this is what fitzpatrick wants to see.e heavy volume, it would investors are selling, trading sideways is the hallmark of traders cashing out, not investors abandoning the company just traders. fitzpatrick says we need to see an upside breakout until the stock can move above its resistance, he thinks it is stuck in a holding pattern. i think the order is wrong, i think the stock goes higher. i think this is probably the two best of due apison seven. fitzpatrick, i am disagreeing with him. disney is not yet ready to roar i think it is ready to roar. i like what bob eicher had to say. he prefers alpha. i agree with that but then dave at the stop loss 1.15, no, i think it is going higher. i am going to marry from idaho. >> greetings from idaho, jim. i have a small position in apple and i noticed it is doing really well and at the end of july, it took quite a nosedive and i was wondering if things have changed and if i should buy, sell or hold. >> i want you to hold. a lot of people did not like the quarter and i think those p

toninight -- christine bararanski analyst for thursday night football, former nfl quarterback, ryan fitzpatrick all newew closer lolook featuring the 8g band with raghav mehrotra. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well, tonight. and if you don't mind, i'm gonna get to the news. president biden on thursday delivered a rare prime time address from philadelphia's independence hall, and not as i originally thought, the upside down? [ laughter ] that is a wild lighting choice i kept expecting him to be interrupted by vecna [ laughter ] president biden traveled to pittsburgh yesterday, which was his third trip to pennsylvania in less than a week. not to be outdone, dr. oz also made his third trip to pennsylvania [ laughter ] election day is nine weeks away, and only time will tell if republicans gain seats, or if it was rigged [ laughter ] president biden and first lady dr. jill biden are set to host the obamas on wednesday at the white house for the unveiling of their official portraits, and yo

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♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, christine buransky, ryan fitzpatrick, everybodyi want to thank raghav mehrotra and the 8g band. stay safe, get vaccinated. get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, there's a good chance it happened to you. car break-ins across the bay area are an epidemic. and they're not necessarily random break-ins. many cars are targeted. >> criminals are using tech devices that can tell what's inside your car without them looking inside. nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney how they are pulling off the rip-offs. >> reporter: the bay area is home to a number of breathtaking sights. one sight that will take your breath away for all of the wrong reasons is another break-in. tens of thousands of car break-ins in the bay area this past year. this one in oakland. this one the south bay. some san francisco tourists like alicia and family are just finding out. >> i've not heard that. i'm glad i ran into you. >> reporter: many car break-ins are not random. laptops, smartphones and tablets, when hidden or locked in a trunk,

steve fitzpatrick points out that montana uses renewable energy and argues further changes will have no bearing on, change. >> does not mean many to take steps that will cost people jobs. we are one million people. i think there is little i will have an impact. >> the plaintiffs are being represented by an origami based environmental law that has tried to bring similar cases in every state and against the federal government. montana is being represented by an attorney general. in a statement to the newshour, they said the actives are being manipulated. they say they are exploding kids including a four-year-old and eight-year-old to shut down responsible energy development. >> last week, claire took the stand and testified how a shrinking snowpack impacted her job and how wildfire smoke made it hard for her to run. >> if there is something i can do to protect the landscape that allowed me to be a strong individual, that is most important thing. >> she hopes the judge will rule that it's harming the environment and is unconstitutional. even though the ruling won't change the policy, th

notice a very largeed african-american mary fitzpatrick chris who is the nurse. and nobody else was there. there's another moment the car shows up. he said you are early. [laughter]ed don't know what was happening. and he kind of laughed it's kind of the conversation was going very nicely. shut up about 15 minutes late. because pretty soon and these questions and sent them on the ground level with the discussion. and the hour is up. he said you don't have to go you can stay longer because i have to go to the phone. i had spent days i wanted to be original. and so i started asking the question except i should tell you i did not ask the question that took the sheet of questions lead them and start answering them as you look at the list. at the beginning of the interview wants to give a copy of the question. an answer because that would take time. when rosalynn started telling kennedy. she starts telling so just gives a stern look. and said they had an hour. and proceeded to tell the story. it's not the kind of stuff. i could give up stories to but we will run out o

it's more difficult for players like matt fitzpatrick, for example, because he is a world tour player assured of his place, even if he hasn't qualified automatically as someone who made it through to the tour championship. effectively, luke donald will know, i think, eight of his team and has known that eight for quite some time. i think what we are looking at here it strikes me that really the worlds best golfers are either american and european and they are going to come to gather in rome and it really could be something special. some terrific golf coming up because it is also the solheim cup next month, the us captain stacy lewis say they will be underdogs as they take on europe in andalucia looking for their first win in three attempts. the american includes the world number one lilia vu, who claimed the british open title this month — her second major — iain carter also caught up with lewis who is wary of the stats. we are going overseas. we lost the last two and as they european team is really, really good, their top six is as good as they've ever been and we've got a tall task

