the democrats are perfectly fine with the stasi because it's their stasi. the "new york times" the washington post what are they going to do? they're perfectly fine with the stasi, too. its own we conservatives who believe in civil liberties. trust me on. this that's it. i'm done. >> dangerous times for the country mark and the sad part i'm going to ask you one other question. not only were they not held accountable for 2016. then the fbi pre-bunking what they knew was a very real hunter biden laptop in 2020. then the cia the dirty 51 as miranda calls them we had active employed cycle agents recruiting former intel officials. when are they going to be held accountable? isn't that putting sindzer wloks on the scales of the election of the country? >> they're never going to be held accountable because the only one that can prosecute is the one participating in it and they're interfering with the 2024 election with the special counsel in wash, president biden hits his fbi it's his attorney general, it's his d.a.s they're interfering with a third flex a row. no

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. >> kron four's theresa stasi reports and how one council members calling for action to end the cycle of youth violence. but when someone does that, >> it take your property and they start punching kicking you and hurt you physically. even don't have to to get the property. that's like these people got to be sick. >> strong words from oakland city council member dan called on tuesday after police arrest 9 people in connection to at least 35 robberies. this is a map showing how widespread their alleged crime spree was. the robbery stretched all over the city from chinatown. demoss would grand lake in fruitvale its guys. i mean, it's disgusting and it's sad. >> and something has to be done. and that's why our police department has prioritize investigating these violent crimes. police officials say tips surveillance in evidence led them to arrest 3 girls and 6 boys. all between 12. >> and 17 years old. 8 of them live in oakland council member called says that given the age of the suspects steps need to take place to address how the u.s. to meet teens getting involved in criminal behavior

being reported a nonprofit might turn the site into and affordable housing complex kron four's theresa stasi will have the full report coming up in our primetime newscasts. tensions briefly boiled over inside a san francisco church this morning. this was during the funeral for banko brown. the 24 year-old transgender man was shot and killed at a walgreens store in the city last month. lot of city leaders and community advocates are upset that the district attorney decided not to file charges against the security guard who allegedly shot and killed brown over shoplifting accusations from purses. june was at the funeral today and tells us how friends and family paid their respects. >> it was an emotional day for family and friends here at this celebration of life service for bengal brown, that 3rd baptist church in san francisco. among the hugs and tears of those in attendance. there were few smiles on this solemn occasion, the colors, red and white were worn in remembrance of 24 year-old brown, who according to the obituary, was born in vallejo, attended grade school in san francisco where we

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well, first, theresa stasi about a chance to talk with neighbors who are now demanding action to combat the rise in violence in the city. a baby struck in broad daylight. oakland police say it was around 11:00am tuesday when 2 men tried to rob. >> the baby's grandmother in the trestle, glen neighborhood, a gun went off and shrapnel struck the baby in the leg. >> woman screaming. so she had a lori johnson says that she raced outside after hearing a woman in distress. >> she and other neighbors trying to care for the 2 as emergency personnel arrived criminals leaving. >> and you not see. what she alert to other cities. >> throughout the bay area and even across the nation, the city of oakland is experiencing an increase in. >> and improper come. police say that this coupled with an attack just around the corner this past weekend are indicative of an increase in robberies in the area. teams like everybody's the lynn malad job says she's on guard all the time these days walking this way. i'm watching the cars coming this way. i'm going to watch behind me. i'm going to watch of cars are goin

. >> he spoke with kron four's theresa stasi about family's reaction to the video and how they plan to take action in this case. >> that believe that his son was a build cold blood use this term. >> defense attorney john burris on the release of this video depicting the last minute to banco brown's life and how the family is now more distraught than ever. >> the 5th names to know about other lot and the u.s. i'm watching video. but dad with used to just who came by that emotionally drained by and not cannot bring himself really talk about it right now. >> but burris says that he will be filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit against the security guard. the security company and walgreens. >> so we look at that video. you don't see what mangled good. that was aggressive. that suggested felt was trying to do on to the opposite. what you have bank on doing was trying to get away. what he was trying to do. you get physically manhandled by grab into and out, talked with that we've got jump in. and back we'll try to get past. he's the one that stopped it and that backing trying to grab n going

