this investigation has uncovered the truth of jared's murder. tenon did not act along, mario fernandez did not plan along, and acknowledges her central and key role in the cold calculated and premeditated murder of jared bridegan. we will provide copies of the indictment and other information provided during the discovery process. thank you all for being here today, and providing the public of this development. >> john: that's the state attorney of duvall county, melissa nelson, some folks might have been obvious news, knowing what we know about this case and how it has unfolded that the ex-wife of jared bridegan, shana fernandez will be extradited to florida and first-degree murder with the death. the county attorney says they will seek the death penalty for her as they have with her current husband, mario fernandez, already arrested for this, and then a third person, henry tenon, a tenant of mario fernandez has been arrested as well. so, jacqui, this really is an expected, though sort of i think still bombshell development in all of this. a lo

let me share a little bit about jared first. i remember the day i first met jared. a shy 6-year-old walked in to greet me with a white stuffed bunny. he never spoke a word that day but when i thanked him, his smile melted my heart and his shy eyes gleamed at me. and it's that smile, even in new or uncomfortable situations, that has warmed the hearts of so many people and that's a smile now that we can only dream of. through the year, jared knew no stranger. he was an easy going kid and embraced friends from all walks of life. he never had any judgment and always found commonality. growing up he had a step-brother that was one year younger than him and two little sisters, all of which annoyed him regularly, i'm sure. it wasn't always peaceful or easy being the oldest in our home but jared knew how to balance the scales of chaos. he did it without complaint and keenly knew just how and when he was needed. even though the marines was a perfect fit for jared's personality, we challenged him about that reality. you know, this is not the call of duty, this is real life. b

jared: she becomes his biggest champion.an understanding of why she started to step away from her own career and identify him as the person who should move forward? >> i think she was a pragmatist. she understood that one of them had to succeed. and i think she saw what it took for him to become edward hopper. jared: a year later, the pair were married. together, the hoppers toured cape and. often capturing the same subjects like glow custard -- gloucester's landmark church. edward was especially drawn to fishing scenes, to the immigrant community in the city's italian neighborhood, and to the signals of modern times. he also dwelled on dwellings. what do you think it is about this particular house that speaks to that hopper? is it loneliness, mystery? >> 228, he comes back in the painting in the show is really his first house portrait in oil. there is almost a split personality between the light facade, edges much more ornate, and the stark facade on the front, is much more somber. jared: and perhaps a metaphor now for the

[thundering noise] [jared humming] [winch clicking] [jared humming] [winch clunking on floor] [jaredcarrying around a corpse. [jared humming] [winch clicking] [jared humming continues] and i love you. father, forgive them for they know not what they do. it is finished! [thundering noise] [audience clapping] [background rustling] [birds chirping] ♪ just as i am without one plea ♪ oh, [jared laughing]. ♪ but that thy blood was shed for me ♪ ♪ and that thou bid'st me come to thee ♪ ♪ oh lamb of god, i come ♪ ♪ i come ♪ ♪ just as i am and waiting on ♪ ♪ to rid my soul ♪ ♪ of one dark blood ♪ ♪ to thee whose blood ♪ ♪ can cleanse each spot ♪ ♪ oh lamb of god, i come ♪ ♪ i come ♪ [jared sniffing] [ambient music] - [shelly] throughout my whole life i was taught that, that i could do what i wanted, but you know it was like i knew i had to get from point a to point b, but i didn't know how to get there. like i know i shouldn't let my disability limit me, but how? my art is just a way to get me to step out of my comfort zone in a way, that's when i discovered that that's what i wanted to do wi

through the year, jared knew no stranger. he was an easy going kid and embraced friends from all walks of life. he never had any judgment and always found commonality. growing up he had a step-brother that was one year younger than him and two little sisters, all of which annoyed him regularly, i'm sure. it wasn't always peaceful or easy being the oldest in our home but jared knew how to balance the scales of chaos. he did it without complaint and keenly knew just how and when he was needed. even though the marines was a perfect fit for jared's personality, we challenged him about that reality. you know, this is not the call of duty, this is real life. but jared was persistent and dedicated in his path. since sophomore year of high school. he always saw the positive in everything and told us that this is exactly what he was meant to do. by this time, jared had a different demeanor. it was as if his confidence took on a new form. still childlike innocence, but that shy, timid jared was nowhering to seen -- was nowhere to be se

