but siegel would not give up. with the arrive afl carney's division on hill's already battered left, general sherz would or the the brigades to renew the assault. the blessing of the 74th pennsylvania recalled this renewed attack. that point a heavy shower of great shot and canister pouring into us we withdrew to the railroad dam. general sherz was under the belief that carney would advance with him but he failed to do so. as we began to explore these early attacks against jackson's defensive line at second manassas, one of the things that i hope is beginning to stick out about the federal plan is that each and every time these units going in are going in on their own hook. jackson's line in the entirety has yet to be pressed to the full federal advantage in numbers. but why had general carney failed to advance? frans siegel's assaults, from the sherz brigade and millroy and shafrpg had a significant impact on the left of jackson's line, especially ap hill's front. several of the attacks had even broken through ja

but siegel would not give up. with the arrival of kerrny's division, general shursz would order his briggaids to assault. the it was recalled of the attack, at this point a heavy shower of grapeshot and cannister pouring into us, we withdrew to the railroad dam. general shurz was under the believe that kerrny would advance with him, but he had failed to do so. as we begin to explore the early attacks against jackson's line at second manassas, one of the things that i hope is beginning to stick out about the federal plan is that each and every time these units going in, are going on on their own hook. jackson's line in its entirely has yet to be pressed to the full federal advantage in numbers. but why had general concerny failed to advance? franz siegel's assaults from shurz's brigade to millroy and shank had had a significant impact on the left of jackson's line. especially a.p. hill's front. several of these independent attacks had even broken through jackson's defense. for example, the 82nd ohio detached by mil

siegel says don't look at the sun. scott, here is the point, i hear you, he should have shut it down anytime you go there that is just wrong. you go back to infrastructure. you know what, the left was more irresponsible, with statements like if you vote for a republican, you are a racist, this was said by howard dean, that sir, is irresponsible and dangerous and not who we are as a nation. >> well, the titular head of the republican party and gop is the president. i can't tell you or speak for or defend dean, what i can tell you is this. it can't be the media's fault or left fault when using president's own words and act conduct. it is not just the fact that he was equivocal about the kkk and the nazis in charlottesville, it is combination of what he traffics in. let me just finish, let me tell you, whether "birther" movement, central park, bannon of "breitbart" in the white house. he drives that narrative. that is the fuel for the left's fire on this. trish: gina loudon is joining me. >> you disagree with that? trish:

siegel, what do you envision in the future for this hotel?we're not gonna have the wealthy people staying here, although they're more than welcome. we're not gonna have the kids staying here. we're gonna have the middle america, the people that shop at wal-mart, people that have basically been ignored. they want to feel like v.i.p.s. >> and, clearly, there are a lot of people who want to feel like v.i.p.s, particularly in las vegas, and westgate's sales have never been stronger. up next, i'm gonna introduce you to a couple who's struggling to save their home, and i'm gonna try to give them some tips to help them save it. [ woman vocalizing ] don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. adults are just kids with much, much better toys. the c-class sedan, coupe and cabriolet. the thrills keep getting better. lease the c300 sedan fo

so while mead and grant and lee fight in the wilderness, siegel will move up the valley. of course, the senate valley geography is a weird when you are moving south going up the valley, moving north going down the valley. siegel is moving south of the valley, and he will be defeated at the battle of newmarket, may 18, 1864, most famous for the involvement of the virginia military institute cadets who had been marched to the battlefield to take part. the reinforcements used to defeat siegal go and help robert e lee around richmond, which would become important because siegel is replaced by this man, david hunter, black david hunter. he is a radical republican in the sense of the word that he does not just want to beat this out, he wants to punish the south. he is going to be given command after the defeat and now it is his objective to neutralize the shenandoah valley. he had celebrated his 59th birthday by getting shot in the face. he has been involved in south carolina by raising black soldiers, so jefferson davis has declared him a felon, declaring him to be executed or

the show is curated by joshua siegel. >> our series spans about 116 years.t encompasses countries and i'm josh siegel the curator of the museum of modern and art. i'd long wanted to do a science fiction movie series but i was trying to think of ways in which i wouldn't have to trot out the usual suspects. if i were to limit myself only to the greatest hits i wouldn't have room left for the more amazing discoveries i've made in the past year or so. >> i've done it. it's a radio active group. >> i didn't want any interplanetary space travel or invasions or monsters. you think what's left? what came to the surface is -- surfaced is questions on what it means to be human. >> do you think i may be switched off because i don't function as well as i'm supposed to? >> i don't know the answer to your question. it's not up to me. >> what i think is appealing about science fiction is it somehow encompasses the erotic and comical and they're films from buster keaton's "elec house", "groundhog day." more unsettling depictions of post apocalyptic life on earth. i think ev

