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back to you, josh. josh: apparently i was muted. i want to turn to you and see if you are ready to present as well. i apologize for the technical difficulties on my part. let me load up your slides. and start your presentation. there you go. >> thanks, josh. and thank you all for attending today, for your concern about the troubling narrative taking hold of the media about young people and crime. we have seen the narrative that youth violence exploded during the pandemic, and that it is a threat to public safety. we are seeing lengthy stories about carjackings on social media like the new times, ox news. they tell us more stories, a title wave of coverage on local newspapers and local tv news, preventing -- presenting youth crime as a danger to all of our public safety. they lacked data that supports this narrative, or it cherry picks, lacking the context. they have inherited the talking points that law enforcement leaders or other public officials with a vested interest are promoting this crimes bike narrative. it makes it more dif

so this is definitely on my short list. >> josh brown?tive strength looking at other technology names. this one is hanging in there better than most this year. >> jason >> i like goldman sachs. obviously the space has struggled but as we head into more volatile times seasonally value will be up i like goldman >> all right jim, finally to you. >> paramount global. i don't think there is anyone in the world left to down grade this it has weathered about two months of continual down grades pretty well frankly. now the positive news flow not just the earnings from a couple weeks ago but warren buffet probably not him probably ted wexler or mr. combsen ceasing berkshire's share of the company as well as a disagreement with walmart should put a lift to the shares. >> one final check on the markets right now again floating toward session highs right now as you can see there the dow industrials up 235 points, s&p up 9 nasdaq composite about one quarter of 1% to the down side "the exchange" begins right now. >>> thank you, dom hi everybody inflati

josh, i want to come back to you. you sold netflix did you also see some of this coming >> see some of what? >> disney subscribers, its subscriber growth outstripping netflix when it comes to subscribers? >> i think ultimately most people would have expected that disney had the potential to get bigger but i -- i don't think that they compete with each other as much as maybe a lot of people think i think what they have done for each other is that they have validated direct-to-consumer streaming services as like just the new technology i think netflix is the service that probably -- so put disney aside for a second i do like netflix long term, but i also think that the proof will be whether or not they can really transition to this ad-supported service the stock went up 37% over the last three months, so the buy the dip works. so i'm fully out of it now i may get back into it at a certain point. i think that they had priced this stock for catastrophe and it's not a catastrophe at netflix, it's just a challenging period

josh brown >> yeah. 24 and change, 25, should be a sustainable bottom the upside is significantly greater than 4 points and i like the setup here. >>> we'll watch s&p 4,000. we're about 15 points below that i'll see you in o.t. the exchange is now. >>> thank you, scott hi i'm deirdre in for kelly evans here is what is ahead. stocks lower again today with all three averages on pace to finish august in the red but bun corporate manager is heeding warren buffet's advice to be greedy when others are fearful he will tell us where he's seeing those opportunities and violent clashes in iraq, a potential flood of iran oil, germany's natural gas bill, strong u.s. data, all whipsawing the energy complex we will get the geopolitical implications and what is next for pric

>> josh, that's an important statement. powell is not just talking about the labor report itself having to show softness that's a communication statement to employers, to be cautious on hiring once you do that, if you like you're saying, if you take the number of open jobs down from 11 to something smaller and companies slow expansion plans, that doesn't necessarily create a recession. that helps slow and reduce wage inflation expectations, that's exactly what the fed wants i think that statement's actually appropriate if fits where we are in the labor market we need job unemployment rates to soar 5%, 6%, 7% it means we need to get wage growth down t comes from employers' hiring plans and individual expectations. a lot of the growth in the employment market the last two months has been multijobholders. single job holders are declining for two months it's not a great labor market as it is. >> tom, do you think that, you say "i am more confident of greater than 4800 on the s&p." that's 700 points higher from here you're not r

let's let josh respond to you, steve. go ahead >> sometimes i feel like i'm in an amnesia ward and i'm the only one that remembers how this stuff actually goes down like i think the commentary coming, anytime anyone from the fed speaks we should pay attention. let me just clarify what i meant by that. what i'm trying to say is, historically, it hasn't been fruitful for investors to make bets ahead of jackson hole that they then would have to live with as though that were the reason they made the bet that is what i'm really saying, steve. i feel like i'm the only person that remembers how this really works. so two potential things happened we come away thinking it is 50 or we come away thinking it' 75 we don't actually know tomorrow unfortunately. but, like, let's say he sounds more dovish than you thought the market could go up huge or down huge. then the commentary all over the financial media is going to be, well, the market doesn't like that they started to sound dovish they think the fed is getting afraid of the slowd

