we have with us now ceo kurt macalpine. kurt: thank you for having me. this is obviously a strategy underway for you. wealth is still a small part of your business compared to investment management, asset management. where do you see it playing for you as you make these acquisitions? kurt: one minor detail. we are buying portola with $5.2 billion worth of ultrahigh not assets. the purchase price was not $5.2 billion. onenuance as it relates to the framing of the transaction. the reason we are so excited, it really links back to our corporate street -- strategic priorities which we rolled out in november 2019. there are three parts to that, modernizing our asset business, globalizing our company. since rolling out those priorities, we have set to work executing against all three. historically, ci was larger in asset management than what we are in wealth management. when we started the strategic transformation, our asset manager was more than triple the size of our wealth management business through a combination of fantastic organic growth and m&a, our we

kurt didn't play the hits.my girl don't lie to me ♪ ♪ tell me when did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play the cover of a led belly song, "where did you sleep last night." it was emotional for me because i love nirvana, and i felt this connection to kurt cobain. even when i was young i was so worried about him. ♪ my girl ♪ that era there was the speculation of kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana unplugged was like the clouds parted, you know. and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ [ applause ] >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> pulled over. i just -- i was there for like 20 minutes to half an hour just crying right there. i just don't understand it, that's all. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon in that he was w

>> for the moment, at least, kurt was in the clear.n fact, michelle brother-in-law's, john, already had someone else in mind for her murder. old boyfriend andy. he was >> he was very possessive after they broke up. he parked down the street sections when it was someone else. he drive fast around the block. so, i was pretty sure it was andy. if i can't have her, nobody can have her type of thing. >> sure enough, andy was brought in for questioning. matt denlinger and doug harrison understood why the first detectives took a hard look andy. >> and he was at the mall that. nick >> watt was historic? why did he see was there? >> he was there to buy her christmas present. >> her? his ex girlfriend? >> yeah. >> the night she's killed, he's at the mall to buy her if president, even though there are no longer boyfriend, girlfriend. >> correct. >> i mean, that sounds cute curious even out, just saying it. >> because a lot of the detectives thought that might be too much of a coincidence. >> and he recounted his movements for detectives. he and a

bloomberg check's kurt wagner joins us.k dorsey at square has made a big bet on crypto, why is twitter making this move? kurt: they want to give people a chance to make money to entice them to twitter to share blog posts, tweets, photos, whatever, and accepting bitcoin is one way to do that. this is important to jack dorsey. he believes that coin is an international currency. it is the way someone who lives in africa might be able to pay someone who lives in europe, who could pay someone in the united states. you don't have to deal with a currency exchange. this is a global solution to try -- they see this as a global solution to get users of their platform to make money. emily: how many people are tipping on twitter at this point? kurt: they just rolled out globally today to only ios users. if you are on android, you probably don't have it. it is probably a small percentage. tips people get are probably pretty small but this is the kind of thing you see other platforms that are important with creators have. i think this is

and i do agree with kurt, that was a terrorist attack.itol were any other color than white we would see that for what it is because we are conditioned in our culture to see that, and we're not seen to see white men and white faces as a threatening thing. ron johnson even said that out loud. he said if those were black lives matter folks i would have been nervous. but those were my people. i think it's important for us to be clear eyed in this moment. we want to prevent the next attack on the capitol. that is a real threat going forward because republicans not only are going along with the big lie, but they're scared to call out calls for political violence, and that is, again, antithetical to our democracy, and every single citizen, every single person needs to understand what's at stake. >> so these four subpoenas that are out there, zerlina, what kind of questions would you want answered? >> well, i would want to know what kash patel was doing, because he was the person put there weeks earlier and essentially was the one they were calli

