irwin: great question.se we are nasdaq traded, we cannot partake or sell cannabis products within the u.s. let me tell you, i'm watching the election pretty closely and i think both candidates have come out to talk about legalization. you know, when biden and harris were elected four years ago i didn't think i would be standing here today talking about rescheduling or legalization. something has to happen into your point, 27 states are legal recreational, 35 states is legal from a medical standpoint. 75% of the country has cannabis legalized in their state, but it isn't from a federal standpoint. if that happens in terms of rescheduling, and it is crazy out there that it is scheduled as cocaine. i think something is going to happen. tilray is ready to go. we are ready to go with infused drinks. matt: that scheduling looks like it is about to change. it has been recommended to change. and we have the safe banking act written and ready to go. it is tilray taking part in any kind of push for congress, for the

as supervisorsaid, i'm irwin tam, director of financing. the facts. we heard about the philosophy.an talk about the numbers. people arabout that. but first of all, cal is the state affordal housing lender and utina hall [indiscernible] cal hfa is delivering housing for low anmoderate income californnsde by working together. when of the organizations we work closely with is the ghousing an development. not only on this project, also work in conjunction with apple and the mayor's the bond recycling program and to date additional $250 million tax exempt h herwise would go unused, accept for this partnership. we arrealpr with the mayor's office of housing commundethis project wasfunded our mixed income programd again, to date, we have delivered over 320million of subsidy funds across the resulted in all most 10 thousand units for low and inco californians and this is a prime example of the inclusive community we are trying to create for again, low and moderate income californians. wou again like to thank the mayor office, tndc, bank of america, state treasurer offii9cefor thi financing

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. >> reporter: 80-year-old frank irwin takes xarelto to treat a rapid heart rate. one of the top three most prescribed drugs on the list. a 30 day supply will go from $517 to $197. erwin says the savings are way overdue. >> i've never understood why the drug cartel, if that's the right term for it, has such a monopoly and has the lobbyist out there that they can get the laws written p. >> reporter: tomorrow, vice president harris will deliver her first policy speech as a presidential nominee with a focus on the economy. and new tonight, vice presidential candidate's governor tim walz and senator j.d. vance have agreed to a debate right here on cbs. moderated by norah norah and face the nation's margaret brennan. this set for october 1st in new york city p or major? >> rep >> major: filed under must-see tv. weijia jiang, thank you. former lawn force when officiall the secret services arranging for former president donald trump to resume outdoor campaign rallies by surrounding his podium with bulletproof. this level of protection is typically reserved for sitting pre

while we have a state representative here, thank you irwin, we want the state, the legislature for pugallot. who don't know and hopefully learning more up mber 5 will be lowering the voter threshold focaings like affordable housing and infrastructure like schools, parks, health libraries and public transit. the state has been doing s part to make it much easier for localities to raise funds to affordable housing so please do your part and vote for prop 5 on november 5. alg withprevious state enabling legislation that allowed for the creation of al financing authorities like the bay area housing fiagey, which serves the 9 county ba stage for another important measure you will see on thballot in november known as regional measure 4 and also known by people in our field as the bofa bond, the bay agency. this bond will raise $20 billion dollars, 2.4 for the city and county of san ancico. so, please we need voters throughout the whole region to vote ■%for this measure, and we need all of you to please do your part to speak about to your friends, family and networks er are to participate in

business journal--i was saying earlier, i will lo google and find a obscure thing to say, please welcome, irwinplause] >> wow, that is-thank you so much. i guess i do appe on google. [laughter] i am excited to be here. i am excited to have taken the s on the subway and two blocks to get here and stopped for a cup of coffee that goes to show how important housing is and how important g is that is being developed closer to public transit and have here. as supervisor said, i'irwin tam, director of financing. we heard about the facts. we heard about the philosophy. i guess i can talk about the numbers. people are excited about that. but first of all, cal is state affordal housing lender and under leshof tina hall and [indiscernible] cal hfa is delivering housing for low and moderate income californians state wide by working together. when of the organizations we work closely with is the mayor office housing and community development. not only on this project, but also in conjunction with apple and the mayor's office the bond recycling program and to date delivered additional $250 million tax exempt