sources familiar with the investigation now tell me the authorities came down hard on siegel. executing a search warrant on the property, forcing him to tear out the greenhouses and remove rvs where workers were living because of alleged code violations. cal fire tells the i-team the 11-month investigation has been thorough. >> they've investigated numerous people, including the landowner. that information and all of that will be provided to the district attorney's office as part of their case. >> a law enforcement source tells me since the loma fire, the sheriff's department has cracked down on the pot grows in the mountains. there are few on the santa clara county side. but the santa cruz hills are exploding with pot farms. >> thank you so much, dan. >>> developing news now in the conflicted with north korea. president trump is not backing down and neither is kim jong-un. mr. trump today met with top national security advisers, while north korea state media says a plan to fire four missiles near guam, home to two military bases, could be ready for review in days. >> let's se

sources familiar with the investigation now tell me the authorities came down hard on siegel. executing a search warrant on the property, forcing him to tear out the greenhouses and remove rvs where workers were living because of alleged code violations. cal fire tells the i-team the 11-month investigation has been thorough. >> they've investigated numerous people, including the landowner. that information and all of that will be provided to the district attorney's office as part of their case. >> a law enforcement source tells me since the loma fire, the sheriff's department has cracked down on the pot grows in the mountains. there are few on the santa clara county side. but the santa cruz hills are exploding with pot farms. >> thank you so much, dan. >>> developing news now in the conflicted with north korea. president trump is not backing down and neither is kim jong-un. mr. trump today met with top national security advisers, while north korea state media says a plan to fire four missiles near guam, home to two military bases, could be ready for review in days. >> let's se

. >> reporter: justine siegel is the tournament organizer and founder of "baseball for all," a grouphose mission is to empower girls through baseball. >> there's no crying in baseball! >> reporter: siegel was inspired by "a league of their own" ♪ we're all for one, we're one for all, we're all americans ♪ >> reporter: the 1992 film about the first all-american girls' professional baseball league. baseball execs created the llague during the second world ear, while many major league players were off fighting overseas. 90 year old maybelle blair and 84 year old shirley burkovich once played for the all girls' league. >> we'll never have any babe ruths in the major leagues and we don't expect to. all we want to do is have a chance to play our own game. g reporter: they traveled to rockford to connect with girls like levesque, who, despite the generation gap, share the same dream these women once had-- to play baseball at the professional level. >> a lot of people don't think girls can play baseball, so you just gotta accept that they don't think you can play, and just go and show them d

the intangible factor, i'm not going to get -- >> jeremy siegel, we love you. simple deregulation helps. >>> when we come back, why one former ambassador says youtube isn't doing enough to crack down on extremiston ctent he will join us with his proof, next hey, i've got the trend analysis. hey. hi. hi. you guys going to the company picnic this weekend? picnics are delightful. oh, wish we could. but we're stuck here catching up on claims. but we just compared historical claims to coverages. but we have those new audits. my natural language api can help us score those by noon. great. see you guys there. we would not miss it. watson, you gotta learn how to take a hint. i love to learn. >>> welcome back, everybody. technology giants are milleni millenialing to purge extremist content from their platforms it remains largely unproven and in some cases it seems like it's getting worse. joining us for more on cyber terrorism is mark gins berg. he's the former ambassador to morocco and former white house middle east advisor. ambassador, thanks for being here today. >>

casey siegel. thank you very much. >> bill: in 25 minutes trading on the dow. is today the day we're headed to 22,000? this is rarified a air for investors. up 70 points, 21,959 at the moment. we'll see whether or not we top out yet again at a new record. stand by on that. >> shannon: watch those twitter feeds. he will let you know when it happens. the pentagon saying new details about north korea's missile launch. it's making progress big time on a banned missile program. >> bill: will republicans try again on healthcare? then a critical debate with two of the leadings doctors on this law. psoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an

siegel. thank you for being here. >> great to see you.that mean national emergency? what does it mean for all of us? >> it means he can bring to bear a lot of forces here that can really help. law enforcement to get drug traffickers put in prison. enforcing the border. he can use funds for that education for doctors, mandatory education which we're going to talk about how important that is funding for state and local agencies to better coordinate with the. >> dea. how to clamp down on this problem. getting the u.s. public forces involved. the public health forces that are under hhs and tom price can go out into rural areas and help combat it there. ainsley: so who or what is to blame for this problem? >> i started talking about doctors with this. because, you know, there has been a lot of criticism of pharmaceutical companies and the fda and too many drugs on the market. when you really think about it, who writes these prescriptions? it's physicians, and 50% of physicians writing it, ainsley are primary care doctors, not even pain special

