i do not think that nal will be the villain, but they do have a chance to be the hero.me of that funding for some much needed mental health resources for these athletes. >> i will have you back if we can find some holes in your schedule. keep college sports great. thanks, guys. >> thanks, brian. >> straight ahead. nothing says romance like proposing at a funeral. what should be involved in news dual and does she think it's okay to do that? you would never do that, right? you would never do that, right? >> never. and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews. just search or scroll to see upf on hundreds of projects. and when you book and pay throug you're covered by our happiness it's easy to make your home an a check out angi.com today. angi... and done. brian: it's time for the "news duel," the hottest stories people are talking about but nobody has the guts to do on television. joining me is emily campagn

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i do not think that nal will be the villain, but they do have a chance to be the hero.needed mental health resources for these athletes. >> i will have you back if we can find some holes in your schedule. keep college sports great. thanks, guys. >> thanks, brian. >> straight ahead. nothing says romance like proposing at a funeral. what should be involved in news dual and does she think it's okay to do that? you would never do that, right? >> never. ♪♪ to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. (vo) every business, big or small, coast to coast, needs internet that can keep up with its demands. verizon has fast, reliable internet solutions nationwide. so you can power your business to do more. find the perfect solution for your business. brian: it's time for the "news duel," the hottest stories people are talking about but nobody has the guts to do on television. joining me is emily campagno. are you ready. queue the music. a man decides to propose to a woman at her father's funeral. it's a south african pastor. he's being killed on the internet be

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an oversold bounce than the bottom which is not to say that some of these moves have been fe 2345u78 nalfor invest >> you have been a traditionalist when it comes to looking for signs of a bottom. you don't think we've seen the classic sign that we can say the worst is over. >> that is true, i wish i could. but right now we haven't seen that sort of get me out moment we kind of came close. we were very oversold last week. but we never really had that get me out at all costs, nor did we have sort of the idea that we're done, i can't own stocks anymore. we've all thrown the baby out with the bath water which of course means there's nobody left to sell. we've had customers buying the whole way down which means there is no capitulation yet it's been working out for our customers who bought recently but it's tough you can't reflexively buy the dip with the fed being a headwind in your face. >> but you've had a couple of 90 plus percent volume down days. maybe we're not going to get that classic sign, because there have been some signs during the sell-off, and it felt pretty bad. >> absolutely

going on for the market that are important this week especially you have a trillion nine in notion nal, options expiry there's a lot of chatter in the market that went from some leverage in april and got excited about dispersion and got very levered up. some of the bad stuff rising, some of the good stuff rising. some of the high quality companies have been thrown out i understand what happened in retail with walmart, target, you name it. i do think some of this is way over done. i think some of these consumer staples are part of that levering up and part of fair trade that i think are being unwound here the fact that the s&p is going to have, it seems, its seventh straight down week which we haven't done since dotcom, clearly if you look at some of the macro, we had a philly fed today. a couple of days after a new york fed that was awful. i realize these regional fed surveys of activity are a very volatile series. we have multiple months in succ succession we have housing numbers today that really did show a pull back and there's some dynamics that could explain that i think that's wh

the kids want her .nal asset t she is a phenomenal asseto to that school. >> she teaches kids that they can trust police and that they are able to understand that she's there to protect them. i think every school in america should have an armed police officer too your point on why wb don't talk about this , i got a big question for you and also for the congressman. why did this suddenly start in nineteen ninety nine with columbine? all of our history people havebi been able to go buy guns. the the second amendment has always been in effectcts b. in we did not have mass shootings inside of schools until columbine and since then we've had a lot of copycats. we we have had a ton of people attempting to reenact what they did, i believe becauseat unfortunately we're making these mass shootersg famous. and what i would say is what you did when you were talking about these gentlemen who charged into the school to save all of those children. let's talk about the children. let's talk about the people who lost their lives, th their families. es let's not make these shooters famous and the selecti

