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nobody talked like jackie. nobody looked like jackie. nobody acted like jackie. grace and glamor. >> i just think that everything in the white house should be the best. >> reporter: a socialite whose classic style defined an era. >> people seem so interested in whatever the first family likes. >> reporter: after marrying into a famous family, becoming a beloved first lady to president john f. kennedy -- >> thank you all for having been so kind to us while we're here. >> reporter: and later a steadfast mother to caroline and john f. kennedy jr. >> there have been any number of books written about jackie kennedy. what more is there to say? >> that was my biggest concern when i wrote this book, what more is there to say? then i realized that the kennedys loomed so large in jackie's story, and every book that's been published has been unexplored, her relationships with her own family. >> reporter: behind jacqueline kennedy onassis' sunglasses was a woman who harbored deep secrets, many of which are revealed in the new biography "jackie: public, private, secret." the

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jackie: sure do. he had ward lawrence thank you florida congressman michael waltz armed service intelligence foreign affairs committees congressman great to have you this morning your reaction to he had ward's report on the ground yellen's conversations what her messaging is, to the united states, from her experience so far. >> well, one of the things that we want to find out is what concessions did this administration make to get these meetings, with both secretary of state blinken and with yellen because apparently, we pulled back on some of our sanctions for human rights abuses we also pulled back some of our export kromz as we tighten down the outright theft of american ip my chairman of house foreign affairs committee talking about subpoenaing officials to find out what concessions do we make just to get a meeting. much less what concessions we are making at the meetings, secondaryly, i hope that secretary yellen, raised the fact that chinese authorities are regulated american businesses, on top

jackie: they did something tricky.it will keep a lot of users from not deleting threads. >> it's a little stickier than we're used to. things like that might put people off with trying it. we'll vote with our thumbs here as they say and we'll see if it makes a run at i they're going to try to get as many people there as possible and give you every incentive not to leave. they all do that. it's nice to see they're trying new things, like elon is at twitter. there's been changes and innovations and they're not all winners. they won't be all winners on threads either. it's easier to sort that out, winners and losers in the marketplace than worry about the platforms been monopolies and putting the u.s. government in chart of them. jackie: there are businesses pushing back on new york city's regulations on artificial p intelligence. the new law is requiring employers to use the software to have it assessed for racist or sexist biases against candidates. your thoughts on this real quick. >> of course no one wants hiring to i

jackie: that is a great point.t was president biden $6 trillion in spending that led to a record 9.1% inflation. we are still dealing with 4% inflation right now. when you dig into the numbers a little bit you start to see where the strength was, government added 60000 jobs, professional and business services added jobs and we see more leisure and hospitality coming back, this is a post pandemic trend and something you're familiar with. are we seen what we want to see when we break down where the jobs are right now? >> no if the government is creating a very significant portion of the jobs and they have been averaging 62000 jobs a month throughout this year there were not seen growth. i wonder if the 209,000 job number is anywhere near realistic, we seen for the past five months that the initial number has been revised down in subsequent months and it has been revised that a little for 8% as much as 20% from where they initially came out with these numbers. i don't think were seen jobs go where they need to go in t

very good to see jackie.t an e-mail last night saying we have to go to the airport an hour earlier tomorrow because there's extra security because the president, you know that guy? he's coming to las vegas. [ crowd reacts ] >> jimmy: let's not -- the secret service will be here and we'll all be in trouble. trouble will be appearing at the annual leadership conference for the republican jewish coalition. a lot of people don't know donald j. trump, the j stands for jewish. [ laughter ] this is the facebook announcement. this is how they promoted the event. zoom in on that face. [ laughter ] what is this? he looks like a guy who wants to represent you in a mesothelioma lawsuit. [ laughter ] tomorrow vegas will have another carrot top in town. [ laughter ] hey, we have been keeping close attention to the local news here in vegas this week. because every week back home in hollywood we bleep and blur tv moments whether they need it or not. and since we're here, it's time for a special las vegas edition of "this wee

and what i do is jackie sean, do independent outlets to joining us live from donovan. great to see your hope to see you again. thanks a let's see. so got this a us congressman in charge of oversight has revealed the federal investigators were effectively told to sit tight when they sought to interview the president's son fund abide in this part of a corruption inquiry. of course, they never got that chance. on the day of the 100 by the an interview, federal agents were told to stand by and could not approach 100 bite and they had to wait for his call as a result of the change in plans iris. and that the criminal investigators never got to interview 100 biden, as part of the investigation. just have to learn more about this right now. question a lot about the audience, rachel black ones who are standing by for us in the united states. rachel, i mean, maybe i'm getting ahead of myself here, but who don't to put the cart before the horse, but what do you make of the watkins potentially being circled around the president's son hunter by and i mean is, i mean basically, he'

