scott? a cafe where scott worked. >> or saw him there and just like that gave a waiter her phone number to pass on to scott. >> she wasn't bashful. >> and laci's mother, liked scott. liked him a lot. >> very charming, polite. perfect gentleman. >> bringing roses? that sort of thing? >> he would have a dozen roses for laci and a dozen for me. of course i was impressed. >> the courtship was like that, old fashioned in a good way. >> he asked our permission to marry laci. we gave him our permission. >> there was a big wedding in the certainly of 97. scott was a fertilizer salesman in modesto and laci a substitute teacher. his job took him on the road a lot. but they were happy. >> did the three of you get to know the two of them together much? >> i thought he was a great guy. she was always happy. >> it was a joke of, gosh--does he have a brother? >> though laci struggled to get pregnant after nearly five years of marriage, that came too. >> the day after my baby shower that she threw for me. s

this is my problem, scott.ike a court judgment as a warning to future crime, because you're punishing that person, let's say it's buck, for stuff he hasn't done. so you're saying like we're punish -- you have to pay 1.2 billion so these people over here don't do it. that's not justice is isn't it. >> buck: no, and i would have to sue myself. because i have put so many videos of myself online naked and nobody has responded ever. i'm 60 years old, please objectify me, please. watch me. and nobody cares. so i'm kind of envy us that people care enough, right? although 1.2 billion, she could make a really nice movie, and she should have herself, because she's young and she wants that footage when she's older. you must federal yourself all the time because you're hot right? but in 30 years -- right? >> kat: i'll start getting the surgeries. i think when i turn 70 i'm finally going to buy myself just giant cans. >> buck: and you co. >> scott: and you could have surgery, too, buck because you can get that fixed whateve

scott: thank you. i hope everybody is doing well. i think i had the chance to meet every single person sitting down. it's good. i had a chance to get to the fair today. it was an amazing experience. i ran into this little girl, who gave me this bracelet. she said, i want you to be the president. i said, how old are you? she said, i am nine. can she vote here yet? what are you talking about? when you're desperate for every single vote, you will ask everybody. just assume that right now, i am asking each and every one of you to caucus with me. [laughter] i'm a guy who believes that america can do for anyone, what she has done for me. it's why i am focusing on restoring hope, creating opportunities, and protecting the america, that we all love. and protecting america, for me, means, number one, we back the blue. [applause] our officers deserve our respect. backing the blue means understanding the democrats have been willing to defund and demoralize the police. it's our responsibility to refund and respect

scott: thank you. absolutely. that is one of the reasons why i believe, there is a scripture, that says one person sharpens the other. i want to surround myself with sharp people. some people believe as i do, and some people opposite i do. being around sharp people is helpful. matthew 5:44, loving your enemies and praying for those who persecute you, as long as you don't break into my house. you have to know where you are. it is a wonderful opportunity to bring the conservative message to the city of chicago. the average price per student for education is right under $30,000 per student. south carolina is 12,000. 30,000 per student what you get? students who are so far below the statistical average in our country that it is devastating. then you see the number of shootings, 3000 more being shot. i studied chicago. i wanted to figure out what was wrong and how devastating it is for the young kids. people look at me and say while you are just the exception. we tell young kids trapped in these inner cities, big blue

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clint: thank you, scott. you have been -- done a fantastic job not only sticking to time but summing up the key points. just listening to you and taking notes, i have a handful of questions i want to get to. we want to gather our audience's thoughts as well. starting with looking back a little bit, you mentioned in the second phase that you explained in the paper during the 2000s until 2017, when the third phase begins, that china's role evolved from being more active but still a somewhat distant influence on the peninsula. do you think that many underestimated china's role to be more active? did you see in your research -- what is your assessment on if there was a dividing line around 2009 when china more actively supported? scott: i would argue there's a tendency to overestimate china's role rather than underestimate china's role. part of this came with expectations for what china might do as a convene or of the six party talks. the idea of the five against one framework that i think was implicit in the ass

clint: thank you, scott. you have been -- done a fantastic job not only sticking to time but summing up the key points. just listening to you and taking notes, i have a handful of questions i want to get to. we want to gather our audience's thoughts as well. starting with looking back a little bit, you mentioned in the second phase that you explained in the paper during the 2000s until 2017, when the third phase begins, that china's role evolved from being more active but still a somewhat distant influence on the peninsula. do you think that many underestimated china's role to be more active? did you see in your research -- what is your assessment on if there was a dividing line around 2009 when china more actively supported? scott: i would argue there's a tendency to overestimate china's role rather than underestimate china's role. part of this came with expectations for what china might do as a convene or of the six party talks. the idea of the five against one framework that i think was implicit in the ass

