jackie: wow.igging into this, joe and every time we dig we get a little bit more information, the devon archer stuff was pretty significant and pretty damning, the eric shwerin thing he's talking about seems like it's the next level. >> look, i think taking a step back here, hunter biden wouldn't be the first person with a famous last name to try to provide the illusion that he had more access than he did. the difference is, most people with a famous last name don't have a father who is a vice president of the united states. with purview over the things he's trying to sell influence over. so i think the question becomes, again, what did the president know and when did know it. aside from what archer said, aside from what shwerin might allege, we know there were conversations on e-mail between business associates of hunter biden saying they needed access to his father, we know the foreign governments or the actors for those governments were expecting that face time and the white house logs saying i

jackie: yeah, a.it is interesting because whole situation is going to bring up a new issue issue when voters go to the booth in 204 this could about two tiered system of justice whether they feel they have confidence in trust in the government, congressman great to see you this morning thank you for being here. >> thank you, jackie. jackie: much more coming up this morning, elon musk vowing to help xusers if treated n fairm on the platform, all details on that next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. it's not just designed to look good... it's built to command attention. it's not just a comfortable interior... it's a quiet refuge. they're not just headlights... they light the way forward. the new fully electric audi q8 e-tron models... >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts re

jackie: it's interesting.t it could look like if she were to step up because it's unclear whether this president can do it. >> what's interesting is ronald reagan had this ability to take things that were very, very complicated and explain them to americans in the most simple way and i think she's trying to do that but she doesn't understand them. ronald reagan had the ability to digest complicated things, put them in english and make america feel better because you knew he knew what he was talking about. she clearly doesn't do her homework and kind of flubs her way through it the way a college kid does who is unprepared for an exam. jackie: that's what it sounds like. it sounds like she's unprepared. >> her one shining moment came before she was a nominee for vp, that little girl was me, kind of six months in the making and they had the t-shirts ready to go. she hasn't been ready to go since. again, it's more of a reason why people are so scared of getting rid of joe biden because of who is waiting in the win

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jackie: thank you. next question in the middle. >> you were talking about the issues with core stage two. when do you expect the stage to be for the engines to be installed. what is the date you need to stage here at k sc? >> with stacking happening in february. the boeing team has a good handle on the work, this is a different slope than the state we went through last time work with there as this time we are doing all of that wo here and then have traveled worked on here that brings the team. it's more the vehicle. if it is vertical you can get all sides of it at feel like the best place to do it is to shoot so i do not expected to go past november. the last issue we had on a down timer was minor and i do not see it pushing much pasie: thank yo. here on the left. >> another one for jim free. you mentioned several weeks of risk to the november 2024 date. does that mean you you have several weeks of margin for that late november date? would you characterize the heatshield issue as the largest unresolved

jackie ibaÑez is live with more on who this affects.nting and pro second amendment groups say provision of a law meant to promote school safety is actually preventing school students from learning valuable skills like safe hunting and archery. fox news digital has confirmed the biden administration is withholding what many officials say are critical funds for elementary and secondary schools that have hunting or archery programs in their curriculum. according to the national archery in the school program, the new federal guidance impacts over one million students and nearly 9,000 schools. the department of education says its funding decisions are based upon how it reads the bipartisan safer communities act, which was passed last year after a string of mass shootings. a provision of that prohibits quote training in the use of a dangerous weapon. as a result some schools have already reportedly cut hunting and archery all together but some say it's simply misinterpreting the provision. gop congressman dan bishop tells fox news digital quo

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jackie ibaÑez live in new york.et's bring in former deputy director of strategic communications daravi and pete peterson. pete, roman great to have you both on here. i want to put you on the screen, these are the top ten subjects discussed last night and you can see number one was abortion, seven minutes and 54 seconds. and here's what ronna mcdaniel said about abortion. watch. >> i was very pleased to see them talk about abortion. democrats used that in 2022 they spent 350 million on abortion. if our candidates can't fund a response and put out a response we're not going to win they'll do it again in 2024 and i thought all of them did a really good job on that. >> trace: i think she makes a very good point because if republicans don't figure out a way to be able to navigate this issue it could be trouble down the road. >> reporter: it could. i do have to just take a step back for a moment from the debate and mention that the mug shot of president trump was a clear picture for the american people of the weaponizatio

