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craig irwin on tesla's split and bertha coombs on amazon's health care pivot mike, i wonder what youging. >> no. i think the market is reading the messages that have been out there from other fed officials and essentially saying they're not out of step with what they're likely to hear tomorrow. sure, they're going to prepare the market to keep rates at a higher plateau for some period of time and not look for an opportunity to cut them next year but that seems digestible the s&p 500 has grinding or drifting higher here we've gone above the levels everyone was hoping to hold. it's a benign reaction i wouldn't say that it's really driven by any particular catalyst or growth indicators, it's much more about i guess we're more or less in gear with what the fed is going to tell us. >> you do say it seems sensible to work on the premise that the june equity low was a good one, although you and i did talk this morning about goldman's warning that liquidity will fade in the next few weeks. >> for sure. even if that low from june is going to hold and maybe is the start of a significant uptren

irwin redletter, from the national center for disaster prepareness and a pediatrician. dr.. it's not spread through the air. it's not a respiratory disease. only three cases we know of with kids but understandably because it's in the news so much there is an outbreak, there are some parents who are concerned. what do you say to them? >> i have two answers. one is as a public health person and of course it's been declared a public health emergency, there are over 15,000 cases reported nationally which is a tiny number, tiny compared to what we've been deal with, with covid, and probably eight now that are called pediatric, but what's pediatric? so the cdc defines pediatric as 21 and under as the american academy of pediatrics does but for all intents and purposes, what we're talking about is what elementary schoolchildren and day care children and high school kids need to be worried about and their parents need to be worried about. it's not much relatively speaking. so my answer as a grandfather of several school-aged children is -- >> you just told me you have 150 of them.

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and a quick look at had to thursday's meeting between our president zalinski i turkey's president irwin and un secretary general antonio, good cherish. i'm what's likely to be on their agenda. i think the safety issues surrounding the nuclear power plant and support this year. we'll definitely play an important role, but the agenda will probably be dominated by the so called grain deal as you know, turkey and the united nations have both been involved in this a great deal that allows now the resumption of grain exports from, from parts at the black sea, and this is also the reason why we cherish is planning to continue to the port city of odessa after his meeting tomorrow. thank you for that. d. w correspondent, a young phillip shots in keith. the ukrainian force is slowly advancing towards the russian occupied castle. civilians who fled the city are watching closely hopeful of returning to their homes. d w. smith is pulling up at one woman who fled with her family to odessa. that whether he could actually looking for something pretty among, donated clothes at the refugee center, anasta

plant and a quick look ahead to thursday's meeting between our president zalinski i turkey's president irwin and un secretary general antonio, good cherish. i'm what's likely to be on their agenda. i think the safety issues surrounding the nuclear power plant and supper this year. we'll definitely play an important role. but the agenda will probably be dominated by the so called grain deal. as you know, cherokee and the united nations have both been involved in this a great deal that allows now the resumption of grain exports from from the parts at the black sea. and this is also the reason why we cherish is planning to continue to the port city of odessa after his meeting tomorrow. thank you for that. d. w correspondent, young phillip shots in keith. small store is making headlines around the world now or sausage shall unco where the former president go to buy a roger packs. it will return to the crisis stricken country later this month. as according to sir lankin, media is to roger pack for fled. the country, after tens of thousands of anti government protesters overrun his official reside

and this is also the 1st face to face meeting between irwin and zalinski. so let's get a turkish perspective on these talks from dorian jones, who joins us from, is dumble dorian. everyone seems very confident in his capacity as the mediator between russia and ukraine. how does he envision getting the 2 sides to the negotiating table? what i think he sees his current grain deal, which turkey held the broker along with united nations between ukraine and russia as a vehicle that could ultimately take these tooth, warring policies to negotiation table. now basically turkey, very and boy, by the fight, that's already 25. ships have passed. thanks. so this ukraine deal to the well market counting around half a 1000000 tons of grain. now that he's seen by turkey is the evidence that these 2 warring parties can at these work together on this feel. now, one sees the 1st it will be to build on the success of this deal, solely building some kind of trust between the 2 side, which will be ultimately key in any negotiation. now what i think is focusing at least on reso

