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philly fed much weaker than estimates. jobless claims pretty high existing home sales fell slightly more than expected. lei more than expected, coupled with some pretty nasty looking earnings from some yeah, well, you know what i'm wondering, when is the future now? at what point do we look around and say this is the landing right here and i'm telling you i think it's right now. i think you look at -- whether it's gdp -- we can look at the philly fed, can offset that with new york -- >> this is the economy is as bad as it's going to get is right now? you just said that >> i'm saying it's a supposition and i'm not going to wimp out on this, yeah, that is what i'm saying it's not definite, but what i'm saying we keep talking about this landing as if it's in the future we've been doing that since last summer now we're in the middle of the spring, almost a year past jamie dimon saying hurricane and elon musk saying super bad feeling. we have to acknowledge the reality on the ground is you have 2.5% gdp growth and earnings bad

the philly still has the dangerous tyre snack. see james on their roster.oint lead in the 3rd until philly caught fire department drills. the 3 pointer and the comeback was on. finished with 17 points and seventy-sixers on the break. maxi. hits the running story. and they retake the lead. part of a 21 to 4 run for philly. 16 points for maxey in the games. he al%o buys harris fans. forget all about and the need for at least this game could see and be like jumper in the he's fouled and its good. 25 points and 12 rebounds for harris the seventy-sixers win. 96 to 88 sweeping the nets. filly finished the season. 8 know against the nets this season well, it was a wonderful day on the bay for the mets and the giants at oracle park, man. >> doesn't get any better than logan webb looking for his first win of the season. giants only scored 5 runs in logan's for start to this season. that was rectified today. >> giants jumped on lefty david peterson in the first inning. they scored 4 runs 3. >> brandon crawford, splash homer into in the covey co. >> even though you di

we shot the finale of this season in philly. i am so excited.ans call the franklin institute, right? okay, good. it's really famous to these four people. [laughter] but it's like our smithsonian and that's where you go on your field trips and i was just over the moon that they let us come film there. but it was the first time so much of my crew had been to philly and we were landing right in the middle of the eagles playing the game to win the nfc east. >> jimmy: is that right? >> quinta: we landed right in the middle of that so the eagles wound up winning, we arrived at our hotel, people have already started climbing the polls in the city because that's what philadelphians do. and i crew was like so this is the city that we are making a show about. i would like yeah, this is a good representation -- >> jimmy: they've been making this very detailed show about philadelphia and then they are in philadelphia. >> quinta: but micro loves it! they are all access to all used to work on like "survivor" or different wilderness shows. like naked and afrai

disappointing corporate results from several financials, tesla, at&t, and then some weak eco-data, phillyed, worst in nearly three years, continuing claims highest in almost a year and a half our road map begins with that tesla tumble, posting its lowest quarterly gross margin in two years. elon musk says he will continue to put sales growth ahead of profit >>> at&t's free cash flow fumble shares are falling sharply the company, though, says it is still on track to meet all of its full-year forecasts. >>> and spacex is set to launch its first test flight of the starship rocket system we're going to bring that to you live if and when it happens. >>> let's begin with tesla, though, down sharply in the premarket. these price cuts resulting in the company's lowest quarterly gross margin in about two years. on last night's call, elon musk did highlight that sales growth is still a top priority. >> while we reduce prices considerably in early q1, it's worth noting that our operating margin remains among the best in the industry we're taking a view that pushing for higher volumes and a larger fl

philly fed posting eighth straight lowest month. jobless claims rising more than expected continuing claims hit the highest level since november 2021 existing home sales weaker, now down 22% from last year. leading indicators falling more than 1%. then spotty big cap earnings from the likes of tesla and netflix and the fed's picture for may meeting. gets a little murkier. fed speakers continue to say, more hikes are ahead let's bring in cnbc senior markets commentator mike santoli. they're more worried about inflation than recession they expected the economy to feel some pain that's what we're feeling. >> we're seeing it there's no denying the fact that the landing looks less soft, if you pull that data together. the yield's down, the dollar softer it is fitting into that mode it's not really that different from the offsetting currents we've been trying to navigate for a while which is a fed that's never going to send the all-clear until it's utterly obvious. the big question is how the market digests it. we've been digesting and ro

