today i heard of actually from the head of r e e. jack iran increase. he said 2 words increase its ambitious and the capacity in january area. i didn't like the word ambitions because he is the head of a neutral international organization. and he should not use this word be shown a says something and belong to, to people, how it was our thinking. and you can not use iran by saying use words and be sure. yeah that's, it's a leading word, isn't it? and just then on that other issue, if we could turn to the potential nuclear attack planned on china in the late 19 fifties, which of course would have a devastating consequences when you, when you read about revelation, high surprised where you bronchitis, biggie, i'm surprised, i probably didn't hear that before what i had actually a golf course, u. s. was about to use nuclear. we put in cooper crisis, not china. but it is not the only country who sort of are with using extra new objects. we still remember in 1973 during the sober war between israeli and our countries is there. when you the last 2 days, where

e . still moore's love jack. the response seems to be that they decided they can bride a humanist and religious billings and use them as a pretext to wage a war that actually has completely different real reasons. obviously jane was the subset this debbie there is this, is she of national self expression in eastern ukraine? this is the real issue jane. yeah. not, not love us daughter. a start a new grade. and daddy, i live up grossi in as up and make for this is also true for western ukraine that i think russia never said it didn't want an independent process in ukraine with it was, it did not want the country to become a grand to launch. and offensive, but it does when you annisa my, they are and hushing up all of ukraine's problems. move up shows up on the group. i got over old. there isn't a single mansion of negative aspect, slight ukrainian that says in western propaganda morley. i have one last question about propaganda coincidentally about in his speech announcing the start of the special operation in ukra

to day look again, but what was the response to these neil liberal globally as challenges e still moore's love jack. the response seems to be that they decided they can bride a humanist and religious feelings and use them as a pretext to wage a war that actually has completely different real reasons. a gen lucy, subset this debbie there is this, is she of national south expression in eastern ukraine? this is the real issue here. jane. yeah, no, not love us, don't you? is that a new grind it that a i live up rossi in as up next. this is also true for western ukraine that i see russia never said it didn't one an independent process in ukraine. what i feel grain, it was, it did not want the country to become a ground to launch an offensive. i annisa my they are hushing up all of ukraine's problems. move up ships up on the group again over. ready there isn't a single mention of the negative aspect, slight ukrainian masters in western propaganda. holy, i have one last question about propaganda. coincidentally, that was in his speech financing the start of the special operation in ukraine. president puti

e morning at palo verde valley. >> are you down on 27th avenue. >> jack syler's day is just getting started. the heat. >> so does alfalfa. once mature it's mowed and bailed for shipment. this batch is headed. >> to a farm. it's a hot commodity. >> the last thing you do is givr to farmers to waste it by growig stuff in the desert that should never be grown. >> reporter: chris thornburg atc is an economist. the their biggest gripe, the amount of water they use. jack's farm with the right to use as much water as needed to grow the the whatever crop. at the time the federal government wanted to to feed and pop late pop pop e pop latepopulate the west. >> first in use, first in right. first in right. >> reporter: palo verde farmerse first to lay claim to the coloro river's water. meaning they're the last to be impacted by water restriction. bart and jake sell most of the hay they grow. >> the fact that they need to gw hay to feed cattle is nonsensic. >> reporter: the crop is bannede of water shortages there. >> i do not agree we should allw saudi arabia cattle and horses a a bigger reference to o

jack, i know you've spoken e and written a lot about this and about how especially in recent history, you'rery a student of history and a prolific reader and author. how general officers are no longer held accountable. as you say, they are promoted upward. what do youo say to the familis who are looking for that accountability as we wrap up here? well, that's what we owe not just those families, but futuren generations as well. erwe fail to take these lessonsn and apply those lessons going forwardd g as wisdom than those deaths have been in vain. so th that's what we really owe them is to apply those lessons going forward as wisdom. but we can look back we can w look back to what was our country like before 1947 and after 1947, we stopped holding our senior military leaders accountable for whatever reasoneaou after worldr two, george marshall did it before world war two all d through world war two. put those generals and admirals all those names that we know today as those who led us to victory. we all know those names aftere world war two, we stopped firing those admirals and those g

