lulu's story.k you, mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: mr. president, i applaud my fellow senator from alabama about this very important legislation that we need to -- not just for the state of alabama but for all over the country so thank you very much. mr. president, i rise today to talk about the unwinnable war in ukraine, which has already cost the american taxpayers billions of dollars. now, anyone who dares question the narrative on the war in ukraine is obviously going to get criticized. that's okay. the media has been explicit in pushing this narrative. think about when was the last time you saw live footage on the ground in ukraine. it's rare because ukraine is losing and is losing badly. this comes after we just gave ukraine $60 billion more of taxpayer money earlier this year to prolong this war. i see president zelenskyy, uni party puppet is begging for more money on a campaign trail with kamala harris. it feels like he is here every other mo

i can't say that with confidence when it comes to lulu, not yet.g from gap. he will take a hard look at this. here's the bottom line. i am rooting for lulu to make a comeback, but there is so much lower-priced competition that i am not ready to stick my neck out for this one. as much as i think he is a total pro, this is still a show me story. let's go to new york. >> how are you, jim? >> how are you? >> i love your show. >> inc. you. >> i need a device. i have dr pepper and the dividend is 2.3%. i need your advice. >> i think the stock, even though it has been a horse of late since we decided to get out of tech, we being the market, i think it still sells for only 20 times earnings. i think you can go higher, still. i have always liked the company. now it looks like all the hard work is paying off. now i am rooting for lulu to make a comeback, but for now i think this is still a show me story. it's too bad. we all want it to do better, don't we? >>> coming up, hit us with your best shot. an electrified fast fire lightning round is next. so this is

this is what i do who best it's incredibly sad. >> lulu is just 26. he's just starting his fifth season in the nfl. but with all that, we now know about brain injury from football, should he hang it up? >> he should. the problem is that the financial incentives are actually reversed. i mean, he's about to make 1 million this year. but if he hangs on to next year, it becomes 24 to $41 million that he's going to make a year over time. and so unless they tell him that he has to retire because of his condition, he is now not eligible for that. and so i think there's a lot of money tied up in this that is really the billions that's guarantee, that's guaranteed, but not if he takes even if even if he takes even if he takes a step back, but it's not the amount of money that he would have gotten if he continues to play. so i just think that there's a lot involved in here, but the bigger question, of course is this game and how safe it is. and what we do when something like this happens, how we actually address it. >> finally, social media is newest. it girl,

lulu should voters have to show proof that their us citizens? >> so let's talk about what's actually in the save act they are putting this here two months before a federal election and saying, we're going to pass this law. and right before this election, we are going to change the way that things are done really they put this very high bar for people to go and register to vote to either get a birth certificate or to show their social security card. let's say they have lost their birth certificate like i have. you now have to go and knock on the door of the records department to wait and come and get it. i mean, if you want to roll this out this has been something that, you republicans have been dreaming about forever do it with some time, say, let's do this for the next election. the fact that they're doing this two months out of the election and attaching it to this. it's clearly a poison pill. this isn't about securing our elections. it's about actually trying to gum up the works and being used as votes and suppress votes. and it's being used

but she has a cell that record. >> lulu, i want to listen to a tim walz moment on the trail. labor day, of course, it's the home stretch for the baseball season. we're on the custody cost the nfl season two, and he gave a nod to both sports today when he was in wisconsin, let's listen we respect differences. that's your opinion. look, we're setting here together, brewers in twins, fans, vikings impact look we respect it but on things like health care and what books i read and democracy we all live by that very simple golden rule. >> mind your own damn business i'm curious, lulu, how you think walz compares as a kind of jovial midwestern messenger or straightforward when stacked up against j.d vance, who do you think is more relatable? i mean, i think the polling shows that waltz is much more likable and relatable he has the dad vibes, right? and he gets the sports metaphors he trots about whenever he can and this is the currency, the political currency that he brings to the ticket. i mean, j.d. vance has been out there. he has been i think a very loyal attack dog, for trump?