that bucket part of a 21 to 4 run for philly. tobias harris made philly fans. forget all about indeed, for at least this game with hits the nb like jumper in the key and one 25 points 12 rebounds for harris to the seventy-sixers win 96 to 88. so they sweep the nets. they move on and filly finished 8 know in the season series with the nets re. well, draymond green will be back on the court for the warriors tomorrow as the dubs take on the sacramento kings in game 4 of their first-round series today. >> we heard from trayvon for the first time since his suspension, dre praised his teammates, but staying pretty mum on his own feelings about the suspension until he was asked about a possible possible precedent being set penalizing players who react to a situation instead of the players in-state the situation. dream on said they can make all the rules they want one change the way he plays. >> very creative remind rules before. don't i'm still sitting here. still those rules before the they didn't work, they still don't it's about was losing. they would be created du

philly fed, down 30 points and then we get today's -- like, it's very confusing. what is actually happening in manufacturing and in services? >> i think that, you know, some of this is sentiment versus real data that dichotomy we have witnessed for quite some time already. at least a few months, definitely 2022. philly fed, great example, the headline is about business sentiment, very low, but the underlying components, shipments, new orders, quite a bit stronger. >> if i were to ask you about lagging indicators that were poised to crack first, would you be looking at shelter or wages >> i would look at wages more. i do think there's some dichotomy in wage indicator. the eci and atlanta fed numbers are quite a bit stronger again than average hourly earnings, for example. yes, it's very sensitive on the one hand, but on the other hand, structurally, i think we're still low on supply. it's hard to disentangle those two forces. >> b of a has a piece out today about whether or not you can see wages soften more than they have without a rise in unemployment their theory

he led philly to the super bowl, where they lost to who did they lose to think it was patrick mahomes city sheeps. there you go. alright onto baseball. there were some special fans at last night's miami marlins game. dogs were allowed in the stadium for one of the teams bark in the park promotions. this is one of my favorite promotions for obvious reasons, and the marlins came from behind to beat the giants as well. i love that the luck there. okay back to boston and a big day of sports with the marathon and the bruins game. plus there was this thing's got rowdy in the bleachers of fenway park is fans went shirtless while waiting out of rain delay because you know what? why not? why not? not? only did they get rained on they saw the socks. lose to the angels. quick update . th do you shop for vitamins at walmart? force factor products powerfully impror althth're so y tose aordable. ceacr is tose aordable. the nuer owalmart.yo whbs andt force factor at walmart. unleash your potential with force factor at walmart. back now, with that's wild, starting with a bear scared on one man's back

not that unexpected for phillies fans.food fight, throwing hot dogs and trashing other inside citizens bank park. it was apparently easier to stomach tossing their food because it was one dollar hot dog night. the phillies, though, did lose to the marlins. on earth is going on there. they just decided, you know what, let's buy some hot dogs in thrall men. each other. i better the beer. i popcorn and i both worked in philadelphia and i love some philly people that makes me giggle. i'm going to say they're ridiculous and all the best ways. stubble. but whether that was fantastic. >> oh, yes. it is a good day to be a weather person. let me tell you, but i wanted to start off with places. that's not fantastic. we talked about the southeast now the difficulty they're having with the rain. but there's also red flag warnings all the way from new mexico up to michigan. this stretch of red that you see here. it's because they've had some extreme winds. so red flag warnings, meaning fire danger. so we're quite fortunate today that w

my suspicion is that this might be a trend because in philly, the great state of philly great city ofphilly, where i'm from thieves got away with $200,000 worth of dimes from like an unattended trailer. so this this idea of sort of sealing metals. again at a time of high inflation medals, gold, our inflation hedges, so there's something here alright, inflation hedges. i'm obsessed with the dimes like what do you do with 200,000? dimes meltem or something? how do you spend those? nobody wants to in the old days. it's true, right? thank you so much for joining us. this is cnn news. central inside politics is up next to be with you guys today. thank you so much for coming right now. what's t this severe regard collection at americica's best, wow, amazing styles and ununbelievable prices. now thats quite thehe duo get two pairs of severe vergara frames free exam for 89 95 for a limited time in america's past. back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give you a right arm to find great talent. but with up work. there's highlykilled talent from all over the gbe, ght at your f

