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Northwest Newsradio
"year half years" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will see leadership a change this summer. Dr. Rochelle Walensky stepping down at the end of the month. Dr. Mandy Cohen, North Carolina's former health secretary is President Joe Biden's top choice to lead the agency. Dan Diamond is covering it for the Washington Post and spoke with Northwest News Radio's Taylor Vance Ice. What makes Dr. Cohen stick out from the rest of the field? Dan how does her expertise maybe differ from Dr. Walensky? Well Taylor there are a few things that the White House really liked about Dr. Cohen. One is that she had been a state health leader. She'd run North Carolina's health department so she has that sort of leadership experience as well as being a federal official. She was the top health official in the Obama administration. So she has the on the ground experience, she has management experience and she knows the Biden team in a way that Rochelle Walensky, an infectious disease doctor, really didn't. Running CDC was Dr. Walensky's first big government job. And then I also think Taylor liked they that Mandy Cohen had shown an ability in North Carolina to work with Republicans, to alliances forge on things that were bipartisan. CDC right now is under a lot of pressure, particularly from Republicans and the next director is going to have to deal We really saw politics get into a massive mess with medicine. But when you look at the job that Dr. Dr. Cohen is going to be inheriting. How long is that list of problems to solve? It's pretty long. The CDC is of aware its shortcomings during the pandemic. Dr. Walensky put in place a plan to try and make the agency faster, more accountable, more understandable when it's offering guidance to Americans. That plan is still in its early phases. It's possible Dr. Cohen would want to go a different direction. But CDC, in addition to its self -diagnosed problems, is facing questions again on Capitol Hill over what the agency issued as guidance during pandemic. the Was there too much collaboration with teachers unions, for instance, on when to reopen schools? Is CDC doing a fair job at helping Americans protect themselves, not just against COVID, but future viruses? I mean, the list goes on. And the problem, Taylor, is this agency is sprawling. There are a lot of folks who are still working remote. So anyone who comes in is facing a big punishment challenge, in addition to just getting CDC faster and more nimble for all Americans to In benefit. fact, I remember at one point during the pandemic, we were talking about people having to fax in information to the CDC for them to start processing it. But that's not really going to be the legacy, right, of Dr. Rochelle Walensky. I mean, she had two and a years half years at the CDC. Probably the most chaotic scenario a director could ever inherit, right? The previous director, Robert Redfield, who led for the first year of the pandemic, also had a pretty chaotic time. take But I your point. I was speaking to someone who was involved in the White House decision last night, and this person said, look, Dr. Walensky doesn't have the management experience that Dr. Cohen is going to bring, but she helped light the ship in terms of perception of CDC as a place for infectious disease experts. She came to the agency as a prominent HIV researcher. She restored some of the luster that CDC had lost during the Trump administration with folks worried that the agency was being meddled with. There was no real fear of internal meddling, but there are still many questions that I think Dr. Walensky could not resolve, and her tenure was bumpier than some of the predecessors in that role. Dan Diamond with us on Northwest News Radio, reported Washington for The Post, and you can find this whole article online at washingtonpost .com. That's Northwest News, I'm Taylor VanCise. Your stock charts .com money update on News Radio 1000, FM 9077. From ABC News, Wall Street now. A stock soared on a blockbuster job report. The Dow skyrocketed 701 points, the Nasdaq jumped at 40, and the S &P added 61. Journalists who work for Gannett, the largest
WTOP
"year half years" Discussed on WTOP
"A Delaware man crashed his car near the capitol, then killed himself early yesterday. Investigators say it's unlikely he was targeting lawmakers since they're in recess until next month. Just after 4 a.m., 29 year old Richard a York the third began walking down east capital street firing a handgun indiscriminately. According to capitol police chief Tom manger, he had just crashed his car into a barricade on the street, the car caught fire. It appears that the individual may have started the fire himself as he was getting out of the car. Capitol police officers then saw him walk onto the capitol grounds at the east front, and that's when York shot himself. No U.S. capitol police officer fired their weapons. According to quarter records, York was previously arrested in Pennsylvania on drug charges and was sentenced for simple assault and terroristic threats. Meantime, our national security correspondent JJ green tells us that incident yesterday is one of a number of investigations underway. Their investigations open across the country into this kind of thing. This thing I'm told specifically, this incident on Capitol Hill is making law enforcement authorities check more boxes and check them more frequently. Make sure that they're watching their backs, make sure they're looking out for each other, making sure that they understand how to respond to threats, have the right equipment and write training to respond to these threats and to know. That's the key thing they say to know that there are many threats out there, some of them may come in places from people that they may be surprised by, but to be ready pretty much for these kinds of threats. Federal authority say threats to law enforcement and government officials have been spiking since the FBI search of former president Trump's Mar-a-Lago home. The legal team for Brittany griner has formally filed an appeal of the WNBA stars conviction and 9 year prison sentence for smuggling drugs into Russia. She was detained in February at a Moscow