zion was about to. come work for us. layuna, local plumbers team, and san francisco building trades and hardy hardy congratulations to our winners and you can see our names and winners. that i know you sign up and get week'. all right, yesterday, we had our annual and mlk pool. when i was there, i didn't get a chance to see oh great, thank you commissioner hallisy, it was off the hook. and all of our staff is doing activity, you can do ar che re, you can sing, dance, rap, you got free food. and historically we've done this for all the kids in our summer camps. we had, that we partnered with the day view and girls club, mlq was open and they were doing stand up paddle board and it was fantastic, so a big big hardy congratulations to our team lead by superintendent williams and donnelly, our other, senior leaders and rec, jimmy chan, battle, linda banard and of course we had great help from our operations team, including denny concern, our superintendent eric anderson, daniel choy and a site supervisor, a lot of volunteers

zions says redoesdeposits rebou after the silicon valley bank collapse zions is releasing more with christopher from kbw >> good morning, frank. >> a number of banks beating expectations admittedly lower in expe expectations deposit levels are something to watch with people concerned about the regionals. arestabilize >> we are not four months removed from the silicon valley bank collapse and we hhave stab stabilized in terms of the quarter, we are seeing expectations brought down into the quarter and the bar has been lowered banks are jumping over a low bar. that is part of the rally this week. >> i want to go back to rising rates. that caused trouble for regionals with the bond holdings is that an issue for the balance sheet? are you surprised to see m&t with the tailwind with the boost in rates >> higher rates means wider margins. that is only to a point. given the pace the fed moved in the last year, at some point, the liability has caught up. you are seeing margins peak and roll over. that is what we are seeing into the quarter. that is what we see with the back half of the year. loan growt

he's wanting zion plays full areas home to one fat of the population, states from florida to california, blazing as thoughts as being trapped under the high pressure system known as a heat stone. despite the help has that visitors are flocking to one of the hot test places on, and that's the body. they're hoping to witness. what could be the hottest stumpage i ever recorded? the moment as they are forecast of each 54 degrees celsius or 130 degrees finally night. it's the hottest taurus bonded america and soon maybe even all nurses at $131.00. the wall climate scientists and health authorities are ring of the alarm visitors to california stuff valley are rooting for temperatures to keep rising just enough to melt the sentry own record of wine and a place like that that we were talking about the hottest temperatures here. we might be talking about some of the highest temperatures ever recorded. if you look at the top temperatures on record, death valley is all over that list. and so if you experience the top temperatures here, you're, you may be experiencing that world record, which is re

and my first job was mount zion emergency hospital which is now ucsf.very day that i drive by ucsf and i look at the old mount zion emergency, i have a sense of pride knowing that i had a part of building that place. yeah, i did. i graduated as an apprentice and worked on a retrofit for city hall. i loved looking at that building and i take big pride in knowing that i was a part of that retrofit. my first formen job was a 40 story building from the ground up. and it's a predominantly male industry and most of the times people underestimate women. i'm used to it though, it's a challenge for me. >> as a female you're working with a lot of guys. so when they see a woman, first they don't think that the woman is in charge and to know that she's a person that is in charge with operations, i think that it's great, because it's different. it's not something -- i mean, not only a female but the only female of color. >> i was the first female finisher in the cement shop and i was the first crew supervisor, in the shop as a woman. when i became a two, the supervi

zion passed away late last month. we profiled him last year.r state park where it sat for memorial. very touching. richmond police released bodycam footage of a deadly shooting from last weekend. they shot and killed a man in the bedroom of a home who was a roommate of someone who had been a we rested for brandishing a weapon. kevin mcdonald was sitting on the bed pointing a loaded ar-15 rifle at officers. police found 53 guns in the home, 48 of which were in mcdonald's bedroom. officers also say there was gun making equipment in the house. we talked to a neighbor who believes the shooting was justified. >> it appears to me that maybe it was appropriate considering how many weapons he had and what was his plan? gloria: police say the home is owned by an elderly female relative of mcdonald. she was also home and this happened but was not hurt or otherwise involved. oakland police officers are starting a new effort they believe will help combat crime as part of a larger citywide effort. officers are patrolling on foot in a neighborhood that has s

