troy: go back to the last cycle. we only got to real yields towards the front end in the powell hiking regime and the markets did not take that well. next year, a couple accidents could happen. the fed is forced to tighten faster, even if they should they probably won't. the bond market starts to price in meaningfully higher inflation like we are living in, and should get the big back and in the curve. closer to flat. i do so closer to flat, and that leads to some type of dislocation. at multiples at these levels, and you think about where yields are rising and where liquidity will slow down, it is time to diversify into alternatives. jonathan: i often say the strategists job to read bedtime stories to people nervous about the market and help them sleep at night and stay invested, is that harder or easier? troy: it is easier because it is a risk on environment and there is a lot more fomo than during the eurozone crisis or 2015/2016. the challenge is to get investors to focus on other aspects -- assets where they mig

we are troy davis. >> the court ordered execution of troy anthony davis has been carried out. the time of date is 11:08 p.m. at the time thwitnesses will come out to give their firsthand account. amy: again prison official sharing the news that troy anthony davis was executed at 11:08. that was the time of death. i'm standing with -- >> wesley boyd. this has been a transfer si of justice and america ought to be ashamed with yourself and god help america. if you and i are in america, please don't come to georgia. don't buy think georgia pecans or peaches or any trading with georgia. the whole world, don't buy anything with georgia. god bless america and god bless troy davis. amy: in july 2014 israel launched a massive all the on gaza ultimately killing more than 2200 palestinians. the majority civilians including more than 500 children. appear izzie gun boat killed children on a beach. democracy now!'s shariff abdel kouddous was in gaza where he spoke with the boys' families. >> i met with the mother of muhammad the 11 yearly who was killed. she said he loved the sea and has se

troy clayton.profile lawyer out of l.a., it never happens this way, we say we're starting 9:00 start, somewhere there is a bailiff laughing their rear end charge, first, i believe they will argue about jury charges, if defense goes for broke, saying only murder or nothing, that is a big gamble for there will be volunteer, involuntary, what do you? >> >> they are called lesser included offenses. the prosecutors want that, at-this-point they will take anything, they will take any conviction. and on friday, when they were discussing jury instruction, prosecutor had a win, when they got in instruction of provocation, if jury finds that kyle rittenhouse of the aggressor, was provoking this, then that vitiates his self-defense argument. nancy: okay. troy straight a slaten, as i was watching video, i saw people chasing this guy, down. rittenhouse down, he turns around, they are attacking him, he shoots, here is the bigger question. can you have a teen vigilante out there looking for trouble. is it that or

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i think elites forming one of the issues with troy's argument and with a lot of the ways that we look at the president says that over time, their ability to do things increases right in front regardless of the present. you see that in jfk last two years on the presidency, he was unable to mass civil rights and he was unable to pass any of the domestic legislation and johnson actually got that through rated so i looked through rapid action and being able to mitigate things. >> do you think that the president's ability to get to congress will also be out of their control depending on the number that they have in common, the johnson had a great advantage in any had these huge democratic majorities than other presidents have not had. >> i think that the thing is, i don't think it really matters whether or not they had substantial majority because you see people like reagan, didn't have huge substantial republican majority. he was able to get through most of his agenda in the first six months by using the process and it was really incredible so don't think it really matters the actual numb

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troy, new york? anyone, anyone? lol, this is great, actually, because i expected that, and i wanted to introduce you to emma will articled. she was this very innovative teacher, school founder, proponent of women's education and textbook writer. she was so famous in her own day -- first of all, the textbooks she wrote sold over a million copies which is a good payday. so even though she founded this school in troy, new york, it's right near albany today called the emma willard school, so is this, what she became most known for is textbooks. her history of the united states was reprinted 53 times over 45 years and translated into german and spanish. she was so well known that when she died in 1870, her death was reported, he had to obituaries n brooklyn, boston the, charleston the, new york, philadelphia, chicago, san francisco and several other says and towns. everybody knew emma willard, right? and, in fact, her ideas for female education, she wrote this plan for female education which she presented to the new york