i can tell tu that tim scott's campaign, a senior advisor told me that tim scott hears these concernsing weeks. >> there was a line that stood out to me. my reaction is donors come up with the most random things to be nervous, frustrated, anxious about. t he is going to be addressing it publicly. what is your sense of cha that may mean and why? clearly, they think it's resonating to some degree. >> yeah, i mean, i think tim scott's campaign, remember tim scott prioritized the first state of iowa, which has a strong evangelical christian presence. you have seen a lot of the other candidates, particularly ron desantis, really trot out his family on the trail, bringing his young kids, his wife. and i think they -- you know, they recognize that people often elect people that have big families. now, obviously, iowa, you know, elected and re-elected donald trump, who, you know, is thrice married. but i think, you know, tim scott's campaign recognizes that people just want answers. if you want to know, hey, you know, why are you 57 and you haven't been married? not that it's a bad thing. we

scott, he's a coach. and scottish whiskey says that to confront people with questions. insight on the loudest team and invaluable support and it was successful on need from, you know, i'm a common mention. people came to my events, i have who wouldn't otherwise think of setting a fortunate to use it for the spread out. in a cases, it seemed to have both gone, who has found his own path in the catholic church and sets his own priorities. he's opened the gate and gives his priestly blessing to queer couples. he also supports ordaining women. he's been a vocal critic of sexual abuse in the catholic church, but not everybody approves. this is on the found. this might be the last topic us monday, the me as a disloyal. i know because i focused on issues that present the judge thing in a bad lights, off coupling. the kind of what the series of the kids have often when some and even my most of received as a troublemaker on the, as someone who never gives up a team on, as someone who's fixated on, what's important

the poll i'm looking at shows you tied with rick scott. you are at 44, he's at 43.ing for reelection. so this is a real race right at the start. >> that's right. thank you so much, lawrence, for having me on tonight. tonight is the not that i have announced, nationally, that i will be unseating rick scott in 2024. i'm an immigrant, i came here when i was 14. my mother brought me and my sister was looking for opportunities she knew she could never give us and our home country of ecuador. because of those opportunities, lawrence, i was able to be elected here in this community and be the first south american to ever be elected in congress. and unlike rick scott, in congress, i wrote a bill that expanded medicare coverage. he has become such an extremist that he supports a national abortion ban, among -- i'm a mother. i have two daughters. and i refuse to allow politicians like rick scott to take away the rights from my donors, that we've been able to have living and this incredible country. i'm incredibly excited, i've got a lot of support today and we know that and -

scott: hey, cattle. hey, cattle. hey, cattle. come, girls. researched extensively in china. he's fluent in mandarin, and well-placed to analyze china's trade claims. scott: the trade barriers that china imposed on australia in 2020 are cases of economic coercion. and the intent is for china to change australian policy, including on issues of the south china sea, hong kong, xinjiang, huawei, and foreign interference. stephen: on his reading, the trade sanctions flowed from demands by china's communist party for retaliation against any perceived threats or criticism of china. scott: xi jinping has instructed china to resolutely defend against any internal or external threat to the communist party, and so that so-called "battle stance" has become embedded within the party, within the ministry of foreign affairs, and its wolf warrior diplomacy, and down into economic units, including the ministry of commerce, the state administrations of customs and quarantine. so, if you're a mid-level official in one of those economic departments, your incentiv

scott? >> all right, michael george, thank you. >>> one of the icons of american television has died. for nearly 40 years, bob barker hosted "the price is right" here on cbs, developing a one of a kind following, with devoted viewers ranging from retirees to new parents to kids home sick from school. his successor, drew car rooep, posted an old image with barker, with a message that he's brokenhearted. barker's work grew to include more than taking contestant bids and making americans laugh, as cbs's carter evans reports. >> here's the star of "the new price is right," bob barker. >> reporter: bob barker ruled the game show universe. first, 20 years as host of the classic -- >> "truth or consequences." >> followed by 35 years at "the price is right." the longest, most acclaimed run in game show history. and the contestants were just as memorable. >> i had to come down here. >> what were we doing in the dream? >> you were chasing me in the hay loft. >> reporter: most were enthusiastic. some o

