i just heard the sobs, altman said. >> it was a crushing ride home to san jose.he posted to social media that night, desperate to put the word out that the sentimental glove is missing. >> one of the pictures that i shared is from 2020, when he was being homeschooled, doing his phonics on the tv and his gloves on his head because he never put it down. >> the a's club provided this statement. we have been unable to locate the glove inside the ballpark, but we are working with our stadium operations team and the facilities team in case it is turned in. we encourage our fans to help spread the word so robert can be reunited with his special glove objects have so many different meanings to different people. altman hopes someone hears her son's story and happens to find and return the glove that holds so many memories. >> i learned a lot of stuff with it in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> let's hope he gets it back. >> we hope so. >> all right. it's time for a check on the weather. >> yeah. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the remnants of trop

how can we distinguish between real and big sam altman, c. o of open a i the company behind check gp wants to offer a solution. scan people's eye balls the biometric data of each iris is unique and can be used to clearly distinguish between people and know this is not a new black marrow episode. it's often it's late just mention will of course the project combines the crypto to w l d, and the digital of possible world id, which is to verify you are real human and nothing. a i bought folder managed through the world after the project was publicly launch in july, in different cities around the world. since the testing phase began in may, 2021 was con, signed up more than 2000000 users across 35 countries and one planet. according to the company. most people that have signed up from here, india in southern africa, the world f age to be easily accessible using this will mobile data and smartphone capacities. altman says he wants to enable people to id themselves, plus services weren't able to sofa. the procedure of getting verified, it's free, ca

um, george altman is, the grandson is called in to help. his grandfather finish his memoirs which deal with the alger hiss case. you're telling the story of alger hiss in this period of american history through the prism of a family why was that why did you make that choice? why did you choose to tell this in a fictional manner as opposed to a nonfiction book about the alger hiss case? well, i'm a great believer that history matters. and that history comes down to us in many different ways through our families, by political culture in which we live. um, and the world that we live in evokes history as the town of edgartown. any wonderful place will evoke its history. so i'm a great believer in that. as a fictional writer, i didn't want to write, if you will, a standard history novel that just talks about the alger hiss trial, the ins and out of the alger hiss trial. what wanted to do was to set the alger hiss case and the trial in the background of family, where the member, the patriarch of that family, one, edward dimmock, was a defender, a

security took selena altman back to her section and to lost and found, but had no luck before i madet to the car. obviously he's seen i didn't have it. >> i just heard the sobs, altman said. >> it was a crushing ride home to san jose. she posted to social media that night, desperate to put the word out that the sentimental glove is missing. >> one of the pictures that i shared is from 2020, and he was being homeschooled doing his phonics on the tv and his gloves on his head because he never put it down. >> the a's club provided this statement. we have been unable to locate the glove inside the ballpark, but we are working with our stadium operations team and the facilities team in case it is turned in. we encourage our fans to help spread the word so robert can be reunited with his special glove objects have so many different meanings to different people now. altman hopes someone hears her son's story and happens to find and return the glove that holds so many memories. >> i learned a lot of stuff with it in san jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> wow. >> we just hope he get

thanks for being with us that's roger altman.king the biggest movers as we head into the close. kristina partsinevelos is back with that. kristina >>> uh-oh, more quality issues with boeing 737 jets bringing down one key supplier. i'll explain next. is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a chance at over 25 million in prizes and money saving offers - like this and this, or even this! or try to win $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. shop your favorite brand sporting the monopoly tag for unlimited game tickets and get ready to win at lucky! >>> 15 before the closing bell back to kristina partsinevelos now for a look at the stock she is watching. >> autodesk is up about 2% now after its q2 revenue and guidance beat expectations the firm touted its ai offerings and work flow products for what should drive demand higher the second half of the year. william blair rated outperform citing diversified end market exposure shares of boeing, though, moving in

