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airline bookings are up, and so the prices have gone up., and that's just because there's a lot of money. pent up demand, and at some point it's all going to be equalized out and the federal reserve believes that this transitory pricing will then get back to normal and normalization. so i think going forward by the end of the year beginning next year, we'll see inflation at about 2.5 3% which still is higher than we've been experiencing for the past 10 years, but it'll be more normal. alright, well, where to steady our nerves. george george, the chedi adam morgan stanley. always a pleasure, george. thanks. thank you, frank. well barrier weather temperature is not talk about an extreme heat this week. in fact, those winds have been picking up at least in the backyard here with winds. lisa gusting over 20 miles an hour over the past few minutes for at least for me. also, i've seen those reports out towards portions of debate, shoreline and the coast as well. we have been reporting on new fire up in northern california, this one being called t

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follow up data. also new this morning, a panel of experts that advises the cdc will meet to consider additional shots for people with fragile immune system. the committee will discuss extra booster shots for up to 4% of americans. >>> looking at los angeles, in a matter of hours, everyone in the county will have to mask up again indoors. >> justin andrews is live in walnut trick-or-treat this creek this morning. could we see another mandate like that in the bay area? >> reporter: we could but we may not. the difference with the bay area is that our vaccination rates are way higher. looking at this coffee shop, you may have to wear a mask inside, it depends. they are seeing a rise in cases but the number of deaths is stable right now. in los angeles county, starting tomorrow, masks will be required indoors regardless of vaccination status. they have seen over 1,000 cases a day in the county. sacramento county is recommending that fully vaccinated people should wear a facemask indoors. at a news confer

my you could hear clearly up, up, up, up, up, up in the second of the 2 nations.ys prior to the shooting. his surveillance camera. >> captured what he believes was the suspect's car speeding down the roadway and turning back around to track down and fire at the victims in their car. >> give me a little. sure is the child really hope police chief shawny williams says the shooting followed another about 2 hours earlier in town which resulted in the murder of a man at this time. he says it's unclear if the 2 incidents are related motives also still under investigation, but he believes the woman and the child or family members. we should all be outraged. >> to see. i'm a father. and when you have a 8 year-old victim that's a victim of gun violence it's it's a tragedy. chief. william says both the woman and child are in critical condition, adding that the child has been stabilized williams says gun violence is a public health crisis sharing his department has seen a 23% increase in the number of guns being taken off the streets. >> in vallejo phillipe all kron 4 news.

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up data. new this morning, a panel of experts that advises the cdc will meet next weekuble possible additional vaccine shots for people with fragile immune systems. that could affect up to 4% of americans. >>> all students and staff in the uc system must be vaccinated before returning to the campus in fall. unvaccinated students will not be able to attend in person classs or live in the dorms. >>> everyone in los angeles county will be required to mask up again indoors starting tomorrow as covid-19 cases spike there. >> justin andrews is live in walnut creek. could we see another mandate like that in the bay area? >> reporter: doctors say right now that is still up in the air. the difference between the bay area and l.a. is that we have a higher vaccination rate. so that's something that they are looking at. they will keep monitoring that throughout the weeks. they admit they are seeing covid-19 cases climb. the number of deaths remain stable right now. starting tomorrow night in los angeles c

up 22.7%.ed about the massive thousand dollar slump this year, lumber is up 26% this week since monday and on brace to break an eight-week losing streak we gave up all the gains for the year and turned negative year to date prices are down more than $1,000 but this rebound just in the last several days is worth watching let's get to frank holland for a cnbc news update >>> here's what's happening at this hour. china imposing countersanctions on some americans, including former commerce secretary wilbur ross, following sanctions against chinese officials involved in hong kong crackdowns these measures coming days before the u.s. deputy secretary of state is said to visit china. key endorsement from regulators that could make it the only second shot approved for 12-16 year olds. it's the only one approved by europe and the u.s. for adolescents. close call for firefighters battling the tamarac wild fires, driving through sparks and flames near the border with nevada the tamarac blaze remains just

