and finally welcome to aaron brown. she's a disability inclusion consultant based in nasa, in the bahamas. so much to discuss here anna, let's start with the basic, obvious and important question. why are people with disabilities disproportionately affected in the 1st place? that's a great question. so what happens is that when planning for disasters, disaster planners often don't include disabled people in the spectrum of those who are going to be affected. able ism positions are needs as too far outside the norm to be planned for. so you have this idea that disabled people are expected losses that we're just not going to make it, that we're not even worth planning for. and that's a self fulfilling prophecy. and that's why we see what we do with disabled people dying and being injured far more frequently. aaron, does that resonate? i see you nodding your head. oh, and the statement alone just gave me chills because that is a v absolutely ality. and that's actually how we feel when we hear about the preparedness though

>>supervisor aaron peskin: ms. stacy, are # -- it would appear if the board votes you in, you may serve october 15, 2022. next item. >> >>clerk: 2. 220996 [presidential appointment, child care planning and advisory council - jessica campos] motion approving/rejecting the president of the board of supervisors shamann walton's nomination of jessica campos (residency requirement waived) for appointment to the child care planning and advisory council, term ending march 19, 2024. (clerk of the board) >> >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you. is jessica campos available? good morning. >> good morning, supervisor peskin and supervisors. my name is is jessica campos currently working as the community engagement lead and prior to this was the manager for the early start program in the bayview area which is one of the primary headstart providers in san francisco. i am here to talk a little bit about the role of cpac. not only in my role of office of racial equity. do we push for equity in all areas, but with my previous exper

but that isn't exactly aaron rodgers. it is a fan who looks exactly like aaron rodgers.rmany, originally from canada, but when did you realize you look like aaron rodgers, and when did you realize you were on camera being compared to him? >> well, the first time i realized that i look like aaron rodgers was last year. and like i was walking around and i had a lot of comments, "hey, aaron, start drinking beer for the game later today." i decided to buy a jersey. during the game, we are sitting on the fifth row. and i saw the camera coming my way. than i saw the red light and i realized, i'm probably tv. and i pointed at the camera. >> bryan: what has the camera been since the red light went on and you were on national television, international television? >> it was quite funny because there was a guy sitting next to me and he said "you are all over twitter going viral and a million views on nfl and twitter from the nfl." and i was in shock. and then afterwards, there was a lot of memes on the internet. and i looked on instagram and i saw my face beside tom brady. >> bryan

he then mourned away, so aaron judge just got in on the deadline there.e nfl doesn't get all that out. i can't wait for the new canal be done on the road with the fox crew for the alabama game. >> clay thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> that was a fast three hours. >> it really was. everyone, three hours with brian on the radio right after this. >> it will be exciting. >> see you tomorrow. >> bill: so much for the lower gas prices. the president's fuel strategy appears to be backfiring. experts warn it will get a whole lot worse as we say hello. good news to start, right? i'm bill hemmer live in new york. team is back together today. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom."enter these aren't the numbers the administration wanted. they might have been the ones they anticipated. the average price for a gallon of gas topping $3.83 nationwide. that's expected to keep going up. one of the driving factors is opec. >> bill: the mideast oil carte

aaron feist. victim aaron feist. we the jury unanimously find that the tate has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony of a felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person. yes. we the jury unanimously find is that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt, the existence of the aggravating factor nikolas cruz created a great risk of death to many persons. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor that the first-degree murder of aaron feist was committed while nikolas cruz was engaged in the commission of a burglary. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor the first-degree murder of aaron feist was especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel. yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a re

i mean, i'm good right now because aaron's not pitching.go and enjoy and whichever team wins wins and i don't have to worry about it. i get more nervous during when he's pitching. and it just magnifies to have him pitching against austin. i'm hoping that one of these teams does it in five so i don't have to see him do this again. >> phillies in five. i hear you. okay. a.j., the series is tied 1-1. do you have any feelings about tonight's game? >> well, i think musgroves got the advantage tonight over suarez, man. hey, that's my opinion on it. but on the flip side, you've got home field advantage. and we were here for the braves series in which these phillies fans were -- i mean, it shook the building. i thought there was -- the building was going to fall. no lie. you'll see it when you come. but these philly fans are -- i don't even know how to describe them. they're supportive. they're rowdy. they are -- they cheer every single pitch. it's -- they're hungry for a championship. they haven't won it in 11 years, you know? and i think both of

