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how much more carnage aree willing to accept? how many more innocent american lives must be taken before we say enough? >> meanwhile a bipartisan group of lawmakers working to hammer out some gun reform bill say a "framework for a deal is close." join me to discuss with eugene daniels, playbook author and white house correspondent for politico, and andy hardy, congressional reporter for the new york times. so much going on. there was this primetime speech. president biden laid out so many things. what is it inside the white house and how much the president can influence congress? >> what you saw yesterday was the president talking to a bunch of different audiences. first was members of congress where he was saying these are the things i want to do. the list we heard from him heading up to the task force during the obama administration. talking about assault weapons, talking about a registry, red flag loss. these kind of things have bipartisan support among voters. and more importantly, talking to the american people and channelin

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submissive talks about the dlc, first about what arees three points the dlc espoused? >> one was the idea of less government you can expand opportunity and not with mother critical taglines.ar you could also use market principles in terms of growing the economy but also what tools of the market to make government itself more efficient. also belief and opportunity for all. but also responsibility for people to take responsibility. list the three taglines. i would say one thing i don't mean to jump ahead but in your questions i think the differences of today versus the dlc of the past. turbine is an early member of the dlc. one reason he is not ideological enough. this ideology fundamentally firmly believe in these ideas. a lot of the dlc electoral status of democratic parties. also to reshape the party to make it much more focused on those types. from a very liberal members of the democratic party been called today, but is there critique? john what he had many choice words of really being frustrated. what was the southern voice network. another is the call the democrats

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aree you going to be able to weather this and i said you know what, my job is to protect the education opportunities and jobs of the people of my state and if doing so means i put my own job in jeopardy, let the chips fall where they made. leadership is about standing up for other people before you worry about your own. .. there is a group that does the map of all the school closures. you have the whole united states, each school close to what happens they put little dot on theit map. the eastern seaboard had aab lo. they went on the southern states had some, florida does not dot on whole state of florida. however it has looked at this. what they said is the places who locked kids out of school did not have reliable in person education. they have seen a widening of the achievement gap between rich, poor, black, white, however you want to slice it. states like florida worked hard to have kids in school even during the difficult times of covid, did not see any increase in the achievement gap. worth its weight in gold in terms of future opportunities, the health of our society going forwa

dan: here is the evacuation aree evacuation zones, read because these are evacuation orders which are mandatory. when they tell people to be prepared to evacuate, but these are mandatory. they must get out. liz: yeah, it is so hard for people living there year after year, dealing with these evacuations. . we have had the red flag warnings and we know the winds have been pretty strong the past few days. you can see the smoke here. 2019 it was glass fire. 2020, the glass fire not far from here, just up north, so it is something that these folks are used to, but it is hard going through this year after year, dan. dan: kiddies. as we have been reporting the last few years, the fire season is almost a year-round event now and we are always at risk. we had several years of drought and everyone told us this would be another difficult fire year. we had some rain a couple of weeks ago that helped tamp things down for the time being, but things are drying out again, and we can expect more of this as the next few weeks and months continue. liz: right, and the red flag warning we had was for sola

concerts aree with your >> that school. >> much warmer as we go on. heat returns, especially on wednesday and thursday. this morning, it is all about cool temperatures. areas of dense fog are close to the coast. with that marine layer and onshore breeze picking up the day, we are slow to warm this morning, so take layers with you outside as we go through 10:00 a.m.. you can see we are only in the 50's, if not 60, if we go in the afternoon, there is a much colder bay area. we have colder area moving in, 60's and 70's later on today. here's a live doppler 7. one of the reasons we are holding off is through the cold front moving in. showers are moving in, but as it moves through the bay area, there will be a light sprinkle on the storm impact scale. there is a level 1 storm on sunday morning. the best chance for finding that weather will be in the north bay. thankfully, it will briefly reduce the fire, thanks to the weather. >> new at 6:00, a new candidate for san francisco supervisors who could make history. >> masks are back on. the first bay area coun