welcome to the program. extreme high temperatures around the world in the united states, heat one in zion, please for areas home to one fed of the population. states from florida to california, a sweltering as hot air is being trapped under a high pressure system known as a heat's still. despite the health has that visitors of talking to one of the hottest places on at that's volley, hoping to witness what could be the hottest temperature ever reliably recorded the mummies as they are forecasting, reach 54 degrees celsius. that's 130 degrees fahrenheit. it's the hottest taurus bonded america and soon maybe even all nurses at 130 was the wall climate scientists and health authorities are ring of the alarm visitors to california stuff valley are rooting for temperatures to keep rising just enough to melt as century old record o q a, y, and a place like that that we were talking about the hottest temperatures here. we might be talking about some of the highest temperatures ever recorded. if you look at the top temperatures on record, death valley is all over that list. and so if you experien

u.s., li, zion, one of the worst performers in the kbw bank index, zions has a huge commercial real indexwednesday i think is even more interesting than tomorrow. thursday interesting even more with capital one and the credit card companies. you get such a robust amount of data this week on the credit quality and what it looks like across the united states. guy: the banks so far are always doing too well. the market knows there are bad things coming and at some point those bad things will arrive. will it be better if they arrive earlier or later? sonali: earlier. always earlier. the difficulty in modeling here just how bad provisioning really gets over a long period of time. and just how bad the conversion is into delinquencies and worsening credit metrics across different types of loans. it is a credit cards, auto loans, hard-core consumer business that is -- people are more worried about when we get the recessionary views. jamie dimon out there saying it is anyone's guess of whether it is a hard or soft landing. that is not we hear from others with janet yellen taking a more optimistic

zion in bsmu has about 20 detachments of them medical five - that's more than fifty people.tives are mostly, and i saw how they get sick even at a very young age. and i really wanted to help them. when it's time to choose a specialization. i realized that this is where i see myself and i want to be a medical organization and work there, i decided to look, and more, when i was in school. probably because i chose chemistry, biology and the classics, of course, then i entered the medical university, work in the hospital helps me to get things for my future work , helping people is also important. we are already working, not the first year of student teams. it was the nursing units, present . this is a detachment of junior medical workers. for them, it's a great experience. uh mastering the professions medics first, they will see firsthand. what is medicine and what is hospital care, that's not all simple and easy. second, it's a big help. in our summer vacation period , the practice will last until the end of july, after which another student will start working, but those who w

time was determined, if compared with the orthodox world, then this person is of the same level as ziongo to the next room, the history of the dyatlov culture in exhibits and documents. after all, for many centuries in the city and the region lived people of different nationalities. each stand reveals the fate of people and individual peoples , special attention to the history of the great patriotic war , a funeral from the front, a newspaper, we will crush the fascist reptile leaflets in polish, which the allies scattered in 1944 to strengthen morale. this is a mini-installation of a war in a suitcase. each of the items once belonged to the families of high school students, the suitcase filled up over time, and the advice of the museum seemed to be very important to create a book of memory. it contains military stories, great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers of students, a collection poems written during the war portraits. after all, every war veteran is a hero. and even though the names of many are not inscribed in the book of combat , films have not been made about them. the most

zions we had some great bullish activity.charles: right. >> and it was basically 388% return. that's why you trade options. you to don't have to trade into volatility -- charles: right. >> you use it to simulate a long position, or you use it to simulate a short position with defined amount of risk. charles: all right. so message to mit, 380%, that's why you buy options. jon, have a good weekend, my man. >> thank you, charles. charles: a reminder, folks, next week maintaining unstoppable prosperity, that's on thursday. still not too late to get your ticket. join me here in new york city, go to eventbrite.com, search for charles payne. >>> still to come, my takeaway on your freedom being taken by the very people that we've elected to protect it. but first, a major chipmaker delaying a massive project in this country saying america doesn't have skilled workers. do we have enough brain power to make a.i. live up to the hype? ♪ ♪ ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinio

they took and after 44 hours, they sat down in zion's invasion of jenin, 13 palestinians were martyred more than 100 people were injured. occupied jerusalem went on strike to declare support for the people of jenin. anti-war and pro-peace organizations and supporters of the palestinian people are worried about conflicts inside the occupied palestinian territories. in protest against the continued occupation of palestine and also in condemnation of the crimes of the zionist regime, in recent days , another anti-zionist demonstration was held in front of the embassy of the occupied jerusalem regime in london. this is the fifth. demonstration in front of the embassy of the zionist regime, it has been held for the last month in protest of the crimes of this regime against the palestinians and the support of some governments . the time is not running out with the intensification of dog attacks against the palestinians . hundreds of people from different walks of life by holding a demonstration in front of the zionist embassy in london , various religions and nationalities condemned the crim