so, jackie, why are they down?ue, and that was a problem because there are different segments to this business, obviously. the good news coming out of it was9 that the consumer was strong, but you can read that two ways also and and say the consumer 's using a lot of plastic and racking up debt, is that really good for people's individual budgets. and the company as a whole, because some people may default on that debt. we are sort of a nation of, oh, i borrowed that, but i don't want to pay it back. there are two aspects. stuart: that's right. [laughter] i borrowed it, so why should i -- >> you wrote me. stuart: let's go to microsoft and activision. is the ftc still trying to block the merger? >> so lena khan is pausing here, and this is an about face for her. obviously, she was moving forward saying i don't want to see a merger. the courts temporarily said let it move forward, and and now she seems to be dropping the case which is interesting, you know? a lot of people say, yes, you want to see competition in the

jackie ibanez and comedian yanis welcome i have to go to you first. i know you're probably excited you would watch this thing but would you pay for it -- >> notify interest in seeing it. >> no interest. two eggheads -- fight mma. i would like to see them do like maybe -- coding challenge to the death. i like professionals in the sport that hay do. you know? i don't to much with a a porn with hillary clinton i want pros -- [laughter] >> isolate that that's going to be -- that will be your clip. [laughter] >> i don't know, i mean, it would be fun to see a coding challenge but i don't know if these guys know how to code but they're ceo types but why does everybody love fights so much? it is like a joe rogen thing he's a fight guy. but people are on saysed with this kind of cage match thing. >> they are and it is probably good for business. i would just say there are two middle aged men they should not be fighting elon is talking about sitting on mark zuckerberg like he's a walrus glad his mom is saying stop it is crazy nonsense. you cannot be doing this.

jackie navarre says she was born into the stable life. for her that means training thoroughbreds like this one. his name is refined now and he is an expert on the track. but jackie's fortunes took a turn with the announcement that her home track will close at the end of the year. >> it is such a sudden -- six months is a pretty quick notice that your life will change completely. >> reporter: jackie and her husband steve fisher both work at golden gate fields. the couple is not sure what they will do or where they will go , and there are hundreds of others like them, including many low-wage workers who not only work at the track but live in dorms or trailers near the stables. >> i feel terrible for all the people, the workers. where are they going to go? >> reporter: in recent years, golden gate fields has been the target of animal rights protests. eight horses have died, including three racing debts , according to the california racing board. the standish group says that it is consolidating racing operations at higher profile tracks in so

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lauren: the same, jackie robinson is my guess. stuart: the answer is jackie robinson. the stamp was issued in 1982. first baseball player on a us postage stamp, the markets are in rally mode as we approach the end of the week, dollars up 126, that is it for "varney and company" for the week but coast-to-coast starts now. ♪ ♪ say goodbye to hollywood. julie: may not see much from hollywood in a long time. a walkout we haven't seen since 1960. that was the year john f. kennedy got elected president of the united states. the guy heading up striking workers at the time was the future president named ronald reagan, very different issues. angry actors and writers determined to get more, this is in the sixtiess. hollywood bosses say times are tough, hits are few and opportunities are not as many. striking actors and writers say that is bull, they were more to the point than that but they are the ones they say writing the checks and have far more revenue streams they can tap and a lot of strikers say they better share or else. we don't know how the strike sql ends but it could

that's her next to jackie at the state of the union.about a glamorous couple and dream unfulfilled. when you look back on your matchmaking, do you think job well done? >> no, because i -- i find it terribly sad. >> reporter: what do you mean? >> it's a sad tale. you don't think so? >> reporter: in the end. >> yeah. >> reporter: but i think we like to believe that the beginning was magical. >> yeah. and we all love fairy stories. >> reporter: martha's husband, the late charlie bartlett, put it more simply. talking about his role introducing jfk to his future bride, charlie said he needed a gal and we found him a hell of a gal. ugh cocovid-19? i'm not wawaiting. ifif it's covivid, paxloviv. auauthorized f for emergenency, paxlovidid is an oraral treatmt for r people 12 2 and up who have m mild-to-mododerate covid-1919 and have a a high-risksk factr for itit becoming g severe. my symptoms are mimild now, but i'm nonot risking g it. if it't's covid, p paxlovid. if you h have a risksk facto, like b being 50+,, being ovoverweight,, asthma, or