. >> reporter: 80-year-old frank irwin takes xarelto to treat a rapid heart rate, one of the top threet prescribed drugs on the list. a 30-day supply will go from $517 to $197. irwin says the savings are way overdue. >> i've never understood why the drug cartel, if that's the right term for it has such a monopol and has the lobbyists out there that they can get laws writtens or on friday, vice president harris would deliver her first policy speech as a presidential nominee with the focus on the economy. and vice presidential candidates governor kim walz and senator j.d. vance have agreed to debate right here on cbs. it will be held on october 1st in new york city and moderated by the anchor and managing editor of the cbs evening news norah o'donnell and "face the nation's" margaret brennan. cbs news, weijia jiang, the white house. >>> hurricane ernesto has strengthened to a category 2 storm as it approaches bermuda, and there a chance it could continue to grow even stronger. cbs' dave malkoff reports from bermuda where people are preparing for the worst. >> reporter: before hurricane e

the scientist became interested in the hypothesis of his colleague irwin stone that ascorbic acid, if you eat enough of it, is able to prolong life, kill germs, treat diseases. and even destroy cancer cells, he began to eat vitamin c in incredible doses, as if to treat others with it and periodically appeared in the press with sensational statements on this account, it worked for him too, people ran buy magic pills containing vitamin c and many other impurities. later, including for this reason , the opinion that dietary supplements are a cure for all diseases was strengthened in society for a long time. hello, hello, lena grigoryevna, let's figure out what is called from the very beginning, dietary supplements are definitely not a medicine, but they seem not to be vitamins, then what is it? in fact and most importantly for what? biologically active additives are substances that work in our body and allow everything to function correctly biological systems of our body. we need them, we get them from food, but in some situations, for example, in stress situations, when a person in the

irwin should. i stick them to my chest for any actions we do because of the imam of the time, bags are now not just a tool for moving things , they have become a medium for speaking, each of them is a flag. we are behind you and we will help you as much as we can . they displayed the variety of nationalities of ashiq hussain, peace be upon him, on their country's flag, and other pilgrims were reminded of imam hussain's message for the good in the ashura movement, a constructive jihad to inform people of what they do not know. and they should act on it we are going to a servant who has been repairing the backpacks of nine-year-old arta in the first year of his life. in the first year of his life , he was diagnosed with a serious illness . he was 6 months old. for years , we used to go to this doctor and that doctor for treatment, for example, i even remember that my wife was very upset, a doctor who had just returned from germany to iran. children like arta were treated with hematopoietic stem cell

i relayed butterfield's response to senator irwin. and he grew agitated and his famous eyebrows, cavorted, his jaw turned and finally he said to me, jim, you tell mr. butterfield that if he's not here this afternoon, i will send the senate sergeant at arms out to fetch him and bring him to the hearing, which having located him in a barber chair, i did faithfully. this message changed his mind and later this afternoon butterfield, now quite con treat and nightly coifed arrived at the senate. at the senate to give his electrofying testimony. the subpoena i surfed on butterfield still hangs in my office. >> the interesting, and i think very clever decision that the democrats made was rather than for sam dash to ask this question of butterfield, because it had been uncovered by don sanders who worked for the minority and the republicans, they would have the republicans ask butterfield a question since don sanders had discovered this, in other words, to have fred thompson raise the questions, this gave it a little different feel with the r

as supervisor said, i'm irwin tam, director of financing. we heard about the facts.t the philosophy. i guess i can talk abthe numbers. people are excited about that. but first of all, cal is the state affordal housin under leadership of and [indiscernible] cal hfa low and moderate income californians state wide by working together. when of the organizwe work closely with is the mayor office of housing unpment. not only on this project, but also work in conjunction with apple and the mayor's office to on to date delivered additional $250 million tax exempt bonds, which otherwise would go unused, accefor this partnership. we are really proud that relationship with the mayor's office of housing community development. this project wasfunded th our mixed income program and again, to delivered over 320million of subsidthe state which resulted in all most 10 thousand units for low and moderate income californians and this is a prime example of the inclusive community we are trying to create for again, low and alifornians. we would again like to thank the ce, tndc, bank of a

