elliot page's visibility is a reminder we belong in the world, elliot's conversation with oprah willo the unnecessary and harmful legislation attempting to exclude transpeople from public life and for that we are grateful for his voice. the oprah conversation is now available on apple tv plus. >>> and we're going to switch gears and go upstairs to rob for a look at the forecastment >> good morning, guys. trying to hit every pocket of the country. south florida where there was a brush fire, wildfire that broke out yesterday. 2500 acres in homestead. there you see pretty aggressive flames and some smoke got into some of the suburbs of miami not too far from homestead as you know. 15% containment. not quite under control just yet. not the highest fire weather problems over there but obviously they got that. midwest is where we expect to see more in the way of fire danger today. dry conditions, some wind, but really the heat is going to be building across especially the southwest and midsection of the country, near 90 degrees expected there today. >>> good saturday morning here we are in

elliot and his great niece, mary elliot is with us now.tional museum of african-american history and culture. mary, thank you so much for being with us on this very important day. tell us a little bit about your family's story and what it was for your uncle to own this business and so many others. >> so my uncle had eight siblings and they migrated from mississippi to indian territory, which wasn't a state yet until 1907. they migrated in the 1890s. and they saw indian territory as a frontier for freedom. as many black people did at that time. and they opened several businesses, owned several hundred acres of land, and ultimately, they planned to move into tulsa to open their second business. their second department store. they owned a hotel, a theater, a bank, and a major department store in muskogee, and they opened the second one in tulsa. the second one in tulsa he worked with a gentleman named esty hooker. he maintained that branch. these men worked and thrived and, you know, it's unfortunate that what happened on may 31st in 1921 des

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joining us now, elliot williams and cnn contributor and donald trump biographer. i want to start with you. clearly something has changed. the state attorney's office has looked at this as a civil matter. now it's criminal. what does this tell you? >> you know those pictures of memes online of how it started and how it ended, remember, this started, the president's legal woes looking into stormy daniels and payments to porn stars and now it's blown up into what looks like a major financial investigation. what it appears to be doing, john, is in the course of investigating civil wrongs found something that didn't look right and appeared to have some sort of criminal element to it and brought the dchl a.'s office in. it, in effect, helps both offices out. >> and, michael. i imagine there are more than a few people who are looking that and are worried. explain how the trump organization is structured and who might be kind of fearful that this investigation has gone from civil to criminal. >> well, within the trump organization there's always been this effort to allen

. >> elliot joins me live from jerusalem. good to see you. this isn't over yet, we have to say, of course. what did netanyahu's rivals need to do next toic ma the coalition government reality? what is netanyahu's next move to likely stop this? >> reporter: rosemary, they said a week is a long time in politics, don't they? i guess israelis this week it will seem like an eternity. there are practical things that need to be done and many things that can derail the potential of this coalition government. so, first of all, the various parties are negotiating among themselves the intricacies of how it works. they were up until 3:00 a.m., we are told, they are making good progress. then before midnight on wednesday, israel time, about 5:00 p.m. eastern time on wednesday, they go to the president and say, yes, i've done it. i've got a coalition government that can command the support of more than half the lawmakers in the israeli parliament. it will be up to a week in which they have to fight on whether the coalition government will stand or not. the

that was elliot higgins. right, i can't put this off any longer.emember kenyon lee, yeah? the tiktoker who guessed your height from an online video. yeah, so the problem is the video that he chose was my ice bucket challenge video from years ago, which, if you haven't seen, well, you're probably one of the lucky ones. i've seen it...and i can't unsee it. # ijust can't get enough of you...# um, i was trying to raise money for a good cause, in memory of some good people, and so i decided to go full outrageous and i kind of forgot that the internet never forgets. this you? ok, here comes kenyon�*s video. well, i guess this pic's not that much better. i decided to find spencer's height using this panel from his ice bucket challenge. i overlapped these two frames in photoshop and marked the top of his head and scaled his height using the pixels of the bucket. first, we're going to divide the height of the bucket by 134 and multiply that number by 838 to be left with 68.79 inches, or about 5'8" and 4/5 inches which translates to about 174.75cms. anyway,