matt fitzpatrick has the chance to seal his spot on the automatic qualifiers list for europe's ryderrory mcilroy, jon rahm, viktor hovland and tyrrell hatton have already secured automatic spots, with captain luke donald's picks to come on monday. and college volleyball in america attacted a world record attendance for a women's sporting event. 92,003 people packed into the memorial stadium in nebraska to see the �*huskers beat 0maha. 450 more than watched barcelona against real madrid at the camp nou last year. the belfast giants ice hockey team have named a new captain ahead of their champions league campaign. the giants won everything possible domestically last year, but went out of the champions league at the group stage. this year, however, with the new champions league format, they will play 6 group games rather than three and with 16 of the 24 teams progressing to the next round, will be eyeing up a chance we are going to actually play the finished team before but i expect them to be working very hard, very sound defensively and we will have to work for everything begat and we

michael fitzpatrick is a new york state's and women, if you try to intervene you don't lose your job. gist of it but explain to me what you are trying to do. >> great to be with you. i filed the bill to prevent determination, in the theft of merchandise, the establishment in which they work. i was moved to file the bill after reading a story in the new york post about a young lady who prevented a theft. she lost her job. no one should lose their job. neil: this is about protecting that employee and workers around them. >> that is legitimate concern. i have had an experience, love the target, and as i'm entering the store, fully loaded cart overloaded with boxes underneath, teaming with merchandise as i approached, started running faster out the door and i heard a security person call get security, get security, the guy ran by me and i instinctively turned around, chased the guy down, told him to let it go, told me to mind my own business, very deep voice, with both hands on the handlebar, said let it go. he ran away, brought the cart back in and security person was nice and she said w

this very large african-american woman opens up the door, turns out that was mary fitzpatrick who had been amy's nurse and nanny and sat down and jimmy carter showed up. he didn't speak to me. he said, you're early. and of course, i was terrified because i had always heard that if there's an appointment, he's not going to waste his time on you. and i didn't know what would happen if you were early. so i told him, i apologized and told him i'd be glad to wait until, you know, and he kind of laughed. he was kind of-- he sat down and then the conversation was going very nicely. and rosalynn showed up about 15 minutes late and of course, we had to-- i was asking, i had worked out my questions and it was one of the easiest interviews i've ever had because pretty soon i was a lot more at ease than i am now and i was calling him jimmy and rosalynn and they were answering the questions. he liked my questions because i was interested in carter the writer and that was right before he published his -- and got in on the ground level with the discussion of it and he hadn't been cleared up team --

brian fitzpatrick too long that purple area and won it for the republicans. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> brian: second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> and we start this hour of "fox & friends" with a weather alert what once was a hurricane and now is a post tropical cyclone hilary battering the west with historic flooding. the state of nevada now is under a state of emergency and bracing for more rain later today. >> once in a century storm causing mud slides and thousands are waking up without power. nicole valdes joins us live from palm springs, california where the city declared an emergency. nicole? >> good morning to you all. a host of major problems this morning. now post tropical storm hilary really wreaked havoc across the golden state. not only seeing water rescues from palm desert up to ventura county we are also being made aware that 911 lines palm springs are still down. meanwhile, for the first time ever, water getting inside this ranch hospital behind me. a lot of people also finding themselves stranded late sunday afternoon

images you're seeing on your screen of congressman mike lawler of new york, for example, congressman fitzpatrickir of the moderate bipartisan problem solvers caucus, they have all told my colleagues and myself that they are still questioning whether an impeachment inquiry can go forward because they don't know if there's enough evidence linking president biden to his son hunter's financial dealings. that is not stopping hard right members to push ahead and move forward in these relevant committees to continue to investigate these dealings. just a couple of hours ago this morning, we saw a memo from the house oversight committee which is examining the biden family's financial dealings saying they intend to push ahead with this link between the president and his son even though there's no actual proof that the president had benefitted financially from his son's foreign business dealings. nonetheless, the white house pushing back on this saying this investigation is all political maintaining the president did nothing wrong. when you look at the schedule we have in the coming months, right, the end

