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so he essentially was gifted tiffany gift at tiffany's. the cost of acquiring tiffany was negative, which contributed to his becoming world's richest man. so it was a gift from the central bank. the central bank is, this is how central banks create wealth and income gaps. if you're bernard, i know you get paid to borrow money and by huge income producing assets like definitely, if you're working as a worker at this company, you're battling for every 1000 euros. in the streets, you know, protesting inhaling, tear gas, battling the police because of the central bank. so it all comes back to the central bank, the european central bank in this case. and of course, christine the guard who runs the pants entre bank currently. so this is how the central banks and the population are in can test with each other. i think now with the u. k. speaking such poor french, which is the highest possible insult. you can, you can really foist onto the french, the, ga, ga, and the other internal strife that's going out of france instead of being internalized w

one of your calls of the day tiffany, degas, you both own it. pete, we'll start with you, you bought some calls i think today, por a couple of hours ago. >> yeah, a couple hours ago, sully. it's really interesting, because this is a name since it was 529 we started to see bullish activity flowing into this name. so this has been a great run for a while. those expired. now all of a sudden today we get the buyer of 600 strike calls. it has to manufacture in a short time but that's what it does. moves rapidly. i'd rather be in the calls because i know the performance in the last couple weeks is incredible ultralong term there is more because of the pricing power but i do want to continue to follow with the options. they have been dead on, sully, the last couple weeks, as the stock is making the unbelievable rise >> yeah, and degas as well, you own it, owned it a while i assume this is a core holding or are you waiting for something maybe to cash out on >> no, this is a core holding because what we're seeing is that once the subscribe base growth al

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my name is tiffany wong. as mark said, i am the acting audit manager for the whistle-blower program. i'm stepping in for our program manager, dave jensen. i'm pleased to present today's update on the whistle-blower program's recent activities and initiatives. next slide, please. [inaudible] from the california government code commission, 53.76, appendix "f," and the campaign governmental conduct code, article 4. next slide, please. the whistle-blower program has jurisdiction over specific matters. the whistle-blower program shall investigate or otherwise attempt to resolve reports concerning misuse of city funds, im improper activities, deficiencies in the delivery of government services and government practices. also per the charter, the whistle-blower program does not have jurisdiction over specific matters. and it must refer certain matters in which another city department is required to investigate by federal, state, or local law, matters which may be resolved through ag ag aggrievences. our whistle-blowe

futures with a more muted open dow jones industrial average implied higher 30 points we have tiffanywith me tiffany, is there a catalyst that you are looking for to propel the stocks higher or are we due for a longer period of consolidation? >> what a good question early in the morning, dom how are you? listen, we're in september which is historically the weakest month of the market. coming off summer and really going into fall. again, we really haven't had a correction or anything close to it all year. even before. since last fall. we expected the ride to get more bu bumpy. in terms of where i see opportunities, there are these glimmers of really, really strong resilient areas of the market you mentioned luxury retail earlier. european reporter on the european markets mentioned that. that is an area i like a name i like is capri holdings. it owns versace and michael kors they reported quarterly. they are up 178% year over year. the second category i like is the so-called stay at home sto stocks we have talked about that for over a year. the stocks that are supposed to not do as well

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>> well, thanks for having me, tiffany.h information actually about how entergy has failed the communities both in new orleans and surrounding. you mentioned that some folks are not expected to have power for weeks. i want to make sure that we're definitely talking about those folks in the coastal parishes, the river parishes who are being kept in the dark literally and metaphorically in terms of information that what has happened here, what was the real failure when we were told this particular power plant was going to solve everybody's problems. >> what does this mean for people who live in these neighborhoods. i think it's striking that the power plant was built in a predominantly black and vietnamese neighborhood. i've been in that neighborhood in 2005 after katrina struck. what's the danger for having something like this in this neighborhood? >> well, the very communities in louisiana who are bearing the brunt of these climate change exacerbated storms are the very same communities that have historically been bearing t

