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hilton. reggie: news this morning, a new report on climate change is out. it shows how rising temperatures will affect everyday life. jobina has a look at this report. jobina: the devastating impacts of climate change are happening right now. those impacts are hitting words and could potentially be irreversible. weather extremes, doubt and fire are destroying life -- natural life and ecosystems. at some point it is beyond the point where either can a nap. 1.2 celsius. >> rather than w than w tha later, we are more likely to save money in the future. >> increase 14% over the next --. jobina: over the next the next e prevent irreversible damage, viable solutions are on the table but scientists are urging action now, not later. reggie: -- committed t com a better bay area by focusing on climate change. you can download that app wherever you stream. >> what is it like to be a pilot? a little girl found out for herself after her flight landed in los angeles and her pilot gave her a special tour. all you want. her dad took this video. it shows his daughter. this

steve hilton just explained how we do it.don't deal with his hypocrisy of leaders that you never see wearing a mask properly. let's pull back these mandates of all kinds. let's learn to live with it, and government, how about giving us more tools. where is your rapid testing? where is the paxlovid, the pill, where are the monoclonal antibodies that we had with the trump administration. it's a joke. they are replacing the tools that we need with chastisement. i agree with steve about the masks. >> completely agree. >> shannon: the mutual admiration society with you too and we always say you've got to talk to your doctor and figure out what's right for you and your family. thank you both very much. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: coming up, teacher finds his unpopular opinion might actually be more popular than he thinks. a dad stays up all night for a special surprise for his kids. today's best viral videos are next. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients without insurance - everyday. plus, patients get 20

libraries certain titles disappearing from the shelves in texas in record numbers here's antonia hilton. >> reporter: iris chang remembers the first time she saw herself in a book. it was "the joy luck club" by amy tan >> so, it was really compelling to see this accurate portrayal of what my culture looks like and what i as a person represent >> reporter: iris, who identifies as queer, always loved learning about the world from her hometown of katy, texas, until this fall when her district started banning books. >> i think students of color and queer students are taking this especially hard >> an nbc news investigation found that the katy independent school district is one of a dozen texas districts that has removed books due to race, gender and sexual identit after a statewide surge of parent complaints >> why are we sexualizing our precious children? >> reporter: record requests to nearly 100 texas districts foun that during the first four months of the school year, parents made 75 formal complaints compared to one filed during the same period last year. >> it's about a whole array of

steve hilton host of the next revolution is in "focus." your reaction to the news coming together today particularly that last part about nuke exercises. >> well look, what's going on is very clear. you have a very high stakes game of chicken. this is what's playing out. you've got the biden regime doing something we've never seen before and they are almost open about it now. they are trying to beat putin at his own game of information warfare. that's what we've seen over the last few weeks. the steady drip of what they call intelligence. we don't know if it's real intelligence or actually manufactured intelligence as part of their strategy to try and say to putin we know what your game is and we'll tell the world what we think you are planning to do in order to stop you from doing it. the problem is, you're dealing with someone in putin who doesn't play by any kind of rules. what they might actually end up doing, this is what i fear, is goading putin into some kind of action simply to show that he is not weak and is not put off for intimi

antonia hilton has her story. >> reporter: erin jackson has her own olympic tradition. >> here's theay. >> reporter: shocking the world at trials. >> coming to the arena today, she had no chance to be on the olympic team. >> reporter: in 2018 she became the first ever black woman to qualify for team usa in long track, just four months after she first tried speed skating. >> that first day that you actually stepped out and started trying this on the ice, were you already good? >> no. no, there's like a video of me like taking my first steps on the ice and i'm like bambi, but i just came to every ice session available basically. like i was even out there with the young kids like the kids coming up to my knees doing beginner classes. >> reporter: when erin was a kid she competed in beauty pageants starting at 10 months old. she quickly learned she like bringing home big trophies. >> i was like, well now i want to do something i want to do. like i just wanted to go fast. >> reporter: she found inline skating. her mother rita her biggest cheerleader until she passed when erin was in high