curtis lee irwin, 1 years old, was one of three people convicted of a 1986 murder-for-hire plot that left car lean mcdonald dead. it's been determined that prosecutors at the alameda county d.a.'s office excluded jurors who were jewish or black during the time period he was convicted. after review by the california attorney general rob banta's office, it's up to d.a. pamela price to either retry that case or set the defendant free. price hadn't made up her mind just yet but did apologize nonetheless to the victim's family. >> because of the failure of the supervisors of mr. anderson and so many failures over the years that they have now been once again subjected to having to relive the facts of their mother's murder and the trauma of going to trial and having this whole situation once again brought up in the media. >> price announced in april that her office was reviewing every death penalty case in alameda county from the past four decades. 35 in all. it started when they took a look at the case of ernst dykes, found guilty in the shooting death of a 9-year-old boy. he's scheduled t

officers first noticed the suspect speeding in the area of anderson drive and irwin street. he was pulled over and officers determined he was driving a stolen car. police say the suspect also had an outstanding warrant for weapons violations. san francisco police arrested dozens of people for shoplifting over two and a half month period. pictures show some of the merchandise that was stolen. police say a total of 61 people were arrested during the so-called blitz operations. that's when uniformed and plain clothes officers positioned themselves iide of a retail shop to quickly make an arrest. four businesses were chosen for the operation. retailers who would like to participate should call san francisco police tonight. >> a man is in custody after forcing or forcing a richmond neighborhood to go on lockdown. police say they received reports of a man waving a gun and people just about 730 this morning. this was in the area of second street and ripley avenue in the iron triangle neighborhood. skyfox was overhead the scene as you can see police presence down below, negotiating

i relayed butterfield's response to senator irwin sam grew agitated, his famous eyebrows, he finallyto me you tell mr. butterfield if these not here this afternoon i will send the senate sgt at arms out to fetch him and bring him to the hearing. which have been located him at a barbecue i did faithfully, this message changed his mind and later that afternoon butterfield now quite contrived arrived at the senate to give his electrifying testimony. the subpoena i served butterfield still hangs in my office. >> interesting and very clever decision that the democrats made was rather for cm bash to ask this question of butterfield because it'd been uncovered by don sanders who works for the minority and the republicans, they would have the republicans a question since john sanders had discovered us another without fred thompson raised the questions, this gave it a little different feel with the republicans uncovering this incredible bit ofre information. in the clip that follows, i believe you can see howard baker on the far side of the screen, he looks like he is ill after having found t

. >> bret irwin is a man of many talents.o life with his voice, to the funhouse and with his paintbrush. >> this is one of those. those dreams come true, those wishes come true for me to be able to paint this. >> we met the official voice of mickey mouse in his home art studio, where he illustrated the new book, camp mickey and minnie. one wild summer. >> any chance i get to combine mickey and art? you know, it's like those those two passions of mine. it's fantastic. >> in the book written by iowan's friend ryan marsh. mickey and pals run a summer camp, but things go haywire, thanks in large part to the antics of goofy, and that makes it hard for mickey to maintain his normally happy demeanor. >> i love knowing that mickey's got a little bit more dynamic range to him, right? like, he can get a little frustrated. he can be annoyed with his friends, and i think this story gave him the ability to do that when he sees goofy making a mess of his camp, he's like, come on, goof, let's get this under control. >> the new book, on sale

we're going to talk to irwin simon later this morning. s&p down about three. n'gonyw'up7.ook you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com with so much entertainment out there wouldn't it be great... investment objectives, ...if you could find what you want, all in one place? show me paris. xfinity internet customers can enjoy the ultimate entertainment experience and save on some of the biggest names in streaming, all for just $15 a month. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >>> it's time for jim's "stop trading." >> intel is down. it slowed down. 1.1 million shares of arm. might have raised $147 million. they're trying to sell it to mobilize. they are raising cash. and they're raising cash. they must raise cash to get that balance sheet up. you have to keep that. but it's a sign, again, that they've got to do -- they have to take a lot of action. >> ho

is irwin lum, people many phil chin all actually came of the mta as operators.to holding muni acc a little bit about. i have not heard one word of usually profile, i mean, this is one of the m the city. this is the only commission that has legislative powers, like t, albeit it is a non-elected position. and usually by now i have gotten a letter support of the nominee. i've, you know, gotten a call from or a norman fung or a queen ofn radio silence. can you speak to that? yes. my i recognize i have very large shoes to and that my community was not is not necessarily through chinatown trip it was through through other organizations, i have a lot of work to do to build trust with people my i hope that track record shows that i have someone who and someone who's willing to be an advocate. and as withitems ago, that i'm willing to be someone who spends a lot of ti. and what other organizations were youin that weren't chinatown organizations? i'm chinatown has a very organizationsedible histories which, by the way, are go beyond the boundaries they really are models w

