with me, and it was tim scott that would walk me through some of those dark days, and it was tim scott who took that opportunity when he knew i was in a very hurtful place to invite me to south carolina to a place where i had served in the united states army reserve, to speak to all of those wonderful women veterans, and i had no idea that he had invited my daughter to come down and give that introduction for me. just over that weekend, to spend that time with my daughter, to celebrate women serving in the military, she flew from west point down to south carolina. jim had planned the entire thing, and i knew nothing about it, and when he called her out from backstage come as you can imagine, you all know i can get very emotional, and when he called her out from backstage, it was such a special moment in my life. my heart was to singing, because i was able to spend that time with my daughter and one of my true best friends, so it is a lot about what people do in front of the camera, and tim obviously has such a wonderful connection to people when he is in public, but the way he acts in

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tim johnson, abc7 news.: for the last four months, the family of a missing oakland woman has been hoping for answers in her disappearance. tonight, police say she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. marshall jones was killed by police yesterday. officials were trying to arrest him for the murder and officer say he lunged at them with a knife. the police department says she was killed on or about january 6. >> we did not want him dead, we wanted him arrested to pay for his sins. we wanted to meet with him face-to-face. we wanted to look him in the eye and asked him why? ask him, where is alexis? dan: police say they hope someone who has knowledge will feel empowered to come forward. still ahead, president biden addresses the nation in a primetime speech. the action needed to stop it. sandhya: showers in the forecast. hour-by-hour, coming up. dan: first, a look at what is coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thank you. hello my friends in the bay area. jimmy kimmel tonight. queen latifah, top gun actor. mu

tim, a quick comment — over 50 years. tim, a quick comment on _ over 50 years. a quick. comment on the pressure on players because of course so much pressure on emma raducanu this year. 19 years old. there is concern about the pressure that sponsors want in terms of what she has to do other than just trying to win tennis matches. just trying to win tennis matches-— just trying to win tennis matches. , ,, ., ., ., matches. yes, i think a lot of that is misplaced, _ matches. yes, i think a lot of that is misplaced, actually. i that is misplaced, actually. she could have done a lot more deals. the agency that works for her could have done a lot more deals than they have. actually, they've chosen to have far fewer sort of sponsorship events and commitments in her schedule then she could have taken. so, i think a lot of it is misplaced but of course, there is huge pressure on her.- is huge pressure on her. yes. that's understandable. - is huge pressure on her. yes. that's understandable. it - is huge pressure on her. yes. that's understandable. it is, l that's unders

tim johnson, abc7 news.r the last four months, the family of a missing oakland woman has been hoping for answers in her disappearance. tonight, police say she was killed by her ex-boyfriend. marshall jones was killed by police yesterday. officials were trying to arrest him for the murder and officer say he lunged at them with a knife. the police department says she was killed on or about january 6. >> we did not want him dead, we wanted him arrested to pay for his sins. we wanted to meet with him face-to-face. we wanted to look him in the eye and asked him why? ask him, where is alexis? dan: police say they hope someone who has knowledge will feel empowered to come forward. still ahead, president biden addresses the nation in a primetime speech. the action needed to stop it. sandhya: showers in the forecast. hour-by-hour, coming up. dan: first, a look at what is coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thank you. hello my friends in the bay area. jimmy kimmel tonight. queen latifah, top gun actor. music

i'm melissa lee in the heart of times square tim see more, courtney garcia, guy adami. and we start today with a stocks live to close out the week the dow shedding 300 points while the nasdaq dropped nearly 2.5% the losses pushing the major indices into the red for the week the economy adding 390,000 jobs in may, more than the 323,000 expected and that fuelled speculation the fed may have to be more aggressive with its rate hikes. cleveland fed president weighing in on the policy backdrop on cnbc today >> i don't see a hurricane, but we have to realize that the risk of a recession have gone up. >> meanwhile, elon musk warning that tesla could cut 10% of its workforce amid a super bad feeling. those are his words, about the economy. so could there be more pain to come was this the correct interpretation of these three data points today, tim >> i think it was just a reiteration of the fed that has to be data dependent, has reiterated also that they're going to be in play at the next three meetings what happens kwond that we don't know the payroll number was disturbing for