here is one of them in the stasi documents.went under pseudonyms both jakub and a student , and now he is called the prime minister of poland in front of us maravitsky, but this not very pretty man with red lips, a ford guard, he is a gay advocate for rights minorities right in front of the polish ministry of education, and everything would be fine, but his uncle matvey is already an ant prime minister of the most catholic country in central europe where today they are fighting with our monuments and our children. mateusz marowetsky, the third-generation russophobe prime minister of poland , calls russia a cancerous tumor of humanity, a barbaric country, demands the destruction of the ideology of the russian world and demands more and more new anti-russian sanctions. according to the podstam agreement, the main population of post-war wroclaw was the poles deported from western ukraine, that is, from those regions where bendera and fighters actively operated during the war, the mother of the motysh was born in the city of stanis

absolute removal there, the exit of the administration, in fact , the units remain there, and this is stasie defense forces, they do not succeed. we continue our counter-battery work and try to knock the enemy out of those territories from where he can still reach the right bank to fire at the civilian population. well, actually ms. natalya, we would like to ask you what the enemy currently has with artillery power, we are on the left on the shore of the kherson region, we understand that he does not just give nightmares to the residents of the right bank kherson region , they regularly kill civilians using rsv missiles, and not only as they are now highly concentrated their artillery on the left bank, in particular, taking into account what they will be able to do in the coming months, but the forces are enough and they are constantly maneuvering, they cannot afford to stay in one stable city because they are constantly forced to maneuver because their coordinates are becoming known to us, we are working in these directions they continue shelling with the use of various types of weapons, t

there was a massive police operation, not acted like the stasi.n't do the job they don't lure the democrats for the chaos on the mexican border and the democrats will go all the way even at the cost of defaulting their own country because they need money to feed this government they want to expand want to hire more people call to reduce the allowance of the fbi republicans on on the capitalist hill , they heard the congress, just butting heads with the white house for the budget for next year , they have not been able to agree for several months. if america goes on like this, not far from default. this is already the second. a congressional warning from the secretary of the treasury. the treasury department will most likely no longer be able to meet all us government obligations by early june and potentially as early as june 1st , leading to economic and financial disaster. over the past few years , american families and businesses have worked hard to ensure that the historic recovery of the economy will reverse the default. progress made with suc

four's theresa stasi will have more on this story coming up in our primetime news. >> for your health tonight, the cdc says 4 people have died from infections linked to contaminated eyedrops. and there has been a a total of 81 reported cases of highly drug-resistant bacterial infections. 14 patients were blinded for others, had to have their eyeballs surgically removed. he's really care. artificial tears are sold mostly online. they were recalled in february. >> the cdc says the number of cases here is expected to go up. >> a new study shows one in 4 child care center's in california has dangerous levels of lead in their drinking water. the data was released by the state department of social services. numbers showed 1700 child care center's tested well above the state's allowed limit. experts say children exposed to such high levels of lead. alright, risk for behavioral and learning problems lower. i q even damage to the brain and nervous system. earlier this week, it was discovered at the linda vista cener in san jose has 120 times the amount of lead legally allowable at a licensed d

yes , they didn’t act like the stasi, but they don’t do their damn job, they don’t attract the democratsorder, and the democrats will go to the end even at the cost of a default for of their own country, because they need money to feed this government they want to expand want to hire more people call to cut the fbi allowance republicans on the capitalist hill heard congress, just butting with the white house on next year's budget , could not agree for several months. if america goes on like this, not far from default. this is already the second. a congressional warning from the secretary of the treasury. ministry of finance most likely by early june and potentially as early as june 1, no longer be able to meet all us government obligations will lead to economic and financial disaster. over the past few years , american families and businesses have worked hard to ensure historic restoration. the default will cancel all the progress that has been made so hard and it will throw us far back. the usa is more than 33 million. under the biden, america lives in loans on a very grand scale, the r