airport for carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage. Meantime, Russia's foreign ministry says, they are ready for what they're calling a professional conversation and concrete steps toward arranging a prisoner swap. Involving griner and U.S. Marine veteran Paul Whelan, who was convicted on espionage charges in Russia, the potential swap would be for a man known as the merchant of death. Victor bout was convicted of conspiring to kill Americans in 2011 and is currently serving a 25 year prison sentence. Knew this morning a federal judge says senator Lindsey Graham must testify before a special grand jury in Atlanta, investigating whether former president Trump and his allies broke any laws while trying to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. Attorneys for the South Carolina senator had argued that the senator's position provided him immunity from having to appear before the panel, but the judge today ruled that immunities related to his position do not protect him in this case. Prosecutors have indicated they want to ask ram about phone calls made to Georgia's Secretary of State and his staff in the weeks following the election. Fresh office series of legislative victories in Congress, The White House is preparing for a roadshow ahead of the midterm elections in November. Politico reports, the building a better America tour will feature President Biden, vice president Harris, and members of the president's cabinet, delivering a simple message. What we did, or rather, we did what we said we would do. Politico obtained details of the plans and a White House memo, which points to recent passage of the inflation reduction act, the gun violence prevention Bill, the continued rollout of last year's infrastructure Bill, as well as the veterans health and semiconductor bills, all proof they say of the president's successes. Globally, gas prices are still high amid their inflation rates, one energy company in Saudi Arabia is reporting a record profit increase. Saudi oil company, Aramco, says it saw a 90% surge in net profits for the second quarter of 2022 compared to the same time last year. Half year profits reached nearly $88 billion, the oil and gas company, which is nearly entirely state owned, so the profits were driven primarily by higher crude oil prices and volumes sold. It's the latest oil company to report massive or record breaking profits this year, joining ExxonMobil
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"With them, Shane, I'm Christina and dance to this is the case became morning news. Let's get some business in money news now with Corey over. For Bloomberg. And add. We just got done talking about a local restaurant worker shortage, but apparently this shortages global for workers. Yeah, That's right, Christine all over the world. People want to hire but they can't find workers. There's a survey out today of 45,000 employers in 43 countries by manpower. 69% of employers are having difficulty filling roles. Apples in the spotlight again. Today they're going to be unveiling new products just one day after rushing out an emergency update to stop spyware. Stock futures are higher. Dow futures up 1 32 S and P futures up by 17 and the NASDAQ Futures of 59 points I made Corey with the Bloomberg Business Report on news 93.1 kfbk Take one. Guess what Kitty O'Neil be talking about this afternoon. Christina and Sam will. Of course, today is the gubernatorial recall election and we have special coverage throughout the evening with our KPK political reporter Mike Laurie and special guests as well. Okay. They begin that seven o'clock this evening will be taught. Started talking about four o'clock, But then it could run all night. Who knows how long it will take? The company knows? Yes. All right, Let's get to what? You're what happened for this. Tuesday, September 14th, Woody and force Albert. Yes, This is the first year halves year 18 14. That's when Francis Scott Key, wrote The Star Spangled Banner, which later became the The Star Spangled Banner became the did the answer. Oh, yeah, people. Yeah, that was not that hard of a quick it wasn't. Why didn't why it takes so hard for you to answer. I know he's good with an easy one. He was lobbing softball, which we swung in a mess. You ever been thrown a question That's so easy, like did he really asked me that Sorry, Nature the next year I have This year. 19 Oh, one, and that's when the first bodybuilding contest was held in a What 19. Oh, one in London. People were small. Then they didn't have steroids. They weren't swole. Yeah, yeah, that's true. Their heads weren't getting bigger. Ah, stayed the same. Oh, the last year That they have is the year. All right I have is the year 1974 sharing.
Bob Ryan & Jeff Goodman NBA Podcast
"year half years" Discussed on Bob Ryan & Jeff Goodman NBA Podcast
"Especially in this current climate of the NBA where if you can't shoot. Like you could have gotten away with Ben Simmons 20 years ago. Oh yeah can't do that now. No and then you understand ongoing. It's not just that but then the free throw thing. And he alleged you know I don't count 26 9 of it. You've got to worry about him in the last two minutes of three minutes and put the ball in your point guard sands? No. I don't want any part of him because I don't want to have some miraculous conversion over the summer of 2021. Which I doubt is happening. Well you know what he can do. He can be effective in regular season but when it comes down to the playoffs. That's when then he gets exposed. Sure. Yeah man it was. I mean nobody's doing that every regular season game. They don't mean enough you know they're not playing that hack a game I've Ben Simmons every game but in the playoffs they will every time. Well there's the other night it's moved this moving. Is quite used to moving I bet he can pack very well a very neatly and knowing him but we does pack very neatly. With his 9th team in the last 7 years because twice he's going moved on in the midst during the season. Since he left the Celtics. So counting his last year half year in Boston. Rajon Rondo 34 years of age has been shipped. To Memphis. Getting closer to home Jack. He's got again I guess. I don't see any franchise that's going to get him closer..