thanks for being here, jackie. >> jackie, this booking process what is seen former president facing 13 felony charges trying to overturn the election. your thoughts as you watch it's a little groundhog day ish, as you point out here. we've seen this several times now, four times. criminal charges he's facing. >> so disconcerting about it is the fact that he will now race raise money off of it. he raised $13 million off of the first indictment and the supporters of donald trump will continue to support his and this money will go to his legal defense. yeah, you know, the plane that flew him down is going to be charged off to it. all of his attorneys fees, those he's also paying for the attorney fees of other defendants. and it's we have to sit back and think thihe former president of the united states who, while he was president of the united states, committed potentially criminal acts. now he's considered innocent until proven guilty. but the charges against him are are truly daunting. >> and they're really piling up. >> they are. >> and, jackie, what, if anything, will these charges ag

reporter: but jackie says shaun's childhood wasn't easy.ggled with pain from scoliosis and at 14, he was diagnosed with depression. >> in middle school, the doctor put him on four different pain medications. which at the time i didn't know were addictive. he didn't know. reporter: a 20-year battle with opioids followed, until october 19th of last year when shaun was found unresponsive in his room. >> i got down on my knees and he rolled over, and i heard air come out. it was just the last, the last breath coming out of him. reporter: jackie lewis is now raising her granddaughter, ava. she says ava's mother also died of a likely overdose three years ago. jackie's now sharing her family's story these days with anyone who'll listen. >> unfortunately, sean died at a very young age of 34. reporter: that includes the members of this board known as , the one ohio recovery foundation. about once a month, this panel of state and local government leaders, addiction treatment experts and others gather in columbus. their task? to distribute 55% of ohio

jackie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. least five districts in virginia say they will not comport with statewide policy requiring students to use facilities and participate in sports teams that correspond to their sex assigned at birth. what is going to utmost ire of the governor and many parents is the school's josh skule's say they will not notify parents if their child exhibits any changes to the pull so-called gender expression. >> these are parents who are frustrated with the fact that dignity in the rich and the safety and privacy of all children and families is not being insured by the old policies that pushed parents out of their children's lives. >> reporter: in new jersey judge has ruled three school districts are temporarily prohibited from enforcing new policies which would have required schools to alert parents if their trial -- child changes their gender identity. the state's democratic attorney general insists the state has never sought and never will seek a ban on parental notification. to students heading

jackie: good afternoon, cheryl.s green agenda today, but the data show a totally different story. we dig in. plus, former michigan gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon will be here talking about the rise of the unions, and the markets lower on some weakness out of china and other issues. but how the ccp's economic woes could impact us here at home. but first, more "coast to coast" after this. ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ this is american infrastructure. megawatts of power, rails and open road, and essential services of every kind. all running on countless invisible networks, making it a prime target for cyberattacks. but the same ai-powered security that protects all of google also defends the systems running america's infrastructure. for these services. for the 336 million of us living here. ♪ businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. m

jackie is here at yale and the english department. skip is course up at harvard. it's a series modeled on another that yale press does called jewish lives, which has now been around 20 or 30 years. it's been very successful series. they are short biographies, usually 200 pages or less. the jewish lives series is as been a triumph. so they decided to do a series called black lives, which is the new series. and we have the first two books coming out in the series just in the next month or so. and many other books in the pipeline, about 18 of them already, i believe, are signed up or the are under air for review. and this, too, will be biographies broadly defined. now about black lives. africans, americans, africans, anyone of african descent, including even the literary characters about whom or about which authors will write biography fields. and we'll talk about some of those books in just a minute. but why the focus on short biographies? well, there's a lot of a lot of readership out there. as many would know or biography, i've certainly discovered that in the las

