the band stood by rick.n recording and touring, releasing "hysteria." ♪ such a magical mysterious ♪ >> reporter: the band's most successful album to date. >> so this is where it all happ happens. >> reporter: today with the pandemic putting the band on pause, we visited rick and wife lauren at home. he showed us his drum kit and how the sound allows him to sound like before the accident. >> the foot pedals mimic what your arm does? >> yes. so i can go here, instead of having to reach all the way over here. ♪ >> reporter: playing, rick says, is almost a meditative experience. he's happy on the drums. and on this day, happy to share with others the peace that music brings him. ♪ >> that's great! i told you, he's a real player. >> reporter: rick also revealed his other passion, painting. he made this for his mom when he was 5. when he's not playing, rick is tapping into his personal pain to find renewed purpose. painting the people and places that inspire him. >> i was never really formally trained. but i knew

this picture taken of rick the first day out of the hospital. how to do everything from water-skiing and shooting pool to playing drums with just one arm. the band stood by rick, and when he was strong enough, def leppard went on recording and touring. releasing hysteria with a chart-topping hit "love bites". the band's most successful album to date. >> so this is where it all happens. >> reporter: today with the band on a pandemic pause, we visited rick and his wife lauren at their california home. in their recording studio, rick shows us his drum kit and how the technology allowed him to sound like he did before the crash. the foot pedals sort of mimic what your left arm would do. >> absolutely what it does. instead of it being the snare drum, say it would be tom one. so i'm playing. so i can actually go here instead of having to reach all the way over here. >> reporter: playing, rick says, is almost a meditative experience. he's hap o and, on this day, happy to jam with a journalist. >> one, two, three, four. >> that's great. >> hey! >> i tol

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part of rick singers game is passing his clients. kids office fake athletic recruits. not everyone understands how that works. explain to me how a sailing coach could even influence emissions. so in missions has i can speak for stanford. at least emissions has the final say on every single student that comes up, and so what is sailing coach does or any coach for that matter? would go in and put a student forward that meets an academic criteria already, um and has the admissions look at their academics and the coach would say, look, this student can can support our team and can make an impact on our team, and there's the ones that we would love to have on there. the way i like to describe it the way i described it to a lot of my recruits is that my help is like breaking a tie. you still have to really qualified student athletes. it's too qualified students warmer. that's a student athlete that support from the coaches will probably break that tie. um all right, but it sounds like it's more than a tiebreaker because in the book, i think as the fbi agents came to you and

rick wilson, our guest on a friday night.ak for us coming up, organize leader is getting organized, and they're getting the attention of employers. tens of thousands of american workers have walked off their jobs, in search of safer working conditions, shorter hours, higher wages, and among some are but now calling a strike to over, and more workers could be striking on picket lines. workers are feeling like they're working harder than ever and they've put themselves out there during covid and risk their lives for wet? nbc news correspondent erin mclaughlin has our story from los angeles, tonight. >> tonight, hollywood is on the brink of calling cuts. 15,000 hollywood workers threatened to strike, potentially halting production of your favorite series films and live shows. >> i'm not nervous, i'm excited. >> alleging the explosion of streaming, and the pandemic, has elevated an aggravated working conditions, bringing those behind the scenes to the breaking point. creating what is says are unsafe and harmful working hours, and

it's rick nutty. it's crazy. yeah. well they all come out of our better j schools, columbia, northwestern. and missouri and you think that the teachers have never, you know, spend a day in real journalism. they're just sort of, i was, i reading the other day. it was about the idea of reparation journalism that we were we, we've already become apologetic. and in the way we govern, but now the newspapers are supposed to essentially turn advocate and not only just trying to redress perceived injustices of the past. but objectivity is being essentially lost in journalism. the idea is that a reporter should go out there and, and make a ruckus according to his, his idea of injustice his or her. so it's, it's a very, very bad trend when, when journalist can even cover the news are all out there advocating for whatever break ackerman, the legend over there are ricks pix newsletter. go for the options, training. stay for the philosophy. rick, thanks. bring on kaiser report. great. pleasure. max again. thanks for inviting me . a

