roger stockton was a seasoned rider, but his son bradley was just 21.the pair came eighth in a race earlier in the week, but yesterday their experience at the races came to a sudden end when they were killed in the final lap of the sidecar race. bradley was a keen footballer in his home town of crewe. to bradley. today his team—mates and coach came together to pay a heartfelt tribute. 0n the pitch, he played for everyone. if anyone got in a bit of a tussle, he was first there to back them up. he was a fiery character but with a heart of gold off the pitch. he carried on throughout school and it was literally just nonstop laughter, there was never a dull moment between us three as a group. i don't know, it was just a mad connection. it's hard to talk about it now, just thinking about it, but... but the reality of the races here on the isle of man means everyday roads become a race track in an instant, where riders can reach speeds of up to 200 miles an hour. so while organisers have improved training for marshals and technology around the course, hundred

watching as we head into the second half of the year, including mohammed el-erian, bob doll, katie stockton and barbara doran. let's get straight to the market as we wrap up this first half, 58 minutes and change left over. mike santoli is here to put this rough start to the year in context. >> the first half is dying the way it lived caught between these twin concerns of stubborn inflation that will keep the fed in a hostile mode towards financial assets and concerns about a stalling economy the result here is a pretty well defined downturn we peaked right at the start of the year especially since early april it's been that steep decline these bounces have been relatively fleeting, unconvincing the last one with the mid-june low, we were down just above 3600 for an intraday low you got about 9% above that quickly and it's given most of it if not all of it back right now. one thing i'm focused on is where we've gone back to, a year and a half of gains that have been more or less unwound. this area right here is somewhat interesting, though. early november of 2020 when we got the pfizer/bion

katie stockton is here with us katie, you send this last night before futures were trading.p on the dow and 2% on the nasdaq i said i have no idea what is going on with futures and why they are in the green. you probably do. is this just your perfect oversold bounce setting up >> i think so. you know, the technicals will never answer the question why something is happen. we did get oversold extremes in the market leadership and volume and sentiment. all of those got to levels we have not seen in most cases since the covid 2020 low and some before that yet, we have a down trend. it has a hold on the major indices. we want to have that framework when we evaluate the short-term which bodes well for stabilization if not a bounce in the indices that could last one to three weeks our indicators are set up and that could be viewed that is counter trend. >> are we in a longer or medium-term down trend whatever happens today or this week >> it won't fix it oversold bounce is unlikel enough to impact the medium-term or long-term gauges. that is pointing lower the s&p is down 11% month

i'm thinking of turkey blocking accession by finland and sweden. stockton. buck referred to it himself in the last few days or something he take seriously. given the fact that old decisions in nato require consensus couldn't turkey seriously blunt nato's edge. not nature's edge, but it can belong to enlarge and clearly because you need an unlimited, you say the turkey is involved in a very bloody and difficult syrian civil war. and remember the cause. this faction is also a factor in internal turkish politics, including in, in the current campaign, in turkey. so issues to do with a courtesy parties, all the formations are very serious, turkey and finland. and we do not have to engage in a serious dialogue with talk your budget. but i can assure you that the great majority of members, poland, included, you will see finland and sweden as enhancements of our security. and i'd be very happy to have the freedom to fin alongside me in the trench. let's talk a bit about america if we may. joe biden has spent the time since he took office, telling your opinions. america is back. but the holy,

now let's give them a chance. nato's boss, young stockton bug said a few days ago, that the alliance must be prepared for the loan. the whole is it? in fact, prepared for that in your view, or can you foresee circumstances under which nato might not hold together over that long whole might reluctantly accepted russia, hold on to the areas in the region. so that seized i think president fujen has given the nature of a new lease of life, you know, off to the year of expedition. we've wafaa some people in the airlines were wondering whether it's still relevant. we've been warning a western allies all along russia, state ideology, russia security services, and russia sizes points to a new imperialism. and unfortunately, we've indicated it took nature some yet to write a contingency plan for central europe. then some minimal physical presence. but this physical presence is now increasing. we have elements of the 2nd airborne in southeastern poland. we have a logistical bridge to produce ports and fields with the delivery of of weapons and ammunition to ukraine. and there are plans to beef