. >> reporter: jared childress is one of just a handful of burn bosses in california who is certified to lead prescribed burns. >> what we need to be doing in california to help alleviate with these wildfire problems is burning at a massive scale, you know, the million plus acre range, which we're nowhere clos to. >> reporter: jared's team work with land owners to safely clea outfields and forests by using what they call good fire. >> slowly work the fire downhil against the direction that the fire wants to go so that that dead downed wood will slowly burn up. >> reporter: jared says prescribed burns are one of the most effective ways to prevent catastrophic wildfires because they get rid of all the flammable debris like leaves an dead wood lining the forest floor. the state wants to significantly increase the number of burns per year, but one obstacle has been standing in their way. >> it's just been impossible to get private insurance on the insurance market. >> reporter: linya quinn davidson is the director of the fire network for university of california agriculture and natural re

. >> reporter: jared childress is one of just a handful of burn bosses in california who is certified to lead prescribed burns. >> what we need to be doing in california to help alleviate some of these wildfire problems is burning at a massive scale, you know, the million plus acre range, which we're nowhere close to. >> reporter: jared's team works with land owners to safely clear outfields and forests by using what they call good fire. >> slowly work the fire downhill against the direction the fire wants to go so that that dead down wood will slowly burn up. >> reporter: jared says prescribed burns are one of the most effective ways to prevent catastrophic wildfires because they get rid of all the flammable debris like leaves and dead wood lining the forest floor. the state wants to significantly increase the number of burns per year, but one obstacle has been standing in their way. >> it's just been impossible to get private insurance on the insurance market. >> reporter: linya quinn davidson is the director of the fire network for the university of california agriculture and natur

nice to see you. >> this investigation has uncovered the truth of jared's murder.enry did not act alone. fernandez did not plan alone and shanna's indictment acknowledges her role in the cold, calculated and pre-medicated murder of jared bride >> gillian: his ex-wife has been charged. she along with her current husband and his former tenant. prosecutors say she and her husband planned the killing and the tenant actually pulled the trigger. all three now facing first degree murder charges. joining us now jared's widow kirsten bridegan and his brother adam. our heartfelt condolences. thank you for talking to us about today. must be incredibly difficult. kirsten, starts with you and want to know how you are coping 18 months later and how you felt learning shanna was charged in jared's murder. >> when i was told it stopped me in my tracks and made me catch my breath. we've been waiting for this for a long time. we've been praying and hoping for it. at the same time, we wanted to make sure it's done right. a mix of emotions of so glad we're here and we are just putting

you what i think it is, jared.till expensive. they might be blowing up less, and wage growth only recently has started keeping pace with that. people still feel like they're behind. i think that's got to be it. i don't think you can deny it. it's probably not a good idea to deny that people are feeling that. >> so let me unpack a lot of what you said, and i am going to agree with you on this angle of when you get down and you drill down to what we're actually doing as opposed to these kind of more abstract 40,000 feet up questions. 70% -- 76% of people support the infrastructure law issue the bipartisan infrastructure law, and that's obviously to repair highways they drive on. broadband internet they use, clean water they tri. 72% support the chips act. that's not only critical to strengthening supply chains, u two-thirds support the inflation reduction act. some of the statistics i think you're citing are get ago little bit stale. university of michigan sentiment is at its highest level since october of '21. consu

it is wrong what the kushners did, what ivanka and jared did. it's wrong what all of them did, and we need to talk about it more. >> claire mccaskill, i'm glad we had this conversation. i need your perspective here. thank you as always for your time this evening. >> my pleasure. >>> still more to come tonight. the drip, drip, drip of revelations about the luxury gifts that justice clarence thomas has received from his billionaire friends. that drip, drip, drip is turning into a flood. that's coming up next. turning into a flood that's coming up next. [ tires screeching ] jordana, easy on the gas. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break. yeah, we let you pick your own due date. good to know, because this next scene might take a while. for a great low rate, go with the general. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. next scene might take a while. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. you really went all out didn't yo

. >> shana gardner, the ex-wife of microsoft executive jared bright again is under arrest, charged with his ex style murder in jacksonville, florida. >> shana gardner's indictment acknowledges her central and key role in the cold, calculated and premeditated murder of jared bright again, a grand jury indicting gardner for allegedly plotting with her new husband and a hitman to murder pritikin last year. >> prosecutors say the former couple share two kids and had gone through a bitter divorce when he was lured out of his car to move a tire that had been intentionally placed in the street. >> bullets barely missing his two year old daughter in the back seat. >> that hitman has confessed to pulling the trigger. but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shana gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> jared bright against heartbroken widow, relieved to see this final arrest for 547 days, we've hoped and prayed that this day would come. >> shana gardner was taken into