ackerman of rick picks wreck. welcome back. thanks for inviting me on max. who is a pleasure? all right, i wanted to continue talking about the topic from the previous episode and terms of inflation versus deflation. you point out that you've got a situation where the global, the relative markets for is, rests on a bed of us treasury bills. and these u. s. treasury bells are in short supply and they are being printed as well, quickly as possible. but the result is that this is not pausing inflation per se, but deflation dig in total. oh, but let's just say it's building a deflationary juggernaut that will be far bigger than any inflationary effect we get from. let's say stimulus packages right now. and there's a lot more that's being leveraged out in treasury. you know, there's been a big bed on the energy patch and so there's no telling how much of those, how much of the action and derivatives has been a leveraged out from energy resources. but it's no accident, no coincidence that we see oil prices moving up, se

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i'm max kaiser time at a turn to rick ackerman, of rick's pix dot com. rick, welcome back. always a pleasure. max, thanks for inviting me on. well, you've got some fascinating things you've been writing about on your blog, but 1st i wanted to ask you a couple of things about some current events ever grand over there in china. the 2nd largest property developer in china is melting down. the big debate is whether or not this is china's quote lehman moment. what do you think they'll may be? it's sort of dropped out of the news and in my car a commentary out the other night. i had a picture of a soon on me and we know that before the wave actually hits the tide recedes and i think were in that receding, tied a little bit of quietness on the news front. but i think the problem is still very much there was i recall after the 2000 rank level financial crisis, what financial pundents were saying is that the world will recover because of china's ability to expand their balance sheet and be the buyer of last resort. so they carry the ball for 10 or 12 years, but using the same checks

rick: right. do think that democrats right after biden was inaugurated should have looked for a bipartisan package on this danger of election subversion. it's not too late. but it's harder now, because positions have harned on both sides. i would point to things like requirement of paper ballots. about 12% of american voters in 2020 voted on fully electronic voting machines. just imagine how many more people would believe trump's lies about the election being stolen if there wasn't a piece of paper that could be verified. we also need to change the electoral count act. that's the arcane set of rules going back to 1887 which detail how you're supposed to count those electoral college votes from coming into the states. remember, there were over 100 members of congress and u.s. senators who rejected both arizona and pennsylvania's electoral college votes for biden on no basis during 2020. so we need to make that harder to do. there has to be an actual reason to be rejecting those. there's lots that c

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larry: former energy secretary rick perry. rick, you're wonderful. thanks for giving us time today.white house that weaponized the justice department against parents and their kids in school. it all came from the white house. surprise-surprise. we'll talk about it with steve miller, next up on "kudlow." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm geraldo rivera, and i have been at fox news for 20 years. i remember when fox news started in the basement right in this building, and everybody said, no chance. no chance at all. we'll be a fringe product for a slice of the american people. geraldo i rivera, fox news. they took all of these people from all these different walks of life, put them together and allowed them to be themselves. that's what is unique. the bosses said, do your thing. get out there, report, get as close to the action as you possibly can, and you take it away. we trust you. this has been politicized. nobody here has censored me. nobody here has told he what to say. my point of view is often at odds with many people in this building. still they let me say it. this is the embodiment of the first

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rick hulsey loved his job, and we loved rick.and give his thoughts. loved rooting for his saints, georgia southern, and the braves. i'm sure rick was looking down with a smile after the braves walk-off wins in games one and two of the nlcs. our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to rick's family. >> yes, they do, andy. we are thinking of rick's family this morning. thank you so much for that. >>> so who was the greatest person colin powell says he ever knew? his answer in what is believed to be his final interview. >>> plus, america's largest port experiencing a record backlog of goods. what impact will this have on the delivery of your holiday gifts? ♪ ♪ when you're driving a lincoln, stress seems to evaporate into thin air. which leaves us to wonder, where does it go? does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. in busin

