jon: define what withdrawing actually is and what would lead to a rocky road, and, margie, we can talkbout that right now, qe, what that would be. then we have got to talk about the backdrop here. even if you took it down to zero, you would still have a balance sheet that is being reinvested, and a balance sheet that would have $9 trillion. that is a balance sheet like we've never seen before. so, margie, what matters here, the stock or the flow for the year ahead? margie: what matters is we use the word "cyclicality." we are not going to have a credit cycle. we are simply in a long-term, secular, controlled market, where treasury rates are controlled down in the short end , excess buying in the long end, plus they received such tremendous demand, even when the fed cuts back their purchases, there's plenty of demand from foreign governments, as well as domestic investors who want that extra yield. i think it will just be secular, where the federal governments around the world have driven down rates, and that is where they are going to stay. jon: i want to use that phrase, and rob waldn

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a reporter joked if he ordered rocky road because of how rocky the infrastructure agreement has been.hat played out. >> you're not getting rocky road for infrastructure? >> we're going to get it done. okay? >> give me a go. the president ordered a mix of cookies and cream and strawberry ice cream for the record, neil. >> neil: i'm glad we know that. thank you. matt finn in lacrosse, wisconsin on all of that. the president will have a devil of a time with democrats it seems more than republicans. let's get the read on that with deanna lowe from "the washington examiner" and charlie gasparino. thanks for joining me. what is the problem the president has with the lift? they think he's left out too much, right? >> there's the aoc wing of the left that will never be happy if it's not a $6 trillion billion with a green new deal and automatic of the socialist goodies that she wants. but there's a case to be made this is a brute force bill. america has some of the best bridges and roads in the oecd in terms of failure rate and in terms of quality. one of the most important things that biden d

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. >> you are not getting rocky road infrastructure? [laughter] >> oh. >> rocky road. we're going to get it done. >> officials here like to point out president biden's position is that he does not personally support defunding the police. but that doesn't change the fact that some of the biggest names in his party support defunding the police and he is, after all, the leader of the party. bret? >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. stocks were up today. the dow gained 9. meanwhile the s&p 500 finished ahead 1 and the nasdaq rose 28. both of those record closes. former president donald trump returns to the southern border tomorrow. he will make the trip along with the governor of texas who is taking a hard line on the immigration crisis and the crisis at the border. tonight, new exclusive video of just how the crisis is unfolding there on the ground. correspondent griff jenkins reports from la jolla, texas. >> there is no resistance when you see a u.s. border patrol agent. they turn themselves in. >> where are you guys going? >> griff: not all migra

. >> you're not getting the rocky road infrastructure?oy, okay. the president opted for cookies and cream and strawberry on a sugar cone and picked up the tab for the governor and other officials with him. very nice. we're going to need ice cream today. it's so hot outside. and get this, the "vogue" cover with first lady jill biden. dr. biden opens up about the responsibility of being in the white house with teaching full time. she's stressing the importance of both jobs, saying, i heard all during the campaign, no, you're not going to be able to teach as first lady. and i said, why not? you make things happen, right? seriously, good for her. >>> and the statue of liberty's little sister will meet its big sister this morning. 135 years after gifting the original lady liberty, france has sent a second smaller version across the atlantic for this year's july 4th in celebration of the two nation's partnership. standing at nine feet tall and weighing 11,000 pounds, the bronze replica has been in paris since 2009, it's set aboard on a containe

biden visited an ice cream par lo, no rocky road to symbolize infrastructure.iden said, i'm going to fix the rocky roads. >>> donald trump headed to the texas border today. he cannot implement any policies but speak out against current policy. if you look closely, several of his border policies are still in effect. he didn't solve the border problem during his four years, neither did obama, bush, clinton. you can go on for some time. something worth watching, south dakota governor who supports donald trump is sending north dakota national guard to texas to help guard the border paid for by an out-of-state millionaire and trump donor willis johnson. we're trying to figure out if a private millionaire has ever been essentially directing military troops ever. we'll watch that and try to get an answer on twitter. if you know the answer, tell me on twitter. you'll find me @scott mcgrew. >>> new details looks like mia bonta is headed to a runoff to perhaps fill the assembly seat vacated by her husband new state attorney general rob bonta. voters in alameda county cas

