marquette is with abby right now.star indeed this is so exciting it's been an interesting journey to watch you go from the nfl to the xl file, usl and music, what can fans expect. >> they could expect the party it's good to be a party during the halftime of the real party is a championship game which i'm excited to watch. >> all usl you have an opportunity to participate in the championship game by performing, after this performance you're one of the few people that are performed on the big stage as an athlete and a musician, what does that mean to you. >> it means a lot and i'm getting give a shout out to the usl for giving me an opportunity to be on the platform at the halftime show i'm one of the luckiest professional football players to do it. i only think thank you is enough but i'm truly excited and i can't wait. >> looking forward to tonight, so often we see at the intersection be between sport and music when you're in the locker room and maybe before game have you seen the intersection play out in your own lif

talking about beal, main spear and stewart between marquette and folsom, you might not be going down to those streets, but check this out. market from stuart to venice. wow. closed parking. also hard to come by because mission street will be a no parking zone between the embarcadero all the way out to venice. the parade kicks off at 1030 tomorrow morning. floats will start at beale and market roll down market toward civic center. and that is where the festival continues. and luckily, this all happening before a lot of that heat comes in. rob mayeda here now to tell us when that's all happening. yeah, we're watching some really fantastic weather for tomorrow around san francisco. we're comfortably cool right now, low 60s and during the day tomorrow as the parade gets underway. should see mid 60s and eventually low 70s during the afternoon. so sunday and the weekend just fine around the bay area. but tuesday a different story. see all the red in the map? that is the excessive heat. watch for the entire east bay, including oakland out past the tri-valley san jose. most of the south bay

marquette 21. abc 14. >> that is awful.joe biden. >> laura: how do you win the presidency with those numbers. >> they try to get different results and they are not, on foreign policy, economy, fit ness and age, joe biden is losing to donald trump with voters. they keep leaning back on likely voters, i think we will see a lot of new ones. >> laura: issue of immigration, he tried to pivot, kind of, made no sense. when asked about lifting trump-era immigration measures, you would think he would say, we were too quick on that. he said, if i was wrong, it was because i took too long to lift remain in mexico and 212 and things that worked. >> and things that broke down. i think this is why you saw this announcement from the white house as opposed to the border. if you went to the border, you would hear mayors saying, this president has put our town in danger. >> laura: suburban women still want to vote for decline and unsafe street and open border to get abortion in mississippi. o abortion on demand, is that what they vote for? >

quinnipiac 12, marquette 21. abc 14. >> that's awful.e biden. >> laura: how do you win the presidency with those numbers. >> they keep trying to put in new questions into the polling machine to see if they get different results. they are not getting different results over and over again on the policy, equipment, fitness and age. even though same age joe biden is losing to donald trump with voters. they keep on leaning back on likely voters. i think we will see a lot of new ones this time. >> on the issue of immigration he tried to do the big pitt today. kind of. made no sense. this was stunning. when he was asked about lifting the trump era immigration measures, you would think maybe well we were too quick on that. instead he said if i was wrong, it's because istook too long to lift remain in mexico, 212. all the other things that actually worked. >> things that completely broke down. that's why you saw this announcement from the white house as opposed from the border which the white house would have very much like to have done. if you w

marquette a's look says it all.ee batters later it's jose miranda doubling in two more at six one. and still nobody out. sears eight earned runs only got four outs before he was pulled. twins starter bailey ober tossed his first career complete game on just 89 pitches in the a's lose ten two rubber match tomorrow, then they head out for a six game road trip. let's kick it quakes at lafc, where they have a falcon flyover over lafc, one of three teams yet to lose at home this year. they had four goals in the first half. here's kai kamara with the header. pushes him one or past one time. quake landon donovan for second on the all time goals list late in the half. quakes get on the board. it's rodriguez going off the far post. quakes fall six two winless in their last seven. california clasico next week at stanford stadium. another bay versus la soccer matchup on the ladies side. bay fc and angel city 33rd minute scoreless. three defenders close on dorian bayley. that opens up things for tess bodie. she scores. bay fc t

according to a recent survey by marquette university law school, a majority of charity ot -- 56% -- believe that the decisions are politically motivated rather than based on law. i am joined by colorado secretary of state chairperson of the democratic association of secretaries of state secretary griswold. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me, ali. >> this is not an abstraction for you because the supreme court ruled to remove your attempts to remove donald trump on the ballot for the role that he played in the january 6th riot. in light of these recent controversies and we are learning more about were certain members of the supreme court -- where their sentiments lie on these things, what does this make you think? >> well, always glad to join you, ali. and, you know, i was party to the trump disqualification case were six republican and unaffiliated voters in the state of colorado filed suit saying that trump could not be on the ballot because he engaged in insurrection. that case made its way all the way to the united states supreme court. to tell you the t

. >> marquette a win in that case. the pieces of the puzzle were coming together quickly.f was the same as he used to killed daniel and marc angelucci. >> it's legally purchased in the 1980s. >> agent denahan tracked his movements minute by minute. his two week spree began on a train in new york city. >> he took amtrak to california bringing the weapon. >> surveillance captured him at the train station and in san bernardino. he spent a few days in the area, most likely tracking mark, waiting for the perfect time to kill him. how does he get back? >> he returns the same way. >> he picked up the rental car in philly and drove to new jersey. >> tracking his cell phone, close proximity to the judge's residents, hours and days before the attack which indicated that he was watching her and developing a pattern. >> why was den hollander targeting the judge? she had nothing to do with marc angelucci's lawsuit. turned out den hollander filed a similar lawsuit involving the draft. his case was in new jersey and presiding over the case was none other than judge esther salas. >> i kne