especially in a bank that large. >> so, it's tim. have banks therefore priced in at least the expectations in the same waythat the market has on recession? i'm talking about credit quality in places where banks are going to have to reserve what do you think about valuations here relative to the environment you see? >> no, i think you're right. they have priced in definitely some part of the recessionary environment with higher credit losses the valuations look to us to be attractive now they're not as cheap as they were march 23rd, 2020, and i'm not suggesting they're going to get that low, but they're off the highs we saw in january and the banks month to date in january, the index was up 13% and has come off dramatically since then but when you look at bank stocks trading just above book value on average, 1.5 times tangible, they start to get interesting. especially if we hit this inflection point you can really see people coming back into stocks they're underowned sentiment is not positive. at these valuation level, yes, there's l

tim: there was a rally by planned parenthood. they vowed to do everything they can to protect women in other states. >> we are going to rely on people to step up to get out of the states and get the care they need. tim: while this will not impact abortions in california, people want extra steps taken. a bow on the ballot will guarantee -- a vote on the ballot will guarantee rights in the constitution. while protesters say they are frustrated, they tell us they are not going anywhere. friday is day one of a long fight ahead. >> want to seek the young people in this country get out to vote. we have a liberal generation turning 18, i want to see them out at the polls. tim: several more protests around the bay area this weekend. we will continue with those details. tim johnson, abc7 news. >> a closer look at that rally. abortion rights protesters gathered as they took to the steps of city hall. a diverse group march through the streets chanting and rerouting traffic. over in the south bay, separate demonstrations of shock and celebra

tim, you've been calling for apple to go lower.th chris roan, he said apple to 100 >> look, that's the next place on the charts and i said 125 i don't think you even do anything with apple until you get there and i'll go back and remind folks that apple was a $78 stock pre covid. so in a world where we're pricing a lot of stocks back into that context, look at the charts and do what you want, but his bernstein note was interesting because they were critical of apple's small or less than 10% recurring revenue stream we've talked so much about earnings related to the services business being part of the reason the company has rerated what i love is they use the term apple has overearned in the last, to me, that's -- saying they totally pulled forward sales. i haven't heard overearned before they absolutely overearned that's what worries me i want to get it i think we need it >> not a buyer on apple right now. it has a healthy pullback, but still really expensive and they have a lot of services sector which is great, but not a majority

tim: there was a rally by planned parenthood.n other states. >> we are going to rely on people to step up to get out of the states and get the care they need. tim: while this will not impact abortions in california, people want extra steps taken. a bow on the ballot will guarantee -- a vote on the ballot will guarantee rights in the constitution. while protesters say they are frustrated, they tell us they are not going anywhere. friday is day one of a long fight ahead. >> want to seek the young people in this country get out to vote. we have a liberal generation turning 18, i want to see them out at the polls. tim: several more protests around the bay area this weekend. we will continue with those details. tim johnson, abc7 news. >> a closer look at that rally. abortion rights protesters gathered as they took to the steps of city hall. a diverse group march through the streets chanting and rerouting traffic. over in the south bay, separate demonstrations of shock and celebration. the front reactions from different groups. here is

i'm live outside chase center tim johns abc 7 news. you are kitted out man. good job tim. that is fun stuff. yeah if have an extra hatter, our force yeah, good job. thank you. all right, and warriors fans are lining up to get their championship. merch just like tim there a handful of -- sporting goods stores are keeping their doors open late tonight abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is in sunnyvale. if i tara hi guys. yeah, dan and alma the swag is flowing here as well. people are pumped up here in sunnyvale. the crowds have been cheering even here the horns have been honking at one point. the lineup are wrapping around the corner of this building hundreds of people. dreaming through so eager to get their hands on this championship merchandise. some of them telling us they were here before the game even ended. awesome win. i already knew we're gonna win. i said book it to all my friends. we're gonna win it in six. four winds going to get a five next year. what brings you here so quickly what what's the job i'm wearing it, you know every time they've won we've been here ear