i think jackie ibanez gets the first crack at this because i don't know, jackie.s of. your thoughts? >> nile: i agree. i think it says a lot probably about their relationship in general if he is willing to say that to hundreds of thousands of millions of people. what does he say to her behind closed doors? i don't like it at all. >> trace: i don't like it either. the truth be known, kevin corke the first thing is like wow, she looks great. you are like, i'm sorry, but you look great and that maybe if you do not like it, you could say something else. you think in the meantime, looked pretty good. kevin, your thoughts. >> kevin: bridge too far. what are you thinking? you never ever ever criticize your spouse in public in particular. it is just bad politics at home. i don't know what he was thinking. >> trace: is like the old democratic republic party, you never shoot inside the tent. if you really -- if you think you are right and maybe you are right, in this case, you are still going to be wrong. dr. houman hemmati, we will get the diagnosis right there. want to th

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lauren: the same, jackie robinson is my guess. stuart: the answer is jackie robinson.st baseball player on a us postage stamp, the markets are in rally mode as we approach the end of the week, dollars up 126, that is it for "varney and company" for the week but coast-to-coast starts now.

jackie heinrich is there. all right, jackie, was it a tense meeting?he's having difficulty hearing me. okay, jackie, was it a tense meeting? reporter: sorry, sir, just got audio back. president biden and zelensky's meeting is ongoing and has been for a little while now. it fol followed this gathering 7 countries where they pledged a security package to ukraine. zelensky's outrage after that seemed to be a little bit subtle. he called someone with success with great unity with leaders and security package and president biden acknowledged the tensions after ukraine was denied invitation to nato at this time. >> i hope we finally have put to bed the notion about whether or not ukraine is welcome in nato and it's going to happen and we're moving in the right direction. reporter: biden continued by saying i think it's just a matter of getting by the next few months but what that means, what the conditions for membership are, we don't fully know. biden's national security adviser jake sullivan said this morning the ongoing war is not blocking ukraine's invit

jackie: they were a little disappointing.e look at the headline numbers on its cloud computing business, growth is 27% isn't nothing, but compared to the prior growth in the last quarter at 30%, and in years past during the boom years of cloud computing, those numbers have been decelerating and the market does not like that, especially because they are poised to use that unit benefit from a lot of this ai boom we are seeing. so those numbers were not worthy needed to be. at the bar has always been set pretty high for a company like microsoft that really sets the tone for other cloud computing giants. shery: like alphabet and their cloud unit also seeing a second profitable quarter, what else stood out to you, julia, when it comes to the parent company of google? julia: they had a very strong performance from google. there has been a lot of handwringing in silicon valley that chatgpt might start to siphon away users from google search. but you wouldn't know that from looking at the company loads results today, search was fully

>> it is senator jackie rosen's seat.rica is at a cross roads and this oaudience knows tjackie ron is in lock step with -- not aligned with nevada values and it is interesting you bring up amazon prime day today. reminds me that too many americans are living a life negatively impacted by folks and the dc elite and jackie rosen. a little side note, not only am i a veteran, father of school-aged children and small business man, there was a time i worked for amazon loading boxes. i know what it means to work hard, to leave the shift with sweat on your brow and sore muscles. dc has lost touch with that and they make things tougher for middle class americans and people need hope. there are far too many people afraid that the american dream could be lost. people like jackie rosen, i want to defeat them. >> brian: if they want to take back the senate and presidency, this is a purple area that seems winnable. and laxalt thought he was going to win and lost to senator maesto. now you are going to try to do the same thing, what can