by jared kushner.ou cannot pick and choose. host: yesterday on the capitol hill, there was a close door hearing. we heard about it -- he is the front-page headline from the washington times this morning. biden played a powerful role in his son's deal. the lead story in today's washington times. james comer is the chairman of the house oversight committee leading this probe and he is the chairman of that committee where that closed door hearing happened. this was his tweet yesterday, saying -- that tweet from james connor. he was on sean hannity show last night. he has addressed this issue on finding some way to add more scrutiny to children of the family members of the president and vice president and he talked about it in may at a press hearing of the oversight committee. this is what he had to say. [video clip] >> chinese nationals affiliated with the bidens -- transfer their interest to a chinese company that sent money to the biting --bidens. this is not normal. hunter biden and his associate accor

you see nothing of jared kushner. jared kushner was the secretary of everything. how is it possible that he is not listed here? he was there, on donald slap, the entire time, from the day donald entered the white house to the day that he left. >> how do you explain it? >> i believe he is probably a cooperating witness. >> jared kushner, that's interesting because people pointed out mark meadows is conspicuously absent, okay, from the indictment. jared kushner is his son-in-law. you think his son in law would cooperate against donald trump? >> in a heartbeat. needing jared is any different than donald? do you think donald wouldn't throw jared under the bus in order to save himself? the answer is an impact to guess. >> you think the same is true of mark meadows? >> absolutely. what's the one thing bill barr said i totally agree with? donald doesn't care about anyone or anything other than himself. he is a one-way street. if that means jared has to go down to mark meadows, or rudy, where eastman, or any of them, he doesn't care. that is who he is. >> speaking of east

by jared kushner. you cannot pick and choose. host: yesterday on the capitol hill, there was a close door hearing. we heard about it -- here is the front-page headline from the washington times this morning. biden played a powerful role in his son's deal. the lead story in today's washington times. james comer is the chairman of the house oversight committee leading this probe and he is the chairman of that committee where that closed door hearing happened. this was his tweet yesterday, saying -- that tweet from james connor. he was on sean hannity show last night. he has addressed this issue on finding some way to add more scrutiny to children of the family members of the president and vice president and he talked about it in may at a press hearing of the oversight committee. this is what he had to say. [video clip] >> chinese nationals affiliated with the bidens -- transfer their interest to a chinese company that sent money to the biting --bidens. this is not normal. hunter biden and his associate a

you see nothing of jared ku kushner. jared kushner was the secretary of everything. how is it possible he is not listed here? he was there. he was on donald's lap, from the entire time the day that donald entered the white house, to the day he left. >> how do you explain it? >> i believe he is a cooperating witness. >> jared kushner. that's interesting. people have pointed out that mark meadows is conspicuously absence from the indictment. but vch jury ared kushner is hi son-in-law. you think jared kushner would cooperate? >> you don't think donald wouldn't throw jared under the bus? it's an emphatic yes. >> you think the same is true about mark meadows? >> absolutely. what's one thing that bill barr said? donald trump doesn't care. he's a one-way street. that means in jared goes down, mark meadows, or rudy giuliani, or eastman, or any of them, he doesn't care. that's just who he is. >> re >> speaking of eastman, eastman's attorney says john eastman will not turn on donald trump. here's what he said earlier tonight. >> dr. eastman is happy to tell his side of the sto

our next guest is the gold star father of 20-year-old lance corporal jared schmidt9.led that day. joining us now, mark schmidts. mark, thanks for being here. first, on this tragic an resterly, share with our audience just a message of your son. >> jared would have done this all over again if he had to. he was, he was the type the true brotherhood and spirit was in him, and he would never want this to happen again. one of the top commanders came up to me after over in dover and asked me if jared would want to be anywhere else if he had any inclination the that was about to happen, and my response was, no, he wouldn't. and he said, there you go. it made sense, you know, that jared cared about everybody and especially his brothers and sisters in the corps. so he's just an amazing, amazing young man, and his life was taken way too soon. pete: exactly the kind of patriot we honor and need in our country. you heard joe biden in the intro back in 2011 call the mission a success. more recently, lloyd austin has said he has no regrets about what happened. what is your message

