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have a representative from mosaic on the program they unany they unanimously recommended reginald laus. welcome. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> great to have you. thank your taking the time to be here this. one of the things before we geto brothers to brothers, i always e my audience to know who you aree of your background, some of you. sherry little bit about what yor experiences have been. >> i am raised in oakland, nort. north oakland. i have lived in other places in the city of oakland. i'm a member of temple baptist church. been there for, oh, 40 years. >> okay. >> i was the chairman of the deacon board at one time. i'm sl a deacon there. i am a believer. a believer. i teach class ix, sy school class ix, an adult class. ix, an adult class. maybe 35 or0 people attended. >> that must be interesting. >> it is. we really try to makee word become alive in our lives as our understanding. i also teh also teach old testament. >> that's what i understand. >> old testament one and two wih the leadership institute that was founded by dr. smith senior. i am a and him and aryan graduate. gr

.>> lau now, iraf america is truly systemically racist, you know, r after brown vs. board ofn afte education, after the civil rights movement,civil ri after the election of the first black president , two times, how canmt the system that's that corruptaa for all of that be saved at fro all? well, the answer from the left is it can't be saved. they hateu they hate our constitution. they hate our judeo-christian tradition. >> they hate capitalism.tr adithey hateand they now believs to be reset, courtesy of george soros. now, the reset, which they'v egeorge discusse s.d ad nauseam on collg campuses and at davos, requires a complete reordering of all ofl society, but especiall oy american society. that means. things like noment, more employment, no more jobsno based on objective criteria. onor merit than in the two hundred and thirty two year history of the u.s. department of treasury to hold that position. >> she's making history. >> first black woman, first openly gay member of the biden administration, the first openly trans assistant secretary for health>> t. aura: >

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seven under 65 but to back of justin lau who chipped in twice. career low 63. wnba finals.e, vegas trying to sweep connecticut. they trailed by 22 early and came back to cut the lead in the third. asia wilson was to have her to -- two over 19. steel and score. 19-0 run to end the game. the sun will come out tomorrow. 105-76 vegas. sports on what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! ama: thank you for watching. dan: sam rockwell. for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a good night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- sam rockwell. beto o'rourke. and music from death cab for cutie. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy

. >> lau good go .t that's it. oh, wow.tom wow.jone look out, tom .s jones. i'm laura ingraham. this is ingram angle from washington tonight. now in moments, house minority leader kevin mccarthy, he's going to join me right here on set to explain the republican's new commitment to america. but first, reading, writing and radicalism. that's the focus of tonight'soco anglfe. >> all right. fo let me just say, as a mother, it is a minefield for parents out there. now, too often, the very peopleh whom you're supposed teo be abln to trust t to teach your sons and daughters are the ones you can trus t the least, like this. lovely teacher, a woman named amber parkern named , who was jt fired from franklin high school in el paso, texas. paso, tecome on , forget math ad science. her message to studentsts recently was don't be mean to. >> tomatis even told him that we're going to call mass murder attracted persons. >> no, don't judge people just because they want to have withu a five year olrad. if you wonder why your kids come home questioningcome your family' homs values and beliefs, it'

. >> lau now, we've just learned thatat the memphis suspect, ezekiel kelly , has been taken into cusoustody. we're actually goingdy. to dip mem into our affiliate fox thirteen in memphis to listen intoph their coverage. you can see them all aroundus. us . it looks like this. if we pan on the left looks like this, it appears as thoughs it's an ambulance which is now arriving. the ambulance is on scene now getting closer to the scene. again, if you're just if you're just joining us right now, pol police originally told the public tol to avoid the area four blocks north of us at sullivan, our excuse me, at hodgen, ivan , we are ed sullivan and hodge. so hodge we are four blocks sout where police say they took that suspect into custody. because authorities sayha they have that suspect in, custody. people in this neighborhood o will likely be breathing a sigh of relief f. their neighborhood, a tremendous amount of activitya and commotiondn all day. i mean, as you know, peoplemempi across memphis sitting in their living rooms afraid to w go outside. but thankfully, we're seeingopey that thi

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haidi: lewis lau, director of investments at brandis. -- randy's.ank said to have laid off employees and it is not making vision funds. how the company is navigating the long tech downturn next. this is bloomberg. ♪ if you wake up thinking about the market and want to make the right moves fast... get decision tech from fidelity. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. ♪ >> tokyo and seoul, some stories we are watching. south korea, the u.s. and japan will be holding trilateral anti-submarine drills in korea for the first time since 2017. we will be getting second-quarter affects intervention data from bank of korea at 4:00 p.m. we will be watching the debut of -- korea after it set its ipo price at 60,000 yuan. in japan, we are about to get august unemployment retail sales and industrial production numbers. all of which are expected to de

lau on those jumbo rate hikes. good morning. how are you? dani: good morning. relief in the bond market. someone seems like they are slowing down. 75 basis points instead of 100. i don't think that's what we can assign the equity market rally to necessarily. let me take you into what the futures are doing. europe starting to rally this morning. we saw a rally of nearly 2% for u.s. stocks. that's what we are seeing on the euro stoxx 50 futures. s&p, nasdaq are higher. they were unchanged. we have aussie news coming out that helped support stocks and bonds. in terms of my argument while yesterday wasn't about the fundamentals, it's because of the goldman sacs index. that rally to nearly four point 5% yesterday, double the index. that would suggest that the fed was short covering. we will continue to see that around the 39 hundred level. we are near max short. i put it to you yesterday. just a little bit of short covering. manus: desperation to write up a narrative. two spac's failing is not enough to call the bottom. cross asset, it's all about currency and prope