in the documents of the stasi he went under the pseudonyms jakub and the student then, what used to beey call him the prime minister. poland, through american networks, it was grown in germany, but it was grown by infecting it with the virus of russophobia. before us morovedsky ukraine will win or perish. all of europe, the russian world, is a cancer man, who by and large. now leads more to hell. they must drag the europeans into this ukrainian conflict, because 700 million europeans do not fit into the plans of the world government. while the maravets of the guys are sent to their thugs in ukraine at their children. he sends to live and study abroad. he does not bind his future to the future of his children anymore, but he started laboratories. he got a very good day. one of his conversations was leaked to the network. they lay it out to him and say my friend. now you are working out mats, the maravec dummy of the heir of the cloud today on the first welcome to the world where everything is easy only for you, if you have the mirp application, pay for purchases on your smartphone in an

. >> it's not unique to one part of town, but it's got to stop stasi. you kron 4 news. tonight. one person is dead. 4 others are hurt after a stolen pickup truck crashes into a bus stop. this is in san francisco's potrero. >> hill neighborhood in this is what temains of a city-owned vehicle that was carjacked and then crashed while police were chasing it. authorities say the driver of the pickup stolen. it crashed into a car and then spun around to where it kind of move backwards up onto the sidewalk, hitting 3 pedestrians right near a bus. stop. one of whom died. police say the co vehicle which was carrying pay was initially carjacked on full sun near the yerba buena ice skating and bowling cen are then authorities spotted the vehicle at kansas and 25th street and that is where they gave chase. it was then hear it. 16th and potrero where the crash occurred right here at this busy intersection. a barber who works near the scene where the crash occurred describes seeing first responders trying to save the person who ended up dying on the corners, win for the bus. you noticed. >>

should have known that their tenant was running a drug lab out of the garage as kron four's theresa stasi reports, the couple were young daughters say they have suffered a lot of trauma from losing. >> everything that day. >> this is what is left of david garth and naming public sales home in san francisco's outer sunset after a fiery explosion in february destroyed everything in its power theresa. >> david, a name lost everything in a moment that they can never could have and they're lucky to be alive. attorney david hallberg is representing the husband, wife and their 7 year-old daughter. >> the 3 lived in the yellow house right next to the one that caught fire and exploded. the lawsuit claims that the couple sustained injury to their bodies causing them great mental, physical and nervous pain and suffering. they are asking for unspecified damages. it's >> they'd. >> don't sleep well. the image of seen that on that day within burned to a crisp is still very much present in their mind. in addition, garth ran a fine art business out of his home and lost all of the items in the fire. >> ye

they also found that hoover operated a massive stasi like program throughout the country against black every agent in the country was forced to participate and had to hire an informer to create files on black people. to be black, in hoover's mind, was to be dangerous, and therefore subject to surveillance by the fbi. they also discovered that hoover maintained a security index, an ever expanding list of people believed by hoover to be subversive and who were to be secretly detained by the fbi during a national emergency. calls for congressional investigation of hoover and fbi died less than two months after the burglary. congress had no appetite for this. but thanks to nbc reporter carl stern, a congressional investigation later became imperative. without carl's determined effort to find out what cointelpro was those bure operations regarded eventually, as the worst might never have been revealed. carl would like to have been here with us today and i wish he could have been, but he has a very serious case of covid. as a result of his successful lawsuit in december 1973, journalists wer

here he also starred in the debut thesis of a young director , student of sergei solovyov, stasi, a wreathe i play a more serious role, i play the father of the main character. so i even say a lot and something there, that is, you have lyrics, you are an adult artistic image, but cool. i starred in a series about vladimir mulyavin, played a neighbor who i liked the music of the songwriters, when the stakes rise you are invited to the cinema. now we will perform a super ancient song that came out still in the voltm of the ninety-fourth year. i woke up from longing before the flights of birds. i woke up longing for you. i tried to roll away, when the sun came out, i tried to disperse my longing and broke the bottom of the sun since childhood, the light did not hit my face. i fell and bled myself. i wanted to see you knocked on the door, and i hear a welcome voice. i'm in a hurry. tangled my legs caught on something. i fell, and, as if the roots of the parquet were growing, my hands sang. you wash the room too, i cried, it hurts me, but i somehow understood the fun that without you i love som

