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the football team put a.j., the sny play ball kid in for the final play.hat a moment, great job by the jets and great job by a.j. tomorrow on "special report." president biden is expected to sign the chips bill into law and plus we will have previews of the primary races. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report." "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hello, gels jesse. have a great show. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: thank you very much, mike. >> life is not easy in joe biden's america. it's expensive out here. people are cutting back on all the essentials, gas, groceries, even housing. unlucky few are even forced to move in with their parents. >> here's the thing it will give us so much extra space in our room to give us activities please say yes. >> you don't need permission from us to build bunk beds you can do what you want you are adults. >> so -- >> jesse: adults want toes t

>>> finally tonight, a dream >>> finally tonight, a dream come true for a small running l era.amed a.jchancw trinidad. a tough little 7-year-old with a fighter's spirit on and off the field, taking the ball right into the end zone. last night, he was a special guest at the sny play ball at the new york jets green and white practice at met life stadium. >> one of his dreams was to play in a big field and a big football field. >> a.j. has stage 1 cerebral palsy. as a result, this soon to be third grader from new jersey has been taking hits his entire life. and while his diagnosis might slow him down, he doesn't let it stop him. >> they opened the door, and he is actually on the field where the players were at. that for him just did it. he started jumping, you know, up and down with joy and everything. >> and this game was his time to shine in front of 11,000 fans, no less. here's that moment again. a snap of the ball, the handoff and that touchdown. foa., 's dome true. his mother janice right there overcome with emotion. >> this is something he will never forget. having him run across th

at a scrimmage on saturday night, new york jets brought young a.j. on to the field. a.j.wilson and he ran into the end zone to cheers of the crowd and a big celebration by the team. gotta love that. you know the jets' first game -- they haven't played the first game yet. they're starting the season off with a big win in my opinion. go ahead and give a spike. a.j. gave the ball a nice spike. there he is with his mom and the coach of the new york jets. just great. this is what sports is all about. there we go. >> love seeing him part of that team. >> yeah, the joy. >> meant a lot to his mother as well to see that. >>> coming up, sophia carson is live right here in times square talking about her new movie. come on back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with low prices and great deals, back to school's easy. that's totally target. woman tc: my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. doctor tc: ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. son tc: mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. song: a1c down with rybelsus® anncr vo: in a clinical study, once-daily ry

a.j. a.j. pollock on the hill. cabrera with a swing and a miss. the a's held new york to five hits the last two days, they would formÃone to split the series, that is to in a row and only 18 winds away from matching matching the 2002 team. > >> yankees all-star reliever was was not available to pitch this weekend, he actually landed on the injured list with an infection caused from a new leg tattoo. the giants and twins in target field, you think they know this is a disguise? they do do now. in the 4th, he sent the game into extras last night and put the twins on top today, that's a two run home run, minnesota retakes the lead 3-2. singled into right field, longoria labors home for the tying run leaving the game with hamstring tightness. estrada drives at the left-center field and that is into the gap, but he he takes a big bounce, he would've scored easily, he goes over the fence for ground rule double. max kepler off the left field wall. the twins get back in front, he had himself a series. that was the twins fourth double of that inning alone,

a.j. puck slams the door. a's win 8-7 to take two out of three in anaheim.land hosts the giants for pa two-game bay bridge series starting saturday. >>> tennis continues in san jose. fourth matchup ever between women's tennis stars coco gauff and naomi osaka. it was osaka who had the edge. it looked like goff was going to cruise. won the first set. had a 5-1 lead in the second. osaka then fought off seven match points. how about the 112 miles per hour serve to win her third straight game. she's still alive. but the eighth time proved to be the charm for the 18-year-old. she is heading to the quarter finals. >>> hall of fame game in canton. weather delayed kickoff between the raiders and jaguars. bryant young and the late cliff branch part of the 2022 hall in. look who played. nick mullins. he led the raiders down the field. ameer abdullah, kicking all over the place. vegas didn't need their stars in this one. preseason game number one ends up in a win. 49ers' season around corner. they host the green bay packers and aaron rodgers who, based on what we saw fr

nasdaq futures off 76 jo joining us is a.j. oden at by mellon and linda linda, let's start with you. we knew the fed chairman is speaking from jackson hole we are anticipating it is hawkish. why did the market picked up into the close yesterday and how significant of a pull back would you expect if he is hawkish as expected >> good morning, becky thanks for having me i think we're still in the summer months with light volume. you have bigger up days and down days we don't think it means that much what happened yesterday or what we should expect today because the markets do believe that he will speak hawkish he spoke hawk ish a month ago. if he says anything along the lines of we see some weakening in here, but we're going to be measured, that is measured and that market would continue to cheer that it is not continuing draconian >> a.j., you are more concerned. this is the end of what you were calling a bear market rally. why is that? >> thank you for having me, becky. part of it is the market may not have priced in the impact