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he said he threw towels on the gator's face to comment down, something he learned from steve irwin on tv. >> once i got closer, i put my knee on it. i just grabbed the mouth. once you grab the mouth, that's it. he is done. reggie: his t-shirt. i cannot repeat it. instead of waiting for a game warden, he used his own truck to release the gator into a nearby creek. kumasi: what? reggie: no gator or person was hurt in the process. kumasi: friend. reggie: why would he put it the nearby creek? would you move it further away? kumasi: no. this poor creature has been through enough. he got slammed, penned -- reggie: the bay area company leading the way on vaccines. kumasi: and you can see we are down almost 200 points in the markets. we will have an update, next. reggie: and a new girl scout cookie will make history when it goes on sale next year. abc 7 is live on weekdays on the streaming app. you can download it now. drew: we had taking a look at our camera. if you look at the top of the screen, those are isolated showers that are falling, thanks to monsoonal moisture. i am seeing raindrops

i told you during the break you are nuts but you are a big fan of steve irwin.e and throw a towel over the gator. took your daughter to school and came back home and did what, mike? >> i just the gator was still there so i just remember steve irwin, i put a towel over his head and subdued him and put my knee on his head and kept his jaw closed. >> dana: how did you do the rest of the job? >> i tied up the legs, one of our friends who knew i had a post on social media called me and asked me if i needed a hand. i said yeah, we loaded him in the back of the truck, went out to the nearest lake pond and released him. >> bill: once you grabbed the mouth it's done. you say i can deal with wildlife as long as it's not a stingray. >> a little inside joke. a little crass. but yes, like i said i'm watching crocodile hunter and know how to handle alligators and crocodiles. >> dana: is it common for you to have an alligator on your property? >> absolutely not. i have seen them in rivers but not walking around right in front of my front door. >> dana: shocking. why do you thi

some of franklin's descendants who hired him were renowned feminists in that era, and one woman agnes irwin, was the first dean of radcliffe college. another woman was a woman who organized sanitary affairs and organized relief supplies for civil war troops for the union side. when philadelphia was hosting the world's fair, she demanded there be a woman's pavilion there, and when the organizers refused, they said i'm sure we will do that. after they did not do it, she went ahead and add the best go ahead and do it. franklin, heirs, decided, we don't think philadelphia is managing the money correctly, and in his will, he said if the money is being used in the methods i set out, it should go to my surviving heirs. they came together and hired pepper. and pepper said, i think we have a case. he was arguing against the use of benjamin franklin's money in philadelphia before philadelphia judges. and pepper not sit down, he tried once, he tried a second time, he tried a third time. it is amusing to read in his memoir of how stagnant he was against him and the family. in the end he lost, but at th

more than a thinly, i'll be an assure you that hit above that even irwin cut the la ah cut about brianna's slamming lea a similar mostly mean. oh, hardly love a believer. can you? didn't p daddy had had to go to summerville, bozeman william raffle and a new than mentor dowdy fanny? willa notice? lamia will another minute. 11th them. yeah, we're there and look will veteran was the visa will get best fuck up. almost to luna. less than a dog, not a girl in islam. nasal commissary mean on a truck when not be center near full, not the look shows you what your cousin really because you on, on a piece. and i love is an official those doesn't this, it should. i really was flavio easter story. there was deliver this it that was lower bill up and it asked them then we looked at them. they were, they said they'd be so the wordless and they said our social father wasn't mostly money. emily neutral? really present. we go. nat geo. blenny build on innocent is of their mission early rivers. let me sure i was gonna glad axiom is over here. so near because the world of schema rima sloane up nearby. who are