and national review, contributing editor new york times journalist and the interview podcast host, lulu garcia garcia-navarro. and conservative pollster and new york times opinion writer kristen soltis anderson. welcome back everyone, kristen, let me start with you what does harris need to do to win harris needs to make sure that she does not let donald trump rally her, that she continues to make him look small and that she persuasively convinces those voters who are in the center who do not like donald trump, but do not want to vote for somebody who's very progressive that her conversion to the center is legitimate. >> she needs to be credible, that she has made this moderate pivot and she means for it to stick so we're focusing right now on performance and tactics will get two issues. and then in the next segment, in terms of what she needs to do to win the debate is not the key. were kristen said, don't let trump rattle you know, she needs to show up she looks she looks like the future he looks like the past he is an 80-year-old man. >> she is 20 years his junior. and so i think the

ahead, lulu. yeah, i. disagree. i think republicans are now in the position that the democrats want when when they had ahead of the ticket that really couldn't prosecute the case and i think the real implications of this last debate is it for the first time you saw these two candidates side-by-side and one was able to very articulately argue the case for democrats. and really prosecute the case for democrats, which is something they've been craving and donald trump simply unable to do it. and so i really think that people are now seeing a different donald trump. donald trump is in decline and age only goes one way. you don't get sharper with age, unfortunately. and so i think this is something that republicans are going to have to come face to face with. david. >> i know. i just think she did look like the change candidate on that stage. and i think age was part of it. he looked old and he looked he looked like yesterday's news and i do think this is working in favor and i have to say, you can get all kinds of outco

jomari: buenos dÍas lulu.ados de agricultores para que los madrugadores tengamos productos frescos. ayer estuve en la casa de residente y conversamos con el y nos hablÓ de todo un poco y hablamos de sus proyectos. estÁ participando en una pelÍcula y ademÁs estÁ estrenando un Álbum que se titula las letras ya no importar. presten atenciÓn aquÍ lo tienen. gracias por recibirnos en tu casa. de su espacio mÁs Íntimo nos cuenta lo emocionado que siente al verse por primera vez en la pantalla grande. residente: contento con que la gente lo pueda ver y conocer esa historia una historia super bonita y fuerte pero bien humana y de familia. lulu: de familia complicada porque el personaje de residente es un papÁ con poco sentido comÚn. rsidente: estoy alejado de mi vida real estoy todo tiempo con mi hijo fue bien difÍcil de personaje porque tenÍa que tratar a mis hijas de una manera que yo nunca tratarÍa prÁcticamente a nadie. estuve dos meses metido dentro del papel de vicente y no lo disfrutÉ de verdad. hoy me llegÓ un

understand that we are the underdog and obviously lulu, anybody understands why she's saying that you don't want to say all we've got this right. but she's saying and emphasizing and emphasizing it, it would seem because when you do that and i hear what david just said, looking at the national average, right? but you've got a poll out today with a five-point lead that doesn't look like an underdog it doesn't look like an underdog. and i think the reason she's doing it is because democrats have ptsd from 2016 when hillary clinton thought she had it in the bag when she didn't visit key swing states when they weren't really doing retail politics in the way that they're trying to do right now and they don't want to make that same mistake again, they don't want to undo estimate the opposition and the headwinds on the economy and other issues. and so they really are trying to push, push this message that every vote counts and they're trying to gin up that enthusiasm and that's why you're seeing them going to these swing states, but not just going to the areas that they classically go to, bu

lulu: a las de entendimiento para que tanto juzga a su personaje.abuso los hermanos cadena perpetua en la actualidad aunque siempre han defendido la defensa propia y supervivencia. >> creo que es muy difÍcil no afectarse personalmente en las primeras meses de grabaciÓn a veces te llevas esos sentimientos haga casa. evidentemente son afectados personalmente pero quÉ tal la cuestiÓn tÉcnica vemos una escena de mÁs de treinta minutos contigo en cÁmara sin cortes. >> realmente me tome el tiempo de pensar en esas historias que quisiera contar y podÍa imaginÁrmelas es mi propia perspectiva su muy especÍfico y detallista. lulu: hay otros que siente compasiÓn quÉ ustedes por los hermanos. >> creo que es imposible no sentir algo mÁs que empatÍa y compasiÓn por todo lo que tendrÁn que pasar porque aunque creas que son vÍctimas o no vivirÁn muchas cosas. lulu: quÉ es lo bueno que podemos rescatar. >> fui suertudo en conocerlas y mantienen los espacios verdes y colaboraron con cÁrceles y a guardia dijo que le gustarÍa que fueran sus vecinas y que se sentirÍa cÓ

