maddox was straight with me, especially when he brought in hopkins -- >> here's a quick listen from lastwe've never experienced the type of business were seeing right now in las vegas and in boston it's extraordinary we're seeing that without international travel just this week, when it was announced, if you can come to the funds you're vaccinated. we had reservations from the uk spike federalively from zero to hundreds a day people are wanting to come to vegas and have a good time. >> i think we're misjudging jumpedian travel i thought about european travel. you know, after i heard wynn, i thought make we should think about macy's jeff is such a straight shooter, but maddox, when you go back to the call five years ago with steve wynn, no longer running it, but he attacks the macau government, saying, we're the biggest employer, what are you doing? the prc folded like a cheap suit because of the number of jobs. if it weren't for covid, i think you could say that wynn would be doing much better, and that the rely lace, according to maddox is much more to do with health than it is trying t

the poet norm maddox, offer of black calculus, says the workshops are safe places where writer cans grow and feel accepted for who they are. >> people feel safe enough. >> reporter: look closely. she calls his way a humble writer. she has authored asianswh ris haening nese icduthe world war ii interment. her most recent anthology, and the poet praises her for promoting new voices in the world of poetry. >> she's really pushed forward a lot of people who might not otherwise have continued to write. she has definitely prioritized other people's writing over her own. >> no one is turned away. >> reporter: also an artist, she knows how stories can bring people together. she recalled reading to a stranger on the street a poem by a man who grew up in a tough neighborhood. >> and he's listening to there poem and his eyes get wide and he says there is about my life! i have never heard a poem about my life and about me before. and i said, you know, this is why i do what i do. >> reporter: so for celebrating diversity by supporting writers of color, this week's jefferson award in theware goes to t

general james maddox -- mathis used to run the pentagon. len ramirez has more on his link to the fairness technology. >> reporter: general matus was in charge of all u.s. forces in the middle east when he became interested in there and us for use in the military. he said his interest in the company was peaked after a very unusual meeting with elizabeth holmes. >> reporter: general james matus told the story he first met elizabeth holmes backstage at an event in san francisco in 2011 or 2012. she pricked my finger, he said, giving him some idea of what her thoroughness blood analyzer device could do with just a drop of blood. he said holmes was a sharp, committed, and confident. and he said it was breathtaking what she was doing. matus later accepted her offer to join the thoroughness board of director and invest $85,000 of his own money to have some skin in the game. >> reporter: this fits into the governance narrative about how persuasive and convincing elizabeth holmes can be. >> reporter: matus said he will will want to get the device in

would you put a level doctor any god can get me morning. jokey, teresa maddox doesn't seem to get to other was there get, say today, go talk to go auto medically fast. mm. and that did ha, now stands at one major. 52 tall gel feet about the goths. yet the ok was it's a linear border. the mon, mental little you may object from no. i got to body that up. yeah, it's coming or something. tell me at least about nick, admitted kalokie naturally hide but he but obviously join the see my brain who? oh dr. deli, dr. siren checks on me as he recovered from surgery. so hard to make nice was the little and don't forget that that's fine on the left, it's a long road ahead. it will take another 9 weeks of daily physiotherapy before he can walk again. ah, in another ward, another patient is being prepared for surgery. does he know what it is? but it's a new procedure and one that dr. siren has never performed before. his patient is a 32 year old man to protect his identity, who call being roku. there is many calls from ethics for the way the world. the 1st, also very for me, like a few days you wou

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. >> reporter: poet norma maddox, author of black calculus says the workshops are safe spaces where writersxcepted from who they are. >> reporter: he calls siegel a humble writer period she has offered several books, one of them profiles caucasians who risked their lives helping japanese-americans during the world war ii internment. her most recent anthology, essential truths. territory from sentences praises siegel for promoting voices in seven cisco. >> she has pushed forward a lot of people who might not otherwise continue to write. she has prioritized people's writing over her own. >> reporter: also an artist, she knows how stories can bring people together. she recalled reading to a stranger on the street, a poem by a man who grew up in a tough neighborhood. >> he is listening to this poem and his eyes get wide and he says this is about my life. i have never heard a poem about my life, and about me, before. and i said, you know, this is why i do what i do. >> reporter: for celebrating diversity by supporting writers of color, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shiwe si

and he says the intense threshold maddox may have prompted some of them to bend the law if it came on. i think it will be asleep with the introduction of health passes, mandatory vaccination of nursing stuff, the cancellation of financial compensation for current of ours tests. there is a risk that a certain number of people who do not want to be the law tried to circumvent it. unfortunately, just like in the general population, their own st. louis, medical workers who are trying to earn money by 40 and documents. firstly, it's a criminal prosecution for the documents facing prisoners, a vote for 5 years and a fine of several 1000 euros as to the uses of the state documents. and of course, even medical workers in public hospitals will be relieved. the position if found guilty as to the latest series of fed banks for the french house service in the past months. thousands of stuff have been suspended without pay for failing to get boxes acted against kind of a 19, bruno mega on against things. government policies are overly harsh because the big, unfortunately, public hospitals are now