. >> we see stocks of people hated and the banks going up we had zion bank, they went up more than 10% on earnings but the downside when you have the big stocks like tech giants that are lifting markets up when they're not going up that can pull the markets down that's why you sell the nasdaq down in the dow notg for. >> everybody knows they're going to hike rates and the betting is that is going to be at. and the fed might come into this and look at the stock market and say this is feeling frosty and tamp down the risk-taking and sound a little more hawkish. if that happens you can see a few more losses like you did this week. jack: the wall street journal shifted the market with a report about the sprawling network of lead encased cablel the u.s. it i know. >> this will affect cavities like at&t and verizon and we saw at&t hitting a 30 year low if you can imagine. to know over the last few days of bumpier stock and what this will mean for the company's the question is do the telecoms have to remove the cables and if so at what cost. estimates are all over the place but at the highest

the event included a group skate with zion's coffee in view -- coffin interview for friends and family. dion: in the south bay, thousands are planning to flock there for the oman festival. lauren martinez has a look at the finer preparations -- the final preparations and what makes this years's event extra special. reporter: the annual festival is once again coming together. festival since he was a child. >> in those days, my parents farmed. it was one of the highlights of summer. reporter: the san jose buddhist church organizes the event. records show the first event was held at the same location in 1935. >> it is pretty amazing that we have this wonderful gathering of people. reporter: the name of the event comes from a buddhist myth linked to japanese history, a time to honor loved ones who have passed. >> whether we believe in that around, the idea of -- believing that or not, the idea of coming together, celebrating, being mindful of the lives that have been a part of our lives, that have been winstar lives -- that have influenced our lives. reporter: it is very much organized by

temperatures have been in triple digits at the zion national park, to prove how hot it can get inside car, park rangers baked cookies in the car. you see there, they have the dashboard, a trait of cookie dough. if you're going to do something. so hot the thermometer actually melted. this obviously isn't your average oven, it took about three hours to bake the cookies nevertheless, they baked some cookies, in their car. >> they had temperatures inside the car, 160 degrees plus, outside it was around 100 to 110 let up. let's get you into the microclimate forecast and you will see the range we are starting off with on monday. 59 here and half moon bay then out towards the inland valleys, the numbers are starting to drop a little bit from some of the upper 80s and low 90s this weekend. right now, 99 and concord, a beautiful day in napa at 75. the big thing that will help us out tomorrow, is going to be the fog. it looks like it'll be widespread to start for tomorrow morning with spotty drizzle then as we head through the afternoon, the fog hangs out near the bay and the coast. we will als

when in the world today, i get that there are 100 spots on conflict, zions but, but why? why is now such a good time for change? do you think minister? well, i think for the 1st time, the hostility between nations and between powerful forces the world has come out into the open the trade war between these types of states and try not to very big hours in, in the world, is out in the open the, the russia, ukraine conflict, the role of nature within it. so sudden the very powerful elements of facing each other. and we're all going to have to find on says in that context and the answers i know going to be what we know the answers have to be a refresh, in my humble opinion. there's so much movement in the world today when you talk about the breaks, the shanghai cooperation organizations, the, the as see on the global south, of course, the african continent. some people refer to these groups as a di, dollarization, co initial then moving away from the american donna. now, yes, it's being the reserve currency essentially, since the great patrick will in the 2nd world war, but co

the event included a group skate with zion's coffee in view -- coffin interview for friends and family the south bay, thousands are planning to flock there for the oman festival. lauren martinez has a look at the finer preparations -- the final preparations and what makes this years's event extra special. reporter: the annual festival is once again coming together. festival since he was a child. >> in those days, my parents farmed. it was one of the highlights of summer. reporter: the san jose buddhist church organizes the event. records show the first event was held at the same location in 1935. >> it is pretty amazing that we have this wonderful gathering of people. reporter: the name of the event comes from a buddhist myth linked to japanese history, a time to honor loved ones who have passed. >> whether we believe in that around, the idea of -- believing that or not, the idea of coming together, celebrating, being mindful of the lives that have been a part of our lives, that have been winstar lives -- that have influenced our lives. reporter: it is very much organized by families.