i was kind of offended by the gentleman from lincoln project this week, rick wilson, i like rick wilson, i've been in many rooms with him and i respect his opinion but i sought as an affront to benny thompson, i'm not detached from that, and i really hated when members of the congressional black caucus or attacked are made to look weak, made to look and effective when in reality there is a disingenuous position on the other side in which to see bannon's of the world are going to tell people to not comply with subpoenas. that has nothing to do with the strong leadership coming from the house on this committee leading with benny thompson. fair point, point taken and perhaps rick is watching michael. >> yeah, i appreciate it. and if i tell you i'm not gonna show up to a congressional subpoena, and you don't show. who is that? on is that on me? or is on? you or is that on the body hook rescue to? appear >> they have federal authority. they have used as marshals that they can set out. >> you and i know, my mom is where it is only so good if my daddy is willing to let me. that's not the democ

rachel: rick, do you think. pete: maybe one. rick: i think it is really good.ety. i got to admit. pete, no matter how slowly you read the nft description it doesn't make any sense. pete: digital piece of art, rick, that lives on the blockchain that goes up in value. rick: want to try that again? pete: a picture that is digital, that exists, only one. it is tradeable and sellable, just like art. the value is based on what people demand for it. will: isn't the value, theoretically i could get that picture anywhere? because cerealized in blockchain -- serialized. pete: like a baseball card. digital cards. be like katie couric on "the today show," what is the internet? you remember that clip? >> is coming back. save this clip. rick: what? 100%. 10 years we'll all be broke because we didn't do anything about it. pete: might get one of these today. rick: talk a little bit of weather. look at the weather map, we'll show you what is going on. for the most part of the day cooler air across the northern plains, sink down into the central plains by tomorrow but behind thi

really strong, bond yields are dropping even more rick santelli with the results rick >> yes, kelly.ormally one would suspect on a day where the market's rallying in treasuries, pushing yields down it would take away any concession to be aggressively bidding in an auction but untrue today. i gave the auction an a as in apple. $61 billion, five years, priced at the dutch auction $1.157. the one issue, the market had a lone of 1.16 before the auction results. as you see the big drop on your screen at 1:00 eastern many believe there's so many moving parts, especially on what's considered a short maturity or mid market in the five year that have to do with not only inflation and finance and the fed, but just general demand for the instrument, which is really showing up and it tells us a lot about investors, that they are looking at maybe the recent move, not necessarily questioning the long-term implications of inflation but whether the market can stay at these levels can they try to dance between the raindrops. finally, if i look at all of the metrics to this auction, everything other t

we'll see if this can hold keep a close high on what's happening with the treasury market today rick santelli has been talking about the spread tightening as the two-year moves up. >>> that does it for us today. make sure you join us tomorrow but right

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rick singer, the scandal's alleged mastermind, who is cooperating with investigators, says both men paid him hundreds of thousands of dollars to get their children into prestigious universities by falsely presenting them as recruited athletes. >> the easiest way, as you know, is being a student athlete. athlete gets first priority. >> athlete gets first priority, then a legacy will help and then some additional side door money, or do you have to do all three? >> prosecutors played phone recordings of singer speaking with both men. wilson is trying to secure spots for his twin daughters and jokingly asks for a discount. >> is there a 2 for 1 special for twins? >> singer warns aziz he may have to lie about his child being injured. >> in case they call, you -- >> that we -- would they ask her, rick? >> no, they won't ask her. >> prepare her? >> no. not at all. >> attorneys for wilson and aziz argue there's no proof they agreed to participate in anything illegal and say the men thought they were making legitimate donations to the school. jury deliberations are expected to begin today. if fou