with elliot not liking it. very often people disagree, but the prosecutor doesn't want the evidence out there which is only really okay when he doesn't want to chill his own investigation. that's clearly not his motivation. that's not what's happening here. to justify why everything is okay and not giving you the best basis to draw the conclusion, what does that mean in terps of what the cops need to have confidence from the community? >> that's destroyed. i honestly feel that way right now. he's done so much from transparency to just his actions. the video should have been released. release it. you can't take snippets and say our guys did what they were supposed to do and you should applaud them. no. we have to look at the entire incident beginning to end and that's not being done. >> just to be fair to the officers, because he just put out clips that make them look bad. you know what i mean. their officers are saying, whoa. let me tell you what happened. i ran out there. i can see in his eye, he was coming ri

cnn legal analyst elliot williams joins us with more.ally said that was justified? >> a couple things. number one, they can sue under their own capacity under federal law, 983 suit, that the officers were acting under color of state law and violated his civil rights. look, also the justice department itself can bring criminal charges here. the challenge is that that's just a really high standard and burden to meet, to bring a criminal charge, the justice department has to establish that officers willfully set out to violate someone's civil rights, willfully set taught to use excessive force, and that's just really, really hard to prove in case like this, particularly where it all happens very quickly. we'll see. again, there's the justice department bringing criminal charges and the personal lawsuit are both avenues for the family. >> let me ask you about what to most people or some people seems leak a conflict here. the da yesterday said the actions of the deputies were justified and reasonable, but now i want you to listen positive she

you can hear the emotion in elliot's voice and what it means to young transgender kids. >> not just theme place in life he is now. >>> dylan joins us, we turn eyes to the kentucky derby. if there are heavy winds, they hope it is at the horses' backs. >> i was going to keep my hat on, but hard to point at the map with that on my head. 73 degrees, mostly sunny. it looks fantastic in louisville for today. we are going to see warmer temperatures, just farther to the west of kentucky. north platte, nebraska, 93 today. omaha, 92. minneapolis, 83. temperatures are running 20 to 30 degrees above average. on sunday, we'll see warmer temperatures move into chicago, st. louis, cincinnati, pittsburgh, all in the upper 70s, lower 80s. d.c., 86, hartford up to 75 sunday. going into next week, a cool down from 81 monday to 68 tuesday and wednesday in st. louis. chicago in the 50s for tuesday. we're at that time of year to get warm days and chilly days and then it >>> cool and cloudy right now but we will get some peeks of sunshine for the afternoon. temperatures expected to top out in the upper 60s an

michael elliot, cuevas's attorney, joins me now. counselor, thank you. >> you are very welcome.you. where is the cat at? >> well, we're all looking for the cat. i think the cat is hiding in a tree, like you said. i'm not sure but we are all looking for him very diligently. >> why doesn't cuevas know where the cat is? >> well, because he took it to the owner and the owner's now run and hid because the whole world is looking for him, that's why. >> does cuevas know how to help find the guy? >> i think he could help, yes. and cuevas has been trying, very dili diligently trying. and right now, we have gotten threats and all kind of other things to back off and close our mouth. i think we are ruffling some feathers. i'm not sure. >> you say cuevas didn't run. the off-duty cop says he did run. the cop shows up while he is driving away and supposedly, according to the off-duty cop drove over the neighbor's lawn trying to be evasive. why do you believe he wasn't running away with the cat? >> well, this is the same cop now that testified today and admitted that he tampered with evidence.