but in the end a necessary one kron four's theresa stasi has been following the story. she joins us now live in the studio with more ken and pam nordstrom and nordstrom rack and market street now join at least 2 other retailers. >> the plan to leave downtown san francisco sacks off if confirmed to us today that they are also closing its store on market street just up the street from nordstrom after college is closing its union square location next weekend. they are all blaming the changing conditions in the city for the reasons to shut down. >> after 35 years, nordstrom is closing its flagship store inside the westfield center and nordstrom rack on market street. in a statement chief of stores officer jamie nordstrom said, quote, as many of you know, the dynamics of the downtown san francisco market have changed dramatically over the past several years, impacting customer foot traffic to our stores in our ability to operate successfully both lease is set to expire and after looking closely at our opportunities in the region, we believe we can better serve our customers

. >> it's not unique to one part of town, but it's got to stop stasi. you kron 4 news. >> another big story we're following. one person is dead. 4 others hospitalized after a police chase ended with a crash happened in san francisco's potrero hill neighborhood park on thursday in kerman has been at the scene of that crash all day long. and as he reports, it started with a carjacking. >> this is what remains of a city-owned vehicle that was carjacked and then involved in a fatal crash while being pursued by san francisco police. it was here at 16th and potrero where the carjack truck collided with this grey sedan, injuring 4 and killing one person. it struck. >> several people including vehicle and pedestrians, a total of 5 people were transported to the hospital, which includes the suspect. authorities say the gray sedan was heading north on patrol. well, the carjack pickup was heading west on 16th. authorities say the collision spun the pickup around to where it moved backwards up the sidewalk hitting 3 pedestrians near the bus. stop one of whom died.

theresa stasi, you kron 4 news. >> in the south bay, the future of an east san jose day care center'she air because of reports that show the facility's water is heavily contaminated with lead tests revealed the kid dango linda vista, centerin alum rock in alum, rock neighborhood has 120 times the amount of lead legally allowable at a licensed day care. the daycare center will now be required to provide alternative drinking sources for the children until it can purify the tap water have a lead in water can cause serious health issues for anybody who consumes it. according to the epa symptoms for children can include behavior and learning problems. lower iq and hyperactivity. slow growth and hearing problems school in vacaville is becoming the first in the city to have security canines on campus. >> the vacaville academy of cairo's charter school is going above the call of duty to increase safety for students. this is in response to mass shootings at schools such as said in uvalde, texas last may in tennessee. in march, the academy's looking to add canines, but cameras buzz and systems

theresa stasi, you kron 4 news. >> san francisco police say a security guard was shot on the job last night while confronting a car thief. it happened about 11:00pm in the mission district. the guard reportedly saw at least 2 people breaking into his car and approached them. that's when one of the suspects pulled out a gun and shot the guard several times. he is expected to live. no arrests have been made calls for justice in the death of banko. brown continued today by community leaders and organizers demanding prosecution. >> the san francisco board of supervisors now considering a resolution asking the state department of justice to take a look at the evidence in the case today outside the da's office, members of the community spoke out against the d a. >> we need our leaders, especially our district attorney to start acting like leaders stop perpetuating anti-blackness to deliver justice. >> a kron 4 reached out to attorney general rob bonta's office to see if he's considering opening an investigation into brown's death. we have not heard back. all right. time for a look at the 4