no rocky road, to symbolize infrastructure.y roads. >>> former president donald trump is headed to the texas border today. he obviously cannot implement any policies, but he can speak out against current policy though if you look carefully, several of his border policies are still in effect. trump didn't solve the border problem during his four years, though to be fair neither did obama, bush, clinton, you can go on for some time. >>> south dakota kristi noem who supports donald trumps sending south dakota national guard to texas to help on the border, but it's paid for by an out-of-state millionaire and trump donor, willis johnson. we are looking through records trying to figure out if a private millionaire is ever been able to essentially direct military troops ever in the history of the united states. do you know? we're looking. talking about it on twitter. find me there @scott mcgrew. >> all right. thanks. >>> new details this morning in and looks like mia bonta is headed to the runoff to perhaps fill the assembly seat vaca

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. >> rocky road. >> going to get it done.d: did the press laugh once when donald trump was president? the infrastructure deal could be passed as soon as september. if he was a pool player or jazz musician, we love sweep and he loves to whisper. jillian: it looked delicious but today i don't think the ice cream all stand a chance because let's take a live look at the big apple where it will reach 97 degrees today, 60 million sweltering americans on alert due to coast-to-coast heat advisories. todd: in the west the dry conditions and extreme temperatures fueling dozens of wildfires, flash flooding hits zion national park. jillian: i decided to wear all black. >> janice: hard thinking. you are looking at it. 97 today but with the humidity it will feel over 100. make sure you are inside. there are heat advisories posted. listen to your local forecasters. the northwest had historic record-breaking temperatures across seattle and portland. we will bring those down a little bit but we are way above average, 85 was yesterday's high,

. >> rocky road for infrastructure. we are going to get it done. jillian: the infrastructure deal could be passed as soon as september. >> scorching heat melting americans from coast-to-coast, 16 million people as hospitals philip with patients needing treatment for related illnesses. the extreme temperatures, dozens of wildfires, evacuation orders affect dozens of people on the california oregon border. flash flooding in utah, that is scary stuff. you don't want to be in that. park officials urging people to stay away. janice dean will join us live next hour. jillian: a bear and cub scout cooling off in a pool on a warm canada day. one cop appearing to enjoy the pool more. todd: i am not going in. temperatures have been unseasonably warm up. janice talking about that yesterday. before taking off and leaving, doubling back because you are dressed like that are we lowering the temperature in here? i tried that. jillian: a battle every day. d funding the police isn't the only reason for america's violent crime surge. policies by liberal district atto

listen. >> if you are not getting rocky road for infrastructure? going to be a rocky road. we are going to get it done. okay? ainsley: i don't remember trump getting any question like that, a soft question. and i don't remember the media laughing at his response. steve: but then again, i don't remember melania trump getting the cover of vogue magazine. ainsley: like jill biden. steve: she did. the "new york post" has an op-ed talking about how even north korean journalists would be embarrassed by the kind of coverage that she is getting from vogue. brian: turns out she is a chief adviser to the president. steve: that's what it says. brian: that's amazing. steve: wife? rye why not, absolutely. closest. ainsley: talk about it coming up. 6:27 on the east coast. heart breaking image as border officials find and rescue a 2-year-old boy abandoned on the side of the road down in mexico. this comes as trump is set to visit the border today. we're going to talk to a sheriff joining the former president next. brian: he won't need that coat. ♪ ♪ for deb, livi

