ok, mayor waller. wrangle all of us. mayor waller: i think it was 44 mayors. all look to you and you have to lead us and we take your lead. gatton, by the way, you are amazing when dave comes with us because he is super-scale. why did you want to head up this committee? it is very natural for you because they ayor waller: for ti want to thank you and the rest of the■ó mayors in the organization for bringing this issue to the forefront. the governmental level need to change our thought process health. years ago it was always talking about the kids in the school system about non-drug use. now a lot of states have made that legal, so you have to pivot to something else that is going to help. in this case i thinkaving, as mayor dyer suggested, 100,000 clinicians out there, would help the police departments. policed for this. we do have a pilot program in fiddlesticks county, where we share clinicians that ride with police officers amongst the towns. that out from the attorney general's office, because they recognize the one thing or would like to add is that thisa

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mediterranean red seas of yemen and the iraqi islamic resistance in a joint operation targeted the waller tanker in the mediterranean sea on the way to the occupied port of haifa with a number of drones. the american ship delonix was also targeted by yemeni armed forces' missile attacks in the red sea. also, the missile unit of the yemeni army targeted the johannes maersk ship belonging to the maersk shipping company in the mediterranean sea. the reason for the violation of the prohibition of traffic in the red sea was the target of a number of shahpads. the spokesman of the yemeni armed forces emphasized the operation the military will not stop unless the aggression of the zionist regime is stopped and the blockade of the palestinian people in gaza is lifted. the president of russia criticized america's actions regarding production and deployment. intermediate -range nuclear missiles: kremlin will start production of medium-range and short-range nuclear missiles. vladimir putin added: russia should unilaterally withdraw from the intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty in accordance with

john lennon gave the instrument to his colleague gordon waller in 1965, who in turn gave it away to theguitar in front. passenger air transportation services, how her working day begins, let's see, my name is alexandra krichenkova and i am an agent for organizing passenger air transportation services at the minsk national airport. as a rule, i wake up at 50 in the morning in order to have time to get ready for work, have time to put on my makeup, and my morning always starts with a cup of coffee. having a cup coffee, i’m immediately in a good mood and head to my favorite job. this is what my workplace looks like : the check-in desk: behind the check-in desk we have a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse, a telephone for communicating with employees, a printer for printing boarding passes, as well as a printer for printing luggage tags, tags for carry-on luggage that we label, please , have a nice flight, inspection sector e in that direction. after check-in, we go to the departure area and accompany passengers on board the plane and land. since childhood i i flew on vacation with my parents, fr

folks, want to bring in jpmorgan asset management kelsey berro and also, eric waller steen.ns you're working with a legend, how does that feel? >> it is great. >> you've been at the journal. you have done some other jobs. you were at the fed. i think you're trying to make some money now? [laughter] >> a privilege to work with ed. i think he has been a ahead of this cycle. charles: ed has been made of the cycle. i had ed on the show october of 2022. he caught the bottom. it took wall street on average six months to catch up. now i feel ed might be too bullish. the stuff that we just saw from kelly, does any of that worry you, bother you? >> no, i think actually the consumer is quite strong contrary to what lot of people are selling. the average household is paying less than 10% to service debt in terms of incomes. even with the bifurcated economy, wages for lower workers are growing. higher wage workers are losing out to inflation. they have the huge wealth effect from record stock prices, record real estate prices that help spending. we think the consumer is quite strong. ch

you had waller talking about that.lliams was talking about that, that you needed to bring down rates to keep from being more restrictive. that discussion isn't happening in the u.s. right now. >> we'll see if it picks back up. steve, thank you. steve liesman. >>> sticking in the euro zone, european equities are gaining strength against u.s. stocks. joining me is katie stockton, a cnbc contributor. as someone of a skeptic in the long run, i love this take. many people have said you can hunt for value in europe. but you're talking more broadly. >> well, listen, european equities have been a source of long-term underperformance versus u.s. equities. that's been no different over the past year and a half or so. but since february, very quietly, we have seen some outperformance unfold. it's been gradual, but if you take benchmarks, an etf relative to the spx, you'll see that the trend appears to have shifted. some of those ratios are getting above their down trending 200-day moving averages. and that's more meaningful than