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jackie: say one thing? share birthday with my brother three years older than me, we were born on the same day. i stole his thunder, i stole his birthday, i stole his schools. i am dedicating my birthday to my brother lewis. taylor: we hospital you have a wonderful, special day. jackie: thank thank you, guys. brian: you're not big on sharing fries? jackie: i can't eat all that cake, are you crazy? brian: if you share i will help you. jackie: i will share. brian: charles payne we would love to include you in the cake. you have a show to do. charles: thanks a lot, guys. working on the thing, listening to you. by the way i think elon musk will be okay. i love people guess what his next failure will be. that is all i can tell you. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now is it time to put the bear bounce bull market debate to bed? a lot of bears are packing it in and you know what? let the good times roll. white house are getting torched saying the real wages are up

jackie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major.ss the southwest is going to be building across the central states and the east. this is going to build through the rest of the week and just get hotter. for places like des moines, minneapolis, into cincinnati and into the mid-atlantic and northeast as well. record highs to be expected. it will be the hottest temperatures we have seen so far of the year. in fact while temperatures on the thermometer will likely get into the upper 90s, a lot of us will be experiencing feels like temperatures that will be in the triple digits. now as for the southwest, yes, we are still going to stay hot there, but the worst of the heat likely peeking, but this already the hottest july on record with an average temperature of over 102, major. >> major garrett: jackie jeras, thank you. scorching temperatures have engulfed europe fueling dozens of wildfires in greece flames have displaced more than 30,000 people. cbs's chris livesay has the latest. >> reporter: an escape from paradise. thousands of touris

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we sent jackie to see future, if we are not careful.ee some of the work a few hours north of sydney. this is another world from the arid plains many people think of. this national park five hours north of sydney is about greenery, lush green forests, wildlife everywhere. the bush era is full of animals. koalas, wallabies, kangaroos. 0ne animal has been newly introduced, it could help save the species from extinction. it is hoped these hills will provide a safe haven for the tasmanian devil whose populations are being ravaged on their home island of tasmania. 90% have been wiped out by a highly infectious disease that causes facial tumours, and eventually death. but this sanctuary is at the centre of efforts to save it. hey, guys. welcome. we have a couple of special animals to look at. we have sandra d. we have sandra d. we have sandra d. we have pickles. so far all is the arc has had seven breeding seasons, arc has had seven breeding seasons, a total of 300 bb devils. just investigating. devils have a good sense of smell. you can see h

joining us now is democratic senator jackie rosen of nevada, a member of the armed services committeeeelection. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. watching that video of one of your republican opponents when he was running for secretary of state, basically promising to break the law in conspiracy with other republican secretaries of state around the country and make sure donald trump wins an presidential election no matter what is a pretty good sense of what is it stake in your senate election. >> you're exactly right. i can tell you, it is shaping up to be a messy and crowded primary, whether it's gym marchand or sam brown, they are, the two sides of the same maga coin. we know that others are about to jump in. and so what they want to do is, they want to institute a nationwide abortion ban. they've all spoken about it. they denied the election. they want to overturn the results, whatever that is. we can't let that happen. and i can tell you this, that every single day, i have been waking up and thinking about what we do to deliver for nevada. i have one of the most

send it back to you, jackie. jackie: we will end right there. madison alworth great reporting as as you. now time to send it over to the charles payne show, "making money." charles: ask madison if that the highchair comes in my size? i like that. i make a big mess every time i eat. who knows. thanks a lot, y'all. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, here is a question for you. when a bandwagon fills up going downhill we know it goes faster. what bit going uphill? we're starting to see it fill up big time the smart money crowd they continue to throw in the towel. the street keeps chasing ed yardeni n wait until you hear what his new target for the market is, it is out there folks. earnings after the bell, tesla, netflix. i have one the best, beth kindig will handicap the numbers. more importantly a great lesson on buying and holding. you do not want to miss my takeaway on efforts to hijack american exemption alism to destroy, american exceptionalism. all that and more on "making money." ♪ charles: let's c

and they got sam brown in the race out8 in nevada to take on jacky rosen. think we will see all of the races and republicans have a tense in all of those. they may but right now democrats have a competitive in vantage -- competitive advantage in all three states. host: democrats claim they can go in offense this cycle. texas debate have a shot at ted cruz? guest: they may think they do. but we have heard this story of how democrats pick it roads in texas, but whether they can knock off one of the candidate is a toll order. they tried this in 2020 with hager and cornyn. and in 2018 they came in closer than any democrat in recent memory. raise more money as well. and ted cruz still beat him by 10 and he was unpopular at the time. he was not a great candidate and now he is stronger. host: from the newspaper this morning roland gutierrez democratic state senator has been outspoken gun control component since that massacre in uvalde, texas. representative: an congressman from the dallas area declared his candidacy in may. so that primary will have to play out wh