. >> ainsley: if you look at marquette university law school poll when it comes to wisconsin where trumpill be today, wisconsin voters are split. it just depends on when did you go to the polls why are you voting? what is most important to you? the most important thing to the voters in this poll, 33 percent said the economy, 21 percent said immigration and border security. who does better on both of those issues? donald trump. he does better in that state on immigration, border, economy, israel, hamas war and foreign relations. biden, according to that statement is does better on abortion, healthcare, social security. >> steve: number one issue for everybody is the economy. joe biden is having another fundraiser tonight at the home of terry mcauliffe former governor of the commonwealth of virginia. >> ainsley: lost to glenn youngkin. >> steve: plenty of time to throw a fundraiser. bill and hillary clinton will be there. raise a bunch of dough. the biden team needs a bunch of dough. they are buying commercials. june $50 million worth of ads. essentially what they are drying to do is tryin

paul finkelman is currently visiting professor marquette university school of law and he has had, needless to say, a very distinguished and continues to have a distinguished scholarly career. he is the author editor of more 50 books, has published more than 200 of you articles scholarly articles and book chapters. dr. finkelman is widely recognized as a leading expert in a variety of areas, including the american civil war. american legal history, constitutional law, slavery and law and religion the united states supreme court is quoted and cited. dr. work or mentioned him in six decisions. has lectured on human trafficking, on human rights issues. at the united nations and more than a dozen countries in. 2017 he held the fulbright chair in human rights and social justice at the university of ottawa. so please join me in giving a warm welcome to dr. paul finkelman paul finkelman. thank you. it's a delight to be here. in case you're wondering, the thai has the people who ended slavery in the united states on it. ulysses, general sherman, general sheridan and various other united states army

fox news poll's have trumped up 56-41, 52-41, 52-25 marquette, abc if so's 47-30 in favor of president trump. there is one thing that he said that really struck me. he said he has a very strong partnership with andre manwell lopez over door of the current president of mexico. that he is going to build a strong relationship with polish on well the incoming president of mexico. and i thought if he has such a strong relationship with mexico, why is mexico allowing cartels to control our board? >> yes, john. the american people do not believe in joe biden ever securing this border. and no press conference, no executive order can ever change that because his actions have proven this. on the mexican side i suspect what is going to happen is that numbers are going to go way up because it's very evident that donald trump is going to win this election. what will they try to do? they will try to get as many people in as they possibly can. one last bite of the apple if you will and who will be impacted the most in the american public? it's no longer just texas. we have california economy of arizo

that's in the latest marquette poll. trump is beating biden by 12 points in the latest quinnipiac poll and by five points on the economy in the fox news poll the polls show biden is down with hispanic voters, dropped with blacks and women voters. biden has no margin for error on this. let's watch what's going on, watch. >> the obama-biden coalition is in trouble. it's in trouble, and i get beat up every time i say it but it's obvious that it's in trouble and it has to deal with a number of things. number one, the white working class guys left for your campaign in 2016 the democratic party and now, black and latin working class guys are following along. >> 45% of hispanic voters prefer biden compared to 39% for trump. last time he won 59% in 2020 so he's lost 14 points. black voters under 50 he led by 80 points in 2020 now by 37 still a lot but he's lost 43 points. only 36% of student debt-holders and he's lost 8% off women, since 2020. liz: yeah, i mean, bob, that first quarter gdp growth number is going to be coming out

11,000 votes president biden has an unpopular incumbent right now, we've seen new polls come out from marquette quinnipiac, and a sliver of others that showcase the foreign president has an advantage in every key battleground states, including wisconsin. if he can win back the six states he lost in 2020, that's a path to the white house. but in order to do that, in order to reach out to voters wolf, that he needs that are somewhat interesting, particularly the men of color some of what donald trump stands for economically, they want someone who's tougher, who stronger. he needs to speak directly to the plight of those individuals and not characterizations of what he believes that they're experiencing and have gone through because i don't think that's an effective message at all. you want to react to that? >> look, i think i obviously agree that for where the battleground is going to be fault here is largely on the economy. and so i think that's true for black voters. i think that's true for suburban voters, women voters mean that is going to be huge piece of the argument i would, i would disagr

you see the fox news quinnipiac in marquette poll, the same thing goes when it comes to immigration. do you think biden can convince the public that he is the one? that can handle these two issues. we'll start with inflation, will start with the economy where people are feeling like they cannot afford what they used to be able to afford okay. >> first on polls, i've seen a number of polls showing a joe biden gaining strength right now. so let's put that aside because you have one poll after poll on the economy. you're going to see a president that's been leading on the national stage, someone who's taken us through the most difficult time, the pandemic when so many people well, we're out of work getting that vaccine out there to make people make sure that people have their health care. you're going to hear the story of that and how the work he's doing to bring down costs from going after monopolies to taking on the pharmaceutical companies i can't tell you how many times donald trump said that it's what he wanted to do. it is joe biden and it's finally gotten that law passed in. the

failure to disclose questionable conduct by a justice or two of the supreme court, a recent poll by marquettehows that a majority of the american people have lost faith in this institution and no longer have confidence in the political independence and the ethics of our supreme court. mr. chief justice, i hope you listen or watch. we believe you to be concerned about the legitimacy of this important institution. the supreme court is the only federal court not bound by a code of conduct that isenforceable and were these disclosures and their consequences cannot be acted upon the highest court in our land should not have the ethical standards. and we should take a vote on this bill. the supreme court ethics recusal and transparency act, it should not be controversial or partisan. this isn't about attacking one justice or another. as someone who clerked for a federal judge, as someone who as chief counsel clerked for a s are lawyers in this body and clerked for federal judges. we know the importance of having an independent judiciary. of having a nonpartisan judiciary, and the most powerful cour