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. >> troy reese, was adopted by william and rebecca when he was six.l syndrome. that friday, 12 year old troy was waiting for his father to pick him up from school. but he didn't show up. >> and then my mom said, let's go look for your dad. >> at the cemetery, rebecca noticed his red chevy pick up truck was gone. and its place a, black lexus with illinois plates. parked in front of the garage. >> i could see a look at her eyes that, a kid never wants to see, because she knew something was wrong. >> she was right, something was very wrong. coming up, what happened to william reese? >> from what my mom told me, that was the weak -- carting away from the baseman. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues >> when dateline continues ♪♪ for skin that never holds you back. don't settle for silver. #1 for diabetic dry skin #1 for psoriasis symptom relief and #1 for eczema symptom relief. gold bond. champion your skin. frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge gold bond. is helping people love what they love again. just o

joining me now is the democratic congress member troy carter of louisiana. a member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee. congress member, i love talking about infrastructure and i want to talk about that, but first let's talk about racial justice in america. we saw the verdict in georgia and on the heels of the verdict in minneapolis. it does seem to suggest that while we may not be at a point where justice is done for killing unarmed black people, but there may be some accountability that is to be had. >> certainly there was a recognition of the need to have justice. clearly, one verdict doesn't change the issue that our country faces. there is a tremendous problem in our criminal justice system. this was a victory, but it was outlandish and clear that the evidence was clear that it would have been difficult to come back with anything but a guilty verdict. however, we have seen this before. denotes we still have a long way to go. we should pause on this victory and recognize the so many others. rittenhouse and others that require the ki

congratulations on the move, troy.g investors to stay away from u.s. stocks around bonds next year, citing better returns in europe and japan. i know you're still bullish on this market but what do you make of the warnings coming out of morgan this morning and for the last several weeks? >> so for morgan stanley's call for the equity march crests to be down 20 next year, that means the price to earnings multiple for the s&p 500 has to collapse by roughly a third. for us to see that multiple compression, they're calling for a 2.1% 10 year, i think we need to see it up above 3%, total economic -- not necessarily collapse, but look like recessionary numbers which we're simply not seeing. it also completely ignores the fact that there's 4 and-a-half trillion dollars in money markets on the sideline. so i think wall street sell side analysts have largely been way too bearish since we've come out of the pandemic and most of them, not all of them, but most of them have largely missed the mark on how well stocks have done. i t

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that statement from troy carter, the democratic congressman from louisiana who voted for it. here is the next line. still on the front page. all five louisiana house republicans all voted against the bill. you get the celebratory statement about all this will do attributed to the democrat who voted yes. big headline. $7 billion for louisiana. here is all the republicans who voted no. head down to miami. billions of dollars coming to florida when biden's infrastructure bill is law. on the front page there, who gets credit? south florida's four democrats in congress. republicans all voted against it. democrats voted for it. republicans voted against it. billions coming to florida to fix our infrastructure. here is the local officials who voted against it. they are republicans. put that on the front page. you can see why speaker pelosi's staff is sending around local paper snapshots how this is playing. i think this is probably also meant to be insurance against the inevitable next step here. right? which is that republicans who voted against the infrastructure bill will neverth

a huge her for a fan base ready to have the men of troy back in the hunt for national titles. >>> i knowhird-year trojan at home that is awfully happy about that move. we were talking off camera, sc, boy, they had the money. they bought out his contract at oklahoma. that was $4 million. bought his home, and now they're buying a house for him in l.a. it's good to be the king. >> hey, when you're holding the card. >> they need the help and they know it. >> got to get on that agree cuting trail, though. >> that's true. >> all right, vern, thanks. >>> up next, what jewish leaders in san francisco are saying about finally getting to host in-person celebrations for hanukkah once again. >>> and streams today on cbsn bay area, we asked a local doctor how often you'll need to get a vaccination after getting a booster shot. you can find us on the kpix app. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> now at 6:00, the bay area jewish community celebrating the second night of hanukkah and check this

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for louisiana's little democrat in the, house congressman troy carter of the new orleans, was the only member to vote against the bill. this is a transform mission a moment for the people of louisiana, and the entire country. in louisiana we've learned the hard way what it means to fill the roads, bridges and -- in this package through louisiana will get billions of the federal government to repair and update the roads, bridges, sort, water systems, update our flow protection, harden our par, grid increase internet connectivity and so much more. that is celebratory state from troy carter, the democratic congressman from louisiana who voted for it. and then here is the next line in the article. still on the front page. all five louisiana house republicans, garrett graves of the baton rouge, clay hidden, poured bare, mike johnson of benton, julie letlow of state, and steve scalise all voted against the bill. to get the celebratory state about all of this is going to do in attributed to the democrats, voted yes. big headlines, seven billion dollars to louisiana, here is all the republican

