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it's one of my biggest positions in the club and i really like huntington bank.argo up at $1.18. the only thing surprising, you can get morgan stanley under 80 and do very, very well how about kevin in texas, please, kevin? >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, kevin. >> caller: hey, jim, my question for you is i know the smp had a pretty good rally today. do you think going into the end of the year, do you think it's going to end up higher or lower and -- >> it continues to lesson. go ahead, i'm sorry. >> caller: and also, do you think the fintech has bottomed stock square. thinking of setting a position in square. >> no, no, we have companies like american express. we don't need to go with companies actually losing money. we'll see absolutely no to that decision let's go to -- let's go to no one because we're about to wrap. and that, ladies and gentlemen, well, let's just say this quarter only made me like amex even more. much more "mad money" ahead including am i diversified i think thank the members. we're urging you to join making sure your portfoli

and i'm going to argue against huntington i don't agree with his prescription. i think his history is fine. but i don't think that's the best way of understanding solution to what ails us today. but before i can even make that argument, i actually have simply define a bunch of terms, especially. i have to explain why this is not an argument about patriotism. often when times when i give a talk like this some listeners get a little nervous they think that i'm arguing that we should not love our country. that patriotism is bad. national identity is a false construct or something that. so let me just start by saying i'm a patriot and love america. i served in uniform i'm a veteran of the war in afghanistan, worked in government for ten years, worked in the white house for, two presidents. and i think it's a positive virtue to cultivate a love and a gratitude for our. c.s. lewis praised the love of home of the place we grew in, of all places, fairly near these and fairly like them love of old acquaintances, familiar sights, sounds and smells, a love for the way life

. >> three men climbed into her huntington harbor home and ran away with belongings worth $250,000. her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms, motion sensors, they are still getting in. they don't care. >> according to huntington beach police, burglary stats are back at pre-pandemic levels. the recent ones all seem to follow a specific pattern, attributed to satg, or american theft groups, organized criminals from south america who travel to the u.s. as tourists. after surveilling affluent neighborhoods, they burglarized homes toward the end of the week while people are out for dinner. they enter from the second story and leave in a rented high-end getaway car, so they blend in and cannot be traced. >> they are watching us and they know we are not there. >> several regions across southern california have been targeted for similar crimes by satg. in january, the fbi created a special task force dedicated to these crime rings. >> it shakespeare ground. it is very unnerving. >> residence in huntington harbor have started their own community crime newsletter to kee

. >> three men climbed into her huntington harbor home and ran away with belongings worth $250,000. months prior, her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms, motion sensors, they are still getting in. they don't care. >> according to police, burglary stats are back at pre-pandemic levels. it seems to follow a pattern at your beaded to south american theft groups. organize criminals from south america who travel to the u.s. as tourists. after surveilling affluent neighborhoods, they burglar -- they burglarize homes toward the end of the week while people are out for dinner. they enter from the second story and leave in a rented high-end getaway car so they blend in and cannot be traced. >> they are watching us and they know we are not there. >> several regions across elephant -- southern california have been targeted for similar crimes. in january the fbi created a special task force dedicated to these crime rings. >> it is very unnerving. >> residence in huntington harbor have started their own community crime newsletter to keep each other informed. they live in

took over this and this morning in orange county for 10th annual corgi beach day in huntington, this year's theme was how low we mean, lots of the corgis showing up dressed to impress as you can see there. that was free to the public. it featured a corgi booth photo ops for owners and their corgis. and of course, as you saw your costume contest, organizers say a record-breaking 1200 court fees actually wobbled in for this 10th annual beach day there at huntington look, they took off their costumes to go play in the water. corgis are my favorite type of dog there. there is. get that some of bunch creepy dolls. oh, this we like it. always like that. let's just keep are all. and that will just a island of corgis that yeah. >> but one start one. but one that. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at known. >> now at 9, continuing to follow house speaker nancy pelosi's husband attacked with the hammer in their san francisco home. the motive behind it still unknown. but the house speaker has spoken out tonight. thank you for joining us. i'm n