coming, up even joe biden concedes his infrastructure deal has a rocky road ahead.seems like that was a metaphor. seems like the problems still lurk in his own party as well. back with more, after this. with more, after this i would've called yesterday. but... i could've called yesterday. but... i should've called yesterday, but... would've, could've, should've. we hear that a lot. hi. i'm jonathan, an insurance professional and manager here at colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes, people put off calling about life insurance. before you know it, another year has passed. and when they do call, they say, "i wish i'd called sooner." call right now for free information on the $9.95 plan. are you between age 50 and 85? you can get whole life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. do i have to answer health questions to get it? there are no health questions. you cannot be turned down for any health reason, past or present. how long does this policy last? our $9.95 plan is permanent protection. can my rate increase later? never. once you're insur

come over but they had it with him because they see it as a team loyalty sport and going to be a rocky roadn said he is not run for popularity. >> to your point we don't emphasize it enough. trump did carry his state by 40 points. gene, go ahead. >> no. just every democrat realizes that you got manchin. right? you know? if he were not there then a republican would be in that seat and mimp mcconnell would be running the senate so manchin is a fact of life. if you want to make him less then win a bigger majority in '22 and then he's not the deciding vote on everything. but in the meantime as i said show me the ten votes and i think he'll get a lot of democratic support for it because there is some realism in the democratic party. >> that's why i wanted to check in on the manchin annoyance meter. they'll stay with us. we'll roll this break and come back and when we do the republicans attacking biden on russia. must have agreed to forget the national humiliation in helsinki. remember the soccer ball? nds ofy innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting. and built our most punis

coming up, even joe biden concedes his infrastructure deal has a rocky road ahead.k in his own party as well. back with more after this. >>> largely will be those for blue-collar workers, the majority of whom will not have to have a college degree to have those jobs. a lot of those folks are being left behind now. the guys who grew up with are being left behind. this is the answer for good-paying jobs. >> president biden on the road today selling the bipartisan infrastructure deal to the american people. at the same time, he's still trying to convince some in his own parties. "politico" says moderates are worried about too much spending while progressives are worried about too little spending and senior democrats are caught in the middle. how 2021 is that. still with us are our guests don calloway and bill kristol. so, don, you get the first question in this segment which you may regret. what advice would you give joe biden for holding all the democrats, what advice would you give the democrats on the left and remember, say it with me, the unofficial slogan of the d

. >> you're not getting rocky road? for infrastructure? >> i'll tell you, it's been a rocky road.as ordering ice cream there. president biden can't seem to help himself, doing his best to sell his sweeping infrastructure package wherever he is. he's doing it in wisconsin today trying to take his message to the american people from outside the beltway as lawmakers fight over every word and every inch of that legislation. biden is facing pressure from republicans but also progressive democrats who say his compromised legislation doesn't go nearly far enough. his answer to that tight rope walk is a message of unity. >> because i believe that there's nothing we cannot do if we bring -- come together as a nation, democrats and republicans. we're really divided on a whole range of things. but if you look back across our history from the transcontinental railroad to the creation of the internet, you can see the truth in that idea about coming together, because america, america has always been propelled into the future by landmark national investments. it's time for us to write a new chap

but it is a rocky road. you've got potholes politically all over the place. and it is a short road. there are only days or weeks left in the legislative calendar before labor day. it is better measured in days or weeks not months with summer recess coming so there is a clock ticking which often prods congress to action but really raises the stakes for the coming week. >> reconciliation has been kicked around as a possible way forward for democrats. how much does that still seem like a viable option right now? are people still talking about it? >> tonight i talked to an aid for a senate leadership member, member of the senate leadership, who says infrastructure is going to happen one way or the other. obviously that leaves the door open for reconciliation. that's what leadership is saying. but again, you have the narrow margin areas. can you get reconciliation to fly in those handful of house districts where you have embattled members with senator sinema, senator manchin, a tougher fight there, so the door is open, just a matter of whether somebody is going to slam it shut. >> glad y

backlash, they had it with him because they see this as a loyalty sport, and it is going to be a rocky roadoss used to say he's not actually running from his congeniality in the democratic caucus, but it is a pragmatic approach that puts the thing back alive, even a faintly alive. >> to your point mike we don't emphasize it enough. trump did carry his state by 40 points. eugene i can give you 30 seconds before a break, go ahead. >> every democrat realizes that you have joe manchin, you have joe manchin, right? if you were not there, then the republicans wouldn't be in that seat and mitch mcconnell would be running the senate. joe manchin is a fact of life, and if you want to make him less of a fact of life, win a bigger majority in 22 and then he's not the signing vote on everything. but in the meantime, as i've said, show me the ten votes and i actually think you'll get a lot of democratic work done. there needs some real-ism in the democratic party. >> that's why just wanted to check in on the mansion and winds meter. eugene and mike are going to stay with us. we'll roll this break will c

