -- so the d.a. was not involved in any investigation. as you stated earlier, you turned over the investigation to the district attorney's office. >> chief scott: yes. there was no use of force or anything like that, but it was believed to be inappropriate conduct, so that's why it was handled that way. >> commissioner byrne: okay. thank you. >> vice president elias: any other questions? okay. public comment. >> clerk: at this time, public is welcome to make public comment on matters associated with item 3, the chief's report. at this time, you may lineup at the podium or press star, three. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> yes. this is david elliott lewis again. i wanted to thank the chief for his report,

say we'll see more activity the more hotels added to the pipeline the more revenue companies like marriott receive. that's why we keep a close eye on the deal flow marriott on track for the sixth consecutive day of positive gains. bullish outlook for airlines is lifting travel names tyler and kelly? >> thank you now the power player to talk about the uptick in travel and check in on the state of the hotel industry in more detail. jonathan tish with lowe's hotels and joins us exclusively you say that the first quarter is excellent can you segment it for me? is it strong across the board or town hotels doing better than resorts or are business oriented convention destinations knocking them both away >> thank you it is always great to be on with kelly and you. appreciate the opportunity the last couple reports obviously are very bullish on travel why you heard about the airlines and hotels. we certainly had a terrific first quarter due in large part to the resorts in florida and the property that we have in arlington, texas, with another under construction seema mentioned new construction the

casinos, airlines, the dining names, marriott up 7%. between restale, restaurants and travel, investors seem to be betting the consumer is bullish. the average american actually is bearish as they've only ever been when we're headed into recession. steve liesman has the details. >> yeah. unfortunately the survey finds americans harboring some of the most down beat views on the economy since the recovery from the great financial crisis and some of these attitudes are in line with those we've only seen during recessions this is according to the latest cnbc all america economic survey the survey finds 47% believe the economy is poor. the highest is 2012. 17 % say it's excellent, good. and 26% say the economy will get better again, the lowest since 2016 that is not unfortunately the worst part of it 56% say there will be a recession in the next year you can see it's a level follow the red line across and look at the shaded area. we don't ever get to a level that high unless we're actually in a recession you have to go back to '08 to find a

the first stem from a case at the marriott marquise. the officers are accused of destroying illegal drugs and stolen ids and credit cards found in a guest luggage instead of cataloging it as evidence. they were cited and released on charges. retired officer mark williams faces felony larges, accused of taking a submachine gun from a gun destruction unit while working part time for the city. the police union said in a statement we are familiar with the alleged incidents and believe that once all of the evidence is disclosed the facing will show that the charges. >> johnny depp testifying for the first time in defamation case. he is suing over her 2018 washington opinion piece describing her experience with domestic abuse. depp was not named in the peace he argues the accusations damaged his reputation and ghost him movie roles. >> it is very strange when one day you are cinderella, so to speak and in 0.6 seconds you are quasi moto. heard filed her own seat against depp for $100 million. >>> moderna says their booster combining the curren

san francisco district attorney's office, officers kevin lyons, and kevin stian, were called the marriott marquis hotel, after staff reported finding drugs and credit card in a guest luggage. court documents say the officers told staff it would take too long to catalog all of the allegedly stolen i.d.s and credit cards. the officers then allegedly flushed the drugs down the toilet, and threw away the cards and i.d.s. the san francisco police officers association released a statement defending the officers saying, "we are failure familiar with the alleged incidents, and the facts will show these charges were not warranted." meanwhile, a retired police officer has been charged with illegal possession of a machine gun. d.a. office says he was working part- time for the department and took it from the gun destruction unit. >>> tonight, we are hearing from one of the lead ident of gators who helped identify notorious serial killer. found dead in 1993 by a trucker who pulled over. using genetic genealogy, detectives were able to match the dna to her. in 2006, keith wrote a confession, linking h