, massachusetts, where tom's number one fan and namesake is standing by, 2-year-old tommy brady fitzpatricke cutest kid in all of massachusetts, who i'm sure is very happy today. [ applause ] hello, little tommy. how you doing? >> oh, geez, not now, ya dink. can't you see i'm eatin' suppah? >> jimmy: i'm sorry to interrupt. what are you eating there? what is that? >> it's called "goat-meal," developed by number 12 himself. tom [ bleep ] brady! >> jimmy: what's in it? >> oh, it's wicked healthy. it's greek yogurt, protein powdah, non-fat granolerr, bbq corn nuts, half a grindah from kelly's roast beef, and some chopped up bark from an expired christmas tree. for roughage. >> jimmy: does it taste good? is it good? >> honestly, it kind of tastes like arnold schwarzenegger took a dump. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] >> however, i have nevah felt youngah. i swear to christ, i feel like i'm 18 months old again! >> jimmy: you look great, you really do, you look good. >> woah! keep it in your pants, ya diapah diddlah! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i wanted to know if you heard the news about tom brady coming

bucks went for biden but it has also kept a republican congressman throughout the brian fitzpatrick throughoutre these candidates listening to these voters? josh shapiro and john fetterman won bucks county handily. if i were a democrat i wouldn't look at it as a democrat county and i don't think they do. and if i were a republican, i would say what is working in messaging in a county like that because it is a good mix of both suburban voters. upper middle class voters but also working class voters i would keep an eye what suburban overreach in children's education. that's the biggest issue right there. and also escaping crime from philadelphia. >> so crime, you say education one, crime, obviously. then i'm thinking what about illegal immigration is that plaguing your county or that county like new york city and chicago? i'm thinking about abortion. where do they rank? >> i think in terms of illegal immigration what you are seeing and i think you see this all across the mid-atlantic and appear lash and the west is the impact of fentanyl. that is that sort of. >> brian: gotcha. >> that is sort o

i want to bring in market mentor dan fitzpatrick.he data out this morning should be music to the fed's ear but you still see recession somewhere on the horizon? >> i think you can't discount the possibility of a recession in my mind. it is not a question of if, it is when. you don't want to try to time a recession. that is kind of a silly endeavor people have been missing for the last year-and-a-half or so, but ultimately i think we'll see an overshoot. that doesn't mean i'm bearish on the market. charles: sure, sure. speaking of that, i saw your note, you were thinking, talking about the broadening of the market. at the beginning of the year this was a big beef. you got seven strong stocks leading the way. ironically as soon as names over the 50-day moving average looks like we're looking at a peak. is there a particular number you want to see before you start buying or should people be waiting? >> i actually don't think people should be waiting for breadth to improve. i think they need to focus on the stocks that are doing well and

republican senate majority leader steve fitzpatrick, who supported these legislative moves, points out lot of renewable energy, and argues any further changes will have no bearing on climate change. >> just because there's something going on doesn't mean that we necessarily need to take steps that are going to be expensive or can cost people jobs. we need to look at all the we are one million people in a country of over 300 million people. we are one million people on an earth with 7.9 billion people on it. i think there's very little that we're going to do at the state level that's going to have an impact on the earth's temperatures. william: they young plaintiffs are being represented by "our children's trust," an oregon-based environmental law firm that has tried -- mostly unsuccessfully -- to bring similar cases in every state, and against the federal government. montana's being represented by its attorney general, austin knudsen. his office described the suit as a "meritless publicity stunt" and, in a statement to the newshour, said these young plaintiffs are being manipulated. qu

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it turned out that mary fitzpatrick, prince who had been amy's nurse and nanny at the governor's mansion and in white house and nobody else was, they association me into the living room. i sat and in a matter of moments you jump, the car shows up, and he didn't speak to me. he said, you're ernie no. and course i was terrified because i was i had always heard that if you are born mid and late, he's not going to waste his. on you. he died. they didn't waste time. they just used and i. i didn't know what would happen if you were early. so i told, i apologized and tell him i'd be glad to wait until, you know, and he kind of laughed, you know, he was kind of he sat down and then the kansas session was going very. i rosalynn showed up about 15 minutes late and and of course, we had a i was asking i had write down that question and it was one of the easiest interviews ever had because pretty soon was a lot more at ease then i am now. and i was calling them jimmy and rosalynn and, you know, and they were answering the he liked my questions because i was still interested in carter as a writer and

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i want to bring in stock market mentor founder, ceo, dan fitzpatrick.an, you're starting everyone is starting to see, right, a little bit of weakness in these juggernaut names. here's the thing, michael kantrowitz was saying maybe sell the high beta names into strength and we've been hearing that from a lot of people right now. if you do own these names, you recommended some of them, does it mean close them out or ride any kind of choppiness? >> i think apple would be the one i would be more tending to close out or at least reduce. they're down quite a bit even before their earnings and they have kind of imploded ever since. they have been one of the leaders and had a heck of a run. you mentioned at the top of the show their u.s. sales are down. i think it is kind of time to take profits on that. i would hold microsoft from a technical standpoint, i know you follow these, charge, it is down below the 50-day moving average and hasn't recovered. that is a classic rotation sign. things like meta, certainly nvidia, i would hang on to those. while nvidia is