emily: my conversation there with adam siegel, senior fellow at the council of foreign relations.earnings are less than 24 hours away. investors waiting to see any details on the next iphone. we will dig into what you need to know. and a programming note for on tuesday bloomberg tv, oaktree --ital groups powered marks powered marks will be on starting 5:30 a.m. in san francisco. this comes a week after he sounded the alarm about stocks. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: lyft has a new board member. former senior adviser to president obama valerie jarrett joins eight other board members. "she shares at believe that affordable transportation impact social mobility and improves quality of life in communities. i am thrilled to join the ride." by this time tomorrow, we will have the earnings report from apple, the largest company that will be giving its latest numbers on iphone sales ahead of the newest iphone in the fall. what are we expecting? >> i think the biggest number everybody is going to be looking at is the fourth quarter sales projection. emily: ok. >> the fourth quarter for app

marc siegel, a member of the fox news medical a-team. i put these oi can't see a thing.ey are only correct, and got to be international safety standards, 123-12. it's got to say on the glasses. that's only if the american astronomical society says that they're the right manufacturer. you have one that's made by the right manufacturer. i do. these are good, but the way you know they work, you can't see a thing. rob: i'm staring right into the lightbulbs, i can't see them. >> you can put a pin in a piece of paper or a plate,stant away from the sun, turn the other way, and let the sun come through the hole and project through another hole. rob: you know human nature, people want to look up and put sunglasses on and happens all the time. how dangerous is this? >> they're flocking to get these things, only $2 for this thing. you got to go to a library, viewing stations, pharmacies that still has them. rob: right. >> if you don't have them, you can badly damage your eyes. i want to warn people about this. if you looked directly into the sun, you know what would happen? you wou

. >> when my hair isn't done, i feel like all stephen siegel, and when i do my makeup, i feel like kellyfrom the business. >> their daughter grew up with her mom without a tv and out of the spotlight. >> my relationship with my dad unfortunately isn't the best. i talk about that, and he won't be so thrilled to hear that. >> one, two, three, go. >> other hollywood heirs, supermodel beverly fields' daughter. there is bound to be drama, but it's not coming from the kids. >> i think my mom accidentally started a lot of the drama. >> she attacked me. >> 100% the parents. >> it gets so good, you guy. >> it usually is. >> not surprising. >>> coming you, the summer of shan shania. why you are about to see a whole lot more of the country superstar. it's next. kron-4 news at eight: a late night raid in spain.. ends with five suspected terrorists killed.why authorities believe they were going to carry out another attack there.plus...raiders cornerback sean smith in hot water with the law.the charges he now faces for an alleged incident back in july.i'm grant lodes... i'm pam moore. the news -- at e

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. >> when my hair isn't done, i feel like all stephen siegel, and when i do my makeup, i feel like kellyusiness. >> kelly he block and steven her mom without a tv and out of the spotlight. >> my relationship with my dad unfortunately isn't the best. i talk about that, and he won't be so thrilled to hear that. >> one, two, three, go. >> other hollywood heirs, supermodel beverly fields' daughter. there is bound to be drama, but it's not coming from the kids. >> i think my mom accidentally started a lot of the drama. >> she attacked me. >> 100% the parents. >> it gets so good, you guy. >> it usually is. >> not surprising. >> coming up the summer of sha n nia. while you're about to see a whole lot more of the super star next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> did you know you were doing a throwback on this album cover? was that conscious? >> to. it was very organic. it just happened. that was one of the things. it was a great experience in my life. it was good me. it was empowering, that fashion moment and i think i'll take that with me. >> the leopard is a lucky charm. >> bring it