. >> the answer to question is rocky road, clearly. and that's the ice cream from last year.rogress. >> i don't mean to undermine anyone's progress. the ben & jerry's, sometimes the night before, i started it and then ifinished the carton. >> i wish could i do that. i just finish it all. >> thank you very much. have a wonderful rest of your evening. good evening. we have a lot to get to on this busy monday. in a little while, i'll speak with beto o'rourke about what's going on in texas where a republican governor is pushing opposition to critical race theory in an effort to churn up outrage among the republican voters. democrats in washington plan to go forward with a major voting rights bill this week but with not a lot of specifics about what happens next. we begin "the reidout" with what is looking more and more like a major intelligence failure on the part of the fbi ahead of the january 6th insurrection. the bureau had not seen any

cancelled during the pandemic in order to accommodate critically ill patients, we have a long and rocky roadhe system and issues long before this came along and it failed to have addressed it, unfortunately. this and it failed to have addressed it, unfortunately.— and it failed to have addressed it, unfortunately. this report suggests ou unfortunately. this report suggests you definitely _ unfortunately. this report suggests you definitely need _ unfortunately. this report suggests you definitely need more _ unfortunately. this report suggests you definitely need more support, | you definitely need more support, you definitely need more support, you need some of those vacancies to be filled. it takes several years to train a nurse, seven years to train a doctor, what do you need right now? ~ ., ., ., ., ., now? we have had over a decade of successive — now? we have had over a decade of successive below _ now? we have had over a decade of successive below inflation _ now? we have had over a decade of successive below inflation pay - successive below inflation pay rises, calling them pay rises

i think it is here to stay but i think it will be a very rocky road for a very long time and you gotoard with this. neil: gentlemen, thank you all very, very much. when we come back, the 12 year itch. what is it about leaders, whether states or countries, that have 12 years they might be pushing their, well, their shelf life? we saw it with mario cuomo with new york as governor after 12 years. enough already. we saw it with maybe his son right now. andrew cuomo. we are just seeing it now in israel. where after 12 years it is very likely that benjamin netanyahu will be gone. after this. ♪. welcome to allstate. ♪ ♪ you already pay for car insurance, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call to bundle today. this isn't just freight. you're in good hands. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. there's interest you accrue

will look great in the northeast and california but down here in the south it will be a very rocky, bumpy roadhis fall unless we can figure this out. >> you're there. you're living it. we'll keep checking in with you, dr. hotez. thank you so much for being with us. >>> still ahead -- >> thank you, brianna. >> a grocery store cashier gunned down after a dispute over masks turned deadly. >>> senate minority leader mitch mcconnell planning to block another supreme court nominee. how should democrats respond? there's interest you accrue, and interests you pursue. plans for the lo term, and plans for a long weekend. asts you allocate, at thrivent, we believe money is a tool, not a goal. and with the right guidance, you can get the financial clarity you need, and live a life rich in meaning, and gratitude. to learn more, text thrive to 444555, or visit thrivent.com. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak.