>> we have seen no indication from our reporting and colleagues, fitzpatrick who have covered this for years and myself is there's anything other than tax charges they're considering. the gun possession charge recently got hit hard in the federal circuit court. in the appellate court, something unconstitutional, it's hard to see how that potential case moves forward. with respect to taxes, with respect to this ongoing investigation and everything that congress raises, it raises two points, one, have any of the documents, it doesn't matter what congressional leaders or representatives say when it comes to the court of law, with respect to their perspectives on whatever they review, but have there been any sort of things that have come out in the last couple of weeks that have given the u.s. attorneys office in delaware pause from an investigative standpoint. not sure. i don't have the answer to that. we've seen no overt steps, people being questioned. people being brought before the fbi. we've seen nothing in the last year that there's been anything going on tied to an ongoing investiga

i have to talk about paris fitzpatrick, who's the lead dancer , one of my favourite dancer, one of my he doesn't dance. he is . he acts. doesn't dance. he is. he acts. he's exquise beautiful when he's on stage . and so you feel on stage. and so you feel everything and it's not steady on, old chap. >> have a glass of water. >> have a glass of water. >> but i urge people, if you're worried about all dancers and for me, ballets and for me this is dance as performance. it's telling a story. so everywhere you there's different you look, there's different characters doing things. >> it's the music of >> and it's the music of prokofiev. it is bum, bum, bum bum bum bum bum bum bum, bum, bum, bum. >> the bit we all know. but we go straight away with that go in straight away with that music. remix. so you have music. it's a remix. so you have shortened of shortened versions of the classical music. it gets a bit jazzy in places when the kids have a it gets a little have a party, it gets a little bit and down and dirty bit grindy and down and dirty and it becomes a very sensual sexual thing. it's

he finished two shots clear of matt fitzpatrick. 22 points in total of murder and attempted murder. she was acquitted of two of those counts of attempted murder. there were six more that the jury failed to reach a verdict on so the cps asked for a further 28 days to ask if she would face a retrial. in the case of those families, it was described as being bittersweet because they saw her convicted of murder and attempted murder, but in the case of their own children they didn't get an answer on some of those counts. what will happen today as the judge in those counts. what will happen today as thejudge in court those counts. what will happen today as the judge in court will set from 10am, which you can follow either on 5 live or bbc news, and she will finally find what the sentences. no doubt a long custodial because murder carries a mandatory life sentence, but we will hear what the judge has decided to hand down for those incredibly serious convictions.— those incredibly serious convictions. , . convictions. there is this concern f

brian fitzpatrick says he's worried they're turning an impeachment inquiry into a vote of no confidences not fact to me as a former prosecutor. i think there has to be facts and due process, and i have not seen any of that today. democrats for their part say that republicans are essentially trying to impeach hunter biden. they're trying to make insinuations that president biden was involved in his son's foreign business dealings, but they haven't proven any link that goes back to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. jerry nadler says, quote, through all the slander about president biden, there's no evidence whatsoever that he's involved in any of this. he says nadler told me it's not an impeachable offense to have a troubled son. he says republicans are only doing this to distract from the very serious criminal indictments facing donald trump. the white house was even more blunt. they said kevin mccarthy is pandering to the far right with, quote, a baseless, evidence-free impeachment stunt. some republicans are mindful of the calendar. just about four months after congress comes back from the augu

fitzpatrick. gentleman from texas, mr. -- and gentleman from arizona mr. crane. gentleman from wisconsin, gentleman from indiana, gentleman from texas mr. gonzales. gentleman from iowa, mr. nunn. without objection, so we're. there are a lot of folks from the military they want to speak to you all. >> other members of the committee are reminded that open states are submitted for the record. we're pleased to have with us the panel of witnesses. important topics reported hearings. the answers to many questions. former chief of staff for the special operations command central. also bring in those capacity. strategic planning initiatives to protect -- and violent extremists. involved in the withdrawal planning for afghanistan in 2021. he was previously deployed in afghanistan. during the initial invasion. as part of tax force -- from the literal beginning of the war in afghanistan to the literal end. colonel chris burr, the -- as a west point graduate and combat leader and a retired army colonel. he's also the founder of the safer six foundation which he founded to ho