marc: indeed. momentum is something that is difficult to get going in the european context and of course it is important to have that to push things forward you talked about obviously macron's broader strategies. no terry cooperations, eu arming, that kind of thing. in many ways, ukraine has brought a lot of things in sharp focus for macron. >> i think it did. also to a certain extent, you could say that actually helps his argument, saying that had we been better prepared and made more efforts and asked for, we would not be facing this situation. on the other hand, you can also make the argument that even as the crisis or the war in ukraine has shown, the only way that you can guarantee territorial integrity is through nato. so this actually, i mean, i would say that there is a big chance that the countries in the east baltics, poland and others, will be very reluctant and pushing too much very forcefully to this idea of strategical economy and security and defense, because the last thing they woul

to want marc dead?hing did it have to do with the judge? >> coming up -- who else might be in danger? >> it terrified me. i don't know if i'm a target. >> marc's colleague, now scared for her own life. >> i get one call from a stranger life that said, marc didn't learn her lesson is ronda going to learn her lesson. >> now that's creepy. >> it is creepy. >> when "dateline" continues. hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to yo

marc: clearly the premium has eroded. as i sometimes say, private equity started 35 plus years ago is a black art, and people rarely per dissipated and it, now it is an asset class. how we as an industry go about that asset class remains to be seen. the firms no longer look exactly the same. private equity does not mean the same thing to each firm. so for us, purchase price matters. for some of our peers, different story. for focus. i look at the transactions we have elected to do as private equity, yahoo! being among the most interesting, las vegas sands. they are very apollo-esque. lots of complexity on the front end come a lot of trading of perspiration for purchase price. it is our mentality. it is our brand. it is how we come to market. and it is time. maybe hasn't been so timely for the past few years. we did just fine, but certainly not the kind of market that we really excel in. erik: when you say you did just fine, you did just fine, of course. but in a competitive context, others did better, right? over the past

jean-marc: in 2023 and 2024, but what does normalize mean?ans -- you start to have inventories in the supply chain to operate in normal conditions of manufacturing, but our 20 billion objective is not related to the supply chain situation. our objective is related to the market. if there is an electrification of vehicles, and, this is a megatrend, not the offer-demand difference. guy: the market did not expect you to come up with a number like that. it was way off. you've suppress herve today in terms of what you think the company can deliver good even now, you talk about megatrend and are still being conservative. do you think you can deliver even more than that $20 billion? jean-marc: assume the market will be in the high single digits. with the market positioning, which is balanced between the automotive industry and the personal electronics market, that we are resilient to face a softer market situation. given an objective of $20 million, that is aggressive but it is important. that is an area where we are focusing and where the company h

marc, france is clearly divided. what does emmanuel macron do about that? the young voting for le pen, the middle age and the old voting for macron. it's regional — the north and east, where you have all the industry and difficulties of reconversion voting for le pen, while the south and the west, where you have high—tech and services, voting for macron. it's social — you have the pro—lgbt and pro—#metoo, black lives matter, the french version, voting for macron, and the traditional catholics voting for le pen. it's divided on the whole line. more importantly, it's pushing macron, because of the first round, the left doing so well — the corbynite left with jean—luc melenchon — is pushing him to a terrain which is not favourable to him, which is the centre—left. he is basically a right—wing politician who believes in de—regulation, in increasing retirement, etc, and suddenly he's there, and it means he will have to focus much more on internal affairs and on the question of immigration and all that than on his favourite patch, which is foreign affairs. we've

tom: is appropriate to end this hour with marc chandler.ook "political economy of tomorrow" looks at the astrology of the foreign-exchange system. he is chief market strategist at bannockburn. i want to go back to 1992. i believe john major and the modern collapse of the british financial system, yes, there were a few other moments along the way. compare and contrast what is coming for governor bailey and what john major dealt with in 1992 with the sterling collapse. marc: in 1992 the u.k. was part of the exchange rate that limited how much the sterling could move. now the u.k. has been limited by that band and sterling has collapsed. yesterday chairman powell talk about channing -- channeling paul volcker but i think it is governor bailey who is doing it. the bank big whit is forecasting contraction in the gdp next year and will be stagnant in 2024. not only hiking rates, but they also announced that starting in september -- tom: what will be the lessons. marc chandler, how does the ecb, in a more conservative block at the ecb as represent