you look at the expectations for growth next year analysts aree expecting a loss next year. if you have continued pressure or input cost pressure if they have trouble dealing with getting inventory, this stock gets hit and that's the expectation. you could argue maybe it's cheap enough >> and i'm surprised they haven't benefits more. the stock isbying treated the way that it is is there anything in the sector that would warm you up to them, them or rivals in the space? >> it's interesting one of the spaces we look at is dividend yield. and this stock does give you dividend yield we do look for opportunities there. that's probably the only space this stock might get love is because it's actually a yielder. >> and final word on the markets more broadly where would you rank staples sector wise in terms of your preference and do you think we're at a cyclical turning point? >> you know, i don't think we're at a cyclical turning point yet. for i actually think the rhetoric coming out of the fed is quite worrisome they are attacking an inflationary problem they cannot have an impac

and not just because people aree dying. nothing destroys the legitimacy of our institutions more than politicized law enforcement. nf can't have that . justice must be blind if there is a singlee institution we have to preserve for the sake of our children and grandchildren. ju it's our justice system and the law enforcement agenciesanup that serve it. they can't be corrupt if they're corrupt, it's going to be pretty hard to live here. liz cheney and nancy pelosi and the rest of the lunaticshe on the judiciary committee have done far more damage toac this democracy than the rioters and now they're trying to make it worse, axios reportingme that some members of the committee, quote, want big changes on voting rightsbo and even to abolishlieg the electoral college abolishing the electoral college. and if you're againsthiege thatf course, you're undermining democracy weathertech conspiracy. i think? certainly i mean, looka at you. you look at the court filings. you do believe it was a conspiracy? o . it is extremely broad. it'

wade, they aree so out of touch with the american people. you know, a they think everybody is glued to their tvs watching these january six hearings and they'rery the only thingsr people should talk about or care about or vote aboutgo. and yet as you heard what tom said, the american people are an entirely different place. if anything, i didn't think about it's their daily lives place. >> yeah, both of you want to react to to what kamala did over the last twenty four hours . i want toer remind everyone of what she said. i guess with two days ago now on cnn, joe biden is running for reelection and iwi will be his ticket mate 40%. well, and a surprise today she had to clarify her remarks saying the president intends too run and if he does, i will be his ticket mate. we. will run together. what is first of all what it o could mean. i've neverf heard a ticket made before, so i don't t guess? that is that a gender thing? i don't know what that is, but that's a very bizarre thing to clean up, isn't it? orom am missing something. >> no, it is a lit

matter what spin this pathetic white house tries to push, they can't talk aroundh the fact that these arees the heartaches afflicting real americans day in and day out. s you can add to that list even you send your kids to school, you think they're going to learn readingey, writing, math , science, computers know they're indoctrinated into a value system that many parents take issue with . why don't we't focus considerinw we spend more per capita on education on every student than any other industrialized country a and we have the worst results. we're not doing that well either. and what manito are on order? yeah, exactly. it's that bad.ie and jamie dimon d is right and it's going to get worse and people better buckle up for all of you in this audience.an i'm not a financial adviser. i just urge you to take this seriously. anticipate the worst youy, can hope for the best c. but i don't have a lot of hope because he's not going to change his policies all i thank you both, monica steve miller, m thank you . all right. coming up, more outrageous rhetoric and policies from the left. you're not

the dollars takingn inflation out of them te peak of the build up that was quite significant and you aree part of that yet we have 1 billion less active-duty end of the army is smaller, the navy 50% smaller, 50% less fighting unit, we are not getting the bang for the buck and we've got to increase and covered inflation.at we've got to cover the modernization but if we don't get more bang for the buck we are not going to get the kind of capabilities you are talking about and you started the army night court. the secretary had three priorities which was the lethality and increase our partnership and reform the military. you added a fourth when i'm going to talk about in a minute to take care of our troops and families but let's talk about reform so in the night court you said we are going to squeeze the budget and we've got to get money for modernization then you brought it to the secretary of defense and one of the things styou took on and i will be quie honest we never did it in the congress. i wish we had very few if any of the predecessors to get on and that isk the overhead and the dep

