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. >> this walgreens fell victim just a few weeks ago. the front of the building were boarded up. police are still here. governor newsom says that needs to change. governor newsom is calling out an oakland police department policy that prevents officers from pursuing suspects at a high speed but in incidents where the suspect is known for committing a violent crime or if there is probable cause that the person has a gun. city councilmember says that policy resulted in people getting away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from this walgreens. >> sadly enough i was here to witness this robbery at walgreen as we were cleaning the neighborhood at 7:00 in the morning. i noticed they drove in here with a forklift, tore the door down. >> reporter: he immediately called the police. the police showed up, three, four, five cars and all the young people with their merchandise ran out, got into their cars here but then the police said they can not chase them. >> reporter: he says criminals know that the police can not pursue so they take off, fast. this time of crime resulted in

. >> this walgreens fell victim to a break in just a few weeks ago, the front of the building is still boarded up, police were here but they could not pursue the suspect. governor gavin newsom said that needs to change. governor newsom is calling out the oakland police department policy that prevents officers from pursuing suspects at a high speed, except in incidents where the suspect is known to have committed a violent crime or if there is probable cause the person has a gun. that policy resulted in people getting away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from this walgreens. >> sadly enough, i was here to witness the robbery in this neighborhood at 7:00 in the morning, i noticed they tore the door down. the police showed up, three or four cars, and all the young people with their merchandise ran out, but the police cannot chase them. >> criminals know that the police cannot pursue, so they take off, fast. this has resulted in dozens of crimes in the district, he supports the governor's request for updating policy to more closely align with other agencies and sodas mayor s

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. >> reporter: this walgreens on foothill boulevard fell victim to a break-in a few weeks ago.ded up. police were here, but they couldn't pursue the suspects. governor gavin newsom says that needs to change. governor newsom is calling out an oakland police department policy that prevents officers from pursuing suspects at a high speed except in incidents where the suspect is known to have committed a violent crime or if there is probable cause the person has a gun. city council member says that policy resulted in people getting away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from this walgreens. >> sadly enough, like i was here to witness this robbery at walgreens as we were cleaning the neighborhood at 7:00 in the morning. i noticed that they drove in here with a forklift, tore the door down. >> reporter: gio immediately called police. >> police showed up all three, four, five cars and all the young people with their merchandise ran out, got into their cars here, but then the police said they can't chase them. >> reporter: he says criminals know police can't pursue, so the

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. >>> walgreens confirming the head of the boots chain is stepping down.s a stock have stalled. walgreens hovering near a 27-year low after disappointing earnings last month. >>> big u.s. banks hike third quarter dividends after passing the stress test. >>> shares of spairit aerosystes are surging after boeing agrees to buy it for $4.7 billion. we get the minutes from the last month's fed meeting and we get earnings from constellation brands and we have jay powell in a panel discussion at the ecb forum in portugal. >>> as we kickoff the second half of the year, is this a carbon copy of the year with the tech stocks powering the gains? the s&p putting in a solid gain of 14% in the first half of the year. that is nowhere near the 36% gain for the mag seven and 150% gain for nvidia which accounted for 30% of the s&p's returns. joining me now is simeon hyman. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you think of the first half of the year? the mega cap tech and a.i. trade and the concentration in the market being a concern for the second half? >> we had good new

has below average exposure so segments that have been a bit lower under pressure, movie theaters, walgreens discount to long average so we think there's an opportunity for rerate and growth ramp into next year. >> we hear about some shopping centers anchored by grocery stores, a couple of reits with a bit more of that bias. this one is -- you tell me, but they have some concerns over their tenant mix, joanne, red lobster, walgreens, it's perceived to be less good quality, slightly discretionary or both. assauge those concerns. >> they have less exposure to the names you outlined. as we think about the consumer, retail sales have been flat, we think about just the overall back drop of a slowing, there will be more store disclosures but i think the segments these landlords are exposed to, when you think about the locations, the demographicsdemographics, a tenancy, publix is a major tenant of regency. it's important to distinguish and keep those factories in mind. >> absolutely. that does seem to be a place where consumers, even if they're pulling back, have more propensity to spend. this is i