theresa stasi reports the new toll comes with some controversy and pushed back. >> i'm here along highway 37. this stretch can be daunting. for drivers, it can take upwards of 80 minutes to 10 mile distance. but transportation officials say that they are getting ready to tackle this problem. however, there is a catch. it's going to cost i have to deal with it every day for my work in sandra fell and i love of the napa. it's >> just awful one. look at this traffic thursday. you can see for yourself why many commuters despise driving this stretch of 37 between the sohoma raceway and mare island. but this bottleneck is steering towards a big turn in the >> for 35 years, folks have been trying to figure out a solution. people who are traveling through the 37 border right now. >> are paying a steep cost because their time is valuable. john goodwin is with the metropolitan transportation commission mtc on wednesday. the mtc got the go ahead from stnte officials to expand a 10 mile section of highway. 37. it is called the sears point. mare island improvement project. this is a graphic from the m

and as kron four's theresa stasi reports, supporters called brown's death senseless and they blame the system for failing. >> this crowd gathered in front of the walgreens on 4th and market on monday in honor of banco brown was not a paul is no threat. her mel's any rule? brown was shot outside of walgreens last thursday around 6.30, in the evening. >> there are reports banker was shoplifting and the security guard who fired his weapon was trying to stop and go. banco died at the hospital. friends shared fun stories about paygo who volunteered as a community organizing intern for the nonprofit young women's freedom center. they also called for more awareness and resources for the transgender community. >> are safe places. war planes is what i can go on. and that's hard 7 o'clock in the morning just to it is not easy to be black. >> it's not easy to be in this america in this city that we lived even when he was turned away from doors. he's still brought people to get resources. >> he was we need to stand up. all these vast, the >> as apd arrested the private security guard involved in t

this latest crime points to a disturbing trend of rising robberies in oakland, a scrum for theresa stasi reports. now neighbors say they're worried in one action to combat the escalation of violence. >> a baby struck in broad daylight. oakland police say it was around 11:00am tuesday when 2 men tried to rob the baby's grandmother in the trestle, glen neighborhood, a gun went off and shrapnel struck the baby in the leg. >> woman screaming. and so she had a stronger lori johnson says that she raced outside after hearing a woman in distress. she and other neighbors trying to care for the 2 as emergency personnel arrived criminals leaving. >> and you not see. when she alert to other cities. >> throughout the bay area and even across the nation, the city of oakland is experiencing an increase in. >> and improper come. police say that this coupled with an attack just around the corner this past weekend are indicative of an increase in robberies in the area. teams like everybody's the lynn malad job says she's on guard all the time these days walking this way. i'm watching the cars coming this

. >> showed that he was acting in self defense force theresa stasi. it takes a closer look. >> legislature and representing san francisco we want to make sure that criminal justice's carryout supervisor connie chan on why she and other colleagues on the board are proposing a resolution pushing for san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins to release police reports. witness accounts and video linked to the deadly shooting of 24 year-old brown. brown was fatally shot by a security guard outside a walgreens on april 27th. the guard told police that he shot brown in self-defense after catching brown shoplifting from the store. we don't want to about what should be what charges should be filed initially chances that the board wanted a resolution asking the da to reconsider charges. however, she says the board does not have the legal authority to do we are not law enforcement know so this is a moment. >> just asking for and that all deserve to know that should supervisor joel engardio sent kron. 4 news is quote. >> this is an extraordinary case and i b

. >> there seems to be a sense of stasis. they refuse, that letter was fairly arrogant, i'll say as a layperson, from the supreme court chief justice. essentially saying, no thanks, we don't need your help. we're good. we don't have any ethical issues but their approval ratings are in the basement, right? they have dropped 30-some odd points over the last 20 years. people don't trust them, and no one believes they're not just politicians. let me play you to you. this is you, senator whitehouse, questioning justice gorsuch, this was back in 2017. take a listen. >> my question is do you think there's a public interest in disclosure of political funds in a democracy? that's, i don't think, a prejudgment. that's just a values proposition, and one of the considerations that you ought to be able to answer without much hesitation. >> senator, what i'm prepared to say is i recognize that as a matter of first amendment interests the supreme court has validated the proposition that disclosure serves important functions in a democracy.