let's bring in roger altman.o have you, seems like a month ago or so when we got the prior cpi report at 3% you kind of celebrated. maybe the job was close to being done on inflation. may be more choppy with data and energy prices up, how does that set us up for the fed and how close it is? >> first of all i don't know as no one else does what tomorrow's actual figure will be. i suspect there will be a lot of noise in the following sense. i think the headline cpi figure may be up slightly. you mentioned 3% year-over-year last month and i think it could be a little higher although it would be great if it wasn't. i think core cpi is going to be too high from the fed point of view in the floors. i think and i think that is the main reason why i say that i don't think the data tomorrow will be sufficient for financial markets or for the fed itself to conclude that the job is done and the underlying economy is surprisingly strong. 2.4% real growth figure for the second quarter was pretty strong by standards of this la

well last seasons, ron is up to altman lifted light to get past spears and cologne. so i don't need them all in one security for the, i'm sorry, a bully dean. after a cooling uh to get don't links going to say good campaign or through winning stuff . this is don't man's 1st competitive games since they lost out on last season's title on the final match, de, adding it to none of the vin on munich. as well at the women's world cops, sweden defeated hers so strangely, to nail, to secure with the place sweden half. now one 3rd place that the world caught 4 times the spot, the defeat them. matilda is still achieved. the best result on the world stage oxy . vance. had hope them entailed those magical tournament within, with victory against sweden, a sype, it's never lost all straw. you had a world. however, history as it does repeated itself in this match. sweden's 1st goal came in the 1st half following. the contact between australia is clear hunt and stina black stainless sweeping was awarded the penalty due to unintentionally clipping the hill . after the video, assista

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this was the altman's 1st competitive game since they lost out of last season's title on the final match. they handing it to bond music, and this be no shortage of job or in the bonus league this weekend already. let's take a look at some of the results dialogue box equalize with an injury time penalty. and a for old rule with the dogs books took god, put 5 possible home. they were also wins for 5 big and both the guys promoted hide and time buying and be blaming for neil on friday nights. and there are 2 more games on sunday or at the women's wild cops suite in the face of the highest source dryly got to nail to secure what 3rd place sweden have. now one at the place of the world comp for times, despite the defeat, the matilda is still achieved. the best results on the world stage occupants had hoped them entailed those magical tournament within. with a victory against suite in a side. but it's never lost all straw. you had a world. however, history as it does repeated itself in this match. sweden's 1st goal came in the 1st half following. the contact between australia is clear hunt and

roy altman, however, the judge in this case says it should be up to jurors to tell us what reasonablecustomer of two of their rivals, mcdonald's and wendy's, was so incensed that he received burgers that didn't match up to how they were advertised, that he tried to sue $50 million worth of damages for himself and other guests. so clearly, this isn't a very isolated case, and you don't have to look far on social media to find other burger—lovers having beef with some of the big fast food chains. but in their view, it is entirely reasonable and to be expected, actually, that the burgers you order don't always appear exactly as advertised. callu m callum tulley there. a super blue moon will be visible on thursday night, treating stargazers to a phenomenon that will only happen once this year. the blue does not refer to the colour, but instead it refers to the second full moon in one calendar month — an event which only happens once every two or three years. it won't be happening again until 2037 so get out there tonight. you don't need binoculars or a telescope — cloud permitting, you sh

we're supposed to, jo altman, host of the conservative daily podcast, is that the us so topic is a red herring. and i think that the, the, the, the whole idea that we're making this, the most important thing to come across our plates. and the congress is actually talking about this probably has a lot more to do with creating a distraction for the american people and or trying to soften the blow of some of the other things that the government's been doing to the american people in the people around the world we have the problem at the border. we have millions of of illegals that are flooding the united states for having to pay for it as americans, americans are largely being left behind. veterans are being uncared for the, the, the, the health care system. here is a relative joke. it's become a for profit industry of the more money you have, the more likely you are to get the care that you need in order to stay alive. they've influenced our food and put stuff in our food and make it almost in a little animal to tell us that we now have to eat bugs is global warming is going to make the