i play kurt, which is the incredible story of his life. tell him. >> from being an undrafted player to winning the nfl championship. [ applause ] >> i appreciate your excitement. >> when he didn't get drafted, he took a job stocking shelves and worked his butt off and got a spot on the arena football team and then got drafted by the st. louis rams. [ applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic story. that was like -- that never happened before, right? >> it had never happened before. then we went on and won the super bowl. >> he went from being a third string quarterback to a starting quarterback. green went down -- there's all kinds of stuff. you won the super bowl. you ultimately won the super bowl and he won the nfl mvp and he's a hall of famer. i mean, this is -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: is that how it happened, kurt? >> yeah, something like that. we brought a trailer. >> and it comes out this christmas! you should go see it. >> jimmy: if you don't know the story of kurt warner, it is an incredible story, as you so elegantly explained. we're going sh

kurt is very well qualified. he is well positioned and also he is anxious and excited about the new opportunity. so i want to thank bill certainly. i already told him my own goodbye and i won't share that here, but i do want to acknowledge and recognize the work that he did and basically say that i look forward to working with kurt and the retirement board and continuing to sustain the success of the plan. the last announcement i have is not on the agenda, but last wednesday we were notified that president biden had nominated our own leona bridges to become a member of a federal investment board. and i just wanted the rest of the board to know that leona is being recognized for her service here. i've been assured that she will -- and she's excited to stay on the retirement board, but i think this is an important position that she's been nominated for. with that, i will be happy to take any questions that any board members have. >> actually, jay, we have some breaking news. bill is with us and he does not know thi

glenn kirschner and kurt bar della join me.cisions they're making might be the first sign of intelligent life we're seeing in the gop caucus. here's jim jordan last week fudging on whether he'd be there. >> are you going to be there on september 18th? >> is there a rally? >> there's going to be a rally. >> oh, really? >> so there's no rally in d.c. for all the people they're holding right now? >> get in on the -- >> likewise, madison cawthorne glenn was threatening to bust those guys out, ruminating about how they can bust them out of prison. do you think this is a sign they're worried about their legal situation? >> yeah, you know, joy, i think this protest, this rally, whatever they want to call it, will probably fizzle. but if it doesn't, what i am confident of is joe biden's administration will make sure that the capitol is protected. there will be enough federal law enforcement forces deployed to protect whatever the threat is to the capitol as a result of this new little protest that they're trying to gin up. of course it

nor man merrill, kurt or j.d. >> norman merrill got to be. >> shannon: j.j.w. >> will: that's awesome. super quick. shameless plug. corey mills has been in afghanistan running people in private operations out of kabul the last several weeks. he called me undisclosed location out of afghanistan can you hear on the. will cain podcast. >> greg: i will have to start reading again if he called you a marxist. he must be on the ball. >> greg: "special report" suspect next. >> bret: kurt for 500. thanks, greg. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. the enemy of my enemy is my friend. it's an old saying that may have new relevance tonight for u.s. counter-terrorism policy. the nation's top military officer now says it is possible the u.s. will cooperate with the taliban in taking on other terrorist groups, most notably isis-k. chairman of the joint chiefs chairman mark milley says it's unclear whether the taliban has changed from the ruthless group it once was but new reports from the ground suggest the taliban in certain parts of the country is going back to its old

matt dowd, melissa murray, kurt anderson, you all made my brain hurt.o much for starting us off. >>> when we come back, now that that fake audit in arizona has confirmed what we all knew, that joe biden won, republicans in other swing states are moving forward with fraudits of their own and democrats are now pushing back. >>> plus, house democrats vote to protect abortion rights in america in the face of strict new measures in red states all across the country. the latest comes from florida where republicans there have introduced a texas-style near complete ban on abortions. >>> and the biden administration making good on its promise to pay back school officials who were fined for trying to keep kids safe by supporting mask mandates there. the florida superintendent at the center of that fight who has joined us in the past will be our guest later in the hour. >>> "deadline white house" continues after a quick break, so don't go anywhere. ntinues af, so don't go anywhere at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but