then irwin rommel won d-day. right and the united states lost and currently bradley was thrown back into the sea and we'd all be speaking german today. well known not exactly but no that it's not how you figure out who wanted that it's who gets more of what he wants of the situation that he wants afterwards and the person who gets what he wants after the battle is grant. he's colliding with lee and then he is just slid off. you want to use a sporting analog just like a running back who hits a linebacker and bounces off and goes around him and tearing down the field and that's exactly what happened. so grant. has hitly here and he moves down here. again, if grant can get the spotsylvania before lee does leah's virtually checkmated and he almost does it is very close. perhaps a matter of less than an hour the confederate troops getting into position and the circumstances that led to that were complicated. the woods were on fire one of the things that made that battle of the wilderness. so unpleasant the woods can't

we may be in one of those droughts of irwin want extend it out. we really have to do some things to make some changes to have enough water for all of us here in california and maybe some other states to were got all kinds of water out there in the ocean to get. and that makes his water rich here in california. we do have severe drought conditions, though, across the entire bay area has improved a little bit since last year when it was really extreme across the whole bay area. of course, you can still see in parts of solano county. still some drought conditions there. but boy, we've got a big dome of high pressure about the build back in. we have this area of low pressure off the coastline. of course, we don't get back into really the rainy season until about the 3rd, almost a 4th week in october over time. but this ridge is going to start to build back in. that's brought some very heavy on temperatures across much of the desert southwest, the 4 corner states and that slowly building in now. and so our temperatures are heating up. it's going to be

or irwin rummel and there's certainly the most two famous generals. that weren't at d-day on d-day. in may of 1944 rummel is walking along the beaches of normandy with his loyal aid captain helmuth lang and he turns to captain lang and he says lang the first 24 hours will be decisive. for germany as well as for the allies it will be the longest day. with that in mind, let's go to slide number one. i would do the slides, but i'm probably going to blow up the room if i do that. there we go. well, wait a second. i thought we were talking about d-day. and that's a viking ship up there. and who's that guy in the costume who looks like he should be at the queens anniversary. well normandy is named after my viking ancestors. who came down? and saw the most beautiful countryside in the world on the beaches of normandy perfect for their rating along the european coastline and settling in and so they came around the year 900 ad. and we're smart enough to stay. the next century one of them was william duke of normandy? and he would lead the last successful invasion of the british isles. and th

a piece when you go a fruitcake or what everybody passes along its irwin locations at sfo and then over the golden gate. well, today after daytime heating looks like some showers, mostly south of tahoe, i should say thunder showers because that's where the concern is. returning a little bit to yosemite and then less moisture which to work with for tomorrow. it looks like we'll have the fog again returned. but clearing out for a nice day. what's great is our temperatures are really been behaving themselves during this time period. back to tahoe. by the way, after today, looks like pretty much smooth sailing, essential, mostly sunny, got temperatures hanging about 80 or so. so for august, this is a pretty good forecast. now, here's it could be inland valleys, looking at temperatures near 100 or so. but we're being shielded from that by good, strong onshore flow. 68 san francisco, 82 for lax and 86. meanwhile, for san diego, 68 san francisco going on here. scattered clouds, cool. 73 going on for oakland and 79 mean well for san jose. sure. we've got some 80's. no 90's, though, mid-eighties

hopefully next time wet are together havig conversation will be able to do it face-to-face with thank you irwin as always for agreeing to be here. the term cheap speech is not mine it originates with a student professor he wrote an article in the yield law journal back in 1995 where he was talking about the upcoming information revolution. and many ways it was a pressing discussion and that piece great talks about things like what would now see is the rise of netflix and spotify. he knew what was going to happen as we move from a trickle of speech to a flood of information. he knew this was going to make m intermediaries less important. he was very optimistic about it. what he meant by cheap speech cheap is that it's inexpensive c to produce and disseminate. there certainly a lot of benefits. yyou get thatsm knowledge in te palm of your hand with your smart phone. but i mean cheap speech and a second less positive way as well. i mean as we have eliminated intermediaries and made to move more easily moved to lower valued speech has an advantage over higher value to speech. what i mean by that is