hilton, the cdc has faced criticism for its confusing guidance.change these recommendations? >> right, you know, the question i have is, is the tail wagging the dog? we, at this point, know that we still do not have every united states citizen available to be vaccinated. we know a large portion of those are going to be our children, who are less than 5 years old, who cannot get a vaccine if they wanted to. so why ask those agencies and those persons who are in charge saying, what are we doing to offer protection? for those children, initially, we had lockdown. we took that away. then we went to saying, we can have at least masks. and if they're at school and day care, at least masks can help to protect them. we've now taken that away, right. that's what we're threatening to do. and the question is, do they have a voice, do they matter? because we know our children, unfortunately, are impacted. with the omicron surge, we had a four times increase in hospitalization for our children compared to the delta surge. when we look at the kids less than 5 y

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the california podcast, host of the next revolution sunday nights on the fox news channel, steve hiltonis is great news, maybe they can finally bust up the model party in california it's been ruling for decades. is it shocking to your 46% of californians have a negative view of kamala harris and 38% approval x crazy numbers. >> who are these 38%? even in the presidential primary, i think i'm right in saying she didn't get to the california, she pulled up before the but it was pulled just before when she was still in the race, i think she was like six in california, her home state. they can't stand her here and fast not just the public. i speak to democrat who know her personally who have worked with her, they can't stand her either. not surprised about that. what's revolting from the revolt is startling, that's the whole idea of what i'm trying to do, focus for the people who want change, it's not just republicans. look at the scoreboard recall election in san francisco this week really kicked up three members of the scoreboard. look at the way the district attorney d8 in san francisco,

steve hilton is on the show and so is tom homan.n mandates. that's "my take" and it is next. ♪♪ freedom ♪♪ freedom ♪♪ freedom ♪♪ freedom ♪♪ freedom ♪♪ freedom ♪♪ freedom ♪♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. >> masks in schools make no sense anymore. children of the lowest risk population. the draconian rules at the beginning of this pandemic, we will try to get this going. they did nothing. >> i think democrats are seeing a catastrophe. it isn't about our health. the beginning, it was an emergency and now state of emergency need to be eliminating. >> this is the working man. the average canadian and perhaps since the american saying my life has been disrupted in an unacceptable way and justin trudeau cannot hear me can hear our protest. >> rising interest rate environment, it becomes chaotic which is what it feels like it is becoming. >> we need t

discussing the tourism outlook with the hilton asia-pacific president. hong kong's covid the past -- covid testing capacity will be put to the test is that the targets mandatory testing. we break down the logistics. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is no way with our current circumstances we can afford not to continue with a zero covid policy. i'm not talking about policies i'm talking strictly about health and numbers. rishaad: the hong kong lawmakers speaking to bloomberg earlier. he called for a strict citywide a lot down for nine days. hong kong preparing three compulsory mass tests. deploying a key mainland china strategy. how is it going to be done yucca joining us -- going to be done? can it be done? >> certainly it can be done. i think what the hong kong government plan is to do mess testing next month for all the population. haslinda: if it can be done, you get rid of covid in hong kong. the rest of the world is living with covid. it means we are effectively going to try to hermetically seal the territory. it does not improve hong kong's chances of

the playbook i've been talk about for quite some time so you can focus on different things i like hilton, expedia, i like match group. they reported a great mnumber wynn resorts but i like some technology that has gotten hit i'm underweight tech as you know and into this decline, i am looking at names like nxpi, great quarter, beat and raised the dividend, increased buyback, and have auto exposure, which i like broadcom, they beat and raised last quarter we have another month for them to report. but we know they're an ai 5g apple supplier, data center, all the areas you want to be involved in. they increased their dividend and buyback last quarter i like that. and i am picking at facebook it's been hard, a really tough week for them, but i think they have pivoted before in terms of strategic changes. it will take about six to nine months for them to monetize reals in my opinion, maybe longer, but at 16 times forward estimates with a bundle of cash and they're buying back their stock, i'm willing to be patient. >> you are sticking with it, steph. let's turn to dupont, which reports earnin