look, walgreens is struggling.pulling back, and their pharmacy business is struggling too, ashley. ashley: interesting. and also this one, lauren. federal reserve chair jerome powell has said, look, i'm not focused on the possibility that trump is re-elected. does he say why not? lauren: well, you know, it's funny because trump gave him a really hard time when he was his fed chair, he called him a more bitter enemy than xi jinping, powell says, look, i'm just focusinged on my -- focused on my job. he did not comment if on trump-friendly policies like tax cuts. here's my question. let's say trump is reelected, does he fire powell, clean house strategy, or does he just let his term expire which is in the spring of 2026? ashley: well, whatever comes first. come back in here, heather. i mean, look, i think jerome powell, if he was honest and wanted to speak publicly and say, you know what? if it'd probably be easier for me if donald trump is not reelected, but i'm not surprised he's not saying anything about it. >> tha

. >> sadly enough i was here to witness this robbery at walgreens as we were cleaning the neighborhoodorning. i noticed that they drove in here with a forklift, tore the door down. >> reporter: gallo immediately called police. >> police all showed up three, four, five cars and all the young people with their merchandise ran out, got into their cars here, but then the police said they can't chase them. >> reporter: gallo says criminals know police can't pursue, so they take off fast. this type of crime has already resulted in dozens of businesses in his district which includes the fruitvale area shutting down. he says update policy to more closely align with other agencies and so does the mayor. >> we must be in line with our policies with other jurisdictions so with a we can ensure our community is safe. >> reporter: council member points out they have already asked opd leaders to re-evaluate the policy put in place decades ago by a former police chief. >> it's what we have in the past 10 years the right balance and that's exactly why we asked the police commission and police chief to

so we had a historic judgment against walgreens recently, but it's been a very intense lawsuit.ill never bring back the lives that we have lost to opioid addictions. but it's critical for us that we get the resources that we need. maybe one other thing i'll mention because it's often confusion. a large percentage of folks who are addicted to street level drugs say heroin or fentanyl started their addictions. with painkillers, opioid medications that were prescribed through doctors provided through pharmacies ando rally the suffering that we're seeing on our streets was caused by the opioid industry over many, many years and has created the significant crisis that we are dealing with right now. right right now moving on. i understand after the recent supreme court ruling, striking down robust as wade that you've put together an organization that's designed to help mm. provide free services to people who are both. seeking abortions and providing them can you tell us about the organization? sure so, um, before the dobbs decision came down, but after we learned about the leak from t

walgreens is hovering near the lowest level since 1997. these stocks are trading near 52-week lows. four of them, everyone but walgreens, also in the red. >>> coming up, a look at morgan stanley's top mpick in the medi and entertainment space. we'll talk to the analyst behind the call where he sees another 20% upside from here. >>> and check out shares of vistra rebounding. the power producer is up 150% since january, making it the third best performing stock in the s&p this year. the ceo jim burke will be on "closing bell" today at 3:00 p.m. time for an interview. back after this. (reporters) over here. kev! kev! (reporter 1) any response to the trade rumors, we keep hearing about? (kev) we talkin' about moving? not the trade, not the trade, we talking about movin'. no thank you. (reporter 2) you could use opendoor. sell your house directly to them, it's easy. (kev) ... i guess we're movin'. >>> welcome back. spotify was the mystery chart we've been showing you. it's on a tear, surging more than 60% this year. hi next guest sees a long ru