tim: on wednesday, the answer became clearer. an fda panel taking the first step and authorizing shots for kids aged between six month and five years. at golden gate pediatric, the doctor says it is an important milestone. >> we are busier in our office then we have ever been in my 44 years of being here. tim: the doctor is encouraging all parents to get their kids vaccinated. the assumption that younger people don't always get as sick with the virus is untrue. >> the children are extremely sick, running fevers for five days, 104, 105. tim: it is something she worries about with her 23 month old daughter. >> the amount of exposure she will have tethered kids and just the possibility for her to get it if she is unvaccinated is that much higher. tim: both she and her husband have been vaccinated for some time. they still had to make changes to their lives in order to protect her daughter. >> -- their daughter. >> we are living a hybrid life. it is slowly turning back to normal for myself and my husband. because we have a young kid

tim johns is in the newsroom with the story. tim: this is the last ditch effort to prevent those schools from closing. over the past weeks, we have seen parents and community numbers protest these closures closely, some even staging a sit in at one of the schools. >> please don't come up. tim: the oakland unified school district meaning on wednesday night, with at least one person meeting with the audience members. the board once again decided to proceed with the closure of several schools from the district this fall. >> i do not believe we have the resources to maintain the number of schools we have. we restructure -- this stretches our resources too thin. tim: they say although difficult, it is necessary due to the school's budget deficits. the long-term health of the district remains bleak without the closures. that message wasn't received well by some in the community. >> i am going to ask you guys to hear us again. put the community and the children first. >> this whole board process is a sham. there is no community interes

i'm live outside chase center tim johns abc 7 news. you are kitted out man. good job tim.hat is fun stuff. yeah if have an extra hatter, our force yeah, good job. thank you. all right, and warriors fans are lining up to get their championship. merch just like tim there a handful of -- sporting goods stores are keeping their doors open late tonight abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is in sunnyvale. if i tara hi guys. yeah, dan and alma the swag is flowing here as well. people are pumped up here in sunnyvale. the crowds have been cheering even here the horns have been honking at one point. the lineup are wrapping around the corner of this building hundreds of people. dreaming through so eager to get their hands on this championship merchandise. some of them telling us they were here before the game even ended. awesome win. i already knew we're gonna win. i said book it to all my friends. we're gonna win it in six. four winds going to get a five next year. what brings you here so quickly what what's the job i'm wearing it, you know every time they've won we've been here early

tim: on wednesday, the answer became clearer.n fda panel taking the first step and authorizing shots for kids aged between six month and five years. at golden gate pediatric, the doctor says it is an important milestone. >> we are busier in our office then we have ever been in my 44 years of being here. tim: the doctor is encouraging all parents to get their kids vaccinated. the assumption that younger people don't always get as sick with the virus is untrue. >> the children are extremely sick, running fevers for five days, 104, 105. tim: it is something she worries about with her 23 month old daughter. >> the amount of exposure she will have tethered kids and just the possibility for her to get it if she is unvaccinated is that much higher. tim: both she and her husband have been vaccinated for some time. they still had to make changes to their lives in order to protect her daughter. >> -- their daughter. >> we are living a hybrid life. it is slowly turning back to normal for myself and my husband. because we have a young kid at

tim: in port costa, tim johns, abc 7 news. >> across the carquinez strait, fires sparked near the valeroil refinery. the police department tweeted it was receiving lots of calls about it. 10 acres of grass burned but firefighters are still on the scene. >> evacuations remain in place for the canyon fire burning near sunol i alameda countyn. that fire has grown to about 71 acres since it started at around 2:00 this afternoon. it started as a brush fire on top of a mountain ridge. as the fire group, it spread to the other side of the hill. that's where one structure caught fire. residents living near golden eagle estate country club are among those told to leave their homes to stay safe. >> i was coming home from fremont with two other girls. as we were coming through niles canyon, we saw billows and billows of smoke. it look like it was by our house, so i said step on it. we came as fast as we could and then we could see it was probably up in the ridge. >> an evacuation order has been issued. >> in solano county, a fire called the tim fire burn 26 acres near vacaville. firefighters have i

tim: in port costa, tim johns, abc 7 news. >> across the carquinez strait, fires sparked near the valero oil refinery. the police department tweeted it was receiving lots of calls about it. 10 acres of grass burned but firefighters are still on the scene. >> evacuations remain in place for the canyon fire burning near sunol i alameda countyn. that fire has grown to about 71 acres since it started at around 2:00 this afternoon. it started as a brush fire on top of a mountain ridge. as the fire group, it spread to the other side of the hill. that's where one structure caught fire. residents living near golden eagle estate country club are among those told to leave their homes to stay safe. >> i was coming home from fremont with two other girls. as we were coming through niles canyon, we saw billows and billows of smoke. it look like it was by our house, so i said step on it. we came as fast as we could and then we could see it was probably up in the ridge. >> an evacuation order has been issued. >> in solano county, a fire called the tim fire burn 26 acres near vacaville. firefighters have