in the other investigation, the officers were called to the marriott marquis hotel last july.kers say they found credit cards, i.d.s, and what looked like meth. instead of booking the evidence, the officers reportedly shredded the cards and flushed the drugs down the toiles. >>> russia launched a wave of attacks in a new push to capture the donbas region in the eastern part of the country. the battered city of mariupol could fall at any hour. this map from the institute of the study of war assesses where russia has launched new attacks coming weeks after the failed march to ukraine's capital of kyiv. another major city, kharkiv, suffered intensified strikes. the penn says russia has sent in thousands of additional troops. tuesday is getting ready to send in more weapons to ukraine. >> artillery, the radar systems, the coastal defense, unmanned systems that we're talking about, as well as again, continued deliveries of small arms and ammunition. >> this next aid package could deliver new sanctions on russia. >>> she's coming back home. vice president kamala harris is returning

if tell us more about the these as try set happened over 19 marriott, paul rob yes, it does seem as though the russian forces are increasing their efforts. finally, to break the resistance in mary paul to finally take the city, especially as now russian forces have disengaged or withdrawn from other parts of ukraine. they can concentrate their efforts on places like mary u pulpit. that obviously then means deteriorating situation for the 10s of thousands of civilians who are still there in the city at the besieging forces have such a grip on the city. they also really control a lot of the information that we are getting outside of mary. you, paul, of the, some of the last vision we saw last pictures that we saw a distributed on international and youth news agencies was, of russian troops patrolling the areas that they control in the city. picking up collecting dead bodies or bodies of that appear to be ukrainian soldiers and also civilians off the street. what, while both sides blame each other for the lack of humanitarian access and aid getting into the city? a president zelinski of ukrai

i wrote mcbride is in libya, he'll tell us more about the situation, the marriott fall in just a moment. but 1st iran con, who's been ukraine's capital. keep iran, tell us more about these new disturbing images that are coming out of butcher well as police and the armies sweep through the towns of been recently retaken by ukrainian forces. they finding more what they call evidence of russian war crimes and atrocities. now what we're seeing at the moment is people going from a house to house to try and see if they can find bodies in the basements of those buildings. people were burying their bodies anywhere that they could in the front yards in any kind of common area. and that's now what sir, what we're saying. now, according to the attorney general, there is least 4000 cases of war crimes that they say they can investigate right now. plus another 2000 that they say are connected to the war itself. so we are going to see more during the coming days as they sweep through this town and they try and gather evidence. the police are really the key for all of this. they're the ones that will

new 52-week highs in today's session including hca health care, before scientific, dollar tree, marriott. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. bond yields pulling bash after nearly four-year highs yesterday. 10-year government yield just under 3% yields up more than 100 basis points since january the next guest has successfully been able to do, winning of the morningstar 2022 investing awards mary ellen stannic is winner of the outstanding portfolio manager award. congratulations on the award. >> thank you, tyler. great to be with you. >> a lot of hard work went into it the award recognizes performances in 2021 a lot changes in 2022. i know you're not a believer in market timing, trying to move in and out because it rarely works but what kind of moves have you made this year in the portfolios to protect investors and position the portfolios for an eventual higher yields and better profit? >> certainly as you suggest we have seen a significant rise in interest rates this year and largely with the reported inflation numbers and more deliberate focused fed on fighting inflation and so in a lot

the snack attack and hotels marriott and host and loews hotels and get out and trade stocks seem to workthing in common that is energy here is the top performer this year in the three major s&p index. s&p 500 is occidental. up 104 p%. the s&p midcap eqt. we highlighted that company a few times. up 93% the best of the best s&p 600 small cap star rpc inc who? a small cap oil and gas driller and a handful of analysts cover and it jumped 153% this year rpc is in the hotbed of oil and gas atlanta. a lot of stuff we threw at you bottom line this because it is early. number one, conventional wisdom said gas stocks are dead money two? eqt is in pittsburgh and rpc is in hot-lanta you have to look where no one else is looking for the winners. random, but interesting. let's bring in the jon najarian and see what he thinks about this he is the co-founder market.com. john, we know energy is hot. facebook stunk up the joint. what do you think of the stats >> we had interesting activity in that eqt, perhaps, because you have been talking about it or because people just really need energy. you know, one