[laughter] rachel: thanks, rick. rick: take a look at the maps.hat bad. a few showers across parts of the ohio valley. take a look move in here central plains one of the two spots we will be watching the next couple of days. big showers and thunderstorms later on this evening. get ready for another chance of really big severe weather. mostly really large hail that becomes worse tomorrow. then modify forward out across areas of the west. huge storms are moving. in we have a storm moving in tonight into tomorrow across parts of the west. especially northern california. it's going to bring incredible amounts of rain and snow and a lot of wind. we might be seeing winds pushing 100 miles per hour across coastal areas and higher elevations into parts of california. when you move forward though we have got drought going on across the west forever. we talked about it so much this summer and everywhere we have the drought we have a lot of rain and mountain snow come in. we will see snow by the end of this week across areas of the sierra nevadas 4 to 5 feet

this notion -- i'm sorry that you have to cover this, rachel, and rick, okay? >> okay. >> i have been in the room with democrats all my life, and i still look good, okay? you sometimes bleed in the middle of a fight, but when you are fighting for principles, these are principles, dead rock principles that democrats believe that we help people, that we take them out of harm's way, that we provide them with education and jobs. this is why we're democrats. >> these principles lost in the democratic primary. what bernie sanders was just arguing and elizabeth warren lost in the democratic primary. joe biden said they were extreme. they were extreme. >> not really. >> did joe biden say bernie sanders was extreme? he did. >> bernie sanders was fighting on medicare for all. that's not part of this, but let me ask you this -- >> to lower the prescription drug prices. >> to a larger point, why wouldn't biden want to take the victory? >> a $1.5 trillion? you're right. they promised the moderates -- >> what money by the way? $1.5 trillion plus -- >> plus $1.9 trillion in j

rick, that is dramatic. but is it accurate? >> he's laying it all on the line. and i think he recognizes this is his agenda. it's all sitting right there. in the arguments the democrats have made is that this is what you send us to washington to do. they need to say they actually did it. this has been a disaster of a process for democrats. at this point, the best they can hope for is that voters are going to understand and be generally happy with them. so far, no one has liked what they've seen. kristen: we are going to dive in with who is not happy with what and a second. a lot of people don't understand there are a couple bills going on. the infrastructure and reconciliation bill. explain what is and what and how the two are tied together. >> infrastructure bill has bipartisan support, but what that would do is increase funding for roads and bridges, high-speed rail, also high-speed internet around the country. the only thing holding that up is the progressives don't want to vote for it unless they know that they've got the moderate on board for the much large

santelli is tracking action at the cme hey, rick. >> up deed, the starter maturities, two year, three yields and a bit lower. the longer are unchanged, the ten-year at 1.63, and the 30-year bond is higher in yield, a bit of curve steepening. looking at a one week of tens and understand that the high water mark so far even though yields bounced down off of 1.67 resistance several times open the chart to march of '21. 1.74, is the high water mark of march of '21 that was the highe yield close going back to january of '20 bund yields, intraday, up to minus eight. today. last week, .07 finally, we look at the break evens, we have been talking about them a lot ten-year break evens are hovering just below 3.7. that's the highest since 2006. five-year break evens are now over 3%, the highest on record, as we continue to monitor that ponder this, that reverse repo parking lot of cash nowhere near a record today of $1.4 trillion. we are also talking about $1.6 trillion of new spending if manchin goes along with it all of that is fuel for a future inflation fire. >> triple f. rick, thank you --

working with dick and rick hoit for years. 60 workers in all.chairs sent all over the world. >> hi, david. >> co-owner michael. >> this is the first chair that we did for dick and rick. this chair has been in bronze at the start line. >> proud of their chairs and proud of team babsie. >> pretty cool seeing team babsie. dick hoyt told me, we're going to change the world with these chairs and he was right. >> and today, right there, mother and daughter at the starting line. >> good morning, everybody. we can't wait to see you. >> barbara and beth along the way. crossing the finish line at 7:14.46. right afterward -- >> hi, david. >> beth and barbara with a message. >> we just finished the boston marathon. we're overwhelmed with all the cheers that we got on the route and we're happy to have paid tribute to our dick hoyt. >> celebrating barbara and beth ad the workers behind the running chair. good night. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. hear whipping up a wildfire concerns. right now, pu