>> one, elon is a genius as marc benioff said, one of the best entrepreneurs of all time. he's paying too much for twitter. i think the fair market value in my humble opinion is $25 to $30. >> that's a long way off from $54.20 >> yes, it is. >> i wonder if he can renegotiate the deal >> i don't know the answer what i would say about elon and his team, people focus on elon he has an extraordinary team around him the giga factory in austin, texas, robots making robots is unlike anything i've ever seen i'm very long elon musk. >> jim breyer, thank you very much for sharing your insights noted billionaire tech investor. >>> intuit shares heading higher by about almost 8% the ceo is next. big hour still to come "techcheck" is just getting started. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire [sfx: street ambience] ♪ ["fly me to the moon"] ♪ ♪ ♪ imagine a community where millions share ideas and trade s

marc: en el rechace, paco. azul no le aparecieron los espacios y cuando no aparecÍa no les aprovechaba. el pase de mayorga es perfecto para la segunda lÍnea que tiene esa pausa necesaria y otra vez es perfecto lo de nahuel. paco: tigres con un jugador expulsado desde la primera parte estÁ aguantando el resumen dado. con una aficiÓn que ha colmado desde hace algunos partidos en casa. va colmando de miguel herrera arribando a su segunda semifinal consecutiva bajo su mando. estÁn felices. quiÉn entra, diego armando ? diego: viene pablo aguilar para meterse arriba, paco. el que se va es erik lira con el nÚmero seis. paco: pablo aguilar para sumarse como un delantero mÁs. el esfuerzo es de romero. no le pueden cometer falta porque van a perder los tigres. por acÁ la presiÓn. el venezolano saliÓ perfectamente. dueÑas hace lo propio. nadie le dijo que estaba solo. quiÑones querÍa ir para andrÉ—pierre gignac. esto es saque de meta . le quedan dos minutos y medio, diego. diego: se viene la desesperaciÓn del cruz azul ju

marc. >> absolutely. look, when you showed that poll, the reason that poll is so low are things like the interior secretary being asked are gas prices too high and not being able to just say yes. how hard is that to answer that question? of course gas prices are too high. and i'm sorry, with all apologies to the energy secretary but it is not vladimir putin's fault. the gas prices were at a 30 year record increase before the war in ukraine. and when biden took office, gas prices i can give you the exact numbers, gas was $2.46 a gallon. by october it was at $3.50 a gallon. it rose one dollar between january and october. under donald trump gas never went over 3.40. so to blame this -- did vladimir putin and the war make it worse? yes. but to blame it on putin is just a lie. when they lie to the american people they lose the trust of the american people, as well they should. >> harris: when secretary grand holme blames putin, we're where we are. what will the white house and administration do about it now? i

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y que les parece 30 aÑos de diferencia entre marc anthony y su joven prometida.avillosa como un ser humano lleno de bondad y generosidad. el estilista de las estrellas. >> sami suÁrez trajo la belleza y el glamour con su gran carisma y el sentido del humor que lo caracteriza. por esto y mucho mÁs llegÓ al corazÓn de todo amÉrica, convirtiÉndose en el estilista de las estrellas. >> hace 25 aÑos como te integras al equipo? >> ella me dijo que bellas eran ella, y nos hicimos muy buenos amigos. >> a raÍz de todo esto fue que univisiÓn y sus representantes me llamaron a mi para que hiciera las transformaciones. >> cuÁles son esos momentos que recuerdas con mucho cariÑo? >> cada vez que una mujer me entraba a su casa y yo sentÍa que la iba a ayudar, que la iba a convertir en la cenicienta. fue el Éxito mÁs grande del mundo. uno de los momentos mÁs importantes fue cuando llegamos a texas para hacer las transformaciones y no me daba cuenta que esta mamÁ me habÍa escrito una carta. >> ella va a cumplir 15 aÑos y el sueÑo es que tÚ la arregles. >> la peine, la mac y y y al

lance corporal marc lucas tucker joined the marine corps at the age of 23. he was deplayed to iraq with the ninth engineer support battalion, third marine force. everyone in his family and community knew that lance corporal tucker chose a life of service and his mother confirmed his commitment to the u.s. military, saying he was, quote, a lifer, end quote. on june 7, lance corporal tucker called his mother to let her know about the timeline of his latest mission. unfortunately, at 11:00 a.m., ms. bagwell recalls having a horrible headache which she later learned occurred at the time of her son's death. i encourage all of my colleagues to join me in honoring the life of lance corporal tucker by naming the post off at 305 highway 15 north in pontotoc, mississippi, as the lance corporal marc lucas tucker post office building. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentlewoman from south carolina is recognized. ms. mace: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield ms. mace: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield to th