tim johns is in the newsroom with the story. tim: this is the last ditch effort to prevent those schools from closing. over the past weeks, we have seen parents and community numbers protest these closures closely, some even staging a sit in at one of the schools. >> please don't come up. tim: the oakland unified school district meaning on wednesday night, with at least one person meeting with the audience members. the board once again decided to proceed with the closure of several schools from the district this fall. >> i do not believe we have the resources to maintain the number of schools we have. we restructure -- this stretches our resources too thin. tim: they say although difficult, it is necessary due to the school's budget deficits. the long-term health of the district remains bleak without the closures. that message wasn't received well by some in the community. >> i am going to ask you guys to hear us again. put the community and the children first. >> this whole board process is a sham. there is no community interes

tim johnson has the report. tim: earlier this month, someone stole a pride flack from school grounds. a few days later, it showed up again tattered and burned. police say, it is being investigated as a hate crime. >> when i heard it happening, i shed tears. it is sad. >> it has sent shockwaves through the community. >> one of the reasons we came here is because of the diversity of the school. the inclusivity in the waste the kids are supported. tim: incidences like these are not just happening there. california attorney general said reported hagar -- hate crimes rose through the year. the increase in attacks including blacks, asians and the lbgtq community. >> it has reached a level we have not seen in california since the aftermath of the terrorist attacks september 11. tim: local leaders say the rise in hate crimes makes events like tuesday more important. >> the sooner we can implement more resources, can we move forward. tim: a way to fight back what remembering the incidences like these do not reflect the w

tim johnson has the report. tim: earlier this month, someone stole a pride flack from school grounds. a few days later, it showed up again tattered and burned. police say, it is being investigated as a hate crime. >> when i heard it happening, i shed tears. it is sad. >> it has sent shockwaves through the community. >> one of the reasons we came here is because of the diversity of the school. the inclusivity in the waste the kids are supported. tim: incidences like these are not just happening there. california attorney general said reported hagar -- hate crimes rose through the year. the increase in attacks including blacks, asians and the lbgtq community. >> it has reached a level we have not seen in california since the aftermath of the terrorist attacks september 11. tim: local leaders say the rise in hate crimes makes events like tuesday more important. >> the sooner we can implement more resources, can we move forward. tim: a way to fight back what remembering the incidences like these do not reflect the w

tim muffet, thank you and let's no snap. tim muffet, thank you and let's go to _ snap.ou and let's go to lorna _ snap. tim muffet, thank you and let's go to lorna gordon - snap. tim muffet, thank you and let's go to lorna gordon in - snap. tim muffet, thank you and i let's go to lorna gordon in glasgow central station. and scotland really badly affected by this strike today? yes, about 150,000 people passed through the station, but few trains operating. the last one to england goesin operating. the last one to england goes in just over operating. the last one to england goes injust over an hour. just operating. the last one to england goes in just over an hour. just five routes operating in the central belt, no trains north to cities to perth, dundee, aberdeen and inverness. scotrail says it is operating just 10% of the normal services, down from 2000 trains on a normal timetable to less than 200 today. scotrail staff are not on strike but they rely on network rail to operate the signal boxes and maintain the track. scotland's transport minister has said she has written

so pete and tim talked about it and guy touched on it. wti crude peaked wheat, lumber continues to collapse. this meanstwo things the economy is not doing so great. there is a slowdown. but there is the fed getting some room. to not be as hawkish get some room to get his foot off the brake. i don't think that is gooding to happen but i do think cpi will come in light in july. >> i think that's a great call i think part of the momentum in the week to give us part of this thrust we were getting lower commodity reads and getting lower in copper and energy was destroyed this week and if you look at that university of michigan, we got the second reading and the five to ten year inflation came down and there is rumors that powell is looking at this number and this got him excited. >> pete, what is your chart? >> well the chart i like is the ten-year i've been working on that for a while now. for the last couple of weeks when you look at where it is it got above 3% and you see a lot of selling going on and we got all the way up to 3.5% the selle

tim: in oakland, tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: a young mountain line trapped for hours in a san mateo county classroom. new details about its road to recovery. >> san franciso's pink triangle is lit up to mark the start of pride month. the importance of this symbol in my story after the break. dan: a major shakeup at m eta. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do