coming up next on "today in the bay," breakfast at tiffany's got a makeover. the partnership with beyonce and jay-z and how the two plan to give back to the community. >>> nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are honoring local heros for the positively good awards. head to nbcbayarea.com to learn more and submit your nominee today. >>> happening now restaurants along university avenue in palo alto will start preparing for the street to reopen to traffic. in a unanimo vote the city council decided university avenue should reopen october 15th, california, avenue will remain closed until june of next year. during the pandemic both have been closed to cars, so restaurants could offer more outdoor dining. we'll be right back. >>> powerhouse couple beyonce and jay-z are dripping in jewels for a cause in their about love campaign with tiffany and company. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ blue river wider ♪ >> that's pretty. >> that is pretty, right. although i would have told you, your necklace is backward. the high-end jewelry company partnering with the stars to create a scholarship program. they

jonathan and tiffany believe that mask wearing could harm their kids, something the medical communityed. >> we have everything from increased acne to upper respiratory infection to staph infections, nasal -- >> fungal infection. >> fungal infections. people are getting -- >> social impacts. >> social impacts and early childhood development is another one we're just starting to discover. >> a lot of the reasons people are citing for not wanting to wear masks are just factually incorrect. maybe masks can cause a little bit more acne. they definitely don't cause an increase in upper respiratory infections. a mask is not going to cause your child to lose their life. a mask is not going to cause your child to wind up on a ventilator. covid, however, will. >> reporter: two hours down the road from the broadbents, meredith ripley is a mom of three. two of her kids have special needs. because of that, she supports mandatory masks. >> for me it is about caring more for others than myself. and i think that that's something that's important in my faith, that's something that jesus taught, is to

tiffany cross.m the capitol. >> always good to share the skeeno screen with you, mehdi. we are doing a deep dive for viewers on extremism and domestic terrorism in various forms. i know a lot of people are focused on the marchers today. but they're not the most dangerous. it's the policy. week we'll look at how it crops up in policy voting rights to housing and infrastructure and even hrveg, mehdi. you have to notice how social media and the online hate groups fueled the groups leading to deadly outcomes we saw on january 6th. we have a former capitol police officer, a security guard attacked by trump supporters. she will join me talking about her experiences and we'll bring on jauquin castro. he is weighing in on the january th investigation committee. the people aligned with this justice march suggests nothing happened that was dangerous. but we believe our ears and eyes. and we see the damage caused, the five lives that this insurrection cost. so we want to remind our audience exactly what happen

do you have questions, tiffany? >> commissioner yu: this is tiffany. first i want to say that i remember your presentation maybe two years ago to this month when i not only want to say congratulations on building out your team, but i also remember -- i think that the number was maybe 70 or 80 hires and now it's at 110. so progress. and i really -- and i also want to congratulate you on the first national disability employment event that will happen next month. that is also a big deal to at least to be having some programming coming out of the city recognizing that. so lots of amazing wins. my only question was -- and i couldn't tell if you covered it in the program, but i know that you had talked about the expansion of the entry level exempt. and i am not familiar with all of the terminology. but i was curious if you had any data on what percentage of people through the ace program that were hired into a one-year program who were then able to transition into permanent employment with the city? >> oh, yes, we definitely keep that information. so what i'

>> tiffany, we've got to do a whole segment on this.ed to your phone to watch how many likes are coming in, right? of course the focus here is on our youth, on young users, but this just stands across pretty much every single instagram user, any social media user, you know, and yet we've just given it so much power and collectively we almost have to decide what kind of boundaries do we need to set? when you're scrolling, it's also hard to not believe what you're seeing as true, right? the way we can apply these filters. there's just a natural pathway to feeling inadequate, feeling as though we're not doing enough. feeling some anxiety, depression, of eating disorders. i can't even imagine what that must be like as a teenager at a time when you feel so much immense pressure to have part of your life so public and perfect, right? and yet 40% of instagram users are under the age of 22. you know, so i just -- i'm very curious to understand whether or not we need an additional platform, we need more surveillance, curated algorithms. if it's