. >> when my hair isn't done, i feel like all stephen siegel, and when i do my makeup, i feel like kellyom the business. >> their daughter grew up with her mom without a tv and out of the spotlight. >> my relationship with my dad unfortunately isn't the best. i talk about that, and he won't be so thrilled to hear that. >> one, two, three, go. >> other hollywood heirs, supermodel beverly fields' daughter. there is bound to be drama, but it's not coming from the kids. >> i think my mom accidentally started a lot of the drama. >> she attacked me. >> 100% the parents. >> it gets so good, you guy. >> it usually is. >> not surprising. >>> coming you, the summer of shan shania. why you are about to see a whole lot more of the country superstar. it's next. managing blood sugar is a series of smart choices. and when you replace one meal... ...or snack a day with glucerna... ...made with carbsteady... ...to help minimize blood sugar spikes... ...you can really feel it. now with 30% less carbs and sugars. glucerna. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to

now siegel the review you spoke this week you were talking to. me did you feel. that a lot of anything about comedy is good but i'm about the same as art but when i was up the money into the magazine. taking a long look i left my money on. the stage so you'll be. there when you go it will be a long. long way before you meet. other people more gulf was on the ground. zero and. so so. please. bluebell controlled the part as russia and the united states are turning increasingly confrontational in syria another war torn country may become irony theater for the old rivalry afghanistan has been the geopolitical chessboard for so long is there even a chance for a peaceful resolution to discuss that i'm now in joined by the country's former president hamid karzai mr president it's great to see you in moscow well. now you've long been arguing bad the current american approach to afghanistan is not working that it's time for the americans to assess the strategy and perhaps adjust the course and it strikes me as a little bit too naive it's almost like asking the taliban or

siegel.to get worse apparently in the coming years. >> well, there's several reasons for it. number one is probably baby boomers. 80% of the reason here is that people are getting older. 75,000 -- 75 million baby boomers, many of them reaching medicare age now. and as you get older, you have more health problems, you need more services. plus, here's the good news, new technology. we have more to offer our aging population. we have more tricks, we have more arrows in our quiver, more medical treatments. the problem is who's going to administer them. i'm tell you what we are doing -- i'll tell you what we are doing, we're wringing on more nurse practitioners, they're up 30% -- ashley: is that a good thing. >> >> according to the health services resource administration. pas, physicians' assistants are up -- is that a good thing? not entirely. ashley: all right. >> it's better than nothing, but they don't have the same training physicians do, and i just told you we're talking high-tech solutions.

ya siegel you have you spoke to so you were talking to the still. love. it why don't listen to me get you started oh yeah. i got a lot of i think about time out i skid but i'm about the same as art when i was up the money into don't make me play oh give me a long low oh let my money call and. decides who will be and i'll leave the song there we go so that was a long long time ago a long way to forgive you made. other people more go bungalows on the road from. the little. league feel so so so so six guys just financial survival guide. when customers go by you're just a place. to now well reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington washington controls the media the media control the. voters elected to businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. today is the ninth anniversary of

dan siegel with the oakland justice coalition and national lawyers guild, says berkeley shouldn't allow the white nationalists to gather sunday, calling the mayor out directly.dan siegel/oakland justice coaliton- "we want him to take a stand, have the courage to tell them, they cannot rally here, they cannot espouse violence, they cannot advocate for genocide -- that's what we want to here from the mayor." jesse arreguin/mayor- "what we do not tolerate and what we do not allow is violence by anyone -- left or right." mayor jesse arreguin (are- uh-gihn) says that the city council passed an emergency ordinance friday... giving police broader power to not only seize weapons that are brought into civic center park... but also weapons carried by people on the streets and sidewalks.jesse arreguin/mayor- "we will arrest people and we will prosecute them to the full extent of the law if they commit any violence towards anyone." berkeley councilmember ben bartlett says he respects everyone's right to peacefully assemble... but personally supports the non-violent anti-fascist protestors.ben bartl

ya siegel it would be useful if. you were talking to. me you know. the net a lot of what i think about comedy is good but i'm going up to see him as art when i was up the money into the magazine. oh give me a long low i love my money. just say to me. there were so busy along the colorado bunch of you meet. other people more gulf bums like on. our. little. we're picking up where we left off with gerald solenn day who calls abi nomics the system in japan a scam jerold how do you think japan compares to the rest of asia when it comes to the markets. well you look at the numbers again you look at the as i aged pacific index that may measures the major companies in the area in this stocks and it's up twenty five percent but you look at the japanese nikkei and it's only up four point eight percent this is as world markets by the way are accelerating so there's not really a lot of hope and change you could believe in of it there in japan again is just more of the same and a little better what is there any kind of discussion and debate on economics in japan