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philly. but the issue surrounding donald trump's relationship with russian has been documented deeply. all i hope is that you as an american really embrace what america is before you go, align yourself solely with an individual. host: is it fair to say we're using the dateline of domestic terrorism to describe your book, they want to kill americans? guest: yes. absolutely. because what we're seeing, and again most of that book was written from internal communications from these militia groups, these terrorist groups. what's more fascinating is the level of conspiracy which i document in that book. that book was started in december 2021. all of the people mentioned in it and the proud boys and the oath keepers have all been convicted or indicted for se digs for the government which means overthrow the government of the united states. i don't care what your party affiliation is, that sentence should offend you. that's not what we stand for. the last time that happened was the american civil war

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investigators say the driver was supposed to head to florida from the mint in philly, but he parked the truck at a walmart parking lot so he could go home to sleep. before the theft the truck had about $750,000 worth of coins. now at least $100,000 is missing. the sounds a little suspicious. >>> than announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all? thank you, everybody. my man. thank y'all. i appreciate that. thank you very much. i appreciate that, everybody. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] well, we got another good one for you today. returning for their third day with a total of $20,000, from miami, florida, it's the champs. it's the badillo family! [cheering and applause] and from seaford, delaware, 's

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we're just seconds away from jobless claims and philly fed data jobless claims recently something to points. that's, believe it or not, an improvement. we're down 184 now on the dow. nasdaq off 123 kind of weak on a relative basis. and you can see the s&p down 31. the 10-year note is below 3.6% this morning, 3.57 the 2-year has moved all the way back to 4.21% at this point. rick santelli standing by at the cme in chicago we're looking forward to these give us the numbers. >> keep an eye on them and on those big benchmark revisions a couple weeks ago they were huge here we go, initial jobless claims for the week of april 15, 245,000. it's a bit higher than expected, and 245,000 would be the highest going back to, well, the second to the last week in march when it was 246,000, but do coop in mind that much it was hard it stay under 200,000 prior to those hp well above the $expected and on continuing claims, 1,865,000 is the highest level, buckle up, since the last week in november of 2021. you could see yields moving a bit lower. that makes sense the fed's going to pay attention to thi

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he was the chief here in philly. he was the number two in new york. he was the chief in miami. i remember him saying to me, we've got 5000 individuals. in the philadelphia area, and they're committing the lion's share of the crime. and when we let them out, they commit more crime. but i want to know what all of you think. please go to my website .com and answer this week's poll question. it's an agree or disagree with lori lightfoot. i'll bet some of you didn't think you'd ever be agreeing with lori lightfoot as democrats if we don't speak the truth about violent crime in our cities, we will be the worst for it. please go vote. still to come unexpected fallout in the battle over abortion rights. perspective and current college students are now deciding where to enroll or stay enrolled based on the state's reproductive policies. and ron desantis hasn't even declared he's in the 2024 race yet, but he's already gone from being 14 points up on donald trump to 13 points behind has he fumbled the political football? chasing business premier card is made for people like sam who make e

. >> if you don't know, hanks is a vintage typewriter collector, and he surprised a shop owner at philly dive writing with an unexpected gift, an autographed 1953 manual typewriter. included was a her from hanks, "take good care of it and i hope it will keep doing its job for another 100 years." i assume it was written on the typewriter. it's originally from east germany and is worth a lot of money, but the shop owner says they're never going to sell. >> if you don't know what a typewriter is, it's this machine where you hit those keys and you do it on paper, people. >>> you can stream our newscast on roku, samsung tv plus, and xumo. raj and janelle, what's coming up? >> that's cool, a typewriter. >> how about a pen? people don't use pens anymore. >> i think people use pens. >>> here's what we're working on. guns on campus at a south bay school. it's the second time in less than a week this has happened. the type of gun found has police and school leaders very concerned. >>> a big day for the biden administration. the president officially announcing he will run for re-election. tonight w