. >> proper theresa stasi has the latest now on this contentious issue. >> legislature and representing san francisco we want to make sure that criminal justice's carryout supervisor connie chan on why she and other colleagues on the board are proposing a resolution pushing for san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins to release police reports. witness accounts and video linked to the deadly shooting of 24 year-old brown. brown was fatally shot by a security guard outside a walgreens on april 27th. the guard told police that he shot brown in self-defense after catching brown shoplifting from the store. we don't want to about what should be what charges should be filed initially chances that the board wanted a resolution asking the da to reconsider charges. however, she says the board does not have the legal authority to do we are not law enforcement know so this is a moment. >> just asking for and that all deserve to know the truth. >> supervisor joel engardio sent kron. 4 news is quote, this is an extraordinary case and i believe it is in the public interest for supervisors to ca

is theresa stasi about the family's reaction to the video and how they plan to take action in this case? >> that believe that his son was a build and cold blood use this term. >> defense attorney john burris on the release of this video depicting the last minute to banco brown's life. and now the family is now more distraught than ever. >> it 5th names to know about to and a lot me is i'm watching video, but dad refused to what you're to paying by emotionally drained by and not cannot bring themselves really talk about it right now. >> but for us says that he will be filing a civil wrongful death lawsuit against the security guard. the security company and walgreens. >> so we look at that video. you don't see what mangled that was aggressive that suggested felt was trying to do on to the opposite. what you have bank all doing was trying to get away. what he was trying to do, what you've been physically manhandled by security grabbed into and out talking with back. we've got jump in and back we'll try to get past these the want to stop it. and that's backing trying to grab n we're back w

theresa stasi has more on this. >> legislature and representing san francisco we want to make sure that criminal justice's carryout supervisor connie chan on why she and other colleagues on the board are proposing a resolution pushing for san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins to release police reports. witness accounts and video linked to the deadly shooting of 24 year-old brown. brown was fatally shot by a security guard outside a walgreens on april 27th. the guard told police that he shot brown in self-defense after catching brown shoplifting from the store. we don't want make a judgment about what should be what charges should be filed initially chances that the board wanted a resolution asking the da to reconsider charges. however, she says the board does not have the legal authority to do we are not law enforcement know so this is a moment. >> just asking for and that all deserve to know the truth. >> supervisor joel engardio sent kron. 4 news is quote, this is an extraordinary case and i believe it is in the public interest for supervisors to call for the release of the v

theresa stasi takes a look. >> this vacant spaces, all that is left of the ghost ship warehouse in east. it is now a site slated to be an affordable housing complex. that linda reagan's and it was one of 36 people killed back. >> on december second, 2016 during a dance party at the warehouse. regan says turning the tragic cited to something good for the community. >> is heartwarming. i think that would be a wonderful use of the space. a lot of the people that lived in that office warehouse where people that didn't have alternative places to live. so that would help that whole community. >> most people are really glad he's mary alexander represented 13 victims, families as well as 12 who were injured in the fire. she successfully sued the city of oakland for failing to inspect the illegally run property. go ship master tenant. derick al pled guilty to manslaughter charges for his part any legally running the warehouse as an artist studio. it's hard to imagine that better use that property because >> the reason why. it developed in the first place was that. young people ford apartments an

officials are pushing back now on using taxpayer dollars there to fund the project kron four's theresa stasifrom afar, it looks that. the whole thing is in trouble. a san francisco chronicle, sports writer scott ostler on the a's big land deal in las vegas. looking more like a strikeout. then a home run right now. all right, but i'm still hearing is that. >> they're still the thinking out there among some people that. fisher take this gigantic swing. if they give us and the trillions of dollars great and i will get richer than i am. and if not, then also the team also referring to team owner john fisher. >> all of this coming on the heels of las vegas mayor carolyn goodman issuing this statement to kron 4 news quote to make this work. the owners need to make a bold statement up front. what you want to see is the private ownership come in and be invested in our community and not just look to each of us who calls this home for more taxes. adding to that sentiment, nevada politicians pointing out that they have yet to see a proposal and their legislative session is winding down in the few weeks