aaron feis. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, nikolas cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony or of a felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor nikolas cruz created a great risk of death to many persons, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor that the first-degree murder of aaron feis was committed while nikolas cruz was engaged in the commission of a burglary, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor, the first-degree murder of aaron feis was especially heinous, atrocious or cruel, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a rea

aaron judge 62 home runs beating roger maris definitive record.l what he does with that? >> neil, cory is probably one of the luckiest people on the planet managing to come away with the glorious 62 home run of the season courtesy aaron judge. able to snag it on the fly, it was a pretty good catch. he stands likely to make a lot of money. there is talk of it being worth two million dollars. there is two million dollar offer in place for auction house in california for historic piece of memorabilia, aaron judge passing roger maris for the single season home runs in the american league. some baseball purists it is major league record even though the record books say differently with the likes of barry bonds, mark maguire, sammy sosa out in front of aaron judge. neil: this guy is a texas rangers fan. what was the deal with him? others give it back to the player with these kind of things happen. but he didn't. like i said he is looking forward to a two million-dollar payday. maybe idea of free games, picture with judge wasn't enough to do it for him,

yeah, huge congratulations to aaron judge.go in the season, he broke the american league home run record set by roger maris all the way back in 1961. think about it. 1961. that is a long ass time for a record to stand. back in 1961, you understand how long ago that was? america did not have a voting rights act and abortion was illegal, very different times. now to be clear, this is just the american league home run record. not the all-time record. some people think it should be, because everyone who is above aaron judge on the list was busted for taking performance-enhancing drugs. and whether you like it or not, this is a complicated issue because every player, whether they took steroids or not, has some advantage over players from other errors. like, babe ruth but he did not have access to modern medicine. he pulled a muscle, the team doctor would be like coming here, to smoke this pack of cigarettes, if that doesn't work, i will prescribe you some asbestos, go out there, buddy. if i'm being honest, i don't know why was i wo

count 11, aaron. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor cruz was previously convicted of another capital felony or of a felony involving the use or threat of violence to another person, yes. we the jury unanimously find that the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor cruz created a great risk of death to many persons, yes. we the jury unanimously find the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor that the first degree murder of aaron was committed while cruz was engaged in the commission of a burglary. yes. we the jury unanimously find the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor the first degree murder of aaron was especially heinous, or cruel, yes. we the jury unanimously find the state has established beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of the aggravating factor that th

those are some of the sought -- thoughts from aaron blake.ou can read more online on a banquet the washington post." talks about current races in georgia. when it comes to matters of political character, tell us your thoughts, how it factors into the person he will vote for. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, 748-8002. you can text us at (202) 748-8003. when it comes to georgia's said it race, we will show you recent ads, this one from herschel walker's campaign. it was the first ad since the daily beast publish that story of allegations of paying for an abortion. here is herschel walker. [video clip] >> campaign perfect for washington, the reverend does not even tell my full story, my true story. as everyone knows, i had a real battle with mental health. by the grace of god, i have overcome it. that is a preacher who does not tell the truth, does not even believe in redemption. i am herschel walker. save my grace and approve this message. host: another ad in recent days, this one from democrat raphael warno

>> so aaron, you look at the tweet. it's not 140 characters.y lays out what the accuser's accusations are, and it's predatory. she describes a culture of misogny. with she was just a minor in high school she had an interaction with ian cole that he knew she was a minor in high school. she said in this tweet, i didn't realize at the time that being pressured into sex is tantamount to sexual abuse, but this kept happening over and over fen. she describes it as grooming and that this went on for a series of years. the tampa bay lightning organization says they are cooperating with any investigation and right now they are in the process of suspending ian cole pending that investigation. what's now clear is whether or not the team is conducting it, the league is conducting it or a law enforcement agency. >> at this point, sam, any sort of response from ian cole to these accusations? >> the language in his response is very interesting. he has vehemently denied it. here's what he said, i am against this. it's not true. they made the allegations agains