and sharpe's newark as my manhattan institute colleague fred siegel has noted these black mayors created these unbeatable political machines. in the name of helping the poor. yet the poor became even more on their watch. mississippi is longs bobbied more black elected officials than any other state in the country yet it continues to have one of the highest black poverty rates in the country. there have been case studies of places like atlanta from the 1970s and 80s for example where under black mayors implemented racial and hiring black city works and black contractors. what happenedsome well, well off blacks in those places became better off. but average income black were left behind and the black poor actually lost ground. and that's been the story nation wide in a black political clout not to mention affirmative action and racial set aside black underclass has lost ground both in absolute terms and relative to the white underclass. in the 1970s and 80s and even into the 90s, the poorest 20% of blacks saw their income hads decline at more than double the rate of comparable whites. this

marc siegel is with us.s on how it works. >> it's together with the national alliance on mental illness. they got together with google . you're searching depression or depressed on google, something will pop up, are you depressed? if you answer yes, you get a questionnaire called the phq-9. are you sleeping? are you worried? are you feeling happiness in your life? are you feeling like you're a failure? can you concentrate when you read the newspaper? can you concentrate when you watch tv? it should say can you concentrate when you're watching "varney & company" -- [laughter] because that's the real test. if you fail those things, it's going to be information you can bring to the your doctor. stuart: okay. >> half the people who are depressed in the united states don't even know it and aren't doing anything about it, so it's an awareness raiser. stuart: but it's self-diagnosis -- >> and it's cookie cutter, which i don't like are. when i actually treat people for depression, it can take forms. i also, stuart,

. >> but how long will double run continue #we talked to professor jeremy siegel and bill or where --nvestor howard marks. marx, reached caution in a conversation with erik schatzker. >> the time to sound the warning is when everybody is making a lot of money, it makes that -- it means that the market is going up and enthusiasm is incorporated in pricing and behavior. you cannot sound a warning after the thing has turned over and died, so, i think that we see there are in which lots of uncertainties, prospective returns are low, asset prices are high, and didn't ball are engaging in risky behavior. >> that is the kind of climate in which we should take a hard look at what we're doing, and i think, reduce risk. >> you have wronged the alarm wells before, in 2000, as well as in 2000 five, which as you yourself has acknowledged, was a bit early. >> right. . >> does that needs to reduce risk feel more urgent to you now than it does then #>> in 2000, my comment was not about the stock market, it was about the tech stocks. they really looked offbeat in those days, so it was more urgent than

protest a white nationalist rally scheduled sunday at martin luther king junior civic center park .dan siegel- "my point is that fascist do not have free speech rights to incite violence or to urge people to genocide." berkeley councilmember ben bartlett says he sides with the anti-fascists... but hopes the dueling protestors remain peaceful.ben bartlett/councilmember- "we owe it to our children and our community to stand-up against hate and we are the home of social justice. and, while we respect free speech, we are going to stand-up and fight hate everytime." though some racial justice organizers have called on mayor jesse arreguin to prevent the white nationalists from holding a rally in the park... he says they have the right to peacefully assemble.jesse arreguin/mayor- "we just voted on friday on an emergency ordinance to give our police the power to confiscate weapons, um, outside of the park." he says hopefully that will prevent a repeat of the violence carried out at several other rallies in berkeley earlier this year. arreguin/mayor- "what we do not tolerate and what we will not allo

mountain view mayor lenny siegel told the crowd that santa clara county... is no place for neo- nazis and individuals who promote fascism. (justine) also, hundreds march to celebrate diversity and unity in los angeles. protesters held signs with a variety of messages... from " respect earth" to "black lives matter"...one read: " make america human again." police thanked those in attendace for " staying peaceful" in a tweet earlier today. (jr stone) in austin texas....hundreds of people gathered at a rally against white supremacy this morning. organizers say the event was a thoughtful, peacfull rally to denounce the race-based hatred that happened last week in virginia. the event featured various speakers including austin mayor steve adlerleaders of the austin chapter of black lives matter and many local austin activists. (justine) virginia has bid its final goodbye to a state trooper killed in charlottesville last weekend. "bagpipes" lieutenant h-jay cullen was laid to rest in today. his family, friends and fellow officers from around the nation attended the

casey siegel reports as text begin going out to 100,000 katrina victims. >> reporter: much of the gulf coast hit with a storm system early this week. officials are calling new orleans drainage and flood protection and emergency situation. pumping stations are operating at only 52%. >> i have zero comfort right now. for myself and even less being in city government. >> reporter: the move comes a day after the association upgraded the assessments predicting 14 to 19 named storms this season up from the 11 to 17 back in may. there have been six named storms this season including hurricane franklin hitting mexico on thursday. >> mother nature can hit us at any point any time and the best thing you can do is be protected.>> reporter: the increased activity raising memories of katrina 12 years later. many people finally getting settlement checks this week from a $20 million class-action lawsuit against the levee boards. the payments they were hoping would help get them back on their feet seemed more like a joke to some. settlements averaging $100 per person. >> we deserve respect and much mo