i agree with josh. you don't want them to pivot but because it takes a little bit of the aggressiveness away so maybe instead of 75 basis points they do 50. on that question of how much they raised in september, it is not just tomorrow's cpi or thursday's ppi it's the next month's readings as well. they need to see a clear trend and a big trend downward in the inflation numbers. >> last word on this one, cpi big deal little deal tomorrow if inflation does in fact decline as many people expected where do you see the market moving? >> i think a big deal and i do agree with everybody we're starting to see hints that inflation should finally be slowing down i mean if you look at the city inflation surprise index it seems like it has peaked and is rolling over a little bit but all those factors jim mentioned. you also look at the food index in july. the u.n. food index is down 9% that is a big deal for inflation. i agree with steph that the renter inflation is still likely to be sticky but if you look at som

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. >> josh was the how to my wow. >> reporter: liz husband, josh, welcome to the farm he grew up on. earned her doctorate as a nurse practitioner. the couple envisioned a hobby farm, selling flowers and canned goods, a place of their own they named sunny merry metal after josh is late with her. then, two years ago, liz had finished her first season in their first flower garden when they're well laid plans were uprooted. >> reporter: how old was he? >> 39. >> reporter: liz was at work, her husband home alone. josh collapsed while running on a treadmill. fits and in seemingly perfect health, josh had breezed through a physical one day before. one day after josh's funeral, liz learned she was pregnant with her second child. her mother suggested continuing the flower business might be too much. >> i just remember looking at her and i was like don't take away one of the things that still makes me happy. >> reporter: let's just say two summers later, good things are growing. >> this is davey. and this is by dalia. we've got some wind chimes. >> reporter: his last canned vegetable and his c

so i think that josh hits on really all the salient points.it is ever where and we all own the products so i do think that you are not going to see any broad selling in apple until something changes. the way i view it, i own apple, but at the same time, we sold the qs and bought jepq which actually owns the nasdaq 100, sells 3% to 5% out of money calls about so in general returns in technology won't look like they did the last five years an i'd rather have some of my return be capital appreciation and some of my return be premium from the calls. >> and you also have met ta and microsoft. does the apple rally mean anything for the broader tech sector >> i said earlier this year i think that the faang group of stocks is really dead and obviously facebook is reinventing itself versus microsoft and apple are just continuing to get stronger and stronger so i think definitely, you know, security selection going forward looks very different, you know, very different than it did in the past because facebook is still trying to reinvent itself. it is st

that is exactly what josh hawley is doing.t is exactly what masculinity is through that strength, being the best man you can be. and they are saying heterosexual marriage and in the weeds here. absolutely attacking this man for daring to put forth his vision of masculinity. they are saying the exact same thing that he did. i find it preposterous. and i am really curious anyone would accept this argument whatsoever. >> kayleigh: the issue is labor organizing. this is called domain called liberalism. at the root of it, "the washington post" had peas, well done, i guess. a mixed martial arts fighter takes down a suspect in manhattan. mayor adams reveals how damaging bale reform has in new york city. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no!

welcome josh. with respect that seems like such a simple idea, why hasn't anybody come up with it before? you know, that's probably the main question that we get asked in theory. it seems so simple and so obvious, but, you know, in the past, when this has been talked about, there just seems so many obvious barriers for why you wouldn't do it. so many potential hiccups and hurdles you would have to cross for not really too big of a benefit, at least that's what we thought. and then when the, the research paper from the university of use of marcel came out, it really made us reconsider the entire process to see what would the potential water benefits be and also the renewable energy benefits. so that academic research paper really brought it to into a fresh perspective for us. perhaps you can go a bit into detail about those benefits. what are they? so for us, what we're really interested in, we're both a irrigation district. we provide irrigation water to over 150000 acres and central part of califo