he punched me in the eye cases aree sunday morning, a security guard was killed, intervening in a fight between a married couple, the county coroner says 29 year old erica pantyhose was shot and killed by her husband after he killed the security guard. the man then took his own life. erika's family set up a go fund me page with a message reading. in part. we feel devastated for the loss of my sister and ask for your help to contribute to the funeral services, as she stated that it was her last wish to be buried in peace. in addition to this grieving family, those who knew the slain guard are still in shock. just feel really bad for the security guard people that are that are committing violence against security personnel very well made. maybe. prone to do it to police officers. also for this reason, security professionals are demanding better training and higher pay as they confront the new, more dangerous reality to keep others safe. the coroner's office also identified 23 year old marco durant of san jose is one of the people killed, but at this point, it's unknown if duran was the se

i personally believe that this represents transitory factors.er aree higher prices here to stayi i believe it's b transitory, but i don't mean to suggest that these pressures willo. disappear in the next month orta two. it is important that we monitor it carefully, but i believe fundamentally that this is something that will settle down transitory takes a lot of brassuc for janet yellen to describe herselfke as an economist, ant. economist, ridiculous figure who does not get the credit she deserves for screwing up in ano very serious way the u.s. economy. well, this week finally i in the face of overwhelming evidence, d she had to admit she was wrong. can't deny it anymore. the economy's in serious trouble. the head of m jpor morgan chase that would be jamie dimon justto told investors that an economic hurricane is on the way. watch this . store i said there's storm clouds there, big storm clouds there. it's a hurricane right now. it's kind of sunny. a things are doing fine. everyone thinks the fed everyone thinks the fed that hurricanethat hur is rightt there down the road coming our way.

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but the mediaia aree all in ande know what we're going g to get b advice boycott them, boycott them. so a couple of things about this and by the way, why they're eleven, i'm told federal prosecutor1, is on the staff of this committee. the constitution is separationee powers. the executive branch handles criminal investigations. whynchh crim 11 or whatever the hell the number is? former federal prosecutoro on this committee, what to violate the bill of rights v and the rights of those people o who are called in to testify?f yeah, that's i exactly what's going on here. this is not a clown show. s this isho a stalinist show trial google it backpacked binet go see what i mean. i want to read something that donald trump said on january six twenty twenty one that woodward and bernstein said are seditious. of course these two guys areur really two knucklehea he said we have come to demand that congress do the right thing and only counthe a the electors who've been lawfully slated, lawfullyi slated. i know that everyone here will soon e w be marching over to the capitol building to peacefull

know, i don't know how people decide they're going to stay in office, john .th the people on the left aree trying to threaten everyone out of office who's on the right. all right. let's go to joe biden's son hunter. we got these new images out.it he apparently is with a. according to reports thereec he is recklessly handling a gun.un we also a w knowe k that he lied on his gun application about his drug use and we know that they dumped the gun in a dumpster. thank god somebodyped that was responsible actually found it and gave it to the police t. you know, i'll use biden's language, for god sakes.id joe , maybe tell hunter to be a responsible gun owner. well, the amazing part of that is when joe biden talks about background checks, te brain immediately goes too hunter biden and his pistol permit application that he lied on . he should never have been able to get a pistol permit.s as far as i'm concerned, c this guy is a drug addicted, crazed lunatic who is then able to parlay his father's name into openly says itt to make eighty thousand dollars a month in a country where he calls up his d