thing been there that the divisions in his riley society links to our for open don't expect sions in zion is extreme, is hundreds of thousands have been protesting. government plans to embarrass we can democracy. what's happened, the dream of it to restate with these rail more polarized than ever before in its history, the van res riley's funds, se leaving the occupied west bank. new settlements like kept him in close to novelist, a set up each year widely considered illegal under international law. these riley settlers now number of, of 700000. when i came here that were maybe 100 use. i see here to me in june. i see here 3000000 jews, many more millions of jews. this is my vision. we're on the road. we've done yellow, vice one of the early settlers here, and a lobbyist for settlers interest she co found to catch them in one of the 1st jewish settlements. in 1975, the activist has been vigorously promoting the jewish settlement of the west bank ever since. it's a miracle what i see in front of my eyes because these are new trailers for new families coming to a new out of don't come aroun

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yes, there, there as well when in the world today, i guess that there are how hotspots and conflict, zions but, but why, why is now such a good time for change? do you think minister? well, i think for the 1st time, the hostility between nations and between powerful forces and the world has come out into the open the trade war between these as it states and try not to very big hours in, in the world, is out in the open. the, the russia, ukraine conflict, the role of nato within that so sudden the very powerful elements all facing each other. and we're all going to have to find on this in that context and the answers i know going to be what we know the answers have to be a refresh, in my humble opinion. there's so much movement in the well, today when you talk about the breaks, the shanghai cooperation organization with the i see on the global south of course, the african continent. some people refer to these groups as a di, dollarization coalition. then moving away from the american donna now, yes, it's being the reserve currency essentially, since the great patrick will in the 2nd world w

the banks to you, carlton going up and we had zions bank or keep cork america. they all went up more than 10% this week on earnings, but the downside of that is that when you have these big stocks, like these tech giants that have been lifting the market up when they're not going up that can actually pull the markets down a bit, and that's why you saw the nasdaq down in the dow do quite do so well. multiple minutes into the show, and we have not said the words the fed yet so of course we have to their meeting next week. what are you looking for? well everybody knows that they're going to hike rates one more time in the betting is that that's going to be it. but i think that what you have to be careful about is that the fed might come into this and look at the stock market and say, you know what? this is feeling little frothy test and try to tamp down that kind of risk taking that's going on and, you know, sound a little more hawkish, and if that happens, you could see a few more losses in the market like he did this week. already carton the wall street journal s

at least 6 palestinians have been killed and several wounded in confrontations and lebanon zion, the headway refugee camp. this follows every night fighting between palestinian factions to the regular supposedly line leaving areas in the southern city of signed. and it's the latest wave of violence, the largest palestinian refugee camp in the country. that is home to some 50. 5000 people is ready. false is arrested at least 9 palestinians in the occupied west spine can overnight rates. saul just storm several cities and towns including hebron saw the fates until caught them. the n g o palestinian president is club said the detainees have been charged with resistance and incitement. police false people have been killed and thousands injured when the warehouse storing fireworks exploded in solving time and will consume sharif has the story. this is what's left of the warehouse in the town bordering malaysia, twisted metal and rubber all that remain. nearly a ton of the lead these 2 fireworks exploded, igniting the fine. is the top of that, daniel d. the number of the engine is around a

and my first job was mount zion emergency hospital which is now ucsf.very day that i drive by ucsf and i look at the old mount zion emergency, i have a sense of pride knowing that i had a part of building that place. yeah, i did. i graduated as an apprentice and worked on a retrofit for city hall. i loved looking at that building and i take big pride in knowing that i was a part of that retrofit. my first formen job was a 40 story building from the ground up. and it's a predominantly male industry and most of the times people underestimate women. i'm used to it though, it's a challenge for me. >> as a female you're working with a lot of guys. so when they see a woman, first they don't think that the woman is in charge and to know that she's a person that is in charge with operations, i think that it's great, because it's different. it's not something -- i mean, not only a female but the only female of color. >> i was the first female finisher in the cement shop and i was the first crew supervisor, in the shop as a woman. when i became a two, the supervi