. >> a little bit of a pullback in marriott use that as an opportunity >> i'll see you in the o.t "the exchange" is now >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody, i'm kelly evans starting to feel like friday whether over again the s&p the worst performer. bond yields dropping sharply and oil tanking as covid spreads in china. we'll look at the ripple effect from the surge issing u.s. dollar plus all of this in the fastest fed tightening cycle in 30 years. will they be forced to back off their plans or is this market action helping the fed achieve its goals? and a slew of big tech reports and key industrials and multinationals that will be bell weathers for this market names like ge, 3 m, and whirlpool. first, let's get the latest numbers. >> i was going to say we're well off the session lows we might have come close to flapping the nasdaq. it was a real underperformer we're only down about 25 points. it's only off about one quarter of 1%. it was almost flat the s&p 500. still down about 1% in the dow industrial is down 255 points. but still well off the session lows one of the best performing

reporter: in the besieged town of marriott poll, it has become a way of life. she and her sister have dared to come out into the courtyard. they spent most of their time in the shelter. >> before, i was afraid of everything. but little by little, you get used to it. a few weeks ago they tried to leave by car in the middle of the battle, but had to turn back after a few meters. another shelter had been fatally hit. >> we were underway. the children and grandparents in the back. i was in the front. something exploded in front of us and the windshield was blown out. reporter: now they have been living underground for several weeks wit little light and 12 other people. there are a few home comforts, but she longs for her old life. >> i just want to go home and go back to school, do my activities, to live like i used to. reporter: while millions of displaced ukrainians have fled to europe for safety, those left behind have little choice but to shelter from the storms of conflict. anchor: here are some of the other stories we are following that are related to the war

that it left, meaning the technology factor that he does not care for like a marriott that you can't open the windows. the old schools where you were allowed to smoke. it used to be a big deal when an album came out and all the streaming culture and all. that's not his world. he'll pioneer with his body of work. he's more of an old time traveling person and he is really interested in the 1920s music and 1930s music, civil war songs. he knows all the songs from the civil war. he's a walking jukebox of all of american popular song. certain people, his knowledge of the blues is just phenomenal. he used to play with john lee hooker and all of these early blues players. he said he really got the tail end of a black culture that's not there right now because he goes around and sees martin luther king boulevard with the walmart, with the wendy's and the fast food junctions of america. he caught the tail end of that heavy black culture in the late '50s and '60s where the churches and the black neighborhoods, it was a deep-rooted gospel kind of culture. it still exists, but it's not as pronou

discretionary versus staples one thing we know is people are traveling and your picks h hyatt, hilton and marriott >> i've been doing a lot of traveling. these hotels are full. now, albeit, it's weekend, business travel hasn't come back as much as we like, but it will. that's a pent up ndemand family celebrations, weddings, team events, sports, travel soccer, you name it. people are out there filling up these hotels and these hotels are running far more efficiently as well technology during covid has improved their operating efficiency the expectation from consumers has been lower in terms of the in-room service and that lowers the cost structure and i think you can't underestimate when you give people lockdowns and fear of death with covid, how much they want to get out and spend and how much they want that human connection and we think travel will return. and business travel will return. and that's why we like the travel sector. >> another kind of safe spot you think is going to be big cap tech which you add service now you're a fan of bill mcdermott can you end with a word of advice for investo

he's like, got some weird religious cult where he thinks it's okay to, you know, marriott underage girls. but he didn't do it. why wouldn't the guy who actually did it, who had sex with an underage girl, he should be the one doing life. the rapist in this case has made a lifelong commitment to live and take care of the person, so it is a little different. let's be honest about it. >> now, i mean, i am just a humble cable news host trying to get my arms around this. if you things, mary, he did marry them. not doesn't not as and he married them, but he married them. -- which include child brides. so a 14 year old, and also the rapist pledged to take care of the 14 year old, so that is fine. and that should not be in jail for facilitating the incestuous marriage of a 14 year old. which again, that is a view you can have. i think it is really weird, and unnerving. just me. in a way, tucker got his wish. in 2010, just conviction was actually overturned. so, he was ahead of the curve there. but then, unfortunately, one year later he was sentenced to life in prison after a jury found him guilty