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scott: my book, ok.rst of all, it is important to realize, i told the board i was going to come back for three years. there was this little thing called covid, and we made two large acquisitions in between. i stuck around two years longer. kim and i are moving back to santa fe. we are very involved in a charity for what is called first-served new mexico, to help about 1500 kids, santa fe children, teaching them tennis and lifetime skills. that is where the focus is going to be. guy: that sounds like a worthy pursuit. fellows, we really appreciate it. scott, we are looking forward to catching up with you again. we are not done with you just yet, so don't be a stranger. rich dealy, fantastic to catch up with you. look forward to catching up with you again soon. we will do in on a regular basis, we help. thank you very much, indeed. alix has a day coming up tomorrow. she has to go to oklahoma, and she's got to buy a hat. that is what i'm watching for. there are other things we're going to be watching for as

tim scott, ron desantis, greg gutfeld?probably ron desantis. >> brian: gutfeld will be there running for president. >> i'll have to look him up. >> brian: one request before you throw me off? you'll do it? can i hit the horn. >> absolutely. >> ainsley: to do. >> steve: how much can you rent that boat for? its rent me on the side. you did ask how much it is to rent, am i correct? looking into it for the rn rncainley has demanhattan mands. get the numbers and crunch it under the miscellaneous column. >> steve: you are talking about padding your expenses on tv? is that a good whied? >> brian: no, that is not a good idea. >> ainsley: you were everywhere, town square, straut restaurants, out with the water. i love the lady going to look up greg gutfeld, loved her. >> brian: right. that law enforcement officer, now retired was one of the first on the scene with the jeffrey dahmercase. >> steve: didn't see that coming. >> ainsley: did she tell you anything what that was like? >> steve: we don't want to know. >> ainsley: i think i

scott, what do you know about the judge? >> reporter: if you go to the last quarter of the indictment, you see references to january 6th, a lot of talk about fake electors, a lot of talk about what was known about the election but if you get to the bottom quarter, you see references to what the special counsel calls the defendant's exploitation of the violence on the chaos on the capital, and one of the references is to then house minority leader kevin mccarthy, in a conversation donald trump had during the riot with kevin mccarthy in which there was a reference, according to the special counsel, that you more concerned about the election -- they seem more concerned about the election than you do, mr. mccarthy. but also, note where this case is headed. it is headed here to washington, d.c., to federal court and assigned to judge tanya chutkan, a 2014 appointee of this court, and obama administration appointee will be handling this case after the magistrate judge has her hearing with donald trump on thursday. >> john: scott,

we used to be known as scott's cheap flights but eight years ago today is the day that scott's cheap flights was born. right >> so in this new incarnation, you've been going for a year offering people deals that you guys find every day. so the perfect person to pose this question to what is national cheap flight day and how did it come about. >> yeah, so national cheap flights day is the idea that there's a day of the year when flights are cheapest to book and some people went and calculated that august 23rd seems like the time when you can get the best deals for the rest of the year. >> my issue with it is it's just not correct. i would love for there to be a cheapest day of flights for the year because we could all set our calendars by it and it would make it much more easy to be able to book cheap flights. the bad news, it's just not true. it's just not the case. the good news, cheap flights are popping up all the time, almost always without warning. i like to think of every day as national cheap flights day. >> is there seriously no. at least best day of the week or best time of

after him. scott's view to walter scott is said to have loved standing here gazing at the 3 peaks of the island hills and the meandering river tweed below the defense rivers. and it's really beautiful. no. oh, the next stop is abbotsford house. so walter scott's home, the tour guide priest has something special in store who wants to say one of the prison, petitioner bits, and several of the sites . i only have 2 more blocks. the one i'm going to enroll in senior can start coming inside there. celebrating mass and sir walter scott's own chapel. the religious aspects of this trip are vital to both gone volta, the hind hod gutting and left the church. but he booked the pilgrimage any way. he wanted to give religion another shot, a whiskey is just an added bonus. bin. either spoke bizarre, there's an old saying he that whisky is a liquid sunshine, a minimum. and then if you taste the whiskey consciously, costa can tell that god wants human life to be good for. indeed, the scot, this good me once mention line does that he wants to enrich our lives and give us joy to shame and nice to. and