so i guess teens -- cool teens are now dressing like kurt cobain.na forget you're in show choir, grungebob. so, i guess, teens -- cool teens are now dressing like kurt cobain. or 45-year-old men are writing this piece [ laughter ] should we do some digging? shoemaker, meyers detective agency back in business? >> yeah. i felt like we know. >> seth: let's do some work on this, just 'cause i'm starting to have my doubts. [ laughter ] this next one's really blowing up with the teen -- the teens. it's called "qanon-chalant." let's see the definition this is "when someone is very casual about their extremist beliefs. for example, "jackson's mom was putting out pizza rolls when she off-handedly said, 'october 1st is the day donald trump will face swap with joe biden and fully -- finally be reinstated as president super qanon-chalant. our next slang term is "neo-nazi. [ light laughter ] it's not what you think. [ light laughter ] bare with me here. this is "a boyfriend who forces you to watch 'the matrix.' for example, "trevor's gone full neo-nazi he made m

emily: bloomberg news' kurt wagner. thank you for your insight.ow to other don't about the lula -- electronic arts has a new chief operating officer, making her the most powerful woman in videogaming. the promotion sends a message at a moment when the industry is facing an uprising against sexist culture in the gaming industry. rival blizzard facing litigation over alleged sexual harassment of women. coming up, how much trouble is facebook in? more on senators grilling and what it means for the future of social media impact on a generation of children. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the question that haunts me is, how can parents, or anyone, trust facebook? >> you have lost trust. we do not trust you. with influencing our children. emily: senators blumenthal and blackburn grilling facebook's antigone davis about internal research on the effects of its platform on teens and children. the senator saying this is a -- issue. the accusation that facebook new their product had a negative impact on teen's mental health. joining us is adam cover sa

>> reporter: in an article published scientists including two outgoing fda employees are due that kurt available evidence does not show the need for widespread use of booster vaccinations. research from israel released by the fda shows waning immunity against severe disease may occur and that boosters significantly reduce the risk of severe illness. the delta variant continues to wreak havoc on communities across the nation with more than 1 million new cases and 13,000 deaths last week alone. stretching the medical systems beyond their breaking point. >> we are seeing our community across the board to crisis standard of care which is every physicians nightmare. >> reporter: the world health organization is asking countries not to give booster shots until 40 % of the plan is fully immunized. >>> developing this morning, the hunt is on for the driver who opened fire on a busy east a free weight during the height of rush hour traffic. the shooting around 3:30 afternoon yesterday near the caldecott tunnel between oakland and orinda. katie nielsen reports law enforcement thinks this is a ta

this from kurt saying, "show your vaccine card to enter a restaurant or a shop."icking up on those more stringent rules, dr. leanna when in today's paper to -- "washington post." the headline of her column today, "right covid strategy does not go far enough to compel vaccination." she says, "why didn't he announcement mandated -- why didn't he announced mandates for train travel?" the biden administration needs to make clear that there are consequences -- >> we will leave this recorder program.

kurt, i don't think it's uncomfortable enough.rtable, you'd have them telling their supporters not to come. you'd have them out there saying you are not welcome here, the insurrectionists are criminals. i don't think it's making the republican party uncomfortable enough. >> that's exactly right, nicolle. the fact that they can get away with saying nothing one way or the other tells me that they aren't uncomfortable enough. the reality of the matter is the people who are going to be here for this rally, they were sent there by republicans in congress, by the elected republican party, by those who continue to purvey and spread the falsity that there was anything wrong with the election that we had in 2020 and that joe biden won. we're seeing that reverberate throughout the california election. already they're laying the groundwork to use election tampering, election fraud as the reason why they're going to lose. it's just an ongoing pattern. i tell you, i don't care if it's 700 people, 7,000 people. all it takes, nicolle, is one per