i'm telling you we must together work together to see where we are, where we aree headed but also see it as a moment yes to together it is the perspective of of a woman who grew up a black child in america who was also a prosecutor, who also has a mother who arrivedecut at thee of 19 from india who also you know, likes hip hop. what dogh you want to know? >> i know she's uncool. yoush wouldn't deny that person a chance to serve. that is the person the democratic insiders are tonight , ladies and gentlemen, trying to remove from the public stage. and if no one else to said we will , it's wrong. despite appearances, kamala harris is not a disposable consumer product. she's a pioneerer. she went through trying to get a fair shake and a systemically racist country is the daughter of college professors. it wasn't easy, you know, hard. shee worked at one point she even dated montel williams. fewld would go that far. but kamala harris no wonder she's sick and tired of being sick and tired. we ate it. watchhwe. she did the work and unpacksed her generational trauma live on television l for yo

and so we aree not gloating, but we are instead announcing onconclusively that it was wrong before and lawyer will not be the 2020 four democratic nominee for president once or some kind of jail breakakenf or something.to never say never but we're getting as close as we can so cnn you blew it will be back tomorrow night t. of the sworn enemy of lying to m bosses among this group think and the best they were the ones you love and now sean hannity. all right, tucker , and thank you. and tonight we begin with a possible for the dow jonesth industrial is officially now in negative territory compared when joe biden tooke bi office,w closing below thirty thousand, the lowest close of biden's000, presidency as recession fears now grow more rates on the rise . inflation of forty one year high and the biden price hikes b are as bad as ever. and while biden is dismissing o the likelihood of a recession, well, the fears on wall street, they are growing louder and louder now, all while consumers spending is nowru running out of steam. common sense americans are continuing to suffer needlessly all

whatever they did otherwise sympathetic members of congress aree running away from it as quickly as they can . quote we do not condone any inappropriate activity within the capitol. jake auchincloss officeto told us today it was a factual matter that is not true . in fact, jake auchincloss has a recent history of condoning criminal behavior in the capitol just this march surveillance rc cameras in theha complex court. jake auchincloss is chief off staff that would a former adam schiff staffer called tim hisam vendola the front door of congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's personal office . hisamid did this not once but several times violently. like a man obsessed capitol police quickly filed arrest warrant against him because tim hisam clearly posed a threat toey a member of congress. but jake hoffman was did not fire him instead. in jake auchincloss defended tyson's vandalism as noble and justifiedea. e our office is not going to apologize. read a long and self-righteous statement from jake auchincloss. in other words, we don't like margeritaen greens politics. therefore we can do what

these aree ar imaginative kidsy look tove. they look to their teachersthor as authority figures and those authority figures are givingvi them what the future looks like ,what they should valuee and their teachers in this instance are saying your parents might be wrong. you see, the reason i wrote this book short battle for the american mind is it seems sudden and dramatic, but it was culminating for over a hundred years and what the left notion is that the affections with our of our youngest kids are the biggest prize. if p we imprint on their heart o value something other than gody, and country and virtue and wonder and truth, then you set them on a different courseav in general. en haven'te we already lost this battle in my view we lost thels schools. the unholy alliance between democrats and teachers unions. it's almost unbreakable at this point. i correct?s which is why our view we've gote five chapters on the solution. this book first and foremost, take a look atid pulling your kids out. pullllot t them out. it's w not th

and abortions aree not just for women that got pregnant by accident. they slept with the wrong guy. it's for medical reasons protecting the life of. the mother. some of these states are going to have no exceptions for or. l and i find itie very hard to believe for conservativesaw on tv. i saw ted cruz on earlier touting the ruling that one of ted cruz's daughters got pregnant because she was or god forbid an uncle or someonese got her pregnant that he wouldn't do everything s in hish power to makeis sure that his daughter didn't have to carry that baby to term the hypocrisyc is beyond comprehension here . republican women get pregnant too. can'tm not saying we have a conversation about 15 weeks or 20 weeks. i know a lot of people who are pro-choice have numbers like that . but when this goes h back to states, 13 of which have trigger lawsav that are going to go into effect right away, that means that at six weeksy when they don't even have you come in for a heartbeat appointment get at that point women are putting in an incredibly unfair position. and i was on with martha earlier fo