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michael: edd said tim had to prove he was the real tim, wait for an investigation, and it could takeths, and eternity for tim. >> $1100 would really help right now. michael: sandra and tracy tells us edd took more than $11,000 of their refund. tony and ruth in alameda says edd size -- seized $1800 from theirs. >> these people did nothing wrong and their identity was stolen and in the etd treats them like scammers and cuts them off. michael: the mistakes drew the ire of assemblyman jim patterson. saying, you would not believe the boat extent fraudsters go to in impersonating an individual, falsifying their id, and even calling edd and legislators to complain they did not get their payments. so, edd is skeptical even when honest folks called about actual problems, like him. >> keep calling is all i can do. i appreciate any help you can help me with. michael: we presented tim's case to the edd. after four months, he got a call. >> i was very surprised. michael: the edd gave his money back. i very much appreciate what you did. michael: the edd has not revealed how many tax refunds it had

tim: you make a good point. is this mismatch between the ideology of most conservative mp's, which is low tax if possible and a smaller state, versus what they promise the electorate, which was to get brexit done to shore up public services, and to spend more money on the national health service, policing and schools. boris johnson thinks you can have your cake and eat it, i'm not sure conservative mp's feel the same way. the problem for rishi sunak's he seems to be allergic to -- and seems to be keener on raising taxes to pay for all this. most conservatives don't agree, so there are on a mental argument going on there. francine: tom: tim bale, professor of politics at the university of london, rate analysis following that victory at least for now for the prime minister, but risks to his premiership in the months ahead, francine. francine: twitter repeats that it will hold elon musk responsible as see threatens to pull out in a battle over spam and bots. that story is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcom

tim, you just started. i'm going to go to you >> it's a somber day, but exciting day to have you on fast awesome to have you here >> this is not my first time >> first time in that chair. doing that thing it's awesome great to have you. and it's a day when, look, i know equities are front and center and we have some levels on the s&p certainly a closing level back to those lows didn't get to the intraday low of i think 3811, but i think the most important dynamic was not just the inflation number. you had a confidence number that was not just below number, but the lowest on record so you know, as you led in, talked about not one, but possibly three 75s, the feds never hiked with consumer confidence below 60 let alone at 50 if you think about the dynamics around the numbers today, what was probably most alarming is the services side of the inflation story, the one that i don't even think we have had yet and so then you get the dynamics around that goldman downgrade of netflix, maybe we'll talk more about it,

tim: it is difficult to tell.he providence of the molecules that come out of a refinery, there's no way to distinguish at the output of a refinery based on the origins of the crude. it's a difficult question to answer directly. kailey: you are an economist. the biden administration is pushing congress to put a pause on our gasoline tax to provide relief at the pump in the u.s., will it work as intended? tim: i think that we are very focused on other dynamics. the fact is oil and gas upstream investments have come down by half since 2014, and that has added to the pressures we see on the markets. so, how do we get out of today's crisis? essentially there are two baskets of options. one is around doubling down on fossil fuels. the other is investing in new areas of the energy economy. certainly from our perspective, we are keen the upswing we have seen in clean energy investments in 2022, we are wanting to see that gain further momentum because we think it is the lasting way out of the crisis today. kailey: of cours

>> the second question tim mentioned this last week microsoft warned on fx tim said based on warning on demand, that's going to be a problem. listen, seems to be target and walmart specific if demand is the next thing to fall, you have to believe there's going to be another leg low n lower in the broader market. >> but the market's been higher and target didn't do too bad either >> target did fine market's traded fan tas ik today. we were up from 934 in the close. we opened down everybody thought this was another target walmart day incidentally, walmart had an investor day yesterday i kind of feel like walmart without the formality of a cut on eps and margin, said the same thing. we've got 3 billion in inventor we've got to do something with as we get into second and third, third and fourth quarters, we're going to push some of that back more as we can we've heard this from all these folks. i think there's a bit of a reassessment here. for walmart and target, i still believe their consumer, especially their consumer we've talked about this, is more under pressure certain parts of the