with kurt can schrader laying down the line. speaker, you promised us us a vote one week from today or else. the or else is attached to it. >> and senator kyrsten sinema said this the house delays its september 27th vote on the bipartisan infrastructure plan or the vote fails, she won't be backing a reconciliation bill. it's saying we are ready to tank the biden agenda if we don't get our way. >> last week we saw progressives come out and say if you have this vote, we'll see against it. we want to see the $3.5 trillion bill and see the vote on the 27th as a leverage point. if they withhold their votes they can force the moderate democrats to accept something they perhaps wouldn't accept right now. the problem with that is a lot of motds that i talked to over the weekend are privately saying if it's a $3.5 billion paired with infrastructure we would rather have neither. these are moderates who worked on this product for weeks, for month, trying to get this passed, and now they are -- this sort of changes the political calculus be

happy birthday kurt. elizabeth: happy birthday kurt, thank you for that little touch there.gresswoman mariannette miller-meeks. thank you for joining us. okay, the next debate. this is a hot one. the during ram probe continues but will it lead to hillary clinton and her campaign team? we'll investigate later this hour. up next covid confusion, senator and doctor roger marshall facing problems now in booster messaging after the biden administration prematurely said yes boosters are coming but the fda parnell said no. there is this, be republicans accusing the white house rationing antibody drugs, inies also including southern states. the white house says it is not doing that. we'll break it down. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> by the way i said doctor-in-chief, i wasn't referring to dr. fauci. i was referring to president biden who is acting like a doctor when he comes out making these statements. ♪. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthr

this from kurt saying, "show your vaccine card to enter a restaurant or a shop." picking up on those more stringent rules, dr. leanna when in today's paper to -- "washington post." the headline of her column today, "right covid strategy does not go far enough to compel vaccination." she says, "why didn't he announcement mandated -- why didn't he announced mandates for train travel?" the biden administration needs to make clear that there are consequences -- >> we will leave this recorder program. you can finish watching it on our website. we take you live to remarks on covid-19 and the nation's schools. president biden and first lady jill biden are expected to speak. live coverage here on c-span. >> i love this school. pres. biden: she is applying for a job. >> i just started my semester this week. i started last spring like most of the teachers. i am so excited to be back in person in school. [applause] principal richardson, thank you for welcoming us here today. and secretary cardona and mayor bowser and chancellor, thank you for joining us as well. for families

um, grocery, terry, all kurt said good luck today. mom marcia tonight and i said yeah, around midnight and he goes up help. oh, he got involved with his local gallagher lived a couple miles from here. just got to there one year anniversary. and he was gonna make supper for all of us. oh. ready ready ready on. ready ready ready the me i read years where my son lost his life. right here. or is tabitha in a car together? oh, i don't know exactly what happened to sure. you know he's got broad sighted by a train on 5060 miles an hour. i don't know if they were moving around or something and you know, there teenage kids exactly what happened but it was terrific or. ready are we just kinda relied on him up for a lot. so it wasn't just losing my son like loosen calf my farming operation. i don't know. 3 time i shut down. i didn't work for 6 months. andrew and i went to grief counseling just it was because of andrew that i found back. i come, i gotta take care of this kid. oh yeah. oh, i was in small town, people know each other and pretty clo

that's scott peters of california, kurt schrader of oregon, kathleen rice of new york. do you think of that? >> i think it's totally absurd. you have a republican party which is a right-wing, extremist party right now, which is owned by the pharmaceutical industry. the polling out there is just unbelievable, whether you're republican or democrat. overwhelming majority of the american people understand that the pharmaceutical industry is ripping us off in an unconscionable way. you may recall i have made two trips to canada with people from vermont and people from the midwest. we but insulin and other prescription drugs for one-tenth of the price that the drug companies are selling the same product here in the united states of america. thousands of people die every year because they can't afford the medicine that they need. the question is whether we have the guts to stand up to what is an incredibly powerful lobby. you know how much money these guys in the pharmaceutical industry have spent over the last 20 years on lobbying and campaign contributions? >> i don't. >> do

