as a strange thing to say, we're having our first forum at pimco outside newport beach. we're doing it in september. i think we're quite excited about what we're going to see there. and we're all going to europe and every single investment professional is going there to see europe on the ground. >> wow. >> do they want u.s. assets? >> no, no. we want to have a debate and an internal debate about where the economy is going in europe, but for the first time we usually have it every quarter in newport beach. for the first time we're having it in europe. we're excited about it. >> that takes me to our last question, i guess, as we're running out of time. what's hiring like at pimco? are you in aggressive head count reduction mode or increasing? >> neither, neither. it's extremely boring. we're flat. one thing we're incredibly excited about is technology and what artificial intelligence is going to do in terms of productivity and what it will do over the next five years to our organization and is every reason to be excited about this. and i think that's something we're invest

. >>> ante la amenaza que se activa luego de 84 aÑos, en zonas como los Ángeles, las vegas y newport beachar agua y comida enlatada. >>> hillary podrÍa traer fuertes lluvias arrojando 10 pulgada de agua que no deben pasar desapercibidas. >>> en mÉxico, telemundo. >>> al regreso, una organizaciÓn busca otorgar dinero a establecimientos de san francisco y para que cambien su fachada y puedan prosperar. los detalles en breve. >>> regresamos con informaciÓn mundialista desde australia, las locales buscaner crar ♪♪. ♪♪. ♪♪ >>> de gres con mÁs en formaciÓn local. le contamos que se investigan los sucesos que tildÓ de preocupantes, involucran a los autos en san francisco. al mismo tiempo pidiÓ a la empresa reducir la mitad su plantilla de vehÍculos autÓnomos. 50 autos menos durante el dÍa y 150 menos por la noche. hasta nuevo aviso. tiene los comunicadoes que emitieron varias capitales por el tema. el b... que respondiÓ que creen que estÁ claro que tiene un impacto positivo en la seguridad vial y aÑadieron, esperamos trabajar realizar mejoras y proporcionar los datos que necesitan para reforzar l

in newport beach, they stocked up on sandbags and san clemente workers put down parts to prevent mudslides natural disasters, wildfires are affecting the u.s. and canada. in maui, the death toll from the deadliest wildfire in modern u.s. history stands at 114. more than 900 are reported missing. in canada, yellowknife, the capital of the northwest territories is a virtual ghost town after 20,000 residents were ordered to leave as a large out-of-control wildfire threatens the city. british columbia is under a state of emergency with several fires out of control, 15,000 evacuated, and 20,000 more under evacuation alerts. a russian missal strike in the northern ukrainian city killed at least 70 and injured more than 100 others, 12 children. officials say a theater and university were hit. latimer zelenskyy condemned the attack while visiting sweden. he is asking for fighter jets from sweden, which is in the process of joining nato. still to come on pbs news weekend, what a new montana law means for transgender children and their families. and the effect of the writer's strike on the productio

. >> reporter: in newport beach, city workers loading sandbags, preparing for the worst. >> it's kind of unbelievable. i mean, this is unprecedented. >> reporter: 30 miles to the south in san clemente, crews laying down plastic tarps, guarding against potential mudslides. forecasters say hilary could dump a year's worth of rain in some areas in less than 48 hours. >> the biggest will be flooding. that's what it's looking like because of all the rain coming down. we don't have the infrastructure to be dealing with this. >> reporter: crews building massive sand berms to protect the coast from waves. is l.a. prepared for this? >> i doubt it. since we can't handle normal rain, i doubt we'll be able to handle this type of rain. >> reporter: video from the international space station showing the powerful storm churning in the pacific. expected to slam mexico in coming hours, already kicking up massive waves. beaches closed. boats pulled out of the water. >> mary: a long night ahead for so many. zohreen shah joins us from santa monica. zohreen, we're just getting word of new evacuation advis