tim: in alameda, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: in the north bay, local jeopardy champion amy schneider made history this weekend. she is the first openly transgender grand marshal of the sonoma county pride parade in santa rosa. about 50 groups took part in the parade, including city officials, human rights advocates and ethnic groups. this year's theme, we are family. it represents reunion following the covid pandemic. the parade was an opportunity for the community to heal after a challenging couple of years. >> such a joy in the world we live in with all the anger and gun violence and misery going on. to see this great joy and pride today. liz: the parade is one of several events planned for pride month in sonoma county. ♪ in san francisco, a bay area japanese drum ensemble entertain ed the crowd at the japan town peace plaza. it marks the raising of the rainbow flag for the first time in japan town. it is part of a weeklong celebration by queer, trans trans-asian pacific islanders across the state. abc 7 is proud to be a

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that's the way that i look at it, tim. >> tim, i was gonna say not to pile on here.i don't know if any republican who's running on and by trumpism -- and winning, in a major break. it's either a trump single sank, is someone who's fully on the trump wagon. and part of the cult of personality, or you're a trump idealogue, which means you're like a glenn youngkin, who i will necessarily mention it by name, who embraces the -- i'm done with this part of the body but i could still win this race. >> yeah, no pylon i think that [laughs] gains right. -- >> i just don't understand the point of that. david -- brad raffensperger, to people set up to primaries but obviously they're few and far between, i think they're looking at this question is if you're looking at a field and you've got [laughs] [inaudible] in the primary, and then ultra maga i literally want to enter democracy and overturn it and turn it into. . a over the trump light person, in a bad year where you can wave that person. i don't really like that strategy, okay. to me that makes sense back in 2012, when -- tr

tim what do you think? what do you make up whether not democrats should run scary at, should run the issue of gun control on a baseline of some of these things, 21 age minimum requirement by gun, trying to ban assault rifles, red flag laws? are those issues that democrats should make front and center? >> well, you know, the people who need to answer that question are the actual candidates on operatives who are running races in those states and districts, to be clear. but, if they think that it's -- and i think that it. is my point is that you need to run a fierce campaign on the economy where you are going to have an advantage if the trajectory changes. but you may go to really muddled this up. so, voters think republicans aren't going to be any better. they certainly won't work after working people in the class. so, then, on abortion on democracy, on guns you figure out the voters that can be persuaded on. that i agree with him. i think that we should be very aggressive. and we see if the republicans take

i think tim would say so too.the guy that they got from abc, i've been told from people who know him, he's a very talented television guy. all right? they're picking the witnesses. this, more of a hearing, is sitting now. let me tell your story about what happened to your country and who is responsible for. and, i do expect, and i don't have predict to anything much more than people do. i do think that there's going to be news made here. i think we're going to find out that there's a lot of collaborated for this. i think it's going to be interesting. but this is a sit down just like i did with my daughters, and getting out winnie the pooh, and saying let's tell the story, literally, they are telling the story to the american people. and, i am very optimistic that they're going to do it in a very compelling and graphic way. but, you're right, this is not about legislation, this is not about anything like that. this is about bringing home exactly what a horrific act this entire thing was. and all of the people behin

and tim joins us live with an update. tim? tim: yeah, that's right.re. as you can see, some of that fire, the smoke is billowing down the hill, making its way over to the waterfront just now. now i did just talk to one of the fire officials here on scene and they said at this point in time, it is still about 15 to 20 acres according to their latest estimate. now in addition to this video here, i want to show you guys some other shots that we have from sky 7 and also from some shots that we have here on the ground. so take a look at this. now, like i said, fire officials are saying 15 to 20 acres at this time. there is 0% containment currently, but they do tell me that progress has slowed. so that of course is a positive sign. now, this is a brush and vegetation fire and i am told it has quote roddick -- erotic fire behavior. the town of raw kid -- crockett, they are on standby. folks who feel in control or unsafe are allowed to evacuate if they so choose. now there have been no injuries or structure damage reports at this time and fire officials say t