00 this morning and goes until 4:00 this afternoon on market street, with activities set up along waller mission of starliner has already been delayed a few times now, including last week because of a helium leak. the astronauts on this trip are going to the international space station for a week. we will have it live coming up. all right. to a live look outside now with lisa hart. >> stephanie, good morning. it is sunny in spots, but boy that marine layer came back and so did the sea lions. check it out. there are thousands of them out there for sure. 52, san francisco, 56, in oakland. and we're looking at the deck of low clouds retreating back to the coast. it's sunny here in the city, but the winds are picking up 59 in santa rosa, with some low 60s in concord cooling for sure. all across the bay today, already ten degrees cooler by the delta with the wind up to 30 miles an hour. so you're going to notice the winds. notice the 15 degree cooldown inland. and we're going to look for that wind to stick around into your sunday highs today near average mid 60s downtown. low 70s from the bay

on market street, with activities set up along waller street as well, and oakland kicked off pride montho raising a huge lgbt lgbtq flag at city hall. the town has a new reason to celebrate, too. this is the first pride month in which oakland has an lgbtq cultural district. it was approved back in november. it's in the lakeshore area, where bars catering to oakland's gay and queer scene started popping up in the 1980s. now celebrate pride with abc seven all june and watch our exclusive live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade on june 30th, streaming everywhere you watch abc seven. >> coming up, the war of the waves and the wind. it's a battle we're losing. >> nature takes the toll. what will erosion do to the coast in the next quarter century? >> take a look ahead. a sneak peek at bay impact climate change will have on our environment and you don't have to look further than our coastline to see the damage more intense storms and warming ocean temperatures are causing what can be done to shore up our coast. >> not much, experts say. >> california has 1100 miles of coast

charlie: here to discuss, gop pollster justin waller. great to see you. >> morning.t the sort of lay of the land for these edge swing state, how do you see things? >> well, it's a remarkable story because, as you mentioned, both of these states really shouldn't be in play historically speaking, you know? virginia was won by about 10 points in the last election. minnesota by 7. the last time virginia went republican presidentially was two decades ago. but for this to be that close really speaks to a couple of things. first and foremost, biden's weakness with traditional blocs, if you will, that tend to vote for blue presidential candidates. we know he's weak among younger voters which is very unusual, but we know that, we certainly know that in minnesota if given the gaza protest votes earlier this year, but we see him slipping in strength the among other bachs, for example if, among black and latino voters where these pronounced issues that are core in this campaign are reaching crisis level. and i'm speaking specifically about cost of living. they're just remarkable

joining our conversation, former attorney general, eric waller is here. for making time for us today. >> thanks for having me, nicole. didn't want to review fast and furious but that is probably a good place to start this conversation. >> and i went, i would write about it myself. i've never said this on tv but i first read in when i had written a novel and a chris wallace was a friend of mine, he invited me to come onto the program as a panelist to mention the book and he said we are talking about fast and furious and i said what is that? he said oh, read and, our audience is really fired up about it. i remember googling and reading it and it is good of an example as any of the injection of politics, pulling the levers of congressional allies to do something that had never been done before and then softening the terrain of conservative media and conservative activists. i wonder what you make of what trump is promising to do in his second term to the department that you once led. >> yeah, to a department i once led and that i love dearly. i spent 20 years

and goes until four this afternoon on market street, with activities set up along waller street.ing a cool down this weekend. let's check in with lisa. >> yeah that's right. good morning to you, stephanie. hi everyone. you can see some fog here but also sun where it's 52, in san francisco and half moon bay. we had a good shot here. but you can see the fog is really blown into parts of the east bay. and it's cooler in the north bay today, 60s and 70s for most windy at the coast. lisa thank you and thank you all for joining us. >> gma is next. ♪ my love don't cost a thing ♪ ♪ think i want to drive your benz ♪ ♪ i don't ♪ >> gio: oh, and the mic caught janai. welcome back. >> whit: backup vocals. >> gio: yep. welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. jennifer lopez stunning her fans announcing she's canceling her summer concert tour. the singer saying she is completely heartsick and devastated, and coming up will ganss will join us and will have more on what may have led to that sudden decision. >> whit: a lot of talk go that for sure. we'll take a look at that ahead. >>> but