they can use a platform like sparc or lulu press or a platform that will allow them to post that book with the files and all of the metadata that surrounds that file. and then the file gets transmitted to amazon and noble. all of the trading part of the online trading partners that would allow the book to be visible. then once online and a consumer can purchase it, the consumer, that book. and then on back end the book actually gets produced. so in that particular model, the book is not getting printed until a consumer purchases it. and that's something that we call print on demand. and the technology and the software out there for publishing a book advanced quite a bit in the last ten years hasn't absolutely. so we always say at ibp that it's never been easier to create a book and put the book into marketplace and it's never been harder to sell book because to your point about the technology suddenly making it much easier and more accessible well for any individual to a book to create own work and put it out into the marketplace. we've seen a proliferation of books come onto the mark

. >> and as you can see, i'm in complete denial because in my world, the lulu is the lulu. >> at leastr more days. >> and i would like to emphasize that even though i've been gone on vacation, i'm back. and as the person who told me on the street the other day, where were you? and where is lady t? and i said, i walked for like ten feet and said, who is lady o? drew tuma not lady t. >> lady t will also be back later this week, so? >> so don't you don't you be worried. we'll have a reunion and then we'll give this woman the proper goodbye, even though she's not actually leaving. because again, delusional is where i am right now. >> thank you for that understanding, friend. thank yo. >> and i won't and i won't understand. still ahead, a 9 million year old discovery found under a california high school. what researchers known for keeping with tradition. known for discovering new places. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers

sylvania, michigan, and wisconsin, he's planning to hold events in all three states late in the week lulu garcia navarro is a cnn contributor and journalist and podcast host at the new york times. she joins me now from washington. appreciate you being with us glad to be here. >> so a new national poll from abc news and ipsos shows a narrow lead for vice president kamala harris over former president donald trump with numbers nearly identical to those in a pre-convention poll. >> so how surprised are you that harris didn't receive more of a bounce? it's from the democratic convention i think everyone is going to be surprised among democrats there is usually a post-convention bounces. >> but if you think how well she's done up until now, i mean, she's been on this upward trajectory and we always knew that this race was going to be there very tight. this race in a very polarized america where both the ceilings and, and floors for support are pretty well set. and so a lot of this race is going to be won around the margins. and that's why you're seeing kamala harris and tim waltz. and president

mejor de los hispanos en los estados unidos y para nosotros es un verdadero orgullo y alegrÍa que lulÚya recibido este merecidÍsimo premio y ya estarÁ con nosotros de regreso el lunes. asÍ que los esperamos y que tenga un excelente fin de semana. cuÍdense mucho. nos vemos el lunes o se estrellará precisamente contra este establecimiento. un señor nos cuenta que se salvó de puro milagro. además, la policía de south san francisco arrestó a un menor de 14 años por apuñalar a un compañero de la preparatoria. tenemos lo último de esta investigación y está usted en busca de trabajo. tenemos consejos para que su currículum vitae o carta de vida sobresalga de entre los demás. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. hola, qué tal? buenas tardes les saluda miryam villarreal y flavio lacayo. muchas gracias por estar acá con nosotros. vamos a comenzar con un aparatoso accidente que se registró en el este de san josé, después de que un conductor perdiera el control de su vehículo, chocara contra una lavandería de ropa. así es. bueno, pues muchas personas se salvaron de milagro, según lo

lulÚ por aquÍ, mi jessica. >> quÉ te puedo decir? esto ha sido maravilloso.periencia aquÍ en nueva york, en washington heights. y bueno, maÑana va a continuar con nosotros, verdad? >> claro. good bye. espero que les guste mi entrevista. >> no se la pueden perder. ay, ay, ay. >> besos a todos. cÓmo te quieren, yailin. y yo tambiÉn los quiero. i love you con el departamento de policía para enfrentar la criminalidad que afecta a sus comercios. le explicamos de qué manera. además. legisladores en california siguen debatiendo cómo bajar los precios de la gasolina en el estado, pero realmente qué aumenta el costo? vamos a explicarles. mitos y realidades. pienso que ahorita soy el único mexicano en el equipo nacional juvenil. todo es todo para mí y a través de disciplina y esfuerzo. este joven de san josé busca llegar a los próximos juegos olímpicos. no se pierda su inspiradora historia en nuestro nuevo segmento atletas y letras. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. qué tal? buenas tardes. les saluda flavio lacayo. yo soy miryam villarreal. gracias por