it was a rocky road.> all the celebrities who make headlines are not helping. ilhan musk is up and down all over the place. you made headlines, you are a celebrity and you made some headlines but you whipsawed a lot of investors. i don't think celebrities saying this kind of thing are doing much good for the market in the long run. >> i will pretend i don't know what whipsawed means, but depends what you are doing, if you're involved in something you can make a difference like everyone knows my background, i work on every day. something like safe moon, bitcoin, it moves up and down, jumped and comes back down. it is over the long-term. stuart: do you think to some degree the bloom is off the rose of the cryptos? >> it is a little bit down but it is one of those things. i bought bitcoin at 11,000 and sold it. that was the last time but look at the big picture. people planning cryptos at 35, 36. that is pretty good. stuart: i get the impression you are losing interest. you didn't make a big profit the get g

we will have rocky roads into early july, towards august you have more stability and september and octobernths, then november and december we might see a rally to the end of the year. stuart: hope you have a great weekend, see you next week. the other markets, stocks going down. bitcoin looking at 37,600. bitcoin hit 40,$000 this week but it could not hold. in our 9:00 hour what is the latest on bitcoin? >> rocked by the fed, if rates go up sooner that could push demand down for risky assets like bitcoin. the dollar is headed for the best we can 9 months. this preserves the inverse relationship between crypto and the dollar. there was favorable news on bitcoin, bitcoin is flat but being overlooked, the spanish bank, they opened a bitcoin trading service in switzerland's because there is high demand for bitcoin. stuart: 37 grand as we speak, ethereum, $2,296. changing the subject, you heard a lot about this, parents in loudoun county, virginia, fired up about critical race theory in their schools. watch this. >> this is the most racist thing i have seen in this community in 15 years. you ar

it has had a rocky road to approval, the stock is up 38% on this news., thanks very much for being here. this news that we have an approval for an alzheimer's drug for the first time in two decades. >> i think for us this is really a breakthrough. it is not only the first drug that has been approved in 20 years but it is the first drug ever that addresses the underlying path already, the changes that are going on in the brain so it is a new paradigm, a new way of treating brain diseases in general. maria: tell me how it treats it. i know that it removes the plaque on the brain that causes dementia and alzheimer's, can you walk us through as simply as you can how this drug works? >> very happy to do that. we know that alzheimer's disease results from gradual accumulation of a protein in the brain, a toxic protein and it accumulates because as we age, some group of us are not able to clear that protein from the brain. the treatment then is to get rid of the protein and that is exactly what this drug does. it is complicated. it is administered intravenously

we have a rocky road ahead of us. there are less of us. we went into the pandemic 50,000 short.sts you need more support, some of the vacancies need to be filled. it takes seven years to be filled. it takes seven years to train a doctor, for example. what you need right now?_ you need right now? well, i think we've had over _ you need right now? well, i think we've had over a _ you need right now? well, i think we've had over a decade - you need right now? well, i think we've had over a decade of - we've had over a decade of successive below inflation pay rises, that's a loose term, really. we've seen borisjohnson clapping on the steps of number ten and publicly lauding the nurses he remembered when he was a patient. but to turn around and suggest an offer of 1% is quite frankly insulting. we have nurses going to food banks, nurses struggling to pay their bills and mortgages and have a roof over their heads. you know, the removal of the bursary means so new nurses are leaving university with tens of thousands of pounds of debt, a great big burden to have hanging over your head.

the time the a's on the road playing the colorado rockies tonight. first pitch. >> is at 5.40. coming up in the next hour, you can enjoy the san mateo county get a vaccine this week and all in one. >> the changes at the fair amid the pandemic. plus what you can expect in a live report. plus, nascar returns to the bay area and is expected to be the largest sporting event in northern california. since the pandemic shut down. how organizers we're going to keep people safe. everyone in the same room was vaccinated mask must stay on details. and cal osha's mask mandate after the break. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news car. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a friday. finally, i'm darya folsom and i'm will tran in for james fletcher who? >> probably sweating right now. it was a hot night dirt. >> it was warm. i thought it was use the ac last night, john. oh, my gosh. i wish i had some john yesterday that sea breeze got to fizzle down for didn't cool us off as much as we had been seeing earlier on this week. nature's

