in london is james baker, containers editor for lloyd's list.nd jean-paul rodrigue is a professor at hofstra university, also a specialist in port logistics and shipping. thank you so much for joining us. as we mentioned in the intro, you are able to see some of the vessels that would like to enter the panama canal from outside of your office window. where do things stand as of now? do we know how many ships are still trying to transit through the canal and waiting? and have wait times been improving? lars: yes, i am speaking to you from panama, i am near the water side. there are a number of ships waiting, i do not have an up-to-date count right now. it is probably just above 100 still waiting to cross. waiting times are reported to be around 10 days. mohammed: how much concern is there when it comes to the kind of costs this will add up to for the shipping industry and how much of an impact is that having as of now? lars: from a container carrier perspective, it is important to understand that we do get access -- we are facing costs in terms o

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. >> you are laughing adds if james baker wasn't -- >> you're right. is it in the job description you try to help your boss overturn american democracy. one could argue that would violate oaths you take. >> that's a good point. i hadn't thought through that. there is the legal, the political, the norm. the story of the last seven or eight years. to that point, you are a republican campaign now, because these things are intertwined, we have seen how they responded. talked about the numbers they are seeing and why they have responded it that way in republican primary. when the former president talks about -- not just talking about a rigged election that was not rigged, but now he is going to have a report. he is not just talking about it. he is going to throw it in and light that fire all over again, even as the conservative republican governor in georgia takes apart the argument again piece by piece, which is very important. what are you doing as a campaign? follow town this rabbit hole? >> if you were preparing for this debate -- you were preparing for

who ran washington on james baker who i consider to be the greatest chief of staff in white house history, and anybody can ping me offline and i can give the reasons why i think that and susan's going to introduce and moderate the next battle. thank you. well, i want to thank you heavy and all of the previous panel. that was really a fantastic and interesting introduction. i think to to the conference today and i have to say you guys are in for a treat who are listening in because i've read these papers from our four panelists for this second group, and i think it's it's just a really wide range and interesting set of provocations. that makes us consider this question of how has the presidency changed over the last few presidencies, and i know it's gonna sound a little counterintuitive that one of the ways that we're gonna consider that is by talking about calvin coolidge, but trust me it works and i think it's a really important thing that we're bringing in history as well and not just immediate modern history, but i thought we would go ahead and start today with the question sort of bas

that's what james a. bakertessential chief to ronald reagan or leon panetta, bill clinton's chief of staff would have said. and alas, we had nobody to fill their shoes. >> i mean, i'd even move on election night, if he hadn't conceded after all of his staff, his data guys, polling guys, campaign manager, lawyer came in and said we don't have it. we're not going make it. i'm sorry. we did everything we could. an honorable chief of staff would have quit at that point. maybe i'm old-fashioned. >> we're earlier when donald trump to say that he would respect the results of election. >> exactly. exactly. chris whipple, it's a really important piece. it's going to shape a lot of coverage in the coming months. thank you so much for joining us to talk about it. miles teller and mary mccord, thank you very much for starting us off today. a really important conversation. >>> when we come back, there are more revelations about the relationship between supreme court justice clarence thomas and republican mega donor, mega ya

nbc's garrett haake in atlanta, grant kushner, robert james and new york times white house correspondent peter baker. garrett, take us through these latest developmentses as we are playing a waiting game. we have defendants expected and all expected to turn themselves in before friday at noon to that fulton county jail. >> that's right, andrea. we have teams outside that jail waiting to see if anyone takes up the offer to show up. the sheriff has made the point that the jail's open 24/7 and with all these defendants know what the deadline is, noon on friday. of course, the most-watched defendant in this case will be relatively close to atlanta today fund-raising in tennessee, instead. we've heard no definitive plans from the trump team about when he might turn himself in to be booked in fulton county or whether or not that event that he promised for early next week in bedminster which he said he would present exculpatory evidence exonerating him in this case is even going to happen. all of this is going on while we are awaiting filings from his legal team on the other interference case in federal co

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james, you have a favorite, a beach out here in the bay area. i do not want for lounging, but one for photography. marshals beach. >> next, right near baker's beach. you've got fantastic views of the golden gate bridge. >> all right there that the added to my list, hugo marshal's be thanks a morning guys. >> speech and watching the moon that's happening tonight. so tonight we've been talking about how gorgeous the most leading up to this. but this is going to be the rare super blue moon as it rises at around 07:30pm tonight. you don't want to miss it. you said should be pretty clear out because so clear haze, but that's not going to block the view rye and oh, my goodness, it's going to be awesome in right in the middle of the beyonce concert to be little disco ball in the sky deck tag. perfect time will be 7.36. but any time you look at pretty cool 14% larger than normal. so you didn't notice the difference and if you miss this one, you can see it 2037. okay. haha. it's definitely going to a nice evening to be outside daytime hours. maybe avoid those today is going to be by far the hottest day of the forecast with the couple triple digits i

baker mentioned this, to get the smoking gun, you've got to track the assets. you have to figure out where everything is going. maria: we'll be speaking with james comer coming up in the program. he will be my special guest at 8:00 a.m. eastern. don't miss that coming up, this interview will be revealing. we'll take a break. when we come back, markets are moving ahead of the july cpi number, coming out in an hour and-a-half. we have the word on wall street panel weighing in. don't miss it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ dancing with myself. ♪ oh, oh, dancing with myself. ♪ well there's nothing to lose. ♪ and there's nothing to prove. ♪ dancing with myself ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourist taking photos that are analyzed by ai. so researchers can help life underwater flourish. ♪ dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner back there... nice! out here, side window deflectors... and mud flaps... and the bumpstep, to keep the bumper dent-free. cool! it's