marc champion and jack fitzpatrick join us.and spent way too much with fitzpatrick the last time. i think the grinding news of the war in the american press shows a new phase. do you agree with that, there's a new phase to this war or are we just getting more exhaustion? marc: no, i think it is right and it's a little different from several phases already. those changed as a matter of choice on largely the russians so you have the first phases with the initial invasion that was going to be quick and all that. clearly didn't work. then they started a new strategy . that didn't work so then they pulled back from kyiv and focused on the donuts reason -- donnette scott -- you can still call it a new phase in the sense that it is pretty clear that we are in for a war of attrition that will take a long time, months or years rather than weeks. if that's the case, it changes calculations for everybody about sanctions, weapons, training, reserves. lisa: and also fiscal spending. we are hearing about the potential alliance between europe

for me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello again. the whole of the country, and holbeach in lincolnshire had the highest temperature, up to 20 degrees. meanwhile, through the midlands, a fine end to the day. lovely sunset sent in by one of our weather watcher pictures. right now, the cloud is starting to thicken up across northern ireland with outbreaks of rain starting to move its way in. for the most part, it's going to be a mild start to thursday morning, the exception scotland, where we'll have temperatures down into quite low single figures in the countryside. this rain is going to be pushing across from northern ireland into northern england, perhaps southern scotland, the north midlands, north wales, and through the day, that front weakens as it slowly slides towards lincolnshire. now, to the southeast of the front, quite a bit of cloud, but some sunny spells and feeling warm — 21 degrees for the highest temperature. but it gets colder and colder further north. for scotland, blustery showers, and for northern areas, as well as

let's bring in marc thiessen, fox news contributor.h you. i'm interested in what senator paul is saying here not because -- i think most people, the majority of the country, feels strongly that vladimir putin must be defeated in his aggression in ukraine. he's saying if this is so important, why don't we it out of existing budget and let's make sure that we know where the money is going once it goes there. because i also think that people should know when the pentagon sends weaponry, it lands in ukraine and that's it. that's the process in this. >> yeah, that's because we don't have american troops on the ground. senator paul wants to send u.s. troops, then we could monitor it more carefully. the idea of taking it out of the pentagon budget makes no sense. we need to increase the budget to deter china. we shouldn't be taking away from our capability to deter and confront china in order to help ukraine. second, this is -- the very small handful -- i thought what senator schumer was shameful to pull this maga republican stunt when we're

nobody admired her more than her sister eve, and brother marc karstaedt. >> we would have a blast.ugh a lot. she was fun a lot. >> she graduated with a marketing degree, and then my dad had asked her if she wanted to come and work with them at le errol lynch. >> shele eventually became a private wealth manager. the money was good, and so was the priest stage. >> shele was fancy. she was smart. she was educated. >> shelley's friend remembers the days she took her to the club. it was wintertime, she was wearing her coat. men just came over to her. it was like being swept off her feet. >> he's got the finance job, the style -- she kind of was the classic new york city woman. >> absolutely. absolutely she was. >> in february of 1998, shele went to a jewish single mixer and manhattan were sparks through with a guy she met there. his name, roderick covlin. she called her sister that night with an outrageous -- >> she was all giggles and said i met a guy, really nice guy, and she says we are on our way to the airport. she was laughing, and i said shelley please don't do. this >> evening h

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former clinton campaign general counsel marc elias expected to take the stand.lso james baker that former fbi general counsel that michael sussmann had that meeting with, a lot of names but we are going to continue to follow it all. bret? >> bret: we will cover it all every piece of this state. david spunt outside the courthouse. david, thanks. the national average cost of a regular gallon of gasoline hit another record high today. $4.52. that's up 4 cents from yesterday. 15 cents from one week ago. also today, for the first time, all 50 states have an average gas price at or above $4 per gallon. the news comes less than a week after the biden administration canceled one of the most high profile oil and gas lease sales pending before the interior department. stocks rallied today though led by technology and financial shares as strong retail sales eased growth concerns. the dow gained 431. the s&p 500 added 81. the nasdaq finished ahead 322. up next the biden administration deivedz border policies after a record breaking migrant surge. we will talk to a congressm