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on saturday, houston chief of police troy fenner defended the decision. >> we have to worry about riotsscussion between the promoters, the fire department and police department. >> reporter: scott posted this video to instagram the next day saying he was unaware of the severity of the situation in the crowd. >> i'm honestly just devastated. i could never imagine anything like this just happening. >> reporter: but some survivers say authorities did not do enough. like bazel bank who was at the concert with his brother, who was killed in the crowd. >> he got lost in the group. i looked over my shoulder, and he wasn't there. he did not deserve this. he did not deserve this, he did not deserve this. okay? >> none of them dead. more than a dozen lawsuits against rapper travis scott and organizers of astro world have been filed. scott said he will pay the fineral costs of all eight people who died. >>> a pastor in tennessee shown tackling a gunman in the middle of a service. you can see the man in the front, and then he stands and waves the gun, and suddenly a pastor comes up from behind and

cold and flu season wasn't as crazy, because people had their masks on point >> reporter: maranda troyst for 25 years. she says if we do see the increase in cold infections i can years past, it is just around the corner. the government salas has his covid and flu shots, but he insists on always wearing a mask point >> i hate to say this, because then i'm going to probably jinx myself, but i haven't had a cold and over 15 years point >> reporter: even though most people have been able to avoid getting a cold for over a year, what is a spreading right now shouldn't be any more infectious or severe point >> i haven't seen anything that would suggest the respiratory viruses that people are getting this year that aren't covid are any worse than any other year point >> reporter: our immune system should be able to handle the cold just as well as they did before the pandemic, but like with covid, everyone's body will react to an infection differently. helping to avoid spreading any disease with early testing always helps. >> just having a runny nose or sore throat can be symptoms of any commo

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and that is what galvanized that and eventually led the school she founded in troy, but she had to do the final ever in fact in columbia, they found a seminary called a similar entered seminary school and her model and all of us like she was active in trying to get one published in greece as well. so she was internationally famous as well. and they went there to read all of her papers and all of her letters and the stuff the major great archive of her papers there. and when you walk into the library at the school, this is just single copy of all of the different editions of the books he wrote them all by emma willard entered willard in this cabinet it's a one insert argument for female education and i want to credibly the argument real quick and then show how it relates to that era. the argument was basically a female education would not only make the nation great it would make it last and willard called on countrymen to establish the women's - national glory and basically she was saying that if you leave women only the tinto arson homemaking or whatever, you're basically an educating

it claims taiwan as its own, a renegade province to be re unified, warmer jo, attending the you, troy from the she will called another me talk. i ha, harsh english are kind of fun at wall. it's also part of china's ambitions to control the south china sea, giving it an advantage over the trade routes and resources and the strategic high ground. this he a record number of chinese military plains heflin close to taiwan, seen by taiwan as the provocation. while the u. s doesn't recognize taiwan as a country. it does seldom, military hardware. you as president joe biden has said, the u. s. will come to ty, one's defense if it's attacked. ah hm. i want to know what the taiwanese government makes of the grow intentions. hello colla hi, jennifer colace, jo taco is the presidential spokesperson. what's ty, ones greatest concern today? actually, man obstacle for us to day is our standing as an independent country has been undermined by a china we have been telling people or is he taiwan? is an independent country. we are a southern country that has on now military. we have election a president

chief troy fenner says officers were in comedic with festival personnel, and cpr was being administered to multiple people, then later clarified on twitter that police also told those in charge of the event to shut down the performance. >> the ultimate authority to end the show is with production , and the entertainer, okay? and that should be through communications with public safety officials. >> on saturday, in the more immediate aftermath, the chief defended the decision to let the show continue point >>> a bay area reporter has been arrested and charged with killing his mother. 73-year-old woman was stabbed to death monday morning on jones road in walnut creek. she was later identified as darlene roth. she is the mother of nicholas roth, a part-time sportswriter for the bay area news group point >>> new video out of fremont, where a mission san jose church is tagged with red spray paint point the church museum building is vandalized with anticolonial messages last week. it is still getting cleaned up. the buildings were tagged with messages such as catholicism is a colonizer religi