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congressional republicans get serious with coming up with an alternative to obamacare, the legislative road is just as rocky and challenging as likely fruitless as the judicial one that pete and ari were laying out. >> pete williams, ari, jeffrey, we will see you throughout the day. garrett and josh, stay put. we will talk about the president's domestic legislative agenda. with everything going on, remember, you got potentially some sleepy folks over at the white house. president biden only just got back from his summit with vladimir putin overnight. we will talk about that and much more coming up after the break, including the covid response team meeting at the white house as vaccinations are lagging. craig melvin will pick up coverage after a quick break. ak among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. ♪ ♪ mornings were made for better things th

they are on the road playing the colorado rockies first pitch for their game at 5.42. >> coming up inan mateo county fair is making to keep your kids and you safe in the pandemic and there are updated mask guidelines for the workplace. we'll tell you about the changes in the next hour. plus it is $50,000 friday. the first one in the state where if you're vaccinated, you get a shot at 50 grand. we'll tell you about the lottery and the big one 0.5 million dollar prize to come. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the 4 morning news at 6. >> happy friday to you. i'm darya folsom. we'll trend in for james fletcher. it's going to be a warm day and i didn't want to spend money because i like to say camp and had to at turn on the ac it wasn't your imagination. i thought it was my imagination. i love it so i don't have a he was a lot of people don't have, you know, in the bay area. so i have nobody to blame. you know, i just don't have c. >> but will you have a c. i can see the kids going. see where you it was an insufferable, but is it warm. you know what, i bust in the

rocky terrain. the chp had to shut down highway 97 near big springs road. a steep hillside. once the sun comes up there will be a better look at what kind of progress the fire will makeover night and we will keep you posted on that, back to you. >>> a live at oakland where candidates for an empty seat are facing off. they are working to replace rob banta who left when he was appointed attorney general. the district represents much of oakland and all of alameda and san leandro. there are nine candidates. there are seven democrats running, one republican and one socialist. any candidate who gets more than 50% wins, the top two vet vote getter also go head to head. >>> developing in surfside the search for survivors of last week's condo building clip has entered it's 6th day. the death toll is now 11 and this morning about 150 people are still unacted for. >> as the rescue effort continued in the background a vigil was held on the beach in surfside. >> we are trying the best we can. >> despite a small army shifting through the rubble, 24 hours a day, nobody has been found alive

rocky was arrested. deputies also recovered a handgun. the suspect was booked into the santa rita jail. >>> looking live at our bay area bridges, a warning to slow down on bay area roads this weekend. the chp out in full force through sunday to crack down on speeding. officers are also on the lookout for seat belt and child seat violations and also distracted driving. >>> and a new citizen app video into the news roominess ago of a crash creating a big, wet mess in oakland tonight this. video was taken just before 10:00 p.m. at the intersection of moss way and fairmont avenue. somehow a sedan crashed into a fire hydrant, sheering off the top and sending water shooting high into the air. pouring on top of the car. no word yet on what caused the crash. >>> well, that's about the only water we're going to see except this stuff on the lens that darren was talking about. >> and this is not insignificant. i mean, it's not a lot of rain, but there is a misting on the lens right now. this is the camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. it's actually looking right down at grays cathedral there on knob hill. why would i make a big deal out of this? because you should count your

rocky terrain continue to make a firefight real challenge there. the cause of the fire still not known. >> in the south bay, a brush fire that started earlier today near silicon valley road in san jose days now fully contained spoke cal fire in san jose fire crews responded to that fire that quickly spread to about 35 acres it going fast there for a while. it threatened a structure before crews were able to get it under control. they're still trying to figure out what started that fire in the first place right now at kron 4 dot com. you can find more information and some tips to prepare for wildfire season. just use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen there. >> and you'll be directed. a massive tree trunk snapped in half and it fell into a house near the forest hill area of san francisco this morning. it caused real damage. but fortunately no injuries kron four's. maureen kelly reports the neighbors say they are not surprised by what happened because they've complaining about the treated the city for over a year. >> here's a photo that shows with a 90 year-old occupant of the home woke up to a massive tree limb skewering her living room. it put several