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i'm a mini elliot in the 2009 cable. those in wiki leaks in israeli army official was recorded admitting these really use of attack drones in operation cast lit. he told the us ambassador in television that the us he had shot at to come us fighters. the israeli drains program is still classified. it is completely classified. israeli government refuses to this day even to acknowledge the program. as far as i know, there's not a single image of an armed israeli drive in the public domain. i think that's remarkable that they've been able to keep that answered the public high for so many years. but what we do know about it is that there are 2 unmanned aircraft. the israel uses with weapons. one is the heroine. the other is the hermes, my understanding that both essays have been weaponized and both of those have been used in drain, strikes, dating back to 2004. probably how many joint strikes have taken place since then? dozens, hundreds. there isn't any consistent data that we have many media monitoring organizations watchin

play but sanders jaw i'll follow with the hit on the team blessing seattle will get the yellow card elliot's will get a set piece but they just don't capitalize on it so no no as we head into halftime 2nd half so much more seattle's here for just a minute corner marking the nikkei 2 out followed with a cross. that header get seattle on the board 1st one that's his 1st ever m.l.s. goal wild am and we had a chance to look on the replay again though it is a clean corner in arriaga just gets a touch no one at the far post just keep it 73rd minute we go those down there are going to strike again. diaz pressure rolled on look and here he is the man of the hour going to head it in to make it a 2 no game and when you get a chance to look back at it after he's run screaming like an eagle the replay shows just perfect setup here is part of a 3 man team who are taking it absolutely down the pitch alex rolled on and the other rules on link up and he has it right in and shows are final as when number 6 the west coast leaders it is a rare season manila where you have las. who in m.l.s. usually is a pretty

that was elliot higgins. i cannot put this off any longer. time to go back to kanyon lee.person. the problem is... the video he chose was my ice bucket challenge from years ago, which, if you have not seen, well, you are probably one of the lucky ones. i have seen it. i can't un—see it. # ijust can't get enough of you.# i was trying to raise money for a good cause so i decided to go full outrageous and i kind of forgot that the internet never forgets. ok, here it comes. i decided to look at the ice bucket challenge. i overlapped these two frames and marked the top of his head and scaled his height. this translate to... that translates to 174.757 to centimetres. there was a point to all of this. did he get your height right? he said 174.75. let's have a look. oh, wow, 175! not bad, not bad at all. not bad considering he did that from the dimensions of a bucket! yeah, good thing he didn't use a 3.5 inch floppy disk! hello, and welcome to the week in tech. it was the weak us ridehailing firm lyft was sold to toyota for $550 million. and tiktok said it would open a european tr

let's bring in journalist elliot gotkin in jerusalem for us. good to see you, elliot.gs, as perhaps you can see, here, at the israeli parliament in jerusalem flying at half mast. and many-more funerals set to take place here on sunday. all of the 45 bodies have been identified. many have already been released for burial, in accordance with jewish tradition, which requires burial as quickly as possible. there are still a dozen people ill, in hospital. two of them, seriously. and we also understand, at cnn, that five of the dead are, in fact, u.s. citizens, as well. so, a lot of sorrow, lot of sadness, here, in israel. and questions being asked, of course, as to how this could have happened. >> yeah. and when it comes to the investigation, i mean, how -- how much of an issue is the fact that there were so many warnings over the years, that exactly this sort of tragedy could easily happen, and, of course, now it has. i mean, this wasn't a mystery to a lot of people. >> indeed. it seems, to all intents and purposes, that it was an accident waiting to happen. i mean, take t

hello there, mr elliot. hey, andrew hall with the top stories for you here on our aaron. israel continues to bomb areas across the gaza strip, to crowded districts and job aliya and south tall. we have been targeted across the enclave. 231. people have now been killed in the past 11 days. out of the are self . what are lute as in gaza for us? he explains how these bombings are affecting the population there. in the last couple of days there's something new we, we don't know, and we're not sure if this is a new strategy.

he has been voted nascar's most popular driver, chase elliot, the son of bill elliot.a-cola 600 you will see later on fox. most races are run on mile 1/2 tracks. if you do well here you should be around for the championship and this race is the ultimate test of speed and endurance. changing from day tonight where you start it around six, the speeds get a little bit greater. when usually the drivers tend to be more tired. it makes for an exciting finish after a long night of racing. will: chase elliot, denny hamlin, joey logano, kyle larson, a lot of names to watch today. chris, thanks for talking to us this morning. >> okay. have a good holiday weekend. will: you bet. fox bet super 6 app is giving you a chance to win clint boyer's brand new camping world rv and $25,000. download the app. pick six race out comes. opt in for your shot to win. free to play. don't miss out. >>> he led the most decorated ops unit during the iraq war. the navy seal commander jocko willink joins us with his memorial day message coming up. ♪ the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. an