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masking up is important. the cdc says that it is important especially if you have a weakened immune system or if you live with someone who has a weakened immune system. we're live in walnut creek this morning, i am justin andrews. >>> we saw some people behind you not wearing masks. i guess it is everyone's choice at this point. okay. very good. were going to have to wear a mask if you go to to vegas. or parts of tahoe starting on friday. nevada will require that counties will see substantial and high transmission of covid- 19 which includes clark county and carson city. >>> governor newsom has pulled his kids from a local summer camp for sports because of the issue of masks. >> why this could be another hit for him as he faces a recall. >> reporter: kids and face masks , it is a pandemic issue that sparks passion from parents. >> of the kids get sick, then the parents of problems. we want to take precautions. >> reporter: fueling backlash from groups like reopen california schools, which condemns the mass re

what do you think he means by leveling up with yellow... ? think he means by leveling up with ? side of it as we sometimes do. i'm - ? she might have seen advanced side of it as we sometimes do. i'm not - of it as we sometimes do. i'm not sure where shots are would hand over his speech to angela, there's been frustration in number ten that because of the pandemic they have been unable to get on with their domestic agenda. and when it comes to decarbonisation there certainly a desire therefore a push to create green jobs and the desire therefore a push to create greenjobs and the prime minister talking a lot about how green jobs actually come of their well—paid and high—paying jobs and can fuel economic recovery. so i think you will see a lot of that kind of thing. a bit of concern about the conservative party headquarters and because of the leveling up agenda was not so popular in the midlands and that's what they saw the conservatives went 78 seats at the last election, but when you say leveling up it implies that the southeast remains static and government tried to recalibrate

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they are up, but not up as much as the banks. the russell 2000, that small-cap trade after yesterday having its best day in many months, up 3%. you see another big day, so this rebound rally for the reopening trade is impressive, particularly, and this is right in alix's wheelhouse, when you look at lumber. investors are looking past the virus fears we had monday that took stocks down, and they are going all in on reopening. that is showing in bonds, too, after bonds had given up 22 basis points, now back higher, down 14 basis points over this time period. but it had been more than 22 basis points, at 1.28%. right now above that 200 day moving average, suggesting the conversation at some point is going to not only turn to reflation, but maybe inflation. alix: thanks a lot. really appreciate it. want to break down the details because inflation is lurking in the corner. heather burke of bloomberg mliv joins us now. what did we learn today out of europe? heather: good afternoon. a big thing we are seeing companies say is higher raw

brightening up and warming up.da. 72 in oakland and 93 in livermore. >> thank you, up next a shooting downtown leave two people dead and four others injured. >>> an early morning three alarm fire destroyed a california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. >>> this is really a new beast, the delta variant. the best thing we everyone vaccinated. >> this morning, a race against the next wave

i think he probably picked that up.eley already, and it's just all in the avenues. it's already in san francisco's down on market street, and then you can see just kind of all along the peninsula. you've got. plenty of fog and low clouds. we have drizzle this morning. we'll have drizzle again tomorrow morning. uh it doesn't amount to much really. although, like i always say, if you go up to marina headlines, you go where the redwood trees are this this it's the redwood trees make like 45% of their water, their annual water. just from that the condensation on their on their leafs are there. um i guess their leaves. yeah. um, pine needles leaves the forecast for tomorrow morning. there is the fog footprint pretty impressive like today, tomorrow will be like today, a little bit warmer. forecast highs you can see again. there's that big bulge of marine air, which is our protectant or are certainly helpful and concerns for fire and other air quality issues. so there are the current temperatures. our current forecast temperat

dow up 69. nasdaq up 16 they are in the green. now check this out even after monday's big drop, remember that? down almost 1,000 at one point delta concerns and economy going to shutdown. everything is terrible we are now actually positive for the week we on the show talked about it monday and tuesday the wall covid variants grabbing the headlines. that was not the reason for the drop options and voluatility markets gone wrong that may seem why we have bounced back strong although nothing has changed with delta or lambda or the next variant may be in the world. and lower yields can bring buyers back into stocks. right now, the 10-year yield is still low. 1.3% likely not what anyone out there, minus a few, may have expected all right. let's go around the world in the asia markets closing higher hang seng in hong kong jumping 2% and in europe, the fed and ecb in focus with the policy decision around 7:45 a.m. eastern. and spain up more than 1%. we will get more on the markets and your money in a minute. >>> first, to the ongoing inf

way to sum it up.o sum it up for— think that the fair way to sum it up. for some people there is people in front— up. for some people there is people in front of— up. for some people there is people in front of the metros days of great celebration, clubs open again, you can hug _ celebration, clubs open again, you can hug your mate you can party. i 'ust can hug your mate you can party. i just come _ can hug your mate you can party. i just come from a party. first mice into 18 _ just come from a party. first mice into 18 months it was all a atmosphere. close together and lots of basic_ atmosphere. close together and lots of basic sports talk for a while which — of basic sports talk for a while which is — of basic sports talk for a while which is interesting. for others it's been— which is interesting. for others it's been a _ which is interesting. for others it's been a day of real fear, what to do— it's been a day of real fear, what to do and — it's been a day of real fear, what to do and how to keep y