india, putin no longer tried to go there, because he realized that, say, the president of brazil, lulu dasileva, or the prime minister of india , narendra modi, they do not control their own judicial system, this is a problem, the problem is not just to agree with the head of some state, it is the problem that this head may be powerless before the courts, do you remember andriy that in brazil lula dasilva himself was in prison, that is... the court system after he left the post the president, proved to be capable of imprisoning him himself, then acquitting him, that is, there is an independent court in brazil, but this is dangerous, of course, which means that a country that ratifies the rome statute and at the same time will control the court was needed, and preferably not a country of the post-soviet space, like us we understand, and here we found mongolia, why mongolia right now, mongolia right now... such a historical moment, when the mongolian people's party is in power in mongolia, the heir of the mongolian people's revolutionary party, well, first of all, the mongolian people's

india, putin no longer tried to go there, because he realized that, say, the president of brazil, lulu dasiliva, or the prime minister of india , narend ramodi, they do not control own judicial system. this is a problem, the problem is not just to come to an agreement with... the head of some state, it is the problem that this head may be powerless before the courts, do you remember, andrei, that in brazil lula dalva himself was in prison, that is, the judicial system after he left the office of president was able to imprison him himself, then acquit him, that is, there is an independent court brozy, well, it's dangerous, of course, so a country was needed that would ratify the roman... statute and at the same time control the court and preferably not a country of the post-soviet space, as we understand it. and mongolia was found. why mongolia now? in mongolia right now such a historical moment, when in power in mongolia, the mongolian people's party, the heir of the mongolian people's revolutionary party, well, at first, the mongolian people's party, the same party that was essentiall

so what that does is that also give them a lack of understanding lulu or section as well, considering that they've been sol snobbish. they've been smoky, i'm very, a leader in that sense. of course, ricks was found as a found a to g 7, and i wouldn't be talking to rick sweet talking, that it's going to do. it's about 45 percent of the walls population, about 3600000000 people. it also accounts for about 20 percent of the walls of bill gdc. just the we also saw our bill break security for which was posted where in the us and lucy was re much prevalent. but of course, while there had some interesting thoughts or raise of handling says the re shoes of common concern are no longer at a couple of addressing martin and such a new situation. and this current i'm particularly happy that countries of the globe is so high present does today. it shouldn't be just but it does. global outreach is real good in the fundamental principles. all of us are that what you mean? the world is one time and the big just big jump, majority respect and understanding solid data, equality, openness inclusiveness,

reporter in april, that path changed when zorro wilson, ceo of lulu's house, a nonprofit that works with homeless and troubled youth, met the group of eight. wilson says he was shopping at the eastmont mall cvs when he watched them steal everything they could from the store. he later confronted the teens. that was me at that age. and it was. that's a pipeline to prison. so me not saying something and me knowing what i know would have been wrong for me to do. over time, wilson and his group of partners went from strangers to mentors for the young men, eventually helping them start the car wash to earn money the right way. now the boys are excelling in school, participating in community meetings and cleanups. i was just letting them know anybody can change. so the more time i spend with them, the more that we came as a unit together, you know what i mean? and i listen to what they have to say. they just want to be heard. they were doing what they said they were going to do. help us. it's a different lifestyle. like i won't be looked at. different people. don't judge me on how i'm dressed o

this goes back to july the 9th to bushey, the victims, carol hunt, hannah hunt and lulu sun, the wifeentatorjohn hunt. the day after they were found, 26—year—old kyle clifford from enfield was arrested by police. he had serious injuries and was in a serious condition in hospital receiving treatment for those injuries until now but the time, the police force said that i crossbow had been found. we have had a statement from hertfordshire constabulary confirming that the teams from the major crime unit have been able to question kyle clifford and last night they charged him with three counts of murder, a count of false imprisonment and two accounts of possession of offensive weapons. he has been remanded in custody and will appear at westminster magistrates�* court in london later this morning. we have had a statement from luke gardner of the bedfordshire and hertfordshire major crime unit. hertfordshire major crime unit. he says that their thoughts remain with the hunt family and loved ones as they come to terms with their loss of the last couple of months. we have been working to gathe