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Let's head over to cap trust and check in with Kelly Brothers. Good morning, Kelly. Cristina. Good morning to you as well. And this business update Brought to you by the von Hausen Mercedes Benz Automotive Group Market today just kind of flat lining, which is just fine. A little tug of war going on. We have the beginning of earnings season and all those earnings are pretty darn good, especially some of the major banks like JP Morgan Goldman Sachs doing well, Pepsi doing very well too. However, tugging back on that or capping any potential gains there. You have inflation up more than expected the CPI number coming in at 5.4% higher than a year ago. That is the hottest. That index has been running since 2000 and eight if you look at the core number, where they strip out Food and energy. You're looking at 4.5% grow so inflation is there. The Fed will still believes it is transitory that the system will work it out. But I'm sure we're all feeling in our daily lives. So the question is, Will it really go away? Let's check the real time numbers this morning. Um as we're off and trading and the Dow is down 77 34,009 18 NASDAQ's up 42, the S and P is up a fraction of a point. All three major averages hit new all time highs yesterday. Hold up. Six at 18. 11 Announce. Oil down slightly 10 Year bond Yield 1.35% All right, Kelly. Thanks a lot. Let's see what's coming up Kitty O'Neil with the KFBK afternoon, News County says they're taking a regional approach to homelessness. Find out what they're doing this afternoon, and that starts at four o'clock with Kitty O'Neil here on news 93.1 kfbk. It's time now For what year? What happened? Albert Parnell, What do you have? Yes. The year halves year 1930. That's when the first soccer World Cup competition began in Uruguay. Oh, Uruguay was the first. Yeah, I'm trying to say football competition should be football. Competition. I like soccer. Soccer. Sounds better. Uh, next year I have is year 2013. And that's actually when the black lives matter Movement was created. It was in response to the acquittal of George Zimmerman when he was on trial for murder for Trayvon Martin started off as a hashtag 2014 13 13 2013. Started off as a hashtag. The last one that I have is the year 1966..
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Bright sunshine today with a high of 88 to 92, then a clear sky tonight with all over 55 to 59 sunshine tomorrow with a high of 92 to 96 sunny and hot Thursday with a high of 11215 immaculate their meteorologist Joe Lundberg News 93.1 kfbk. Okay? Early it is 68 degrees in Elk Grove in 67 degrees in Yuba City, on news 93.1 kfbk. Okay, time now to get some money and business news that we had of the Kelly brothers. And Kelly. Jeff Bezos stepping down. Yes, Today is his first day in many, many decades where he was not the CEO of Amazon. Of course, he started the company. He has stepped aside. He's going to remain executive chairman, which means he will still be involved. Um and I'm sure that Mr Jassy, who's taking over for him, will seek out his counsel. At the appropriate time. But of course, Mr Barroso says many other interests included including a trip to space. I believe in the near future with Uh, the race between him and a number of other billionaires trying to get to space. So, but Andy Jassy is the new CEO of Amazon today, his first full day. On the job. Also, we have West Texas Intermediate oil, hitting a six year high after a key OPEC meeting was canceled and you take oil prices moving higher and you add on another layer of California tax and That five handle that we're going to pay at the pump will be here before we know it. And what else do we have? Oh, yeah, well, the S and P ended Friday at a record high coming off that today. Let's check the real time numbers because it is interesting. There is some concern about growth in the economy isn't slowing down. Um and we see it, especially in the bond market, where the 10 year bond has pulled back substantially from where it was just weeks ago. Dow Down 3 33 4 34,052 NASDAQ Down 24 points The S and P is down 26 points, which is about 6/10 of 1%. Gold up 20 oil is now down 2% after hitting that six year high 10 year bond yield 1.37% Okay, Kelly Brothers over at Cap Trust. Thank you so much. Appreciate it. It is July six. Time to wrap up the show. With what you're what happened, Albert. Yeah, That's me, isn't it? Yes. Yes, it is. Uh, the first year I'm going to start with is the year 1975 coming to full above my mama Got what you need. That is 50 Cent. No s on that singular in today's his birthday Born on this day, 1975. Oh, okay after birth than him next year, I have 0 1945. And that's when President Truman signed the executive order establishing the Medal of Freedom. Okay? Yep. Very nice. Next year, half year 1971. And that's when Henry Sampson invented the cellular phone. A cell phone in 71 71 1. There was like a big blocky thing that you had to like a suitcase You have to carry with you. And then and then they downsized and became like a brick. Remember that big brick used to carry around, But they got the brick and then they went to small. Yeah, too small. They were really small. It's like I could barely see this. And now I think they found a good media. Yeah, they do something that's bigger. Okay, I found it. Uh, in the last year that I have is the year 2016..