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sleep, wake up, eat, go to sleep, wake up, eat, and go to sleep. but for mom, that was probably some of the most horrific times besides learning about the stuff. she had to do a lot of the wound care, all the cooking, cleaning. i wasn't allowed to sleep on my sheets more than once because of infection. so it just put all that on her, and obviously she didn't have anybody to help her, so she was doing all that on her own, and, you know, you could see her wearing down, and, you know, the physical toll it was taking on her, and then the mental aspect, she was stressed. i was stressed. you know, there were some blame on both sides, and just tensions were running high, and being in a 700 square foot home, you can't just separate and kind of go to your own corners, i decided to buy a house and basically tripled quadrupled the space we had so now we could have a little bit more, you know, personal time and, you know, as time went on, obviously less bandages and more i could do, and eventually, you know, i got my first prosthetic, and that night i can reme

but the only way we're getting any water going on here will see the flare up again today up in the mountains of some afternoon showers up in the sierra. but what we really could use is a better snowpack. but it's still going to be flaring up in the afternoon. here's the golden gate bridge. if you look real carefully here. yeah, you can kind of see a little bit of the fog and the droplets being sprayed out there continue ation of that on shore flow in the predawn hours. 50's line up the east bay shoreline 67 for antioch 50's pretty much up in the north bay. 56 san francisco in 63 san jose, except for some of these numbers jumping here in the east bay a little bit. most of pretty much the same. then it's going to start decoupling. we get to the yeah. warming up today. here's how it looks like across the wide perspective here. we're going to have some of the monsoon sneaking up and throwing us a little bit the way some cloud cover here. no major deal. it's going to take a little bit of a break. however, as we get into the rest of the week and then by the weekend another little dustup here, just

i'll have details coming up. we could see a rebound in business and global travel, also at six, there could be changes at the bill and melinda gates foundation. why melinda could be removed from the organization for new york city gc adams promised to strike a balance between fighting crime and ending racial injustice and policing if elected in the general election, the 60 year old would be these cities. second black mayor it took weeks to count the ballots after the democratic primary was held on june 22nd president biden headed to illinois today to stir up support for the american families plan. it includes funding for roads, bridges and wifi. fox news. caroline child, lee tells us it also adds what the president calls human infrastructure covering everything from child care to climate change. president biden hit the road wednesday, touring a community college outside chicago and giving his pitch for why congress should pass his $1.8 trillion human infrastructure plan truly build an economy from the bottom up in

here's what's coming up in the programme. the tokyo games, with bradley sinden taking silver in the men's taekwondo. but lightning doesn't strike three times forjadejones, the defending champion was beaten in the first round. the whole turn has just been obviously different from what i'm used to. he used to obviously different from what i'm used to. he used to having obviously different from what i'm used to. he used to having my obviously different from what i'm used to. he used to having my family there, so when i am scared coming out, just i'm cheering for me gives me that extra push. and 72 holes wasn't enough. the fourth women's major of the year — the evian championship — is decided by a dramatic playoff. good evening, welcome to sportsday, after another action—packed day from tokyo. simone biles, ashleigh barty and adam peaty, some of the games�* biggest stars were competiting today, with 18 golds up for grabs. but team gb are now on the board, they won two medals on day two. chelsea giles winning a bronze in thejudo,

spx up 11 points. nasdaq up 0.6%. it is the way the nasdaq is up that is important.on: and yields are lower with it. 1.4363% on tens -- 1.3363% on tens. price shapes narrative. narratives don't shape price. that is what is happening. steve major of hsbc has been bullish the bond market, this morning saying maybe be forgetting a sense that this story has peaked. frances donald of manulife made the call that she think we have seen a cycle peak in the 10 year yield already. whatever your view on all of this, you start to see the tide moving, and people start to build on it. that is what's been happening over the last several weeks. tom: the opening of an economy, we just saw that with abby joseph cohen and her six-year-old granddaughter interrupting the show worldwide, and says this was a kindergarten experience this year for her granddaughter that was done entirely by zoom. it is an opening economy. wei li joins us from blackrock, their chief global investment strategist. you have a fascinating view, and it is so much avoid the u.s., like knupp on the u.s., and look at