i had a backpack and i walked into the offices of rick andrews, hi, rick. at that time, rick was the director of prop, i invited him this morning. and prop worked for me. prop is positive reinforcement opportunity project. and, basically, it allows somebody to get a positive test -- a negative test for methamphetamine over a period of time and those little incremental rewards for somebody who was a stimulant user is an effective treatment. and that combined with a whole host of other things. abstinence, maybe not abstinence and eventually folks find their way. and they find their way because san francisco is a compassionate city that cares about folks moving forward. everybody up here cares about folks moving forward. and what i hope is over time that through the fantastic board of hr360. places like the castro country club, we can meet folks where they are and provide a myriad of options to kind of get their substance use to it a position where they feel comfortable. that's what i do every day and i am a living, breathing example that if you offer a helpin

>> it's pointing the finger at this guy rick singer.ing to the parents. but you know who didn't testify in the trial? rick singer. why didn't he testify? because he's a problematic witness for the prosecution. there were a lot of potential areas for the defense to attack him, and they did. they basically said he was a con man. that he suckered them. that he convinced them that this wasn't illegal, that it was his fault, not their fault. now, whether that's going to work or not we'll have to see but that is the heart of the defense here. >> you see me looking at you and i know people at home are feeling the same way. how can it be that he did not do anything wrong? >> right, and so that becomes the question. i think they can't argue they didn't do anything wrong, right? they're basically putting the admissions process on trial. basically saying, look, this is the way it worked, right? people donated money and it helped their kids get into college. that's wrong.crimin? that's going to be the question that the jury is going to have to deci

so i'm going to read through the certificate and then turn it over to both carol and rick to say a few words. so i will start off with marco bruno. on this monday, october 25th, 2021, marco. marco developed a lightning database for the small business assistance allowing the business assistance center to access new features and improvements to better track our interactions with clients in the small business community. marco and his team made major enhancements to the legacy business program database which enabled the office of small business to launch a new website for the legacy business industry. marco and his team designed and implemented a new database for the rent stabilization grant enabling the office of small business to better manage this complex grant program. the small business commission extends its sincerest gratitude to marco bruno and the san francisco small business community. and to kisti tung, the small business commission is proud to acknowledge kristi tung. she assisted with a lightning interface in the sales foerts. finding solutions to reduce data entry -- finding

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i like rick wilson a lot. i respect his opinion.n affront to the leadership of my friend, benny thompson. i'm not totally detached from that, but when people of the congressional black caucus are made to look ineffective, there's a disingenuous position on the other side that the steve bannons of the world will not respect subpoenas. that has nothing to do with the leadership of benny thomas. michael, did you have a word? >> yeah, i appreciate that. i agree with that. so if i tell you not to show up for a congressional subpoena, and you don't show, who is that on? is that on me, is that on you, or is it on the body that requested you to appear? they have federal authority. they have u.s. marshals that they can send out. and the fact of the matter is -- >> you and i know, my mama's word is only so good if my daddy is willing to whoop me. it's not the democrats' fault that you're forcing us to play hardball. and you know this, all of us participate in the social construct to some degree. >> but if i don't, that's what law enforcement

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will: turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. rachel: rick not in drag. are a.ing up this morning. central plains back up into the 80's and 90's. not feeling at all like fall out across the west. that's where the temperatures are certainly much cooler. i will show that you in a he could is. pretty significant moisture coming in across parts of the mid-atlantic throughout the day today and into tomorrow, actually tomorrow a little more towards the northeast. all part of this little area of low pressure that we're kind of monitoring for maybe some sort of tropical development. i don't think that is very likely. and if it would happen, it would eventually pull away from shore. so not too worried about that. but what it is going to do keep the seas fret were rough here over the next couple of days and coastal areas getting a lot of moisture. take a look at this out across the west. had a lot of activity. great news we need it. one other spot across the northern plains. nordz, south dakota a lot of rain. a lot of drought going on there. this moisture will be very ben