cities like stockton, california have piloted basic income programs, sending qualified residents paymentsey too utopian and expensive? my next guest has spent years making the case for a basic income -- universal basic income, or ubi, -- michael thompson, the former democratic mayor of stockton, california. he spearheaded a and otis -- rowley, senior vice president for -- at the rockefeller foundation. thank you for joining me. michael, let me start with you. you spearheaded the basic income project, owes outcome? there one happened and who got the money? not everyone, right? >> yes, because we were doing a pilot, we weren't able to get to everyone but we made sure that we made a represented sample of the community. what we saw was that -- you, i and the viewers view money. on their kids, on maintenance, car insurance, groceries. we also saw that those received the guaranteed income were two times more likely -- those who didn't and two times less likely to be unemployed. we also saw significant mental health impacts, comparable to clinical trials of prozac. that's really interesting, esp

the city of stockton has had 21 homicides this year.says he is working with other law enforcement agencies to address gang violence. the january 6th capital, insurrection played out on live television for the world to see in tomorrow, the house committee investigating the riots will begin its primetime public hearings. the committee expects the hearing will begin to show that american democracy was put at risk. it will reconstruct how president donald trump refused to concede the 2020 election spread false claims of voter fraud and orchestrated a campaign to overturn joe biden victory. and we'll bring you that public january. 6th attack investigation hearing live in its entirety right here on ktvu. it begins tomorrow night at five. it will also be live streaming. we will also be live streaming the hearing, and if you want local news, we will be over on ktvu plus former president trump is set to testify next month in a new york civil probe into his family's business practices, according to court documents. donald trump jr and ivanka trum

stockton, i'll get things done and i sped up the fashion. it doesn't make sense to speculate on individual aspects for to noon before. stop and talk about things before they happen. but rest assured that we are working with lightning speed and made everything possible to be prepared for difficult situation progress. and as regards the question of bulgaria, joining the euro zone, the same holds true for everyone. rules need to be obeyed preparatory things need to be concluded. and from my point of view, the point of view of the euro is group. this is true for gratia. this is why we were able to take this decision. you cannot take a political decision. it has to be a certain rules have to be fulfilled and everyone agreed in the case of croatia. johnson, you have people to go stuff from urine use. i saw regarding energy energy security . i would like to ask you, given also the context that russia usa gas applies to germany, i would like a comment on that. and if in this context we are considering drugs proposal for a gas price gap and as the co

stockton and mr. schiefelbein is to let you know that we are determined to bring some corrections so we can make sure that we do not have our cattle farmers not being able to make a profit in four years. we want to reverse the term of them selling their farms, of the next generation, the children, not being able to even go into the business. the meatpackers and the farmers, the beginning of our beef supply line, and here at the end, and then our consumers. these are the main features that this committee is vitally concerned about. but at the heart of it, are you all, who produced the cattle, put the time in, the years in it. we have listened carefully. we understand what we need to do. you all have been very helpful. god bless you. and you have inspired this committee to respond and join with our next panel it. because we can't come to this solution without the meatpackers. we are all partners in this. we are the greatest agriculture system in the world. and you all have given us the information to co

it designates as terrorists, but a meeting between nato secretary general yes. stockton berg and leaders of the 3 countries at the start of the summit in madrid. quickly bore fruit in they thought we have always shown that what ever our differences we can always sit down, find common ground under sold, and the issues naples open door policy has been an historic success. welcoming finan. i'm sweden into the lions, will make them safer. naples, stronger under you'd, atlantic area more secure. the country signed a joint memorandum on their common security. after the meeting, finland's and sweden's nato membership now appears to be a formality. it's a big boost at the start of the gathering, which nato will use to set out its strategic agenda for the next decade. shortly after arriving in spain, u. s. president joe biden emphasize the importance of the meeting to the host countries leader who's to president. you're hosting a truly historic summit. and the key moment in our alliance, when russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine was shattered, piece in europe, and shattered every norm since wa

following all of the analysis -- for some analysis, let's bring in katy stockton.eard everything she had to say. you yourselves have pointed out that we have broken through some technical levels on the downside. should we be bearish on bitcoin from here given that we have seen the technical levels, and go? katie: bitcoin and others have been trending lower. bitcoin peeked in november last year. it is nothing new. it is the magnitude of the decline has been so severe. down 44% month to date and that is shocking in terms of downside momentum. and it has carried over to other coins and infected the whole space. with this kind of decline of support levels are being taken out and our last support level was broken decisively. enough so that we are already to the next support level. for bitcoin, we are watching 18,300, 19,005 hundred. that range is based on levels that a lot of fx traders like to track. and a more traditional way of deriving support. it is the key level in play. it is a natural place to see stabilization. we do see -- we do think the relief value would be