study of 2006 to 2015 home philly games more time between the end of the game and the end of alcohol sales lead to less violent crime around the stadium . so we know for a fact that one in fact, you squeeze in the time and you're leaving less time for people to get the alcohol through their systems. we know that it doesn't back lead to more crime, at least in philadelphia phillies games hopefully, that doesn't happen this year, but we'll see. i told you my old city areas to philadelphia, not fella. philadelphia you got the accent down. i'm gonna leave it to you. i do. the new york accent water , water, water, water, water water. hmm water, according to harriet's beer, thank you, harry happening in just minutes. jury selection will begin today in the dominion voting systems defamation trial against fox news as a judge, sanctions and network for withholding key evidence, details ahead. with every generation subaru forester has been a leader in crash safety. working to undo the impact crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect it. and stop itself.

from juliana county to a latino owned auto body shop in north philly i've heard from too many people, from so many different walks of life who feel like the system just doesn't work for them. they feel like it's unfair. and let's be real, we know it's unfair. it's unfair that in rural communities many lack access to health care, affordable high-speed internet and capital. it's unfair black and latino businesses are twice as likely to be denied a loan. we have to break down these barriers and invest in communities that have been left out of our shared prosperity. it's not only the right thing to do, it's the smart thing to do because that's how we will create jobs and grow the economy. i know allentown understands this. it's a city that's on the rise because he is building bridges welcoming folks to his community, growing the economy and making sure the government works for everyone. [applause] latino families are moving to allentown and helping create vibrancy and excitement in the lehigh valley. they chose pennsylvania. now we have to help them succeed and boost the local economy. th

in today's booze news , philadelphia pictures, um philadelphia phillies picture i'll get through thistt strong weighing in on some major league baseball teams decision to extend their beer sales through the eighth inning. the reason we stopped in the seventh before was to give or fans time to sober up and drive home safe. correct, correct? yes. so now with a faster pace game and me just being a man of common sense if the game is going to finish quicker. okay would we not move the beer sales back to the sixth inning to give our fans time to sober up and drive hold. instead we're going to the eighth, and now you're putting our fans and our family at risk driving home with people who have just drank piers 22 minutes ago. i'm not surprised, matt. but you're not surprised either. when you mess with billionaires dollars, they find a way to make their dollars back. mhm back with me, jordan, klepper and micro your both your drinkers? yes. indeed, you too, mike. you know i'm doing the carb thing, but i've been known to enjoy that. we're putting our cards on the table. i do struggle with gout o

it's a big problem.it's a b th philly where eviction can cost thousands. a legal expert there saytesrs ap squatters appear to have the upper hand .a group and in minneapolis, a group ofor residents uatters infiltrated her apartment building, causinga residents to fear forfetyon their safety. says that sheone person says sd a broken bone when she tried to stop a squatter from stealing her mail. >> we're sending out agents and they're figuring out thatitr they're squatters in these properties. and it's hareay d getting them . >> they've broken through to a a wall. they've broken a hole intostorag a wall, into a storage room. right. and they they're in there. i feel abandoned and i feel like i'm living in in a garbage dump. >> lawrence, tell us more about your interviews. i mean , you'll see it on crossross-cou country. but i mean, these people hadntrn a fake police. >> cops knew it was fake, but they have no discretion anymore. they print out fake paymentslan. be and landlords and because of the legal system, they get 30 days. the planve 30 dae to make a cas

