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if you sort of looked at the old new york style, you went to live in a tiny little, you know, match box of an apartment. you worked, you know, super hard. and there seems to be, you know, something that's changed the great resignation. many fewer workers out there, a shortage of people, and this kind of glorification. you see in hollywood, a people just saying, screw it, i'm not just going to give away my life. i'm going to live life differently. tell us what you've observed on that front. and it has, has your own behavior change result or you know, with act ceo's or you or you have and you don't have the terms of trade in their changed. oh, absolutely. i see us as now is officially a remote best company and we can live anywhere we like. no one is telling us to come into the office. um, you know, my wife is telling me to go into the office, but my boss is in and that is incredibly common and we are able to choose our own shed. you'll much more than we used to. we don't really have anything approaching and 9 to 5 any more. we just try and get all what we can squeeze things in as and when

it is hard to find legitimate new york style pizza in the bay but you know it when you see it.g it. >> you should've seen his face light up, super cute. >>> looking from the camera atop mount diablo looking over concord. a few clouds but not widespread. mostly clear skies this morning. 56 degrees in concord. when we look at everybody else the numbers duplicated everywhere. we are looking at mid-50s everywhere currently . we just saw concord was clear and most of the west base clear but not in the north bay. we have this growing but not an overwhelming gloomy june day . later in the afternoon it will be like yesterday with more blue sky than anything else. the daytime high mid to upper 70s. wasn't in at 77, 73 in seattle rosa, 73 in fremont. mountain view 74. how are we keeping temperatures so well behaved ? if you watch the future cast you will see everyday thunderstorms in the sierra with that counterclockwise spin in the clouds. we have yet another area of low pressure out of the pacific directly at us. it does not look like it has the necessary ingredients to give us anythin

like i said during the pandemic, we kind of pivoted and started a new york style deli called mark inhe ruben that in mind and we do that. you know, we we've incorporated into our regular menu and there are the other end of the regular many, you know, contemporary american. and it's got something for everyone. >> you know, in july we're going to fried chicken bubbles. we have some miniature. we have some great stuff coming up. okay. exciting stuff happening at the foot of market street. alright and again, one more time, the drag event that's happening this month is june 22nd from 5 to 7. all right. perfect. and you can enjoy cocktails and the rainbow want salute. lee, thank you so much. mark tillman, a partner and chef with one market restaurant in francisco. >> well, to have you that this with us this morning. thank you for having me. all right. thank you. all right. we'll be right back. happy pride. lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picki

a new report out today blames negligence, misconduct, and job failures for allowing jeffrey epstein to hang himself and his federal jail style in new yorkfficking charges. newly-released photos from the cell show an excessive amount of linens and a noose made from a shirt or a bedsheet. all of this despite his previous suicide attempt. the justice department inspector general's report concludes there was no sign of foul play in epstein's august 2019 death. quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger was back in court today, one day after prosecutors announced plans to seek the death penalty for the brutal stabbings of four university of idaho students. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has new details from inside the courtroom. >> reporter: wearing a suit and tie, a stone-faced bryan kohberger walked into court today as his attorneys pushed for more details on the evidence police training, and the methods used make its case. >> the discovery is really to prevent an unfair trial. >> reporter: court documents recently reviewed investigative genealogy was used to track down kohberger. investigators compared dna found at the crime scene to dna submitte

new york. thank you. style made this 6 how to attach and that victory, 88. okay. since into a date it seems to come off. was the needed recently. he held them to the bowl and the yankees eventually 16, it's a 3 was speaking of incredible pictures. the new arrival eclipse, diving season has opened in boston. these events always throw up impressive action the screen patches leaf into the little set from 27 nieces. on the men's side, it was remains as a coast, i'm sitting up front of it. she came out sometime this time finishing, moving 50 points clear as his nearest line. the women's competition was one that one, australia is defending a 6 time champion, rianne an excellent seal, so dominated 25 points ahead of anyone else. the next event is in paris. t h that is what you'll support for now. i'll have another update license or alright jemma. thank you so much for listening. by the way. if you're a baseball segment, gates should be afraid of aaron judge. right quick rick. i'm back with all your world news and just to the the fruits or reject the most progressive cons