josh lederman reports. >> reporter: tonight, a rare russian admission of vulnerability. authorities in crimea acknowledging a drone targeted russia's naval headquarters there. suspected to be part of ukraine's new offensive deep in russian-occupied territory. the explosions heard by crimea's residents. she says, "it's unclear what it was, but you get nervous because of the noise." for ukraine, that's part of the point. president putin has called crimea russia's holy land and a sacred place. russia illegally annexed the peninsula in 2014. since february, russia has used crimea as a staging ground to attack ukraine but now, ukraine is trying to show no russian military site is safe. president zelenskyy predicting tonight that crimea will soon be liberated and a u.s. official tells nbc news, ukraine is free to use american weapons to strike in crimea, as the biden administration prepares to send another $775 million in weapons to ukraine, including new advanced spy drones >> it really highlights the commitment of the u.s. to the defense of ukraine, to providing ukraine what

i own it and continue to own it. >> josh brown?ely i think we're at 50/50 odds of a recession in the next 12 months, what the market expectation is as well. encore works with underwater borrowers of credit card debt to get out from under it and earn an profit. this is the way i want to play it. >> appreciate it i will see you in a hours in overtime "the exchange" begins now. >> welcome to "the exchange. i'm jon fortt. here's what's ahead. the bears largely controlling the narrative once again, but will they stay in charge morgan stanley says they have one last act to play a look at how long that act could be and where you should turn for opportunities. >>> as more cracks continue to show in the housing market, one real estate investor says there's an area of the market that will hold up better than others that investor joins us ahead. >>> speaking of housing, we're going to get the latest read on the builders toll brothers reporting after the bell, plus two more retail names on deck. we will get you set up for all of

josh mcdaniels was the quarterback for his dad tom mcdaniels. josh missed an extra point.d made it. the game was won by the rival. as we hit the two-minute warning. think about for a second his high school is right down there and he walked by this hall of fame every day on his way to school. he has been in there a couple of dozen times and to bring an nfl team here and have dad here, a street named after the mcdaniels about a thousand yards or so from here. what a way to start this second chapter in his head coaching career. >> cris: i think a lot of us, when he did take the job and convinced he was waiting for the new england job, right? with bill, bill could coach forever. you don't want to wait too long there. but this came up and mark davis and he had something in common. they were coach's kids and a connection. right away, he said i get how that could work, right? >> mike: al davis is in the hall of fame. raider nation is very proud. it's been a long time. 20 years since their last super bowl appearance, super bowl xxxvii. back here for jacksonville's morgan comes to

thank you, josh. lawrence. yeah, we we we mentioned what you told us about earlier about the wind gusts. are they dying down? are they picking up? know they're picking up right now. this a fast-moving fire situation. you these grass fires can move very, very rapidly, especially in the afternoon to get the afternoon sea breeze kicking in. that's exactly what's happening right now. and of course, you get that a part of you. so all of a sudden you get these wind blowing and they get squished between some of the party. they start to be rapidly to those areas that we're seeing right through 5.80. that's why they built roadway in that area is because it's right between some of the mountains and easy to get through. but it also facts is a funnel for the winds. we're seeing that right now and not too far down the line. you begin to see some of these homes that are along the way, some places that maybe businesses, some places that are home, some tracks of homes further down the road. in fact, you get into the xi a ranch

and also josh gondelman, his new comedy special out now. the president founder of -- a brand-new msnbc contributor, congratulations, and welcome aboard. molly, good to see you, as always. my question for you is all it is, are you legitimately shocked the democrats were able to pull this one off? >> i am not legitimately shocked that they passed a law. i'm telling you, they passed a lot of legislation, they did infrastructure, they did a big covid bailout. i -- i was starting to think that maybe they weren't going to get manchin on board, and certainly sinema has proved challenging, and she did at the 11th hour try to make sure that private equity firms were protected because that's a big value for democrats. i don't know what was going on air. yeah i'm not that surprised, because i think they've done a really good job. chuck schumer really was able to sort of pull the rabbit out of the had at the 11th hour. so i'm really impressed. and look,, they used federal investment in climate ever. huge. >> you know maria, one of the things a mark the

joined by josh wein at hennessy funds.is joljoltin us awake stocks go down and up all the time if you are looking five or ten years out, you are fine. you are looking at some right now? >> good morning, brian first, it is important to piece out the economy versus the stock market the challenges with the inverted yield curve and aggressive talk from the fed on interest rate hikes. it is a little scary i think my fear is it shakes people out of the market the market, i always think looks out at least two to four years or probably three to five. it is a good time. we are at 17 times forward earnings 10 years at 3.10. 3% back drop on the 10-year treasury remains compelling. i remain bullish >> i mean, stocks may go down. september is the worst month of the year for stocks. nobody is saying you can't go down further if you are looking at a name like scholastic corporation. there are millions of children who have a lot of making up to do because of lockdowns from education. is that the reason you like scholastic >> my kids start