earnings should be up 64%. revenues up 20%.e would be happy to have earnings up 20% but revenues will be up 20%. charles: right. >> if you roll up your sleeves you will find lots of opportunities. charles: scott, how do you deal with it? >> experience charles, like david said. sometimes these are buying opportunities that don't feel great when they're happening but reality as he mentioned things with energy, financials and materials as well are down off highs recently, 20%ish. for me and for us we're taking the opportunities with the volatility that kicks in charles to pick up names we like, add to names we already own. we see over time that the market brings those names back. charles: all right. hey, scott, you normally win the suit battle when the guests come on, but david got you today with powder blue. >> looks good. charles: love the advice from both of you. love the advice from both of you. that is what we want to do with the show. see you both soon. another massive drawdown with oil. you heard. energy is in trouble. oil

hendrick road so heads up on that. here's a look at some of our other drive times around the bay area. i believe something happened on the 4. i'm going to check in on that and get more details because you notice or drive time did increase a little bit there. 25 minutes from antioch to concord, livermore 5.80, to dublin. that's actually looking excellent right now. no issues this that but one oh, one from morgan hill to san jose. it's a 15 minute drive. back to you. thanks a lot of 7. '02. and the big story this morning out of the east bay. 2 people are dead, several others in critical condition. >> after a dangerous holiday weekend. oakland's police ciief in fact says it was one of the most violent 4th of july holidays that he can remember. >> kron four's terisa stasio has the story. >> chaos and disorder on the streets of oakland. this is what faced residents living in the east bay city on the 4th of july in a 24 hour period. the police chief monday listing off the shootings. the deaths, the assaults on officers, the

their stock is up. they show a profit for last quarter yet since the freeze in texas in february, sherwin-williams has not had popular product on the shelves to sell. for months we haven't been able to get gloss, semi-gloss, wall paint, and the rest of the sherwin-williams customers had to buy from alternate sources for a product. we've been going to home depot and benjamin moore and buying them out when i talk to the she sherwin-williams representatives, they will not have popular product on the shelf until after the first of the year >> well, i think they're too negative i think a lot of these places are open i think you're looking at a better q4 not the first of the year i think they're being conservative i like the stock. >> go to bill in pennsylvania please bill >> caller: the one the only. >> there you go. >> caller: big boo-yah from steeler country. the stock i'm calling about today, the luxury brand, i'm not a luxury guy, but luxury brands tend to do well in travel destinations from what i'm tol

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it will be double what _ going up and up. it will be double what it— going up and up.ou been doing? _ the guardian has a picture, a beautiful picture of the two sisters who were murdered in london, a beautiful picture to illustrate an absolutely tragic story because danyal hussain was convicted for the murder of those two sisters, nicole solomon and bibaa hendry —— and nicol smallman and bibaa hendry. this individual is a very disturbed young man. he believed he had signed a pack with a demon that in return for killing these two innocent women, he would win the lottery. it beggars belief. he had mental health and was he's been convicted. our hearts go out to the family. it's a really tragic story. find hearts go out to the family. it's a really tragic story.— really tragic story. and it is indeed. rachel, the times. i'm not sure this is top of their priorities, but ministers planning to end the boiling of officers of life. always struck me as cruel —— boiling of officers of. i struck me as cruel -- boiling of officers of-_ struck me as cruel -- boiling of officers of— s

up 4 percentage points some of the hoteliers, intercontinental up 3% banks, cyclicals up 2 percentage points ubs yesterday up that's translating in terms of performance. retail a very strong part of the day. overall, frank, a lot of green on the board today in europe and quite a different sentiment from what we had on monday morning when it seemed like people are gripped from the emergence of this delta variant and what it can mean. >> what a difference it can make thank you for the report. >>> to some of the other top stories, bertha combs joins us with those good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning, frank. i'm on team green today, too we're watching shares of netflix after the company's latest earnings fell short of wall street estimates but revenue and global paid net subscriber editions we'll have more from julia boorstin in a bit. >>> a stark warning from the head of the world health organization today he says the world is in the early stages of yet another wave of covid-19 infections and deaths among other factors, he cites the vaccine and testing discrepancies betwee

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containment is up to 15%. we are also seeing dramatic video of people caught in a fire tornado from the backward complex fire. this video was shot in doyle, where whipping wind fanned the flames, destroying 20 homes. and it is still hot in that part of the state, a lot of fire crews are out there risking life and limb, just to stay up against those elements. paul, it is tough out there. >> yes, and it is still breezy. we have the wind from the pacific. by the time it makes it that far inland, it is dry wind. it is still going to be hot tomorrow, not quite as hot as the past couple of days, but still this is what fire crews are going to have to contend with. in the high seer as we have some cooler temperatures. especially near the river fire. they are struggling to get a handle on that. in the back worth conflict complex, things are still hot. there are cooler temperature is around the bay area. we will zoom in on that in just a second. the onshore breeze is keeping us cooler and keeping that smoke pushed away