we spoke to joe altman, host of the conservative daddy pod costs you said the us topic is a red herring. the i think the, the, the, the whole idea that we're making this, the most important thing to come across our plates. and the convers is actually talking about this probably has a lot more to do with creating a distraction for the american people and, or trying to soften the blow of some of the other things that the government's been doing to the american people in the people around the world we have the problem at the border. we haven't millions of of the illegals that are flooding the united states for having to pay for it as americans, americans are largely being left behind. veterans are being uncared for the, the, the health care system. here is a relative joke. it's become a for profit industry of the more money you have, the more likely you are to get the care that you need in order to stay alive. they've influenced our food and put stuff in our food to make it almost in the animal to tell us that we now have to eat bottles. global warming is going to make the ocean rise, 40 f

seven year old robert altman is getting a special package from the oakland a's. the san jose boy brought his treasured glove to the game on saturday at the coliseum when his family left. though they noticed it was missing. this is not just a glove. it was gifted to him by his uncle who passed away three months ago. the a's say they're still looking for it and for now are sending some goodies to robert to try to help make him feel better about the whole thing. >> that's so great to see. we still have much more news ahead. coming up at 530, a look at gun violence on the streets of oakland from the eyes of someone who's trying to stop it. it's part of our newest abc7 original documentary titled kevin. i'll be joined by the producer behind that documentary. plus unlocking the mysteries of a rare octopus nesting ground just south of the bay area. our abc7 news climate and environment producer will be here to talk about the technology that's helping researchers with this octopus garden discovery. it's so cool. >> it's totally fascinating. >> so you can join us for thos

other tech leaders attending the meeting include sam altman and top officials from nvidia and alphabetthey will be joined by civil rights workers for a closed-door meeting to discuss the congress role in a.i. all senators will be invited. schumer made progress on a.i. legislation. he held three bipartisan forums this summer and released a broad framework for policy for national security and job security and accountability and transparency. frank, lawmakers have a long way to go before producing a.i. legislation here. the outline lacks details of what will be regulated and who with the will oversee it. schumer is not the only one ready to tackle the regulations of the kevin mccarthy wants a foundation of bills on a.i. and another caucus has 57 members and democratic group to begin the a.i. task force. a lot of interest on capitol hill in a.i. right now. we're still waiting to see what happens. >> a lot of us are waiting. it is early days with regulation. do you have any sense of the timing for new laws for regulations or anything that might change how the companies operate? >> reporter:

. >> a seven year old robert altman is getting a special package from the oakland a's. the san jose boy brought his glove to the game on saturday at the coliseum. and when his family left, they noticed it was missing. >> now, this is not just any ove. it was gifted t him by his uncle who passed away three months ago. and today the a's responded to our social media post, saying while they are still looking for the glove, they are now sending this sweet gear out to robert. very, very nice of them. yeah, certainly. >> all right. there is one big question going into the 49 ers final preseason game tomorrow night. what do they do with trey lance? yeah, it's a really dicey, tricky situation. >> sports director larry beil has sports in just a moment. pop the champagne, humanity. >> we've done it. celebrate your night with big winners. shocking thrills and living legends. you know, i've always thought of you as dave jr. oh, every hair on my body is standing up right now. jimmy kimmel live weeknights on abc. >> the last of summer will draw you in at toyota's national sales event

sam altman, he wasn't sitting there consulting what has blueprint for ai when he released his chatgpt product into the world. here is what the white house would you to share this revolution. >> thank you, ryan. amazing to be here with you. this topic of ai is an active, urgent area of work at the white house. i appreciate the chance to kick off this discussion. president biden has been very clear and many of you must have heard him talk about how we are at an inflection point in history. he very much talked about ai in that context as one of the most powerful voices today. and the choices we make today including about ai are going to change the ark of the next few decades. that is why ai is such a high priority in the work we are doing and our work starts by recognizing the phenomenal breadth of this technology as the most powerful technological force of our time. we all know what human history tells us about what happens with powerful technologies. we know that humans will use them for good and for ill so the approach we have taken from the white house on our -- artificial intelligen