e. it'll say you only do what you me every everywhere. right. name kelly grey jack. nice clothes, hotel, dean. so i will be at just on the real page really just kept calling me or you're from golf game with your fuel, treatable thing with voices. they still continuing to hold the session tedious. iranians also law up was get, would get to work with out those, get them on the piece to co, could get to the party, to east to grains of little grains for you leave today. can you, me, when you're here to fix you? i'm gonna forward you thought it will go in the mid i said you need to when you tell me when you need to sniff boucher to the such. i see what he's squeamish. no, not as a to human latonia. cool. you crazy them. you nice can william to auto store come up when it, when you come to pick up a good me, especially not cedar moving the with each one me and the secondary and i will see what they are still later. notable se did, than you know couldn't, but yeah. can you be, do is you can think of it, he made a national put g o you think eating now 6 months, so as a creatu

he joins us from there . jacking me ask you, we've heard it, joseph barrell, they're speaking about how e defense ministers will assist you. great. what exactly did they agree upon in today's meeting? over more they've essentially done is told joseph around the foreign policy on the european union that they can start. and the quote was defining the parameters of or any potential e you training mission. the ukraine would look like there was some expectation that potentially they could sign off and give the green light for a training mission to start being put together. but it didn't, they didn't go that far. what they said is that it can start being sort of drawn up . what exactly it might look like. this is important and the ukrainians, a cooling fridge. in fact, the ukrainian defense minister also joined that meeting by video link. and they're saying what they need specifically is training on 3 things. medical training, training for snipers and also de mining that these are fundamental things that the, that the military needs. the question is how would the operation look now? the you doe

e, a should be there immediately. i mean, there should be an all hands on jack's desktop, 5 kind of level of getting people in there determining very quickly exactly who's doing it and making them stop. you know, again if, if it's miss targeted, rush and shelling that needs to stop, but i think it makes a lot more sense that ukrainians are shelling, trying to attack this facility, trying to perhaps drive russian soldiers out of there so that they can retake the facility the a, the international community, the united states government ought to be stepping up and making it clear that they know who's doing it, and they're going to hold them accountable. so up until this point, the u. s. media has been systematically accusing russia of showing the plan. now how come its own state department? the us state department is not so sure. because i think the state department knows the answer and the us media is just repeating what, what they're being told. you know, from the, from the beginning, the u. s. media has really kind of advocated any journalistic integrity, integrity, the sounds like, which is why you've seen propaganda from bot

. >> i learned years ago from the great late jack bogle, one is earnings growth, two is dividends, three is the p/e ratio onsh the speculative premium that people are willing to pay if you look at the great companies, the great companies in semiconductors. i would include amd, micron, i would include nvidia in there, their earnings are still growing very nicely, aren't they, vijay? >> yes. >> to the extent they have dividends, they're still paying them, aren't they? what has changed is the peck latif premium. over time, do you not expect investors are willing -- are going to want to pay more for that dependable stream of earnings for those quality companies? >> yeah, most definitely thanks for that question i think the paradigm and landscape has changed quite a bit, but they definitely look for -- the names you mentioned -- amd, nvidia, qualcomm, broadcom -- these are all leaders in the space, and names that investors flock to. so, i think once that disruptive technology, the strength is there, the road map is there, then investors go down and look at valuations, and so i think -- i do agree that o