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i'm struck by the fact that i lived in a house that was built by jim irwin, who was one of the astronautsme down to houston. and it's one of those things that there's this continuity. watching the o'poll low folks when i was a little girl on the south side of chicago, being a part of the space shuttle, which was foundational for creating these vehicles, learn so much more, international space station, now we're continuing forward. >> you have been an important part of that. and all to the good. thank you very much. good to see you. >>> soaked, a warning from jackson, mississippi, evacuate if you're near the pearl river. the danger at its peak right now days after initial flooding this is "chris jansing reports," only on msnbc. ing this is "chris jansing reports," only on msnbc for the future... a lot of ideas. so when she wants a plan based on what matters most, she turns to fidelity. at fidelity, anyone can create a free plan. a plan that can change as your priorities do. and nina's free plan? it leaves her free to focus on what's important right now. that's the planning effect. from fid

irwin flores is under arrest. he says he had no intention of shooting them when he drove to their home in the bayview district early saturday morning. why did you have a gun on you? so. like i said, i don't remember much of my actions. but that gun was legally mine. the 23 year old talked with our amberleigh. in a jailhouse interview, flores said he had been drinking heavily before he walked into his father and stepmother's bedroom while they were sleeping. last weekend. he says his father woke up and charged at him in the dark, flores says. that's when he started shooting. once. i am team declared. i turn on the lights. and then i seen him look floor and after that, i see him suffering. and then just start to suffering. you shot him some more. yes, ma'am. why did you shoot your stunt mother? she was in the crossfire. i didn't have any intentions to deal with her. authorities say floors, then went on a profanity laced rant as a livestream the crime scene immediately after the deadly shooting, he's still in custody

. >> rick is calling in for irwin, tennessee. rick, you're on with sam quinones. you with us? okay, we've given rick two tries, i think that's enough. this is a text message, mr. quinones from peggy in lancaster, pennsylvania. >> since fentanyl is used medically, at what point is fentanyl illegal as it crosses the border, how is it packaged and how is it caught? >> it's illegal first and foremost it's made illicitly, it's not made in a pharmaceutical factory with inspectors and following f.d.a. guidelines, et cetera, et cetera, the normal way that the pharmaceutical industry abides by, you can bet it's not being made that way and then it's packaged, you name it, and that's one of the big stories i would say of today is that the amount of supply they've been able to produce down in mexico has forced them to innovate in terms of how it's packaged. so, now what you're finding, the last few years, you're finding counterfeit pills coming over and by the tens of millions i dare say now. it starts out in the thousands and i think it's up pretty clearly to tens of million

irwin redliner who are focused on the plight of ukrainian children, who, no matter where you are, you'vethe focus of their effort. i wonder if you can just speak to sort of the the scope of what children are going through here in this sixth month of the war. >> well, first of all, let me make a point that children should not be going through this in the 21st century. if you're in a war zone you have to make sure every ounce of positivity, you can give to them, dreams and hopes, you have to give to them. i learned i can acquire a panda in the middle of the war zone, and my 3-year-old now has a panda. and as far as she's concerned, the teenager, she's going to go to school, but she's picked her passion. she wants to be a fashion designer. i'm as far removed from fashion as you can imagine, but you know, i'm doing my best to find friends in the fashion industry to find her mentors and to kind of give her that path to encourage her to dream, although she's in the middle of the war zone. i think if we can do it for every single kid in ukraine, and especially if we can return the kids that rus