glimpse into the whole history of literature, from the "iliad" and "odyssey" to "the storied life of a.j. finishingry". >> do the prisons have a say in what kind of books can go into these librarys? reginald: they have a say, they decide some of them can't go in. and that has happened very rarely. i've had a book approved by every prison we worked with. i think because we built one of these freedom libraries for the staff as well, so this isn't just a project solely directed at people incarcerated. we want to build relationships and communities and conversations across the wall and between everybody that goes in there, whether they go in there to work or they go in there to serve time. because we build one for the staff, too i think they recognize that the books are also put in and if something comes up, it's usually around -- if something ever comes up, i know it will be around institutional security and understand that but we haven't had to deal with that as of yet. >> how many prisons are you in and what is that the process of getting this library in a prison? reginald: right now we'r

a.j. puk gets it done.he a's win it 8 of 7 to take two of three in anaheim. >>> 49ers library aziz al shier and greg greenlaw are hoping to win starting spots next to fred warner. fortunately, they won't be judged by how clean they keep their rooms. >> his is not very clean. i'll say that. >> aziz is the dirtiest person i ever met. ♪ >> the 49ers odd couple lived together after joining the team in 2019. they have been inseparable ever since. >> i can't stand that guy, honestly. no, dre is literally like my brother. >> me and aziz have a great relationship. we definitely bring the best out of each other. >> we came in as rookies. we were roommates. and i couldn't stand him as a roommate. i love him as a brother. >> no matter, that's my number one guy. >> i struggle with the water bottles in cars. i'll have a case of water in there. and the next thing you know, there is 16 on the passenger seat for whatever reason. it's so easy to throw them in the recycling bin, but it takes me about 20 of them before i can

i'm tired of going to church on sunday and being surrounded by -- >> ashley: do you expect a.j.land to give an acceptable response? >> no. is an. if he gives me a response, i will be shocked, quite frankly, let alone actually do something about it. the problem in this country today is everyone -- this administration is extremely hypocritical, and there is a set of rules for one person or a set of rules for another. at the end of the game, at the end of the day, when we play a football game, we all come to the same way. if you get a touchdown commits 6.. you kicked the extra point, you get 1. that the same score. what's happening right now is that one team scores a touchdown, it's 10. on the other team, if they score a touchdown, they don't even get to count the points. we have the rule of law, we have this thing called the constitution. this administration needs to begin to uphold, and shame on you, merrick garland, picking and choosing winners and losers. >> todd: covered a lot of ground this morning of our. congresswoman speier seven, thank you. former soviet president mikhail

>> a.j. and the springs are pulled by putin for a couple of reasons.is an effort to make putin look strong. he can go head-to-head, toe-to-toe with washington. and also it fits the broader agenda of making biden look weak, right? so there is a lot to be said for what putin wants goat out of this. >> and, william, griner's attorney said the average time for this time of crime is five years. we are talking about less than a gram, less than a gram of cannabis oil. what do you make of him -- i mean of griner being sentenced it to nine years? >> i wasn't surprised because, unfortunately, russia has very tough narcotics laws and the criminal justice system is tilted towards the prosecution and to the prosecution. therefore, i was not surprised that griner got a very tough sentence. it is very difficult to present evidence and to acquit, and that was the result in today's trial. >> david, your brother, paul, as we noted, was also found guilty in a russian trial. paul says he is wrongfully accused. the u.s. state department res agrees. he is serving a 16-year

. >> while we wait to learn more, it is not just these documents that a.j. garland is faced with. it's also the investigation into january 6th, putting him in the position of potentially decides not once by twice whether to charge a former president of the united states with a federal crime. joining me right now to discuss is justice reporter ryan reilly, justice report are luke broadwater and former prosecutor and legal analyst paul butler. everybody welcome. let's talk about what we know right now. i know we don't have a lot of indication from d.o.j. publicly about where they are in the investigation, but when you're reading into court filings and the response today from d.o.j. to the special master request, what do we know? >> yeah, essentially with a special master request, d.o.j. has made clear they've already gone through this and set aside what would be the documents that were protected by attorney/client privilege, which would be a small subsection of these documents overall. that means they have already done this process. it wouldn't delay it too much if you brought in a

. >> charles: bret, what martha is talking about, when a.j. merrick garland said when possible to seek less intrusive means. why the urgency? why couldn't they go by standard practices? >> bret: good afternoon. i hate interrupting andy mccarthy. i wanted to let you know before i start. listen, this is the huge question. that timeline from june 3 when we know they receive a grand jury subpoena, the trump people said they're cooperating, they're having negotiations, they hand hover 15 boxes. the justice department says you have to put an extra lock on this door where the other material is. lara trump it says it goes to that point from what we saw at mar-a-largo. the attorney general didn't fill in those blanks. what does? the search warrant and to andy's point, the affidavit more importantly about what was the probable cause to get there. now, in is what the doj says. they go from that to this. we don't know the in between. we also don't know whether the trump lawyers are going to object to the filing that is now in a south florida court to make