>> tim, take us to the senate.u think democrats are being naive or overly optimistic, that they think maybe the gop is gonna work with us this time? this week alone, we saw republican congressman, right around the buffalo area, chris jacobs, come out, and say, we need to do something about assault rifles. he said we gotta do something about this. what happens two days later? he announces he is not seeking reelection. what does that tell you about the state of the gop and guns? >> it tells you that they're not doing anything. look, i'm happy that chris murphy is somebody that actually cares. this is the person who cares, and wants to do anything he can, even on the margins, to try and limit this carnage. and so, i think we should continue working with republicans, and trying to scrunch up ten votes for something that is gonna be very modest, maybe a tweak in the background checks, maybe some incentives for red flag laws, and probably re-diverting some of the covid money to school safety, it will probably start to tu

that got us thinking what other companies should split tim? >> the first thing that's interesting is often these are opportunities where we see companies come together. there are synergies, massive cost savings and that's usually the reason for doing it. when you break up these companies, you're actually adding costs i would just look at industries first and answer the question look at what's going on with the department stores. look at their ability to spin off ecommerce business heard about sax. the dynamic with macy's. the other names that just seem to be ones we've talked about from the beginning of time google google and ultimately what you have here with the core business versus the youtube business, which i think is undervalued and the question is is it a media company, digital ad company or all the things it is in between. with amazon, you have a dynamic with aws one with high margins and one with low margins right now, i don't see a reason why you'd want to separate them if you're the company. >> yes, 100% if you think about it, what

tim: that is right, dan. since the results were announced a couple of hours ago, there has been a lot of celebration and cheering here in san francisco. it is worth noting that the supporters we talked to say you have to remember that this race has not just gotten voters here but also across the nation. sounds of jubilation at the del mar bar in san francisco's marina district. after months of work, the vote yes on h campaign successfully led the effort to recall district attorney chesa boudin. >> san franciscans have been overwhelmingly supportive for criminal justice reform. >> while the mood was tangibly optimistic, many tell abc 7 news the reasons driving their decisions to vote yes on the recall were not. they point to issues like the increase in property crimes and the rise of attacks against asian americans over the past few years. plaque i was pushed into the streets of downtown. my mom was verbally assaulted on the streets as well. >> supporters say san francisco still remains a leader nationwide in

again, it's on us to make that happen. >> i mean, tim, this is the reality. four in ten republicans say, you know what, having to worry about getting shot going to church, the store, bible freedom, that's the price of freedom. four in ten republicans think that. scarcely any independents and democrats, small numbers, think that, but that's what you're fighting. you're fighting your political party. i'm not sure if you're a republican anymore, that you should feel unsafe everywhere because that's the price of me getting to play with my ar-15 oss on the weekend. >> i bailed right before that insurrection so pretty good timing on my part, i guess. i wanted to say since i'm on with shannon. good luck for getting into the arena. you look so frustrated and it's easy to throw up your hands and i'm happy to be on with her. joy, my analysis of the republican politicians is a little bit different on this because i think that there's a lot of issues where they are literally scared of their own base, and, you know, when it comes to trump, when it comes to a number of the

i think across the desk we said this is what's necessary i know tim said it the market will probably rally on the back of that. i'll say this, given the selling we have seen over the last month or so, given it's gotten to a lot of our price targets, i would submit that given the language we heard and give tennessset up this market can rally another 7 to 8%. i think in the shore term they got it right i'm so happy they didn't take easy way and do 50 75 was necessary required and it was a step in the right direction. >> feels as if what the markets expected or wanted that gap closed today in terms of what the markets expected and what the fed plans to do. that's a big thing >> you can see where fed fund futures as we get to year end have moved around over the lar -- last couple of days. why 74 or more means more in terms of equities and we were so over sold coming into this the nasdaq on a five day from the instra day high to the lows where before we started to put in bit of a rally yesterday. i think 13%, s&p, 11%, if you look at the treasury market, even more over sold, 70 basis poin