and identified as a transgender man as kron four's theresa stasi reports, supporters call brown's death senseless and they blame the system for failing him. >> this crowd gathered in front of the walgreens on 4th and market on monday in honor of banco brown was not a paul is no threat. her mel's any rule? brown was shot outside of walgreens last thursday around 6.30, in the evening. >> there are reports banker was shoplifting and the security guard who fired his weapon. i was trying to stop banco died at the hospital. friends shared fun stories about paygo who volunteered as a community organizing intern for the nonprofit young women's freedom center. they also called for more awareness and resources for the transgender community. >> our safe spaces. war planes is what i can go on. and that's hard 7 o'clock in the morning because he's so full. it is not easy to be black. >> it's not easy to be in this america in this city that we lived even when he was turned away from doors, he's still brought people to get resources. >> he was we need to stand out. >> get rid of all these. that's the

theresa stasi explains the end of the day human life is more important than than any property. san francisco supervisor dean preston addressing his fight to modify san francisco's existing regulations for armed security guards. >> he introduced the legislation during tuesday's board of supervisors meeting here calling for legislation that would make it clear in under san francisco law that a security guard cannot draw their weapon to protect property. and right now, unfortunately, our local law actually says that security guards can on the holster their weapon and draw a >> to protect a person or property and it shouldn't be that way. the supervisor says his call for changes in response to the deadly shooting of banco brown. the 24 year-old was shot by a private guard april 27th. >> outside a walgreens on market street. police arrested then released the guard after the city's district attorney ruled the guard was acting in self-defense and decided not to file charges. >> but we do very strong, especially in light of the that we have to our local law to make sure this kind of th

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bill: i think things feel like a reasonable stasis.ve to think these guys knows what they are playing with. i think the structural resistance to inflation is the biggest concern. as a plays out over time, what does economic growth look like? i'm impressed by the resilience. francine: if you look at the debt ceiling, are we playing with fire? bill: the politicians in washington have been playing with the debt ceiling for decades. so far, there has not been an accident. every time we wonder, is this the time? the fact is, the treasury markets are behaving well. credit markets are behaving well. francine: there is a lot of money in the middle east, are they after bank like yours? bill: everyone would love to own a piece of standard chartered bank. we have an interesting footprint and we are cheap. if somebody wants to say we could add more value to this bank, we have been growing at double digit growth rates, profits are substantially higher. the fact is, we are a global bank. adequately scale for the environment. that's all and focused o

bond yields are unchanged on the two-year, talking about the stasis we are seeing.tomorrow. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathon: 04%. can't onto the open starts now announcer: everything you need to get start for the set of u.s. trading. this is bloomberg "the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathon: biden meets mccarthy approaching a debt ceiling deadline. tightening lending standards and we can

what we have got at the moment is stasis. diy has been in the 2% range for months.nths. you have to play in the rates market. the cleanest way is to look at those year-end estimates for funds and fake those moves. i don't think the fed will be cutting anywhere near that amount at the end of the year. jonathan: thank. you for beingwith us coming up in the next -- thank you for being with us. coming up, troy guy ascii, matt horn bok, and frances donald. tom: i get it. we are not positive year to date. how long did it take -- does it take to get back out of this bear market? in 1972 to get back to the peak, it took 10 years to get back to what we have accomplished in 18 months. i think the resiliency here is underplayed. we are looking at apple tomorrow and the spectacular luxury sector, but the answer is after a grim, pandemic bear market we came back pretty fast. i don't think that is in the zeitgeist. jonathan: one man's resilience is another man's complacency. it has been a tight regimen. 4200 has been quite scenic over the last few months. your to date we are at a