typically last until september, kristen salumi, algebra, new york i origin tenea and football style lena lassie has confirmed he's joined the american side into miami. the 35 year old still needs to finalize the deal with the cloud, which is co earned by david beckham. messy was linked with form a team boss to learn that said, financial issues that ended any hopes of his real time, foot pool and commentators i want to run the explains why i'm su, favors and move to the us. he wanted to be more with his family, with his wife, with his sons, and be able to have a different quality of life. and i get, i guess, kind of get away from the spotlight a little bit to a certain extent. but knowing that there will be a foot spotlight on him, none the less being and major league soccer and being the face of major league soccer going into the next couple of weeks and months. all the way to when his contract does ends a 2 year deal with a one year option. if he does exercise that, that one year option, he would end up being and majorly soccer until 20, 26 december of 2026. may. i'd be more precise and

people around the country were enraged by the search, and trump added, according to a "new york times" report, a mafia-style threat to garland. country is on fire. what can i do to reduce the heat? trump was suggesting that he had the power to do that. that he could either reduce the heat or, if garland didn't play ball, increase the heat. that may sound quite brazen for someone literally under investigation by the doj for that very approach to attacking the capital, and a kind of legal review over whether he was turning up the heat in a way that could be charged. but early on, remember, doj officials were actually afraid of even mentioning or probing trump over that very jan 6th attack. you're looking at that "washington post" report which is new this week, a bombshell that showed there were fears there. and you take that all thought and you can see that while we can't read anyone's mind, the public pressure, the private back channelling, the very real recent trauma and lived history of that attack all combines to sort of potentially strengthen the hand of someone who should be just a citizen, just the sub

new york city is born. you pass the decades, so much, have you filed a change? what do you think about the next 50 years? where do you imagine the music in the fashion? >> the stylethis thing is bigger than just the united states. i see this growing bigger and bigger, the opportunities are still out there for us to go out there and make things happen. every day, just ask yourself the question, can i go there and answer that question? yes i can. >> you've been studying the stuff, what do you think in the next 50 years? >> i think the to echo carl, it's bigger than just the music, bigger than wrap. this is now the dominant culture of the world. to see the culture of what it started from to where it is now intersecting with the luxury world, the do yours, vuitton -- if you see them talking in the front row of every important fashion show, and driving this global mechanism of capitalism that we have. that, level also not knowing where it started. we remember to support brands, those creators of where it came from. it truly is where it is now. i think that it's only going to get bigger and bigger. >> april, when you think about this new generation taking over from the

a flash mob style heist at an oakland area nordstrom. this new yorkndows smashed in with hammers. federal authorities and retailers are now sounding the alarm about the growing danger of organized retail crime that is sweeping the country. >> they know exactly what stores to hit, what businesses and residents to hit and when and when. >> reporter: coordinated groups are starring stores millions of dollars worth of goods retailers say they're growing more violent putting shoppers and workers at risk sometimes with tragic consequences. >> what goes through your mind when you realize that your dad was essentially killed over three power washers? >> you can't imagine that any piece of equipment in home depot is worth alive. >> reporter: when you saw the video of what happened to your dad, what was going through your mind? >> wish it would have been me. >> reporter: authorities say organized retail crime is large-scale theft of mostly high value items from handbags to power tools, which are often then illegally resold online on sites like amazon, ebay, fac