robinson. >> playing on the same fields that jackie robinson played on, it means a lot to me, you know. it makes me want to play the game even harder. >> reporter: these athletes are part of the hank aaron invitational, one of many mlb events aimed at reaching new talent from diverse communities, because gone are the days of griffey, gwynn and henderson when about one in five players were african american. that number has now dropped to 6.2%, the lowest it's been since the early '90s, though baseball does boast incredible international diversity. for sam richardson from mississippi, it was baseball from the beginning. >> my dad put the bat in my hand, and i just fell in love with it. >> reporter: but for some, other sports are more accessible or less costly. >> baseball takes a lot of money >> reporter: the players don't have to foot the bill to attend these camps all part of efforts to expand the game. >> what does success look like to you >> consistency we're not there yet, but we're getting there. i can see it i can taste it >> reporter: tony riggans, the league's chief development

jackie spear joins us now to talk about your initial reaction to these t counsel jack smith. jackie: my initial reaction as grievous as this is, as historic as it is, it's not going to change the dirt -- change the 37% of republicans who are going to walk the plank for donald trump. the that both president biden and donald trump arnett and neck. the actions of donald trump as it relates to his most recent indictment, are really chilling. i've been reading the indictment and it sounds like a mobster who is trying to find votes and calling people in and pressuring them. biden won by 7 million v the popular vote. but there were 47,000 votes in three states, wisconsin, georgia and arizona, where he only lost -- trump only lost by 40,000 votes. he was trying to gin up votes in those states. he sent his emissaries out, he called them on the phone, he had them come to his office. it was the kind of pressure tactics that you would see in a mob organization. dan: i read through the indictment this afternoon and it's very stunning and specific. one thing to note, the former president w

jackie: absolutely. we did a survey a few weeks ago, bloomberg terminal users on whether they saw similar signs of what we are going through in the tech rally to previous tech bubbles. over 50% of the 600 respondents that came in with their answers my half of them think that we are not close to the bubble bursting. that seems to reflect, a really big bullishness that there are still more, this has legs and we have more to go before we see the real warning signs show up. alix: i think in 1999 that is one guy was wearing birkenstocks with socks. jackie, where you most interested in when nvidia crosses? what is the number that is going to be the signal for you? jackie: data center union sales. that is really where we are going to see the ai gold rush. they are setting the standard here for the ai beneficiaries coming through. you have the ipo tying into that because they are hoping to really game some of that ai momentum. there chips business is different from nvidia, they do not have graphic chips infrastr

jackie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. influencer's offer of free playstation 5 consuls into his followers through a crowd of thousands to manhattan's union square friday resulting in property damage, injuries, and now charges for the twitch streamer. officials are continuing their search for unruly teens who tossed water bottles at cops but despite the shocking scene you see here, the message from your city mayor eric adams appears to be don't blame the kids. the mayor says teen crime is not a pleasing issue rather a parenting issue. listened. >> i wonder with the thousands of children who were there hurling dangerous objects at police officers, disrespecting the residence in the area, attacking each other, how many parents texted their children. >> reporter: adams also suggested that outside agitators who may have played a role in advocating the situation sounding the alarm as well over what he considers to be the dangers of raising children on social media. warning parents about the impact of so-called influencers who d

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jackie speier has retired and is now working as a abc 7 news political contributor. she continues to work to improve the quality of life for those in the district. the validation summit national leaders believe this plan could be a model for the nation. [laughter] >> after 15 years former congresswoman jackie speier has announced her new mission. ms. speier: we are going to build a new generation of families that never know poverty. a studied -- >> a study impacting infants brain activity. speier is hoping to change that. ms. speier: we are going to provide to newborns and their families in san mateo county $300 a month for a full year. we have the funding in place. the foundation is putting across the money, and the counties with two supervisors and the discretionary money are putting up the other, and then we are going to raise the money for your two and three -- year or and three. >> families will qualify for what speier is calling the baby bonus. dr. lisa chamberlain sees a need for this to dr. chamberlain: 83 deliveries happen at our children's hospital. brain d

joining us now congressional investigations reporter for "the washington post," jackie almeny.at the paper reached out to those colleagues at the paper. what are they saying about their privacy and potential safety being threatened but also the process that led them to deliver this indictment? >> yeah, we reached out to every single one of the jurors who were involved with this process. thefore person, assistant foreperson, et cetera, and not one of them wanted to speak with us. which based on the threats they immediately started receiving we did understand. we did reach the son of one of the jurors who told us that his father was concerned about security and about some of the threats he was getting and that it was very unlikely that he would speak with us. plus these jurors are sworn to secrecy about the process that goes on behind closed doors in the deliberations that take place. and while they're sworn to secrecy, their names and their involvement in the process are not. >> so jackie, i mean what's the reason behind identifying these grand jurors? this was sort of met by su