generation donald trumping this drug binds much more red low to the receptor cites of bodies than upon ment nal or morphine or heroin. if someone take its the next 24 to 48 hours it helps prevent an over dose. and told's the next 24 to 48 hours it helps prevent an over dose. and told that highest risk factor for dying is survived one. we see it arc last. people that are in our ambulances begin it to leave because when you machine is given nar can it precipitates with drawl symptoms the person is immediately not feeling limp not in a good mental pace and they want to go get high again. they get high and find that the second time sometimes in 12 hours they die. it is very, we want to be able to get it in if the most convenient, efficient and rapid manner. >> all right. i appreciate you were saying essential low it is a new generation drug. i remember methadone clinics for those who were addicted to heroin. and i can just with -- eyeballing as i go downtown and back and forth cross the city that heroin seems to be making a come back of sorts. champion is disstressing. i'm not aware of the prevalen

something is basic and guaranteed for everyone, pub person nal safety. there was an amazing and unfortunately ride and anti-asian harassment. in the office of health equity stand with strategying with and organizing asian pacific islanders in the health department in the county of san francisco. we'll organize with our colleagues and community. the office of health equity we will look for opportunities to heal together, learn together, and to fight together against the racism and xenophobia that still exists. we are working and improving on it in the city and nation. when we come together, that's what this is about. acknowledging, coming together, and strategizing and organizing against systemic issues. the office is different sections across the department. we are working with the work force and express asian pacific islanders health and social equitities. they organize with our office to acknowledge the learning projects and learning activities across the work force. in collaboration for groups. this is acknowledgement. this is why we are so honored to

steady clip, especially when matched up with the eye-opening productivity declines that we saw this week nalan, if you're depressed about the kcubs or white sox, just remember, could you be from cincinnati >> one of them had to win. >> it's a good day for you what was the highlight of the report >> the highlight of the report, unless i heard it wrong out here this chicago, liesman began by saying i want to echo what santelli said. what's happening in maybe joe will buy me the dinner he owes me >> we're not there yet >> nothing happened. nothing happened in this report, i don't think, that is going to change the underlying fact so, in a way, it's the goldilocks report, but it's goldilocks in an awful situation. it's not going, the fed is still going to tighten we're still up against this, can we manage a soft landing, how do we balance out the fiscal drag versus the comeback in the durable goods demand that big manufacturing number still makes me a hill worried that we're going off of high consumer spending on physical goods, which we know is going to come to an end when people start shifting

property type associated with social our cultural groups and i was touched boy supervisor chan's river arc nal gee. i see it as our obligation or opportunity to preserve the resting places of san francisco's diverse early residents. i will be supporting land mark. >> thank you. >> commissioner foley? >> thank you president matsuda. this is important and i think that i agree with commissioner black and support this. i think that we forget about who built this city. it it is in the a bunch of people this came in with money it was immigrant this is toiled their asa off and worked. you see this in the people's bones. it is critical that to respect that. and when we find any remains we node to respect them. i really glad that supervisor chan initiated this. i'm happy that staff did the work. and thank you very much. commissioner so. i really appreciate all the effort. all the staff put together and also thank you for your first time presentlying to us. and your knowledge, it is incredible example as also i need to be really appalling supervisor chen and being also first chinese generationim grant,

>> yeah, that that was air a nal combined military exercises with china over the weekend. over taiwan. xi jinping has to be concerned that zelenskyy has awakened the west from the post war slumber and the newly reinvigorated commitment to support democracy in ukraine can be transferred to support taiwan as well. make no mistake, china will learn a lot of lessons here. they're cognizant they can't allow a war to carry on as russia has for three months. they would need to attack taiwan and a end the war quickly. taiwan needs to create the porcupine defense and deter china from attacking in the first place. the challenge is what taiwan needs, stingers ox javelins, is what's needed in ukraine and there's concerns with the supply chain being able to provide that to taiwan. maria: daniel hoffman joining us. quick break and then we're looking at markets this morning, down 400 plus on the dow. stay with us. you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter home. or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you

subdivision and the development parcels that can house up to eight new residents and any other operation nal indusl facility. we will limit the impact on the surrounding neighborhood and they require continual infrastructure improvement as well as maintenance that does create some impacts for our neighbors. they must consider the close proximity and acknowledgements and restrictions and safety. they can benefit the community. i appreciate the time. thank you. >> thank you for your testimony this afternoon. raul. do we have a caller that's in support or against the project? welcome caller? >> hello, my name is kevin. my partner and i own a house on pal pal alto avenue. i'd like to express my support of the comments in support of the appeal and reinforce the specific come. just past the pal o alto area. safety and security unfortunately has been an issue. >> do we have any other speakers in the cue in support of the project or not in support of the project. >> madam clerk. >> thank you mr. cue. mr. president that concludes the queue at this moment. >> thank you, public comment is now closed. w