let's just briefly walk through what jared kushner did.e was put in to run a hodge par folio in a government where he had no experience. running foreign policy in the middle east peace process. he has no experience. what does he do? first he becomes best buddies with the crown prince of saudi arabia. he gets trump to go to saudi arabia for his first trip. he has the crown prince in the white house dining room. he does all that. and what happens the minute trump leaves office? he starts for the first time a private equity fund. he goes over and asks the crown prince for two billion dollars. and you know what the committee said that runs the sovereign wealth fund for saudi arabia? they said, this is a really bad idea. they did their due diligence and failed miserably in every test of due diligence. and management fees were excessive. they recommended against making a two billion dollar investment. of course, the crown prince came along and overruled him, and gave jared kushner two billion dollars. now compare that with mnuchin who was treasu

jared holz, always great to see you. >> you, too. >> you say the bar is high valuation is high. >> yes really got to knock it out of the park at this point? >> i think so. at least the messaging has to be really positive. this is trading at 50 times this year, 37ish next year. that's three to four times what peer group is trading at so, it's going to be pretty close to perfect, i think. just in terms of the dynamic with the pipeline and timing with launches and things of that nature >> at the same time, we are expecting the next, in the days to come, the results from the novo select trials, right? and that will be really key for all of these glp-1 producers >> what's going to show us the cardiovascular outcomes of a patient population taking the glp-1s and those that have not and just kind of comparing heart attack risk, stroke risk, things of that nature over a two-year period to sigh what the real impact is. and if the impact is significant, call it mid-teens or so percent difference, then i think that's going to obviously encourage insurance companies to pay for the drug more widely

in his last phone call, lieutenant corporal jared schmitz -- he said his protective nature guided himhe military, as a team started training with local military marines on weekends, and being in uniform was his safe place, where he wanted to be to serve his country. his dad mark joined me now, could not make yesterday's form because of work star families dd an incredible job. thank you so much for being h here. our hearts break for you and your family, the loss of your beautiful 20 year old son. we thank him for his service, we thank you for your sacrifice. what would you have said if you were there yesterday about how the administration handle all this? >> the families that were there did such an excellent job. i reached out to them, gave them a atta boy because they really let them have it. the biggest thing i would've added to that is a face-to-face conversation with the democratic party that sits on the foreign affairs committee. sitting there watching those live stream committee hearings, just one after another, you hear these democratic congressman that are just shielding biden

. >> reporter: jared childress is one of a handful of burned bosses in california who is certified to lead prescribed burns. >> and what we need to be doing in california to help alleviate some of these wildfire problems is burning at a massive scale, you know, the million plus acre range, which is nowhere close to. >> reporter: jared's team will work with landowners to safely clear out fields and forests by using what they call good fire. >> and slowly work the fire downhill against the direction that the fire wants to go, so that deadwood will slowly burn up. >> reporter: jared says prescribed burns are one of the most effective ways to prevent catastrophic wildfires. because they get rid of all the flammable debris like leaves and deadwood lining the forest floor. the state wants to significantly increase the number of burns per year, but one obstacle has been standing in their way. >> it is just impossible to get private insurance on the insurance market. >> reporter: and davidson is the director of the fire network for the university of california agriculture in natural resources

jared hill in new york. thanks, jared. >>> now to donald trump's latest legal battle.last night, the judge assigned to his election conspiracy case said that she would hold a hearing over a protective order requested by federal prosecutors. as robert costa reports, the request followed a social media post by trump that some found threatening. >>> in a filing, trump's lawyers pushed back against prosecutors and their request to limit what the former president can say, arguing it is, in effect, asking the court to censor his political speech. the request from federal prosecutors came as trump's attacks against special counsel jack smith are now standard on the campaign trail. >> he's a deranged human being. those indictments aren't worth the paper they're written on. >> reporter: and his social media outbursts, including writing, if you go after me, i'm coming after you, prompted prosecutors to act, alarmed about the possibility that trump could divulge sensitive information or even evidence in the case. >> i think the former president's most recent comments really reinf

my friend jared bernstein with the council of economic advisers.i understand the year-over-year comparisons, the federal reserve, that is good but what if he doesn't understand the level of prices. the cpi is up 16% since february of 2,020 one. groceries up 19%. gasoline at $3.86, $2.22 when biden took office. paltry up 19%, new cars up 20%, should cars be up 24%, real weekly wages have fallen in 26 of the last 29 months. the level of real wages has come down. that hasn't been made up. the fact the year on year cpi is slow doesn't impact that. estimates run up $600, $700 a month in purchasing power for all these necessities of life. that is what jared is missing. stuart: he's also missing the shock value of inflation. every day people go to the grocery store and pay $7, $8, $9, $10, $5 for eggs, that's shock value which statisticians, economists and people who do the statistics don't understand. the american public is shocked when they go to the gas station, the grocery store, that shock is not worn off. larry: i think that's right. i would agree w

