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. >> reporter: pearlman has a jewish student at berkeley high who had to leave an art class when antiisrael poster art was being displayed to the students. >> dozens of students have been pulled out of berkeley unified school district classrooms when they complained about anti-semitism. and that is wrong. so my son included, he spent a week in the student health center and library because there was nowhere to put him. >> reporter: across the bay area, there have been attempts to hold so-called teach-ins about gaza that are pretty condemning of israel's actions. but some say the angst towards israel is extending to outright hatred of jews. at one walkout at berkeley high, some students were alleged to have chanted kill the jews. but another parent in the district rejects that as a lie. liz jackson who is also jewish and supports the palestinians says the complaints of anti-semitism are coming from a small vocal group of parents. >> we completely reject the notion there is an anti-semitic climate here. yes, of course, there are instances of hate that happens, that happens everywhere and it ha

complicate the ongoing mediation efforts and hender, reaching an agreement for a cease fire. israel's pearlman's has voted to approve a bill that would designate send you an agency for palestinian refugees as a terrorist organization. it also calls for an end to all ties with on rob is real previously to choose 12 of the agencies and for use of involvement in the i'm off attacks on october the 7th, but an independent review concluded there was no evidence to support the allegation . the bill still needs to clear several more steps before it becomes law. ahead of the one agency, your affinity polezza renay has denounced to move as part of an ongoing is really campaign against the agency. the number of people, those staff member will have been killed is unprecedented. 192. as of today the number of premises which have been damaged all for the destroyed the number of comb voice which have been prevented all attacked. and besides the beyond that we have also companies going on to level the agency as a terrorist organization all to push the agency of on the out of guys that but also out of terrorism.

. >>> we are two weeks into our 2024 cnbc stock draft competition and the mentalist oz pearlman has theup 21% he's got big gains from his second pick. that was carvana, not the best start for team eksperience, in football and stock drafts the game is not over until the final whistle. there's a lot more time left on the clock. austin ekeler welcome back, running back, washington commanders glad to have you with us. >> thanks for having me back on. and hey, look, this is a game of investing, not trading here, so i know we're looking at the scoreboard, but it's a little too early for me >> i take your point completely. i mean, this is a long-term game and a lot can happen between now and the friday before the super bowl and a lot of people like caterpillar. intel has had its troubles, but you know, they may be due for a run right here you never know let's talk a little bit about changes in your life you've come from the l.a. chargers all the way across the country to the team that i grew up watching, the washington commanders, and of course known by another name at that time how exciting i

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also up 57% since pearlman took it in last week's cnbc stock draft.his afternoon on a variety report that skydance's proposed deal with paramount appears to be falling apart. this is one of those interesting sagas. we in the media look at it because it is a media company. >> we need to bring back succession. this is perfect fodder for that show. >> filmed partly in our studios in englewood cliffs. thank you for watching "power lunch." >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you so much. welcome to "closing bell." i'm scott wapner from post nine at the new york stock ck exchan on this friday. did the bulls get just what they needed this week? a less hawkish than feared fed and a better than expected apple. no doubt two key catalysts behind this late week surge. we'll ask our experts over the final stretch where we go from here. look at the score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks getting an immediate boost today from that employment report. fewer jobs added, a bump in the unemployment rate sending yields

boosting ing pearlman in the wk since he picked it a mentalist leading the way.name ahead in the three stock lunch. >>> join the financial adviser summit it is wednesday, may 22nd. you'll hear from stop investing experts. you can scan the qr code you see right there or visit cnbc events.com/fa. you got all that events.com/fa. we'll be right back. special appearance from steve kornacki, as well. wd chanting] they ignored your potential, dissed your achievements, and mocked your ambition. but it's not the critic who counts, and you know that. from the beginning, you couldn't be stopped. ♪♪ breaking resistance with every swing and block. ♪♪ your game plan never changed. ♪♪ so enjoy this moment. ♪♪ the one they said you'd never live to see. ♪♪ some would still call it luck. ♪♪ let them. because you know what it's always been. inevitable. ♪♪ ♪♪ it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. wooooo! ♪ >>> welcome back, everybody. time for today's three stock ll lunch. first up, we have your car vana shares on the rise, up more than 30% today alone. the used car retailer posting a

eddie george, the football star, steady eddie, has taken the lead thanks to his pick of nvidia ose pearlmana fell 9% this week draftkings had a bad week, down 14% on a possible tax hike in illinois and that sent brianna stewart and karen finerman's team, the money machines, sliding down the leader board >>> speaking of which, shares of boston beer have resumed trading after a brief halt for volatility ads the "wall street journal" is reporting that jim beam parent suntory is in talks to buy the brewery almost 30% of reports saying talks are in the early stages. there's no promise of a deal we'll bring you more as we have it keep an eye, boston beer trading at 330 with the pop. almost a $1,300 stock in 2021. it has been hurt hard by the move away from its typical beers the laugh couple of years. >> up $75 a share today. >> yes indeed >> big move there. >>> couple of other big stories, a rare move from a hedge fund. pershing square eyeing an ipo with a deal expected ackman valuing it around $10.5 billion. >> reminds me of when kkr went public and a variety of the other private equity firms di