this is at zion national park. temperatures have been hitting the triple digits.took an opportunity to try to make some cookies in their car, a car so hot, it melted the thermometer. you can see they have a dashboard of an all set up with a tray of cookie dough. these rangers are fun. three hours later they were eating the cookies. it took three hours, but it cooked. it's a good warning about how hot cars can get.>> in ou i both workin i know we are getting hot temperatures, but not quite yet.>> we could see 100 degree temperatures are returning. that's the end of the seven-day forecast. before we get there, we have a little cooldown starting the week, low clouds have returned to san francisco, cool temperatures, 50s and 60s outside, no need to run the air conditioner tonight, mother nature is doing that for you. look at the wind speed, fairfield, southwest at 17, ringing in some low clouds across the bay for the morning, but here is what the satellite view is showing. high clouds coming up out of the south. another round of monsoon moisture, and intense thunderst

here is what we are watching today -- earnings after the bell, tesla, ibm, zions, united airlines, netflixs crossword -- -- company's crackdown on password sharing. netflix is up 62% year to date. how high is the bar today? geetha: very high. this is a momentous quarter, the first after that widespread password crackdown. expectations have been building. optimistic outlook. the street is looking for 2 million subscriber gains. whisper number is higher. we will looking for any qs management can provide in terms of third-quarter guidance. they will be talking about revenue and operating income. there will be a lot of focus on that. guy: what impact will the writers and actors strike have? everybody says they are best positioned to ride that out. is that correct? geetha: correct. they are in a sweet spot. netflix has a huge lead production time or most of their shows. they have a lot of backlogged and content. if you look at their content production, there is not a lot of dependence on hollywood. one thing they have done well is go after international content. they probably have about 30 kore

those are the laggards we are looking at comerica and keycorp with gains zions is up. a bit of a mixed bag with july laggards equifax with a dip to the down side this morning, we are looking at the bond market. a tick down in yields after the better than expected pce report. the 10-year is below 4%. last week, it topped 4%. right now, it is two points below the basis point. we are also looking at the energy market. oil is up 14% this month on pace for the best month since january of 2022 when it gained 17%. you see crude up in the pre market again, up 14% for the month of july. >>> time for the check of the corporate stories with bertha coombs bertha, good morning >> good morning, frank minneapolis fed reserve neel kashkari striking an optimistic tone for a soft landing for the economy. speaking to "face the nation," kashkari said the u.s. economy is making a ing surprisingly go progress >> we don't want to declare victory. we are staying on the progress if we need to raise rates further from here, we will do so we will let the data guide us. >> kashkari adds returning

zion parkway. we engaged the suspect. the suspect returned fire, and hit the ground running. we gave chase. we engaged the suspect. he produced a handgun at again, gunfire was exchanged and the suspect was neutralized. >> the shooting on saturday sparked a manhunt across north georgia. the motive is still unclear, but officials say the gunman was not related to any of the victims. >>> a top investigator on the long unsolved case of the gilgo beach murders says it is possible there may be more victims. new york architect reggie sharman is charged with the murders of three women over a decade ago. he was arrested on thursday, in midtown, manhattan, about 40 miles from where the victims remains were discovered in 2010. he has pleaded not guilty. the case is tied to at least 10 sets of human remains which were found in that area. he is also the prime suspect in a fourth murder, one official said the alleged acts were the worst he had ever seen. >> i knew this person was a demon. the fact that we are able to bring some closure, some peace to the families, as well as to take a viol

zion national park is an example. there are 426 units in the national parks system and some are underutilized. we are focused on how to steer the american people to the full american story represented in the system. dealing with how to have a quality visitor experience and take care of the resources and heavily visited places and get folks to understand their parks is another one. >> i know it's in new mexico, we struggle with that challenge. there is a double edged sword in that having that a federal recognition and protection of these beautiful and important places brings greater attention and protection but also brings as you stated, over love of some of the spaces and we are struggling with that in some of our areas. in terms of the challenges, climate change challenges that they posed for the parks, this summer, the southwest was covered in a heat dome. an historic fires in canada have brought smoke which descended down across all of the u.s. and, of course, the historic drought and climate and water challenges t