. >> thank you president scott. call to order 103 p.m. roll call, president scott, present. vice president hao is excused. [roll call] with that, we have quorum. >> thank you. we'll now move to item number 3. >> agenda item 3 is general public comment. a opportunity for members of the public to comment on any matter within the board jurisdiction not on the agenda including request that the board place a matter on a future agenda. we'll go over the instructions of remote public comment and public comment in person. health service board welcomes public participation. there will be a opportunity for the general public comment to comment on the beginning of the meeting and opportunity to comment on each agenda item. in person public comment will be first then virtual public comment. in person you are welcome to approach the podium now. each speaker are allowed 3 minutes to comment unless deemed the time limit is different in the meeting. the caller may ask questions but no obligation to answer or engage in dialogue. the health service board will hear up to 30 minutes of remote p

senator scott brought up the teachers union.ot caring about the outcomes of children. i don't know if a president can break the backs of the union. the control needs to be at a local level. >> harris: let's get to this. not a single candidate last night uttered the word woke at the debate. "politico" is saying that gop's anti-woke campaigns have voters quote, unquote, hitting snooze and polling experts saying many voters on the right don't want government meddling in business, even those that chose to subscribe to a leftist agenda. no woke spoken last night. what do you make of it? >> the message is out there. an important message to push back on wokeism. >> harris: for somebody like a governor desantis. >> vivek, a lot of them. i'm a very principled free market conservative. i am one -- i never believe government should get involved in business when you massively disagree with them. disney is a great example. it wasn't necessarily because of governor desantis. he did a great job. disney plummeted and bud light. >> harris: we do

you know, the next stop is abbotsford house, sir walter scott's home. the tour guide priest has something special in store who wants to say one of the present petition and several of the other sites. i only have 2 more locks. the one i'm going to enroll in so you can start coming inside there, celebrating mass and sir walter scott's own chapel. the religious aspects of this trip are vital to both gung volta. the hind hot gutting left the church, but he booked the pilgrimage. any way he wanted to give religion another shot, a whiskey is just an added bonus. bin. either spoke bizarre, there's an old saying he that whisky is a liquid sunshine, a big one. and then if you taste the whiskey consciously, costa can tell that god wants human life to be good for. indeed, the scot, this good me once mention line does that he wants to enrich our lives and give us joy to shame and nice and easy. truth continues to show us that we scheming tales even better on and when you enjoy together south and east, but schmidt and of mazda of cindy. it's very interesting what we

we heard there that senator scott has made some progress in iowa.ng out that trump's lead is still dominant. so i want your perspective. what is the strategy for the rest of the gop field? >> well, for people like tim scott the strategy is remain likeable, drum up support and hope that at some point voters, republican primary voters, start looking for an alternative to trump. for desantis and some of the other, they are trying to create the message that they are just as trumpy as trump, maybe even more conservative, but they are not trump. and also looking to be an alternative should voters start looking else where. and so those are kind of the two approaches we're seeing among the other republican presidential candidates. but so far what we're seeing in the polls from the voters are that they are not yet most of them at least half are not yet looking for an alternative to donald trump. >> and i want to look ahead to next week because the time to pitch one's self as an alternative is debate stage. but sources are telling cnn that likely trump won't

could that create an opening at this part in the process for someone like republican senator tim scott? >> i believe that my optimistic, positive message is being rooted in iowa and frankly our poll numbers continue to go up. >> and a new indictment connected to george santos. why a former top staffer to the republican congressman is now also facing federal charges. he snores like an angrgry rhin. you've never heard an angry rhino. baby i hear one every night... every night. okay. i'll work on that. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add a base. shop nownly at sleep number. (light acoustic music plays) (eagle screeches) (energetic music plays) there he is! it's righthere! ♪ oh, he's straight ahead. he's straight ahead. straight ahead. go go go. ♪ cover more ground in the kia sportage turbo-hybrid. kia. movement that inspires. why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qul

scott force catherine heenan is in our newsroom tonight with the latest there. catherine, as you know, this technology is really divided to san francisco. >> supporters argue the technology is safer and more accommodating. human drivers. opponents, including some cab drivers, first responders, city officials say the technology is not ready for prime time. members of the california public utilities commission getting another earful of both pro and con today. the different supposedly this will lead to a vote later on whether cruise and waymo can expand in the city. a lot of people in san francisco clearly feel really strongly one way or the other. >> i'm also a mother of 2 children, one of whom is blind. and i myself, am blind. driverless vehicles would be an amazing advantage for getting around a family with 2 car seats, diaper bags, a stroller and a lot of other things that uber and lyft drivers, frankly, are us a as a cab driver. >> you know, i witnessed abusive. spouses. >> interacting in a taxicab. and if there's nobody there, i don't know whats to stop domes