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"61, Roseville. Wholesome and right here in Sacramento. Along with Christina Madonna. I'm Sam Shane Off the cap trust we go to find Mr Kelly Brothers with the business update on Tuesday morning. Good morning, sir. Sam. Good morning to you. This business update Brought to us by the von Hausen Mercedes Benz Automotive Group Market. Overall today is mixed. The Dow is down about 1%. The NASDAQ is up slightly as there's really no catalyst to push us one way or the other, especially with the S and P 500, closing at a new record high. As of last Friday, when we last got together, however, we are keeping our eye on oil, which has continued to, although it's pulled back a little bit here in the last two or three hours, but It did get to a six year high after an OPEC meeting was canceled. Of course, you combine high oil prices with new taxes in California, and you can see why the price we're paying at the pump. Feels to be somewhat astronomical. Also, the Andy Jassy era begins at Amazon today. First full Business day for Mr Jassy as CEO. First time anyone not named Jeff Bezoza has been CEO of that company, Mr Bezels, becoming executive chairman and next time around, we'll talk a little bit about the great resignation millions and millions of workers resigning in this economy and we'll talk about it. Dow Down 3 20 4 34,066 NASDAQ Up seven The S and P Down 23 or one half of 1% gold up 23 at 18 07 Announce. Oil Down 1% and our 10 Year bond Yield. Pull it back 1.35%. All right, Kelly, Thank you so much. It is July. 6th. It is time for what year? What happened to conclude this hour with Albert Parnell? Yes, I'm going to start with the year 1933. And that's when the first major league baseball All Star game occurred. The L 14 to 2 and Babe Ruth hit the first All Star home Run. They wrote then. Yeah. All right. Good. Old babe. Room. Big bamboo. Wsky, Bambino, Bambino, Big Bambino. Have a big big Lebowski. Was that other dude? Yeah, but they were both big They're going for. Yeah. Oh, the Sultan of Swat. Yes, bottom as well. I learned all that from the sand lot. Oh, I love the story, Mom that I could watch that movie and I'm not a baseball person. I know. I said, love and you're killing me. Smalls Love it. I love that movie the next year. Let's stick with sports on this one next year. Halves year 2020. And that's when the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Pat Mahomes agreed to the largest contract in sports history inked a 12 year deal worth more than 500 million. Dollars. Okay, Half a billion? Yep. A lot of money to play the game. You know, to do that negotiations you kind of have to start close to a billion dollars and then negotiate down. You think you think that was the starting point to get to half a million? Yeah. Billion a billion. That's the negotiation point. Is 500 million. Albert, you'd be laughed out of the room got a billion dollars less. He could play like I'm Uh And speaking of money, Let's stick with money on this one, the year 17 85. And that's when Congress decided to name the U. S currency, the dollar. Okay, Okay, and I have some history on that from Oxford words. The Flemish or low German word. Joaquin's Thal referred to Joaquin Valley where silver was once mined coins minted from this mind became Joakim Stahler, which was later shortened to faller, which eventually morphed into dollar. Well, it took a long way to get to them. Sorry, I couldn't shourd in it. I don't have time. So it went from walking Thaler to walking to follow dollar $2 to eventually morphed into dollar, but it's a Flemish or low German word. Uh, only done I'll be doing as well. Thank you that that's great. That was too. It's too complicated for me to remember. And I find it interesting. Thank you. My Google fingers are quick. That's the secret. Okay. We have a congressman, uh, in Washington, D c. Who says we need to have hearings on UFO's OK? It is time it could be entertaining. Oh, my gosh. Are you kidding? Yeah. Better than hearings on a lot of other stuff. Like what happened on January 6th Guess which one? I'm gonna watch UFOs.
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"CP and Death Fed meeting tomorrow. So a tech continued to trade higher down the S and P giving a little bit today. Elon Musk says that Tesla Tesla will accept Bitcoin once again and that is, uh, Once Bitcoin miners can use clean energy to mind those coins and Bitcoin popping today of about 12% to the $40,000 level. On the Clean energy front, GE and Safran working on a clean energy aircraft engine, and they feel like they can get those tests started in a few years using hybrid hydrogen technology, and G says they can cut emissions. About 20% off of today's use, Novak says they have a covid vaccine. That's 90%, effective after Phase three trials will be submitting that data. The FDA in Q three. Check in with the real time numbers here. The Dow down half of 1% at 34,003, 17 s and P, also lower to tens. 1% 42 39 NASDAQ trading higher by an eighth of a percent of 14,093 oil trading higher at 71 51 a barrel the 10 year bond yield 1.48%. All right. Thank you, sir. Appreciate it. Here is Kitty O'Neil. Hey, guys will just like you this morning this afternoon. We are going to be monitoring all the traffic and see what kind of problems and issues we may be having with the highway. 99 shut down so far. The issues that had been feared or anticipated have not, uh, have happened yet. We've had some traffic move over to I five. We'll get an update with Ryan Nobles here shortly. June 14th is a daytime. For what? You're what happened with Mr Albert Parnell? Yes, the first year half year 18 84. And that's when New York became the first state to enact legislation requiring utility wires to be buried underground. 18 84 18 84 underground Before that I would ever imagine. Same here. Yep. We still have above ground boy. I know. I always wondered why they don't put them underground looking at it right now. One right there. You're not alone, though. In the next year I have is here 1959. That's when Disneyland's monorail system became operating. It became the first monorail system in the Western Hemisphere. Yep. Remember that as a kid? Big deal? Big deal. And the last one that I have is the year 1961 become a community. Yeah. Oh, yeah, That's a culture club. But of course, the lead singer was boy George in today's his birthday Born on this day, 1961 super talent. You ever see.