hilton today close to an all-time high.tuff optimistic can legacy hotels coexist with this giant >> absolutely. they can marriott is putting up in a lot of places. what i think is that they're just the thing is one day business travel will come back business travel variants making the case it will come back energy will lead us at the open. >> it's never as big as you wanted and others viral pioneers. conoco but this was a monster good quarter with one hand tied behind his back. >> yeah. and, obviously, we know what prices are doing it was the opec prices this morning who said supply is not enough companies have under invested and demands on the rise. we have to adjust. >> yeah. look last month it was the highest it's been. there was a theory that if the pump like this prices would go down and self-defeating. completely wrong it turns out -- mary barra and jim farley did have a great chris farley tweet yesterday i love chris farley. they are both telling you, look, i know you think that i.c.e. is dead, well, no 0 kwe able to

fox news medical contributor along with the host of "the next revolution" steve hilton.emakers. it's great to have you with us. let's talk about this. marty, there was a lot of consternation about a lot of studies out of johns hopkins, one on lockdowns, bad for most people and most situations. bad for the economy. didn't do enough to save lives and also your study on natural immunity. what's the deal? it's not like johns hopkins isn't one of the premier institutes in the world! >> this was the most blatant example of downright censureship of media. we studied the blood of 800 different people with no vaccination and many of whom had the infection in the past and we reported those results. this met all the standards of our number one top medical journal. two of us are members of the national academy of medicine and tenured professors collectively. the two of us have 1,000 scientific pier review publications between the two of us. and big tech didn't like it because it gave a different opinion than what their narrative is. that defines now what gets censored. >> marty, thi

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marriott which reported a beat yesterday says its occupancy rate jumped to 60% marriott is up, hilton down fractionally but the star of lodging sector, airbnb. not only did the home rental leader beat on both the top and bottom line for q 4 but airbnb says 2021 was the best year in company history, thanks to record revenue, which spiked 77% to $6 billion. airbnb also guided higher for the current quarter propelled in part by a recovery in european travel but the state department at this hour has imposed a level iv ukraine travel advisory specifically warning, "do not travel to ukraine due to the increased threats of russian military action." joining us live to discuss that, airbnb latest earnings and more is airbnb ceo brian chesky. welcome back, brian, great to have you here. let me just take this apple watch and throw it across the room. i tried to get siri to turn off the alerts and it wouldn't work, brian you guys knocked the earnings out of the ballpark we'll get to that in a moment but you have more as we were looking on the site this morning my team and iu have more than 300 ho

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tonight councilmember zach hilton said he wants this back on the agenda. he said in a statement we should not be approving any installation of pieces of art work, statues and symbols of oppression without vetting them through an equity policy. >> and another councilmember issued this statement. our new road marker has never been in a mission and to refer to them all as mission bells is incorrect and shows a false understanding of what they are, road markers. they didn't respond to a request for interview. >>> at san quentin the largest death row in the country is being dismantled. a voter backed initiative aimed to speed up executions requires death row inmates to work. that is allowing the governor to transfer them to other maximum security facilities featuring programs. it has been 16 years since the state last carried out an execution. most death sentences get turned to life or less. >>> happening today the second snow pack survey of the season, conditions were looking promising after a wet december. then there was the bone dry january. it's expected to