. >> reporter: tiffany young, a lead case manager and sierra mccormick, a former case care coordinator of seven current and former employees of lhi we spoke with. they say delays and dysfunction have become far too common. >> a first-time phone call, those basic appointments are scheduling into march, april of next year. >> reporter: just to get on the line with someone and find out what you might have a right to in terms of health care? >> yes. >> reporter: what's the impact on care? >> members have to choose. am i going to wait for program coverage or am i going to bill it to mier from health insurance where we're then stuck with expenses. and quite a few of our members don't even have primary health insurance. >> reporter: sierra quit after a member had their teeth removed due to cancer. >> was covered through the program, and we are still months later looking for a provider to provide the dentures. >> reporter: so the member has no teeth >> reporter: tiffany and sierra also say lhi isn't equipped to deal with a population with significant rates of post traumatic stress. do the peop

so tiffani and i have written this book, espionage and enslavement in the revolution. it is bringing forward a new story for america. a story of a woman of color and how she experienced the revolutionary war. how she really got intertwined with the life of the spy robert townsend. to know about her and to know about him we have to reflect on the world they lived in. and so, elizabeth was born into slavery. she was enslaved from the first moment of her life. enslaved by the townsend family. born around 1763 and now that house where she was born is a museum and oyster bay, long island. if anybody comes to long island i urge you to visit our museum and learn more about the story. now, the world she was born into had legal slavery and every one of the 13 colonies. slave ads like these appeared in every newspaper. the colony she was born into, new york, was actually the epicenter of slavery in the north. of all of the colonies north of maryland, new york had by far the most slavery. in fact, in 1770 when she was just a girl if you added up all of the slavery and the new eng

so tiffani and i have written this book, espionage and enslavement in the revolution.nging forward a new story for america. a story of a woman of color and how she experienced the revolutionary war. how she really got intertwined with the life of the spy robert townsend. to know about her and to know about him we have to reflect on the world they lived in. and so, elizabeth was born into slavery. she was enslaved from the first moment of her life. enslaved by the townsend family. born around 1763 and now that house where she was born is a museum and oyster bay, long island. if anybody comes to long island i urge you to visit our museum and learn more about the story. now, the world she was born into had legal slavery and every one of the 13 colonies. slave ads like these appeared in every newspaper. the colony she was born into, new york, was actually the epicenter of slavery in the north. of all of the colonies north of maryland, new york had by far the most slavery. in fact, in 1770 when she was just a girl if you added up all of the slavery and the new england colon

>> correct. >> reporter: tiffany and sierra also say atn with significant rates of posanbackground inhealth? >> i did not have nearly enough training. >> reporter: the world trade center health program tells nbc news it cannot comment on specific member cases, but said it's aware of concerns and where appropriate is working with lhi to address them. lhi said it's committed to treating every individual we serve with care and compassion, and it will carefully review members' concerns. people might think well, this is how our american health care system work. >> i do not remember the last time i had to wait six months to address a confirmed diagnosis. >> reporter: back in erie, doctors just discovered a cancerous tumor in michael's jaw. he'll be asking for more help from lhi. >> i think it's funny they end every phone call with "thank you for what you did." i don't need their thanks. i was doing my job. i want them to do their job. >> reporter: 20 years after that horrible day, lhi's contract to serve those who served a nation is up for renewal by the federal government. kate snow, nbc n

i want to bring in in my colleague tiffany cross of the cross-connection. i missed you.you're talking to julian castro, the hummer hud secretary and presidential candidate about this. >> well back from vacation. good to see you. and happy to have you back in the chair and share the screen with you again. but you're right. labor day is going to be really dismal for millions of americans wondering how exactly they're keeping a roof over their heads and food on the table as federal programs end on monday that responded unemployment benefits during the pandemic. which is still going on by the way. so you're right. i'll be talking to our friend julian castro and congressman from california. who signed on to the letter to president biden to focus on hunger. so we'll talk about what needs to happen and why a lot of democratic lawmakers are now largely silent on this matter. you expect that from the republican party since they're focused on phone records. but this isn't really a strong point for the democratic party as well. plus i'll be talking to the shameful texas abortion ba