as we go to break, super micro set to join the nasdaq 100 next week replacing walgreens. shares of the chipmaker has more than tripled since the start of the year while walgreens has lost more than half its value and jim cramer will sidot wn with the ceo of super micro and that is on "mad money." that is on "mad money." stay with us. -you the man! -actually, he's a box. cologuard is a one-of-a-kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive. it's for people 45+ at average risk, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider for cologuard. ♪ i did it my way ♪ >>> welcome back. let's get a check on markets right now. as mentioned the dow and s&p are hitting new all-time highs and it is russell 2000s are at a 52-week high within 1% of its all one-time record highs and here are the individual names we're watching including dell components, apple, j.p. morgan and goldman sachs. it reported this morning and it's up 1.5% and it's boosting all of the banks with the xlf financials etf hits a new all-time high and it's been the

downtown officers responded to glass break alarms at walgreens. then later learned that for other businesses have glass broken as well. no word yet if anything was stolen. the group against the great highway from closing are planning a rally again this time in front of city hall. it will be 10 o'clock this morning. the group says that highways of final route and closing at the car traffic would not only disrupt drivers but would also divert all that traffic to the nearby residential street center. they don't want that either. more rallies, by the way, set to take place this week. this comes after the san jose regional medical center decided to keep its trauma center open. the groups believe, though, should remain as a trauma to center and not be changed to a trauma 3, as is the current proposal. the rallies are set for tomorrow and thursday at 01:00pm in front of san jose regional medical center. time now 6.45. and if you know someone who has covid. >> well, you're not alone. there's a lot of people with covid in this state. the wastewater shows w

. >> officers responded to a glass break alarm at walgreens last weekend. they later learned for other businesses have broken glass like the one you see on your screen. no word yet on whether anything was stolen. >> the bay area, steel manufacturing company and its owners are now facing indictments. more than 30 million dollars in fines as well in connection with a fire that broke out at an east bay recycling plant last year. the alameda county da's office today said a 10 count criminal indictment against radius. recycling has been unsealed. the fire in question was that those medical recycling facility last august, sending plumes of smoke over much of the east bay, the company and its owners are facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges. da pamela price called the indictment historic. >> that is the message to those who are continuing to pollute, who have been a violating our rights in alameda county with impunity, that there is a new day in alameda county. >> the owners made their first court appearance this morning. the fire sent aluminum, 10 steel

walgreens. >> they're all going away. less than 2 weeks after filing for bankruptcy, the parent company of the rental movie company has now filed to liquidate the company at its peak redbox had 34,000 kiosks across the country. but the company, however, failed to adjust to the streaming world and now owes millions and royalty payments to entertainment companies, including sony and bbc pictures. it is not clear when the redbox kiosks will begin to close down, but soon enough they will. iowa's forgot to return. mine. eventually they got there. but, you know, i was more of blockbuster kind of guy same. but then you know and know that one way a box use this as a university in northern ireland held the first-ever graduation ceremony to honor. >> furry companions that help students navigate their college journeys. interesting. there were 25 gradually pets, including dogs, cats, even a hamster. got a shout out. their university officials say research shows the importance of support animals as study buddies. they say spending tim

according to police officers responded to a glass break alarm at a walgreens. they later learned that for other businesses had broken glass like the one there on your screen. no word yet. if anything was stolen and any of these businesses. and another big story tonight, the future of a proposed city in solano county will not be up to voters, california forever. the group behind the proposal announced today that they are scrapping their efforts to get on the november ballot. the group says it will instead submit an application to the county. and this comes after solano county recently released a report citing concerns about the proposed cities effect on water traffic and taxes. in a statement, state senator bill dodd who represents the area said in part the proponents of this ill-conceived development thought that they were going to flash their cash and run over our community like a bunch of bump cams. but instead they ran face first into a brick wall. i hope they've been they're fundamentally flawed design an approach and instead work collaboratively with local

