these are actually jeff bezos's red lines. he is the founder and ceo of amazon, who had big dreams since he was a primary school student. he's one of the richest men in the world. in the 70s, when he was. a primary school student, he wrote an essay and mentioned his dreams. bases stressed that earth is the most precious planet and thought about moving off this planet. he thought of a gigantic ship that could be home to people. in that time bazos just wrote his dreams, but now he thinks seriously about that project. jeff basos unveils his grand space plans in his conferences. he talks about... his plan for colonizing the space. according to many, this plan is not practical and seems funny to them. it is as funny as one person became the richest person on earth by selling his books. jeff basos did the same thing and now owns the largest retail store in the world. in the beginning, he just sold books and nothing else. amazon.com, this virtual shop claims. the the world's largest bookstore. this is my computer, amazon com up on th

. >> bezos and the cia get revenge on biden. not only will i be exonerated, but i still will be the newbu jersey's senior senator.at >> what does gold bars gold bob menendez have on the big guy? how does seattle fight crime? it's not a thing that happens just on the street. people come upthappened and tryb people on the street. i can't save you. yeah jesse: . if you don't want to be saved. plus, do you realize how much pressure there was on you today from the swiftieo you s? i think he wanted to get in the end zone just as much as i rather swifties wanted hime wan. >> when "the washington post" sent cia mouthpiece david ignatius to warn joe biden not to run for reelection, we figured it was because they knew impeachment was going to air their dirty laundry. >> or maybe the agents who deliver the president's briefings saw up close with their own eyes the joe is on his last legs and there was a risk kamala harris was riing to be in the oval at any moment. the column rocked washington, but it wasn't enough to jar loosy nt. enouge t

tell me what you think is going on with bezos.s seems like all out war against biden. >> what you are missing is that he is the right kind of billionaire and i mean sort of notions left-leaning one. we don't ask any questions about his motivation. it is totally fine. look, i think there are real powers at play here and that the threats that biden has made against emma, -- amazon i think are relevant. the other thing is what is the play by basis because on one hand, he says that biden should step down or that -- but then we have max come in with the second punch that says, there's no one to replace him because he specifically has and picked a very weak vp that everyone sort of acknowledges, hey, this won't work out very well. so he has really put the democratic party in a bind. and really real weaknesses that you see in this poll. look, to and i think 10 points lead is an outlier? for sure. but they are looking at it and going to is this an indicator of things to come and i don't think that they are going to be care. >> jesse: do y

list that i am looking forward to, and that's martinborough and my book collision of power trump, bezos and. the washington post. barron was he retired as executive editor of the washington post, but he took on the job not long before jeff bezos bought paper. and then, of course, shortly thereafter, trump became president. and i'm really looking forward to an inside look at that that political era, which, of course, continues into the present day from someone who is that kind of an insider and a legendary journalist as well. and i'm also very happy he's going to be my newspaper's book event in november to talk about the book. but probably of the political books i'm looking at, that's the one i'm most excited to start. so the tampa bay times do you sponsor a book festival or are you just holding individual events? we sponsor a book festival. it's in its 31st year and it's called the tampa bay times festival of reading. and this year we have nine authors besides marty baron. we have michael connelly and dave barry and lauren groff and a number of other really terrific authors. and i'm rea

show and former washington post executive editor marty bar will release collision of power, trump, bezos and the washington post that comes october 3rd. msnbc anchor ali velshi is releasing a book that compiles e chargesormer president trump faces in his four ongoing criminal. anit's entitled the trump indictments. the 91 criminal counts against the president of the united states. september 25th is its release date. well, as we continue to look at some of the fall books that are coming out, there are, several as well, about biden and the democratic party. on october 3rd, breitbart in chief alex marlow will release breaking biden, exposing the hidden forces and money machine behind joe biden, his family and his administration and radio host and political commentator mark levin will release his latest. the democrat party hates america. on september 19th, other members of the news media are coming out with books this fall. october 10th, fox news host brett baer will release rescue constitution. george washington and the fragile american experiment october 17th, msnbc's host rachel maddow ha