to be clear, none of these people committed, certainly not federal crimes and yet they aree being harassed and tormented by federal law enforcement because they embarrassed joe biden and spilled veryt dark secrets to the world. and thee effect is to intimidate everybodyti, the media out of covering it. and that's why you're not seeing media coverage about this anywhere . it's enough to make you reassess stories that you have read about joe biden in the past that we probably didn't take seriously . t butve in light of this , we take them very seriously in the run up to the last presidential election, several media outlets did run storieset and included videos and photographs and firsthand testimonials that documentedph joe biden's habit of touching young women, often in ways that made them visibly uncomfortable while people laughed this off. it doesn't seem quiteunco as fuy now you're seeing a small selection of those pictures on your screen right nowl in are particularly creepy picture from 2015, joe biden leansenen uncomfortably close tof the daughter of senator chriswa of delawarere duri

. >> on average we have a wage growth so average wages aree trailing. it does seem american workers are not primarily responsible for inflationary issues that we are seeing today. despite comments by former treasury secretary summers earlier this year said in order to contain inflation you must have five years ofec unemploymet about 5% or one yearer of 10% unemployment. do you agree with that assessment? >> ine understand how that numbr can be arrived at our derived. there's so much uncertainty and particularly the answers going tor depend to a significant extent we do get the supply-side problems worked out which i think is certainly going to happen. it's a highly uncertain time. our intention of courses to bring down inflation. >> i think it's important to drive homeme what it 10% sustaid unemployment would look like in this country. during the great position we experienced unemployment following thee volcker shock. in this market 10% unemployment would require 10.5 million additional people out of work into starkly no black unemployment is usually do

it failed in part because therep were a lot of democrats who aree willing to stand up tocr the democratic president at the timeatme. we don't have that today, nor do we have the buffer that we had back in nineteen thirty seven . but as i explained in nineteenen in nine back in"s nineteen thiry seven even though it failed legislatively, it coerced the supreme court to switch its view of a particular provision of the constitution and that reading that reinterpretation was a de facto amendment of the constitution that has caused the federal government to become hhe too big, too expensive and too far reaching. we're paying for it ever since then. so look, all these efforts to denigrate the constitution and our systemigthe, you can drw a consistent thread between the statements of jamie raskin ,the efforts to protest outside supreme court justices homes, efforts to assassinate supreme court justices and thejt refusal of the president of the united states to condemn going to supreme court justicesg to protest in front of them, to harass them, to try to get to them, to change their ruling in a c

builder clients are considering what's the trend is the trend that rates will continue to g hio higher or aree going through a time period here yesterday was interesting. short rates went up 75 basis points mortgage rates went down i think the fed is doing what every one wanted it to do and being a lot more scircumspective and what is the next project >> how does that impact the way you position your balance sheet? >> good thing about construction lending is it's a long term process. projects start many years before they come to fruition and take many years to complete we have a very conservative underwriting approach we don't give credit to those. we have been lending through the worst of times we probably increased our portfolio the largest back in 2008, 2009, believe it or not. that underwriting model has taken us through good times and bad. it's conservative and disciplined approach that doesn't mean our building clients aren't sitting back saying i don't think we're going to get a higher price a year from now or 18 months from now >> that's what they are saying now. >> that they're not. >

more on the highest interest rate hike in 11 years by european central bank officials after a quick aree living in one part of richmond, say the beach is no longer a pleasant place to be where the city is working to come up with a plan to remove the rotting whale carcass that's just offshore. and triple digit temperatures coming to part to the bay area this week, the north bay county that's implementing a burn ban as we're preparing for potentially dangerous heat in many inland areas. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. it is 8 30 on the dot today's thursday, june 9th, and we start now, with the heat that's moving into the bay area. meteorologist steve paulson is here with more on that weather inland areas. that is correct. maybe not so much the coast but inland? yes especially today and also tomorrow, but right now you have a nice band of high clouds over us. i could put that into motion. couldn't i could put that into motion. let me see if i can do that for you. mm you're gonna make it. you're gonna make it. let's see if we