but in the modern-day town of denton, texas, the little the outside the big the dallas deserved one texas law man with a curious past. all locked up in a box. >> no one left at the police department had any idea what was inside that blocks. >> they know the basics, the box told the tale of a blond beauty, a new mother found dead in her bedroom, a cops bedroom, her husband's bedroom. >> oh god. my wife has a gunshot. >> but the box, eventually fell silent to every year, but one. >> i just, the whole, time felt that vicky was there, she was there with me and she was waiting to see what was going to happen. >> vicky was virginia parish a quiet girl, sweetest texas tea and loyal with a touch as soft as her dark blond hair. >> they can excel that everything that she tried to do >> -- were vicky's crew, friends as long as they can remember. -- sharing your, bicycle sharing your skates, getting out and playing. we had unusual circumstance, we had five girls within a block all the same age. and so we were a gang of girls. >> complete with that normal insecurities. for her part, vicky was a little

may be targeting perceived weakness in wynn's bid, balance sheet, losses in leadership -- denton ise gaming experience, and there's a series of requirements for the concession renewal each one is ranked, given a score. you have denton as the surprise bidder you think for wynn to lose this concession, they would have to submit the seventh worst bid. >> would that mean wynn would not be represented in macau. >> first the gaming licenses would move to another concessionee, and then the operations, wynn would have to work it out, sit worthwhile to keep just retail, entertainment, probably not >> in other words they could have their hotel but it would be retail and entertainment, not gaming. >> even then, the concessions are -- land is conceded by the people of macau, people of macau own that land, not wynn. >> interesting jeopardy there. >> but the company said they don't do anything second rate. >> good. thanks for watching "power lunch," everybody. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> another up and down session here on wall street as investors look for direction we're back in the

denton, gasoline prices, i know because before i got to work today, i filled up in new jersey it waslon. that is well below where it was months ago take me through the thinking here why are prices headed higher from here? >> we've had a pretty run of bad electri luck of refineries we had a fire at a refinery in ohio we are getting into the maintenance season the margin gets thinner. we're still in a supply situation where supplies are lower than they should be. california is a tough spot right now. we are watching refining action right now. so far, a fine line, but for the time being, gas lines are getting tight. >> as an oil analyst, you are focused on the supply side of the economic equation as opposed to demand? >> a little bit of both. we get data from stations. we see demand below a year ago on a weekly basis, it is choppy. we are running 4% or 5% below levels i think people are driving less so that could keep a lid on prices in the short-term, demanded has an impact. we are getting into the fall i think at 9:03 tonight begins fall we are getting to the season with less driving.

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set back in june, but i wouldn't rule it out uc berkeley's severin bornstein and chief oil analyst dentonh oil price information service are closely monitoring the evolving situation. that is hitting california drivers harder and harder each day the two say much of this is due to supply at california and washington refineries where capacity would usually be in the high 80s or low 90s. there are operating at only 81% of capacity. that's a combination of the plan maintenance and the unplanned maintenance that's going on right now. well, it appears that a number of refineries went out on planned maintenance at the same time and then we saw at least one chevron in richmond go out in an unplanned manner and so suddenly california's gasoline supply was cut back quite a bit in a statement those ron richmond say we do not discuss specific operational details related to our facility. but bornstein says the situation there has impacted state gas prices the richmond refinery situation seems to be the one that was unplanned. it's disruption probably had a significant effect on gasoline prices borenst

set back in june, but i wouldn't rule it out uc berkeley's severin bornstein and chief oil analyst denton cinco grana with oil price information service are closely monitoring the evolving situation. that is hitting california drivers harder and harder each day the two say much of this is due to supply at california and washington refineries where capacity would usually be in the high 80s or low 90s. there are operating at only 81% of capacity. that's a combination of the plan maintenance and the unplanned maintenance that's going on right now. well, it appears that a number of refineries went out on planned maintenance at the same time and then we saw at least one chevron in richmond go out in an unplanned manner and so suddenly california's gasoline supply was cut back quite a bit in a statement those ron richmond say we do not discuss specific operational details related to our facility. but bornstein says the situation there has impacted state gas prices the richmond refinery situation seems to be the one that was unplanned. it's disruption probably had a significant effect on gasolin