jeff bezos and elon musk have a rivalry. they have sparred for years on social media. now, the relationship is the focus of the shareholder complaint. it alleges that amazon snubbed spacex for valuable satellite contracts because of jeff bezos personal feelings toward mosque. last year, amazon find lunch contracts. amazon said the claims are without merit. >>> there is scrambling at the white house. the biden administration is bracing for impeachment attempts by republicans. people close to the plans of the white house is a war room of two dozen lawyers, legislative aides and communication staffers are ready to lead an aggressive response if republicans move forward with impeachment. the effort has been underway for months. esther bidens aides and allies say there is zero evidence against the president and no grounds for impeachment. republicans disagree, pointing to corruption allegations against hunter biden. kevin mccarthy calls and impeachment inquiry a natural step forward. >>> a proud boy member that smashed a capitol window with a right shield is going to spend

amazon founder jeff bezos, back in 1999, when he was all about helping the customer. a lot of people like, and purchase, there are growing concerns about everything from its labor practices to it asking like an -- acting like an abusive monopoly that is not just a critique or an observation, the federal government has accused amazon of doing the opposite of what you heard basil's claim, there but in fact, the federal trade commission with 17 states have basically a group case that says amazon is an unlawful monopoly, and that uses and abuses monopoly power, meaning, that but for the power it has, it would not otherwise be able to get away with harming customers the way it does, and steers shoppers even toward more expensive products, very different from the old claims that the founder made, and they allege amazon will punish small businesses by thwarting competition. so, sometimes these stories are covered as kind of a big business versus critics of business divide. what this particular case says -- and there are other issues about amazon -- but this one says quite cl

multiply jeff bezos's woes under a wealth tax with 620 billionaires in the country today and you have a stock market crash that would be worse than 1929. wealth tax, would stick it to this room. not to mention hillsdale college endowment fund. i expect these policies will get nowhere, the wealth tax is certainly unconstitutional as well is a direct tax that cannot be apportioned from the state according to population and ability and are, supplied with a list of 600 billionaires in the country. the majority of americans celebrate capitalist success, not decry it like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, and more golden eggs by so many people. they understand instinctively that those risk-taking entrepreneurial genes they inherited that socialism to borrow a phrase from george orwell is an idea so stupid that only an intellectual could be leave it. the united states is still stoning around for socialism. thank you very much.etta hunnio teaches a class about baseball during the great depression. >> for

bezos is developing cellular technologies...overed a way to reverse the age of cells. sinclair restored optic nerve cells in mice with vision loss, pavel durov, who left russia in 2014 and now lives in dubai, came up with his own rejuvenation system. every winter he swims in icy water in finland or switzerland, experiments with fasting and has already completely given up meat. he also gets up at dawn, and durov also came up with the ideal recipe: to live in complete solitude. all these they compare how he looked in... and how now the result is really obvious, but still evil tongues claim that plastic surgery had something to do with it, and the life of a starving hermit has nothing to do with it. surprisingly, all the young-looking , middle-aged men i spoke to had lived alone most of their lives. this may be a result of their independence from the other person's sleep patterns, eating patterns, behavior, or it may simply be a correlation. people who are independent of unhealthy social norms are also independent in their personal

this is bezos, because bezos is about to get smacked with an antitrust lawsuit.eir ma none reply and that's about to be dropped this week and then biden siding with the people that were trying to union eyes, all those amazon workers, he actually stuck his neck out there. so he's angry and inflation's killing amazon because, you know, they have to have all these delivery trucks use gasoline and they're driving all over the place and stuff's more expensive. so if you look at the poll, it's not just biden's getting slaughtered, it's trump's doing much better. and if you compare how people looked at trump after he left in 2020 and how they look at him now, people that voted for biden are now taking a second look at trump. blacks, young americans, suburban white wechlt he calls them house wives, we're not allowed to say that apparently, but everyone is now taking a second look at donald trump, and it's a totally new environment right now. >> judge jeanine: okay. greg, i just want to jump from what he's saying, what jesse's saying is, there was a whole group of young p