late yesteay, houston chief of police troy finner said the investigation will include reports of narcotic>> this is now a criminal investigation that's going to involve our homicide division as well anarcotics, and we're going to get down to the bottom of it. >> sreenivasan: in instagram post scott issued a tearful statement saying he was absolutely devastated. >> sreenivasan: for more on what happened and the ongoing investigation, i spoke with "houston chronicle" music critic and reporter joey guerra who was at the astroworld concert on friday. joey, you've been writing and reporting about this all weekend. i think we are a little now aware of what happened, but i think the question everyone has is how did this happen? you were there. >> i think that's the big question. i mean, there are so many questions i think surrounding this. there have been, you know, there have been rumors that there were drugs involved. you know, obviously, i think the initial speculation was that people were just trampled because there was so much of a crowd. but it's just i think there are so many questions st

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late today, houston police chief troy finner responded, his first press conference in nearly four days. >> we're going to hold people accountable opinion we owe it to the city. we owe it to our nation. and we need to learn lessons from this. >> reporter: chief finner met with travis scott just before friday night's concert, expressing concerns about crowd control and scott's social media messages. >> i had no reason to believe that it wasn't going to be safe, but i-- i'm the kind of chief they meet with people. i told you, i met him twice. >> reporter: but was the second time afterwards or-- >> no. >> reporter: have you spoken to him since? >> before the concert. >> reporter: over the years, scott celebrated chaos and encouraged rage. one instagram post, still active, suppresses love for a fan whose face is covered in blood. while scott briefly halted the show... >> somebody passed out right here. >> reporter: health insurancely played on, even after authorities declared a mass casualty event. >> it has to be a group. the ultimate authority to end the show is with production and the en

houston police chief troy finner is now walking back claims that a security guard was injected with drugsrt. finner says the security guard was hit in the back of the head with an unknown object members of the medical team in the medical tent. said that a male security guard had come in. and say that somebody had pricked his neck. his story is not consistent with that. at least nine people were killed, ranging in age from 14 to 27. dozens were injured, including nine year old azra blunt. who remains in a medically induced coma after sustaining injuries to his heart, lungs and brain. we just want there to be accountability. and transparency of who did what and why they didn't do their job. meantime lawsuits continue to pile up against concert organizers and rapper travis scott. dozens of suits have been filed, many of them blaming live nation for failing to implement safe crowd control procedures. and travis scott. for not halting the show more quickly. he could have stopped the show. he could have prevented all this. we really wanted to texas governor greg abbott has formed a special task

al jazeera, more calls for beijing to good proof of the whereabouts of johnny's tennis player from troy. read injury, find the defendant. kyle, kyle needs. read. health not guilty. president joe biden weighs in on the verdicts in a politically and racially charged trial. ah, ah, look forward to brutus gomez. the wither sponsored boy cutaways, hello. they've got a big cold and taking place across. so china over the next couple of days, some very cold air setting in lots of cloud coming across northern parts of china rather more in the way of rain further south. we will see that wet weather just pushing across towards shanghai, temperatures here at around $900.00 celsius, but look further north. there we go. with that snowy weather starting to set in is a 15 there for soul on sunday. 15 on sunday, near a 5 degrees on monday, just 9 celsius for shanghai at that stage is that cold air really starts digging in . so significant snow fall into the northeast of china have been warmer than around minus 5 celsius in the heat of the day in take a look at japan, we are going to see some very heavy

. >> chief troy finner also clarified earlier reports that a security guard was pricked in the neck with a needle before passing out. he said that was untrue and that it was a blow to the head that knocked him out. we did locate that. >> security go out. his story is not consistent with that. he says he was struck. and it. he went unconscious. he woke up in the security tent. he says that no one injected drugs in time today, the head of the houston firefighters union is criticizing concert organizers for using a private company to handle medical emergencies instead of relying on experienced crews from the fire department. also an issue communication. >> houston's fire chief says firefighters were stationed at a command post in the parking lot. they could not communicate by radio with the private company medical staff. he says firefighters had asked for radios in advance but were given just cell phone numbers and there were delays reaching people as a result and yet another issue is that the organizers of the festival never planned or prepared for surge. there was no contingency fort ment

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