now it's 2 years since the tobacco festival in new york and dropped the word field from its name style podcast, virtual reality, and even video games are premier. their custom salumi has more between the star started movie premieres and paneled discussions that the tribeca festival is known for. game developers are also being recognized for their story. telling night scape is one of 7 video games on display set in a part of the world rarely represented by this medium. absolutely amazing to be at . try back and seeing vices here because we, we think that there aren't too many video games built in the middle east. and we want to change that representation out our world with stars. the games centers around layla, an astronomer whose task is to find out why stars are falling from the sky and put them back to help you put them back into sky. developed by amazon studios and cuts are. the team consulted with a cultural astronomer and took field trips to study the landscape and designing the game. it's not just does it. there's lots of different trees, different kind of coastlines. there's a l

new haven-style pizza is all about wood, coal-fired stuff, and i enjoy it >> if they're coming to new york they're coming to connecticut next and then new jersey has california done this yet >> anyway. scandalous >> thanks for watching "power lunch ". >>> "closing bell" starts right now. i'm scott wapner this make or break hour begins with the road to tech and its mgive in sent run is acting tired lately and raising questions now about whether it is bad, and dan ives along if just a moment. in the meantime, here's a scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. nasdaq, our focus today is names like nvidia, tesla and meta. dragged that index lower and there you see the losses there the nasdaq's eight-week winning streak coming to a close last week chevron, nike and home depot ending its three-week run, as well and the dow is showing modest gains at this moment. it takes us to our talk of the tape will the second half bring second thoughts about the techtrade? it has been the runaway winner in the first three months of 2023 >> good to be here >> 12 to 15% more in the second half >> we belie

new haven-style pizza is all about wood, coal-fired stuff, and i enjoy it >> if they're coming to new yorkoming to connecticut next and then new jersey has california done this yet >> anyway. scandalous >> thanks for watching "power lunch ". >>> "closing bell" starts right now. i'm scott wapner this make or break hour begins with the road to tech and its mgive in sent run is acting tired lately and raising questions now about whether it is bad, and dan ives along if just a moment. in the meantime, here's a scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. nasdaq, our focus today is names like nvidia, tesla and meta. dragged that index lower and there you see the losses there the nasdaq's eight-week winning streak coming to a close las

the 63 year old style has pleaded not goofy to old 12 towns last year, a quote in new york dismissed a $40000000.00 sexual misconduct lawsuit against him. for me it was present. donald trump has repeatedly condemned a criminal case against him that i just, that he kept hundreds of pacified files after he left the office. but now an audio recording seems to contradict his claims. a lot of times corresponded kimberly how get repulsor from washington dc. in his 1st public remarks since the release of a controversal audio recording, donald trump lashed out those, investigating him for allegedly removing classified documents from the white house . this stuff doesn't hold up and people know, this is a continuation of the greatest which aren't of all time. that's all it is. and it's primary purpose is election interference. and we're not gonna let this election be stolen from us more relaxed and what the, what the former president made the remarks will campaigning in new hampshire on tuesday and the new audio recorded during a 2021 interview with his new jersey golf course. trump appears to

them, but then we tried to go all the same into the russian style, because when we present our collection in a foreign showroom, here in new york, we had a showroom in paris, then first of all, when guests come, showrooms. is it bayer or the press always show. this is a russian designer. this is a japanese designer. this is a german designer. that is, first of all, the origin is always in the foreground. only later. the same surname of the designer, that is, this is belonging to the country, it is of key importance and it became clear that it is wrong to be inspired by other people's fairy tales , you need to be inspired by your own, and we have already begun to speak only on the territory of russian fairy tales. and when you launched with your brand, then at that time only two names were known from russian couturiers: vyacheslav zaitsev and valentin yudashkin uh-huh and you were somehow inspired by their collections. or, on the contrary, maybe you tried to do something different from the usual russian style from the usual, or rather russian fashion. i remember a valentin yudashkin when he started doing his first shows. it was