but then you have eclectic winners today, nike is up, caterpillar is up, cdw, marriott.e rallying and these sectors that are mostly defensive. how do you decide the theme of your portfolio? >> look, i think in this market we talked about it before, charles, you will be experiencing a lot of volatility. you have to have conviction in the long term names. for me it is one or two themes. it is growing earning, in the way of paying that back in terms of dividends to shareholders or long-term growth with the idea you're experiencing volatility. i stick with those type of names. some of these names, especially commodities, especially airlines i think those are more of trades. if you do those look for of technicals. conviction in your long-term investment thesis will get you through the volatility. charles: erin, you have growth names, right? >> i actually sold out. a couple were stop losses. i was wrong, had to get out. charles: stay disciplined. >> stay disciplined. i wanted to get out before earnings season. charles: you're sitting own a lot of cash? >> sitting on a lot of c

if united airlines says the same thing, they have more legs marriott was up again today. what will at&t tell us when it reports on thursday. maybe nothing. not a huge believer in this one. we have t-mobile as a market share taking we have verizon, steady growth at&t is like the rotting carcass they're feasting on. i also want to know about a ded company i have not cared about in a decade. it's a copper miner. it's a different proxy for the chinese economy, unlike the bank ceos, i'm worried about what will happen in china as in ukraine because if the communist party continues its insane efforts to contain omicron, their economy could collapse and they may even have a famine. dr. copper might tell us china is in big trouble. finally on friday, we have a report from a company that i think is a screaming buy in light of what we have heard from delta. that's american express. i don't know how this one gave up so much ground. giving what we just found out about delta. visa and mastercard have buyers. it's time for express to do the same and go back to where it was. in the new w

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leaning on in-person retreats to boost morale that's helping the world's largest hotel operator marriott, with bookings for events continuing to increase week over week >> every large meeting actually starts with a small meeting. people getting together to reconnect, talk about the business, do planning, and strategize. >> reporter: social activities are the focus. tennis and golf tournaments. spa time, even riverboats. horn blowers says there has been a significant amount of bookings as the state reopenings. >> we're seeing a lot of demand for california specifically, as the covid restrictions are starting to roll back. >> many workers are ready to attend in-person events again. not everyone is on board female activist and author says these events will isolate work from home moms who can't afford to attend. >> i hear so many people with anxiety about returning to the office, much less getting on a plane and going to a three-day conference in san francisco when they don't have child care. >> the latest jobs report shows more women are slowly returning to the workforce, but we're far off

. >> and marriott is a winner today by 2%.e you. >> it is it's a trading at an all-time high it's great to own it on a day where you see the roblox down 10%. laggards are really laggards >> okay. good stuff thank you. see you in the "ot". "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." if you thought netflix was bad last night, it's worse this afternoon. the shares are down 37% now. the company is worth less than $100 billion is it too late for netflix to turn things around we'll talk to the analyst who called this one right. laura martin is here and why she just upgraded the stock. but is what's bad for netflix good for other parts of the market like oil, for instance? why our guest says this makes him even more bullish on energy becoming a b

so that's how i would look at it marriott is the name that we own, and direct plays like carnival andnk are opportunities. >> by the way, we're showing a live picture of the white house. we are expecting president biden and the newest supreme justice here's kamala harris at the podium let's listen in. >> president joe biden, first lady dr. jill biden, second gentleman douglas emhoff, members of congress, members of the cabinet, members of our administration and friends and fellow americans today is indeed a wonderful day. [ cheers and applause as we gather to celebrate the confirmation of the next justice of the united states supreme court judge ketanji brown jackson. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> president george washington once referred to america as a great experiment, a nation founded on the previously untested belief that the people, we, the people, could form a more perfect union and that belief has pushed our nation forward for generations, and it is that belief that we re-affirmed yesterday. [ cheers and applause >> through the confirmation of t