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political analyst jackie speier joins us to discuss the possible applications.hanks for joining us today. >> good to be with you. kristen: give us the nuts and bolts of the latest charges against trump. 's fourth indictment. >> -- his fourth indictment. >> fourth indictment, now 91 counts. because we believe in the rule of law, he is presumed innocent until proven guilty. but what has happened in georgia is that the da has been very bold in her approach. she has not just indicted him, she has indicted another 18 co-conspirators, and i would suggest that that has something to do with her interest and wanting some of them to turn evidence. they came up with four pillars. the first one was partially government officials. pressuring the secretary of state. that really telltale tape-recorded telephone conversation we are then president trump said to the secretary of state, just find me 11,000 780 votes the actual creation of these fake electors and creating the forms they would fill out to the than the actual taking of computer software from a small county in georgia

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what you just said, jackie, we can't underline enough.ome up or these two-tiered conspiracy -- you know, there's two tiers of justice. everything they're accusing the biden administration of not doing, the fbi or justice department, it was actually the trump justice department and fbi. trump would say, "charge hillary clinton" in 2017. sessions' justice department, "mr. president, there is no crime there." 2018, he went back, "charge hillary clinton." what happens? the justice department looks at it and goes, "mr. president, there is no crime. we can't charge hillary clinton." same thing with hunter biden. it's nonsense. anyway, that's the thing, these investigations, trump's justice tried this. if they've got an issue, they need to get bill barr and jeff sessions and all the ags there. you wanted to say something, rev, jonathan? >> we keep saying there is no smoking gun. there is not even a gun here. >> right. >> i mean, smoking or non-smoking. you're going to subpoena joe biden to ask him what based on what? i mean, you're the lawyer he

jackie: that is exactly right. they made steps over the past few years and really difficult ones at that. if you remember where they were during the start of the pandemic, massive layoffs, they hyped off unprofitable units, they have been preparing the business for a business that is not relying on artificially low pricing and now you take a look at what its growth drivers are going forward. it is going to rely on is the app fun to be on for users? is it useful not just for takeout and delivery but also what are the other ways i can snag some of the attention? it is going into chartered buses, it has uber boat in greece for example. it is really looking at any other ways it can tap oath and it has been effective so far but, at the same time, the delivery demand is starting to taper off a little bit. you have doordash reporting tomorrow and i think investors are looking to see how resilient that is because that is a growing part of uber's overall business. ed: the other piece of standalone news is the cfo, nelson ch

jackie deangelis, great to see you. a survivor of five kamikaze attacks, torpedo strikes during world war ii. nasa recovery vessel in the 60s and present day icon of new york city tourism. the u.s.s. intrepid celebrating 80 years. it was first commissioned on august 16th, 1943. cb cotton is on site at the intrepid as they honor this anniversary. great to see you. >> hi, great to see you. what an important day to honor more than 180 brave service members who fought for our nations freedom aboard the u.s.s. intrepid are here today. a patriotic homecoming for the veterans. the oldest among them 99 years old. it was on this day 80 years ago when the intrepid was commissioned. the combat vessel with stood attacks during world war ii and serving in the colder war and vietnam war. decommissioned in 1974 and now a museum. some of the veterans attending today's celebration were phone operators, mechanics, engineers and emergency crew members on board the ship. the first black aviator to fly from the ship is also here. he had onl

jackie, you've been covering this closely. trump has a new legal team in place for this, these proceedings. making the media rounds. tell us what we know of them. beyond, perhaps, the first amendment considerations, what other possible defenses might we hear from them today? we should finally note, previous indictments, arraignments, donald trump addressed the media afterwards. they haven't said whether he will today or not. >> there are a lot of tbds right now, john. on our part, the media outlets are well-oiled machines when it comes to operating around donald trump's indictments, as this is the third one. we are anticipating that trump is going to potentially have a press avail or might be doing a last-minute rally in the area. but a lot of that is up in the air. as we've seen, there is a lot of bravado, public statements, you know, claiming that trump is welcoming these indictments. people and allies on his campaign arguing that this is only good for his polling numbers. at the end of the day, when trump has appeared in th