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let's bring in barbara mcquade and josh dawsey from the "washington post.", let me ask you about this letter from the judge back to the trump legal team. what should we read into that beyond her saying your work isn't finished here, explain why you want me to look at this and perhaps find a special master? >> in the politest terms, she's asking some questions that really are raised by the filing itself. it's very unclear what they're even asking for. it's unclear why they filed it with her. perhaps there was some thought that since she was a trump appointee, she would make a ruling that's favorable to him. sometimes that's referred to as judge shopping. she's giving him every opportunity, really bending over backwards as a courtesy to give him an opportunity to answer those questions. but i think in the end, this is a matter properly before the magistrate judge. a request for a special master is not unheard of, although in this case it seems that with the passage of two weeks the governments will have already reviewed these documents. so ultimately it will b

the raiders arrived yesterday, led by their new head coach, coach josh mcdaniels . the field they will play on tonight is the same field where his father coach high school football and where coach josh mcdaniels stood on the sidelines as a child. >> it was a blessing for me. that is what i attribute my love for the game to, to be able to see that at a young age . >>you can watc h >>> a dance session for two when a performer was joined on stage by an unexpected guest. ivan was performing tuesday wh that is a police officer who joined i've been. it is an annual tradition hosted by local law enforcement agencies. coming up next >>> tonight, wnba superstar brittney griner sentenced to nine years in a russian prison. griner found guilty on drug charges after vape cartridges containing cannabis oil were found in her luggage at moscow airport. the basketball star speaking out for the first time in the courtroom. and her emotional message to her family as she was led away in cuffs. the verdict adding new urgency to a proposed prisoner swap with russia. where that effort sta

here's josh mankiewicz with "final curtain. " >> hello? >> hi, baby. >> hey, what's going on, what do you want me to do? >> i don't know. leave me. >> the woman on the phone was just hours away from walking down the aisle, to marry the man on the other end of this call, to pledge her love, until death did them part. >> i'm going to go do something right now, and you're not going to see me for the rest of your life. >> instead, she found herself in the middle of a twisted murder plot that would change her life forever. >> what did you do? >> i think you know what i did. >> she knew. or did she? her name is rachel buffett. you may remember her from a story we first reported in 2016, about her then fiance, dan wozniak. and about two families in search of the truth. >> i know a lot of answers now. a lot more than i had the last time we met. >> now, the final curtain. >> i believe with all my heart they were trying to get me back and kill me. >> new information. >> there's things that people need to know. there's things that need to be said. >>

the one was josh hawley. he wanted to furnish his and america foreign policy first credentials and put forward the argument that he's the wind that is actually more in line with the republican base than republicans in congress. that is less so the case in the house where you see a lot more anti-ukraine, and nato sentiment bubbling up -- and anti-nato sentiment bubbling up. they had a nonbinding resolution on whether the house, as a concept, supported it. and you had more republicans voting no. more in the house than the senate opposing the ukraine aid packages, for example, too. this is a house versus senate dichotomy, not just the public versus congress. as i mentioned before, if mitch mcconnell becomes majority leader again, he will have to deal with this in his conference in terms of whether or win another ukraine aid package will be necessary. which at this point that administration has not asked for, but everybody believes as the war gets into the winter months, and at the rate that we are burning throug

josh: thank you for bearing with our technical adventures.evelopment is they are running up against what is traditionally a 60 day cost. they would not announce charges near the election, september 10 or run that range, but we do not expect charges to come in either the documents case we have been hearing about according to what is controversial -- confidential and classified documents that lets the white house in an unauthorized manner, and separate to the probe around the january 6 events at the capital and what if anything trump and people around him did to encourage that or not to quell it when it started. the charges will not come in the 60 day period and they will not come for, so it will not be until after the election that we will hear or not. the question remains if the potential for charges will impacted. kriti: josh wingrove will keep us apprised of developments. u.s. hacker enterprises, the company faces supply chain disruptions. joining us is the hpc -- hbc ceo -- hpe ceo, you've always been vocal about the transition. there know