the 1968 movie "2001, a space odyssey" when a pan-am commercial jet docks at a space station with a hilton. >> your flight leaves in an hour and ten minutes. >> reporter: space travel is just another road trip. spe travel i lrs ofs de coloray ma a joel o use electricity to melt aluminum strips into these cylinders, a process tha >> you can see it start to melt. >> yeah at 1200 degrees fahrenheit. >> the forces of that coil allow us to manipulate the metal. >> reporter: tit's recycling amd the stars. just to be clear, when we watch a rocket launch, first stage, second stage, third stain, this is what the third stage is made of. >> it's made of aluminum. some are made of stainless steel. but you have essentially a big tin can up there. >> reporter: companies are already scrambling to use that aluminum as fuel. and a satellite would just make a pit stop. this is the ceo. someone described this process as like putting gas stations in space. is that kind of what it is? it'sven mesically refill your t? at you can do more, right? >> reporter: today, when satellites run out of fuel, they become ju

stuart: he's a smart guy and so is steve hilton who joined me now.those on the social media platform that they are an outlet for anyone to express themselves where if you are spotify you curate who was on your platform so you defend against the woke mob, not as strong as the social media companies. frankly if you are in a big company, whatever sector you're in you can be sure you will get the woke mob coming for you and you need to pick about how you handle that. depends where the coming, they buzz around you like flies, tiny minority of activists on twitter generate is controversies. if it's coming from the outside from people having a go at you because they don't like her policies whether it is voting rights, race, transgender issues. of it is external you can get away with toughing it out and they will go away. the problem is when it is internal. that's going on the spotify where it is your own employees, your woke employees pushing you to take action. that's harder to deal with and that is why companies are having to respond. on the question of m

and the led by his excellency mister unison in the former's hilton every hour forum. once again, i wish you all success and the revelations of our summit and peace be upon you all . we certainly know doris, it's my pleasure to invite the, to my pencil, said the government though dropped the agenda of our summit vividly, either with a will hardy, who general am i had the mirage of hello since it there are no observation. this is going to be adopted now, and i'd like to welcome mr. mohammed hammer, the secretary general of the g e. c. f to deliver his speech in been at thank you. any of the state of other exodus his head. so benjamin. okay. he just joining us. we been listening to castles, amir shake to mean ben. hi matt. i'll tony who has been speaking here in doha, where they've been hosting a regional gas conference, iran's president abraham, re he c as in cat all for the 1st time for this dead significant conference given the timing of fir geo politics at the moment. and the crisis in ukraine, we had there a shake to me referring to the crisis, the escalating crisis

major role in international politics and vladimir putin back than just stepped in replacing a board, hilton and mr. prudent said that he made a proposal that no one has ever heard of this. the 1st on mr. poo mentioned that, and at this time around and nowadays is kind of proposal would sound as a completely unbelievable. that is the prospect of russia joining nato. now, what sir, mr. brewton got in response was a call. told her from bill clinton, and mr. couldn't believe that that was the time when he actually understood that under any kind of us administration, be a democrat or republican at the us administration would always treat russia as an enemy no matter what. there's no possibility of becoming friends . you fed the tv, you don't want to see friend and as an ally enough, but why do you want to make an enemy out of us? the only answer that we got was, it's not about our political regime or anything else. it just, they don't need such a big and independent country, russia. so that's the answer to all the question. that's the sort of traditional american policy they pursue in the russia

welcome to next revolution live from los angeles, i am steve hilton. that is home of pro america.rruption and lies of the establishment. we have it all. truckers convoy biden's russia war games, bombshell that landed on democrat and their

welcome to next revolution live from los angeles, i am steve hilton. that is home of pro america.need populism. the corruption and lies of the establishment. we have it all. truckers convoy biden's russia war games, bombshell that landed on democrat and their media servants, new charging information from russia hoax special counsel. after all those years, of lectures about russian hacking and election interference, it was not russia, it was clinton. they were the ones who did the hacking, the clinton campaign, including national security adviser and man. it was you, hillary clinton and you jake sullivan and you markleiace elias who under fined our democracy. >> final target is democracy itself. >> one thing we were trying to explain to the press was that not just about hacking and leaking e-mails this is about a larger information effort, by the russians. >> a president who rather than reassuring the american public in american democracy, is trashing democracy, of day. >> we know, thanks to these documents, factual background attached to a motion filed by special count john durham