people should be lauding jeff bezos as of the world, not ditching and moaning about them. >> you made about 2% off your sandwich shop. >> that is very generous of you. >> there are good rich people, good poor people, there are bad for people. the problem with this mentality is the human condition is not reflected by a group of assumptions but individual qualities and in the woke world always see or are supposed to see our groups. >> there were several paragraphs devoted to how richmond sheet in relationships. he lets me know they never dated a woke die. they cheat, to bang. they have a lot more time on their hands. you will be at work and they will be at work, to. i don't know. it is easier to demonize than it is to acknowledge that maybe you didn't get what she wanted to get out of life, which people do all the time. when it comes to a lot of things and money is no different. >> i have never been mugged by a rich person but i have never been swindled by a poor person. why do we have to talk like these are different people? >> when rich guys cheat, it is called outsourcing. and when w

i'm giving bezos my print.that means i can't commit any felonies because the fbi can knock on his door and he will give every print to the feds. reconsidering this. let's do some text messages. penny from prescott, arizona, why was president trump's mug shot released yet hunter biden's mug shot can't be released? well, trump had a state mug shot. so they're saying this is federal and it's different. but our freedom of information act request may say otherwise. or if you're a patriotic u.s. marshall could you hand it to us and bill from virginia. why do we keep dumbing billions of dollars into foreign countries when we are not able to take care of our own citizens? citizens have to take care of themselves. we have been plowing money into san francisco and new york. i don't know if money is the answer. kerry from connecticut. didn't the clintons play the same game with the people of haiti? how did that work out? hatesi still the same. the money is missing but the clintons seem to be doing pretty well. dale from n

among the missing bezos, not only communists and socialists banned all parties, that is, representativesrum came here to the victoria region ; the pinachet security force still made its way here eighty-four. and when they made their way , they slowly killed the priest. she was against it. yes, the manifestation is a very simple question: the rightists seized power here, including under the slogan of christianity against damned communism, and the like, they killed priests. exactly. yes, because here there was a whole movement of priests, than thinking in quotation marks or not was closer to the struggle of the working people. these were the priests who were persecuted in the seventies, the regime fought with individual parties in the eighties it came to the point that the enemy became the people, of course, all the soviet union and the rest of the social bloc then accepted a thousand different chilean refugees. and this is remembered by those who, of course, invited the russian ambassador to the memorial gathering of the agent’s grave. what the ambassador of the andes mountains and the pa

the jeff bezos founded company has blamed a bad engine nozzle. now the faa agrees. blue origin has to make some changes before attempting another launch. okay shows that come on before world news now return to regular production on monday. after a long pause due to hollywood labor strikes, the late night's hosts, including abc's jimmy kimmel, intend to restart on october 2nd. that will be next week. they've been in reruns since last spring, by the way. world news now. never in reruns, never. >> we don't take long pauses, do we? >> that we do not. >> turning now to a frightening scene for a mother and a child in the middle of a park in mexico city. she had treated her son to a taco and enchilada picnic for the boy's birthday until this the arrival of a very uninvited guest. it was a very close encounter with a very hungry bear in the middle of the day, this woman at an ecological park in mexico shielding her son after a black bear jumped on their picnic table and started feasting on their enchiladas, fries and tacos. sylvia massy held her son, santiago, who has down