. >> it's tim, i agree. i guess i am less concerned about headline gdp numbers in china than i am about policy. in viewer view, the health commission is saying something on some level different from the government, again, zero covid policy, we had a couple of government officials have to walk back on extending that another five years. do you think there are some cracks in policy? in china i don't expect that they ever plan to walk it back economically, but i guess i get the sense that not only is this unpopular at home but there are folks within the government i want to see a much easier approach. >> absolutely. those individuals in charge of the economy are trying to hit those numbers, that president xi jinping says they are going to hit, but you are absolutely right, covid zero, dynamic control has not gone away, as a policy. so at any point in time, we can find ourselves back in the situation where there is draconian applications for getting back to zero covid. so, for president xi jinping, the question i

in terms of tim ryan and in terms of the economy.to also be backing middle class tax cuts? this is where -- this is also on the debate stage. do you believe he's behind that idea in a sincere way? >> no. >> the president talked about taxing the rich more and tax hikes. >> it's pro tax cuts. i've supported tax cuts when they were being debated. he's opposed every effort to cut the taxes of the middle class. he's running away from his record again. at the end of the day, we have to find this joe biden economy. that's where we have to do the work. not with gimmicks from a guy that has never support add real tax cut in his life. >> all right. as i said, we invited tim ryan to come as we. j.d. vance, thanks for stopping by. going to be an interesting race to watch. thank you, sir. we have a breaking news story in new york right now. there's been a taxi crash a has sent several people to the hospital. we have an aerial view of this. it's a bad situation. the cab went to the sidewalk. six people are hurt including driver. three are in criti

this is being called the tim fire. and there are evacuations north of can a little road and also to the east of english hills road. that's the area. it's an unincorporated area between vacaville and winters. solano county has put out details about those evacuation orders right now. again, this is the 10 fire our camera there showing us not a lot of smoke right now, but here is the evacuation zones that have been issued right now for the tim fire. so far, it's only burned 15 acres, 0% contained. if you're traveling anywhere in any of these areas, please leave room for emergency vehicles to get through we that's information that we needed to pass along to you from emergency crews that are going there. they want people to make sure that their space for fire trucks, ambulances to be able to get to the area. so all 3 of those fires were keeping a close eye on them. you can always get details on our website. kron 4 dot com. we've been giving you updates and having live interviews for you here during kron. 4 news at 3. so soo

tim: that is right, dan.ince the results were announced a couple of hours ago, there has been a lot of celebration and cheering here in san francisco. it is worth noting that the supporters we talked to say you have to remember that this race has not just gotten voters here but also across the nation. sounds of jubilation at the del mar bar in san francisco's marina district. after months of work, the vote yes on h campaign successfully led the effort to recall district attorney chesa boudin. >> san franciscans have been overwhelmingly supportive for criminal justice reform. >> while the mood was tangibly optimistic, many tell abc 7 news the reasons driving their decisions to vote yes on the recall were not. they point to issues like the increase in property crimes and the rise of attacks against asian americans over the past few years. plaque i was pushed into the streets of downtown. my mom was verbally assaulted on the streets as well. >> supporters say san francisco still remains a leader nationwide in pr

and tim miller, writer at large at the bulwark. the author of, why we did it, a travelog from the republican road to hell, which will be published later this month. they are both msnbc political analysts. thank you very much for being here. tim, i'm going to start with you. let's be realistic here. is there any possibility of convincing anyone in the republican party how bad january 6th actually was for the country? >> yes. i think if you are talking about republican regulars, not republican elected officials -- because there are republican elected officials that know how bad it was, but they aren't doing anything about it. they are playing this big game of pretend. it's what i'm writing about in my book. they feel it was -- you remember the famous washington post article before january 6th? it was the one that had the anonymous republican quoted the as saying, what's the problem with humor-ing him for a few months? they are still humoring him! here we are, years later, i felt like the old woman on the titanic when he said it was s

tim is right, they need a clearer message. lance bottoms is important to not only talk about the message and reach out to the economic groups, but that's the office that is a keeley ason to the business community. it has been open. they need someone in that role to take the ceos and bring them into the white house to talk the biden. they need that communication. she's an important player there. that's an important job. but the bottom line is, there is no message you can deliver that's going to make people feel better if inflations stay above 8%. gas prices stay above 5 bucks, rents are where they are and people are feeling as squeezed as they are. the only message has to be inflation is coming down by my watch. if that doesn't happen by the fall, they are in tom trubl in the elections. >> demandsing that they increase supply. he wrote, refinery profit margins well above normal being passed directly on to american families are not acceptable. then he demanded they increase the supply of gas and oil. but his energy department sa