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"The que outside. Kristina Madonna's I'm Sam. Shane Off to Mr John Lockwood had kept trust to talk a little bit of money news on a Friday morning. Good morning, John. Hey. Good morning, Sam. Well, stocks a little bit higher here on Friday as the market looks to recover some of the losses from earlier in the week and yesterday We heard a good jobs report and also we read some meeting minutes from the Fed on Wednesday with no real threats of near term interest rate hikes. And so the market certainly likes that. Looks like the Dow is gonna have to claw back about 1% in order to turn positive on the weak and we're almost there now. But as with the markets, anything can happen in a few short hours, as we've seen this week with Bitcoin, taking a huge plunge down about 30% earlier in the week is a stabilized over the last couple of days. And Amazon is shutting down its prime. Now APP and the gold there was to attract prime members to the APP for faster delivery of goods and services, and Amazon is saying that The attraction hasn't been that great. In other words, the traffic hasn't been very high on the prime now app, but members will still be able to get a quick delivery of goods via the more popular the larger Amazon apple or on their website. The California air Resource is bored passes a new rule requiring ride hailing drivers like uber and lift drivers to go electric by 2030. So that's going to be interesting to see who's gonna Who's gonna pay for that is currently you know those drivers own and operate their own vehicles and California mandating them to go electric so Typically willow. We know how well that's going to end up is, you know, ride writers are gonna be paying Morfogen those uber Listen, the that could also put a dent on the supply of drivers out there so we shall see. Checking in with the market here. The Dow is up 9/10 of 1% Klein back those losses from earlier this week at 34,004, 02 s and P 500 up 6/10 of 1% of 1 4080. NASDAQ higher by one third of 1% of 5 13,076. Gold up $2 in 18 84 ounce and the 10 Year bond Yield 1.64% All rights. Thank you so much, John. Let's see what Kitty O'Neil's covering later today or Friday. Food segment. Kristina and Sam. He was born in Israel, taught to cook by her grandma in England and now owns the Paisley Cafe in Orange Veil. Oh, and she has eight kids hear her story today at 5 23 much downtime in that whole soul. No, May 21st is the day time for what you're What happened here is over. Purnell. Yes, the first year I have 0 18 19, and that's when the first bicycles in the US were introduced. He was in New York City. They were called Swift. Walker's Swift Walker's Swift Walker's. Yep. Okay, bicycles But now swimming. Christine Yeah, the next year halves year 1971. And that's when the White night riots occurred in San Francisco. It happened after Dan White was given a lenient sentence for assassinating the San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and also the first openly gay elected official of the council member of Harvey Milk. They call that the Twinkie defense that's right is his attorney argued in front of the jury that Dan White was crazy because he Twinkies and they bought it one and they want my Good. Yeah. Wow. The last year halves year 1980. Yes. Then that.
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Okay, Okay, along with Sam Shane, I'm Christina and dance a time now to talk to Kelly Brothers from Cap trust. Good morning, Kelly. Good morning, Christina. On By the way, this business update brought to you by the bomb Housing Mercedes Benz Automotive Group. Inflation is here on the Fed would tell you that this part is just temporary. We'll see if it turns into something more permanent. But you know, inflation really is kind of it's a cancer. It's a financial cancer that eats away at your purchasing power. And that's why it's of such a concern, especially with people who are on a fixed income and especially because it will push up. It will force the Fed eventually to push up interest rates. S O take advantage of the situation while you have it now. Initial jobless claims 473,000, which is not a great number, but it is a loafer. The pandemic again, That number has been coming steadily down. And we hope that continues, obviously and maybe by the end of the year. It's cut in half because in half is where it was, let's say in January of last year just before the pandemic hit Amazon announcing their hiring 75,000 people Across the country, and there are at least they're looking to hire will see it. We'll see if they can is the debate between Government safety nets and all the available jobs rages on here. The real time numbers as the market is bouncing back a little bit. By the way, he's Elon Musk. Give us and Elon Musk take it the way when it comes to crypto course. He's a big proponent for a long time, But now he's saying they're not going to accept Bitcoin. Because of the astounding carbon footprint that the mining of Bitcoin leaves behind. Dow Up 4 98 34,078 NASDAQ Up 1 83 13 to 15 the S and P F 60 points or about 1.5% Gold down one oil down nearly 3% 10 Year Bond Yield 1.67. All right, terrific. Kelly. Thanks so much. We'll talk to kill again in 30 minutes or so. Here's Kitty O'Neil. Hey, Christine and Sam this afternoon. We will look at what businesses might want to think about doing it. They need to lure some employees back to work. Kiddies. Program starts at four. They're getting creative with that. All right. Let's get to what? You're what happened for this Thursday. May 13th would he have force Albert? Yes, the first year halves year 2008..