well, joe biden is not a terrorist, maddox figure, and the truth is, as a democrat, we don't care. i don't care if it's biden. i don't care of chairs, i don't care of it. schumer ship makes no difference. it's the policies that democrats support, not the person. it's a bubble. jones, who support the person and whatever. he says that is the policy. do you tell me i asked your other guess? so that's why i'm example of where you disagree were done with transpose. well, please, i'm sorry, i want to, i wish i you said question but way, right out of time here. many things. so my guess in new york and in west palm beach, and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our to see you next time and remember to cross the ah, on drugs noted as a way to come back. a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota, and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a check and told us that andrew was competent short form and this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly, they put him in harm'

. >> someone who tweeted that outcome are rachel maddox with great concern of the country.e organization in a bomb shelter. came in and spoke about it social media said it was too dangerous. ivermectin, by the way, however it turns out or decide to do was developed and awarded a noble prize in 2015. it combats river blindness and tropical malities.iv sometimes drugs work for different things. some people chosee to try it. it wasn't out there to >> right. make a mockery of. exactly. our cdc recommends refugees to the country take it not for covid necessarily. that's being tested now. but the idea that it's for horses and cows. the story line pushed in the media now whether it's to combat joe rogan as talk ing about a treatment he used after he got covid this. this is being prescribed by doctors. they are not taking it from it.r horses and eating this is what you get. what it comes down to is there a s. a greater good aspect to this now. the media says we got the story wrong. if we could stop people maybe we can get more people to take the vaccine if we look at the story line

let's remember, general maddox, secretary of defense donald trump resigned and he said something alonges of look, the president deserves a secretary of defense more lines with him and i was over a policy decision in syria so here's the question, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, if you strongly disagree with the policy that you know where thousands of meghan citizens will be left to the hands of terrorists, don't you think it's worth resigning over? at the question i'd like an answer to. kennedy: even if there are, let's take him at his word and say secretary austin is telling the truth and there are only about 100 americans left in the country trying to get out, or desperate to get out, twice as many as there were in iran in 1981 so aren't those lives were saving? aren't those lives were conditions? aren't they worth negotiating for? aren't those lives worth better withdrawal? you call him miley, i call him milley because there are two elves. he was the one saying this thing has damaged american credibility and qs spinning so much that i don't see how he can't resign based on

lows but i harken people balk to september 24th, jim cramer who occupies this time zone had matt maddoxd he assuaged some of the concerns. china is a big deal but not to the extent that people are making it out to be. i think it is too cheap. would you trade it. >> and bonawyn, what say you. >> i'm also trading this one it is bouncing off the 80 level which is where it based back in november or december before it bounced up to 90 this market i'm kind of looking for laggards and this fits squarely into some of the names that we're seeing in the retail space as well as there is less foot traffic around the delta variant. i'm looking for names where i could have a bargain without over paying in terms of valuation where i see upside so i'm dipping my toes in here. >> let's get to fedex down to 26% in the third quarter tim? >> i'm a buyer here. i'm going to trade this to play this game correctly. and i think the story on fedex, while there is cyclicality ahead that may trouble the macro around this company, i think this is a bottom up story. think fedex is underearning and that is something

critical to maddox since defense -- when he went through madison stat autopsy report. >> michael hilton of heavy narcotics. michael talked in had a cocktail of drugs in his system at the time of his death. was pretty much everybody in his family that michael had a drug problem? >> they were. it was something that nobody wanted to talk about. >> and it was an embarrassment? >> i mean he was one time the mayor of eclectic. the fire chief. he was the best paramedic i. new will he went. chris speculated that on the day of the shootings, michael was using the latest problem with their son as a way to win april back. >> it's an opportunity to for michael to say look, the two of us work together, this probably wouldn't have happened. >> she says, it's too late for this conversation. that ship has sailed. and i think at that point michael just snapped i think michael dilip will then killed himself. i think michael couldn't face the world knowing he killed his wife. >> mike learned madison's dad might have thought about suicide annui in the past. it was right there in the pages of his diary. to

this happened back on august 12th on castro valley boulevard and maddox road. word yet on the suspect's name or the charges he's facing or how authorities were able to track him down. and in millbury, a man is facing attempted murder charges after investigators say he intentionally ran down a homeless woman with his car as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, the suspects said he did it because the woman was quote mean to him. it happened in an instant, authorities say. 53 year old homeless woman, griselda joseph was walking near the starbucks in millbury when she was hit at high speed by a bmw suv early monday morning. but investigators say it was no accident. he saw her and he decided. you know what? i'm going to kill her? sam mateo county d a. s t. wagstaff says the driver didn't just hit her once header while she was walking. on the sidewalk and then ran over her backed up, ran over her three more times a total of four times the victim is now on life support at a hospital and her family's been summoned from out of state. san mateo county sheriff's invest