joining us with what's to come this time around the garrett nelson also our bear this morning, craig irwinsearch analyst at roth capital. why don't we start with you, garrett. you admitted that just the stock split itself doesn't necessarily mean anything, but it does tend to mean something in terms of the stock prices afterwards, why do you like this at this point >> it's more psychological companies with improving prospects and rising stock prices tend to execute stock splits and conversely, companies with deteriorating prospects tend to do reverse stock splits. it is worth mentioning that academic studies have shown that post splits tend to outperform the broader market by a one to three margin it might appeal to more retail investors. tesla has a very avid retail investor base. >> craig, we're calling you the bear this time around, but that may not be completely fair you've got a neutral rating on this company do you do give tesla props and point out that they are the ev leader but think there could be better valuest w elsewhere >> tesla's the leader that created the market they've don

from the san francisco man accused of killing his father and stepmother last weekend that suspect irwinres said he had no intention of shooting them when he drove to their home in the bayview early saturday morning. why did you have a gun on you? so like i said, i don't remember much of my actions. but that gun was legally mine. now the 23 year old homicide suspect talked to ktvu s amberleigh. in this jailhouse interview, flores said he'd been drinking a lot before he walked into his father and stepmother's bedroom as they were sleeping. last weekend. he said his father woke up and charged at him in the dark. that's when flores says he started shooting. when it's i am deeply clip i turn on the lights. and then i seen him look floor and after that, i see him suffering. and then hmm. just start to suffering. you shot him some more. yes, ma'am. why did you shoot your stepmother? she was in the crossfire. i didn't have any intentions to deal with her. florida's actually live stream, the crime scene in iran that was filled with profanity immediately after the deadly shootings. he is still in

it is a little bit intimidating when douglas irwin, international trade, is sitting in the front row.of tang -- tom: all of these people are way better than i will ever be. we spoke about economic history. that is the moment we are in, 19 minutes away. this is history that we are living. lisa: what is the historical analog? tom: it is not bob seeger. we have more response from robert seeger in the 1970's then anything else we have done. lisa: people are saying it is more the 1940's. tom: we will sing a duet. futures advance, up 17. michael mckee is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm ritika gupta. a few minutes from now we will get what is called -- economic report in the world. the consumer price index probably rose at an annual rate of 8.7% in july, still above the fed's 2% target. in new york, former president trump says he will be questioned today under oath about his dealings as a real estate mogul. the investigation looks at claims that the organization misstated values of its assets for tax reasons.

irwin winkler, this pathetic 94-year-old producer in his vulture children, charles and david, i oncehe quote, guys. he's not happy. >> put it this way, he shouldn't do it anyway. he's got the commercials, wills does he need? number two, if you like rocky, do not go see this movie. stallone is the story. >> he's mad because they are using drago and he's not involved. because they didn't tell her that it apparently. >> they did it with creed. at least rocky was in it and got the blessing. but there's a big dispute about the rights and all that. i think that's why sylvester stallone is so upset. >> brian: the other producer who passed away, this guy seems to be -- 's pt what does look like now? >> brian: he sexy is. if you didn't see it, i apologize. >> ainsley: you don't give it away if it's in the theater now! >> lawrence: the rule is never tick off the face the franchise. that's why i'm so nice to brian. [laughter] he's the face of the fox & friends franchise. >> ainsley: he's been here very long time! >> brian: you take shots at me for like three hours! will try to get the show back

certainly someone such as the businessman irwin are strong has been very vocal in saying the benefitsk the questions will come up about that, about what the government plans to do to strengthen the economy, how they are going to resolve and restore power—sharing within northern ireland, and also, as well about party cohesiveness, even though it's a small grouping in northern ireland that will be part of the conservative party, they are very committed to that particular style of politics and perhaps it felt a bit neglected by the party in britain in the past.— bit neglected by the party in britain in the past. more widely, is there much — britain in the past. more widely, is there much interest _ britain in the past. more widely, is there much interest in _ britain in the past. more widely, is there much interest in the - there much interest in the leadership election? well, it de-ends leadership election? well, it depends who _ leadership election? well, it depends who you _ leadership election? well, it depends who you can - leadership election? well, it depends who you can ask, . le