when i say we, i'm in newport beach, california, for, you know, americans have been spending more than they've been making on a real basis throughout this year. and that's been resulting in, you know, that excess savings that they built up during the pandemic on average to come down. you know, so i think there's a couple of other things to keep in mind here as well about the retail sales report that came out today. you know, it was it was probably boosted by promotions led by amazon prime day. and what we've seen in the past is that you have other retailers that sort of follow on with those promotion sales and, you know, and that those discounting that price discounting really drove volumes. so consumers are you know, with that excess savings coming down, consumers are becoming more price conscious, you know, and that just means that overall demand is slowing. what do you think about the inflation picture overall, tiffany? because the most recent data points we saw were pretty encouraging. on the other hand, the comps are going to start to get harder and we're looking at some things li

and a naval aviator from newport beach, california... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!" [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone, to second chance. today's contestants all thought they had played their last game of "jeopardy!", and yet, here they are, plucked from quiz-show limbo to do battle once again in our "jeopardy!" valhalla, the second chance competition. [laughter] we already know that today's winner will be playing jessica stevens and molly karol in the finals which began tomorrow. what we don't know is who will it be-- james, renée, or pam. good luck. let's begin as we always do with the jeopardy! round. here are your categories. first... then... we have... and finally, you'll be... james, what strikes your fancy? holidays for $1,000. the answer there is the daily double in the round. wow. our aviator does not miss. you can wager up to $1,000, james. i'll take $1,000, please. all right. here's your clue in holidays & observances... what is seward's day?

and a naval aviator from newport beach, california... and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"s! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, everyone. welcome to the first of two finals in our second chance competition. our champions james, jessica, and molly today and tomorrow will be competing in a two-game match, at the end of which the player with the highest combined total will be named our winner. now, we haven't talked about prizing for second chance yet. let's walk through that. our third-place finalist is going to receive $10,000. we have $20,000 for second place. and our champion will receive $35,000 and, much more importantly, a guaranteed spot in the upcoming tournament of champions. let's get this finals underway, shall we? good luck to all three of you. here are the categories you'll be dealing with in the jeopardy! round. we start with some... then... you'll tell us what scares a person

and a naval aviator from newport beach, california... who ended yesterday's game with...ow, here is the host of jeopardy!-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. and welcome to the final game in the first week of two, in our second chance competition. now, over the past year and a half, our finalists, james, jessica, and molly, thought their jeopardy! dreams were over, but in less than 30 minutes, one of them is going to be crowned a jeopardy! champion, our second chance champion. not just any winner, but one with a guaranteed berth in the highly anticipated tournament of champions that begins october 31st. now, we're going to remove the scores that are in front of you, that you earned in yesrday's show. those will be added back to whatever you accumulate today, in order to determine our winner.

$52,000 a year -- out the door, and then if you are lucky enough to be out in california off of newport beachewers ors as a matter of fact, $350 to go take it out on a rental which might be a better idea than plunking down change. will: it's like a jet ski? it shoots the water out the back, is that -- so basically, it's a jet ski boat with only two seats? [laughter] >> it's something like that, but i think the real way to hoe you is -- to show you is really to just get up and go. will: okay. i want to see how it handles, yeah. let's see how it handles. get it. finish. [background sounds] >> it's a little loud, but i'm telling you, it's fast. will: make it turn. >> make it turn? all right are. we'll go right and swing back left. right back at you. whoo! joey: wow. >> how's that? will: i like the american flag in the back. [laughter] >> all right. let's see how it does on the wake of this big boat that just went by. are you ready? will: yeah, let's see it jump. >> this is where you would lose your cup of coffee -- whoo! good drenching there. got a great drenching there. [laughter] i think rache

based in newport beach in southern california, ranked today's opening bell to celebrate its recent listingtock exchange. it is working on treatment for migraine is taking a live look at the numbers. a little bit of a mixed the dow js up about a quarter of a percent. the s&p 500 slightly up. the nasdaq dropping a bit, though just about a quarter of a percent for the nasdaq. one of the top ten us retailers is reporting a drop in sales for the first time in six years. target is cutting its annual sales forecast after online sales dropped 10.5% last quarter. now of course, during the pandemic, target sales soared as shoppers bought electronics, toys, clothing, workout gear and home decor. now consumer are sticking to necessities at their store and spending more on experiences such as concerts and trips. we need to have a lot of money saved. if you plan to buy a home. a new report from the california association of realtors shows fewer than 16% of people looking for a home in california can afford one. that's a 16 year low now. right now, the association estimates the cost of a median price for