wow brady, aaron rodgers. you guys paying attention here? um this was a great match up to because the 40 niners they made this blockbuster trade to get one of the best running backs in the league. christian mccaffrey. that was his first game, but not enough for your kansas city chiefs and probably the best quarterback in the league, right. holmes was ready for them. that is right. i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months on golo and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight, and that's what sent me down the path, was i--i wanted to make sure and live for my kid. plain and simple. call 1 802 081721 now wow. yes. a young, rising tennis star showing us all the power of believing and no matter what your obstacle. maybe there's always a way to figure out a way around it. here's a b cs lindsey davis. 16 year old clay watson is a force on the tennis court, and his serve is especially impressive born without a left forearm and hand that does not stop him from unleashing a powerful serve. i grew up with this limitation, which that's wh

but i agree with that, aaron. i mean russia, china, india, brazil can live with the multi polar world. ok. they've actually pushed for it. ok . can the west can tolerate that because that that's for me, the biggest, if we look at in the biggest picture, it's about maintaining western hegemony and that is of slowly seeping away. and, you know, a hedge m on doesn't like to see that happen if they can stop it. go ahead, aaron, it may well be that the ukraine war is something like the suez crisis for the u. s . empire. when the u. s. set out during world war 2 to establish a global empire after the war. it was all planned by wall street council on foreign relations. there was opposition to that in the us establishment in the form of the vice president henry wallace who instead called for a century of the common man and this idea of a world world order governed by. ready international law, generally speaking, and that would allow technology to be dispersed to the global south forward colonized countries at the time thi

aaron judge, his 62nd home run. and what about the man who caught the ball? how much is it now worth? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with a rare image in these times, the president and a republican governor who many believe would like to be president. both in florida today, both pledging to work together, both complimenting the other on the efforts so far to help millions in that state. the president and first lady dr. jill biden on the ground in lee county, florida, greeted by governor ron desantis and florida's first lady. the governor saying they have cut through the red tape, and that means all the way to the president. both couples meeting with emergency responders and residents. the president saying the governor has done a good job and that there is just one job and only one job, to give florida everything it needs. and tonight, the images say it all. the need is staggering. and widespread. this is hard-hit fort myers beach. a week after the hurricane hit. you can see so many homes des

but aaron grew suspicious of j.d.'s newfound the logistics zeal. >> you thought it was less a desire to worship in that church then the desire to be around katy? >> erin, never shy, warned her friend. robin was having none of it. even as j.d.'s interest in katy was breaking up her marriage. >> she really waited until it was extremely obvious before she said, they are together. >> but she finally did admit to herself? >> yes. after they moved in with each other. >> so, my husband's hooking up with this woman who was my close friend. and i have now rationalize that? too >> yes. >> and you say to her this is crazy? >> yes. pretty much those exact words. >> after nearly eight years of marriage, robin divorced jd and eventually moved in with her parents. it wasn't long before robin had nor news to share about j.d. and katie. >> she called me and said he married her! >> for a lot of couples, that bit of betrayal might be the last time they acknowledge either their x, or the other woman. but not robin. it was pretty clear tha

aaron mclaughlin in kyiv. thank you both into right now the defense is giving closing arguments in the parkland, florida, school shooting. a jury will decide whether nikolas cruz will get the death penalty or life in prison wut parole. he pred guilty to murdering 17 students in the attack. kerry sanders is outside of the courthouse in fort lauderdale today. how have the prosecution and defense tried to make their case in court? >> reporter: well this is such an unusual case. because he did plead guilty and now it is up to a 12-member jury to determine whether he should get life in prison or whether he should be sentenced to death. the prosecution said it is very clear that this was premeditated. and it was planned and it was depraved. the defense saying that nikolas cruz had many obstacles in life, being born into a family where his mother had an addiction and that caused mental problems for him. but bottom line, the jury will make the decision and it needs to be unanimous. all 12 jurors can decide on a death

roger maris' son says, yes, aaron judge is the real victor. aaron judge, no, record 73. in the number in the books i respect that. the american home run champion, but as you said, joe, raising two yankee fans in my house, he's just a great guy, and a great role model. and the kind of player who you want your kids to watch and say, yes. that's how you handle success. that's how you handle failure. that's how you're a good teammate. that's how you prepare. that's how hard you work, and that's how you carry yourself through life. so -- couldn't be happier for aaron judge. 62 home runs. now exhale today and get ready for playoffs. >> and -- and beloved son. adopted. was asked at a press conference if he was looking for his birth parents. he said, i have one set of parents, and -- you know, i may not have grown up in my mom's stomach but i grew up in her heart, and -- that is all that matters. got to say, talking about this in a minute, and mika's waiting for us to talk about it in a minute. >> no. this was -- but -- >> but i will say major league baseball series, they know t