. >> jackie: good morning. president biden made a point of stopping here to discuss with the king climate finance, ways to get the private sector off the sideline. the president will justify his decision to provide cluster bombs to ukraine. the u.k. announced opposition and the president drew criticism also for this. >> president biden: the ukrainians are running out of ammunition, this war is relating to munitions. they are running out of ammunition and we're low on it. >> critics blasted the president for saying we are low on the shells. the white house told fox digital, the military has specific requirements for number of ammunition in our reserve in case of military conflict. everything we send to ukraine is in excess of that, the u.s. is not running out of ammunition itself. it highlights need for other nato partners to do more. >> this is what the president needs to do with nato, hold their feet to the fire. 500 days into the war, of all money contributed, united states doubled what all other countries ha

jackie gittins is the director of voices of hope in great falls.crisis centers in the state. when you're a big state like montana is, and it's not unusual for somebody to have to drive 60 miles. one way to get a counselor or psychiatrist. jackie says she considered suicide after her divorce and knows firsthand just how vital lifelines like these are. i wish i would have had something like this to call and vent to. it would have been not easy, but it would have made it easier for me to know that things that i was feeling were fairly normal. that experience led her to voices of hope, where she took calls in the beginning and now make sure there's enough people trained to respond to callers for more than 30 counties, including those where terrance and ken live. so i'm not 100% square, but i'm doing pretty good and i'm making progress on myself every day. the staff on the 908 lines say that while the person making the call may be in pain, they still need time to accept help for help. that's just a first step. you're either a big advocate for mental hea

and so, turning to the op-ed, jackie, the decision date that romney cites is the 26th of august, and what are you hearing? >> well, there is an assumption that they can differentiate themselves from the president, and at this point, the only two who wants to separate themselves from him is chris christie and asa hutchinson, and in the other states he has such a commanding lead, and when you are doing the math, it is difficult for any of them to catch up, but at the present time, there is a difficult time to see that not only donors, but voters want somebodyls >> and so, loong at this, romney is not a trump fan, and he writes in op-ed, we need a nominee driven by something other than ego and revenge. and so, in your opinion, who needs to come and go? >> well, that is obviously for the republican party to decide, but mitt romney has a point, and the democrats did that after south carolina and the field thinned and paved way for biden and bernie sanders with the duality there. and so, let's coalesce behind him after some consternation. and i believe the opposite of donald trump at the m

jackie, i want to come back to you on that. didn't mean to cut you off. pick up where you left off. >> that's okay. some riveting footage. basically there's a desire from justice department officials to get weiss out there to cut through some of these misperceptions that have come about as a result of testimony from these whistleblowers. for example, gary shapley, the former irs official who did testify before congress claimed that weiss had said that he had requested special counsel designation. weiss said publicly in this letter that he sent to lawmakers earlier this month that he had not actually done that, so i think there's a slew of, again, claims that the justice department disputes from whistleblowers that republicans have unearthed who basically have been making this case, that the justice department is giving political favoritism to hunter biden and trying to get out in front of them before they solidify in the public view. >> elise, i know you have to go. so thank you for joining us. everybody else, if you would, stand by, tom winter, i know it

so we would like to give that to you guys >> chris and jackie ford finally getting that first dance,ding each other tight and showing what true love looks like, 25 years later what was that moment like, chris and jackie >> there's just no words it was awesome >> i felt like a place in my heart was filled that i didn't know needed to be filled >> what do your parents mean to you? >> they've been such an inspiration of young love. and they were just everything that we looked up to and wanted to be and it was awesome to kind of give them, like, a thank you. >> the parents tell me that they appreciate so much all the love that they've received. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. kate snow will be here tomorrow night. i'm jose diaz-balart thank you for the privilege of your time. and good night >>> she is finally home, the fries announcement after a bay area woman was kidnapped while walking her dog in mexico. new picture showing the moment they were reunited. >>> frightening moments after red light runner causes a crash. new video of the moment of impact did >>> it is hot most

jackie and steve say they probably will not make the move. >>> tonight at 11:00. it is becoming harder for bay area families in high fire risk areas to keep their home insurance because companies are dropping them. now, homeowners might have to worry about getting dropped for a different reason that is nothing to do with fires or other natural disasters. let's bring in sara donchey with the late news to explain that. hey, there. >> obviously it is a problem we talked a lot about but there is the twist. family has lived in their home for three decades, they got a big surprise bill in the mail. their insurance company is dropping them because their house is too old. we are not talking a historic home like 100-year-old. the house is newer than that. we will slow you why it is all happening tonight at 11:00. very frustrating. i will tell you frustrating. i know you usually want me to tell you the whole story but we will tease it. frustrating >> see you at 11:00. when you are frustrated. >> all right. >> . >>> all right, we wanted to get to breaking news right now. we