support and aid but these storms are continuing to push east tonight and overnight with new york, phillyu are, norah, in the path of severe weather. >> adriana diaz, thank you. >>> well, just moments ago china threatened a resolute response to the historic visit today of taiwan's president. she met with house speaker kevin mccarthy and a bipartisan group of lawmakers in california. as cbs's elizabeth palmer reports, it was the highest-level meeting for a taiwanese leader on u.s. soil in decades. >> reporter: president tsai ing-wen arrived at the reagan library to a warm welcome from house speaker kevin mccarthy and lawmakers from both parties in a show of democratic solidarity. >> taiwan is grateful to have the united states of america by our side. >> reporter: taiwan is counting on the u.s. to protect it from china. and speaker mccarthy served up strong encouragement. >> we must continue the arms sales to taiwan and make sure such sales reach taiwan. >> reporter: china had warned against the meeting, which the foreign ministry spokeswoman said gravely undermines its sovereignty. last ti

wow, that genie julia good in philly and gama cameron's services. oh, vigil store dollar store only coffee is addition was tisha clangy where bill fidget is to present scotland has voted the keeper kingdom united on the ballot. just 6 words should scotland be an independent country? with 29 of 32 districts reporting 44.6 percent of voted yes and 55.4 percent voted no. less than 10 years after the previous referendum. the scots are reaffirming that desire to break away. now is the time for independence. he's got his government is proposing that the independence referendum beheld, on the 19th of october 2023. london responded immediately with the decisive refusal scottish nationalists accepted that there referendum was a once in a generation opportunity and i will hold them to that. with the following scar to the u. k. northern island is rumbling about secession until 1949. all of ireland was part of great britain, just like the scots, the irish and the ancestors had lived there long before the english appeared on their lands, had been seized by the a

more nba doctor visit his seventy-sixers hosting the nets in philly today.rden did what he does best shooting threes. he had 7 of 13 from beyond the arc and putting this one. 23 points for harden. the seventy-sixers hit. 21 threes on the day and then harden gets joel embiid involves 2 man game given go and be buries the jumper. 26 points for the big man seventy-sixers take down the nets one. 21 to 101, taking the first game of their series. meanwhile, the caps hosting the knicks donovan mitchell looking to showing off his playoff play, chasing a ball down and climbing for rosa fans to try and get it. just amazing. hustle mitchell led the cavs with 38 points including this 3 to get cleveland within 3 in the 4th. but brunson. the knicks big free agent signing drives the lane of floats in the left the land to give the knicks a four-point lead with 35 seconds left case spike like is nixon went on the road 101. to 97. they take game one of their series and of course, warriors going at it against the kings. right now we're going have full highlights and a live rep

. >> reporter: the blue box being dumped several months ago near philly and the suspect using a stolen key in an oakland building. >> it makes it easy to collect checks to wash it's the perfect opportunity for crime. it gives you access to you will at mailboxes within a certain zip code not only the blue collection boxes, but the cluster boxes that mail is delivered to as well. >> reporter: marlin barber is on the postal inspection service police force and a union rep in chicago. he believes crooks have simply realized mail carriers can be easy targets. >> in 2020 our agency grounded us so we were not able to do carrier protection controls anymore and since then postal crime waves against carriers have skyrocketed. >> reporter: the postal service telling nbc news it's been w wo to go harden collectioion boxes and enhance key technology nationwide it plans to implement more safety measures later this spring aaron gilchrist, nbc news, chicago. >>> we are heading into the last week of april now and millions of us are facing cold temperatures today nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is he

to philly to new york city, at least six confirmed tornadoes just in the past 24 hours, including fournadoes in and around louisville, kentucky, authorities believe that overnight at least one person was killed. the wind a loyal bringing down this tree, crushing that house. that's get to rob marciano, who is tracking it all for us, hey, rob. >> reporter: hey, we're still dealing with the severe weather component of this on the record heat we saw in east only helping fuel some of that fire. severe thunderstorm warning right now in washington, d.c. saw the rain in mary's shot. southern new jersey although it back down through virginia at some of these had 50, 60 mile-per-hour winds and big-time hail. some storms will come to the new york area as well shortly after that and it all clears out tomorrow, all except what's happening in the south. that's where that front will drag install, the next couple of days we will see rounds and storms back through georgia and louisiana where it will probably be the heaviest two to 4 inches of rainfall, flooding possible through saturday. >> linsey: jus