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amazon and bezos were the largest shareholders in pets .com at that point.inners is tough. even if you pick winners like amazon you could have a lot of short term pain. charles: i have less than a minute to go where are investors in this? the seems like every day there are more questions than answers? >> i think it is simple. i think you don't have to overthink it. if you're buying equities you're getting a horrible yield and you're risking a pretty serious correction. if you buy short-term treasuries keep it simple, you're getting a decent yield like you were not getting two years ago. i say don't overthink it. charles: great words of advice. i bet they were saying that in 1300, at least some of them. will, thank you very much. appreciate it. all right, folks the utopian world is upon us. here is what it entails, no meat, no dairy. you get three outfits a year but you can't have a car. see 40 mayors downtown at the u.n. laying out your future. i will ask beverly hallberg and mary katherine ham for their analysis. we'll look at the latest action in the marke

people worried about egg prices should have an entire social net helping us rather than giving it to bezos and these people. i want to thank you for your timely podcasted i hope people will listen to it. guest: an important thing to remember is that once upon a time in america, shareholder capitalism existed but it was not like it is today, so for the most part large companies have had shareholders. companies used to look at them as part of the system. the workers and employees were part of the system. the communities were part of the system. i trace how in that 1950's and 1960's, a big company like general electric would issue its report and not talk about shareholders. it would talk about workers, suppliers, the good it had done in the communities in which it worked. shareholders have always existed but it is in the past 40 years that shareholder capitalism has evolved into what it is today. most of us are implicated in the shareholder system because we are implicated by having 403b's and 401k. at one point in time companies cared more about workers and more about paying taxes to give ba

t an as v and then joe falls down, bezos out, and newsom's president.t >> or he can just at leastan be on the ticket and take the torch of f. >> biden wins. newsom versus trump 2024.s that makes the kennedy thinge the wild carkennd. rage he's got a lot of leverage. trump's already foreshadowing. gavin has become crooked joe biden's top surrogatede, t n i think because he doesn't think biden is going to make it does anybody think he's going to make it to the starting gatea ? way an, the guy can find his way offstage. look, his offstage is a stage i've never seen this stupid stage before. right. i've never seen. k but if i walk left, there's ststare. and if i walk right, there's a stare. up and this guy gets up. well, i'm. where the am i? where am i? pete exits the ghost a, the fox and friends weekend. >> all right, let's put the newsom thing to the sidee tk for a second. rfk jr going independent. what does that mean? >> well, what you will have is an anti establishment candidate running against another anti establishment candidatene in trump. >> so i don't necessarily agree that it all

he took on the job not long before jeff bezos fought the paper. thereafter, trump became president. i am really looking forward to an inside look at that, that political era which of course continues into the present day from someone that is that kind of an insider. and a legendary journalist as well. and i am also very happy with my newspapers book event in november to talk about the book. but that is totally, of the political books i'm looking at that is the one that i'm most excited to start. s >> do you sponsor book festival? >> we sponsor a book festival. it is in its 36 year. this year we have nine authors did besides marty bearing we have michael connolly and dave barry and lauren groff and a number of other really terrific authors. i amwa really looking forward to it. i do a lot of the onstage interviews with those authors. a ton of work, but also the highlights of my years. >> that is something that book tv should look at coming down to but, one of the authors that will be on the book festival circuit, i think, is walter isaacson with his

issa rae in the audience celebrating, jeff bezos, timothee chalamet, very affectionate with his new girlfriendance, but country music is lassoing its way to the tochp of the charts morgan wallen's "last night" has gone to the top of the charts. and he isn't an outlier. luke combs' cover of tracy chapman's "fast car" is in second place two good songs right there >> i don't think there's a big pop song of the summer >>> meanwhile, netflix is giving us a no, slolook at chicket chi. it debuted in 2000 and is the highest-grossing stop-motion film of all time >>> when we come back, the latest from the white house, the pharmacy and more. coming up next, the headlines you need to know to start your morning. ed to know to start your morning. we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family. she's the person who holds everything together. ♪♪ it's a battle, you know i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two different types of medicine. in a clinical trial, keytruda and chemotherapy was proven to help people live longer than chemotherapy alone. keytruda