zion was legally blind after being shot in 2021 but did not let that stop him from chasing his dreamcoming a professional skateboarder. he passed away late last month. abc7 news profiled him last year. hello skateboarders led his hearse to wilder skate park where it set for a memorial. police released body cam footage of a double shooting from last week. officer shot and killed a man in the bedroom of a home. he was a roommate of someone who had been arrested for brandishing a weapon. police had a search warrant and as they went room by room, they found kevin mcdonald was pointing a loaded rifle at officers. police found three guns in the home, 48 of those were in his bedroom. officers also say there was gun making equipment in the home. we talked to a neighbor who believes the deadly shooting was justified. >> it appears to me that maybe it was appropriate considering how many weapons he had and what was his plan. gloria: the home is elderly female relative of mcdonald. she was home when this happened but was not hurt or otherwise involved. oakland police officers are starting a new

the movers include zion's bancorp, they are up and you will tell me why.ey reported earnings of a 7% increase in the second quarter, that's customer confidence in this regional bank. a lot of people pulled the money, put them in bigger banks because bigger was considered safer. stuart: gary said that a few minutes ago, mutual banks. abbott labs, what's the story? lauren: stock is up 4. 5%. they are seeing recovery in surgical procedures and demand for their devices. for abbott's it is their diabetes care. stuart: discover, credit card company. lauren: it is up 14%. week earnings, they are pausing the share buyback because they have to figure out how much money to return to merchants for charging them for wrong fees for 15 years. there is this regulatory review going on and because of that they paused their buybacks. stuart: we don't know the dollar number. as soon as you get the dollar number you will have some reaction in the stock. thanks. the ftc and the justice department have announced new rules for mergers. rated trimble joins us. is this about going

s&p 500 winners, tesla we've been talking about the company this morning and also global payment zionalso on their and nasdaq, tesla again, lucid another ev maker, jd.com and i don't know if i'm saying that right, is that electric? >> social media, you cannot do pop quizzes to me or i will do them to you. ashley: let's take a look at the ten year yield if we can. down 2.3 basis points. anyone getting into gold? up a couple of points $1931 per ounce, bitcoin has been moving higher up $130, 30636. coming up president biden is enlisting former president obama to help his campaign. watch this. >> five reasons i'm asking you to donate $5 to my campaign. >> taken for me and me and go to joe biden.calm to join our campaign. ashley: how come biden did not use his own vice president kamala harris, just wondering where did he go back to barack obama. there is a shortage of jobs in teenagers are using that to their advantage, their charging as much is $17 per our for some positions. and tom homan says immigration system is broken by the biden administration design. tom is here to explain next. ♪

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bank and we're coming in right under zions. >> you must feel better about going into the prints nots hot. >> i think what was more important was the smackdown of lina khan and so there are things going on in m&a that are extremely bullish. >> we talked about some of the early tells about ipos, for example, over at morgan stanley, and the notion that we might be entering a new cycle >> yes, morgan stanley's stock, my travel trust owns it, it's been a pathetic parody of the human mind of late, and i would like to see that it -- to reverse it >> yeah. 47 -- or 4,480 almost, jim >> where is -- where are the bears who come on every day on our networks and say, don't believe it where are the people who say that the best time for apple, we're passed where are the people who still think that nvidia is just a gaming card maker? >> well, they're probably looking at consensus for q2 earnings >> they're looking for new jobs, and they are going to be the welders at the lng products, the huge, huge new lng they are needed desperately. some of these strategists, i can tell you, i could tell, they

risk management, corporate governance >> that was discouraging on the flipside, zion, which a lot ofthought was going to be bad, actually bested that was a regional that people were concerned they vested. and i think that's important you know -- >> can i -- >> the banks are -- >> i want to come to a name that you follow closely estee lauder 4% today at barclay's, there is a downgrade. they talk about reinvestment ultimately pressuring median term margins they're also wary of a more muted recovery in china and on the heels, they say, yesterday's disclosure of a cybersecurity incident, which we didn't get to yesterday, they said pause and is expected to continue to cause disruptions to parts of the company. they can't help but worry these issues are broader and more systematic than originally described. >> the ceo thinks it's a hard time one of them is that he did make a big bet on china china's not coming back. it's important he told all the analysts, two-quarter issue, they continue because he's so great. my trust has owned this forever. a lot of money, we sold it high and bought it