vaccination are you surprised by how simple we're being told it is the gene elliot the vaccine so that it can cope with one new variant after another. well the the very virus 7 the vaccines against this virus have been developed with specific parts of the virus in mind for example spike is quite pretty on surface where a lot of our antibodies effectively target the virus because that virus is also escaping and mutating. by make bike acquiring numbers of different mutations and the vaccines can beam modify because all they are about are pieces of the genetic code so the actual making of new versions is not technically challenging but the key thing is whether they remain safe and efficacious which requires more degree of testing in the real barrier really is how much extra testing do you need to do for a new vaccine that's just been modified from the previous ones you need to do a big trial or can you test it in simple and here's all animal models you know those are the questions that we need to be answered on obviously we don't want to deter anyone from taking their vaccinations but obv

that was elliot higgins. right, i can't put this off any longer.e video from years ago, which, if you haven't seen, well, you're probably one of the lucky ones. i've seen it...and i can't unsee it. # ijust can't get enough of you...# um, i was trying to raise money for a good cause, in memory of some good people, and so i decided to go full outrageous and i kind of forgot that the internet never forgets. this you? ok, here comes kenyon's video. well, i guess this pic's not that much better. i decided to find spencer's height using this panel from his ice bucket challenge. i overlapped these two frames in photoshop and marked the top of his head and scaled his height using the pixels of the bucket. first, we're going to divide the height of the bucket by 134 and multiply that number by 838 to be left with 68.79 inches, or about 5'8" and 4/5 inches which translates to about 174.75cms. anyway, there was a point to all of this! did he get your height right? well, yes, good point, let's find out. what did he say? he said 174.75. let's have a look. oh, w

. >> elliot, hi. what more do we know about the targeting of that building? is the idf likely to offer any proof as the ap and others have requested? >> reporter: they haven't done so so far. we did reach out to them and they said they weren't adding to what they had said already about the building housing hamas military assets. the idf is coming under pressure from the ap to provide evidence as to whether indeed there were hamas military intelligence assets in that building. the foreign press association has expressed concern and dismay at what happened in the gaza strip with that building. but i think what this also does show because obviously the idea that there was the associated press, al jazeera and other media organizations in that building, i think what this shows is its willingness to attack targets that it feels will help it meet its objectives, no matter the fallout. you're probably not going to get much worse fallout from the international press by leveling the building housing some of the international press. in terms of those objectives, they ar

is like a relic of the old george w bush years, and dick cheney, and people like bill crystal, and elliot abrams. the conservatives are gone. it's not about your voting record. it's about allegiance and loyalty to donald trump. so the battle in the country is democracy versus authoritarianism now. >> if they stand for anything, look, there are insurrectionists who believe the election was stolen by people of color in large urban areas. jewish space lasers, lies on top of lies. no real policies, just appearing on fox news and other conservative sites. is there a backbone to the republican party? do they believe in anything except for selfishness? >> i think they believe in donald trump. it really is -- he's the -- considered the savior. >> so they believe in nothing. >> they believe in nothing. just -- we see it, don, and dictatorships around the world, we just didn't see it here. we had the demagogues. huh a louis long in louisiana. and joe mccarthy was a senator, not a u.s. president. but trump, i thought would be a deflated figure at best. january 6th was a couple months ago. but he's t