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his name is steve hilton.al attempt at living with covid. you know the plan. what do you make of it? >> well, gavin newsom announced it yesterday. he called it the endemic plan. it's some ridiculous jumble of words that add up to an acronym, and each lesson stands for something. if it's totally ridiculous, because it's not actually living with it in the sense that normal people might think, oh, that means going back to normal life. no. he literally said, this is a quote, there is no finish line. there is no such thing as a post-covid world. what is actually in this endemic plan that he laid out is a plan for them to create this sense of a permanent bio-security state so they can boss us around forever. the guy, the public health direct, dr. mark galley, i've got the quote here, says we make the science. yeah, we've noticed. [laughter] that's what's going on here. there's no benchmarks for when we can lift the state of emergency, it's still this place, haven't lifted that. that's going on until at least march.

councilmember zach hilton said he wants it back on the agenda.ouncilmember issued this statement, our new road marker has never been in a mission and to refer to them all as mission bells is incorrect and is a false understanding of what they are, road markers. the mayor and other councilmembers did not respond to our request for an interview. >>> the governor and san francisco mayor facing backlash after sunday's nfc championship game in la. the two were photographed not wearing masks, apparently violating state, county and safety stadium guidelines. >> i was trying to be gracious and -- i was trying to tookthe mask off for a second. >> it was longer than this. this video shows him without a mask approaching magic johnson and again at his seat watching the game. >>> a live look at the port which is about to get some help to get california exports moving again. cargo ships have been skipping oakland lately to get back to asia faster. that's left billions in golden state goods like nuts and fruit sitting in limbo. a new 25-acre pop up site will gi

zach hilton says he wants it back on the agenda. city councilmember issued this statement, our new road marker has never been in a mission and to call them mission bells is not correct and is a false understanding of what they are. road markers. >>> we are looking inside pg&e's expanded hazard awareness and warning center. it lets staffers track wildfire risks like wind along with landslides, earthquakes, flooding and other hazards using realtime data from 1300 weather stations. >>> the second snow pack survey of the season happens today. conditionsare looking promising offer a wet december but after that dry january the new measurement is expected to fall just shy of the average of this time of year. >>> it is travel tuesday. we have a big heads up for san francisco commuters. >> we have more on the warning from muni. >> hey. good morning. yeah. staffing shortages. they are causing system wide delays for muni which means you could experience longer than usual wait times. the transit agency issued the advisory sunday night earlier t

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so we sent steve hilton under cover to find out exactly what was going on. did you bring back any good stuff for gutfeld? because he was asking. >> yeah. i did my best, jesse. i tried to get in there. they have really cleaned it up. they have had a lot of media reports about this disgusting situation. we, the taxpayers of california, and the bay area are. i tried to climb over the walls. i couldn't get. in they are obviously ashamed of it, quite rightly. i couldn't get ahold of anything. they have got an army of private security guards swarming around just that one place to hide the failure of their policies. meanwhile, just around the corner, you have got homeless people camping out on the streets, crime rampant as it is in so many big cities. they don't want you to see where they're putting stop the media seeing the shame of their open air drug market that they have created with taxpayer money. >> and they see it because it's next to city hall is it not. >> that's the unbelievable thing. standing in front of city hall. beautiful temple to civic pride and j

melvin adding to hilton and expedia.rdstrom and gm >>> a winning bet for warren buffett. he bought $1 million of activision pretty good timing by the oracle of omaha. >>> let's get a check of the headlines with steven romo in new york >> with the ambassador bridge and cand ontario open, justin tu ruled out using the military, but threatened with plans to tow vehicles or freeze bank accounts. >>> russian figure skater kamila valiyeva is back on the ice. she tested positive for a banned substance before the olympics. the court ruled she may skate because she is a minor or protected person in the rules which are different forrer her n adult athletes if she wins a medal, the games won't hold a ceremony. >>> he may be the ceo of goldman sachs, but david solomon dj's a party at central park in los angeles. he was a dj. he played the sports illustrated party and attended by jeff bezos. his dj name? d-sol. funny. >> he has been known to turn the tables interesting side hustle for the ceo of goldman sachs thank you very much. >>>