nearly 30 burglaries in the huntington harbor area. authorities now bolstering patrols there. >> it's a terrible feeling somebody s en in your space. they are asking people not to r post the whereabouts on social media before going out of town not to tip them off. will? >> keep your private life private. >>> now, a landmark case regarding college football and head injuries. a lawsuit filed against the ncaa, by the widow of a former player, could be the first the make it to a jury. and mona kosar abdi, has the story this morning. >> reporter: this is the second case to go to trial, moving the conversation around cta from the professional level to the college level. this morning, college football on trial in what could be a landmark jury case involving the ncaa. >> matt gee had a life expectancy of 80 years if he had lived a full life. >> reporter: the widow of a former southern california football player is suing the ncaa, for failing to protect her husband from head trauma she says ultimately caused his death. matthew gee was a star li

. >> coming up, we now know what will happen to the pipeline that ruptured off the coast of huntington beach last year. why some people are not happy with the decision. plus, more fallout amid the nfl's concussion scandal. the doctor who's now out of a job. but first, your privacy at risk. some said they cajun homes are placing hidden cameras inside what you need to know about where to spot them. >> welcome back to football fan has died after falling from an escalator at pittsburgh's sure stadium. the a man fell nearly 40 feet shortly after the steelers lost to the new york jets. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. the steelers issued a statement sending thoughts and prayers to the man's family. they also said they were assisting police with the investigation. meanwhile, the nfl players association has fired the narrow trauma consultant involved in the concussion evaluation of miami. dolphins quarterback to a via low, according to espn, the unaffiliated consultant was terminated after and investigation found. they made several mistakes into their evaluation

let's say it looks like the torrance area back in through long beach into huntington's beach and dana point light rain showers throughout your saturday before pushing out on sunday. at least somebody in california is getting some precepts. here we go. our principal beach just associated with the low clouds. there you have the drizzle lurking offshore, but watch as we advance past sunrise tomorrow morning at 7 18 very slow to clear tomorrow and look at the santa cruz area with plenty of low clouds and drizzle throughout the day tonight. cloud cover cold temperatures overnight, dropping down to 47 degrees in santa rosa fifties across the east shore, babe, and then meanwhile, you're set. today and sunday. it's going to feel very autumn mike. we'll talk more about your daytime highs and that's still coming up later on in this newscast. roberta. thanks. we'll see you soon. it's called districts in southwest florida, closed before hurricane ian hit three weeks later. students have yet to return after the break. we're heading live to florida to check on the arrangements being made and coming

not huntington and look at we work for a living with us, but then we are aware of our resources. some of a lot of people think we are rubbing. was cecil coastal. but we know that when a species dies you okay. okay, there'll be nothing left. if you're covered, it's over. good yet. that that mean that though her son, when carlos taught us who belongs to the fisherman's union, says the seas here a teeming was fish. and why should the big companies be the only ones to profit? all the lot of going to love love, the international fleets are fishing on the edge of our water. so the other around our islands, little that we from the galapagos wants support. so we can profit from our resources or job with oracle. they say that they're also in favor of species protection, but who is protecting them? what is their future? manella. yep. as says fish. stocks have declined significantly over the years. but he believes that fishing and species conservation don't have to be mutually exclusive. is dollars? there is not, it's not just about making money, it's also about species conservation and you

i saw 6 other companies in the city have also joined the project huntington. and i hope many more well to focus on what using sustainable methods of transport has many advantages. a lot of the other people's quality of life for the environmental peace and for the development of urban logistics and medium b and b. yes. how do you know he's the coil after it's too soon to evaluate the pilot project as a whole. but daniel sanchez, but one thing that will prove the success and set a precedent. he says his work days are a 3rd sure to now and his earnings higher. he also enjoys the attention passes by a fascinated the responded your when i'm out and about what i asked me is that your bike letter did i say sadly, no, it's not allow they find it really clear and think it's a good idea is my way. no exhaust nothing that harms the environments what i listed . i feel i'm promoting change the cfo to say and don't come. sanchez still takes the bus home, but t saving up to buy a good bike. and then he'll contribute even more to the greening of the town. hi i'm, we're only m