aaron judge has finally hit number 62. 62. judge is the american league.ron judge the new american league home run king closed yankeesdugout erupting as the long awaited 62nd home run reached the stands. those this is what it's about. you know you you dream about stuff like this judge's mom looking on waiting for the ball to clear the fence before letting out a big sigh of relief judge sharing in that relief. you never know what's gonna happen in a couple of thought. it was a no doubter and you know, they catch it at the track. back in new york, the empire state building lit up in the yankees colors. but while judge now holds the american league record, his efforts sits seventh in baseball history. three men sammy sosa, mark mcgwire and barry bonds have all hit more. but many believe those other records shouldn't count, arguing those men cheated because they tested positive for or admitted to using steroids. just asked the son of the man, aaron judge, just surpassed should be revered for you know, being the actual single season home run champ, but judge sa

so you should give the ball to aaron judge?reg: there you go, there you go, judge, what do you think? >> judge jeanine: i don't know anything about sports memorabilia. i had a ball in a garage sale. i got a lot of money for it. >> jesse: you are one of those people. >> judge jeanine: football. >> greg: there was a lot of football players. >> judge jeanine: tell me when. >> greg: he is still alive, right? and. >> jesse: are you sure it was not in mint condition if it was in your garage? >> judge jeanine: nobody used it. >> greg: you are into sports, jessica. >> jessica: more or less, but at the think that means the most is we have my grandfather's season tickets from the old yankee stadium. we have the two seats in stored somewhere. not worth anything infectious sentimentally. aaron judge, this man should get a fair price. so aaron judge will have plenty and have a billion-dollar contract and a big deal that he got and changed his whole family's life and the traj trajectory. >> greg: i had a baseball card in my wallet and it was

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that's a great question. >> bill: aaron judge is six foot seven.zzas and they did. we're having a personalized glove made for him so he can have something to defend himself with. do you have that, pauly g? >> the glove not yet. supply chain is slowing down a little bit. but they promised it to me and i'm sure i'll get it. i have the ball signed. >> dana: remember people where your slice shop is. >> we have one in green point, brooklyn. another where i am now down in new orleans, and we just opened up one in philadelphia. >> dana: pauly g, thank you. glad it all worked out. thank you. >> bill: thank you, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> bill: good job, pauly. before we go, did you see the moon over the weekend? so did i. looked like a giant orange pumpkin. it is called a hunter's moon. if you saw my instagram posting you would have seen it. >> dana: i like your post. >> bill: when it rises it looks orange because more light is shining through the earth ears atmosphere. >> dana: maybe tom cruise will find out personally fours. >> bill: i love the moo

there's aaron rodgers. >> brian: for example, let's say he was into dating. would you want to be with a knockoff? i'm a knockoff aaron rodgers. not the real thing. >> ashley: maybe he can sell life insurance. ise sells? >> steve: but the other aaron rodgers is not available. do you know if he's dating? he's not available. >> brian: he's single. >> steve: if the guy is in england. >> ashley: not in the love sense. just the location sense. >> carley: coming up, shawn anity is here. >> steve: backing products built on u.s. soil is more important than ever. a plan to reduce our reliance on china which is a good idea and he's coming up next. ♪ ♪ this... is a glimpse into the no-too-distant future of lincoln. ♪ ♪ it's what sanctuary could look like... feel like... sound like... even smell like. more on that soon. ♪ ♪ the best part? the prequel is pretty sweet too. ♪ ♪ at ameriprise financial, our advice is personalized. based on your goals, whatever they may be. all that planning has paid off. looks like you can make this work. we can make this work. and the feelin

i very much involved in the and actually met maker through aaron henry aaron henry was state president of the naacp. aaron henry's brother in law was the faculty at ross college. winston reverend merrill winston. lindsay and medgar evers. and aaron henry would come to the campus. and this was before we formed the chapter of the naacp. but from 62 onward we pointed out earlier prior to entering the stage here is that medgar evers was appointed the permanent field secretary w.a.s.p. in 1954 and before and before snake came to town. medgar evers was organizing. so the very platform, the foundation of the movement was really by medgar evers and aaron henry and all of those folks who were associated with the w.a.s.p.. and a very rich history. and at the center of that history, starting in 1954 and the former way was myrlie and medgar evers. so we made substantial progress. mississippi, between 1964 and me between 1954 and 1965. and we stopped in 65. so we have to pick it up again at some point. thank you. thank. you know, this book movement, mavis, is amazing. make sure you read it. but if