nbc's josh letterman joining us live from kyiv. josh, what more do you know?: well, lindsey, the state department confirming the death of that american, but not identifying who the american is, which is a typical in these kinds of situations. the state department does say that they are in touch with the family and are providing all consular assistance as they can, as that family tries to figure out what happened to that loved one. in the meantime, we have also heard from a russian local official in one of russia's provinces who has said on his telegram account today that this american was a volunteer. who was fighting alongside ukrainians and had recently arrived at the front line and died in some type of a clash between those ukrainian troops and russian troops there. we have not been able to independently confirm that, but this is not the american citizen to die in ukraine during this war. it was just back in july that americans luke luciscion and brian young who were fighting with the ukrainians lost their lives. we heard from the standpoint once again urgi

josh, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. there was more shelling overnight just ten miles from the nuclear plant. local officials saying russian artillery and rockets pummeled the area, raising fears about nuclear catastrophe. this morning, as explosions ripped through civilian and military areas alike, ukraine saying russian occupiers plan to shut down europe's largest nuclear power plant and disconnect it from ukraine's electricity grid. >> if we demilitarize, as we propose, the plant, the problem will be solved. >> reporter: undersecretary of state bonnie jenkins telling nbc news that radiation could spread far beyond ukraine. >> the best way to deal with the situation is for russia to give control back to ukraine of the zaporizhzhia power plant if not that, to certainly allow for a demilitarization zone around the power plant. >> reporter: russia has rejected both of those ideas but in a friday phone call, president putin told emmanuel macron that russia is willing to let then z nuclear ener has encouraged pregnant women

joining me now josh hammer news we can opinion editor host of the josh hammer show.t's not just the green iacks here but the consistent bashing of american causing the decline in birth rate. define that. >> laura thanks so much for all you do for this great country of ours. i draw a direct line from increasing godlessness to decreasing church attendance to this green agenda. when you do not have god or a biblical world, think about it this way, laura. god created this world. he wants us to enjoy the bountiful blessings that we have on this world. he wants us to be careful stewards of the world yes but we are blessed in this country and many other countries to be sitting on so many wonderful hydrocarbons. when you ditch god, mother earth, going back to the og pagan goddess, when that becomes the forefront of your agenda, you have no meaning in your life. you're pagan worshipping of of course you don't want kids. all this 1619 project, the critical race theory america is racist founded in since is gar beige making people depressed. americans are not optimistic about th

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josh, i'll start there. your reaction to the picture where we see the documents laid out with classified markings. tell us with your trained eye what you see and what concerns you most? >> it one thing to read a court filing the president had classified information at his home and another to see it for ourselves. this was the picture, you can see these documents laid out by the fbi, classified documents. interestingly they have in this photo a box of magazine covers, which i think makes the point a lot of these documents, which are supposed to be kept in a secure storage facility were co-mingled with other items to give you a sense of the documents, we're talking about secret information, we're talking about top secret information, the way the government defines that if something that is secret gets in the hands of someone who should not have it that could cause serious damage to u.s. national security, top secret information we're talking about grave damage to u.s. national security. i want to drill down an

inspectors to access the plant as soon as possible kate >> josh, thank you >>> back in this country, college students are returning to campuses nationwide, but tragedy now at one university in indiana. a fiery car crash overnight, killing three students and seriously injuring two. indiana state university says several members of the football team are among them jessie kirsch has the latest >> reporter: just days after the start of fall semester, tonight, heartbreak in one of america's college towns. indiana state university announcing it believes that five of its students were involved in a deadly crash overnight. around 1:30 this morning, authorities say a vehicle suddenly veered off the road in riley, indiana, crashed into a tree, and caught fire. five people inside the county sheriff says the driver and two passengers couldn't be saved, all three pronounced dead at the scene >> i know we have two confirmed patients right now. >> reporter: the other two escaping a live with serious injuries, according to authorities. signs of the deadly crash still clear on the street hours later.

