Morning, so i rolled right over. Im used to it from the bay, you know, so a lot of people shaken up by that. You can see scattered merchandise at the Pleasant Hill autozone as we take a look at the gas station in the nearby area, as well as this store in Pleasant Hill. And most people are saying that it was felt what we considers as a moderate shaking. We would expect the very type of, quote unquote damages that are occurring with things falling off shelves and cabinets, falling big enough to feel. As we take a look at some of the 1989 loma prieta earthquake, but you can definitely feel last nights damage. Its just days away from the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. That 6. 9 magnitude earthquake shook the santa cruz hills in 1989. The upper deck of the bay bridge collapsed and the cypress street viaduct in oakland crumbled too. 63 people died in that quake and communities all over the bay area will come together in remembrance on thursday. Mary lee is a here with a look
Their economic circumstances. States for what about the effects of the tax cuts and job ask what is passed at the end of 2017, they particularly were worried their state Income Tax Revenues would be more volatile and do it hard to predict what the results were going to be due to shifting payments over time and changes in federal deductibility. We encourage all the audience, both those in person and those who might be watching unlighted joint in the in the conversation via social media using the liveaturban as we have on the screen here we have a great panel today ready and willing to discuss all the issues at this time and in the near future. The Panel Discussion will be followed by a questionandanswer session, so you all should write down your questions or remember your questions and youll have an opportunity to ask them of the panelists at the end of the moderated discussion. I would like to introduce the moderator for todays panel, howard gleckman, a senior fellow at the urbanbrooki
Painting a rosier picture of economic fundamentals. Joining us is david zervos, looking sharp with the new haircut. David, what do you make of the fact that we have bounced back pretty nicely . Yesterdays reversal and some followthrough today what does that tell you . I think the trade tensions are definitely a story summer liquidity is the story. It was a pretty aggressive 200point plus move in the s p and the interesting thing from the price action for me is the rate market. The rate market had an incredibly large move. One of the largest weve seen in a while and it really hasnt come back off that much. So while stocks have rallied back, you would have expected maybe rates would have sold off a little more, risen a little more and they havent. So this is maybe telling you more that people are getting comfortable with a fed view that is cuts are coming and probably more cuts are coming than people had been nervous about with the meeting. You know the important thing in that answer, da
Im brook silvabraga. Theres been another terrifying incident at a walmart in the wake of the el paso mass shooting. This time it happened at a store in springfield, missouri, about 165 miles south of kansas city. Police say a man armed with a rifle and another gun walked into the store yesterday carrying more than 100 rounds of ammunition. More now from tom hanson. Reporter springfield, missouri, police say they arrested an armed man after he walked into a Walmart Store dressed in body armor and dressed in militarytype clothing. The man who appeared to be in his 20s sent shoppers running yesterday afternoon. He was compliant with us, but his intent was not to cause peace or comfort to anybody that wawas in the business here. In fact, hes lucky to be alive still, to be honest. Reporter an offduty firefighter held the suspect whose name has not been released until police arrived, and he was taken into custody. Police are asking witnesses to come forward. Tom hanson, cbs news. For the fir
The, the welcome to world a part the study of war is one of the oldest academic disciplines going back for millennia. But it encountered a new read the new specimen in the ukranian conflict. Pursuits for years in its proxy form in 2022, its built into the open, affecting countries, half of will the way whats going to teach us about the nature of more than the warfare. Well discuss that. Im now enjoyed by conflict researcher 3 and the roof glass slope for 1st and last. So its great to talk to you. Thank you very much for your time. Youre welcome. Now i know you started conflicts for much of your academic career. You in reached the field by introducing your own modal of conflict escalation and hang on to a few years ago. For most people. This was a very academic career, as they are ready to go very remote discipline, conflicts were far away. It wasnt something that had a direct impact on peoples lives, at least on the lives of people in the western hemisphere. And i think thats changing