marc siegel a member of the fox news a team and professor of medicine at nyu. nice to see you. it's something nobody knows about. part of the debate replacing obamacare is centered on how many americans will lose coverage. my question is whether a democratic talking point is accurate. what you may not know there is already a program that provides subsidized healthcare nationwide for those with no other way to get it. hooked on drugs. >> cocaine, crack, whatever. >> in and out of prison. this man hasn't held a steady job since 1987 yet he has had quality care available to him since 1989 thanks to a little-known creation by congressional democrats signed into law by president george w. bush called a federally qualified health center. rivera credits one of those so-called centers near buffalo, new york for saving his life. there are 1300 nationwide serving 24 million people. fqhc's except all patients regardless of ability to pay but they worry about the safety of the safety net thanks to signals from d.c. >> nobody knows what is going to happen. >> if this legislation were to pas

marc siegel. professor of medicine. good morning to you.tion, treatment and recovery. a lot of great information. i want to quote the president from yesterday. the best way to prevent drug addiction is to prevent people from abusing drugs in the first place. if they don't start they don't have a problem. >> the president is right on that. those are powerful words. we have to start by not causing the problem in the first place. bill, the cdc says in 2015 doctors wrote 259 million prescriptions for opioids. that's enough for a bottle of opioids for you and me. if we're giving out that many painkillers and doctors prescribing that many painkillers, are they always appropriate? they aren't always appropriate. opioids, the more you give the higher risk of addiction. the longer you're on it, the higher risk of addiction. if you had surgery, does somebody need to give you 150 pills and say call me if you have a problem? there is a saying in medicine. staying ahead of pain. well, i don't believe in staying ahead of pain and i also want to know what

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wharton professor jeremy siegel and billionaire investor howard marks expressed differing opinions weektion in a conversation with erik schatzker. >> the time to sound the warning is when everybody is making a lot of money, it means that the market is going up and enthusiasm is incorporated in prices and behavior. you cannot sound a warning after the thing has turned over and died. so, i think that we see a market in which there are lots of uncertainties, prospective returns are low, asset prices are high and people are engaging in risky behavior. that is the kind of climate in which we should take a hard look at what we're doing, and i think, reduce risk. erik: you have rung the alarm bell before. in 2000, a very timely ringing of the bell, as well as in 2005, which as you yourself has acknowledged, was a bit early. >> right. erik: does it feel more urgent to you now than it did then? >> it was about the tech stocks and another was much more urgent than today. they really looked offbeat in those days. 2005, it was not quite that urgent but the market had another two years to run at whi

. >> we have jeremy siegel on. we have not seen him in a while. he's feeling well.e's at wharton, obviously he's been a steadfast bull talking about 22,000 for a long time now you know what's after 22,000, according to jeremy, 23,000 could be after 22,000 >> 23 comes after 22 >> yeah. and you know what's after 23 25 -- no, 24 a wharton guy. we'll see how much of -- he's kind of, i don't know. he's a wharton guy, but i doubt if he's a trump guy. looking through the notes, he's not. he won't give much credit to wharton's most famous aloom nye alumni he said back in may that if trump resigned tomorrow, that the dow would go up 1,000 points i think the dow is up since then about 2,000 points i guess that's what he meant it would only go up 1,000 if he resigned -- that's not what he meant. being here is amazing. it grinds a lot of people, doesn't it it was supposed to go down 5,000. it didn't. they've been fighting it the whole way up it kills them, even though it's probably a good thing, at least for rich people. that's what we're hearing now. it's not good for everyone

. >> reporter: back here live dan siegel said that the berkeley ordinance plays into the president trump abysmal approach of his administration. some in the group said they have a right to protect themselves by all means necessary but that they were not promoting violence. all of these events will more or less have law enforcement very busy trying to manage the crowds, and the arguments on both sides. live from the berkeley city hall, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> going across the bay or the crissy field, san francisco rally, we brought you breaking news that the city leaders are was bonding to the granting of the permit that happened minutes after the national park service said they would give them, the group of patriot prayer, the permit for the rally. many businesses will be shutting down that are near the crissy field and the trampoline center, sports basement and roaring cyclist shop will be closed. merchants say that the priority is for everyone to be safe. >> saturdays are a great day for birthday parties and all kinds of events but we are mostly concerned about customer safety so this is

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