about letting people know most the valley, these people for the opportunities that southwell says lulu was because they had pulled up the restaurant on using the voltage see up up, the eyes wasted out in remote j b. c. of a b as in ok, bonus. a movie. say sony meant for you in minutes on see think the think. yeah. unit 46 is needing, posted just the pitch. the pony in it. doesn't that mean load them onto the pulse about sidney? people can move it up on these as you usually see in the dental records. ok. the diesel. hi, best of the best on the law should want home, but it's just it's, i'm exhausted. you're not on, but it's just this my fund. i don't on the is just this. i'm wondering. so didn't know who knows plastic was set up last week. so then we'll circle the corporate. i'll show me that they're not even see i did. i really don't think that the professor can say, look, when you go to speak to us because it's funny to need to do more of them. that's the the whole point in the past until the quarter. yeah, no, there's any, anything i'm full time for them on the tiny i wanted to ask yo

the world, 102 countries in the world, including both trump and biden, respectively, sinzipin and luluhis time when he was still the president, and now in a new way, respectively, the prime minister and kindi, erdogan, just the head of turkey, that is, it is the art of conducting effective work with partners so that they are interested , it needs deep work, first of all a high-class idea, i am first of all oriented, it should be a powerful anti-crisis. the government of war that you offered to zelensky in the first days is still going on, you know, such a fake rotation, it is powerful: the prime minister, vice prime ministers, ministers, security forces, spies, diplomats and those people who have direct contacts with partners, the same biden, and their groups, the same camilo, with trump, these are people, hundreds, i just know, in the eyes of us, we are great robots, and now we support ukraine in to many sectors, the 61 billion that the republicans voted for, as no one dreamed, we with... grouped due to informal system contacts pressure on trump and the republicans, and now we have re

india, putin no longer tried to go there, because he realized that, say, the president of brazil, luluiliva, or the prime minister of india, narend ramodi, they were not control their own judicial system, this is a problem, the problem is not just to agree with the leader. which of the states, it is a problem that this leader may be powerless before the courts, do you remember, andrei, that in brazil lula dasilva himself was in prison, that is, the judicial system after he left the post of president was capable of imprisoning him, then acquitting him, that is, there is an independent court there , brozili, but it is dangerous, of course, so we needed a country that ratifies the roman statute and... time will control the court, and it is better not a country of the post-soviet space, as we understand it, and here we found mongolia, why mongolia right now, mongolia right now such a historical moment. when in power in mongolia, the mongolian people's party is the successor of the mongolian people's revolutionary party, well, at first, the mongolian people's party, the same party that was

those about letting people know most the thought barely the simple for the use that software says lulu was because they are gonna pull up the restaurant on using the voltage. see up up the yes. wasted out remote j. b. c of a, b as in ok, bonus. a movie. say sony meant for you in minutes on the think. yeah. unit 46 is getting posted. just the pitch. the pony in it. doesn't that mean load them onto the pulse crossing, super cool. new uh, molded up, one of these that you usually seen in the dental records. okay. the diesel carpet, so then the best on the law should want home, but it's just, it's, i'm exhausted. you're not on, but it's just this my fund. i don't on that is just this. i'm wondering. so didn't know who knows plastic was set up last week. so then we'll circle victoria and show me that they're not even see i did. i really don't think that the professor can say that are going to speak to us because it's funny to need to do more of them. that's the the whole point in the fest until the corner. yeah, no, there's any, anything, i'm full time for them on the tiny i wanted to ask yo

the lulu. we're getting a 2nd, the chief police of life and so to you for the present, look coming the probably of the 400 you'd be so many initiatives that ago it's, it's really tough shoots making. this is a trailer, the whole creation and investment news. we've got to confound being dependence of which ones that can is controlled by the united states to the iowa from the world bank at w t o stoker site, it's a sbc for the city. new breeds has to be done. the project breaks expansion actually on the ship though. so this over at the current stage of can you put a new model of the members in the e a golf tudor, which sort of been use us. we'll see best not to take any additional, you know, mission the steps that strategies can yesterday we had of your 5 members now with 10. so set mean flight required for you and have a combination of board. so for sure that the new members can have a smooth at the store and you get your onboarding. no, not hearing of the traditions that agree with the us. mont