even though disney is a bleeding cash they decide to go with this guy sean altman is a gender fluid guydecides he wants to tell everyone how to dress up like minnie mouse. this is accompanied by sworn and sexy million dollars they want to bring their kids to an amusement park. they want to put on cartoons. what are they thinking customer in fact let's listen to the tiktok influence before i get you to comment. >> i'm just like minnie mouse but something is missing? i know how could i forget a giant red bow, the biggest fashion statement and now the look is complete i literally look like minnie mouse and i fit in perfectly with mickey and his friends. the boat with the dress and that sand theshe was really sealed t. now i'm fashionable bold and fun just like minnie mouse. brian: is that a joke? >> i think a lot of the stuff is being pushed by these companies trying to boost their esg scores. trying to boost their corporate equity index. because stuff like this appeals to pretty much 0% of the population what percentage of the population is interested in this type of content? it is offens

actio's is reporting senator schumer is hosting mark zuckerberg, elon musk, sam altman of open ai septemberwe do about laying the foundation for how to proceed ethically and competitively with artificial intelligence. blue and good stuff. speaking of meta, they are accusing china of doing what? lauren: another massive disinformation campaign. they've taken down 930 facebook pages, 7700 accounts. seeing positive posts about the leaders region, disinformation about where covid originated and linking the source of this disinformation campaign to chinese law enforcement. this is prolific, this disinformation campaign was not affected, we are as a whole more wary as americans about what we are hearing about china on social media? more internet savvy in general? did have an effect? stuart: general motors partnering with google, what's this about? lauren: chat gpt services in your car. is this robot to have a conversation with or got a flat tire, send someone right away or what does this new feature do? stuart: it is ai, it will be in your car, you're going to love it. lauren: will we be talking t

prepared, her office is prepared, her prosecutors have their case in order and, of course, as the judges altman to scission about the timing of the trial. but i think she was sending a very clear message to don't trump and the other 18 individuals that her case is strong and she is prepared to litigate it. so whether they all get tried together or, as i said, whether some of them plead guilty and this case ends up involving a handful of people, not clear at this point, but it is very clear that fani willis is ready to go. this is her 11th racketeering case that she has filed against defendants using this racketeering stout shoot, georges racketeering statute, and she's only been in office since 2021. she has filed 11 of these cases since 2021. so, i think that this is a very strong indictment and all of these defendants have a tremendous amount to be concerned about. >> this is a serious, the minimum prison time would be around five years and, because these are state charges, not federal, trump would not be able to pardon himself if he is ultimately elected, reelected president in 2024. how pos

ed: sam altman is one of the founders of this initiative, world id.day, what role does he play? how are you and he separating your time and duties? alex: sam is clearly focused on openai, given he is the ceo of openai and i'm the ceo of tools for humanity. he is cofounder here so all important initiatives, obviously if there are things that really touch him and otherwise his involvement changes, depending on what we actually work on like is it mostly product or engineer focused? he is less involved but others he is more involved. it depends on what is happening in the business day today. sonali: i'm curious here, we talked about the kenyan government reaction to world coin more recently at the start of this interview. i am wondering if you are working with the kenyan government to address some concerns they may have, given how important the market was earlier on in the project. alex: we work with the government, multiple government bodies, to resolve the uncertainties or questions there are. certainly the spike in demand solace week was very surprisin

we saw funding has been really coming from those large donors like a sam altman, so this -- all of theounted as a small donor. maria: i guess so. krysia. >> $22 coffee mug there, it's clearly, again, the optics are terrible. here joe biden is making a joke while his son, we found out all this information about hunter this week. i would totally go against the assumption that joe biden is not paying any attention to what is currently happening with donald trump while he is on his beach vacation. i think he's not paying attention because quite frankly he might be orchestrating it and i believe he's also getting a lot of updates as to what is occurring here but yes, the coffee mug is incredibly cringey and it is totally off taste. i don't want to be drinking any of that coffee coming out of that mug. maria: i guess i'm surprised that he's embracing the brand. >> yeah. i mean, let's go brandon. it's the chant to go against joe biden and he's really saying he's a dark -- let's go brandon. i think it's dark he's coming out with this coffee mug. the optics are terrible, like when kamala harris