so, it will change the equation for e-book deduct 30% of your solar panel project with these things can cost $20000 at the significant amount of money. jack not to do so would never happen to know a solar skeptic he sitting right over here. andrew barrett what is wrong with home solar? >> solar is great. it's better done on a big scale by utilities than by individual homeowners were less efficient and more expensive to do it that way. and it tends to benefit wealthy homeowners remain on the grid and freeload off lower income people have to maintain it. jack: based on the new bill would you be buying solar stocks question requested much of the by electric utilities which i think among the best place in the growth of renewables in the next decade. jack: carlton new incentives for electric vehicles, same question to you. to these make electric deals vehicles a better deal for weathered able to buy went and what assuming for the investment case for tesla? what some little bit nervous to be falling andrew here. [laughter] i was to the devils in in the details on the new plan. the new planet does open up a number of vehicles that had ernie met

e teacher. we will talk about a path not taking. the physical education, jack and why a lot of these folks who became so important in the fitness industry at the 19 80s, and remain so today, why didn't they be competing jurors. it is not, like most historical phenomena, nearly a result of individual decision. but, there are structural factors that work, too. and so i am excited to get into that intersection there. because it is one of those cases that is just, for me, i didn't anticipate that aspect of the story coming up in my research, but it started to come bubbling up through oral histories, as i mentioned. and then it was broadened by some archival work which we'll talk about. then we can conclude at the end, always, with so what? why do we care? why is this more than just a little foray into the curiosity of fitness history. well, i think it is about more than that. i hope at the end you will to. okay, so let's get started. let's just recap a little bit about what's going on last. we there's a lot going on in the world. we talked about was going on in the

jack. i'll walk. ah oh. movies i live. i just give them up until i come in at $230.00 and then you come down below, which was interesting. so in u. e. retros go down up here to dakota. she talks to portions dad's watching daughters from the road of life foundation went to the lou guns region where they were in great demand. ah, even in peacetime homes and rehabilitation centers with the disabled. like somewhat behind the times in terms of medical advancements, essential drugs and doctors, us guess thank you mom and hurting him at betty now to dylan. so, but i am on the money in years and you can now step each did it by checkups. you will hear marla. there thaw will get through there, but it should go to the station door, a smallish gift that none like i could hear a crash cicily keith was that she showed her locker with joe below. oh, wow. i ordered for lasha, a shoke, a daughter, a dollar a year that he got quite severely. no. now now did that. he still has some rebel what both are to skip a story. oh, nice. but he's no pressure l a d h could actually of course not him the video. now when it's a mobile mumbo musician, ear or the b

jack in the box. >> check out this penguin at the san francis r e san diego zoo.mp. so they put a little tiny orthotics on him and they clear that right up. and now he just like everybody else. oh, my god. that's amazing. maybe you could have a little hocus ruining us hiking, you know, because they have extra padding lucas is going to have to wear those special shoes for the rest of his life and zoo be zoo keepers will keep a close eye on him. >> so they can adjust it, you know, because in cases waddle changes over time. that's what areas. >> still to come on the kron, 4 morning news hitting cameras found in bay area. starbucks. we'll have a live report on the man responsible for installing them. and a woman is dead after she drank the dish washing liquid at a nursing home a nursing home says he was an accident. plus, a student who was shot at a middle school in oakland. what police know so far about that police know so far about that incident will be right back. you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got that bigg

e bikes are littering an east bay city. >> and behind the librarian's passion project. we're going to show you some of the unusual things she has found inside library books. >> i'm chief meteorologist jack beneri. we're stepping an of tropical storm jack and some monsoonal. we'll tell you what it all means coming up in about seven minutes. >>> okay they are sitting in a bike rack and not connected to an app. a east bay city is trying to fig tkwrur figure out how to remove bikes that aren't working anymore. after a smooth start the e bikes suddenly just stopped working this happened in june. we spoke to a resident who said his wife tried to use an e bike and it just wouldn't work. >> now seems to just be wasting space. it seems like a waste of time and energy. >> it was forced to crease cease operations in june because of a financial problem. >>> tonight sy pelosi pled not guilty. his lawyer today appeared in court entering the not guilty plea on pelosi's behalf. the district attorney says, this case has been disrupt i ive in her office in part because so many people have been calling her office . some have even threatened her staff. she says paul pelosi is being treated like any other p