comerica one of the highest levels since march zion had a good report yesterday., wells fargo moving to the upside, the bank etf at the highest level since march. that was the banking crisis. so, this is -- the banks are really weathering the earnings season very, very well then there's some outliers contessa talked about travelers. i want to point out how unusual this miss was, 6 cents an estimate of $2.08 catastrophe losses were off the charts here. and it's astonishing to think, how could they possibly have a miss like this and be up 2%? because they keep raising the premiums all the time. not only do they keep raising the premiums, people keep renewing them. the renewal rate, which is how many more people are renewing at the chaprices they're charging s higher you see what's going on, you have enormous losses allstate reported enormous problems >> says something about the overall inflationary environment. bob, thank you >>> tesla price target changes grabbing our attention from "the desk of" segment all eyes on margins. only falling about 40 basis points below

think that's going to cut it and then genuine worries about bank rules citizens financial, comerica, zions and key three and two. we lost these after silicon valley and signature bank both failed within days of each other in march there hasn't been really real comeback because we're convinced regulation could be totally punitive i've got tell you. i like this one, but it's because it's where the phillies play number four, enphase, it turned out to be a financing play it's harder to borrow money. finally, the worst performer of the s&p 500 in the first half is advanced auto parts. it's been cut in half thanks to an earnings disaster that what you're waiting for, for them to get better i think any company worrying about the financing is going to be in trouble. why bother waiting for an auto parts industry to turn around? i don't mind the auto stocks, though i highlight all these losers because how this market could broaden out when so many companies have become have-nots because of sector wide woes that prevent them from doing well could the environment change sure but considering how many o

what the historian norman cohen has called the warrant for genocide the protocols of the elders zion, a british war correspondent traveling with the russian armies during the civil war, said the protocols were everywhere and the officers and of the army blamed the entire cataclysm on the hebrew. they believed that all their misfortune had been caused by some shadowy international order of -- muscling of jewish civilians and shoot the protocols, then made their way to germany where they see the minds of the middle class. just as germany was looking for someone to blame for war, defeat and economic rolling hitler set of the protocol. once this text becomes generally to all people the jewish menace be regarded as already vanquished. the great industrialist ford played a key role the spread of the jewish global domination conspiracy. ford purchased his local the minuscule dearborn independent. he then hired the best editors and muckrakers from nearby detroit and turned the paper into one of the highest circulating in the country. using his nationwide network of ford dealerships to distrib

zion scene and fentanyl mixtures in every state.rs for disease control said the percentage of fatal overdoses with xylazine was up 76%. it has horrible effects on humans. covered arms and legs with large wounds we've show you in the past. new york city the special narcotics prosecutor says her team is going after dealers. busting stash houses finding large bags of drugs cut with xylazine. >> it is all about making the bucks. no concern for human life. it is only about money. so to the extent we can hit these organizations where it hurts in their pocket books, that's another effective tool. >> the question what is being done about this? the white house is working to make the drug a controlled substance and limit availability. march biden asked congress more than $46 billion for nation's drug programs. there has been nothing yet. those people out there and these parents want answers and looking to this administration to figure it out. >> dana: if you are the parent of an addict you are desperate. >> bill: thank you. so in the meantime

zions and keycorp are rallying. they did see strength in deposits.y, did they have to pay for them, but investors are at least taking comfort in the deposit space. on the flipside, discover, the credit-card company halting buybacks as a result of issues with regulators. they miss pacified -- they misclassified credit cards charging more to retailers than they should, going all the way back to 2007. and then you have truest. this committee cutting its forecast with respect to net interest income. you saw sales and profits miss expectations. matt: speaking of banks, yesterday we were talking with noted analyst mike mayo, who said it was all clear for the group. >> this idea that banks are going to have a big liquidity capital, or solvency issues off the table with the bank earnings . the industry has turned a page. amber: let's take into the state of the banking sector with ana arsov, moody's cohead of banking. what do you think, ana, all clear? ana: well, we were not dealing with this impact distress we were in march, but it is not all clear. it is as