jared goff? jared goff yeah. go bears. yes, i know his mom. she went to high school in san rafael.ell, there you go. yeah. and there you go. by the way, jared goff, who is now in his eighth year in the nfl and playing on a pretty good detroit lions team. his dad was a major league baseball player two during the 90s. he was a catcher for three teams. so quite the athletic family. hey, when we come back, steph lake park, the bike park here is out of control. i'm up on one of the mounds. we've got a couple of bikers that are kind of in the back 40 right now, but we're going to talk all things mountain biking because marin county is kind of the center of the universe when it comes to mountain biking. and we'll have more of that coming up shortly. guys, we'll send it back to you . where's your bike? where's your bike rack? but i got to tell you that that zip trip package was the trivia package. one of the funniest that i have. you've done this summer long. i've enjoyed the entire time. we're all back here laughing at it. frank. we'll check in with you shortly. let's get right over now t

tell us about jared. what was he like? >> jared was a very fun-loving kid.e looked out for everyone. he was just probably the most giving person i have ever known. a huge, huge supporter of his sisters. they looked up to him like a super hero. i think it's affected them the most that he is gone. they don't even want to talk about it. they like to remember him as if he was here. these anniversaries are obviously especially difficult for them. so, jared, he was a hell of a man. anybody who got to know him was blessed to know him. so,. >> ainsley: a hell of a man. that, he was. he will always be a hero in our eyes. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> ainsley: you raised a hero. just know that god bless you. marine lance corporal jared schmitz was only 20 years old. only been in average for two weeks. he was one of 13 american heroes killed in that withdrawal. there are their pictures. may they all rest in peace. e feg the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the

where's jared? hi, jared. hello. hovgood, thanks. my where's jared? hi, jared. hello.d, thanks. my question where's jared? hi, jared. hello. hovgood, thanks. my question is, >> good, thanks. my question is, is now seen as a hobby is rioting now seen as a hobby for teenagers as well? >> i you're relatively >> i mean, you're relatively young. is rioting young. is this is rioting something you you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh,ing you you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh, only you you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh, only during you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh, only during business hours. >> yeah, but you're right, jared. this is an odd one, isn't it? because all these teenagers now, there's a couple of very young down here. young people down here. you might be able to explain this to us children us children. children effectively. it's very, very effectively. but it's very, very fashionable there's fashionable now. and there's been gone out been this video that's gone out on they're talking on tiktok and they're talking about going to nine about there

where's jared? hi, jared. hello. hovgood, thanks. my where's jared? hi, jared. hello. thanks. my question where's jared? hi, jared. hello. hovgood, thanks. my question is, >> good, thanks. my question is, is now seen as a hobby is rioting now seen as a hobby for teenagers as well? >> i you're relatively >> i mean, you're relatively young. is rioting young. is this is rioting something you you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh,ing you you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh, only you you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh, only during you do? young. is this is rioting sonoh, only during business hours. >> yeah, but you're right, jared. this is an odd one, isn't it? because all these teenagers now, there's a couple of very young down here. young people down here. you might be able to explain this to us children us children. children effectively. it's very, very effectively. but it's very, very fashionable there's fashionable now. and there's been gone out been this video that's gone out on they're talking on tiktok and they're talking about going to nine about there's

. >> let's talk about jared kushner for a minute. this is the trump organization and obviously, this is trump's issue, but jared kushner is actually getting attention now. jamie raskins and democrats in the house are asking to look into the $2 billion that he got. and he's asked republicans -- >> from the saudis. >> so he leaves affinity partners, a $3 billion equity fund kushner founded after they left the white house. there's some peeking into that a little bit. >> they're peeking into it because jared kushner in the investment world is a junior mint. no one would be given jared kushner $2 billion unless he had proximity to the former president of the united states and that you're placing a bet that he'll have proximity to a future president of the united states. >> or that there already was some quid pro quo. >> like, for example, arms that went to saudi arabia when most of the congress was against it and trump approved it and actually overrode congressional opposition to an arms deal with the saudis. i think both steve mnuchin an

shana gardner, the ex-wife of microsoft executive jared bright again is under arrest, charged with hiscution style murder in jacksonville, florida. shana gardner's indictment acknowledges her central and key role in the cold, calculated and premeditated murder of jared bright. again, a grand jury indicting gardner for allegedly plotting with her new husband and a hitman to murder braddock in last year. prosecutor say the former couple share two kids and had gone through a bitter divorce when he was lured out of his car to move a tire that had been intentionally placed in the street. bullets barely missing his two year old daughter in the back seat. that hitman has confessed to pulling the trigger. but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shana gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> jared brigance. heartbroken widow relieved to see this final arrest for 547 days, we have hoped and prayed that this day would come. shana gardner was taken into custody in washi