his name is anthony altman. and he owns an eco tourism company here.ou know, crystal river is known as the manatee capital of the world. and he told me that as he goes out into the gulf every day on these stores he had taken notice of just how warm the water was getting. the gulf of mexico is warmer than it's ever been. and that way he knew that these storms were going to be getting worse and worse. he told me that when he saw the forecast he got a truck out here and packed all of his merchandise, moved it out, all in an effort to try and minimize the damage. >> being aware, living through storms in the past, knowing the gulf temperature was so warm and just paying attention to the weather. >> you felt it could have been worse? >> absolutely. if we would have taken this head on it could have been much more, much bad. >> reporter: now, devastation is much more significant to the north of us. that area is still really difficult to access. but anthony has been hard at work cleaning up with his employees trying to get the place back up and running. he told

bill gates and satya that that a della are, google's sun daughter by they and open a -- openai's sam altmanbe a closed door meeting this coming month to address the growing concerns surrounding a.i., anden one of those companies has just launched a tool to help users identify fake images generate by a.i.. google's research lab deep mind unveiled new watermark technology to help are recognize deep fake a.i. imagery. the experimental launch will be available to google cloud can's imagine text to image generator. it's no fakery that alphabet is jumping 2.7. but if a.i. is so good at tricking people, would you trust it to be a reliable tool to identify and track patients in the health care system? enter ascertain. it just launched a new partnership with northwell health, that's a huge new york hospital chain, to integrate the use of art official intelligence into the state's largest health system in collaboration with egis ventures. egis has committed $100 million to new -- to this new venture. it's going to cut down time doctors spend on paperwork. here in a fox business exclusive, ascertain's

in a few minutes we will hear from roger altman with his forecast for cpi and what it could mean fore tape, will the cpi numbers confirm

and tyler altman yoda a good soul wise warrior also very judgmental and bias against anything that didiew and put too much pressure on everyone to perfect and let's be honest the way he talked would get annoying eventually. bonnie, spider-man because there would be spider webs all over my house. and marianne monaco, michael scott, the office. handful? fun to watch, michael, benjamin franklin gets it nick cage national treasure that character knew everything about everything and that would get annoying. vik bajaj, you're last. >> well, you know, again i would go with chief of chief and conc. >> trace: who did i not get? jeff paul. >> yeah. i'm going to go with tony soprano i love the character but it would be terrifying if he showed up your door trying to do a business deal with him. >> trace: jeff paul. thank you all for doing the nightcap. vik paul kevin and lauren thank you all. you that for watching fox news at night. our condolences of the family of marlene, she passed away after battling dementia she was a great one and watched us every single night. much love to her family. aim t

despite all the lowering that one into this indictment, i'm not sure the jack smith indictment and altmanre to this. i think it is going to be a political question in the november 2024 election. and what i mean by that is the gravity is around donald trump being charged as a former president. the complexity to this though for the country's donald trump the credible candidate for the white house, who intends to run on a campaign of absolution and retribution, seeking to use the most basic democratic process of all, ironically, a free and fair election to be absolved of his most undemocratic behavior. and that is a tough moment for the nation to reconcile between our fragility and our resilience, the notion that a major party candidate, a credible candidate, electorally still in this country, we'll be asking for political absolution of the alleged crimes in the jacks mitt indictment. that's a tough moment for the country. and i think we may not be fully prepared for what that will put us through within our body politic over the next 18 months. >> john, what do you think about that? right? d

this is going to include elon musk, sam altman, mark zuckerberg they're all coming to capitol hill fort congress's role needs to be when it comes to a.i. this will be closed to the press, but of course, we will be there, we will be looking for any readout, we'll be talking to folks. just trying to agaget a sense on how to move forward with this. at this point, lawmakers are pretty much in bipartisan agreement that something does need to be done with a.i they have a lot of concerns about the potential threats it could have to national security, to personal privacy. but at this point, there hasn't been a lot of agreement on exactly what legislation should look like or even on how to tackle it. and so, this is going to be chuck schumer's way of trying to build consensus, getting some of these businesses onboard it's a really unique way to approach legislation, but it speaks to the real bipartisan nature of a.i. on capitol hill and how much lawmakers want to get this done. >> emily, thank you. >>> another big week of earnings ahead featuring names like best buy, chewie, lululemon and crowd