subdivision and the development parcels that can house up to eight new residents and any other operation nal and i indusl facility. we will limit the impact on the surrounding neighborhood and they require continual infrastructure improvement as well as maintenance that does create some impacts for our neighbors. they must consider the close proximity and acknowledgements and restrictions and safety. they can benefit the community. i appreciate the time. thank you. >> thank you for your testimony this afternoon. raul. do we have a caller that's in support or against the project? welcome caller? >> hello, my name is kevin. my partner and i own a house on pal pal alto avenue. i'd like to express my support of the comments in support of the appeal and reinforce the specific come. just past the pal o alto area. safety and security unfortunately has been an issue. >> do we have any other speakers in the cue in support of the project or not in support of the project. >> madam clerk. >> thank you mr. cue. mr. president that concludes the queue at this moment. >> thank you, public comment is now clo

something is basic and guaranteed for everyone, pub person nal safety.re was an amazing and unfortunately ride and anti-asian harassment. in the office of health equity stand with strategying with and organizing asian pacific islanders in the health department in the county of san francisco. we'll organize with our colleagues and community. the office of health equity we will look for opportunities to heal together, learn together, and to fight together against the racism and xenophobia that still exists. we are working and improving on it in the city and nation. when we come together, that's what this is about. acknowledging, coming together, and strategizing and organizing against systemic issues. the office is different sections across the department. we are working with the work force and express asian pacific islanders health and social equitities. they organize with our office to acknowledge the learning projects and learning activities across the work force. in collaboration for groups. this is acknowledgement. this is why we are so honored to cel

that people's values, that think people's basic livelihoods and sense of dignity in their own country nalirst time, the taliban retaking control of afghanistan, and the world being brought to the brink of nuclear war. are these events purely the result of chance or are they direct consequences of the choices being made in the white house? you don't need to be a detective to solve this who done it. let's go ahead and examine the case. all right. over the past year the cost of nearly everything has increased at the fastest pace in over four decades. a gallon of milks -- of milk is up nearly 50 cents and two pounds of ground beef costs $1.50 more than it did a year ago. add in rising rents and home prices and these numbers really add up quickly. while iowans and the rest of america are struggling to adjust their family budgets to ever-increasing costs of living, the biden administration has repeatedly dismissed concerns about the price problem. last summer the president said, and i quote, it's highly unlikely that it's going to be long-inflation that's going to get out of hand. end quote. no

generation donald trumping this drug binds much more red low to the receptor cites of bodies than upon ment nal or morphine or heroin. if someone take its the next 24 to 48 hours it helps prevent an over dose. and told's the next 24 to 48 hours it helps prevent an over dose. and told that highest risk factor for dying is survived one. we see it arc last. people that are in our ambulances begin it to leave because when you machine is given nar can it precipitates with drawl symptoms the person is immediately not feeling limp not in a good mental pace and they want to go get high again. they get high and find that the second time sometimes in 12 hours they die. it is very, we want to be able to get it in if the most convenient, efficient and rapid manner. >> all right. i appreciate you were saying essential low it is a new generation drug. i remember methadone clinics for those who were addicted to heroin. and i can just with -- eyeballing as i go downtown and back and forth cross the city that heroin seems to be making a come back of sorts. champion is disstressing. i'm not aware of the prevalen

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you would expect them to si . nal speech. you would expect them to signal what — speech.e a low growth economy we have high taxes. if they had me take growth at the same rate we saw under labour the same rate we saw under labour the chancellor would now have £30 billion more to spend each year without having to go to people to clobber them for taxes. what he should be focusing on is how you get the economy firing again on all cylinders, rachel reeves the shadow councillor has produced £28 billion per year investment to transform the economy with the newjobs of the future, the greenjobs economy with the newjobs of the future, the green jobs of the future, the green jobs of the future, to get people into well—paid high skilled good quality work. we are not seen that from this government and it is because we have a low growth economy that we are seeing high taxes and that is why the economy is floundering under rishi sunak and borisjohnson. hagar rishi sunak and boris johnson. how would ou rishi sunak and boris johnson. how would you pay _ rishi sunak and boris johnson. how