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from sickle cell anea to huntington's disease, millions of people suffer from thousands of genetic disordersess scientists can address these genetic errors, children, like annabel, will suffer agonizing pain and some will die young. i want to know, can genetic engineering help families like this in the future? oh, good girl. - oh, that's so nice. (pensive electronic music) - the double helix structure in dna was first revealed in 1953 by rosalind franklin, francis crick and james watson, and within a few decades, scientists discovered how to alter the dna of living organisms. but gene editing really took off around 2013 when scientists harnessed a molecular mechanism found in certain bacteria. this remarkable mechanism is called crispr-cas9 or crispr for short. crispr-cas9 contains an enzyme that serves as the bacteria's defense mechanism against viruses. when viruses infect the bacteria, the crispr machinery targets the specific section of dna. then the enzyme responds like a pair of scissors and literally cuts the virus's genetic code apart. scientists are now are harnessing this natural m

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you know, clear the prosecution fund from huntington for our household funds for the businesses across the you. one of the most divisive proposals for cutting consumer costs, putting a ceiling on the price of gas, does not yet have berlin's backing, despite a number of other countries pushing for it. french president emanuel con, who supports the price cat proposal says he'll have a word with his german counterpart. it was all due. today we have brought unity between countries and so i and others will be working with just a short spots, but it's not good either for germany or for you to look at the terminal isolated itself. chancellor olaf shalt says that's hardly the case. we are the biggest supporter, you're paying 26 percent of the budget usually. and we are developing a lot of sorted origin mechanisms. but he didn't indicate a change of mind on price caps, which hungarian president, victor, or bon is calling economic suicide for his country. the dutch don't like the gas cap concept, either preferring another proposal for countries to buy fuel together. prime minister margareta says

to rocky mount and met with thorp twice in the period when jim was playing baseball and once in huntington, oklahoma, warner didn't ask why aren't you at school right now? after the story broke, that jim thorp played baseball, the story broke in wooster, massachusetts, in the wooster telegram in january of 1913. there were papers in care lynna for years but a reporter in woos ere had one of jim's former managers in town in wooster, massachusetts, and hadin talked about how he had managed jim thorp. then it became -- he was a story and became a big deal and got to new york, warner was asked about it and denied he knew anything about itde and was just lying. james e sullivan was head of the american olympic committee and on the board of advisers of the carlisle athletic association and he knew and lied to save his reputation. letters urging him not to play baseball. in it he made the argument that he was an ignorant indian and didn't know any better. in all of those ways pop warner was disreputable and disappointing and all ofd the other people that saw him as an easy target. the whole amate

when i looked at the given bus huntington trying to buy as a younger to kind of being in a g v. s intel. it's interesting on demo ca, t 100 management. we got to to go hope this by interest so much that would be on the image is located in. i'm glorious and foggy institute about amongst them. now if i wasn't getting the feel dental, stephanie at one, why in today's germany, many jim's asserting there's no democracy in the country. experts say the onto the question lies in the post war history of west germany. plenty to go on your only option if you get a minute, you need to get them. i cannot cook with me or she will tell in of originally it was the american writer and businessman theodore kaufman's idea artistic golf on the logo 3. so as soon as you get a minute to bizarre items about calling, you know, scott, not supposed to show this and so on, on the golf, on the 15th. and you know, the 1st and last year of mr. morgan po, function, none of continue to will for one morgan though, kill unless shooting and get a minute that they chose to see it on the usually some drama. keep it

environmentalists want the repair operation off huntington beach to be shut down.e criticizing the permit for the repair and calling for offshore drilling to drilling to be phased out. for your help this morning, experts say it's too early to know if the new covid variants will spread as widely as the highly infectious delta and omicron variants white house medical advisor anthony fauci said one of the new variants looks, quote, suspicious and might evolve into something troublesome this fall. his concern is that current vaccines will not recognize the new variant and ward off infection. researchers in the uk say they're on the verge of potential cans of a potential cancer breakthrough. they say they've finally discovered how tumors can hijack healthy cells to spread around the body. the team at the cambridge institute discovered a protein that is a main driver of this process which could be targeted and stopped when they buy the right drugs. the findings are published in the journal nature genetics. happening today. there will be a free cancer screening in san mat