there will be a garlic festival in stockton this year. it will be held august 13 and 14 at the san joaquin county fairgrounds. the event will be run by the people who put on the san gilroy festival. organizers called off the event citing financial challenges. they are vowing to come back and say that stockton is not the successor of their event. dan: ready for game three? we have team coverage as the boys get ready for the game against the celtics, taking a stand. matthew mcconaughey visits the white house as talks of her gun-control heat up. also, preventing wildfires. a look at a big undertaken pg&e. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so hanet set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's y

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katie stockton will hold our hand a little bit. she hasn't been that positive.u? >> secular bull. secular bull secular bull she will join us at the top of the hour. >> some day the sun will shine again. >> the longest day of the year is coming, becky 24 and a half hours. we'll go to break. check out the ang fastocks you are watching "squawk box" on cnbc (vo) this is a place for ambition. a forge of progress. a unicorn in training. a corner to build a legacy. a vision for tomorrow. a fresh start. a blank canvas. a second act. a renewed company culture. a temple for ideas. and a place to make your mark. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. >>> welcome back to "squawk box. we are watching the future there is more pain dow is down 600 points nasdaq futures are off 2.9%. this is many coulis coming afts on thursday and friday this is putting us on a path that the s&p would open in bear market territory at these levels. >>> you will see the 10-year treasury at 3.25%. a lot of this spurred by the hotter than inflation numbers on friday you see the oil prices

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dolores found her own calling as an organizer in stockton, california.inded organizer. the two would make history with a shared vision for organizing farm workers and promoting worker rights. dolores huerta continues her advocacy. in a rare interview, we talked about the personal cost of change and her message for the generations that follow her. thank you for talking with me. take a look back and tell me what what you're most, what you're most proud of. >> i believe passing the amnesty bill in 1986, where a lot of immigrants were able to get their legalization status, you know, getting the farmworkers the right to have a union. and there's only three states in the united states where farmworkers have that right. and that is california, hawaii, and now new york's new york state. and so there's still a lot of work to be done. farmworkers all over the country, except for those three states, still do not have unemployment insurance. soledad o'brien: often people talk about the gap in generations. and yet, i know that a lot of the people who hang on your eve

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my name is neil stockton. i raise sheep and cattle near grass range montana and i'm representingthe northern plains resource council , western organizations of resource council and a montana cattlemen's association for which i am president. these organizations mission is to preserve family agriculture and rural communities on which we depend. i took over the family ranch in 1975. the same year i graduated from montana state university with a masters degree in re animal science. my wife and i started ranching with nothing except our degrees, the generosity of my parents and a loaner from the fha. but if i had to start from scratch today, it would be impossible. we are losing an entire generation of motivated, talented and trained young men and women because they cannot afford to take over the family farm or ranch. as mister young has just testified, the economic realities justdo not allow it . in 1975, the concentration in the beef packing industry had 4 firms controlling 25 percent of the market. today they mo

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it moves inland by the start of next weekend we could see low clouds in sacramento and stockton whichs a good sign of cooling temperatures i can. for san francisco, a slight warm up and that we watch those temperatures drop into the low 60s. a bigger change for inland valleys, 90s will go away by wednesday and next weekend with fire danger on a lot of people's minds, cooler temperatures and a deeper marine layer and low clouds. if we get those low clouds in, we will see how they behaved as we head through another week wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> there was a slight hiccup at the festival today but it did not stop people from enjoying good mu

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. >> host: robert in stockton, california. >> guest: i was a democrat and the last 10 years or so, before trump i was kind of indifferent. but personally i think the democratic party has switched completely and has become a party controlled by the elites and have offered no one with any talent. if you look at joe biden and the vice president, my god, what do you think of for people the democratic party is offering to run our country? >> guest: to robert's point, more your sense of frustration with the party, a lot of the shift away, focusing on postindustrial growth, who we consider elites, helped many corporations make money and made many voters, long-standing democratic voters feel more alienated from the party. and many people feel the party is not speaking for their interests. >> host: fort lauderdale. >> caller: i voted in 1972 for shirley chisholm in the primary and mcgovern in the general election. on the left side of the party. how do we get to the point we solve the inequality issue. >> guest: you posted before the watergate baby. one -- there are a lot of important ways, alterna