got a $20 million donation from philanthropist mackenzie scott, the ex-wife of amazon ceo jeff bezos, the san francisco community land trust just got word that it received that generous gift. abc seven news reporter suzanne fan takes a closer look at what that will do . >> literally cried for ten minutes straight after that phone call. >> saki bailey, executive director of the san francisco community land trust, was overwhelmed with emotion after a life changing phone call. >> it was just simply, hi, it's us, the team from mackenzie scott. and you are the recipient of $20 million, according to recent reports, philanthropists , mackenzie scott has donated more than $146 million this year to 24 different nonprofits, including the san francisco community land trust. >> san francisco community land trust works to acquire property and turn it into permanently affordable homes by placing it under community ownership. we are a very small organization, a small nonprofit. >> we've been around for 20 years, but we have, just to give you a sense, five employees and our budget is basically. $1 mi

right now, jeff bezos is so stressed, his hair grew in and then fell out again. [ laughter ] it's justvable yeah it's a tough day for bezos, because his net worth shrunk by $13 billion. [ audience aws ] we'll be sending around a basket for collections during commercial [ light laughter ] yeah, his net worth shrunk by $13 billion, and due to cold weather, his rocket shrunk three inches [ laughter ] >> steve: whoa, hey! whoa >> jimmy: some more business news, i saw that last year subway closed more than 1,000 locations in the u.s 1,000 stores is a lot. that's over 50,000 footlongs of retail space [ light laughter ] it's kind of annoying because the stores are gone, but the smell of nine grain honey oat bread still remains. [ laughter ] well, get this, snapple announced that it's going to rebrand its diet snapple drinks as snapple zero sugar. but don't worry. it'll still taste like the drink you've never tried [ laughter ] diet sn -- no, i'm gonna get the peach something -- >> jimmy: some entertainment news, tom cruise has revealed that the title of "mission impossible 7" will be "mission

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amazon's jeff bezos.ot booted off the board. van jones did. again, the allegations, to according the new york post internal ranker fiscal mismanagement questions of fiscal stewardship. there too. they're not sure what's being done with the money. how is it being run? where are the benefits? we don't know. you give to these groups a good luck to you. you deserve what you get i >> -- >> yeah, exam >> yeah, very good warning. now look, megan, i've got to talk to you about taylor swift, right? because everyone's been talking about over the past 24 about this over the past 24 hours. she's continuing her search prince charming. new search for prince charming. new man, another man. but this guy is an american football star called travis. is it kelsey ? called travis. is it kelsey? who's raised eyebrows because he's sucked up to big pharma in a big money vaccine deal with pfizer. now given he's also done bud light commercials and took the knee for the national anthem . um, he's sounding pretty woke this guy is so

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. >>> shareholder suing amazon board of directors and jeff bezos over a contract it signed with bluenegligence and failing to consider other vendors. >>> shares of nvidia are riding the longest monthly win streak in years after gaining more than 5.5% in august. the stock is now up four months in a row. its longest stretch since a six-month streak back in 2020. >>> shares of lululemon higher in the pre-market. reporting better than expected results during the strong second quarter. >>> tesla redesigning model 3 for namarkets in china and midd east. it has a longer driving range and higher price tag. this is the model 3 first refresh since launching in 2020. >>> let's chkick off the tradin day. the dow implied higher by 146 points and s&p by 14 and nasdaq up 24. joining me with her thoughts is lizzie evans of evans may wealth. lizzie, this is a big jobs report. is this data point today going to change your investing outlook? >> good morning, dom. in short? no. i think we had a selection of many data points this week. we will continue to as it has been pwith all eyes on the fed. barring