in a huntington neighborhood, at least eight homes were broken into last month. >> kerry will never forgetpril when she caught burglars in action. three men climbed into her home and ran away with sentimental belonging with 200 $50,000. to be of months prior, her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms and motion sensors, but they are still getting in. they do not care. reporter: lisa one follow a specific pattern. organize criminals from south america who traveled to the list as tourists. after surveilling affluent neighborhoods, they burgled homes was the end of the week when people are out for dinner. they leave in a rented, high-end getaway car so that they blend in and cannot be traced. >> they know. they know when we are not there. reporter: in january, the fbi created a special task force dedicated to these crime rings. po residents have created their own newsletter to keep each other informed, but they live in fear because there home no longer feels like a sanctuary. >> and longer feel safe here anymore and i want that back. i do not know how we get that back. l

i'm challenging into into all huntington. and honestly, i don't to, we have like full jelly to colleen. what if i to, we are live with him capacity to prove own from simply because the middle dollar country from taking over the promotional $1440.00 norfolk fortune was the only export declined on bomb produce. the we find, you know, countries for export, not really the colonel graham produce the we can consume on it and know that we are coming to the point. well, by the moment grinnell was on crisis, is a victim and disrupting the supply chain. we are unable to produce all food annually in the were when to get from the was don't want to stick a little. you can you believe in general to clean what if i for doug me likely be chemical is also cause a lot of problems for the other guy don't to write this kind of thing. i can also car should be able to have, is talk to where we produce all the beautiful natural environment. since we have the landman and the capacity under natural mean wall. or can be able to remove the quantity of

but now the area is specially protected thanks to sophia huntington's unwavering efforts. although initially she could never have imagined what would eventually take shape here. hello. yes. hello, she had 1st i worked for the alsera, sees him on the, on the and i'd never heard of someone turning their private property into a national park and handing it over to the government. but i think boys are not quoted that article, not enter ocean to business. i mean as others. if it been by releasing endangered species back into the wilds, we hope to create a functioning ecosystem. him, when he got the monkey up beside or they get see where we need a highly robust ecosystem, despite climate change and extreme weather. if they don't ever see leanne soon as a resiliency. yeah. but i thus it. it gumby. oscar cbs, ah, it all began with an initiative by douglas tompkins, the american multi millionaire, purchased these sprawling wetlands in the mid 1990 s and he was immediately fascinated by the spaces and dimensions it be done, but on our own here, local and environmental protection, op

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thanks to sophia huntington's unwavering efforts. although initially she could never have imagined what would eventually take shape here. yes. hello. she had 1st i worked for the or sorry, cecily simply going to be on the and i'd never heard of someone turning that private property into a national park and handing it over to the government. but i will not quote that our article ladder ain't erosion to pieces. i mean, as others, if it been by releasing endangered species back into the wilds, we hope to create a functioning ecosystem. him, when he got hit the monkey up beside or they go see where we need a highly robust ecosystem, despite climate change and extreme whether it resilience universally. ans yeah, but i thus it it gumby, oscar soviet ah, it all began with an initiative by douglas tompkins the american multi millionaire purchased these sprawling wetlands in the mid 19 ninety's. and he was immediately fascinated by the spaces and dimensions it medulla. but on our own here, local and environmental protection, openness, zation