aaron henry. aaron henry with state president of the naacp. aaron henry's brother-in-law was on the faculty at the college which medgar evers and he would come to the campus and this was before we formed the chapter of the naacp. from 62 onwards. we pointed out earlier prior to entering the stage here that medgar evers was appointed secretary of the naacp in 1954. before came to tom medgar evers was -- so the very platform the foundation of the mississippi movement was laid by medgar evers and aaron henry and all those folk associated with the naacp. that's a very rich history and at the center of that history starting in 1954 in a formal way was myrlie and medgar evers. we made substantial progress in mississippi between 1964, 1954 and 1965 and we stopped in 65. we had to pickck it up again at some point. senate thank you. if you could talk about why you wrote it in a little bit about the book. >> is essentially dead stories from 51 to 54. really these are the stories i grew up with. these were sitting around and we moved t to jackson in 1992

aaron, i guess i say congratulations on the morgan stanley call it's great to talk to you.d luck this week, thanks for the time >> thanks, man, appreciate it. >>> meantime, some comments from new york fed president john williams hitting the tape. williams saying tighter monetary policy has begun to cool demand and reduce inflation nar pres pressures. inflation could fall to 3% next year and close to the 2% target in the next few years. let's check the market, dow just off the session highs up 868 s&p still a stone's throw from 3,700. still to come, john kilduff will join us. we'll talk about the surge in oil. first though, today's stealth mover could be a real treat for investors. we're going to reveal that name next check out some of today's top searched tickers on cnbc.com the ten-year treurishe tasy top spot followed by tesla, apple, the two-year and the s&p upworkg process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ wait, i don't do tai chi. i don't do most of the things you see in medicare health insurance commercials. cut! all the ads

thanks, aaron. i appreciate it.w york city prepares for wage transparency laws, one company in colorado, oh, its been leading the way. 0nline marketing company buffer. it's been publishing salaries of all of its staff publicly since 2013. if you want to know what a secretary earns, you just go to their website. so i caught up with their ceo, the big boss who is paid just under 300 grand a year. joel gascoigne, a real pleasure having you on my show. and joel, let's start with this. quite simply, why did the company decide to publish everyone's pay? we decided that it would make things a lot simpler and it would build a lot of trust if we were just completely open about the pay, the numbers, but also how we got to the numbers. so we have a salary formula as well, which has been public since 2013 as well. we started internally and then we six months later decided, you know, actually make sense for us to take this step further and make it completely public information. and joel, what kind of a reaction does it have when

aaron judge is the single-season leader. case closed. ashley: he is the king.y texas rangers fan coryell months after a valiant effort to try to grab it. he was ramped up to keep his prize safer, worth millions. he will sell it and bank. sammy sosa, they had 62 home runs in the seasons. judge is being called a new clean homerun king after roger merited the record in 1961. talking of money aaron judge slated to become a free agent after he turned down at we ate year, $235 million offer from the yankees before the season. how much is he worth now. here's a great story emerging. will cane is with us on the phone. you were there at the game but you missed the big hit even though it came in the first inning. explain yourself. what were you doing? >> i'm aware, you don't have to recount the details. i was there. obviously a rookie took full responsibility. my brother's birthday, i went with my stepdad and two brothers. we have fancy pants where it looks like a club buffet in the core door. my brothers said let's go in the fourth inning. why would we go in the middle

cory youmans is the lucky person who grabbed aaron judge's a.l.e run tuesday night. he caught the ball. now he's being offered major league money to turn it over. memory lane, a sports auction house, says it will pay him $2 million for that ball. he has reportedly not replied. there's no word on what he plans to do with the historic souvenir. >>> and you can now shop at goodwill from the comfort of your own home. four women have been chosen for an unusual in antarctica. dan lieberman has those stories and more in the cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: u.s. stocks fell slightly wednesday following a two-day rally as fresh economic data revealed continued strength in the job market. the dow fell 42. the nasdaq was down 27. and the s&p 500 dropped seven points. >>> blaming rising manufacturing costs and increased demand in electric vehicles, ford motor is raising the price of its electric f-150 pickup truck by $5,000. that's an 11% increase from the prev other brands including rivian, gm, and tesla have raised their prices, too, citing higher pri