and if he doesn't get free speech, and if i am lulu, and a lot of people who like internet, be carefulare will walking on. david: it is lula, but that is all right. you mentioned you are still involved and does have an upward trajectory. if you have a marxist leader, and and be careful what you build there. >> if you look at the history of those situations, the outcomes are not good for the lulas. thank you for correcting me. musk knows that. people want technology and communicate with each other and this is one of the services they like using. if you start shutting down commerce, so much productivity and opportunity, that hurts the country and as i said before, i love the way he does it. david: he got his money. trump says if elected he's going to appoint elon musk, elon said he would be for it, to cut out the fat in government which sound like a great idea. that's what he did with twitter, fired 80% of the staff. >> i want to watch that movie. i can't wait till he gets an apartment in washington. i would love to see that happen. david: in particular i want to focus on one stock, inte

. >> other than lulu. >> we know the names, lulu, nike, apple, tesla -- >> right.ow apple is interesting because they haven't named an a.i. -- read that this morning, but we don't know who's going to be their a.i. connection in china or whether there will be one. >> or what they can do that. >> the economists by this weekend basically said all the numbers are made up out of china because we have the deflation number that shows that there's terrible deflation. deflation means people don't buy anything because it's going to come down. >> so you wait. it continually diminishes demand overall. >> and that's probably one of the hardest cycles in the world -- >> japan 30 years. >> exactly. by the way, what's the one thing going up? food. by the way, food is the source of almost all rebellions. >> they've had some droughts and food prices are up in china and nothing else is. >> exactly right. an unholy combination because we have a lot of people who say no matter who runs and wins for president, china is a loser. china is about as universally hated as the nippon steel dea

and adidas fleece joggers and pants, $12.99 versus $45 david, theirs is a combination of nike and lulu> you think, what, people will trade down that the power of the brand is not going to be enough >> why does adidas trade down in adidas is hotter than nike >> you said puma >> they're both -- they're stuff is both on sale at ollie's but what matters, david, just to step back for a second, is that what's happening is that the erosion of nike matches the erosion of intel these are companies that, right now, don't -- they've lost their way. what are you -- what >> that's rough, man that is rough. southbou isn't this enough to satisfy you? >> snickers satisfies me >> you've been on nike a lot lately >> i've been on major franchises listen to me, partner. i did not like starbucks, but they did a couple changes and vavoom, i love starbucks brian niccol >> what are the changes that nike needs to do >> i have no idea. go read the first two quarters of brian niccol. he said, listen, i -- look, i love the food, but there's some things that need to be changed this service, the restaurants, the wa

back in north america, the kind of follow-through here is that higher-end retail, lulu will heat up their sales but on the other end is costco, just out with earnings sending the stock a bit south by 1.5%. let's get to the floor show because it's friday. joining me now, great hill capital chairman tom hayes, and fitzgerald group keith fitz-gerald who said that costco analysts have it all wrong. first i'll turn to tom and get the macro picture as we finish up a week that's had so much news and a few decent records and gains. >> yeah, i think we've had two regime changes in two week, liz so the first was the fed front-loading 50 basis point cuts which implies a couple of things happen. follow through with the unmagnificent 7 outperforming the mag7 and we'll said continued outperformance of small caps versus large companies, first 12 months after a cut, and everyone's loaded into defensives. i think we'll move back to consumer discretionary and the second regime change was the fiscal stimulus, emerging markets now outperforming, developed markets with china on the tear. liz: you say russel 2

>> lulu. >> tim? >> who are you pulling for tomorrow? >> bama. >> bama by one. georgia by one.i'll finish where i started of night swift , have a great "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money", welcome to cramerica. i'm just helping you make some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to teach you. so come call me at 1-800-773- there is a gaping hole in the american education system, although

he loves this country lulu is malabia a good character witness for her husband? go for it no going to leave it at that. no. no, of course, it's not a good care and absurd, but wait a minute. >> paul, there were 30 something for percent women were course of course there are women who support donald trump. >> i mean, that has been true and actually the majority of them were often white women who support donald trump. and there's a lot of different reasons why someone would do, would support donald trump. but the problem is when you have this rhetoric coming from donald trump saying, i'm going to be your protector. i mean, a lot of women don't need a big daddy, especially one who is been, you know alleged to have assaulted women and has it's been convicted in sexual assault. and so there is this real sense that he keeps on falling into this trap where he is actually instead of making inroads just creeps people out and with meloni, i kept thinking what is she getting? like, you know, there's all these reports about her being paid for showing up at various things and