josh gerstein, thank you so much. we appreciate it.uch from the trump appointed director of the fbi christopher wray since that search of mar-a-lago. hours before an attack on a field office in cincinnati that came just three days after the search of the former president's palm beach residence. wray told reporters that threats against the agency were deplorable and dangerous. a source told "the washington post," wray had a video call with senior fbi officials and that he was quote, pissed about the attacks and threats of violence against agents. during the virtual meeting, wray went on to say, quote, our best response and that is one that could never be questioned or torn apart or taken out of context, is to demonstrate our determination to doing our work the right way, end quote. meanwhile, a law enforcement officer who defends the capitol on january 6 fears another attack fueled by the violent rhetoric. the sergeant initialledly ct in the court document had a victim pact state in the case of josh eya pruitt. he pleaded gilley there j

daniel, a little bit more information there from josh dawsey. what sort of timeline do you think the department of justice is on now, not just -- not just related to this subpoena, but does this give any window into their investigations? >> well, i do think that the -- it is showing that this investigation related to the classified documents is significantly escalating and is moving quite quickly. my guess is this is the last resort. we have indication that they have interviewed a number of witnesses. but the questions that josh raises and that you raised earlier about the nuclear documents are particularly important when you consider the fact that this has been going on for seven months. he's known that there's been an interest in these documents for seven months. he received a subpoena for them. so the question is really important to ask, what is he doing and why is he continuing to obstruct this investigation to hold on to these documents? it's one thing if you're informed that you have documents that you need to be turned over and you say, o

only now josh has serious leg injuries.has already returned to the uk where he will have several operations. now economic news maria in the first half of the russian budget revenues increased by almost a quarter as reported in the accounts chamber. tell us how things are in the regions tatiana there is a similar dynamics. details. now i'll tell you. the revenues of the russian budget from january to june, with 14 trillion rubles evicted, they increased by almost a quarter of the year, such data are provided by the accounts chamber, a specific oil and gas segment. increased by more than one and a half times. mainly due to the increase in prices for raw materials marked. at the same time, spending increased by 20% by regions of dynamics. similar at the same time inflation remains the main risk for the russian economy, according to the accounts chamber. gazprom restored the pumping of fuel through the nord stream until september 3, the last operating unit of the portovaya station had to be sent for these services, while repair

josh baker, thank ou comment on this matter. josh baker, thank you so — comment on this matter. this matter. josh baker, thank you so much forjoining - comment on this matter. josh baker, thank you so much forjoining us. - thank you so much forjoining us. and josh has been investigating this... you can see this on bbc sound. let's get the weather now had carroll. showers predominantly coming in through the north—east of england in the pennines. today we will see a few more isolated, light showers being driven on the breeze across england and wales from the north sea. also breezy across the channel. cloud breaking up but hanging on across the northern isles today. temperatures ranging from 13 in the north to 2a in the south. through the evening and overnight, quite breezy for england and wales. not as breezy across the north of the country although we could see some patchy mist and fog forming. lows of 16 celsius but lower inst sheltered glens. temperatures 14—24 in the south. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: mikhail gorbachev, the soviet leader who ended the cold war, has

guest: thanks, josh. i agree that donald trump is in terms of influence and in terms of his behavior as the leading undemocratic politician in the u.s. today. it is interesting to think of donald trump as both cause and effect. there is no question donald trump has stoked unfounded skepticism about the 2020 election and that has been damaging to american elections, americans faith in elections which is lower than it has ever been, and a lot of that is misinformation that donald trump has propagated. it is also worthwhile to think of donald trump as an effect. there were forces of polarization that made it possible for donald trump to win the presidency. for a lot of republicans in 2016 because of the high levels of polarization, they did not view voting for a democrat or staying home and indirectly helping the democrat win the presidency as an option. in interviews on donald trump voters from 2016 show a lot of people did not like the way he tweeted or did not like a lot of his behavior and personal life

josh levin made it to stage four of america ninja warrior.onds to climb an 80-foot rope. at just over 60 feet, he ran out of gas. still he's proud of the fact that in his words he achieved mastery. >> that's what it's about. it's not about beating somebody else. not about trying to be the best. it's about achieving mastery. what i mean by that is making sure you're doing your absolute best, you're competing for the best intentions, competing with each other, cheering each other on. for me that meant i did not fall on a single obstacle in las vegas. that's the best feeling in the world. >> we spoke to josh during a break from his job in menlo park where he teaches engineering. he's studying for a degree in mechanical engineering. only nine people have made it to stage four of the finals in the 14 seasons of american ninja warrior. five did so this past monday night. josh was one of them. america ninja warrior airs monday nights at 8:00 p.m. that's tough. >> it is. i have never done it, but i can tell you it's hard. >>> 49ers quarterback room i