and some of their families, parents and students who support them have actually gathered at lake marriottols. they say the plan disproportionately affects black and brown students in disadvantaged neighborhoods. this school closure plan was done without any, um, equity analysis, which is something that the district has pledged to do. the school culture plan came out of the blue with very little or seemingly no input from families. it does not have to be this way. we're community schools received the necessary funding resources and leadership . we can expect to see higher student achievement and graduation rates. oakland unified asked parents to keep their children at home today. the district calls this strike illegal and says the school closures are the result of declining enrollment and it's $50 million budget deficit. a new report reveals that more than 13,000 bay area families have been denied relief funds from the states $5.5 billion emergency rental assistance program, the window for new applications for the program closed at the end of march. and lawmakers have until june 30th to di

well a spring snowstorm, bringing a lot of new snow to the sierra today video from a guest at marriott resort in south lake tahoe shows rooftops becoming white. the storm created dangerous travel conditions in the higher elevations. chp officer had to tow one driver who got stuck in that new snow. well, we're just getting word now of a tornado warning in northern california. this is a time lapse video of that area. it's the valley springs area near rancho calipari's for more on this. we go to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, who joins us now. so, bill, how unusual and what can you tell us about this tornado warning for the very northern parts of california? yeah julie, tornadoes are relatively rare in the central valley. we do get him a couple of times a year, and they're usually very small, like an f one. but like this one doesn't seem to be very big. but this type of weather pattern is conducive with the very cold, unstable air. the thunderstorms we've been seeing the long days as we get closer to spring. so let's go take a look at that. that tornado warning stays in effect for

. >> a little bit of a pullback in marriott use that as an opportunity >> i'll see you in the o.t "the starting to feel like friday whether over again the s&p the worst performer. bond yields dropping sharply and oil tanking as covid spreads in china. we'll look at the ripple effect from the surge issing u.s. dollar plus all of this in the fastest fed tightening cycle in 30 years. will they be forced to back off their plans or is this market action helping the fed

anymore that it left meaning that the the technology factor that he does not care for things like a marriott that you can open the windows. he said the old school where you can open the windows america where you're allowed to smoke, you know, and so i and it used to be a big deal in an album came out and now all the streaming culture and all it's just that's not his world. he'll pioneer with it in the sense of selling his body of work here doing that. but he's a more an old time. traveling person in it. he's really interested in the 1920s music in 1930s. music civil war songs. he knows all the songs from the civil war. i mean, he's a walking kind of jukebox of all of america american popular song carl sandburg the poet was that way and there's certain people or he his knowledge of the of the blues is just phenomenal and you know, he's to play with john lee hooker and victorious spivey and all of these early blues players. he once said to me that he really got the tail end of a black culture that's not there right now because he goes around sees martin luther king boulevard with the walmart,

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and i was able to get some hotel chains, like marriott, to, say, and hilton, to put us up occasionally for free and allow us to eat their salad bars at their places once in a while, just because i wrote a letter to the public relations and said we're traveling america. a lot of those chains were very friendly. they just said, look, if we're booked, no, but if we have a lot of vacancy, we'll give you some rooms. >> so frank drove this bus, and you left hofstra for how many weeks? >> the '92 one, i think we did, again, that's the first one. the course was eight weeks. it was an eight-week course. >> stay out on the road for eight weeks. >> yeah. >> and how did they have time to read? >> well, that would be the one complaint. well, i had a rule on the bus, a saying in the front that came from henry l. stimson that atchison used to like, which is complaints are a bore and a nuisance to all and undermine the serenity essential for endurance. complaints are a bore and a nuisance for all and undermine the serenity essential for endurance. the one rule, i don't want to hear your problems. i wa

goods need to be shipped and rail is the way to ship them >> joe t >> pent up travel demand you buy marriotte. >> thanks, everybody i'll see you in "over time". "the exchange is now". >> welcome to "the exchange" here's what's ahead. more than half of americans now think we're heading into recession. and if history is any guide, they'll be proven right. but that history doesn't cover inflation spikes like the one we're living through now so we have stock picks for whatever kind of market you want to bet on. growth, value, and/or defensive. one area that's clearly facing challenges, of course, is the housing market we'll talk to the ceo of rocket about how his company can make money in this rising rate environment. >>> plus our trader today is pretty worried