. >> lulu, michael shermichael. thank you so much to all of you really appreciate it and outfront next, i'm going to speak to pittsburgh's mare. he was with vice president harris and president biden tonight. what was his message to harris? as they're entering the final stretch here plus israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, defiant tonight signaling he won't cave on a key issue that could lead to a deal with hamas to free the hostages still in gaza, the father of an american hostage still being held is outfront exclusive, never-before-seen video that takes us inside ukraine's daring mission to penetrate russia's border if you vote for me, i promise pizza everyday, plus unlimited topics. but does the budget even exist for that, ethan, why are we not talking about the fact that my opponent has coatings people arare watching and then our world change he had d an explosiveve reverberar tv on ththe edge p premieres sunday, seseptember 22, , did n on cnnnn modelel. eveverybody. that's watch mud mask no. >> no. >> no.

. >> lulu's. the blue lotus of the of the nile is behind us. and that's actually a research project for a student in anthropology studying the psychoactive properties of this plant. and comparing it with other tropical nymphaea. since it's become quite a popular plant to vape or make teas with, make teas with. >> oh. all right. well, there's also a living wall featuring a two sided display of plants that shows the evolution of land plants. wow can't wait to check it out. >> yeah. you know, it's going to feel like a tropical garden everywhere you go in the next couple of days because it's just. yes, the heat's coming down. yeah. >> let's check in with sandhya and see when we'll get that relief. >> this weekend you're going to get relief all right, kristen and larry, let's take a look at a live picture. right now from our sfo camera. today we're getting a temporary break from the heat at the coast. and the bay. you can pretty much see why from sfo camera. the marine layer is moving back into the picture. last night we had some fog and it was dens

. >> lulu. tim, you are wearing two pairs right now. you got the shirt and something else. i think sentiment is really going to rally. >> guy? >> catch sara on "money movers" each day. i'm into tgog ake a few hot lap money." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job's not just to entertain but to teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. in a bull market there is nothing worse than watching the averages roar higher while your portfolio sits there barely moving. it makes you feel like a complete dope, doesn't it? like the stock market must be some sort of total shell game. but really it just means you might be making a few basic mistakes. that's why tonight i'm devoting the whole show to my playbook for t

. >> lulu. tim, you are wearing two pairs right now. you got the shirt and something else.nk sentiment is really going to rally. >> guy? >> catch sara on "money movers" each day. i'm into tgog ake a few hot lap money." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job's not just to entertain but to teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. in a bull market there is nothing worse than watching the averages roar higher while your portfolio sits there barely moving. it makes you feel like a complete dope,

. >> lulu's the blue lotus of the of the nile is behind us.ent in anthropology studying the psychoactive properties of this plant. and comparing it with other tropical nymphaea. since it's become quite a popular plant to vape or make teas with. >> okay, the garden is the east bay's only tropical glass house that is open to the public. it's pretty cool. yeah. >> now, one of the biggest celebrations of the year in oakland will take place this weekend, and we are excited to be a part of it. it's time for oakland pride. abc seven is a proud sponsor and will be live streaming the parade starting at 11 a.m. on sunday. join hosts julian glover and zach fuentes for all the fun. this year's theme is rooted in pride. head over to abc seven news.com/pride for information on the parade routes and more. tune in sunday wherever you stream. abc seven news. >> new at six. the oakland eatery just named the countries restaurant of the year. >> then what? the new job numbers tell us about the economy and if it's still recovering. and a quick look at our weather

biggest acts there were in the country and was one of the top tourist destinations in new york when lulu walters was in charge of it in the walters was a guy who had a wonderful touch and wonderful understanding of what wanted that was an asset that she inherited from him. but he was also a gambler and he would make $1,000,000 and gamble it away playing gin rummy. oh, literally gambling it away. literally gamble it. he would make $1,000,000 with the latin quarter and then decide he wanted to open a new nightclub and it would flop, he would be bankrupt and it finally, i think the pivot i think a pivot point in barbara walters life came when she was 28 years old. she was pretty you know, she had gotten out of college, out of sarah, but she wasn't exactly on a career path. she had gotten married a guy, but then gotten she had just gotten divorced. she had gone to alabama for a quickie divorce of dubious legality. but they were now divorced. she was she had come back new york city and was staying with a school friend that her apartment when her father attempted suicide, when he came home fro