lauren: disney partnered with sean altman, a man, biological man identifies as a man but likes to dresstok video of himself are dressed as minnie mouse and said minnie is me. well, some disney fans are outraged x they are threatening a bud light-style boycott of the brand with. the difference is, in my opinion, a trip to -- because you always want my opinion. [laughter] a trip to walt disney world is a lot more expensive than a can of beer. so if customers pull back, that's $10,000 they're withholding if they're not booking a trip to walt disney world in florida. and we know from disney's earnings that theme park attendance in florida was struggling. stuart: okay. we have a guest who will address this -- lauren: why are you making such a weird pace? do you disagree with me in. stuart: no, we've got a limited time. we've only got three hours on this show. here we go, former anheuser-busch executive anson fred ricks is with me. do you think disney is making the same mistake at bud light? >> i think they are making the same mistake as bud light, and i think they've been doing it for over a

is it good sam altman the guy good that sam altman is the guy that going to make of that is going toran? >> jeez, we're in that same historic period. hey, like things just come around again. each generation has to sort of consider things and it consider these things and it becomes a sort of arms race. and maybe it isn't the people who are contemplating the depth are just contemplating the depth of it's the very of it. maybe it's just the very ruthless, pragmatic people who say, you know, it's better say, well, you know, it's better that they do. that we get it before they do. and it gets developed. and and so it gets developed. and then later everyone deals with then later everyone deals with the we've got the consequence is we've got we've got time for one more. >> michael. so let's have a look at number 10 in the at racing for number 10 in the mirror, we? mirror, shall we? >> so this labour. have >> yes. so this is labour. have made in the last made £47 million in the last yean made £47 million in the last year, is despite a year, which is despite having a drop their membership num

seven year old robert altman is getting a special package from the oakland a's. the san jose boy brought his glove to the game last saturday at the coliseum when they left his family, they noticed it was missing. but it's not just any glove. it was gifted to him by his uncle who passed away three months ago. so yesterday the a's responded to abc7 social media post saying while they are still looking for the glove, they are now sending this which is some nice gear. out to robert. a joint space x and nasa mission has been pushed back to tomorrow morning because of additional analysis that's needed. the launch was set to happen overnight. it was abruptly called off. nasa says there are unresolved technical items that need to be taken care of. the spacex dragon capsule endurance is taking four astronauts to the international space station. >> nasa has released the first data maps from its pollution monitoring instrument called tempo. tempo creates visual representation of pollution and air quality over north america. it takes scans every hour from 22,000 miles above

seven year old robert altman brought the glove to the a's game saturday after his family watched the post game star wars light show. they went to leave and then realized that his glove was missing. robert was gifted the glove by his late uncle joe, who passed away three months ago. >> before i made it to the car, obviously he seen i didn't have it. i just heard the sobs. one of the pictures that i shared is from 2020 when he was being homeschooled doing his phonics on the tv and his gloves on his head because he never put it down. >> robert's mom says it was a crushing ride home to san jose. she posted a social media to hopefully get that get back that special glove. the a's say they haven't found it, but they're encouraging fans to help spread the word. there's a new dining trend that is the internet split coming up at 530. we'll tell you about menu mayhem when it comes to the robotaxi service crews are operating in san francisco. >> it is two steps forward and one step back. how the company he is now working alongside the dmv to remedy issues on the road. >> but right now this live

sam altman says the head is uncertain, even with all the hype. >> you can get your eyes scanned on the utility as we go into this brave new world. >> annabelle droulers, bloomberg news, hong kong. david: nice piece there. markets, back to that we are coming off of lows. 9/10 of 1%, 158. it looks like some are attributing the balance to a technical one. we did get going into today, we are down a couple already. you did get signs up parts of the equity market was oversold. not everyone is convinced when you look at volumes, lighter than usual, i'm giving you a number that's 25% lower than the 30 day average. you are getting spots of busyness, it's those right green pits on the pie chart you see on your screen. global macro movers, price is still lower in the day, and i guess going into the european session in terms of sector movers. you are getting a balance across the future. so maybe some losses are even aiding as we make our way into the trading session. yvonne: more things have been oversold in hong kong. maybe that's a key question but you see this across the screen. we are paring o