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when the washington post, the new york times published kaczynski's manifesto claiming technology was negatively impacting society. his brother recognized his writing styletimately led to his 1996 arrest in a small montana. shaq, authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> and that was natasha divest reporting for us this morning. a crash at the santa rosa car show left 3 people injured saturday. and let's take a look at the aftermath there. the collision happened at 5th and east street around 06:00pm at peggy sue's all american car show an event meant to celebrate classic cars and hot rods. the people involved in the crash were taken to the hospital. somehow out or seeking your help solving a 22 year-old cold case on 6/10/2001 maria show was shot and killed outside a downtown palo alto nightclub. she suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. she was standing with a group of people on the sidewalk when it happened, a weapon was never found. if you have a tip, you are urged to please call palo alto police. and we now know the ide

when the washington post, the new york times published kaczynski's manifesto claiming technology was negatively impacting society. his brother recognized his writing style and tipped off the fbi. it ultimately led to his 1996 arrest in a small montana. shaq, where authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> that was natasha zooming supporting for us tonight. >> a search is underway for a biology professor at stanford. the national park service's says 44 year-old hunter fraser was reported missing wednesday in olympic national park in washington state after he didn't return seattle following a hiking trip as family said they last received a text from him on tuesday. fraser was arrested last july for domestic violence. he did have a hearing scheduled for yesterday in santa clara county. >> range jack smith. and i watched him yesterday. go up and talk the talk for about 2 and a half shaking. it was so scare. he didn't want to be there. because ultimately he's a cowards. >> former president trump making his first public appearance sin

when the washington post, the new york times published kaczynski's manifesto claiming technology was negatively impacting society. his brother recognized his writing style and tipped off the fbi. it ultimately led to his 1996 arrest in a small montana. shaq for authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> the debate surrounding the potential future home of the oakland a's will continue into next week. the nevada state senate adjourning thursday night without voting on a bill that would provide 380 million dollars in public funds to help build a new stadium for the ball club in las vegas. the special legislative session will resume next week. lawmakers have been questioning tourism experts about the benefits of approving this bill. supporters say the stadium would expand las vegas's sports scene and boost the economy. opponents, however, warren, the deal would bring minimal benefits and a hefty price tag. still ahead tonight, a stanford professor reported missing details on the search that's now underway. >> and u.s. senate candidat

when the washington post, the new york times published kaczynski's manifesto claiming technology was negatively impacting society. his brother recognized his writing style a small montana. shaq, where authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> now to a story that sounds like it's right out of a movie for children lost in the jungle for 40 days after a plane crash are found alive in colombia. the country's president, gustavo, petro, says the children ranging in age from 13 to as young as 11 months are now receiving medical attention. >> that crash happened may 1st when the plane, a small plane with 6 passengers and a pilot had an engine failure. the 3 adults were found dead in the area. the president says the children are an incredible example of survival and predicts their journey will remain in history. >> many taking on the challenge to escape from alcatraz. show you how they alcatraz. show you how they did after the break. in the seas one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. sta

this week harry styles was hit in the face by a bouquet of flowers in england and in new york, bb rexyaing night of my life apparently wasn't a guy threw a phone and mid concert ended the concert. he was charged and she was taken to the hospital with laceration. if people want to boo or applaud fine. you're not allowed to take part in the act or assault people on stage. this is out of control. >> laura: you've never seen a phillies game obviously because they whip stuff all the time at the games. >> or a jets game. >> laura: do you remember when they threw that shoe at poor george h were bush remember? they threw a shoe at him one time thafrments quick move, the bush shuffle. >> laura: yeah, was it w or hw? i don't remember but the shoes were flying at one point. >> it was w. >> laura: all right, ray, the second wish. >> all right, my second wish is that senators cory booker and jon tester would stop touching each other and just get a room. this is tester's latest. >> i'm asking you to step up and join the fight, protect -- whoa. give some money, please. we need your help, really, for t