>> lulu. >> tim? >> who are you pulling for tomorrow? >> bama. >> bama by one. georgia by one. next era, all the way. >> steve? f, i'll finish where i started of night swift , have a great "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money", welcome to cramerica. i'm just helping you make some money. my job is not just to entertain, but to teach you. so come call me at 1-800-773- there is a gaping hole in the american education system, although i hesitate even to call it a system. when you go to high school, the teacher chemistry, geometry, they teach you physics. english classes, history classes, foreign language classes, you can graduate from college speaking three languages with a deep understanding of quantum physics or ancient philosophy. but, something they almost never teacher in middle school, high school, or even college, financial lit

in april, that path changed when zorro wilson, ceo of lulu's house, a nonprofit that works with homeless and troubled youth, met the group of eight. wilson says he was shopping at the eastmont mall cvs when he watched them steal everything they could from the store. he later confronted the teens. that was me at that age, and it was. that's a pipeline to prison. so me not saying something and me knowing what i know would have been wrong for me to do. over time, wilson and his group of partners went from strangers to mentors for the young men, eventually helping them start the car wash to earn money the right way. now the boys are excelling in school, participating in community meetings and cleanups. i was just letting them know anybody can change. so the more time i spent with them, the more that we came as a unit together, you know what i mean? and i listen to what they have to say. they just want to be heard. they were doing what they said they were going to do. help us. it's a different lifestyle. like i won't be looked at. different people. don't judge me on how i'm dressed or how i l

. >> dululu is a lulu until friday. and then we face the reality. so i'm not even going to put together the emotions. >> okay, good. >> because if you start, then i'm going to start. >> and we're not going to start this right now on friday i'll start okay. >> but not today. >> spencer. >> it's neither the time nor the place. >> you will be racking up frequent flier miles between here in florida. >> yes, and that's fine. >> yeah. absolutely. absolutely. well let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. we've got an onshore flow. it's producing some breezy conditions, especially over in the delta area where we have our strongest wind speeds 25 to 30mph. it's going to be a windy pattern over much of the area over the next couple of days. right now, 59 degrees in san francisco, a pleasantly cool morning. low 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, 59 apiece at redwood city and half moon bay. other temperature readings right now, 54 apiece at santa rosa and petaluma. napa 5657. fairfield 56 and right around 59 or 60 at concord and livermore. these

. >> lulu's the blue lotus of the of the nile is behind us.project for a student in anthropology studying the psychoactive properties of this plant. and comparing it with other tropical nymphaea. since it's become quite a popular plant to vape or make teas with. >> now the garden is the east bay's only tropical glass house that's open to the public. >> that sounds really cool. yeah. >> no kidding. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today, and you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. just download the app now and start streaming. >> and as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside right now at 655. we'll be right back. where there was only one pediatrician to serve more than 10,000 children. daniel lurie said, i'm going to help. we opened a clinic for our most vulnerable children. i have worked shoulder to shoulder with him as we have brought solutions where people thought the problem was unsolv

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jobs going after the presidential debate and hate be comedy central's the daily show new this week lulu max bund right, we're just hours away from the biggest night and the 2024 race, kamala harris, donald trump, will face off on the debate stage and few places have political bates as heated as new york here now is one of the because new yorkers, former new york city mayor, bill the blasio thank you so much. the fact that you're not in new york. i will talk to you about it later and you're there in ann arbor, michigan instead, we will have a discussion, but you do have a unique view of donald trump because he's a fixture or at least was in new york what do you think the biggest pitfalls? our for harris that she needs to be aware of and deal with when debating donald trump well, i got to tell you, sara, i'm totally confident that com let's seize this pitch coming. >> the donald trump approach is to try and disrupt his opponents. we remember what he did for jeb bush low-energy all that. his whole shtick to use a good new york term is to be disrupted, to be aggressive, to try and dominate