a.j. puk, a wild pitch. here comes another. 2-0, yankees.ks like he grounds into an inning ending double play but that's note to first is wild and the game-winning run scores. a's win and pick up their first win over the yankees this year. giants and twins come about of the beards -- twins, battle of the beards. seven strikeouts in five innings for cobb. joey bart breaking up a no-hitter. san francisco had one hit 28 innings -- one hit through eight innings. carlos correa base hit to write. max kapler hesitates but eventually scores. 2-1. giants don't get the out. next batter, jake cave, base hit bottom 10, bases-loaded. dominic leone walks in the winning run or. twins win 3-2 in 10. nfl preseason finales for the buccaneers and colts. tom brady getting ready for his 23rd season. bucs going for it on fourth down. first down. next play, brady, the deep dropback and all kinds of time. later in the drive, brady to cameron brink. 6-8, 44 yards he would finish. colts win 27-10. quakes in kansas city. sporting kc on the attack. you see right here g

jets and great job by a.j. tomorrow on "special report." president biden is expected to sign the chips bill into law and plus we will have previews of the primary races. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report." "jesse watters primetime" starts right now. hello, gels jesse. have a great show. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: thank you very much, mike. >> life is not easy in joe biden's america. it's expensive out here. people are cutting back on all the essentials, gas, groceries, even housing. unlucky few are even forced to move in with their parents. >> here's the thing it will give us so much extra space in our room to give us activities please say yes. >> you don't need permission from us to build bunk beds you can do what you want you are adults. >> so -- >> jesse: adults want toes to shack up with the parent's basement the ultimate sign of failure. >> bald men with no jobs and no money who live with their parents don't approach strange women. >> jesse: unless you are the child of washington royalty where mooching off

bloomberg's senior a.j. economy editor, michelle jamrisko. to come, we will speak with nitin sharma of antler innovation global as we assess web3 startups and the broader crypto industry in india. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: good morning, india. heading into the open of the cash markets. it is likely that we will see some weakness coming through after the opening bell. indications are of that already. four weeks of gains there. couple of things to watch as part of the india agenda is concerned, there is an airport service aggregator platform here set the price, raising some money, $3.86, it could raise as much as $70 million. gillette india will post some results for the fourth quarter. and you have paytm's ceo remaining unscathed as shareholders vote to keep him as ceo. nifty features, as you can see, is lower by 0.4% -- nifty futures. haslinda: not surprising, that is in line with the rest of the region. until this year, india was at the fastest-growing markets for crypto assets. that has changed due to a transaction tax imposed in july. at

kevin mccarthy's tweet, you saw it a moment ago, we'll put it back on the screen threatening to probe a.j. garland if republicans take back the house. saying preserve your documents and clear your calendar. in that tweet, among other things, he says when republicans take back the house we will conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow the facts and leave no stone unturned. is it reasonable for him to call for that probe now based on the unprecedented nature of this raid, jonathan? >> well, this is legitimate area for oversight. there are many americans who view this as another attack on former president trump. the nation is divided. half the nation views that as further proof of a type of felon in chief. the other use it as further proof of a deep state conspiracy. but i think that merrick garland has to recognize the fbi has a documented history of people with bias against this president, including people who were terminated, and documented history of false statements given to courts in order to facilitate investigations. you can't ignore that, and the legitimate concerns ab

i i love this because i was a a.j.d a lot of football, jiu-jitsu, try to do yoga now, and the only thing i can think of is how sore my hamstrings and groin are just looking at it. [laughter] dagen: sean -- wait, before we go, mike, that was not one of sean's children that that we heard on mic, right in it was one of your girls. >> no, that was my son. dagen: your son. >> he desperately wants to get on tv, so one day. dagen: one day we'll make that happen. you never know. sean: dagen, i always get blamed for kids or dogs in the background, but this time it wasn't my fault. you got it wrong. hang for taking the blame for me, mike, and having your kids on tv, not mine. dagen: i got to spend the morning with two great dads. sean and mike lee. thank you both for being here. i hope to see you both again very soon. paris day of the month, first trading day of the month. we watch these markets. stuart varney, take it away. stuart: okay, i will. good morning, dagen. good morning, everyone. no selloff. that's the headline. it's

i ask the mayor, i ask a.j. nation of young adults. rachel: yeah. your billboard is giant. those beautiful faces looking down at everybody in times square. there's a message on it, it says that fentanyl is the new f-word. it certainly is. we need our politicians who have opened our border to these drugs to take a look at all of your faces, grieving mothers, and also your beautiful children on that billboard and across this country. i thank you so much. the voice of mothers is powerful, and hopefully it will break into these hearts of our politicians. this is, as you say, the number one crisis in our country. thank you for joining us this morning. god bless you all. >> thank you. >> thank you. rachel: learn more at facing fentanyl now.org. i i want to thank andrea, lori and amy for being here. powerful message. and we, of course, remember all those lost to fentanyl today including alexander, ashley and archie, and we ask that they all rest in peace. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you c