talking about a financial crisis that never transpired and no people are almost talking about this stasisriod where they can actually make shifts like this without any major disruption in do it easily? sonali: a fascinating to talk about this when people are worried about a potential recession. morgan stanley has seen some of the worst days since 2008 and they know what it is like. it is calm enough to start transitioning. this is the time for the next generation to step in. tom: ok, maybe, paul davis wrote this five months ago for bloomberg and thinking to the washington post for publishing paul davies. goldman sachs is "far, far behind morgan stanley." it is all about asset management. where do saperstein fit into that? my basic take is to pick is the older guy and has the swagger of -- ted pick is the older guy and has the swagger. sonali: in the trading business, these are a bunch of loyalists. this goes back to when keller was there and you worried about traders leaving without a solid person they trust to leads the troops. on andy, he has tens of thousands of financial advisors acro

there has been stasis. the inflation vectors are sticky . tom: do think after the coronation the king of england kicks that can down the road? lisa: you think there is a royal debt ceiling? just because i sit in this chair does not mean i could comment on the royal debt ceiling. tom: we will frame the inflation debate. there is service sector angst and goods angst. i do not think will -- i do not think people understand the disparity of 7.1% services. goods up 1.5%. almost disinflation to true deflation. lisa: the problem with this, on one hand you could say you are seeing disinflation and the services side will follow. the problem is you could say when services starts to pull off new could see a real inflation of the goods. this is a push poll of the bifurcated economy that leaves people concerned about stickier inflation. tom: data check. dow down 49. the vix does not want to crawl out over 20, 18.02. in the yield space, two year yield -- big dog has done nothing. 27 585. lisa: is that it ferro quote? does he quote bitcoin. i didn't air t

if we get some form of yield adjustment, yields stasis sticking inflation, the 30 year mortgage rate i looked at this morning, 7.17%. it is up nicely. jonathan: let's put these different issues together. a debt ceiling deal, potentially passing congress this week, and if it does, you get hundreds of billions of dollars of issuance coming to the market. does that compete with what the banks are trying to achieve, which is attract and retain, deposits? we will see how that plays out. at columbia thread needle saying he did not think it would be a big deal. we will see how it plays out. tom: currency market, let's do that briefly before we get to that. euro-dollar, 1.744. we saw that breaking down through 107. it is a free fall to 105. we had the 1.06 handle briefly. jonathan: the lowest session. 1.0 744 is where we are at the moment. a touch of dollar weakness. reversing the trend with yields not up at down. you took us to the road. tom: good morning, united kingdom. i love in england how you get relegated and you go down and as much you go up and they are kicking penalty kicks at wimb

how much are we looking at this stasis in markets regardless of what we get in about 90 minutes?an: looking forward to that number in 88 minutes time. there it is. tom: you are fired up today. lisa: who are you talking to? jonathan: in the bond market, yields higher by three basis points. 3.40 on a 10 year. euro, 1.10. tom: we will have to see from that. i look at the data and i go back because i did on monday to the two year yield, what was it, 4.10? you look at that 8:30 and follow the bank data. that is your friday. jonathan: reclaiming 70 on wti, one to watch in the oil market. lisa: that is been a mystery with people saying the fundamentals do not cohere with weakness in oil prices. 8:30 a.m., u.s. payrolls report for the month of april. it will give us a sense of where the labor market is, particularly with wages if they come in around the same 0.3% month over month. we are not seeing a decline in terms of the pace of increases. that will present a challenge for the fed. fed speak today includes jim bullard, lisa cook. people trying to parse out where the dissonance lies, t

. >> is not a comfortable stasis. this is not a relaxing time for investors.. people are not saying they are happy with their investments. they are sitting on their hands awaiting for a catalyst, that makes me think we are in for some extreme motions, or else, we will disrupt the year. we are playing the chicken with the s&p 500. it is ridiculous, but were doing it again. on the s&p, we are positive zero point oh percent on the s&p. >> we are waiting to play chutes and ladders if there is some sort of catalyst. we get the university of michigan sentiment survey, and i'm looking at this headline. possibly, we are going to get a longer-term projection, given the fact that the last time, they went up for five to 10 years. this is interesting to me. people are getting interested, and that is concerning. perhaps, we get a sense of how concerning that is. we get the fed speaker and fed president who will be speaking at usc. i am interested to see if they will address that oversight. with silicon valley, that's what everyone wants to know. at 745, we have philip jeff