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. >> oregon congressman kurt schrader was one of 3 democrats to vote against the current provision in committee and criticized the overall process one month for put together 3.5 trillion dollar bill is no chance of passing the senate. president biden also still has to unite his party over how he plans to fund the majority of his economic agenda, raising taxes on wealthy americans and large corporations time working people. got a tax breaks this country. >> and the house is also committed to voting on the senate passed traditional infrastructure bill by september 27th. but with all these other negotiations happening that self-imposed deadline could slide live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that report to see. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news students at livermore high school avoided a possible threat. why officers arr this year's mosquito season has already turned deadly. health officials in the central valley say a 62 year-old woman has died from the west nile virus after she was bitten by a mosquito. friends say she started to experience flu-like symptoms, incl

c, c's, kurt bar della to joy and read. gland greenwald says more and more censorship of political speech is a top priority of american liberalism. so the dcc, they d triple c is a democratic congressional campaign committee, according to their own website. the official campaign arm of the democrats in the house of representatives, the only political committee in the country whose principal mission is to support democratic house, candidates every step of the way to fortify and expand our new democratic majority . so what they want to do is permanently removed more and more people and do it more aggressively from social media modern day public square. right, right. it goes against the life.

on the 13th johnson, sebastian kurt said the entire has now valley would be sealed off and told visitors to depart quickly to avoid being quarantined. that sparks a huge rush of people who are frantic to leave. more than 6000 people in 45 nations . now say they got the virus an issue and took the disease back to their home countries. 5 percent say they now have long term symptoms. dominant came reports from berlin. the shops takes his place in a v and he's courtroom for a trial brought about in part by the death of his father hannah's from cove. it, he had been staying in the ski resort of michigan when the virus emerged there in march. 2020 ish good. his noted both for skiing and it's i play ski party venues, which in pre cove at times would normally attract hundreds, if not thousands of people at any one time. it was at one particular venue, the kids last, where the 1st case in the town was diagnosed in the 1st week of march last year. many hundreds of people spend time in that bar, as well as other venues in the town. at that time. the australian authorities were aware cove. it might

. >> reporter: nevada school board member kurt thigpen said he resigned after the constant harassment over email, phone and social media made him think about suicide. he cited the january 6th insurrection as a trigger for the unruly behavior. >> they were coming after m me d my colleagues consistently every day, through multiple media. they saw me as a target for their hate. >> reporter: white house responding today to the school board letter saying that they are looking at what more the administration can do. >> obviously these threats to school board members is horrible. they're doing their jobs. >> reporter: obviously, local police are still going to have a presence at these very contentious sometimes violent school board meetings, but what school officials nationwide want is for the feds to provide some level of intel that will give them some sense of what kind of threats are heading their way. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you. social media giant facebook is under fire and today a top executive was in the senate hot seat over a recent report that showed facebook's insta

c, c's, kurt bar della to joy and read. gland greenwald says more and more censorship. a political speech is a top priority of american liberalism. so the dcc, they d triple c is a democratic congressional campaign committee, according to their own website. the official campaign arm of the democrats and the house of representatives, the only political committee in the country whose principal mission is to support democratic house, candidates every step of the way to fortify and expand our new democratic majority . so what they want to do is permanently removed more and more people and do it more aggressively from social media, our modern day public square, right? it goes against the life force, which is all about diversity. and mutations that create possible survival in a constantly changing environment and colors. there are millions and millions of colors and opinions. there are many and the way people shade their opinions and express their opinions and artistic expression and painters and sculptors and dancers. and you put it all together and it forms life. so this id