utilizing collective investigative measures, we were able to track the suspect over to 138 and mount zion parkway. we engaged the suspect. the suspect returned fire and hit the ground running. we gave chase, re-engaged the suspect. he produced a handgun again. gunfire was exchanged. the suspect was neutralized. >> police say 40-year-old andre longmore, who you see there, shot three men and one woman just south of atlanta yesterday morning. we've just learned that all four were in their 60s, and two of the victims were husband and wife. the motive is unclear. however, police did say the shooter stole a vehicle from one of the victims. >>> to a long-awaited homecoming. american monica de leÓn barba is coming back to california after she was kidnapped in mexico eight months ago. the fbi put out a statement this morning noting that the investigation remains ongoing with no arrests being made just yet. cnn's mike valerio joins us from los angeles. what do we know about the circumstances surrounding her release? it is good news she's coming home. >> reporter: oh, it's fantastic news. the questi

another anti vax doctor or something, turns out she has been circulating the protocols and the elders of zione is no necessary logical reason why if you believe crazy things about vaccines you should be antisemitic. again, in this world -- >> it's a cesspool of nonsense, and i think that was over the point you are making. you wrote in tp am, there's no real difference between kennedys anti-semitic genocide can theory or the general anti-vax area or the other nonsense he spews. it's the common parlance of twitter based independent takers, which you put in quote, a current team in american life, for over the moment is uniquely rooted in a trumpian authoritarian world. tell me about that. what do you mean by the trumpian authoritarian world? >> the maga world. the people who are into trump and the people who maybe trump isn't there top thing but to believe kind of what your previous guest the senator was saying, really aren't so sure about democracy anymore. and that's why they are really into foreign authoritarian leaders. sometimes it's putin, sometimes it's the prime minister of hungary. lots

zions up 6.4%. very strong moves. in recent weeks, coming off the heels of earnings, things have stabilized there, creating some comfort surrounding the overall thesis of investing in banks staying ant markets, the upcoming fed decision, major focus of the day our next guest says the fed will be unwilling to stop hiking until wage growth registers below 4% he believes the economy will fall into a recession in the coming quarters, though a shallow one. joining us now, northwestern mutual wealth management chief investment officer, brent chshu. thanks for being here. looking at the way you're positioned right now, it doesn't appear that you're currently positioned for a recession, overweight small caps, underweight big caps is that a recent shift that you had, where you were kind of taking some profits from the bigger names that had recently run up >> yes, in may we took money off the table on the s&p 500, which i think seems a bit odd given the quality there and the typical, how it does better towards recession. but sm

at zion national park temperatures have been hitting the triple digits, and just to prove how hot itnside of the vehicle, the rangers took the opportunity to try to bake some cookies in the car, and you can see they have a dashboard oven set up with a tray of cookie dough. three hours later, the rangers were eating the cookies. >> i bet it smelled good in the car. >> easy bake squad car. [ laughter ] >>> to check out what is trending locally, head over to nbcbayarea.com, click on the trending bar. it's right there at the top of our home page. >>> well, right now at 6:00, it's the end of an era, after 127 years in business the doors at anchor brewing company have officially closed. >> it's kind of the end of a tradition or staple in san francisco. >> we were there as the last pints were poured, but there's still hope. the reason workers say they're not going to give up on buying the brewery just yet. >>> a bay area musician robbed in front of his home. how the community is coming together. >>> plus, the concerts may be over, the benefits sticking around. how businesses are still baski

and auto loans and survey re-respondents and considering that on this last day of july and regional, zion, key, and top seven winners over the last 31 days and look at which index was on pace to grab the best performer of the month. gold medal and big tech sucking up the oxygen in the room and turns out small and mid cap stocks rob the nasdaq of the win. we have 59 minutes left to trade on russell 2000 looking to close out july with 5.8% gain. nasdaq this, don't get us wrong. no slouch here. it has tacked on 3.9% for the month and the dead of syrup followed by a move of about 2 or 3% for the dow and 3% gain and look for longevity and july marks the fifth straight monthly gain for both and we have a sector and the propellant over all this you ask? energy. not tech. and thanks to this bump energy related and drillers refiners and integrated names and straight pick energy and they said go for it because at least loved area. every component of the xle, the etf with all of these names, saw gains but slumberje with the 19% gain on the month and eoc resources 16% pop and they were the standouout