given a texas oil company approval to repair a pipeline that ruptured last year off the coast of huntington beach in southern california. the ruptured spilled tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil. the houston company amplify energy crop. it's been a guilty to charges of negligently discharging oil. the spill last october closed miles of beaches and closed fisheries for months. mean, why are mild environmental advocates are criticizing the federal government today for this approval? critics are arguing that the repairs or a step in the wrong direction and fear that it actually could cause another rupture. starting next year. california will decriminalize safe jaywalking. this comes after activists argue jaywalking, rules disproportionately affect low-income residents and people of color data shows that black californians are up to 4 and a half times more likely to be stopped for jaywalking than white californians under the new law, pedestrians would be able to legally cross the street outside of designated intersections without the threat of a citation. starting this month. that should

the pacific air show is today in running ton beach and you can -- huntington beach and you can see it on hulu with stunt performances, parachute drops, aircraft and experimental flying car and show stopping finale from the u.s. air force thunderbirds celebrating the 75th anniversary of the air force. that is live today at 11:00 only on hulu. next a cross country team's fun way to connect and bond has gone viral. teammates explain what is behind the buzz. liz: these are pretty bad haircuts but it is the machines cross countries team at santa clara university going viral thanks to the team photo as we see, this tradition has grown over the years. >> on campus at santa clara university they are very proud of their athletic accomplishments but this year a new banner may be need to hung honoring the 2022 team most viral haircuts. >> we are getting so many comments and friends texting and random people. >> what made it take off is we look like genuine people that could pull it off. other years they have gone absurd. >> this is not a one off. the tradition was born in 2014 as a simple team b

stu: s&p 500 winners, huntington bank shares. i worked with a guy who was the heir to that.on there. wall green boots, marriott international. coming up, here's a question: are you addicted to tiktok? we might have found your dream job, an influencer marketing company is looking to hire tiktok watchers for a high paycheck and we'll bring that to you. a new patriotic film. roll tape. >> i want you to take it down. >> from where? >> your truck. truck. >> my truck, my flag. >> some people find it offensive. >> what if i find them offensive, you going to take them down? stu: dukes of hazard star had to finance that film himself. said woke hollywood wouldn't touch it. he'll be here. ♪ stu: 12 minutes into the trading session and some red ink. 18 days to the midterm and grady trimble is comparing prices today to just before the 2020 election. coke, grady, are we -- okay, ggrady, are we better off now? >> no, stu, it found that two-thirds of working americans feel like they're worse off financially than just a year ago and three quarters have less in savings now compared to the sam

that woman from huntington, new york in long island. stunning stuff. people have had it.onder if they are doing enough. the answer clearly is not enough now. you have rampant crime in new york city subway system. this shocking attack caught on camera two weeks ago today. a homeless man who killed his own grandmother years ago suspected of brutally beating a 33-year-old mother of two at a station stop next to jfk airport. she was on her way the work at the airport and has not regained full vision if her eye and she may not ever. that woman is here. elizabeth joins me now. how are you doing? i think that's the best first question. how are you? >> i'm trying. i'm sill a little bit of headaches and stuff like that. life goes on and trying the best i can every day. >> you were on your way to work. i'm not sure how long you have been working at the airport. just give me a sense of where this man came from and what you thought at that moment. >> well, you know, i've been in the airport for ten years working there. and this guy just came from off the train station. i was waiting

a pleasant trail follows the perimeter past huntington falls, 110 foot waterfall.o bridges connect the trail to the island. the climb to the hills summit, the highest point in golden gate park at more than four hundred feet. you can get quinces of the western side of the city through -- glimpes of the western side of city through a thick trees. the lake is ada accessible. it has a peaceful atmosphere where you can enjoy a warm day. walk along the lake and watched many ducks, and swans, and seagulls. it is a tranquil spot to stroll, enjoy each other's company, and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around the lake, floating under the bridges, past the pavilion and waterfall. for a quiet getaway, it makes for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this grove is the place to wear your hiking boots, bring your family, and bring the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the part is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for dog walking in a woode