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. >> missy elliot, jenelle monet. fishbone and outkast. in paintings.films like "the black panther" and "brother from another mother." black folks that refuse to be restricted. get on the mother ship. let's go. >> i'm having some virtual reality low self-esteem. >> i met with this comic book creator and come pick book artist to talk about the power of afro futurism. >> there is a version that a lot of people think about, envisioning a fantastic sci-fi future that features black people of all shapes and sizes and, you know, well, wauconda. thankfully, the black panther movie. yes. >> a lot of times comic books are in games and toys are those gateway drugs to get kids and young adults into the idea of science and technology. >> characters redefine what being black means. >> they do heal, but not by magic, by technology. >> welcome to your digital world. it looks like if i live here, i'm single. i got some tech money because there is a lot of space. oh, my hand. oh, i got a white hand. >> there you go. we're going to talk about why you have white hands? th

elliot, masqded ott and veto the clippers and clippers once down 19 won the game.orris hit a corner pocket three. instead of being down three love, l.a. won 118-108 and cut the lead to 2-1. a former sharks coach behind the bench, had to be loving this. this is game seven. look at the golden knight star. he fell down scoring his third goal of the game. that eliminated minnesota in the first round game seven decider. vegas won 6-2 to give colorado next round. that should get your saturday morning going. hold on, uncle vern is coming back later in the day with more >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, young oakland teen making history today. his inspiring achievements and how he is breakiat. ho ea was it to invent babies? >> the popular '90s cartoon getting a reboot. we speak to the stars behind the rug rats gang and find out attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got compreh

this is after we learned that elliot management is taking advantage of this dip to buy 200 million sharesto bloomberg. this is after another fund manager said she has bought oaf 1.3 million shares twitter says it will open its spaces to every user and let users sell tickets to live audio chats. what's the big game plan here? >> i think this is really big deal that twitter is now saying we are not just a platform for people communicating via text. we want to be an audio platform as well. the fact they will allow users to sell tickets opens new revenue streams down the road. they will have paid tickets to get into an audio space. this means that twitter is very serious about diversifying its revenue stream which is of great interest to investors. >> steve, is it going to work? >> first of all, it's not just about diversifying they made a goal to double users and refr venue within the next couple of years. we'll see a lot of stuff trying on will this work i don't know it will depend on if they can get some really good people to start charging tickets maybe people pay to hear an elo flelom mu

so did elliott kind of different constituents >> well, for fundamental reasons, i care more about elliot'shat took the elevator up and took the elevator down to use these terms we sometimes use, but the stock was a rocket both out of two earnings quarters ago and also investor day when we talked about new products and doubling revenue. the ad space for all of the social media, i think has a tremendous tailwind. twitter is making moves. after the sell-off, it's been ugly, ugly but this is a stock, i think, with enormous value and got a lot of scars on it over the last month and a half to show for it. >> let's wrap it up here with 10 national that is down a whopping 46% from the 62 week high trade it or fade it? >> trade it but i would have said this 15% or 20% ago i'm surprised how poorly it's traded when the announcement came out, i thought penn would do really well and for a day or so, traded since but this tailwind is not going away listen, the stock has been awful, but i think you've got to step in and trade it here. >> your take on penn >> i'm going to say fade it. i'll take the other

elliot gotkine joining us live from jerusalem. many thanks. more than a third of the u.s. population is now fully vaccinated against covid-19. over 114 million americans in all according to the latest data from the cdc. and almost half of those eligible have received at least one shot. while many americans still need to get vaccinated, dr. anthony fauci says the country is moving in the right direction. >> if we get, which we will, to the goals that the president has established, namely if we get 70% of the people vaccinated by the 4th of july, one single dose, and even more thereafter, you may see blips but if we handle them well it is unlikely that you'll see the kind of surge that we saw in the late fall and the early winter. >> dr. fauci also told abc news he's open to relaxing indoor masking rules as more americans get vaccinated. former fda chief scott gottlieb is on the same page. >> covid won't disappear. we're going to have to learn to live with it. but the risk is substantially reduced as a result of vaccination, as a result of immunity people acquired through pr

former federal prosecutor elliot williams is here with us.this is what i would call a case of first impression. i've never seen it before and i'm trying to wrap my head around it. i get that they provided an invaluable service. they stood up, they took note, they were willing to testify. but are we somehow setting a dangerous precedent here ? misbehavior but really isn't. it's just people engaging in almost a new kind of economy. like you said, it's a case of first impression. we're just beginning to see it for the first time. >> well, i fully acknowledge that if you were to say it's a problem, i don't know how we'd police it. i don't know how you prevent it. but i'm worried about the future high-profile case where maybe there's a witness who's going to offer testimony that is against popular sentiment. and now they think to themselves, boy, that could ruin a later payday. i get it, if they lie and you can prove it, you can charge them with perjury, but that's a hard thing to prove in many instances.s. >> the issue here is crowd funding. the