. >> reporter: elaina pearlman has a jewish student at berkeley high who had to leave the art class when art was that was antiisrael on a poster was being displayed to the students. >> dozens of students have been pulled out of berkeley unified school district classrooms when they have complained about anti-semitism and that's wrong. my son included, spent a week in the student health center and library because there was nowhere to put him. >> reporter: across the bay area, there have been attempts to hold so-called teach-ins about gaza. that are usually pretty condemning of israel's actions. but some say the angst towards israel is extending to outright hatred of jews and at one walkout in berkeley high, some students were alleged to have chanted "kill the jews," but another parent in the district rejects that as a lie. liz jackson, who is also jewish and supports the palestinians, says the complaints of anti-semitism are coming from a small, vocal group of parents. >> we completely reject the notion that there's an anti-semitic climate here. yes, of course there are instances of hate,

. >> reporter: elaina pearlman has a jewish student at berkeley high who had to leave the art dallas when art was being displayed ott students. >> dozens of students have been pulled out of berkeley unified school district classrooms when they have complained about anti-semitism and that's wrong. my son included spent a week in the student health center and library because there was nowhere to put him. >> reporter: across the bay area, there have been attempts to hold so-called teach ins about gaza. that are usually pretty condemning of israel's actions. but some say the anxious towards israel is extending to outright hatred of jews and at one walkout in berkeley high. some students were alleged to have chanted kilt the jews but another parent in the district rejects that as a lie. liz jackson who is also jewish and supports the palestinians says the complaints of anti-semitism are coming from a small vocal group of parents. >> we completely reject the notion that there's an anti-semitic climate here. yes, of course there are instances of hate that happens. that happens everywhere an

i'm jenny pearlman with safe and sound and here in support of item number 24 regarding sunseting of the violence council. >> that matter has been heard in committee and public comment is satisfied so you can speak on something else. >> i was here to support that. thank you. >> it passed. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. always a pleasure to join you here. this afternoon i sat for the meeting of the sfmta and we talked about vision zero and bike infrastructure. we talked about making this city more livable for those of us who are walking around all the time. because the current standard is not working for nobody. you can see it isn't had working for me. it just is about time to start. don't you think so? i think so. it starts if you want to be honest and talk about it heart to heart. what i just want to ask you is, when are we going to turn this ship around? when are we go toog see light at the end of the tunnel? when is it going to stop? when will it end? you know, that is all i want to know. hopefully maybe tomorrow. you know what i'm saying? that would be

i'm jenny pearlman with safe and sound and here in support of item number 24 regarding sunseting of the violence council. >> that matter has been heard in committee and public comment is satisfied so you can speak on something else. >> i was here to support that. thank you. >> it passed. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon board of supervisors. always a pleasure to join you here. this afternoon i sat for the meeting of the sfmta and we talked about vision zero and bike infrastructure. we talked about making this city more livable for those of us who are walking around all the time. because the current standard is not working for nobody. you can see it isn't had working for me. it just is about time to start. don't you think so? i think so. it starts if you want to be honest and talk about it heart to heart. what i just want to ask you is, when are we going to turn this ship around? when are we go toog see light at the end of the tunnel? when is it going to stop? when will it end? you know, that is all i want to know. hopefully maybe tomorrow. you know what i'm saying? that would be

and don't have access to that anymore and we talked about substance abuse discovered i know about pearlmanly and a lot of my members and friend in recovery part of my life. and people in aa and people want to come in and help in programs want to share what they've found request people suffering from the same disease so i want to make sure we're staffed up to so we bringing that help button jails i know supposed have found sobriety and we need to be a jail need to have programs in place to help the people that end up there and if wearing not staffed up sounds like we're not doing it and i mean aa and n a and r s p when we had the jailhouse services hearing i called for last year, i never got an answer when programs we have and what is working and not. so if you, let us know what programs are working and can you not do and do are working together the staff you have? >> i let you know the programs and know work bring together the co-0 horticulture's that way it is easier for us instead of having the staff to move people into the cohorts and that's the challenge for us right now to create thos