the jared raid, welcome to the program. people in northern and wasting canada, bracing for the worst in the face of severe wild finds which are spreading rapidly . authorities have declared a state of emergency in the province of british columbia. thousands of residents have been forced to flee de himes. they. it's the same in canada as far north with flames are rapidly bearing down on the key town of yellow. nice. this is what people say says they leaves the city of yellow knife. thousands are rushing to escape the approaching flames. while many a racing to get out by car, hundreds are still waiting to be evacuated. authorities are air lifting the most vulnerable, one neighboring provinces, prepare to accommodate many of the displaced this is a time when communities step up to help others. and we stand by those in need in the stressful and no doubt scary, no. more than a 1000 active fires are burning across canada. more than half of them out of control. it's the worst was fire season on record. northwest provinces are brac

frances will join us to defend their call >>> plus, immediate reaction from counsel's economic advisers jared bernstein as the white house pushes back hard on the timing of the call >> then, a c-suite double play the ceo of teva pharmaceuticals with us. big boost for that name after an earnings beat and raise. >>> and later, match group leading the s&p this morning after their results. the cfo joins us this hour for an exclusive >>> big news of the morning, fitch downgrading u.s. long-term credit to aa plus to aaa it is the second downgrade ever by a major agency after s&p back in 2011. joining us first this morning on cnbc, the interview with the man behind that call, fitch ratings richard frances. great to have you with us. thanks for the time. >> thank you >> i would love to know, sort of, your -- some color on the timing and the thinking behind the call now as some have pointed out, some of your quantitative models have been on the mend the last six months or so >> yeah, i mean, honestly, this is a steady deterioration that we've seen in some of the key metrics for the united states for a

. >> reporter: tonight, shanna gardner, ex-wife of microsoft executive jared bridegan, is under arrest, charged with his execution-style murder in jacksonville, florida. >> shanna gardner's indictment acknowledges her central and key role in the cold, calculated, and premeditated murder of jared bridegan. >> reporter: a grand jury indicting gardner for allegedly plotting with her new husband and a hitman to murder bridegan last year. prosecutors say the former couple shared two kids and had gone through a bitter divorce, when he was lured out of his car to move a tire that had been intentionally placed in the street. bullets barely missing his 2-year-old daughter in the backseat. that hitman has confessed to pulling the trigger, but gardner's current husband has pleaded not guilty. in an interview last summer, shanna gardner denied any involvement in the murder. >> even though we didn't always get along, he was still the father of my kids. >> reporter: today, jared bridegan's heartbroken widow relieved to see this final arrest. >> for 547 days, we hoped and prayed that this day would c

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jared's father, marks, joins me now. sympathies obviously are with you and have been since that horrible day. thank you very much for coming here to talk with us today as we get ready to mark this two-year very sad anniversary for your family. welcome, sir. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: i understand there's going to be another one of these roundtables where you'll get this time an opportunity to speak in washington d.c. how are you going to approach that and what are you planning to say, sir? >> i'm not going to hold back. that was one piece of advice given to me early on as a gold star parent. feel free to say whatever you want to whoever you want. i plan on taking advantage of that. there were shoe many incredible mistakes made during this entire situation starting with bagram. the fact that i sat there and listened to biden boast about this being a success, the only things he said right there was the bravery of our men and women that were over there, they were tasked with something completely impossible. the advise

what about jared kushner? what's your thoughts?those people are cooperating with the special prosecutor. mark meadows, as you know, did not cooperate with the january 6th committee. and my hope is that his absence is because he is somebody who is cooperating. cassidy hutchinson who was his assistant provided us with a lot of information and insight into exactly what was happening in the white house in the months before january 6th. and i imagine that mark meadows will be able to provide even more detail about what was going on, and what the former president was doing as he was moving towards january 6th. >> representative, dozens of house democrats are pushing for trump's federal trials to be televised, and they are going that this would bolster public acceptance of the outcome. now, you are just a national security specialist at the department of defense. would it be more important for national security reasons for trials to be televised, or would it be more important for it not to be televised? >> the need for transparency, it wo