the other thing i hope happens, marriott result, very quickly, i hope every ceo watching this programcall. they came for disney, and they're willing to come for disney, for defying the governor on an issue of contradicting policy, every other ceo and every company that does the same. now is the time this is to stand up for freedom and democracy in the quote, free state of florida. and defy this fascist move around desantis. >> if you went on with authoritarian looks like, you have it right now coming out of florida. thank you so much for joining us, fernand and lori. ahead, we'll see what happens when georgia congresswoman marjorie taylor greene was put on the stand and asked about her role in the capitol attack. let's just say, it didn't go over so well. first, the president of ukraine says two members of biden's cabinet are have been heading to kyiv. then he was coming just hours after the runoff of france's presidential election. and tomorrow, on jasmine or something, reports yasmin will talk with ukrainian firefighter, goes by the name, moon fish. that and more at 4 pm eastern, on

that rain turned into snow, a guest at a marriott resort in south lake tahoe sent us this video. it shows the white powder turning some rooftops. they're white. the storm also created dangerous travel conditions in the higher elevations. chp officer had to tow one driver who got stuck in that snow. our chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now with a look at the current conditions and for later tonight, bill hi, julie. yeah, even though the showers have kind of died down around here they are just stacking up against the west slope of this year in nevada, where they're going to get snow all night tonight. probably into tomorrow morning. they're going to see another foot of snow possible, and they're already at a foot and a half to two ft. so three ft of snow a real possibility from this system. here are the rain totals. we saw around here. this is just some of the cities, but most of us in this range. i did see some big numbers up in the santa cruz mountains over an inch and a half up around mount tam over an inch in parts of the east bay hills over an inch of rain, so it was a

incident, is it true that the two officers approached the marriott for the investigation and not the d.a.s office? >> it originated from a call to service, but it originated from the actual tenderloin command, and it was discovered after he looked into the incident. >> commissioner byrne: so -- so because the m.o.u. being in the news the last few months, it's important -- so the d.a. was not involved in any investigation. as you stated earlier, you turned over the investigation to the district attorney's office. >> chief scott: yes. there was no use of force or anything like that, but it was believed to be inappropriate conduct, so that's why it was handled that way. >> commissioner byrne: okay. thank you. >> vice president elias: any other questions? okay. public comment. >> clerk: at this time, public is welcome to make public comment on matters associated with item 3, the chief's report. at this time, you may lineup at the podium or press star, three. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> yes. this is david elliott lewis again. i wanted to thank the chief for his report,

part of the international committee of the red cross to try to get a team down to the port city of marriottcross hasjust sent this update, bad news essentially saying that the team has had to turn back, essentially. it had to turn back, essentially. it had been on its way to the city of mariupol, but the arrangements and conditions made it impossible for that convoy to proceed. it couldn't reach mariupol and it couldn't facilitate the safe passage of civilians today. they will try again on saturday to get people out of mariupol. it says for the operation to succeed it is critical that the parties respect the agreements and provide the necessary conditions and security guarantees. sounds as if thatis security guarantees. sounds as if that is clearly my detail to come in that, but it sounds as if it simply wasn't saving him. that's my deduction from what we are getting so far. itjust deduction from what we are getting so far. it just wasn't safe enough of the team to get there, and so many people in desperate need of help and wanting to get out of what remains of that port city. that is the l

like, you know hamburger at the fireside at a park and i was able to get some hotel chains like marriott to say in hilton to put us up occasionally for free and allow us to eat their salad bars at you know their places once in a while just because i wrote a letter to the public relation said we're traveling america a lot of those chains were very friendly. they just said look if we have oh if we're booked, no, but if we have a lot of vacancy so it's just some room frank perugie drove this bus. yeah, and he left hofstra for how many weeks. well 92:1, i think we did. again, that's the first one that we did. we were the course was eight weeks. it was eight weekday on the road free. yes, and how did they have? to read well, that would be the one complaint some people. well, i had a rule on the bus saying in the front that came from henry l stimson that atchison used to like which is complaints are bore in a nuisance to all and undermine the serenity essential for endurance complaints are born a nuisance for all and undermine the serenity essential for endurance. the one rule i had is i don't