and yet that was jackies stated goal. >> that's right thank you leslie and lovely former director ofnter tour, leslie but would. to have you here yes, the letters are fascinating because you really see that many, many personalities that mrs. kennedy was working with pickets also fascinating because her first introduction to mr. dupont was made when he became chairman as a formal very type of literature from that on all the letters are handwritten and just when it's under a hairdryer while she was congratulating him on something in antique magazine. that's what's so interesting but only 60 yearsso ago that was the method of communication there are hundreds of letters to read in the winter archives and it was clear from the beginning she had very deferential relationship with the prick she saw him as the authority on american antique. >> he established the firstd music of american decorative arts in the country. that's why she needed his gravitas for her program he was 80 and she was 31 so it was a very deferential relationship and share this wretched decorator who was the world societ

we're back with andrew, frank and jackie. andrew, robert mueller's investigation during which you witnessed the challenge for allies having to turn on donald trump. how does a prosecutor for jack smith get testimony from unwilling witnesses at this point? >> i think one thing that's important for people to note is that legally it's very different to come and be interviewed by, let's say, robert mueller's investigations or jack smith's investigators and complying with either a grand jury subpoena or a trial subpoena. what mike pence was saying in the clip he played is, you know, i obviously will comply with the law if i get a trial subpoena, i'm not going to go into criminal contempt. i'm not going to say i'm disobeying the trial subpoena. one easy way you can get witnesses, you give them trial subpoenas and they're required to come and testify. obviously, if they were to testify falsely, they could also be charged with committing a crime. it appears with mike pence what happened was he was given a grand jury subpoena. he test

jackie spear, thanks so much for dropping in. and we'll continue the conversation. >> we will for another year and a half. oh, yeah. oh yeah. >> we'll continue to wait for that. abc news report as trump arrives at the fulton county jail. okay. yesterday day, we told you about a stanford i program giving some people their voices back. well, it's not just the only bay area university working on that research. >> and did you know today is the sickest day of the year? we'll tell you exactly what that means when we come back. kelly and mark. >> new season starts september 5th. america >> it's time to gear up and get out there in a new ford vehicle. and it all starts at your local ford dealer during the discover summer sales event. choose from a great selection of trucks and suvs equipped with the tech and comfort you need to discover your best summer ever. with a large inventory in stock. now is the best time to trade in trade up and discover summer with ford this summer. lease a 2023 ford mustang mach e for 419 a month. that's 419 a

jackie: service has to be there. most people generally feel they will tip for good service, some of these cases where there is no service, asked to tip anyway they get a little frustrated. >> that is the value. brian: jackie is very big on that. you should know. you gave the right answer. she wants the value. >> that is why it is optional, tipping is optional most places. jackie: thanks for being here. you know, thank you, brian. i think that was a jab for the sneakers. i will toss it over to charles payne now. charles: when i wear my sneakers they let me in, they know i'm a big tipper. i have both of them. brian: there you go, thank you, charles. >> i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks continue to succumb to the summer doldrums. at one point should you start to worry? pull up a seat. we've got guidance for you. in fact some of the best in the business. dan niles is on deck. cameron dawson is on deck. you will get a bonus today. you will learn what a duck market is. danielle dimartino

you know, we did not put his arm around jackie robinson, the quiet the racist crowd.and in cincinnati on may 17th, 1947, i corrected in my book, but nobody seems to notice because it's still in the movie. it's still all these other books and documentaries so i'm really happy that at least this time people to be getting the getting the clue, getting the news. so thanks to, jonathan. i'm noticing something odd here. people on the front are really, really shy. so we're going to go to the back for another question. and i think maybe we might just have to pick people out of the front row, you know, put a microphone in front of you. you're not brave enough and we'll stick with the back of the room. you have a question? hi. this is now your third third african-american that you featured. why do you choose these people then? do you ensure that proceeds from your books actually go to either support foundations that are in their honor or their actual families and again, why that's a great question. i think. why? because i think. if you don't believe again, like if you don't, th