NewsRadio KFBK
"year half years" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Along with Sam Shane. I'm Christina and Johnson time now to check in with Kelly Brothers over it, Cap trust and looks like the Dow's responding to those new inflation numbers. Yeah, And there's been will sell off going on. Especially when you look at the big tech names, obviously, over the last few weeks as well, But, yeah, the inflation number is in today and 4.2% growth in consumer price index year over year. That was higher than expected by a lot. I mean, the expectation was 3.6. This is 4.2 on do you know, economists will tell you? Well, we started from a low base, which is true a year ago. Things were really at the bottom right about now. So the the year over year numbers can skew because of these instances, but at the same time and the Fed will tell you Yes, we expect this, but we expect this is transitory that this will just last for a short amount of time. This is not some sort of permanent. Run to inflation. But the same time when you got rates as low as they are in the government, just pumping money into the economy, In some cases, whether it's wanted or not. One, I think is that nine governors now or 11 that have said thanks, but no thanks to the enhanced unemployment benefits. You know, inflation is a concern, but the feds not going to. They're not going to jump on this reading in and of itself. At the same time, we have 8.12 million job openings in the country, the most ever. On D just closer to home fed ex it They're hiring 600 people here locally, some of them earning 18 50 per hour. Let's check the real time numbers as we're often trading on a Tuesday and the Dow's down 1 89 after being down What Well over 400 yesterday were 34,079. NASDAQ Down 1 30 60 s and P Down 27 points or two thirds of 1% Gold down one oil up. 1% 10 Year Bond Yield. 1.67 Kelly. Thank you so much. Here's Kitty O'Neil. Hey, Kristina and Sam will tell you why California Business Alliance has a full page ad in use a today with a message for California's labor chief. Okay, That's coming up today at four o'clock. It is Wednesday. May 12 Time for what year? What happened with Albert part now? Would he have? Yes, the first year halves year 1972. I know right now that.
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"Among the business headlines on this Wednesday morning how businesses are dealing with covert 19 in the aftermath in the headquarters from the Bloomberg Business Desk. Joins us with more on the latest headlines in that department. Good morning, it Hey, Sam. Yeah. New survey from Willis Towers. Watson shows that 23% of companies are planning or considering a vaccine mandate for workers who come back to the office one in 10. Is thinking about making a vaccine, a condition of employment. Covitz damage may be felt in the workplace long after the disease has gone away. This is thanks to the mental and emotional toll the pandemic has taken on employees who like everybody else. Spent the last year living in fear and isolation. Nothing to be afraid of about the market opens looking pretty good. Dow futures up 90 S and P futures up 20 on the NASDAQ Futures up 89 points I made Cory with a Bloomberg Business report on news 93.1 kfbk. All right, Thanks So much ad. Let's get outside with Bob Simms for this morning's outdoor reports, while a lot of people are heading for the hills and even the mountains this time here They're overlooking a very good fishery in the delta and that striped bass just recently a new wave of fish moved into the lower San Joaquin River. Now they'll be spreading out as we speak. But there's been some pretty good fish in the guides or get limits and then some and having a ball catching and releasing, and still a few Fisher being taken on the Sacramento side, But you have to work for and at the other end of the spectrum up between Knights landing Colusa An upsurge in fishing for stripers there some bigger fish and in numbers, so the stripers well, they're not quite done yet. Bob Simms kfbk. Thank you, Bob. Here's Kitty O'Neil with what's going on this afternoon. Hey, Kristina and Sam on the Cinco de Milo, the fifth of May We look at five G and the push to free up that mid band Spectrum. Wow. Five G and singled a mile in one fell swoop. Right. Let's see what you're what happened now with Albert Parnell Wednesday. A fat Yes, the first year halves year 18 09, and that's where Mary Kai's became The first woman awarded a US patent for a technique of we leaving strong with silk and thread to make hats. Straw with silk and thread, and that makes hats. Yeah, if you see her hats. There were some nice nice hands. Very flamboyant in the days of nice men will do to you. So you watch the Kentucky Derby. I assume then you know, I did not. I was not one of the 14 Million people that watch the hats are outraged. Sam on Instagram. Will you get him from those hats? Oh, the Kentucky Derby shop. Where do you get them from? I don't know. Sorry. I thought that was something that you know, Sam. My apologies. Next year I have his year 18 21. And that's when Napoleon Bonaparte died as a British prisoner. He was on the remote island of Saint Halina, Okay? Up then the last one that I have is the year 1979 that.