. >> from stockton who has been unemployed since february. >> it's been real hard. i came out here about, an hour away to look for jobs. >> he was just one player of the positively puzzling job fair. organizers expected around 100 people to sign up. but 500 did. considering over the past several months employers have had trouble filling positions, this was really an unexpected surge of people looking for jobs. israel's guess -- >> the economy is going crazy, gas prices are ridiculous, everybody going through something right now. we've got to get it where we can. >> reporter: she is with the work force development board. >> frankly, i am as eager as you to find out what is going on. so we will be reviewing the data to find out who showed up, why they showed up. does this mean the market is turning? that job seekers are ready to go back to work? >> it is contrary to what we've seen for most of the past six months. >> reporter: michael is an employment attorney with the former state e.d.d. director. he said strike while the iron is hot. >> we've had a rare situation th

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they'll be delivering pam ajs in the small community of lockford later this year northeast of stockton. the drones are designed to drop the packages right in your backyard. wal-mart and alphabet have already started similar deliveries. appson says they'll use feedback before expanding to other cities. >>> curiosity sent a man down a cliff, but he's okay. took a look at this cliff rescue in san francisco. the san francisco fire department tweeting this video. it happened around 8:00 a.m. near the old cliff house restaurant. you can see the video. the man made it down to the ledge on the cliff but couldn't get back up. crews managed to hoist him to safety and he was not hurt in the process. >>> a fire burning in southern california called the sheep fire is burning near the los angeles national forest. it started saturday and has already scored nearly a thousand acres. firefighters issued evacuation orders. expect cooler temperatures and slowing winds. that could help crews get the flames quicker and easier. the fire is 18% contained. >>> we're hoping fire danger is moderate and okay for

as far as lodi and stockton and other places it is expensive so we are also providing additional support for that workforce, for the nonprofit workforce as well that we can see increases in wages that can hopefully help make life a little bit better for the people who serve and workin the city and county of san francisco . lots of work to do, folks. but let me tell you something. there are people who tried to count san francisco. there are people who have tried to only focus on the negative and takethose various viral videos , put them all over the map. but here's the good news. we know what our city is. we know we are thephoenix. we noticed by earthquakes , aides, pandemics when we were left on our own and previous pandemics heard that when faced with a challenge like the phoenix vr we rise to the occasion and we make the investments and we provide the support and we come together as a city like we did during this global pandemic even though you are one of the preeminent cities in the country. we were an example and we saw one of the lowest death rates of any major city in this country

. >> reporter: from stockton, who has been unemployed since february. >> it's been real hard. i came about an hour away to look for jobs. >> reporter: he was just one player of the positively puzzling job fair. organizers expected around 100 people to sign up. but 500 did. considering over the past several months employers have had trouble filling positions, this was really an unexpected surge of people looking for jobs. israel's guess -- >> in economy is going crazy. gas prices are ridiculous. everybody going through something right now. we got to get in where we can. >> reporter: patience is with the workforce development board. >> frankly, i am as eager as you to find out what is going on. we're going reviewing the data after this today to find out who showed up, why they showed up. does this mean the market is turning? the job seekers are really ready to go back the work? >> it's certainly contrary to what we've seen for most of the past six months. >> reporter: michael is an employment attorney with duane morris and the former state edd director. he says strike while the

there will be a garlic festival this year not in gilroy but in stockton the california garlic festival will be held august 13. them 14th at the san joaquin county fairgrounds. this event will be run by the people who put on the san joaquin asparagus festival not the organizers of the gilroy festival organizers in gilroy called off. this year's event meet three moms who each like to bank their own way. luckily they've all got chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. alde, texas.y,to who grew up in . what he id >>> also tonight, the ab the teacher c o wsrv ived. ex the fourth grade teacher who was shot. every student in his classroom shot, as well. what we had not heard. his description of the gunman in his room. the police on the other side of the wall. and his message tonight to law enforcement who waited well more than an hour before charging into the room to get the gunman. amy robach is here tonight. >>> also tonight, that impassioned plea at the white house. a very rare moment. the actor from uvalde, matthew mcconaug