tiffany cross is looking into it. i've missed you.to be with you and i am so glad you're digging deep into what goes on in ryker's island. >> let me just say first, ali, it is a pleasure to have you back from your well-deserved time off and glad to share the screen with you this morning. yeah. you brought up a very serious subject, just this past week there was yet another death at rikers and this is the 11th death this year and reports of widespread inmate violence and deplorable conditions that are common place at this complex and i'll be talking to hakeem broader, the brother of khalif broader and as you know, khalif was housed unjustly at rikers when he was just 16 years old. he was there for three years without a trial. so i'm going to ask the new york state legislator what he and his colleagues plan to do to fix this problem. plus, there's a lot happening, ali. a lot of talk about progressives, versus establishment and we just want to get rid of the labels and policies that will impact the rising majority of this country. and ha

tiffany wilding joins us. i don't want to be too insane about what's happening. in markets before. it's not time to gather gold, guns and bottled water but on the other hand, this ever grand issue has been referred to as kind of a long-term capital management moment. i guess that's better than lehman brothers. how do you see what's going on around china and affecting the rest of the world? >> we are actually seeing more evidence of contagion within chinese equity markets as well as the hong kong property sector. i think there is a little bit more worry and markets today that this could have a bigger impact. it's not going to be isolated to just ever grand. these issues have been going on for quite some time and we have been -- we have known there has been a lot of issues. the thing that was unknown was the interconnection between businesses that can create these kind of contagion events. that's what the market is focused on today and the china property market more broadly. it's highly connected to global markets through trade and things like commodity demand, etc

wisconsin congressman tom tiffany.now you started sounding the alarm about this weeks ago but nobody was listening then. >> let's go back to four weeks ago when i made my first trip to fort mccoy, what did we find out, 2000 people, evacuees that were there at that time and a lot of them are going to special immigrant visa process, they were not being fully vetted as the biden administration said they should be your would be. also people complete the basic anytime. fast forward to last friday i made my second trip there and what did we find out, 13,000 people in the commanding officer told us 3 weeks prior the basal has capacity for 10,000 people severe is clearly overcrowding going on in 600 people in quarantine, chickenpox, measles, covid, tech virtuoso but now we're hearing bearings crimes being committed like wifebeating, rape, rape of young boys and this is all because the biden administration did not that these evacuees as they should have. >> policies welcoming afghan refugees with open arms and our tax dollars.

so this is a tiffany chamber stick.we can see the perfect one and see the damaged one. and they just lift out. and i, i-- i have-- i'm the winner. i have the damaged one. (chuckles) so this is your fitter rim. okay. and yours should be perfect. we're going to turn this over, and we have the tiffany studios mark right here with the number 5640. and that's a pattern number. these are circa 1905. circa... now, if we'll put this back down. great. and if you could carefully put your little end in. you've done this a few times, i know. sure. and even though we're missing one screw on the one i'm doing, it still holds it tight enough, but you definitely want to replace the screw. okay. the bottom parts are bobeches. and they hold blown tiffany glass in there. so when we get talking about damage on important pieces, we have to get down to the nitty-gritty of damage. you can see that this particular bobeche has cracks and chunks out of it. right. it happens to be one of the most difficult restorations you can find on a piece. ok

now, tiffany, michael, we know how hard this entire year has been for you.our mood. guess what, guys, you are going to disney world. >> wow! >> there you go. [ cheers ] >> how do you feel? >> this is great. we truly appreciate it and were not expecting this. >> reporter: we al wand to do something for these wonderful health care heros. everyone here did everything they could to keep the doors open, offering that special care for children like london and so many others. guys, we got something for you. come on up. let's see what's going on in that truck right now. all of this is for you. thousands upon thousands of toys right here all for you. it's from the children's starlight foundation. disney, they go on a tour of hospitals and offer toys, books, games, everything from all of disney's beloved, beloved brand. now, inside that truck is also 500 uniforms or should i say toon-iforms they will wear on the floor and disney is offering $5,000 worth of merchandise credit to spend at disney.com. how about that, guys? [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: we are risi