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i want the rick newman reality check here. how concerned are you?buy less this christmas. you know, so let's say we're not going to get everything we want. so just strike a few items off the list and maybe prepare your kids this is not going to be the extravaganza that maybe they were hoping it was. but look, it's going to be a lot better than last christmas. you know, last year we did not have vaccines yet. everybody was stuck inside, and nothing was back to normal, and we're just -- we're getting back to normal gradually. it's just not happening as fast as anybody wants. in terms of the economy, it's possible that this is sort of the worst possible moment for all these backlogs and choke points. this is going to get sorted out, but demand is way higher than it usually is. there's more than one choke point as you pointed out in the intro, there's aren't enough truck drivers, warehouses. our economy is actually very good at adapting to pressures like this. it's just going to take a while. >> patience isn't necessarily the strongest virtue of the ame

to channel the key party rick santelli as much as the pragmatic rick santelli on this let's say we doto do deficit spending to fix our roads and bridges. what would you do, what is the most palatable ways to raise taxes? how would you do it? all of these things they keep jumping from one to another, it's ridiculous, like you say. but is thering in less damaging? >> i think a vax tax people are saying i don't believe people is saying this. i think we need to lower the amount of other taxes and tax things people buy. you want to buy a yacht and you're a billionaire, put an extra tax on it. that's what people are buying a consumption tax. i think that would be much more honest >> if they borough against their stocks and don't pay anything out but if you're buying a 500-foot yacht, big tax. >> yeah. i'm not against it >> on luxury items >> you got to figure out a way to do it so it's not progressive. >> you got to make sure it's progressive, not regressive. especially if -- >> well, not being progressive >> but with inflation already there are people at the bottom >> i don't understand, y

and so i am optimistic that having him in the room really does help this very moment. >> rick wilson,re looking ahead at this point to the midterms about a year away from now. and a lot of democrats are doing so as well. wanting to keep control of washington. and you can't help but wonder whether or not if that's going to be seen as a victory for the democrats, no matter the number. we know they have pared this down significantly. if they're able to get it through, will it be significant? >> i promise you, you could hook jumper kabls up to most voters, they won't be able to tell you the number. the fact that it gets done is getting it done. the fact that it is accomplished is the only thing that matters. and it's going to have a marginal utility for voters in the coming election. this election is most likely going to end up being nationalized by one side or the others very quickly. if republicans nationalize the election they're trying to do right now on critical race theory and antifa and black lives matter and anti-vax craziness, then that framing is what we'll fight out next year o

rick, we'll start with you.whether to go with these lies or trying to seek trump's endorsement, which essentially go hand in hand. >> unfortunately, republicans believe that they're tied to donald trump in way that really sort of defies logic. it shows you a lack of leadership. but it's not true in every case. it will be true in gerrymandered districts where a trump republican can win a gerrymandered district. but it's not going to be true in statewide races, which is what's going on here in virginia, where glenn youngkin has kept his difference from trump. in primaries, aof course, he welcomed trump endorsement. but since then, he's been appealing to the center. and so both candidates are actually distancing themselves from their respected party meters. terry mcauliffe from joe biden, which he proactively announced that. and youngkin republican from donald trump, because the message is going directly to -- essentially to to districts, northern districts where i am. and richmond. terry mcauliffe's problem is, he

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rick was one of a dozen who rushed to help him. >> i layed on top of his body to keep him warm so he couldn't go into shock. we cut away all of the clothing that we could to pulled his arm out, but he was still pinned. >> reporter: amidst high winds, they used fire extinguishers to keep the fire from spreading until first responders arrived. >> the fire department did a phenomenal job with these high winds by controlling the fire. of course firefighters were able to get troy out. he reportedly had a broken wrist, but is expected to survive. >> and just knowing troy is going home to his family makes it all a blessing. >> the california highway patrol says the driver of the big rig is expected to be okay. >> taking a live look at alcatraz. earlier the international indian treaty council healthcare its annual sunrise gathering. it is held every year, the event, on indigenous peoples' day. ccheck it out. the council estimates around 1500 people were in attendance today. >>> taking a live look now at berkeley. home of another noble laureate. the nebraska prize for economics being split tw