talk to the "kurt the cyberguy" next. rachel: protecting your privacy. ♪.ble, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, proven quality night sleep we've ever made. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 48 months. ends monday. rachel: welcome back to "fox & friends." with cyberattacks on the rise it is never a bad time to start practicing good cybersecurity habits to keep your family safe. joining us is "kurt the cyberguy". >> rachel, freshly showered for you this morning. good morning to you. the latest scams we're following are tech scams coming your way. remember when robocall something really annoying? now there are robo texts. look at some going around. irs.gov official notice you have been granted $548 in relief. sounds great, but completely not true at all. it is verizon, we build you incorrectly. collect here, fedex, we have a package for you. jennifer from walmart, you have a item waiting for collection. people are falling for these right and left because inherently we want to solve problems. you see a text

it is heartbreaking for kurt's daughter chloe who has down syndrome.moting, protecting the human rights of children with down syndrome. kurt and chloe join me right now. such a pleasure to have you both on the show. welcome. kurt, so president biden fired people from all the boards. this is unprecedented i understand. usually you just run out your term. do you have any idea why you think you specifically were fired or why they wanted to get rid of a disability board that i imagine is probably pretty bipartisan? >> good morning, rachel. good morning "fox & friends." thank you for having us today. yes, chloe and i have been advocating individuals of down syndrome since her birth since 2003. we're very pro-life from natural conception to death. we have a reputation. we speak out against the movement against people with down syndrome, being identified prenatally and terminated because they don't meet a cultural mandate of perfection. we have a reputation about that. we are speaking loudly about this issue. rachel: chloe, you got to meet president trump. yo

c, 's, kurt bar della to joy and read. gland greenwald says more and more censorship of political speech is a top priority of american liberalism. so the dcc they d triple c is a democratic congressional campaign committee, according to their own website, the official campaign arm of the democrats in the house of representatives. the only political committee in the country whose principal mission is to support democratic house, candidates every step of the way to fortify and expand our new democratic majority . so what they want to do is permanently removed more and more people and do it more aggressively from social media, modern day public square. right, right. it goes against the life force, which is all about diversity. and mutations that create possible survival in a constantly changing environment and colors. there are millions and millions of colors and opinions. there are many and the way people shade their opinions and express their opinions and artistic expression and painters and sculptors and dancers. and he put it all together and it forms life. so this idea of adding more c

had and out of the plate on this ball off the bat of elias diaz donovan solano throws to the place kurt casali applies to tag the giants at first got the call, but the play was reviewed and overturned when it was determined that c j cron got in ahead of the tag game tied at two. but the giants. and put together yet another late inning rally runners at 1st and 2nd was one out. tommy la stella slaps a hit to write off daniel bard becomes stephen duggar. that's the fastest giant beats the throw for a 32 lead. but that's nothing at coors field. so brandon crawford make sure there was some patty crawford rides his tyler kidney pitch the other way that carries out of the reach of ramiele tapia for a three run homer number 23 on the year for crawford, who had four hits on the day for r b. i is, that is, the giants won 62 as they keep their two game lead over the dodgers, who were also winners today. there are just six games left in the regular season. the ace playoff hopes are flickering, but they are still barely alive his fans with the sign of encouragement for longtime broadcaster and forme

thank the service and we also thank the service of people that worked and operation pineapple and done kurt. i would ask the state department, work with them. those are heroes, as well as the state department officials. you're talking about my last question. very important, barger went down. the embassy went down and we went dark. we have no eyes and years on the ground. we've lost intelligence capability in the region that includes russia, china and iran is, you know, this is a national security threats. china moves and for all i know they may take over bar gram airbase. but this over the horizon capability i believe, is exaggerated. it's not a viable option. is too far away. did you negotiate with countries like who's pakistan or, or to chic, just on to put an ios or capability there. and my last question, is it true? the president couldn't threaten the present united states saying he could not build intelligence capabilities in the region, not build intelligence capabilities in the region. this is an, this is an important question and one that in its detail and substance, i think we need