so, you don't really need much for it to converge a bit. >> jared, great to get your take.ou for coming by. >> thank you. >> jared holz, who was on "squawk box" earlier today. >> he's a man in demand. before the news, now we have the news. >> you know why that is? because he's the axe in the space. that's why. you want the -- i'm just saying. >> go ahead, tim. >> let me give you a trade, because, you know, the reason i'm long j&j is, it's not just a pharma gcompany, it's got consumer products and med tech. those parts of their business are interesting. the pharma pipeline is interesting. the exposure here is probably negligible for j&j. you have opportunity, and granted, yes, there's risk there, but i think you have taken some of that risk off the table and it trades at a discount to itself and to its peers because of that, with the strength of those other two businesses very good. >> novo nordisk was a $90 stock, it's tripled in price. it is almost a half a trillion dollar company. and it's actually, i think, more expensive now than eli lilly on valuation. people have enjo

de washington, y acusada de asesinato en primer grado, por conspirar para asesinar a su ex esposo, jaredlle, florida... segun las autoridades la mujer y su segundo esposo, mario fernandez, planearon el crimen con frialdad. la fiscalia dijo que pediÁ la pena capital para ambos. una nueva ley de texas pretende ayudar a las familias que son Íctimas de los conductores que conducen ebrios... y es que a partir del pÓximo mes, cualquier persona condenada por homicidio por intoxicacÓn, tendÁ que pagar la pensÓn alimenticia de los menores si mata a un padre con hijos pequeÑos... marlene guzÁn tiene los detalles de esta iniciativa... el expresidente donald trump toÓ la decisÓn de "no" asistir al primer debate republicano la pÓxima semana, y en su lugar esÁ buscando una entrevista con el ex presentador de fox news tucker carlson. una fuente cercana a carlson afirma que el presentador se encuentra de camino a europa, donde tiene entrevistas programadas, y nada esÁ firmemente establecido para un encuentro con trump. por otro lado, en ecuador casi 13 millones y medio de electores se preparan para acud

so what was jared kushner doing in the white house?uary 6, jak was in the middle east. >> and i heard from a prominent investor thatwas in the middle east. >> and i heard from a prominent investor that there is not much out there on how he is executing his funding. he has all this money, but his background is not in private equity. and i've seen only one news report of a small european investment. are the saudis investing with him just to hedge their bets politically in case trump comes back into office? >> those are your words not i mean, but certainly a reasonable speculation. yeah, we haven't seen a lot and to a lot with this money. he has hired some people. i do know that. you mentioned that you had seen one investment i had not even seen. it is normal to invest the money over a period of several years. so i don't think that we can draw a firm conclusion yet. but again we're going back to a real estate guy and not a good one at that who is trying to do private equity deals. if you were the saudis, i wouldn't count on making a lot o

from the saudis to jared kushner and ivanka trump. $2 billion. now we have another president who's doing exactly the same thing. and allowing hunter biden to run rough shod making money from foreign governments and having access to joe biden. >> let's see. $2 billion, laptop. i don't think it's the same, but that is former new jersey governor and presidential candidate chris christie making a comparison between hunter biden and trump's son-in-law jared kushner, the one very key difference on jared kushner, hunter biden is and ever been a white house employee. so listen. we don't like it, but it happens. jimmy carter had billy carter, and reagan -- did reagan have some siblings? i don't know. >> clinton did. >> bill clinton certainly did. sometimes, you know, sometimes can't control family members, and you want to, but you can't. there's a big difference between that and people having to be pulled in line when billy starts showing up next to khadafi in parades, and coming out the other side $2 billion richer. i mean, the comparison -- again, i'm n

ed: shift4's founder, matt calkins -- jared isaacman, thank you. familiar face joining us now out of bloomberg detroit bureau, david welch. you covered this, dave gursky -- steve gursky is ceo of nicola. what happened? >> the hand-picked ceo coming out of gm's former term, they worked together years ago, he was the car guy, the engineer that was going to come in and make this happen. he had issue with family that he is going back to germany i believe to take care of so gursky is stepping out of the nonexecutive chairman job back into the ceo role and he will be an operating guy. i think you will -- i guess he will have a place in arizona where steve lives in new york and will spend a lot of time down there. he is not an interim ceo, he will do this as long as it takes to get the company moving and really going. ed: this was a surprise for both of us this morning. the context is he was at the helm of the spac iq that took nicola public and was involved in all of trevor milton's roller coaster that we have covered so closely. david welch, thank you s