. >> reporter: of everyone here, tiffany jackson has lost the most. her aunt, wanda green, died on flight 93 and tiffany hopes her death will come to mean more than ringing the bell. >> it remind me i need to be a better person. we all do. you know, how we pull together then is how we should be pulling together now. i think it's just a reminder that we need to appreciate the time that we have with each other. >> reporter: in union city, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> the union city flight 93 memorial was built in 2007 and now holds observances every five years. the next one is scheduled for 25th anniversary in 2026. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the historic service at a bay area church today and how it is marking a new chapter of inclusivity. >>> how the tragic events of 9/11 are inspiring people of 9/11 to give back today. >> they came together. they worked together as a team. they tried to do something and they came close. >> after 10, 20 years after sacrificing his own life to save countless others, we'll look at the lasting l

and i'm here today joined by our audit manager tiffany wong.k you for the opportunity, first of all, to briefly present to you our -- some highlights on one of our reports that we've issued in the last year and a half. really the report that we issued in january of 2021 really does provide some context on this on the communication by commissioner and staff with potential bidders during contracting process. just as a background before we proceed, as you may already know about a year and a half ago when the mohammed nuru investigation became public, we at the controller's office set out to conduct a series of assessments to shed light on the internal weaknesses with the claims against mr. nuru. the overarching goal is to really provide a set of recommendations that would address the internal control weaknesses and improve transparency, reduce the risk of fraud and safeguard public funds. next slide, please. this representation is basicallu with the five reports that we have issued so far. so these are starting in june of 2020 and we issued our ve

. >> reporter: at the flight 93 memorial in union city today, tiffany jackson remembered her aunt wanda green, a flight attendant on the highjacked plane. >> i think it just taught us again to appreciate each moment we have with each other and love each other. she was an incredible, loving person. very nurturing. and so that's how -- that's what it remind mess to be. >> reporter: reuniting to remember the pain from the past and promise of the future. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> in los gatos, a powerful ceremony at the flame of liberty memorial. it pays tribute to the two los gatos high school graduates who were on flight 93 and fought the highjackers and diverted it to crash in shanksville, pennsylvania. highjackers intended it to crash into the capitol building in washington, d.c. the two men's heroics along with others on board saved countless lives on the ground. >> it's about honoring what happened 20 years ago in our town here, we had two members from flight 93, two heros that got a group together and stormed the cockpit, todd beamer and mark bingham, los gatos high scho

. >> tiffany was the head of household. >> i am -- >> but after her personal pawn won the powerful coin50 percent chance right now of beening the new hoh. >> anonymously. >> a fateful flip may clear the new secret hoh. >> i am in deep trouble. >> and claire decided to keep tiffany's nominees in place.

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tiffany burrow is director of organizations operations for organization. >> we see people in the asylum seeking process but it appears the majority are not. >> under the bridge, there are a lot more people. over here we are seeing a trickle of them although it's in the hundreds. so it's a lot for us too. >> reporter: in washington, members of the congressional black caucus met with white house officials demanding accountability for what they consider the mistreatment of migrants. >> we witnessed cowboys with their reigns again whipping black people, haitians, into the water and we're saying to the president and everybody else you have to stop this madness. >> reporter: the same lawmakers are calling for removal of border patrol agents seen on horseback intimidating migrants. the agents are currently under investigation and in the meantime have been reassigned to administrative duties. >>> u.s. special envoy to haiti has resigned amid the crisis. he cited quote inhumane and counterproductive decision to deport thousands of haitian refugees from u.s. border in his resignation letter. he w