coming up.s now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus julie. thank you. los angeles judge rules britney spears can now hire a new lawyer of her choice. coming up tonight on the seven we hear from tmz about what's next for the pop star as her conservative ship court battle continues, plus, says delta variant infections continue to increase all across the globe. questions over the origins of covid-19 begin to resurface how world health organization officials are responding tonight we'll have those stories and much more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu. plus all right, we'll see you then. thanks, alex. but first right here on the six o'clock news coming up after the break the summer olympics have any been started, but officials are already looking towards the winter games and inside look at when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where i find every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone witho

just up to riley when he wants to wake up for real. from mom and dad about their darling dream come true >>> and -- have you met ted jason sudeikis and brendan hunt will join us live in studio 1a to talk about the new season of "ted lasso." >> don't worry you're going to get a "w" soon goldfish on monday. >> how the happy-go-lucky coach is once again bringing heart and humor to the pitch today thursday july 22, 2021 ♪ you know you lie ♪ >> good morning, "today" show. happy birthday madison >> i feel like a rock star >> we're at -- hospital. thank you, to the doctors and the great staff at shriners' >> we're the turner family >> colette was born epileptic, but today we're celebrating one year seizure-free. cheers >> a lot of moments to celebrate. what a beautiful child it's thursday morning. so happy that you're starting your day with us. >> today's thursday morning. i say friday-eve. >> there you go. >> get to the news at 8:00 over in tokyo, of course. we are counting down the hours. >> let's go! >> opening ceremonies start there. >> w

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take a look dow industrials up almost 200 points. s&p up 18 and nasdaq up 10 and a half. all three major indices finished in the green yesterday recouping much of monday's losses, take a look. dow industrials up 149 points, 1 and two-thirds percent. nasdaq up 224 and s&p higher by 64. check interest rates, the ten-year treasury climbing back up after falling below 1.2% on monday. yields are up almost 3 basis points this morning, ten-year yield sitting at 1.25%. european markets this morning are also bouncing, take a look at the indices, up 113, cac up 86 and dax higher by 135. in asia overnight, mixed story, asian indices finishing like this, best for former like this was china, up 3 quarters of 1%. mornings with maria live right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: now some of the top stories that we are watching this morning. senate democrats going ahead with a vote on a 1 trillion-dollar infrastructure today. the infrastructure bill even though they have not finished writing it yet, so far that bill includes nearly $580 billion in new spending, 300 billion for transportation and another

benicia way up from yesterday up to 89 nevada.phone noticeable difference to 88 degrees tomorrow, thursday and friday just as warm as today, but a whole lot calmer as this moisture exits. the picture this afternoon. we should start to see conditions coming down. and after that, you can breathe a sigh relief as far as fire danger, at least not being impacted by any dry lightning, potential. we stay dry all the way through the weekend and well into next week as we kick off august reyna. john, thanks for that. that hot spot is still here. >> along the dunbarton bridge drive times now at 40 minutes 84 westbound. there's an accident there near the mid span and at least 2 of those lanes are blocked. the middle lane and one of the lanes here. so again, traveling from 80 to menlo park. it will take about 40 minutes to make that drive with earlier traffic collision along the bay bridge the drive times didn't really go up to bat. there were 15 that's the most i've seen so far traveling from the east bay into the city to make it to that frem

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yeah, well, that wraps up kron 4 news at night.e news continues at the top of the hour with pam moore and ken wayne high guys. vicki and grant, thank you both. coming up tonight at 10 o'clock of san mateo children's museum. director caught on camera allegedly trying to meet up with a minor video of the incident was the police department is now investigating. plus san francisco's police chief and mayor trying to what many say is just a perception that crime is out of control in the city. >> why they say things aren't nearly as bad as are >> when

the dow is up 1%, 350 points s&p up 0.7%.in focus. we'll get in to that a little bit more in a moment and meantime wholesale enstories are just out and rick santelli has those numbers for you. >> indeed, our may final read on even stories, mid month released at up 1.1, that gets replaced with up 1.3. so we added a couple tenths and that of course is a good thing we know about some of the supply chain issues building inventories is key. and if we look at sales month over month up around 0.8% and that is followed by an upwardly revised up 1.1 that is a bit light because in march we were up 4.6 on sales. so sales being a little bit lighter of course than it has been running makes sense, you can't sell cars you don't have inventories are important. and on interest rates today, 134 and change on the ten year, that is up five on the day. up almost ten from the lows yesterday at 125 it is still now nine basis points on the week key technical level to pay attention to, right around 1.35 to 1.38. back to you. >>> we're 30 minutes into