is irwin lum, people like, there are so many phil camehin al up through the ranks of the mta as operatorse and activism t holding muni accountable. can you tell us a little bit about. i have not oneord of usually when a high profile, i mean, this is on t most important commissions in the city. this is the only commission that has lislative powers, like the board of supervisors, albeit it is a non-elec.d and usually by now i have gotten a letter from chinatown trip in support of the nominee. i've, you know, en you know, a gordon chin or a norman fung chin radio silence. can you speak to that? yes. my, i recognize i havelarge shoes to fill, and that my advocacy in the chinese community was not is not necessarily through chow it wash other organizations, i have a lot. i have a lot of work to do to build trust with people in chinatown. i hope that my i hopt i s who is a strong listener and someone who's willing to be an advocate. and as with sean mcgarry, a few items ago, that i'm willing to be someone who spends a lot of time to build those relationships. and what other organizations were yo

i mean, the former head of the transit workers is irwin lum, people many phil chi of the mta as operatorsrtise and activism accountable. can you tell us a little bit about. i have not when a high profile, i mean, this is ons in the city. this is the only commission that hasisors, albeit it is a non-electe and usually by now i have gotten a letter from chinatown trip in support of the nominee. i've, you know you know, a gordon chin or a norman fung chin radio silence. can you speak to that? i recognize i have fill, and that my the chinese community was not is not necess was through through other organizations, i have a lot. i have a lot of work to do to in chinatown. i hope that my i hope track record shows that i have s and someone who's willing to be an advocate. and as with items ago, that i'm willing to be someone who spends a lotf time to build those relationships. and what other organizations were you involved in that weren't chinatown fabric of organizations incredible histories which, by the way, are go beyond the they really are modelslaborated with interests allver the city. i me

. >>> all right, coming up, neil irwin from eaxios joining us.d later today. >>> and later in this hour, eric cantor joins us to talk kamala harris's latest economic proposals and give his take what he's heard from the dnc in chicago this week. >>> by the way, another key earnings mover heading to break. macy's. shares falling after the company cut its full year's sales forecast, dealing with selective shoppers and more promotions in the entireanticipated before. stack down 6.7%. stay tuned. you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc. energy fuels, a leading american uranium producer, is ramping up production to supply expanding nuclear markets and diversifying into rare earth elements, key ingredients in many clean energy and defense technologies. energy fuels. shopify's point of sale system helps you sell at every stage of your business. with fast and secure payment. card readers you can rely on. and one place to manage it all. whatever the stage, businesses that grow grow with shopify. . >>> we're expecting quite a bit of commentary at the

irwin simon will be on "money movers" today at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> meantime, ubs smashes the second quarter profit. doubling consensus forecast. ubs saying it partially offset a drag from net income, increasing by 15%. largely due to the consolidation of credit suisse, the credit bank leaping by 38% to $28 billion and the company's ceo sergio ermotti telling cnbc the outperformance of a combination of good momentum on the topline and good cost productions, and that deal with credit suisse is turning out to be a winner with them. >>> then we should tell you about this. after coa close in asia, they reported second quarter earnings, jumping 82% year over year as the gaming division accelerated. the company launched a new game in may. stocks closed slightly lower in hong kong before those results were released. >>> intel has sold its stake in uk chip holder arm. it raised nearly $7 billion.% it's involved in a $10 billion cost-cutting plan. the stock is down nearly 60% year to date. >>> and chinese tech giant huw wow wow wie /* /* huaw

joining us now is dean irwin chemerinski. his new book is titled "no democracy lasts forever." and has been for nearly 250 years is a threat actually to the country? >> choices that were made in adapting the constitution have come to haunt us. the electoral college increasingly is choosing the president who lost the popular vote. two senators per state is undermining democracy. in the last session of congress, there were 50 democratic senators and 50 republican senators, but the 50 democratic senators represents 42 million people. life tenure for supreme court justices is increasingly problematic. but the tenure for supreme court justices has been 15 years. since 1970, it's been 27 years. all of these are choices made in 1787 have become much more salient in recent years. >> professor, i understand -- this is gene robinson. i understand that there are lots of outdated pieces of the constitution. there's also some really good stuff. i think it is probably true that the founders would be astonished that we haven't altered the constitution to fit our present circumstances. on the