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"Estate prices might be constraining buyer demand. Right now. The Dow futures are lower their down 167 points S and P Futures off by 26. I made Cory with the Bloomberg Business Report on news 93.1 kfbk, Many thanks said time now for the outdoor reporters, Bob Simms, which increased interest in crappy fishing, wouldn't you know it? A new state record was established at Clear Lake this week for black crop it £4.5 plus ounces. We will have a complete report on how that happened Saturday morning on the outdoor show. Also last Friday, Lake Party Open after its annual closure, and it didn't get off to a good start. There was a mile long line waiting to get in, evidently caused by East Bay Mud who owns the leg, assigning one person to do the quagga mussel inspection, as they say, live and learn. As far as fishing. There's mixed reports. Supposedly they put in a ton of fish and the results. Just don't show that again. Details Saturday morning, Bob Simms kfbk. Okay, let's see what lay in store for later today with the KFBK Afternoon News and Kitty Tony. Hi, Kristina and Sam. So today being Thursday, Kelly brothers joins me for an in depth discussion. Hope you'll join us this afternoon. Okay? You can check out Kelly and kitty today. Okay? It is February 18th. It's time for what? You're what happened over Parnell? Yes, the first year halves year 18 85. And that's Mark. That's what Mark Twain's. The venture of Huckleberry Finn was published for the first time. 18 85 was that old? I didn't either. Wow, That's what I was thinking that this is you mentioned that Man 18 80 five's held up through all these years timeless, You know, great writing is great writing. That's true. That is true. The next year, I have 1929, and that's when the first Academy Awards were held. 1920 1929 in the stock market crashed after 29 was the big crash. Remember there? That's what I thought you were going with that That was in October, though, of 29 so oh, wow. Okay in the last one that I have is a year 1977..
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"Milestone surging past $50,000 for the first time. Rally in the biggest crypto currency continues to captivate investors all over the world Stocks said To open higher today, we're gonna be watching energy stocks, of course, with big weather patterns all over the country down futures up 1 50 S and P futures up 15. NASDAQ futures up 57 Will. Nestle is adding its first vegan chocolate to a product the Swiss food company will offer plant based Kit Kat bars called KitKat V. Using a rice formulas that a milk I'm Ed Cory with the Bloomberg Business Report on news 93.1 kfbk. All right. Thank you so much. It is Tuesday, February 16th time for what year? What happened? And what do you have for us? Albert Purnell? Yes, the first year halves year 1959. And that's what Fidel Castro was sworn in as prime minister of Cuba after leading a communist guerilla campaign that forced dictator Fool Fulgencio Batista into exile. Right? Well, it's been he's been causing issues a lot of people for a lot of years. Yes, workers. He took over a dictator to become a dictator. Right, right. The next one half is Hayley Ville, Alabama in the years, 1968. And that was the first town to use 911. Really? Yes. Wow. I wonder how they decided of those numbers. Why not 111? Why not? Yeah. 999000. Yeah, right. Yeah, And what was the first call? What was the emergency cat in a tree? Your kid, There's no going back. I'm sorry. You said it with such conviction in the last year that I have is the year 1985..
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"To open up in Espanol, which was another beloved local instant institution, which shut down during the pandemic. On. Of course, Beaver shut down very early in a pandemic. Be because you know, having passed away the previous August and so, but about 45 members of her staff will be opening up a Tony Restaurant day. Which will serve many of the Italian dishes that used to be served at BBA beginning probably in the month of April. Jobless claims 793,000 people filing for unemployment That is still an ugly number. And the hope is that comes down over the next few months as economies begin to reopen and a new resort Napa commanding in your record price, according to The Wall Street Journal, is a new Four Seasons resort. On bits getting that price because a it's opening up right, hopefully at the end of this pandemic on also because they're a number of other places in Napa that were greatly impacted by wildfires over recent years. Here are the real time Numbers. Dow up. 68 31 4 98 NASDAQ Up 74 the S and P up. 10 points Gold flat oil down slightly this morning and 58 50 a barrel 10 Year bond Yield. 1.14% Kelly, Thank you very much. Appreciate that. We'll talk to kill again and a half on hour. Among the things they have planned for Kitty O'Neil's program is this. Hi, Kristina and Sam Mike Test of President and CEO of visits Sacramento updates us on the progress of the new convention center. Okay, well, they've got a lot of work cut out for them. That starts it before clock this afternoon, Thursday, February 11th time for what? You're what happened and what he have loaded up for Salvatore now. Yes, the first year halves year. 1981..