host: florida, kurt, good morning. caller: the big issue that i have is we are arguing about the debt ceiling, different things that we passed and we need to have the funding now. why would we now want to pass a giant stimulus or build back better policy, $3 trillion debt when we are arguing about things we have not paid for yet. the federal government, big programs like social security and medicare are going to be defunct in the near future. here we are arguing about paying for programs we have already. host: do you think the bipartisan infrastructure framework for roads and bridges, is that a worthwhile $1 trillion to spend right now? guest: -- caller: it would be if our government was not dysfunctional. i have little faith that the money will be spent in the right way. i have worked for the government on several navy bases where i see a huge amount of money being wasted because of the way we manage things. i fully believe it will be a big debacle. guest: the great thing about the build back better act is that it is

emily: kurt wagner, thank you so much for your reporting. i want to get more from mark mahaney, the head of internet research. a lot of facebook developments. this is a pretty big deal. he's been there a long time, his guess is right next to that his desk is right next to mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg. ? is it a good sign? >> not necessarily. he eventually came back to the company, chris coxe, it reminds me of that. it's not the first time we have had one of the original people with the firm step down. maybe it is natural -- you mentioned others who have left. i don't think it is negative. i think it is the national evolution of people being there. a dozen years is a long time for a company. i think it is someone who had his time, is ready for a new challenge, it might be exhausted. i don't see it is negative for the company. emily: facebook warning that the apple add tracking issues can have an impact on revenue. how big an impact are you forecasting? >> this is an odd one. there was a blog put out by one of the marketing managers rei

kurt suzuki is still plain. another night, another matt chapman play on this grounder.k. it is a passed ball that allows him to score. that's the winning run. round two of the championship in napa. this is actually the opening event of their new season. the rookie of the year was born in san francisco. he gets to negative nine. the stanford man with an eight under 64. he has to head heading into the weekend. >> the 49ers lose, i will shave my eyebrows off. what say you? >> you heard that right. bart scott said he would shave one eyebrow if the niners lose to the eagles sunday. they are favored by three on the road. that is a wrap on a morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. amanda: how you can take part in one of the most unique and creative events california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling o

kurt, what is this really all about? are we making too much of this?ould this be a real pathway to larger gun control within the military? >> you know, this is problemati in a number of ways. the first way is another red flag law come up most soldiers, airmen, marines, whatever are located in the continental united states, they are in states. so the states had a proceeding is this needs to be done. but the second thing, the thing that is really concerning to me is a trend to lawyer as the military. to take things away from the commander and put them in an unaccountable legals silo. they are starting to try to do that with sexual assault cases, and now they want to do it with whether you should be allowed t have your own private weapons. the thing is, in the military you can have one chain of command it can be a multiple chain of command. commander handles disciplinary to right now a commander handle all sorts of discipline like sexual assault and this kind of thing. >> so it's duplicative. this is all happening because o january 6, don't you think. tha

jerry jones and carley kurt and welcome to the big saturday show. here's what's on tap tonight. >> brian laundrie entered the second week from dog is on the hunt. dog the bounty hunter shows up at his family's home tonight. >> the biden booster shot, everyone from the president to the cdc director, a push for boosters. new york block from vaccine mandates and tools. >> and charlie. >> who are we letting into this country? multiple afghan refugees crime against americans and service members. >> but first, 15000 migrants moved from a camp under a bridge in del rio, texas. the border crossing reopens thousands of them are still unaccounted for thousands of the haitian migrant reportedly plan to cross into the united states again. now the biden administration waging a war on border patrol agents over the images that some claimed shows the agents using witness. the claims are false. >> to seek people change it like they did, horses running over people being strapped, it's outrageous. i promise those people will pay. >> the images of some of the worst mom