elliot williams is here with us. counselor, this is what i would call a case of first impression. and i'm trying to wrap my head around it. i get that they provided an invaluable service. they stood up, they took note, they were willing to testify. but are we somehow setting a dangerous precedent here? >> you know, michael, in the grand scheme of things that ail our criminal justice system, this is not the hill to die on, i think. just increasingly our world is seeing crowd funding as a way of people giving money back and forth to each other. think about all the people you've heard of who have had cancer or lost a job or something like that. it's just becoming a norm in society. now, with respect to witness system, there's a lot of ways to ensure that the law ensures the witnesses are being honest and candid and truthful on the stand. number one, if a witness lies they can be charged with perjury. number two, if someone is seen as bribing or paying off a witness, they can be charged with a crime. number three, if it turns out somebody has behaved improperly in the process, then yo

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we want to go to elliot in tel aviv.hat you're seeing on the streets there. >> reporter: my part of town, i should say that it's reasonably calm, although the sirens sounded by my count around about five times. the first time was around about half past 8:00, quarter to 9:00, local time. i got my children out of bed, went down to the shelter. we heard a number of loud booming sounds overhead which is usually the sound of the iron dome missile defense system intercepting rockets. we came back up and 30 seconds later the sirens went again. so i think they went on and off about five times. there were several loud booms. we felt the windows in my living room shake from the kind of sound waves from the missiles being -- from the rockets being intercepted by iron dome. but you know, once the sirens have stopped, i should say that things do seem to return to normal. you see cars going on the streets, although you're not seeing very many people out there as most people are staying close by to their shelters in case the sirens go

he elliot, you get out. don't even come through my house. scene drew. numerous onlookers, including sandra jones, who had heard about the shooting on tv after she called to see if a friend of e t. a worker was okay. another alert. i heard the helicopter going and going and going after some things up, and then i said, wow, that's well, just let me come down here. check it out. while there she thought about the so many others who are not coming home. i'm praying for the families because you know you don't get up in the morning to come to work, and then all of sudden they don't come home because somebody else decides to take their life. it's really sad. around, i think now what you're looking at is some video that was shot by mr saz security system. this is cassidy across the street, getting ready to go to work. now we've been we've blown it up simply so you can see because it was a much wider shot. but we wanted you to see this. and shortly after that he went down to the beach to and committed mass murder and they murdered himself. but this is what the ca

many elliot in 2009 cable. those, the weekly leaks in israeli army official was recorded admitting these of the use of attack drones in operation cast lit. he told the us ambassador in television that the us he had shot at to come us fighters. the israeli drains program is still classified. it is completely classified it, israeli government refuses to this day even to acknowledge the program. as far as i know there's not a single image of an armed israeli drive in the public domain. i think that's remarkable that they've been able to keep that answered the public eye for many years. but what we do know about it is that there are 2 unmanned aircraft. the israel uses with weapons. one is the heron. the other is the hermes, my understanding that both essays have been weaponized and both of those have been used in drain, strikes, dating back to 2004. probably how many joint strikes have taken place since then? dozens, hundreds. there isn't any consistent data that we have many media monitoring organizations watchin

more people understood it when elliot spitzer was the attorney general who threatened to use it a lotause of this murky element to it that you don't really have to show knowing, willing, intentional conduct. if they were generally aware of it, it may fly under the martin act. and number one, you don't have to intend to commit fraud. but if fraud happens and you knew of the conduct that was resulting in the fraud you are probably going to be guilty of the martin act. i think by bringing the attorney general's -- that tool with the district attorney is investigating, i think when you put the two together it is really a potent, potent weapon for them both and it also makes an awful lot of sense to share resources. it would be silly to bring two separate cases. one for the ag, one for the new york attorney general. when you put all that together, when you have a broader jurisdiction both under the law and a broader venue and you can get more acts into one case. so that may be what they were thinking about when they joined forces. >> that's the last thing i wanted to ask you about because