joining us now from ukraine, josh letterman. josh, good morning. forces are running out of key supplies like boots and gloves. what is the level of confidence that ukrainian officials are equipped to take territories in the south? >> reporter: well, they're confident enough that they opted to start this offensive, after weeks in which ukraine kept signaling they planned to start this, but the offensive didn't seem to materialize. we did see ukraine launching a series of strikes in crimea, behind enemy lines, in what we can now identify was efforts to really lay the ground work for this offensive. knocking out some of those ammunition depots deep in russian-held territory, as well as air bases to clear the ground and to push russia out of those territories that they have occupied for months now. so far, we're seeing a lot of explosions in the kherson area. the first part of ukraine to fall to russia during the war with ukraine claiming that in the first 24 hours, they were able to destroy dozens of russian military asset. the russians claiming that

josh was actually one of them. area monday night at 8:00 p.m. >> i know kari could do it. >> yeah, right. not even close. all right, let's get you a look at our seven-day forecast for the inland areas. we're in the mid-90s today. upper 90s tomorrow. and we're going to be over 100 degrees for at least four days going into the holiday weekend. san francisco in the upper 60s today, warming up to the low 80s. >> we're ready for it. >> you are, i'm not. >> thanks for joining us for this edition of the midday newscast. see you back here tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. see you then. treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immune system launch a response that fights cancer in two different ways. opdivo plus yervoy equals a

josh. short time with josh and how he has handled this i like the way his team. i don't think this gentleman right there gets enough credit for being one of the best play college football. >> you know, you look at the job. he did it with tom brady. look at the job he did last year. back he really football around the quarterback does well see much of the same this year. with pro bowls, their car. 3 phases score. >> they rushed for one. 46. they pass for one. 45? when they get the win over miami, 15 to 13. >> still some work in the offensive line plenty to get cleaned up. you go back and watch the film. you look at the stakes, but it's a lot of good individual effort at and i love chance that will be played really well. really a lot of tackles had to set. >> there was the 2nd half for chase garbers play both 3rd and 4th quarters makes a good throw. lakes. we made some good decisions. it's place he held the ball couple times. the right situation. >> fox exact. >> thought he acquitted himself very when you guys intrigue about now with the scrimmage is coming up and t

city of mykolaiv as russia continues to target those areas in the south of ukraine. >> all right, joshan reporting live from kyiv this morning. josh, thank you. >>> after the break, it is a renaissance on spotify beyonce breaks the charts with her new album. >>> and angelina jolie bust asovo leata g milestone for her daughter and save even more? yeah, home, car, motorcycle, all bundled together. just like that breakfast burrito. so, can i get chorizo? uh, yeah, uh, metaphorically, yeah. carnitas! just chicken — just give me a bunch of chicken. or bacon? oh wait, there isn't too much hot sauce, is there? i have a — sensitive palate. i actually like hot sauce. can i get chips? how 'bout guacamole? i don't really know what we're talking about anymore. burritos! insurance! (chuckling) ok. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. don't let inflation win! score big

friedman, co-founder and co-ceo of canyon founders josh, definitely wanting to get to credit.his strong dollar issue and the amount of attention and weight that powell carries off a speech like this, are you concerned systemically or globally about the fallout? >> i think we've been worried about a slowdown in the economy but i'm not surprised what's happened in the last few days. i was pretty out of consensus when i was last on this show because powell had made some very dovish kinds of comments. i think those were overinterpreted. the cost to the fed of underestimating the impact of inflation, backing off and having to go back on to hit the brakes again would be enormous, both in credibility and in effectiveness. and i think part of the fed chair's job is to lower people's expectations so they reduce their own consumption so job openings start to reduce a bit so there's a bit of a slowdown that takes place not just because of interest rates actually going up but because of the anticipation of the effects of that. so i'm not terribly surprised that this is the trajectory of t