kurt cobain unfortunately took his life, but he had seven platinum albums. larry: kristen? probably something from the beatles. but i mean, yeah, respect is great. larry: i don't know about this one. if you have trouble squeezing the last bit of catch-up out of those tiny condiment packets, you have a first world problem. there is a new product. heinz is unveiling the biggest innovation in sauce since the packet itself. it is called a packet roller. see what happens here? it squeezes out every droplet of sauce. the packet roller. heinz says it created the packet roller to give fans a new way to savor their favorite condiment and make sure the last drop never goes to waste. who wants -- who wants to talk about this? >> the fewer gadgets, the better. i'm not happy we have a rosemary stripper in our kitchen. my husband likes gadgets that do things and i'm like, do we need this? >> it's because you don't cook. [laughter] kristen: she got me. >> i cook a lot, so that doesn't appeal to me, the catch-up one, but i do have gadgets because i cook. i feel like sometimes it is hard to

want to snap at people, i don't want to be, like, snide, i don't want to be short, i don't want to be kurt the same thing. >> trevor: i think, in a way, it's not -- i mean, you say it like that, you don't feel the need to be a bitch. if i think about what it presents itself as, it's more you not feeling the need to attack before you get attacked. >> may be. i'm not going to say i'm never -- >> trevor: no, no -- >> but it makes my disposition overall more pleasant. and that's a big -- that's big. >> trevor: you're less prickly. >> yes, i think so, yeah. >> trevor: no, i've seen it. >> you know me. >> trevor: i've seen it. i think that's why i'm excited to come see the show. >> this is about me getting a better understanding of my relationship with myself, and getting -- it's called unacceptable because i'm unacceptable to me, and by the end of it, i'm -- i get a bit of a -- a bit of grace into more acceptance of myself. >> trevor: that's beautiful. >> that's why i made a show about it. >> trevor: i'm going to come watch the show. >> i know you will. >> trevor: yeah. >> because you're that k

kurt suzuki is still plain. -- playing.man platinum glove play on this grounder. the a's fought back. it is a passed ball that allows him to score. that's the winning run. 5-4. round two of the championship in napa. even though it is this is september, actually the opening event of their new season. the rookie of the year was born in san francisco. he gets to -9. the stanford man with an eight under 64. he has to head heading into the weekend. >> the 49ers lose, i will shave my eyebrows off. what say you? what say you? what say you? larry you heard that right. : bart scott said he would shave one eyebrow if the niners lose to the eagles sunday. 49ers favored by three on the road. that is a wrap on a morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. amanda: flower pno is back in san francisco. how you can take part in one of the most unique and creative events dear ms, from day one you've tried to define me. but i never invited you in. it's my life and this is my journey. i've found a way to do things differently with ocrevus

isn't an equal playing field right now, i've complained about this from much longer than i've known kurt. i've been complaining about since 2004. democrats tend to ignore local elections, school boards, while republicans are all over that stuff, and they just swarm these local elections. that's where scott walker came from. what do you make of this really not even wore at this point? >> that is exactly right. it's not an event of war because their strategy and the infrastructure, the people of the party apparatuses that they have deployed, these are things that they set into motion back in the 19 eighties, they mapped out strategic plans to infiltrate politics at the place where rules get made. that's really important for thing to understand, the behaviors are caused by bread and butter, but behavior is conditioned by rules in the republican party figured out after the warren court in the sixties that they needed to tweak rules if they wanted to hold on to what is white power hegemon, bannon is of course one of these aggrieved white male supremacist that has unfortunately developed throu

carson and kurt, their decision, which they have every right to not be vaccinated but that tells youhe leaders of the franchise, they are supposed to be role models for kids. >> sounds like the team pr people are writing their statements out before they go out in front of the camera. the whole thing is so awful. i wish they could be better role mo models. i want to ask you about one more thing. you follow the tennis world. naomi osaka has been very open about her mental health issues. she slammed her racket and walked off the court. she said she's not sure what her future holds. l let's listen and talk about it. >> i honestly don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. sorry. >> she is such an amazing tennis player. what do you make of what's going on there? is the high pressure, nature of professional tennis? some people have been talking about that. what's going on? >> fans think they know these athletes. they are such public figures. yet we don't know what they are going through. she's 23 years old. 23 years old. she's already had the career of a lifetime in just basic

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