. >>> later in the show, jeff bezos reunites with an old friend at blue origin. we have a very busy hour still ahead when "worldwide exchange" returns. stay with us ♪ maybe i should have called you first but i was ♪ ♪ trying to get to you ♪ ♪ i was dreaming while i drove the long straight road ahead ♪ ♪ i drove all night to get to you ♪ the distance is nothing when home means everything. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." the september slide set to resume today looking at futures with the dow looking like it will open 130 points lower could better days be ahead with the changing of the calendar according to bespoke, the last three teimes the s&p lost in august and september, it bounced in october in 2022 and 2015 and then 11% in 2011 for more on this, let's bring in john stoltzfus john, good morning great to you have here >> good morning, frank great to be on the "wex" with you. >> that is interesting with the stats. the 2022 stat there. the other three bounces came under lower rates. a very different rate environment. are you expecting history to repeat i

was cracking up because he said it was good training because he was hoping to fly to space with jeff bezosealized this is one of the most amazing nights of my life and this is every night of jimmy's life. every day was an adventure. every day was a discovery. he had as much fun as anybody ever did on this earth. >>> more than 100 people, including almost 50 police officers, are hurt in a clash in tel aviv. we'll look at how a home holiday celebration turned into a confrontation. an all out space blitz. our breakdown on the missions underway and the trips to come coming up. please stay with us. how do we decide what hotel to book? [ding] aargh! fear not, i got you! who are you? i'm your fay hotel mother. what is happening? let me help you pick a hotel . choice hotels is a family of brands, with a hotel for ery type of stay. [whoosh] [ding] like a comfort with the kids. oooo, spacious! [whoosh] [ding] or, a cambria hotel downtown for just the two of you. hold my wand. don't wave it at anything. get the best price by booking direct at choicehotels.com* mmm! yeah! what did i say!?! that grimy

if jeff bezos deem you and said captain sandy be the captain of my superyacht would you do it?ke you said we care about the ocean. we live and work and play in the water. we care about sea life. like i ran a sea shepherd vessel it takes vessel to save the wales right it takes boats to do research and science. these people who want superyachts they actually put money back into research and science. and a lot of them have labs on their yachts like looking at sea keepers like they're a philanthropic with boats and they do research for science to find out temperature of the ocean. so find out all of these things and yeah. we're not takers we're givers. kennedy: reading your book you know, be the calm or be the storm. i think that's what it is called did i get the title right? >> you sure did. rntion i love your book and writing but i love what you've been through your journey and knowing so much about the ocean. and being so connected to that side of yourself that with all of this technology we get very disconnected from it. so it is like nature is important. museum also important

i don't plan on commit a double homicide anyway so do i worry about the feds knocking on bezos's door? i'm mug proof. robert from mauricias new york. that's impossible to pronounce thanks but i'll pay with my mild finger. that's not nice. john from queens, jesse you work better. clay's jacket looks dirty. i think that was the style. i notice some window pane. gary from indiana. are you making these up? clay looks like he's wearing the cushion from a trail or sofa. oh man. that was clay's does hurricane wrote that. always remember i'm jesse watters and this is my world. >> welcome to hannity and tonight our great country the united states of america we have a country in retreat, president joe biden has ceded control of our southern border to violent mexican cartels that are charging admission into the united states complete with wrist bands like we are some kind of amusement park that they own and operate. then they flood the zone that opens up wide portions of our border for human traffic opioid trafficking fentanyl, details ahead. it is now official our national debt has topped a who

dave: i remember jeff bezos saying the same thing when investors refused to believe in the future ofd before. thank you for being here. appreciate it. the nfl season officially kicking off tonight. people looking to but big on the big game. lauren: really big game. 58% more people than last year. 73 million americans will bet on nfl season, 28% of every adult in this country and the growth makes sense because it coincides with more major market allowances. it is legal. in the 38 states and dc. the supreme court lifted a federal prohibition on sports betting five years ago, 60% of the illegal market has become a, legal, and regular but not in big states like california or texas where some illegal bets are still being made. >> we would like to see the department of justice come down on them, local law enforcement crackdown on bookies and illegal machines and we would like to see those fantasy sites offering parlays to kids to stop doing it. >> the nfl is cracking down suspending 10 players who bet on games last season. that hurts the integrity of the sport that so many of us enjoy not