i'm scott wapner. reaction to the fed chair's speech what it means for the markets and your money in the months ahead. the investment committee debating all of that. joining me for the hour today, karen firestone, joe terranova, jim lebenthal, rob sechan. let's check the markets. we've been all over the map. the dow is positive. the s&p is fighting it out, up 1.5. the nasdaq is negative. yields have since moved higher. i think i saw 4.25 on the ten year. joe, we're parsing every word. we knew we would. what's the market reaction? >> we had two catalysts this week and we're 0 for 2. still a sell the reits market, the market had already priced in exactly what he said. the market realizes that the risk is that the economy stays longer than the federal reserve is comfortable with, and that they're going to have to raise rates further. that's what the treasury market has been telling us. >> you're hanging on the persistent signs of above trend growth to put progress on inflation at risk and warrant further

they're focusing on the famous scottish novelist, sir walter scott gets on good. wouldn't be ready to solve the sides. classic novels like rob roy scott also wrote some famous poems including the lady of the lake. the scots have named one of the finest views in the scottish borders after him. scott's view to walter scott is said to have loved standing here gazing at the 3 peaks of the island hills and the meandering river tweed below that rivers. and it's really beautiful. no. oh, the next stop is abbotsford house. so walter scott's home, the tour guide priest has something special in store who wants to say one of the present petitioner bits and several of yeah so i, i only have 2 more blocks. the one i'm going to enroll in. so you can start coming inside there, celebrating mass and sir walter scott's own chapel. the religious aspects of this trip are vital to both gung volta. the hind hod gutting left the church, but he booked the pilgrimage. any way he wanted to give religion another shot, a whiskey is just an added bonus. bin. either spoke bizarre, there's an o

tim scott, on the other hand, he's on the air already. undersold thing about tim scott, when he ran for re-election in south carolina, he created a massive small donor fund-raising network. i don't think it's been fully activated yet. as you said, you have to see the poll numbers rise up. if he breaks out, that network of small donors that he's created could be something. >> neil: it could be. jay, you know your stuff. thanks very much. i appreciate that. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: thanks, jay cost. the fight over parentsal rights in the garden state after this. this isn't just freight. 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. what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ my name's dan and i live

tim scott will rollout his debate strategy. trying to introduce himself to the american people as more than senator tim scott from south carolina and someone who can lead the nation. he says he's not open to defending himself in that way. tonight he really plans to introduce himself and his message to the american people when it comes to ron desantis governor, he may receive some punches that will just delivered to the american people. >> so we will create open project opportunities and the america that we all love. >> we will do the message and what about the candidates another time. >> yesterday i we were told desantis will take a chance to explain to gop voters what he deserves to be the nominee for this proven conservative record. he said this remains a two-person race between ron desantis and trump will not be on stage tonight here is a look taking center stage they secured those position based on the poll numbers the others bots going to. minister hutchinson who says his goal is to shut out the front runner who was notice

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senator scott, i'd like to welcome you to the stage and looknd forward to our discussio.you've written a fantastic book and i'd love to chat with you first about c the title americaa redemption story that sounds like we are almost unfinished. we are still in pursuit. what was the inspiration behind the title of the book itself? >> in my opinion, most american families were just one or two generations away from were in different parts. the greatest parts are the chance to get a second chance and the sword of redemption is about having o a second chance o start all over it's all about how your pain reveals your purpose and obstacles open the door off opportunities and how tragedy leads to triumph. >> in it you say the american dream isn't a thing of the past but a miracle of the present. many young people or the american dream is further in question today than anything of the past versus the miracle of the present. >> one of the things i say in the book is my grandfather 1921 born in south carolina and a small town, a hundred years later we are doubting and become populariz