i think having aaron judge would be awesome. come on, come back to california. the question is, will the yankees really give him up? >> doesn't he said he did not want to re-sign with them? >> his intention is to stay, but they did not come to terms before the season was over. now they're having a conversation. of course, it's just fun to have the conversation of him coming here. they make you have to love free agency drama. >> i am here for you. >>> one of the most sought after items for all may cost you more. everything is costing more. a study by consumer finance reveals the pumpkin spice tax is costing people 161% more at the grocery store. the average tax for the fall juggernaut is 14.1%. that is 60% higher than the 9% october 2020. starbucks is synonymous when it comes to pumpkin spice. now they are charging 18% extra for their pumpkin spice latte. everything can spice, i know we love it, but is this worth the hype? i feel like i can make my own blend. >> made me think about just what you put that together on instagram. she said one of them cost her about

but i agree with that, aaron. i mean russia, china, india, brazil can live with a multi polar world. ok. they've actually pushed for it. ok. can the west can the west tolerate that? because that's for me, the biggest, if we look at in the biggest picture.

younger brother aaron was pitching for the phillies, making them the first siblings to square off inpostseason, austin grounded out but then got a hit and his second at that stands there. father wore a padres hat and the phillies jersey over a padres jersey. padres won the game. by the way, a house divided right now and in the american league all rise for this diving catch by aaron judge, but it was not enough to hold off the astros. the astros win for 22. next busses are all the rage when it comes to travling across state lines. several companies have revamped the one sub standard mode of transportation. they're now offering luxury accommodations with comfy beds. the new york times says more travelers are choosing companies like nap away and jet over planes and trains. even though flying is obviously faster. they can avoid airport delays and still get first class service for a fraction of the cost and adorable meet and greet at the san antonio zoo. porcupine attracted some attention from a curious cat elmer took a leisurely stroll along the lion enclosure. the lioness tried her best

aaron judge, by the way, aaron has i think seven games left to break the american league record.ut he is very unlikely to break the major league record held by barry bonds. bonds hit 73 home runs. the difference, though -- unlike barry bonds, aaron judge can still fit his head through the neck hole of his sweaters. [ laughter ] more importantly, in queens last night, this happened. >> a punch through the hole, base hit! here comes lindor! the throw to the plate, lindor, safe. and the mets win it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mets are back on top of the national league east. they have a series in atlanta starting tomorrow. being a mets fan is just like being charlie brown just before he's kicking the football, the whole time. down in florida hurricane ian seems to have a sense of humor. i cannot think of a visual that better encapsulates what it's like to be a trump supporter than a shirtless moron using the power of brandon to fight the wind. donald trump is in florida right now, but don't worry, his magic sharpie will protect him from the hurricane. [ laughter ] i thought t

>>supervisor aaron peskin: ms.are # -- it would appear if the board votes you in, you may serve october 15, 2022. next item. >> >>clerk: 2. 220996 [presidential appointment, child care planning and advisory council - jessica campos] motion approving/rejecting the president of the board of supervisors shamann walton's nomination of jessica campos (residency requirement waived) for appointment to the child care planning and advisory council, term ending march 19, 2024. (clerk of the board) >> >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you. is jessica campos available? good morning. >> good morning, supervisor peskin and supervisors. my name is is jessica campos currently working as the community engagement lead and prior to this was the manager for the early start program in the bayview area which is one of the primary headstart providers in san francisco. i am here to talk a little bit about the role of cpac. not only in my role of office of racial equity. do we push for equity in all areas, but with my previous experience wi

>> aaron rodgers in trouble.come from behind and knock off the packers! >> steve: it's 7:00 here in new york city and violence it's way too close to home for the new york republican candidate for governor, lee zeldin, gunfire outside his house yesterday. >> the situation so terrifying especially because teenage daughters are home of the time when bullet started flying. >> brian: todd piro has more. >> scary stuff, guys. please say two 17-year-old boys were shot outside the long island home of lee zeldin. he said his $260 are home alone at the time just doing their homework when they heard gunfire outside their room front door. the girls locked themselves in the bathroom and called 911. >> it hits close to home and it shows up on your front doorstep. i'm standing in front of crime scene tape in front of your own house. you can't get m any more outrage than right now. >> authority say three teenagers were walking on the street and some of the open fire. two of them were shot before taking cover under zeldin's front