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i know about your drinking problem. [ lau [ laughter ] that's good tequila, not the [ bleep ] you drinkand anxious before. >> jimmy: did you have a little sip? >> just a quarter of the bottle. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: so it's okay if i try it a little bit? >> yes, yes. i'm covid tested also. so you can go for it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i tell you, five minutes ago during the commercials he was complaining he's not feeling well, he's hung over. [ laughter ] and now right back at it. >> guillermo: i love tequila, jimmy. >> jimmy: okay. >> guillermo: i could never say no to tequila. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that's very kind of you to think of guillermo. you were at the emmys last night. >> i was. [ applause ] >> jimmy: where guillermo was dispensing don julio. >> i left because there was no tequila on the tables. i guess they wanted everyone to stay. or you drank the whole thing. >> jimmy: no, that's interesting. you're right. there was a couple bottles of wine and, you know, four hours. and that was it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think they were trying to keep people from getti

john lau and the produce market takes place on city-owned property and reb is the owner and landlordity's partnership with the wholesale market and covers the policy initiatives on this market. that's why we are here today. >> i know you have a long agenda, so i will go over this quickly, supervisors. given that we are ten years into this 60 year lease and when it was approved in 2012 it was an entirely different board. i felt that a few minutes of the contact settling of the market's operations and the existing lease were in order today. if you will indulge me with that, i will be quick. for those of the public that may not know, the market is located in the northwestern industrial portion. it's run by the non-profit san francisco market corporation under the terms of the existing lease with the city that owns the 23 acre campus on which it sits. the market is a wholesale and introduction facility. so the market operates in the dark hours from farms all over the region in the state to sell they produce and product to some of more of almost 30 small businesses housed on the market it

are>> lau workingma overtime to protectd no pennsylvania's john fetterman.d now we have absolute proof . yesterday, nbc news s accused gp digital strategist greg pricedor of doctoring fetterman videos.i tow, when they say doctoring, it was basically just clipping together a few things at fetterman actually said. , th it's such the most important race for the senate here for twenty two , we have to replacee pat toomey. oh, no, senator toomey was not very nice to me. he pat toomey is a miracle. he had a chance. he had a chance. to match me up again. m abortion is on the ballot now. in november. >> oh, in addition to nbc's tok claim, they ran immediately to f tiktok and twitter to flag this and other videos for them. so the mangr targeteegd, greg price, joins us now.l he's a senior digital strategist at strategies. c sa now, greg, here's what nbc said about your videos. the videos videos. include slig such as cutting out the sound of the audience to make it appear as if he had abruptly stopped speaking. other edits cut fetterman offo a midsentence to create the

congressman, i found that>> lau answer insulting, an appallingco china is buying u.s.and near military installations. that man has no answer man. >> this should be alarming to everyone to be outlawed. it should be outlawed. house republicans have prepared legislation introduced to outlaw that, to stop china from buying farmland and properties. our biggest adversary buying up properties in america should. be banned and the white house still to this point today refuses to even call china an adversary and recognize it. and you see activities like these. it's insane. thatinal that they can that they continue to ignore. you take charge ofignore it. th. this is going to be top t priority. congressman, thank you very much. great to see iopt tonight, victor. thank you. now, biden touts cancer moonshot, but what are his personal cancer foundation do to advance that research? plus, a democrat mayora democra is facing a recall and she's doubling down. >> raymond arroyo has all the details. cnn on scene next. when it comes to real estate agents, experience matters. the best agents

wonder is that there i wonder if there's been i a call made to the french laundry restaurant thatench lau allowed governor no not wear a mask to say you neede to set iest up to seventy eight degrees on your thermostat, perhap s all this travel that we're all thinking that it's governor newsom going, to go and challenge joe biden. g to chal he's just looking for a state cc where he canoo cool off. well said. well said so, kellyanne, our friendnne, o robert casserly of trafalgar came out with a pollfrier came d fifty six point eight percent of respondents watch that speech in philly with the deep dark red eerie background.n cn although if you watched on cnn,t it was a pretty pink. they change the color. but anyway, that's fifty six point eight percent said it was a dangerous escalation. s a dangerin rhetoric, and theyt was designed to incite conflict among americans. as far as the economy goes, ing a majority of americans, according to gallup. 56to% again now say price increases are causing financial hardship for their households.t two thirds of americans are noaw living paycheck to paychec

. >> lau good go .t that's it. oh, wow.tom wow.jone look out, tom .s jones. i'm laura ingraham.s is ingram angle from washington tonight. now in moments, house minority leader kevin mccarthy, he's going to join me right here on set to explain the republican's new commitment

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. >> lau, this is one of the major red flags of the democratic left.ey say that worrying about they our national security against st the most authoritarian police state in the world, which is chinat th polic, is going too be conflated with racism against asian-americans. ian am. these are separate issues. we can we can weth canese are e equality at we can, you know, promote the rights of minorities. it's a fake issue. we can also fight china. we can defend against chinese incursions, china, chinesewe c communist party incursionsan deo the country. >> these are separate.e se you know what this reminds mpae of? the wu hanlaof n. t ar like you could never talk about the bujon lab and the origins of virus because that's racist.i it's a totalt be non sequitur.cs but they throw sand in the windi and hope you can't say anything. coys, great to see you tonight. thanks, laura .mplainin all right. whhingy are credit card companis working with democrats to monitor and trace credit cark p the congressman who recently school democrats on the gun s?issue, greg steub

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