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marc thiessen, former speech writer for george w.tart with david spunt in washington with new emerging details this morning. >> i saw an attorney from both sides of the aisle the government and the defense of michael sussman looked a little surprised when robby mook basically blurted it out casually that hillary clinton herself was in favor of releasing this information to the media, giving it to the media when it wasn't fully vetted. mook recalled speaking with clinton and he said in a quote i discussed it with hillary as well. i don't remember the substance of the conversation but the discussion was hey, we have this and want to share it with a reporter and she agreed. michael sussman on trial is charged with lying to the f.b.i. when claiming he had evidence of a secret communication back channel between the trump organization and alfa bank. he said he was delivering his information on his own on behalf of a concerned citizen not any clients like the clinton campaign. john durham seen going into court this morning says his team has

marc ashdown, bbc london, in los angeles.s place tomorrow. yes, the eurovision grand final is upon us once again, and unusually the uk entry is among the favourites to win. sam ryder will perform his song, space man, in front of 200 million tv viewers, and he's hoping to break britain's losing streak. annita mcveigh caught up with one of the hosts, mika, and asked if he's managed to pace himself ready for the final. i try and grab a little nap here and there whenever i can. it is quite intense, because in the uk, i always grew up just watching the final, but actually there are the two semifinals but the reality is that we do every show about five times. each show lasts from three hours to four hours. all in all, we would have done the shows about 20 times, and there are table readings. it is a big production machine, i've never seen anything as big as this. but it is fun, and it's eurovision, and we all watch it. i used to watch this in the kitchen with my family in london. we would put the television in the kitchen and all w

marc elias, the founder of democracy docket, helped fight on behalf of voters.en in court pushing for fair elections across the country, he joins me now. mark, tell me what the florida proposal was, why the lawsuit happened, and with the state court found. >> yeah, so chris, thanks for having me, it was actually more outrageous and even think. because the florida constitution prohibits drying maps that diminish the rights of minority voters. and the florida legislature knew this. the republicans in the state house, and that republicans in the state senate actually did an analysis, that said the desantis map will diminish the ability -- of minority voters, that's why they originally passed a different map. they oppose the desantis map, it's only after desantis vetoed that and said it's my map or no map, that you saw the spineless, got loose republican leadership in the state house and the state senate say okay, we will go with your map. >> right, so they draw, >> right, so they draw, essentially, a constitutionally compliant map that doesn't take away this one bl

marc siegel, that's a mystery, too.ll solve it, too. >> dana: gas prices are rising again up 13 cents in the last week. big box retailers are trying to ease the pain at the pump and corner the market. tell you about that and a new study on the long term consequences of remote learning. we'll break it down with former education secretary bill bennett up next. ♪ what did you learn in school today, dear little boy of mine ♪ ♪♪♪ no, no, no. they're both invested... in green energy. and also each other. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? ♪ ♪ i came, i saw, i conquered. (all): hail, caesar! pssst caesar! julius! dude, you should really check in with your team on ringcentral. i was thinking like... oh hi, caesar. we were just talking about you. ha ha ha. yeah, you should probably get out of here. not good. ♪ ♪ ♪ ringcentral ♪ >> bill: average gas prices up 13 cents in the past week. costco and sam's club are trying to corner the market. is it working? they are lowering their

lie and hangs it to the fbi, again not just anyone at the fbi, but the chief counsel fee of any of marcign overseeing the whole operation. it was false, it was garbage, but it was a conspiracy to keep donald trump out of the white house and durham is onto them and wants to make sure the court has the truth and the fact, plain and simple. >> sean: you've commented recently on foxnews.com about a lot of this, jason chaffetz, and you mentioned to me in a number of conversations, the name mark kelly is. what does he have to do with this? >> well, marc elias -- >> sean: i'm sorry, elias. >> yeah, the way this works, the dnc and hillary clinton paid a law firm, in this case perkins coie, and the person who is overseeing this is marc elias, working for him is this michael sussmann. and what they do and the reason they do it is to be able to claim attorney-client privilege and that you can't see it, but millions of dollars are flowing. i think one of the interesting things that will start with this case, which starts a week from monday, on the 16th, is how much money was actually flowing and wh