the scholar samuel huntington pointed out the key to democratic change was to induce cracks within thenge or significant democratic reform needs more than just likes on facebook or even bodies on the street. it needs effective organization and sustained strategizing. historically, major successful protest movements came with an almost military level of organization and hierarchy. take one surprising example. the civil rights movement of the 1950s and '60s. as malcolm gladwell explained in 2010, that inspiring movement was not some spontaneous call for justice, but rather a challenge to the establishment, mounted with precision and discipline. central to its success was the black church, which gladwell notes had a very hierarchical structure and organized standing committees and other groups that reported to a central authority, the minister. hierarchy, not decentralized democracy, gladwell wrote, is what is required to effect systemic change. look at the montgomery busboy cot in the '50s. when rosa parks was arrested for after she refused to go to the back of the bus, civil rights orga

given a texas oil company approval to repair a pipeline that ruptured last year off the coast of huntington beach in southern california. the rupture spilled tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil. the houston company amplify energy crop has pleaded guilty to charges of negligently discharging oil. the spill last october closed miles of beaches and closed fisheries for months. meanwhile, environmental advocates are criticizing the federal government today for the approval. critics argue that the repairs are a step in the wrong direction in fear. it could cause another rupture. the hackers who attacked la school district computers a few weeks ago i started posting stolen information on the internet. the district confirms the release, but will not say what type of data was compromised. the la times viewed some screenshots which appeared to show social security numbers. the release happened yesterday just a day after the superintendent said he would not negotiate with the hackers or pay a ransom to hackers. it set a monday deadline for the release of the data. some financial relief is comin

provide a coupon, whatever it is, give it to the huntington learning centers of this country to providextra time and extra tutoring because some people don't have that extra money. >> steve: here's the thing. whatever happened was made worse by the pandemic. it was actually starting before the pandemic. according to the finding, well, the declines are troubling, america's numbers were actually falling before the pandemic. scorks were in early 2020. before the pandemic and the lockdown really started and people were dismissed from school. the scores were down the most in 14 years. the first drop -- with 14-year-olds, the scores were down, the biggest in 50 years. and the pandemic simply made it worse. and when you look at the data, it does not necessarily show a connection between back-to-school policies and academic performances because we know that california was locked down probably the longest, right? well, their numbers were on par with texas and florida, which opened early. so whatever was going on before the pandemic, the pandemic made it worse. ains almost 40% of the eighth grade

as you can see there for the 10th annual corgi beach day in huntington. >> of this year's theme was howis wild in for their 10th annual beach day. very cute and very creative. some of these costumes here. >> look, we're going to dogs here. do we have any chance to have the sfo camera? real quick to just i know you're talking about that earlier step and i promised or but we're going to check any way. a check to faa website. they say no delays, even though it looks there. they say no delays, it looks like that's just not much going on there. that's what's supposed to be. so we're going with faa corn faa. that's what it looks like says we have little bit of extra time. want to jump out here. real quick to this. a long range forecast we've been talking about because, you know, we've got rain coming r% our way. we'll take a look at longer-range thing on the tracker here, guys. and so what we have coming in here, the timing of this is pretty apparent on tuesday is when this comes together and then another dose as we get past the weekend, we're taking a little breather towards the end of the w

agency approving repairs for an old underwater pipeline that ruptured last year off the coast of huntington beach. the ruptured spilled tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil into the ocean closing nearby beaches for miles and shutting down fisheries for months. the houston based company amplify energy corps did plead guilty to charges of negligence. lee discharging oil and was ordered to pay nearly 13 million dollars in fines and expenses. environmental advocates argue that the repairs are step in the wrong direction and could lead to another rupture. there were some frightening moments for fresno family after a helicopter crashed right into their front yard. was saturday morning and 2 men were on board. a 47 year-old pilot of 33 year-old passenger. both are recovering in the hospital right now with minor injuries. the helicopter destroyed part of the house and took a palm tree right there in the front yard. and witnesses were shocked by what they saw. >> but that is speeding in this building. they can control it. i think you may want to be dead all bar because there may bad. >> the fam

they haha there in orange county today for the 10th annual corgi beach day in huntington, thiem, how low we mean lots of corgis dressing to impress, as you can see, their organizers say a record-breaking 1200 corgis actually wobble done for this 10th annual beach day. so looks like they had a good time. they even got to be like i

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