josé recibió más de 1 millón de dólares tras llegar a un acuerdo judicial con las empresas cbs, walgreensdel dinero del acuerdo se destinará a la compra de naloxone, el medicamento que revierte rápidamente una sobredosis. el dinero también se usará para capacitar a trabajadores municipales sobre el uso de este fármaco. programas de prevención y programas de concientización comunitarios. tal parece que las temperaturas tomarán un tiempo en descender cuando las condiciones del tiempo. vamos contigo. cristina sánchez muy buenas tardes. continuamos bajo altas temperaturas en gran porción de la costa oeste. un sistema de alta presión trae consigo estas temperaturas entre los 90 a los triple dígitos en zonas en naranja y en la zona que vemos en rosa, inclusive temperaturas alrededor de 105 hasta 110 grados. durante esta noche regresan esas nubes estratos para el área de san francisco hayward con esa humedad un poco elevada, especialmente en toda la zona costera. el potencial de un poco de llovizna. sin embargo, condiciones ya secas para la tarde de el martes y el miércoles continuamos también c

. >> monterrosa died after being shot by police in a walgreens parking lot. he was 22 years old. the officer that shot him was originally fired in 2021, but was reinstated to the force last year. and remembrances today for longtime congresswoman sheila jackson lee. she died last night in houston, surrounded by family. earlier this summer, she announced she'd been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. in a statement today, president biden called the 74 year old a towering figure in our politics whose spirit was unbreakable. vice president kamala harris called her a tenacious advocate for justice and tireless fighter. jackson lee was the longest serving democratic congressman. she represented her houston based district since 1995. in the east bay, the group behind the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price held a campaign rally at hayward city hall. we call price, we call price, we call price. it was organized by safe community members talked about how they say they're impacted by violent crime and accused price of being too soft on crime. her supporters have argued sh

when are they going to close the walgreens and the cvs's. >> they certainly are starting at walgreens>> yes, they are. i look at these companies and i think, usually at this point in the cycle of a fed tightening, we would be thinking about the mall and how many stores -- the industrials and how many would be in trouble. instead, i think ford's breaking out here. ford. >> real estate is the one area. and we've talked endlessly about commercial real estate not just because of higher rates but because of a significant change in terms of occupancy trends overall. that's the one area that, as much as it's a slow-moving train, seemingly, it's one we have to keep an eye on. there are still banks that are certainly under pressure in terms of their portfolios. >> negative piece about key today, which i think does matter. >> although, upgrades for schwab and pnc. >> i know. i mean, look, we're going to have some truth-telling at the end of the week. it's really crowded week. i think between now and then, we're just going to be just, you know, just making book on what powell is going to do. but

according to a department of justice investigation, the 22 year-old had broken into a walgreens before he was killed by an officer. monterrosa's family, though, says that he was a positive influence in his community and they can. member of street is located where monterrosa grew up. >> coming up next, a man hits a deputy in the east bay with a car sending him flying through the air or what's happened today. still ahead. >> plus, more security on site in san francisco after yet another dispensary is broken into. >> and hundreds of san jose vendor's asking for action to keep their livelihoods. > we're continuing to follow breaking news out of the north bay tonight, a shelter-in-place issued in rohnert park. the department of public safety asking people who live near bath avenue in rohnert park expressway to find a safe place to be immediately. >> we do not know why the order has been issued. were working to learn a little bit more information. for now, though, we do know it's near the target shopping center's food maxx and applebee's at this time. people are being asked not to call polic

but it's all the way down to the local walgreens and cvs stores that are getting looted in our city almoston a daily basis. we need to completely change tack. we need to make public safety a priority. we also need a mayor who's going to be very prolific. as i will be to say, we support our law enforcement officers here in san francisco. we support their careers. we thank them every day for putting their lives on the line for us as residents of san francisco, that approach has not existed. our current mayor defunded the police. our current mayor has turned her back on the police department and our firefighters time and time again. we need a different approach out of the mayor's office. and i look forward to bringing that. all right. >> again, i think the mayor's office probably has is looking at different data and would say differently, but we don't really have time to get into all the points. but what i am interested in is i wonder if you think other big city mayors have also failed because some of these issues were married and other big american cities as well, right? do you look at it as

and as you can see, my dad is holding a came that i remember i had bought him at walgreens, which he also did not want to use. his thought, he said he would be embarrassed to use it. people.