looks like marc has lost his ifb. we are going to try to fix marc's ear.ormer vice president on the show and what's ahead. >> sitting down with the former vice president, mike pence, we are talking about a number of things with regard to abortion and these protests in front of supreme court justice's homes. what he says, too, the current president, joe biden about what he has not been willing to say to protect the justices of the supreme court. we also talk about 2022, what does he think about president trump, former president trump's ability to sway the races one way or the other. and what does he think about elon musk's offer to embrace president trump back on the social platform, especially given the fact some of his strongest criticisms that got him booted from the platform were against former vice president mike pence. ask if he is open to that, coming up on "the story" eight minutes from now, john. >> john: interesting that elon musk said he was going to bring trump back. martha, see you in a few minutes. marc, we put a quarter in the machine, seems

carlos: marc anthony la pareces puede su car en panamÁ para contar cÓmo se siente.aber tenido a sus gemelos, la actriz claudia Álvarez nos cuenta los difÍciles momentos que viviÓ al dar a luz y la felicidad de disfrutar el primer dÍa de las madres con sus bebÉs. carlos: "tu cara me suena" llega al final este domingo pero antes angÉlica vale tiene algo que decirnos aquÍ. >> te llevamos hacer un recorrido por las mansiones de los millonarios de casa de campo, aquÍ te vas a enterar como se vive en el paraÍso. en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] alan: estamos en vivo desde la romana, que maravilla, en la repÚblica dominicana, lo logramos, llegamos. vamos acelerar en grande por supuesto en el lugar que la vio nacida no estÁ francisca, que fertilidad. karla: con este ballet folclÓrico, y belleza. arriba la repÚblica dominicana. quÉ dÍa tan especial, hoy de verdad, esa niÑa humilde que se subÍa al techo de su casa para pera dios como que fuera su vida va cumplir ese sueÑo de llegar al altar en su paÍs, con el amor de su vida y todos nosotros vamos a ser tes

. >> marc thiessen, fox news contributor. josh is also here with.s weighed in on this. everybody is saying that we're seeing a big turnout in this. but even that doesn't convince them that there's not voter suppression happening in georgia. here's what they're saying. >> largely, you know, substantially more republicans, they're not the ones that have long lines. they get to breeze through. voter suppression is about impeding certain voters from participating in an election. as you pointed out right now, republicans have the most competitive election. what does the mail-in ball locks rejection? what are the definite culties people are having? >> josh, you start. what do you think? >> that's what you call moving the goal posts. look, democrats and stacey abrams in particular knows that plain up election grievances help motivates their base. it's good politics for their base. it's not good for our country, it's not good for democracy to trash our election system. you know, the truth is in the reality of what's going on in early voting on election day,

what is your take on it, marc?at you just said to start with, i agree with every word of it, and also you made a key point, that you really have to be symptomatic to spread it. if you're not feeling well, that a makes it easier the track. now, one of the top epidemiologists, infectious disease guys in new york was telling me that it is spreading more than we think, and it is in some communities, so there is some spread human to human. and your point that it's not all travel-related. we've seen some outbreaks occurring in the gay population. most are travel-related but some are not. what's happening? interestingly, a top end epidemiologies from mount sigh new york has looked at the structure of this which is now available. good news is it hasn't mutated. early results show that it isn't changed from that same monkeypox that spread but not easily. so why would it do been first of all, that's great news because if it doesn't mutate, you're not suddenly going to see this huge outbreak and need this huge mask response t

welcome, marc. thank you again for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me, and thanks your whole team for setting this up. i'm really pleased to be with you on the heels of this presidents'day. it's a great time to look back on presidential history. at the same time, as we are trying to understand this really difficult and significant moment of history that we are in right now, and have been living through, especially the events of the last couple of days. but, we will take a look back, and maybe that will help to consider some of what we are currently looking through in some kind of perspective. we are here on the 22nd of february. the 290th birthday of george washington. i remember when -- we had february 22nd off for washington's birthday, and for barry 12th off for a lincoln's birthday. now, combined into one single presidents'day. we are also speaking about the presidency at a time where there is greater public interest in presidential records, given what's that previous presidents head do