antonia hilton places our sunday spotlight on the kids. >> reporter: as the country tries once againjust starting to see the toll the pandemic has taken on children long term. even the kids who seem all right often aren't. city jackson is a senior class president and star of the spring musical in hartsdale, new york. she's always loved to perform but when the pandemic took her off the stage, her world shrank. emotionally how did that affect you? >> it was like there were no emotions. >> she spent most of the time in her room, sleeping. what did it take from you? >> it took away my spirit. >> while educating others on the signs of struggle, she realized she needed therapy, too. >> give me a place to talk about the uncertainty. >> uncertainty. e.r. visits were 51% higher in 2021 than in 2019. it's estimated 47 psychiatrists are needed per 100,000 kids, that's 40% more than in 2020. >> sometimes i feel like i need to split myself in three. i can't handle all the calls. there's a tremendous wait list in our hospital, private clinicians, clinics, for kids that need to be seen. >> does our

hilton posted earnings that missed estimates, down 14% from the fourth quarter of 2019, before the pandemicorms ceo mark zuckerberg calls the employees metamates to refine found focus on the so-called metaverse. zuckerberg retained the old motto of move fast. he added several others, including build awesome things and live in the future. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >>>> companies are experiencing inflation, but pushing it through their consumers, and the consumers are paying up. that is good news for margins, for earnings, and for the stock market. jonathan: that was linda duessel, federated hermes senior strategist. futures down 0.2% on the s&p. we pulled back just a little bit on the nasdaq as well, down about 0.2%. it's to get through through the next hour. 42 minutes from now, retail sales in america. later this afternoon, the federal reserve minutes. we have a bond auction in between. yields in a sickle basis point on tens. crude a lit

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i thought you were talking about the worst case for the world which would be paris hilton putting outminute, did you see the video from the girl with the bitcoin? >> that's what i was thinking about. anything like that is the worst thing to happen to the consumer since the fed started raising interest rates in march. but really quickly, the markets are in a weird mood, so you've got to take the down days with the good names -- days and lay layer into names that are fundamentally strong. you may not get short-term gains on monday or tuesday. charles: good luck to the bengals. rob, scott, thank you very much. i just will reiterate one thing, we were here during the pandemic, march, april 2020. we were here in december. that was tough christmas, can december 2018. and immediately thereafter, tons, a lifetime of money was made, so do not panic, whatever you do. i'm going to hand it over to lauren simonetti. she's in for liz claman and, boy, oh, boy, i'm watching every minute of this next hour. laura: -- lauren: these are scary times, charles. fed fears, worries over imminent hostilities b

monkeys here >> jesse: steve hilton is our man on the inside.. honestly, i looked everywhere, no bat viruses to be found, a big disappointment. i don't know what he stash them away but it was not in that restaurant. i got to tell you, that was a nice place. we had a wonderful meal, the food was delicious, service was great, good value, it was a sweet place. i left there thinking if only fauci, ten years or so ago, had decided to retire and focus on his restaurant investments, maybe there would have been no pandemic at all. >> jesse: that it was his real calling, restaurateur, and i think we all see what follows that. so i have the menu right here. you are right, it is good value. you get the 16-ounce veal chop, only $36. that's pretty good for a veal chop. what did you have? >> so i had chicken al gnocci, which i believe had pine nuts and mushrooms and it was wonderful. >> jesse: did you have to show your vaccination card? i'm sure you must have. >> this is san francisco, after all, the home of the most extreme and crazy and unjustified lockdown