liz: if jeff bezos came in and, give you $7 million. >> you have to find someone besides minnesota.nd fan. you know how old this jersey is? when was he the quarterback? good to have you, thanks, have a fabulous season. place your bets, the cofounder and ceo of online sports betting platform jason robbins joining us tomorrow live as week one of the nfl season is underway. do not miss it. charlie gasparino has breaking news, exclusive breaking story on goldman sachs and ceo david solomon. what is going on with the company's returned to work push? don't go away, you've got to hear this story. he's breaking it right here. closing bell ringing in 15 minutes, dow jones industrials up 86 points, nasdaq down 109. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. ♪ explore endless design possibilities. to find your personal style. endless hardie® siding colors. textures and styles. it's possible. with james hardie™. get help r

bezos is doing it. branson is doing it.en: really? really? how about this? how about this? there's going to be, supposedly, a space hotel in orbit in the next few years, like by 2025, which seems awfully fast. can't build a real hotel in three years. >> sebastian: no privacy left. >> stephen: what do you mean no privacy? >> sebastian: well, you can't have a space hotel without having a camera in every room, stephen. i mean, you know that. >> stephen: why can't you -- why? >> sebastian: gives voyeurism a whole new run for its money, doesn't it? >> stephen: mission control is going to have to be watching the whole time? >> sebastian: 50 people are going to watch other people go to the bathroom. it'll be "the standard" all over again. >> stephen: they may not remember. they may not remember. i got you. i gotcha. you know what? have you ever given any thought to what space sex would be like? >> sebastian: yes. [laughter] why would you not? >> stephen: because i've given it a lot of thought. >> sebastian: okay. >> stephen: a lot

>> yes, it comes from philanthropist mackenzie scott, who was once married to amazon founder jeff bezos7 news reporter suzannephan takes a closer look at what the money will do. literally cried for ten minutes straight after that phone call. >> zach bailey, executive director of the san francisco community land trust, was overwhelmed with emotion after a life changing phone call. it was just simply hi, it's us. the team from mackenzie scott and you are the recipient of $20 million. according to recent reports, philanthropists mackenzie scott has donated more than $146 million this year to 24 different nonprofits, including the san francisco community land trust at san francisco community land trust works to acquire property and turn it into permanently affordable homes by placing it under community ownership ship. >> we are a very small organization, a small nonprofit. we've been around for 20 years, but we have just to give you a sense, five employees and our budget is basically $1 million a year over the past two decades, the nonprofit has acquired 14 buildings and 145 units for affor

happening now, jeff bezos' ex-wife mckenzie scott is donating $20 million to a nonprofit that is focusedies of color. over the past three years scott has donated some $14 billion to 1,600 nonprofits around the world. >>> tennis fans going loco for coco. coco gauff dominating in her latest match at the u.s. open. we take a look at what is trending, including one hugely unexpected midmatch glitch. >>> then at 6:00, we're following a push for a new deal. south bay teachers taking their case to the streets. their demands as talks reach a standstill. >>> first, a quick reminder for you, this weekend you can be a part of our own bay area proud blood drive in san jose. it will be saturday at princeton plaza from 9:00 to 3:00 p.m. >>> welcome back. a live look at the oakland coliseum. a lot of people are already starting to wonder what comes next for the coliseum property once the a's finalize a move elsewhere. developments suggest it may be a drawn-out process. the african american sports and entertainment group wants to work with the city of oakland to build housing and restaurants there. but