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history made in oakland waller's kelsey bit more in the first female players started came on the mountainame the time. lot of folks out there, john, and the heat was certainly out there with people as >> as the weekend, the heat was following his around great. said, go away, go away. but hey, we did see last night and that cool breeze coming out in. >> yesterday was not as hot as the day before. it says some of us already had felt that relief today. we're really all going to be tapping into noticeably cooler weather. your view outside right now with the bay bridge. got the flags blowing around. really strong. there appear 15 that wind is are russian through the coast right now. and it is a bay area's ac giving us that nyce needed cool down high pressure ridge that has been in place actually does weaken just a little bit across the region. see a week truck rushing right past us, helping to cool things down. bring us some cool air next week. temps will rise again, though, with yet another ridge building in so we kind of have a little bit of a down followed by a nother up. we still do have s

mary daly and chris waller speaking. tuesday, new-home sales.ke a look at what you heard from today, a lot of it was this tipping point, this inflection point that people are not willing to lean into. dani, what's your final take away? dani: the output is specifically for the consumer with retail sales data that showed weakness than some folks expected and also what we heard from companies, dana peterson that it, instead of going to the movies, people are saying homey and streaming. budget shoppers are coming to kroger for the first time in a long time. restaurants we heard from saying they're getting less traffic. this idea that it was the ptsd of consumers locked up in covid, coming out and revenge shopping and it would last forever because we were so scarred, this week has really laid bare the truth, as soon as you are worried about prices, that goes away. lisa: mcdonald's coming out with a five dollar meal. starbucks coming up today talking about half-price. this coming off, that's coming up, 50% off a drink is on. deals are coming your way

you can -- you are going to need more of this going forward, as governor waller highlighted in his recent cameras not on him? lisa: how many of the -- like pretend the camera is not on him? lisa: how many of the fed officials are saying mission accomplished? >> they, would not say that even to themselves. it's good to have a good number but we get lots of numbers all the time. you guys do, too. and you can't put too much weight on anyone read. but it is encouraging its going in the right direction. i am sure jay will say that at the press conference. jonathan: you are going to stick with us. a final word from jim interest among. if you are just joining us, inflation, the right kind of downside surprise coming. stripping out food and energy, we get 0.2, we were looking for 0.3. going into the opening bell, equity futures positive by 0.7% and a big rally in the bond market. two-year yields down by about 13 baseboards, briefly breaking -- 13 basis points, briefly breaking 4.70. let's get you an update on stories elsewhere as well as some details on the cpi report. hears dani burger for more.

folks like governor waller, all they are really doing is following the last few months of data.er words if the rhetoric is conditional, if the data changes and it quickly changes, then i think that things will be ok. if that doesn't happen it could be a problem. i will say that i do think that we will get another soft june inflation report. that will be coming out i think in a couple of weeks time. as that happens, you know, i think the doves on the committee will be fighting tooth and nail to make a more meaningful signal at the july meeting. that's what i'm looking for. lisa: we are out of time, this is been fun but we should come back and have a longer debate session. this is the debate on wall street right now, how do you have conviction at a time when everyone cherry picks their data . neal dunn a disagrees, thing there's only one game in town. i could talk to you about it all day. coming up next, josh whaley, josh wingrove, the new york fed president bill dudley, and cherry picking. i like cherry picking. that is what we do. there's nothing else given that you can have the

governor waller's at 4.5%. the unemployment rate starts to rise. i think 150 is priced in.below 100 was a problem. given labor supply what is 200? even if the number is 150, are we slowing too much? that will be the debate. you look at everything, the totality of the data, keeps us all in business looking at company fundamentals, macro data, the distribution of outcomes, i think that it's important to look at the distribution because it is a bifurcated economy. jonathan: can we do scenario analysis? the difficult call for a bond manager right now. what happens if we have payrolls disappointment cpi coming in at a punchy .4%? what does that mean for fixed income? where do you buy? priya: i would say that you buy fives. if inflation is sticky it will be hard for the fed to communicate cuts that day. i think you buy further out because of the inflation numbers high and the fed doesn't cut the risk of a hard landing is higher down the road. then the fed will keep the front end anchored. by the time the economy slows down it will be too late for the economy -- too late for the s

um you're the second of the red waller mp s to stand down one of the early ones and you said at the time . and now , joe, it seems lightly. and now, joe, it seems something rather more sinister was going on behind the scenes. please, can you tell us more? indeed so, um , i, i got wind of indeed so, um, i, i got wind of the fact that, um i was like to be deselected, and you know it . be deselected, and you know it. it followed a well , i mean, it followed a well, i mean, really, probably since i was elected , um , a lack of support elected, um, a lack of support from the small number who formed the local federation and so i. i took the decision that i would make a dignified exit rather than being humiliated . having than being humiliated. having been treated so badly , uh, over been treated so badly, uh, over the 3.5 years before the re selection. um and, um out of loyalty to the party, i. i was deliberately sort of vague about the reason because i thought that they would , um, go on to that they would, um, go on to sort it out. um they didn't and , sort it out. um they didn't and, um, yo