i think the big loser was scott.f you look at the situation and say how are you going to come out with some momentum and make a real impact with people, he is someone a lot of people expected to do a lot more. as for governor desantis he did everything he needed to, somewhat surprisingly, it was basically unscathed, no one went after him the way a lot of people expected the rest of the campaign to do so. that is something that helped him right the ship and give him a little bit more solid standing after a couple rough weeks and months of the campaign. stuart: do you think it was a better debate without trump? >> yes and no. obviously the elephant who wasn't in the room as bret baer said, something people should engage with but we got a much more policy focused debate. if donald trump had been on the stage almost the entire debate would have revolved around him, his own gripes about the 2020 election, his legal challenges and the like, sucks all the oxygen out of the room but without him there you actually had the opp

i think scott, i think i suspect you might have a few things to say about that. i love, i find that our list and as i analyst here, i think we have to be respectful in terms of what is happening and not play the versions regarding these people who are held political pressures. the 1st of all, there is a history of c. i a intervention in various countries around the world, including the wrong data. something is in a rush right of the crew that was backed by the c i, britain is that my 6 is occurring this week. but you don't use that many years ago to try to justify taking innocent people and throwing them at the detentions, for a year. your raw has never presented any evidence. i got to see i'm not in the logic there while executive who was seized in november 2015 and who now but finally be released. they never produced any evidence against his father box or u. s. staff who was in the seventy's when he was in prison for years. they never presented any evidence publicly, actually not charging the business manager right now. now finally be released. they have not pr

scott, thanks so much. full story at 6:00. >>> wells fargo could be in hot water again over phony accounts. consumer complaints show more than 40 people reported mysterious accounts opened in their name. that group includes a man who had never opened a wells fargo account or shared his personal information with the bank. on tuesday, he did sue wells fargo and early warning services for stealing his personal information and reporting a phony transaction as his. wells fargo was previously found to have opened millions of unauthorized accounts in 2016. >>> speaking of wells fargo, yesterday some of the bank's customers complained on social media that they couldn't access money they deposited into the bank. a similar glitch happened back in march. in a statement today, wells fargo says a limited number of customers were unable to see recent deposits. the bank says most customers should now see their deposits, and it is working to fix the remaining issues. >>> look at this. streets of manhattan erupt into chaos.

thank you, scott. >>> next, they're getting taller and hitting harder. new research linking climate change to a looming problem along our coasts. >>> this will be my final piece at burning man. i pass the torch to build these large structures. >> it's the end of an era for burning man. we have an up-close look at the work of an artist who's left his mark on the popular festival. we'll show you his latest creation, the one he rolls out this year. >>> that fog is back for tomorrow morning. how quickly it clears out and details on the hottest day of the weekend seven minutes away. >>> postpartum depression and the new drug being developed giving sufferers new hope. we'll find out how it works. >>> also, wells fargo under fire, accused of not catching fraudulent accounts opened b y >>> san francisco police made an arrest following a shooting inside a nightclub. it happened in june at a nightclub in the ingleside neighborhood. this is surveillance video from ocean avenue just after that gunfire broke out. paramedics rushed two men and a woman to the hospital.

scott, what are police saying? >> reporter: good morning, laura and kris. they are saying for the most part they want people to stay out of the way here in this part of san jose. i'm going to show you what's going on behind me. this is the area of meridian and san carlos. you're looking right now at saddle rack road. that is also shut down. parts of park moore are shut down. in other words, a giant square has been closed off as police officers tell us they're trying to locate and arrest a suspect in that shooting that you referred to. apparently earlier this morning they say there was a domestic situation. officers showed up at the residence. gunfire happened, and one of the officers was hit. that officer, as you said, was taken to the hospital. we do not have an official update on that officer's condition. we know there is a massive police presence in this part of san jose. a whole bunch of streets and businesses in the san carlos and meridian and park moor area rb shut down. if you have an appointment at, say, the eye doctor or the local veterinarian, cha

>> reporter: scott, i think you're 100% right. i was thinking we were going to come in here a few weeks ago and the problem would be the strong gdp growth the respond in the bond market which has come from very large issuance announcement from the treasury and what's been happening in japan, forces are working on the bond market right now and i think that plays a pretty big role in what powell has to say if he doesn't mention it, hey, he's okay with what's happening because he's done some of the work for him some big bond investors look at 4.30, today 4.23 on the 10 year and say, you know what, 2% real return, that may be where we're living for a while i think what joe is talking about, learning to slip at night with a ten-year yield to come. >> do you want to respond to that if he sends rates off to the races in any way, the stock market is obviously going to have a problem >> the bigger problem is in finan financials already telegraphing that how in touch is he with where they are mortgages, try to get an auto loan you're challe