amy: showing images of the ceo of amazon, jeff bezos. david: former, but yes.now to talk about what is happening in congress? i want to ask you about the growing calls for senator bob menendez to resign after being indicted along with his wife for bribery and extortion charges. he was indicted on friday, accused of using his position to increase assistance to egypt and in exchange for thousands of dollars in cash. a second time in under a decade he has been indicted on federal bribery and corruption charges. now we are up to 30 fellow democrats, including his fellow democratic senator from new jersey, cory booker, demanding he resign. he made his first court appearance on wednesday and pleaded not guilty. your piece is "breaking the menendez cycle." talk about what you mean. david: in 2016, menendez gets indicted at the end of the obama administration. he goes to trial. because the supreme court has so defined down public corruption and bribery, that case ends up in mistrial and the justice department ultimately dropped the charges. however, it was clear there

mckenzie scott, formerly bezos.le would say, powerful women, women who prioritize giving back. is there something there? why is it that women seem to be the ones really prioritizing this, putting a stake in the ground and saying, philanthropy is important once you reach a certain point of wealth? >> well, i think you see men and women giving back. but i think you see women doing it in a different way. we are the threads that make up the fabric of society. we are the ones who, in all three of our cases -- mckenzie, lorraine, and me -- we've all raised children. we have a different view on society. what you're seeing all three women do is invest in communities and invest in other women. because we know, if you invest in a woman, she invests in everyone else. >> do you all know each other? >> we do all know each other, yeah. we all know each other. we've worked on some projects together. everybody's also working on their own pieces. but these are both women i admire greatly. and when i need advice, they're both two wom

. >> richard branson, elon musk, jeff bezos are watching.ht, jose. >> so, my hero is someone who i knew very well, and i love, and who passed away 20 years ago, but this week had moments that show you that she is as active, and as important as ever. sylvia cruz. just last tuesday, mattel -- >> you knew her? >> yes, very well. they did her barbie. would've loved to see the celia barbie movie but that's a difference doozy she had a barbie that sold out in two hours. she's been on a postage stamp in the next year, 2024, she will be on the u.s. quarter. the first afro latino to be on the u.s. quarter. >> describe to us. no one else her knew her. we knew of her. >> a person who had the most profound voice, and used it in so many ways. can i give you guys a quick anecdote? >> yes. >> i moved here in 1996. i didn't know anybody. i was walking down the street, it was raining -- >> what did you look? like >> me minus 20 pounds and more hair. >> gotcha. >> i said i look like a nerd back then. i was the, i had my hair. >> 1996. i'm walking down the str

jimmy was cracking up he says it was good training, he was hoping to find a space with jeff bezos.. every day was adventure. it was a discovery. he has as much fun as anyone ever did on this earth. we are just going to miss him a lot. that is what he does all the time. when you are in that orbit, you just really soaked it up. >> when i met him in havana, i cannot get over how personable he was and approachable he was. he did not have all these pr flags around. you could just go right up to him. i just walked away from that experience, if only i could, you know, experience life in his flip-flops. he just had that kind of life that every guy, you know, on of marshall dreamed of. which is doing it your way. >> it is impossible to fill those flip-flops. you were talking earlier when you are larger-than-life, it is possible to imagine you are going to go. yet, you take all the great stories and the life that he lived and the joy he brought in. our condolences to his family and the people who worked with him for years. they have got to be hurting. to have been around him, we will have th

this is jeff bezos, because he is about to get smacked with an antitrust lawsuit.ter their monopoly which is about to be dropped i think this week and then joe biden sided with the people who were trying to unionize. all of those amazon workers and actually stuck his neck out there. so he is angry and inflation is killing him and amazon because they have to have all of these delivery trucks to use gasoline and are driving all over the place. and stuff is more expensive. if you look at the poll, it's not just biden is getting slaughtered, it is donald trump is doing much better, and when you look at how they looked at him after 2020 and how they look at him now, people that voted for joe biden are now taking a second look at trump. blacks, young americans, suburban white women, he calls i'm housewives, we are not allowed to say that apparently. but everyone is looking at donald trump and it's an entirely new environment right now. >> judge jeanine: okay, greg. i want to jump from what jesse is saying that there is a whole group of young people in 2020 where biden wo