get real sco with the sports the well get set to discover the n b, a styles of each of this she is dropped, takes place in new york later. it's one young man already tends to become an old time. great. the 05 passengers on board. the titans, most of all would believe to be dead off to what the us coast guard cooled a catastrophic composure. the supplement missing on sunday, as it descended to explore the wreck of the titanic, almost full, couldn't meet his deep on the ocean floor. prompted a massive search operation with the vessels landing frame and the re, a cover discovered near the titanic on thursday. in consultation with experts from within the unified command. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. upon this determination, we immediately notified the family. on behalf of the united states coast guard and the entire unified command, i offer my deepest condolences to the families, ocean gate expeditions the company that owns and operates the tysons of muscle. as released a statement confirming that the vessel was last of the crew, it said, these men were true explorers wh

new york. the country didn't fall apart. the security apparatus was involved. there was no january 6-style revolt. federal indictment would come with that precedent. as we have explained, a state versus a federal legal process. if there's a doj case here, if the special council overseen by merrick garland decides to indict, then you have a federal version of indicting a former president. the secret service is engaging on any potential preparations. >> all i can say at this time is that the president -- former president is in our district. he is in new jersey. he is at his home in bedminster. we constantly, as a matter of practice, are in constant collaboration with our federal and state partners as well as the u.s. attorney's office. >> contingencies for everything. it's a statement that if you are watching a movie, listening to them talk about an arraignment of a former president, it would see dramatic. on the other hand, that is what is sometimes called a no comment comment. saying that a security apparatus, the service, has a security plan for everything is just a statement of what they would s

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the 63 year old style has played a not guilty to old 12 comes, stacy has faced similar charges in the united states. last year, a quarter in new york dismissed $14000000.00 sexual misconduct lawsuit against a photograph taken by seeing a pool mccartney are on display for the 1st time in london. the images from 19631964. when the bagels were moving from a local level full band to a global phenomena, they capture the world's most famous band during one of the most exciting and changing chapters. charlie angelo reports. this was the beginning of be told mania when a band from liverpool realize they could be the next big thing. so those of a few months, the change that lies taken by pul mccartney, have resurfaced office. 60 is hidden away. taking us behind the scenes during 1963 and 64, the beginning of an era of british cultural dominance in popular music, of the 250 photos on show at the national portrayed gallery capture their excitement as they take the 1st lights to america exhausted on the road, back stage and livable for hustling in paris for the holiday in miami, which bus with the color. the very beginning of the suspicion tha

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news executives to talk about copy right issues sources say it is possible publishers could be paid a subscription-style fee when their content is used to envelope a.i. programs the paper said "the new york you train all of these artificial intelligence bots to go ahead and figure out all this information that no one will ever pay to go to their web sites ever again, meaning the end of money to produce this news >> i don't know how this really works itself out and why the companies would ever pay except -- this is very cynical -- to buy off the media companies so when a regulatory fight actually happens, the media companies like to be in bed with the a.i. company. i think most of these regenerative a.i. programs already have as much data as they need. it's sort of a weird negotiation. and this idea of an ongoing subscription seems odd once it's in the system, it's in the system forever >> meantime, gamestop executive speaking at the company shareholder meeting. it happened yesterday. he had harsh words for corporate culture that he says panders to wall street. >> i will speak briefly. my father always told me talk is cheap, actions speak louder than words. my responsibility is making sur

new york -- >> blue states that are trying to do bide mom ifics, people are fleeing those states. david: finally, bragging about how great government investments are, industrial policy, almost soviet-style, claiming that the private sector needed the government to direct them in the right way, to start with the investments, taking tax dollars to do that. in fact, you think of solyndra, you think of more recent examples. i was just showing you this lordstown, and that was actually promoted by the trump administration as well as the biden administration. all of these businesses started by the government with government capital is have a failed. >> well, look at the the car companies saying they're trying to do -- they're following biden's directions with the lek trek -- the electric vehicles, and they're having to hay off vehicles because the people aren't buying. that's a whopper. the maybe the biggest one of all that i think people are getting sick of, that he's reduced the deficit more than any other president. david: right. [laughter] >> in the last 12 months, i just looked up these numbers yesterday, last 12 months the national debt is up 2.1 trillion in 12 months.ghter] i mean, that

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