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tiffany: calvin got diagnosed june 10 of 2018. he has rhabdomyosarcoma, a soft tissue cancer.they're like, we are going to do everything we can. and when they say everything, they mean everything. st. jude is the gold at the end of a rainbow for a family like ours. they've really given our family hope. and we are so grateful and thankful for everything. (jackie) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... i ignored them. but when the twitching and jerking in my face and hands affected my day to day... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, behaviors, feelings, or have suicidal thoughts. common side effects include inflammation of the n

tiffany borow who runs a nonprofit in the city says her office is helping hundreds of migrants a day who are released. i don't know if it's safe to say that during your time in this part of the border that you've never seen anything like this. >> no, no, no. we are a tiny rural community. i mean, that's half the size of our town. >> reporter: texas governor abbott sent a fleet of state-owned vehicles as a symbolic barricade along the border. just outside the bridge camp there are state troopers lined up as far as the eye can see in either direction here. the point is to build a wall of vehicles to prevent anyone from slipping into the u.s. inside the camp, conditions continue to deteriorate as thousands await their fate. the u.s. is preparing to nearly double the number of haitians deported by air. more than 1,000 haitians have been deported since sunday. tempers flared in port-au-prince as some of the deported migrants tried to rush back into the plane. back at the border, the anxiety over deportation is palpable. these teen girls left haiti with their family for south america when

. >> reporter: so many of the migrants released to wait for asylum hearings coming to tiffany's nonprofitshelter. this time last year how many people would you help a week >> 25. >> reporter: and today? >> in the last three days, over a thousand. >> reporter: now her concern isn't running out of supplies but attention. >> numbers will go down the media attraction of it will disappear. and -- and then we'll be hit with another wave. >> reporter: this problem never goes away for you. >> right. >> reporter: and an update on those government records suggesting some of the migrants across this river may have been headed to guantanamo bay. tonight the white house says there was some confusion and that was never the case lester >> all right morgan, thank you. >>> tonight a new warning about a potential government shutdown that could start one week from today. peter alexander is at the white house. peter, that warning coming from the biden administration. >> reporter: yeah, lester that's right the white house budget prepare for a possible government shutdown that could happen in one week if lawma

tiffany. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. mr. tiffany: mr. speaker, i rise in support of this amendment, and i want to thank the gentleman from alabama for the time. the amendment i speak of comes after many years of experiencing well-documented u.s. navy maintenance backlogs and defishenses in much -- deficiencies in much-needed upgrades. our military needs to be the readiest it can be in order to meet the challenges of the future. and this amendment will help do that. shipyards across the country are ready, willing, and able to support the maintenance and upgrade requirements needed by our naval assets, including, one, in superior, wisconsin, in my congressional district. these nonhome port shipyards can support vital surge capacity, addressing maintenance needs that cannot always be addressed in a timely fashion at home ports. this change will also support good family wage jobs across the country. i am real pleased to have worked with representative -- with the representative across the border. and by utilizing those people that work in th

. >> reporter: each name was read including tiffany jackson's aunt wanda green, who was a flight attendant. >> all the emotions come back, wondering where she was, if she was okay. >> reporter: she came to honor the passengers and crew who died on the hijacked flight on september 11th. she reflects 20 years later. >> it's just taught us again to appreciate each moment that we have with each other and love each other. she was an incredible, loving person, very nurturing. and so that's what it reminds me to be. >> reporter: first responders and city leaders. the event was slimmed down because of covid but the emotions were the same. this memorial in union city was dedicated in 2007. >> me being a marine corps veteran, i really feel that. >> reporter: in los gatos, a powerful ceremony by the flame of liberty memorial. >> it's about what happened 20 years ago. in our town we had two members from flight 93, two heroes who got a group together and stormed the cockpit, todd beamer and mark bingham. >> reporter: there was a plaque here to honor the veterans and show respect. there was aid tribute