aborted the landing and traveled in a northwest direction away from tupelo towards union, tippa and dentonff to notify them of this incident going on. at approximately 9:32, the pilot posted on facebook a message and in essence it said good-bye. and at this time we know he was getting close to running out of fuel. at 10:08 a.m., faa lost radar contact with the aircraft. at 10:12 a.m., our negotiator re-established contact with the pilot and he confirmed he had landed in a feield and he was uninjured. we since learned he landed near the gravestown fire department in between ashland and ripley. soon thereafter the pilot was taken into custody and is in custody currently. he is being charged with grand larceny, and making terroristic threats. we do anticipate that the federal government will proceed with federal charges in the very near future. that is the end of our bullet point outline. does anybody have any questions? yes. >> so, my big question is how much flight experience did they have. >> that is undetermined that time. we do know that he has had flight instruction. we do not that he.

thank you so much, denton, for question. our next question comes from billy wade. oh, brenda, i'm sorry. dr. brenda greene, what can you do as scholars and writers to resist the effects of this racism and sexism. i mean, i'll i'll the obvious is we have to keep writing and i mean, the labor of producing whether it is out of whole cloth imagination or whether it requires hours hours in archives is taxing on its long terms and to add to that labor within the context of what feels like an existential threat to you and yours can make it feel pretty easy to simply retreat into nothingness. and i'll speak myself. i certainly struggle the past several years with this because of the context which i've tried to continue to work and and to do things. this is, you not to get a little too much on the couch. you know, i have found making podcast to be more liberating in that way than the act of writing because it is for a way to be engaged without the rigors of the written word. but that would be my response. in addition to everything else we could imagine politically. thank yo

pilot aborted the landing and traveled northwest direction away from tupleo word union and tifa and dentoncounty. at this time we contacted all of those counties and their sheriffs to notify them of this incident going on. at approximately 9:32 the pilot posted on facebook a message in an e seasons it said good-bye. at this time we know he was getting close to running out of fuel. at 10:08 a.m., faa lost radar contact with the aircraft. at 10:12 a.m. our negotiator we established contact with the pilot, the pilot confirmed he had landed in a field and he was uninjured. we have since learned it landed near department in highway 4 west between ashley and ripley and pilot taken into custody and is in custody currently. he's been charged with grand larceny and making terrorist threat and we do anticipate that the federal government will proceed with federal charges in the very near future. that is the end of our bullet point outline. does anyone have any questions? yes. >> so my question is -- >> flight instruction, we do know that. >> and during -- or during the incident did he have contact -

we are in atlanta, georgia, colorado, philadelphia, and working on denton, texas, and portland, maine. what we know is that a combination of paid work and social enterprise, coupled with transitional, safe supportive housing, and support services, is fundamental for people experiencing homelessness that are not qualifying for other resources. in a hud report earlier this year through the house america program, it was indicate that for adults experiencing homelessness, we only have 15 units for 100 people on the street. this is both an eligibility issue and and availability issue. so,. yes we need to expand access. what i have seen by running services on the ground, particularly in my work in colorado, where i found the ready to work program, we see that as a shelter provider, essentially, it breaks down a third, a third, a third. a third of people come in, self resolve, you don't see them for more than a couple of days. and they are on their way. a third are eligible for a lot of the hud funds programs you heard about today. permanent supportive housing, back, and so forth. but what a

page in denton, texas. go ahead. caller: good morning. hello.rlier to comment on the social or economic, but to the point. in regards to the 50 billion given to ukraine, how can america come up with $50 billion to get to ukraine and watch people walk around homeless and starving in america? what is the justification? what is the explanation, i would like to know. host: with 50 additional funding attached to this government funding bill. it is one of the things congress put into the veil to keep the government going. friday midnight is when the government shutdown would happen unless a deal is reached. this is arnold in texas. republican. in morning. caller: good morning. i would like to say the open border situation is starving because of the fentanyl that is coming across the border that has killed people. there are lots of people who are friends of these people. i do not understand this open border policy that the democrats have come up with. thank you very much. host: roosevelt in brooklyn. caller: good morning. i'm calling in reference to st