because of the reconciliation process it means that more evs won't be available, further jacking up the prices of the eenergy appliance that's are covered by that bill so it doesn't help that much. ja.dagen: you're going to juice demand for something that is in short supply. they may as well well as handet airline vouchers. that's the i idiocy of a lot of what's in the bill. we're just getting started. coming up, the border crisis goes beyond border towns as more migrants are bussed into big blue cities that have claimed they are sanctuary cities. we talk about i then wisconsin senator ron johnson is here on the fallout from the raid of mar-a-lago as the white house claims the president has not been briefed on this unpress doesn'ted search -- unprecedented search. and oil prices seeing a decline but who gets the credit. energy secretary jenny granholm says it's all thanks to the president. we're going to talk about it. don't miss a moment of it. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ i have to celebrate you, baby. ♪ i have to praise you like i should. ♪ i have to praise you. ♪ i

plan remaining, jack and whoever gets in this war, suddenly resolve will be very happy to help huge generating station it's 20 percent of the capacity of creating a very valuable u. i. e, a conduct 2 kinds of inspections. one kind of inspection. they are going to do for sure, is look at nuclear materials accounting and see that the books are correct and that the inventories are correct. now you had about 4 times a year because of the war that has been interrupted. they also have the possibility of doing some kind of a special mission. those are not inspectors. there are people who chosen from the ranks or maybe a member states to go in the nation may live safety. we look at security gates and things like that. and they'll come back and make some observations, but they are not trained inspectors. like you would see, for example, a nuclear arms control treaty inspector, situation. russian president vladimir 13 has signed a decrease to increase the size of the armed forces. russian media reporting the strength will be expanded from 1900000 over 2000000. that includes an extra $137000.00 military personnel. the increase will come into effect for the 1st of january, next y

e powerline. >>> and today, the outer lands festival continues, and just like before the pandemic, massive crowds are having a good time at golden gate park. on the stage tonight is jacklow and green day. >> and we have been bfshgs and it is feeling amazing to be back. green day all the way. >> today is the final day, and post malone is going to be headlining. >>> don't forget it is bay area students are heading back to school, and we will be moving to new protocols and and the changes that you will need to keep in mind as your kids head back to class, and we will have the latest starting every morning at 4:00 to 7:00 each morning. my son is starting kindergarten, and i want to cry. and you, too. >> yes, and we will have some quality forecasts. san francisco to oakland with the highs today, and near 70 degrees. it should be in mid-70s near san jose and towards the tri valley to morgan hills, and near 80s and the temperatures are looking good with the numbers in mid- to upper 70s and looking at the seven-day forecast as the school is getting under way in the bay area, looking good. and thursday and friday, the temperatures may be climbing a little bit from thursday to

jack dorsey, dick costolo, the current ceo. howard: yeah. >> this is a huge problem for the country if true, again. howard: absolutely. but also et out of buying twitter. this must be manna from heaven for elon. >> yeah, it is. [laughter] it helps build his case. he didn't have much evidence. this guy apparently has 200 pages of stuff. so this is a pretty big deal. but i'll tell you for twitter this is more existential than elon musk. he could walk away from the deal and pay them a billion dollar break-up fee. that could happen and they lose a big payday. but if this is true, they're going to get charged with fraud. i mean, this is years and years of disclosures that said 5% or less are are bots -- howard: yeah. >> -- nothing more. and if it's a lot more -- howard: charlie, i've got half a minute. twitter's ceo says zatko was fired in january for poor performance and is pushing a false their -- narrative. is that standard for these companies? >> yeah, you hear it every time, and a lot of times they're right, that they are fired for good reasons. [laughter] i'm not saying this is the case. whistle-blowers are crazy, but that does