he was not talking about the day john hinckley the washington hilton he was talking about the movies. it was like to be shot in her own hollywood western. well, of course remember is hard of hearing. problem was resolved of a gun is supposedly if a gun going off, you know, very close to his ear. but anyway, that's he was. he was reliving hollywood. and i think what happened is the disease progressed. he never told a lot of wash of white house stories in my experience. he went an occasion, but what he liked to tell hollywood stories and he loved to tell dixon illinois stories and above all his favorite story was talking about his days as a lifeguard. when he saved 77 lives, you know in seven years and i've often. thought that an effect i even heard some evidence to support this that it was probably the last story. he told when all the others had. had disappeared for memory, who was the most religious not in not in appearance, but in fact from what you know well if you think of region as a quest. as opposed to the practice of a creed i mean so people like james garfield. we're was deepl

that fell to the newly-elected sheriff chris hilton and his new le appointed detective. >> what was thetion the case was in? >> in trouble. it was a mess. >> was detective o'connell just over his head or just wrong? or deliberately trying to focus the investigation on people who didn't have anything to do with it? >> in my opinion it started off with probably going down the wrong path. i think where it ended up for him was sticking to that path so that he wouldn't be wrong. >> he began by looking at o'connell's three main suspects, omar satchel, quiana boar and kayrejeffrey. he found exactly nothing connecting any of them to the murder of bogle. >> we stopped looks at them at that point. we followed the investigation. it took us a different way. >> it not only focused on them, named them publicly. nothing pointing to them in. >> no. >> next he focused on josh and his fractious relationship with his sister. investigators obtained josh's dna and compared it to the mystery dna under heather's nails. and he's negative, he's not the guy? >> that is not his dna. >> so then what happened to ca

joining me from houston, nbc news correspondent, antonia hilton. 40% being rejected.ese voters have the ability to cast the ballot again? >> reporter: that's the question right now, and the deadline to get your mail-in ballot application is tomorrow. what we are hearing from election workers on the ground is if they have a voter asking them questions and wanting to do mail-in, they say just do it in person and they don't trust the mail-in process right now. this came because of the sb-1 law, and it got rid of two options where a lot of people work atypical and long work hours. it added more freedoms and movements for partisan poll watchers and that concerns people there could be intimidation or confrontation at the polls. a lot of the people that use these ballots, it's the elderly, and the requirement is you add under the flip information, your id or social security information in this very fine print here, and voters need to provide here exactly what they gave the government the first time they registered to vote here. if you are an elderly person mailing in your ba

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incredibly well and that's a good indication that the re-opening trade is staying intact we do own hiltonorldwide and we do own google, both of which are significant beneficiaries and are extreme in the re-opening trait we are looking at pej which is the invesco, leisure and hospitality etf and you have marriott, expedia, and so while we haven't had it yet we're probably going to have that in our opportunistic portfolio today or tomorrow. so those are things that we think have a lot of legs and it's supported by some fundamentally good price action on some of the real levered stocks to the reopening and we think it's a great way for investors to get exposure in a diversified way. >> a number of those leisure names you rallied off there are, in fact, rallying today as we look at the market that is mostly lower coming up next, new developments in the battle for kohl's we're following the money. stick with us. we'll be right back. a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco

penn national gaming hotel operators, hilton and hyatt and some other ones out there are all ones we continue to watch here, but carl, the notion here is that, yes, we are seeing a very decent sized update right now some of the ones that led the gains yesterday are maybe being a little bit more tepid in today's trade today, guys. >> and dom, overall, is it sort of a return to value to some degree i mean, i know yesterday we saw a lot of the growth names pick up again, but they had been beaten down, some of them so far. >> well, another point that we brought up yesterday, right, john, was this notion that if there was an interest rate portion of this narrative, if there was an inkling that perhaps interest rate policy or fed tightening might be a little less hawkish in the coming months that might lead to a revaluation of some of the selloff in some of the big growth tech names that we've seen to that end, many of those names, to your point were the ones that bounced the most today we are starting to see a little bit more normalcy when i say that, it's all relative the ten note treasu