drivers, >> and they did, with rain forcing the race early. 25-year-old driver chase elliot still gott starts your week off right. >>> and speaking of fast cars, the ninth installment in "the fast and furious" franchise racing into first place at the global box office. "f9" as it's being fast and furious" racing into first place at the global box office. vin diesel, ludacris, along with helen mirren and charlize theron, and it has already made an astounding $162.4 million during the film's international opening weekend. the biggest box office opening since the pandemic began, and "f9" is the fit vi open since "avengers: endgame." it does not hit theaters in the u.s. until next month on june 25th. hollywood hoping though the early success of this movie signals the beginning of a comeback for the entire film industry. we all are hoping that. >>> and finally this morning, guys, check out this high school softball player's amazing catch in the utah aaaa state championships. the batter smashes the ball, but no problem for center fielder olivia taylor. the senior going airborne over the bac

should have been but yes, in this case, it has been quite a turn-around for softbank we've seen that elliot has been a big beneficiary. they got in the stock. they want bigger buybacks. overall shareholders may still be clamoring for even more, given the returns, given the gains that they have recorded at the vision fund, but overall, the arm deal, jim, you have to wonder about that. masa did not have much to say on the conference call. given u.k. greaters. >> nvidia reports at the end of may. and find out what their plan is. the stock is not that hurt more hurt by multiple contraction. >> and nvidia is in a deal to acquire arm and the fate of the deal is very much uncertain as a result of regulatory opposition from the u.k. and others as well. >> they're still confident in nvidia. >> they are trying to figure out a way to get it done >> carl, once again, what's leading? so we've got goldman sachs, a higher rate play perceived to be -- i'm calling it the break powell play >> break powell. >> and caterpillar because it's cash-erpillar. >> do you like that? >> wall street, what passes for wal

following drivers who will finish in the worst position at the coca-cola 600 martin truex junior trace elliotquestion. carley: i'm routing for all of them. they are all going to tie for first. >> well, there are your questions, guys. i hope everybody plays. download the app. and play fox bet super 6. will: easy to play difficult to win. steve: absolutely free. download it today. all right, tommy, thank you very much. all right, it is coming up on 8:00 in the east and this is hour three of "fox & friends" for this memorial day >> today, president biden will unveil his $6 trillion budget. >> the new york post take a look right here. hog wild. >> he's essentially saying deficits do not matter. will: today house members will introduce legislation to create a commission on covid-19. >> president xi has committed criminal behavior in covering this up and the evidence is getting more compelling to that fact. >> e-mails from hunter biden's laptop show that the then-vice president had dinner with his son's foreign business associates. >> i think people ought to be very concerned about it. >> iran, hey

carlos: el actor elliot publica su primera fotografÍa como hombre. estoy mÁs en el revoltillo.es gracias a lactaid®... ...es 100% leche de verdad, sin lactosa... y por eso es tan fácil de digerir. deja que tus mañanas suenen como una canción. prueba lactaid®. 100% leche de verdad, sin lactosa. satcha: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene, a esta hora aclaramos en vivo todas tus dudas sobre cÓmo serÁ el regreso a clases presenciales en los dos distritos escolares mÁs grandes del paÍs, nueva york y los Ángeles. alan: en la mira la mujer que entra al habitable de un mono en un zoolÓgico, primero pierde su trabajo y ahora enfrentarÍa todo el peso de la ley y sabrÁs la insÓlita razÓn por la que entra al lugar. satcha: salen a la luz nuevas imÁgenes de jennifer lÓpez mientras usa el reloj que ella le dio cuando fueron novios la primera vez. alan: jorge ramos viene a lanzar aquÍ su nuevo libro o y no tiene idea que lo va a entrevistar aquÍ en vivo hoy. bienvenidos a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] [mÚsica] karla: muy buenos dÍas martes 25 de mayo de 2021. satcha: en insta