governor jared polis is joining me now. >> my pleasure, abbey. >> you called the gadsden flag a proud symbol of the american revolution. what do you make of why this incident happened in the first place? >> i call it a teaching moment. we all remember high school, college, there's kids with pins on their backpacks. maybe it's a feminist pink an anti-war pin, maybe it's a conservative one, and that enriches the discussion, right? kids are trying out different things. the don't tread on me flag, the gadsden flag is an iconic flag, flown over units of our military. has it been adopted by the tea par the i and others? sure it has. the kid could have a tea party pin on their backpack, too. let them have free education presentation in school. let them advocate for their political event beliefs. it's encouraged. >> do you think that's why this teacher made the association to slavery, because it has been associated with the right, the tea party, and perhaps with the republican party? >> it's a good opportunity to go through the his

when jared got out of the car, he was gunned down in cold blood with his 2-year-old daughter watching january authorities arrested henry saying he pulled the trigger but emphasized they believe he did not act alone. he has since pleaded guilty and is cooperating with the investigation. in march, they arrested mario, the former landlord and shanna gardner's second husband. in his arrest warrant, they claimed the investigation into jared bridegan's background highly acrimonious divorce from his ex-wife, shanna gardner, and a contentious relationship with both shanna gardner and fernandez. now shanna gardner is charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy, and solicitation to commit a capital felony. >> from very, very early on him everything in my soul and body told me that she was behind it. >> the widow said the search for justice has been excruciating, describing her difficulty explaining these developments to now 4-year-old daughter who watched her father died. >> i was able to tell her who she refers to as the mean mom is going to be in jail. >> a lawyer first shanna gardner declin

governor jared polis joins me now.ning us tonight. >> my pleasure, abby. >> you've called the gadsden flag a proud symbol of the american revolution. what do you make of why this incident happened in the first place? >> well, look. i called a teaching moment. abby, we all remember a high school, college, there's kids with pins on their backpacks, maybe it's a feminist pin, an anti-war pin. maybe it's a conservative one. you know, that in which is the discussion. it's kids trying out different things. the don't tread on me flag, the gadsden flag, really an iconic american flag. it's flown over units over military. of course, it's been adopted i love the tea party and others, sure it has. a kid can have an i love the tea party pin on their backpack to. i, mean look, let's just let kids have their free expression, in school. and if they want to advocate for the political beliefs, i think that something that should be encouraged. it's all about free speech. >> yeah, i think it's perhaps the central question here. do you th

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jared, thank you so much for being with us.ese new consumer spending numbers, do they signal to you that the fed will not hike interest rates when it meets next month. >> thanks so much for giving me a chance to come out and talk to you about these important numbers. we don't talk about the granular monetary policy of the federal reserve. we try to -- their independence. we are seeing a transition to steady stable growth and the numbers we got today are in keeping with that and we know the fed watches those numbers very carefully. probably one of the most important numbers if you look over the past three months, which is the right way to do it to get the recent trend in how inflation is moving, the pce price index that came out this morning, the one that the fed watches most closely, rose at an annual rate of 2.1%. now that is someone spitting distance of prepandemic trends. the fed is going to do what it's going to do. from our perspective we want households to have some breathing room. we want their real wages to keep going u

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colorado governor, jared a stao find common ground and some unlikely places. he's coming up first. plus, the last former congressman, tim ryan, about the balance democrats need to strike between making the case against donald trump, and the case for their agenda. also today, ahead of the sixth anniversary of the inflation reduction act, we're going to name some names when it comes to republicans taking credit for something they voted against. later, a wide range of conversation with gun safety activists. i catch up with him to discuss organizing around the place of gun violence in the start of his next chapter, right here in washington d.c.. the last few weeks have been historic, unprecedented, and yes, at times, pretty alarming. former president, donald, trump is under an avalanche of legal trouble. remember, those cases are not just about the criminal conduct of one man. there are about the future of our democracy, and our very way of life. the stakes for this country could not be higher in this moment. the question of who is leading the country impacts every single issue you car

i don't think anybody buys that. >> of course he does. >> jared kushner was negotiating for peace andllion of dollars. >> thank you for that robust conversation. we'll have to leave it there. >> thank you. >>> ahead, there is new surveillance video that has just been released in the racist rampage that happened in jacksonville and left three black victims dead over the weekend. we have new details that we are learning about the shooter tonight when we return. cancncelled plans? the worry?y? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reducuces attacks, makingng zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget-you-get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta®. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta®. the forget-you-get migraine medicine™. ( ♪ ♪ ) ( ♪ ♪ ) experience the sanctuary of handsfree highway driving with lincoln bluecruise. it's the final days