jackie said she was born into the stable life. >> this horse came from santa anita. >> reporter: for her, that means training thoroughbreds like this one, he is a five-time winner on the track. >> he has been on vacation for two weeks. >> reporter: but, her fortunes took a turn for the worst with the announcement that her home track will shut down at the end of the year. >> of the logistics of it all is just a little scary, a sudden six months, and your life is going to change completely. >> reporter: jackie and her husband steve both work at golden gate fields, the couple isn't sure what they will do or where they will go. and there are hundreds of others like them including many low-wage workers who not only work at the track but live in dorms or trailers near the stables. >> i feel terrible for all the people , and the workers on the backside, where are they going to go? >> reporter: golden gate fields opened in the 1940s but in recent years, it has been the target of animal rights protests, eight horses have died at the track this year including three racing deaths according to t

we are back with harry, claire, and jackie and mara. jackie, i'll start with you on this one.knew that phone call had taken place but the efforts by trump to get him to stay in power, that has not been reported before. it is new to us. take us through more of this reporting. >> right. and it might actually be potentially new to jack smith as you just read in that graph there. this fantastic scoop from my colleagues, that ducey was surprised that smith's office had yet to contact him to ask him about the phone calls an the pressure he was feeling from former president trump about trying to reverse that shortfall of around 10,000 voters that trump lost to joe biden in arizona. but four people familiar with a call between trump and doug ducey said that trump specifically mentioned this shortfall of more than 10,000 votes and encouraged ducey to study this fraud unsubstantiated and in a range of false claims that trump would claim that he overwhelmingly won the election in the state. former vice president mike pence confirmed that some of these conversations happened over the week

i love you, jackie. you're amazing. and then santi, who we said, for once in your life, you're not going to be staffing on budget this year . could not, of course, stay away because we needed him so badly and had to pull him back in. so as much as you tried to not focus on the budget, we just can't do it without you. we have to drag you in every time. so thank you so much. love and appreciate you both so much. thank you. thank you all. and super advisor melgar, thank you so much, chair chan and thank you for letting me tag along in this process. yes, even though i'm not on the committee, i wanted to say that, you know, this whole process is a science, a math. you know, exercise. but it's also an art about relationships and values in listening to people. and i think you've done an outstanding job. and i want to thank you in particular for listening to folks that don't usually get listened to. and so i i'm really grateful for that and for just going above and beyond. i'm grateful to francis shay for her great competence.

jackie and her husband steve, who is a race official, both work at golden gate fields . the couple is not sure what they will do, or where they will go. there were hundreds of others just like them , including many low-wage workers, who not only work at the track, but live in dorms or trailers near the stables. >> the logistics of it all is scary. it is such a sudden, six months is a quick notice that your life will change completely. >> the owners of the track say they are consolidating racing operations at its higher profile tracks in southern california. jackie and steve say they probably will not make the move . >>> changes are being made at lake tahoe and you can see why. after all of this trash in this mess that was left behind during july 4th vacations. they left beaches and campgrounds completely trashed. ryan yamamoto reports, environmentalists are teaming up with the federal park officials, to make sure it does not happen again. >> i think we estimated about 4000 people in this area. >> reporter: on july 4th, a party that got out of control on his like tahoe be

i love you, jackie. you're amazing. and then santi, who we said, for once in your life, you're not going to be staffing on budget this year . could not, of course, stay away because we needed him so badly and had to pull him back in. so as much as you tried to not focus on the budget, we just can't do it without you. we have to drag you in every time. so thank you so much. love and appreciate you both so much. thank you. thank you all. and super advisor melgar, thank you so much, chair chan and thank you for letting me tag along in this process. yes, even though i'm not on the committee, i wanted to say that, you know, this whole process is a science, a math. you know, exercise. but it's also an art about relationships and values in listening to people. and i think you've done an outstanding job. and i want to thank you in particular for listening to folks that don't usually get listened to. and so i i'm really grateful for that and for just going above and beyond. i'm grateful to francis shay for her great competence.