20th, it is a completely different game. moscow leadership understands that it is nato territory in stockton. nothing that we have confirmation yet again from july that america is going to fight and he's going to is going to basically live up to its expectations of collecting defense on the, on the north atlantic treaty people in lithuania, brent ward ever since 2014, ever since the annexation of the crimea, people here considered may need to be a frog lines. they, that's what they say here, including officials. but on the other hand, i've spoken to some people who has been in government. and they told me today that they think that this particular all the best of a moscow irritation and rage is more propaganda than fact actually, apart from actual military action against the great, that is not much that the government can do to the planet are giving us excellent analysis on what is going on surrounding the enclave of coline gra cost and he thank you. thank you. ah. went to east africa, where the death toll from a massacre in ethiopia is oral region has risen to at least $260.00 is the latest

i'm one that takes us further away from pay in stockton, but open. he said he views russia as the biggest threat to i was security. i was, he means the best we can see quite clearly that who, who is leading the question here. this is, there's been some expansion east we know over the next few days, it like to this week that they're going to be discussing in sweden's membership. all, all that. well, i think it's a very clear message to nato is not interested in peace is not interested in dial. they're prepared to carry on their war of aggression. i think we should try to spell any made that night. so is a defensive alliance is not an aggressive minutes. while the u. s. faces record high inflation, the white house claims everyone except itself for america. internal problems that's despite biden cancelling offshore drilling and gasoline left and right ortiz kill them up in comments. as us inflation keeps climbing, jo biden's, popularity keeps thinking. the rate of inflation and united states has just surpassed a 40 year high, a whopping 8.6 percent, and

stockton, 103, 104 in brett. would you get the idea?zling temperatures, especially in little things are about to change. the whole pattern is about to ship just a bit. you've got a very active pacific. got there. you get the storms out there as well. nothing poking through just jet high pressure out ahead. but that ridge, it's going start to slide eastward as it moves eastward. these temperatures are going to start to come down now tomorrow, maybe a 10 degree drop in some of those temperatures inland by tomorrow afternoon. and we're getting that sea breeze picking up again. so we've had that hot day, though, that cool ocean air is going to start to move on shore. much cooler weather expected for the weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up in 2 minutes. thanks, laura. it's still to come tonight, paying respects to the victims of aids. >> how this year's memorial i meet three sisters learning how to spend, save, and budget. all with chase first banking. freedom for kids. ♪ ♪ control for parents. one bank with tools for both. chase.

i'm one that takes us further away from pay in stockton berg open. he said that he views russia as the biggest threat to our security by ours he means the west, but we can see quite clearly that who, who is leading the question here. this is there's been some expansion east that we know over the next few days. it like this week that they're going to be discussing finland and sweden membership. all of that, i think it's a very clear message that nato is not interested in peace. it's not interested in dial. they're prepared to carry on their war of aggression to be i think we should kind of dispelled any missed that nato is a different alliance, is not an aggressive machine. while the u. s. face is record high inflation due to rising fuel and gas prices. the white house continues to win, everyone except itself, or just kill them up and coming. as us inflation keeps climbing, jo biden's, popularity keeps thinking. the rate of inflation and united states has just surpassed a 40 year high, a whopping 8.6 percent, and of course the white house is happy to

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i'd like for you to take a listen to what nato secretary general un stockton beck said earlier today, take a listen, will agree a new strategic concept. the madrid said strategic concept that will be the blueprint for nato in a more dangerous and unpredictable world. we will agree and fundamental shift toward the turns of the fence with more high redness forces with more forward or defense with more preposition equipment. so mister keys, events or nato wants to increase its rapid reaction force from 40002300000. that is a huge increase. what role would germany have in that? well, this is really a very good sign, but nature will become a fortress, and ukraine will become an unsecure 5. so it is not defending with these on forces ukraine. we must be aware. germany's part is at least a shell of 10 percent and 10 percent means that we will bring in about $30000.00 from these 300000. this was a promise from the last defense minister last year. and i believe this is a fair share. also, hebert and sharing which is needed for german credibility, that means at least 10 percent 30000. so just i

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