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"Key ingredient and batteries have stopped taking new orders from battery makers. Stocks had to open lower today. Dow Futures are improving but they still down 163 points S and P Futures are down. 13 Gold is up $27 of 18 70 announce. Made Cory with a Bloomberg Business report on news 93.1 kfbk. Thank you, Ed. Here is Bob Simms for the outdoor report. Finally, it looks like we're getting the push of water. We needed to get things going in the Sacramento River, the North Coast and every place else in California. The Sacramento River is cresting as we speak and will continue to Crist. For the next couple of days, pushing water down to the system down to the Delta says soon bay and into San Pablo Bay, and that will bring sturgeon up. Hopefully, the stripers wherever they are. And it'll be a whole new wheel on a wagon, as they say, and stream runoff from the mountains into the foothill reservoirs. That only does good things for the fish in water is everything. Let's face it. Also tomorrow morning on the outdoor show between five and eight, we'll discuss a bill to ban bear hunting in California bill by a San Francisco state senator that wants to save everything and doesn't know how to save anything. It should be fun. Try to join us right here on K of Pecan loved by. No, It just says it all right. Checking with Kitty and see what's going on for the afternoon news. Happy Friday. Kristina and Sam. So this afternoon we'll take a look at how the pandemic has changed the way we use technology. All right. That starts at the four o'clock I believe this afternoon. January 29th is a daytime for what? You're what happened. Albert Parnell is here. Yes, the first year halves year 15 95. That's when William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet is thought to have them performed for the first time. It wasn't officially published in 1990. I mean, 15 97, Okay, they think it was first performed on this day in 15 95 16th century. Okay? Yep. Next when I have 0 18 86, And that's when Karl Benz patent the first successful gasoline driven automobile, Okay, you haven't done And the last one that I have is the year 1983.
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"Okay, Let's get some money and business news for that we turn to add Cory from the Bloomberg business Death. Good morning, ed with on your mind. Morning stock futures wobbling is investors await the outcome of a couple of electoral races in Georgia that will determine control of the Senate Down futures down 65 S and P futures down 12 points and the NASDAQ futures down about 56. Fiat Chrysler in France's PS expected finish their merger deal January 16th shareholders have given their overwhelming approval of the $52 billion transaction. London stocks They're flat. We were down just about a third of 1% in Japan today. Right now, the Dow futures have down 61 points. Made Cory with the Bloomberg Business Report on news 93.1 kfbk. All right, Ed. Thanks so much. Here's what Kitty O'Neil's working on for you for this Tuesday afternoon, Christina and Sam today's A runoff election in Georgia will decide the balance of power in the U. S Senate will be following the results this afternoon. Okay. Should be an exciting day is she gets it going at four o'clock? Okay to Tuesday, January 5th Time for what? Here? What happened? Albert Parnell. What do you have for this first edition? Yes, the first Here have year 18 89. And that's when the word hamburger first appeared in print in the wallawalla Union. A wallawalla Washington newspaper Walla Walla Union. What are they came up with hamburgers? No ham in it, But, yeah, I don't know how you get there. Maybe it started with him. Maybe it did. Maybe you're onto something, and they just changed it up to beef as are making me hungry. All right, what else you got the next year Halves year 1914. And that's when the Ford Motor Company announced an eight hour work day and that it will pay a living wage of at least $5 for a day's labor. So they're to blame for the eight hour work day. Or they could be the people to praises before it was more than eight hours. What 10 12 actually had no women they could technically working for as much as you want. That's a great point made. They're responsible for cutting it back. They are. They were the trendsetters of the eight hour work day because it was way longer than eight hours. Okay? Yeah. And then they take 2 to 5 days too. So forth was the trendsetters in our lunch. I don't know about the lunch, right? I don't think there was a union break in there. I found a doctor. No, no. Yeah, but more there was later. In the last one that I have is the year 1980 0. Yeah, that's KC and the Sunshine Band and their song. Please don't go number one of the Turks back in 1980. 1980 1980. It's kind of late for them, right big in the seventies, huh? Just it's right. It's right on the cusp. That's right. This is it is the beginning of the eighties. Yeah, it is January. For the souls Still kind. No, it's not. It's January. Phil. Oh, yes. Yes, it is. Sorry. My apologies, But it's the kind of do it fucking right. What day Whatever way put you in charge of what? You're what happened, And you don't know the day. Why make sure Look at the right day. Yeah, that's kind of helpful. This is Miss Tuesday's getting out of control already. Okay. Omri Aquinas coming up in the next half hour. We're gonna be talking next 15 minutes. Yeah, we're gonna be talking about the Legislature coming back to work. January 11th. And so she poses the question to someone. So do you think this soul recall the governor campaign is going to overshadow anything in the capital, right? Actually hear that answer. Okay, Let's see. We'll definitely They've got a lot to do. Oh, boy. Yep. And we got a lot to do. We're going to get it get it fired up here in about three minutes..