we'll have marc thiessen first, fox news contributor. senator mike lee will join us in just a moment. so marc, you know, it did strike me that president biden, who was the chair of the senate judiciary committee, he was asked actually what do you think about this leak. and he just said, well, if this is a decision that holds, it's a radical decision. no comment at all on the fact that this had been released. >> yeah, it's amazing. the democrats keep accusing conservatives of politsizing the court. here you have what is likely a leak from a liberal clerk trying to stop this decision from going forward. everybody -- he doesn't have anything to say about it. if anything, it's bringing the court's credibility into question, which is unprecedented. we'll find out who the leaker was. jonathan turley was on. the fbi will come in and question every clerk and ask them did you leak it? at that point, there's debate over whether leaking it is a crime but saying no would be a crime. the leaker is going to have to make a decision do i lie to the fbi

. >> martha: let's bring in marc thiessen. good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> martha: your thoughts on how the white house is approaching alleviating or trying to take a little bit of the brakes off of this inflation surge. >> first of all, i thought that interview was a dumpster fire. the bidenomics -- he used the phrase "bidenomics." i wouldn't want to be corning bidenomics. that is the fliest inflation in four decades, the highest gas prices on record, the worst labor shortage and supply crisis and we can't find baby formula. that is bidenomics for the average american. this talk about the deficit. now they're talking about the deficit. americans right now with all the price problems we're having, they don't care about the federal budget deficit. they care about their personal budget deficit. they care about the deficit in their paychecks. 8.5% inflation is outpacing any wage gain. they care about the deficit and 401(k)s and retirement plan. they care about the deficit in their gas tanks because they can't

marc siegel. thank you for joining us. here is what we know. it isn't much.on. no signs of trauma. a couple of them were treated for nausea and vomiting and then they left. what do you make of that? >> there are a lot of things that are possible. one of the guests is talking about refridgerrant leaks. if it's free-on. oxygen is the treatment. the woman in miami, she is in serious condition and they are monitoring that. clearly the autopsies of the ones who died will tell us if it's freon. the idea that one of the people that died, the son said she was paralyzed, she couldn't move. that sounds like a newer owe toxin. in the bahamas there are 150 cases of fish poisoning. 's where fish eat a microalgae that has a toxin in it that can cause the toxins and seize iewrs and more of a neurological picture. was it something out of the air-conditioner? was it out of something they ate like a fish toxin? was it something in the mini bar? they will scan the room for all of this. and they are going to look at the patient that survived as they give this patient oxygen. ric

good evening, i'm marc edwards with your sport. coming through 3—6,6—1,6—1. despite the defeat raducanu says being injury free has been her "biggest win" and she was positive about her clay court season this year. i think i definitely got stronger as recruiting went on. itjust takes a lot more to win the point on this surface, and you hit a ball flat, it doesn't really do that much. so i definitely learned when to use the shape and stuff. but, yeah, i still feel like i got quite a long way to go. but overall, i would say i've definitely had a good first experience on the clay, and i think that i can definitely improve a lot more than what i am right now. it's been a very busy afternoon in the men's draw, with lots of the top seeds in action. teenage sensation carlos alcaraz won his second match, and defending champion novak djokovic is through to the third round as well. he had a relatively comfortable day with a straight sets victory against slovakia's alex molcan. djokovic is searching for his 21st grand slam victory and his thir

and you got marc elias and the clinton campaign overseeing the whole operation. it wasn false. it was garbage, but it was a conspiracy to keep donald trump. the white house in durham is a on to him and he wants tond make sure the court has the truth and the facts plain and simple .ce and you've commented recently on fox news .com about a lot this jason chaffetz and you mentioned to me, a number of conversations, the name mark alias. what does he have to naoo with us? well, mark elias is in the center sorry. a lot of controversies along the way. yeah, the way e this works, the scheme is the dnc and hillary clinton pay a lawc firm in this case perkins couey and the person who's overseeingg this is marc elias working for him is this michael sussman. and what they do is and theto reason they do it is to be able to claim attorney client privilege and that you can'tou see it. but millions of dollars i are flowing. i thinkk one of the interesting things that will start with this case, which starts a week from mondayy on the 16th is how much money was actually flowing and what was goin

this is file video of pelosi marc: the 82-year-old pelosi had left a dinner party on saturday night, traveling eastbound on walnut lane and attempted to cross the highway when his porsche was struck by a jeep traveling northbound on 29. it was determined hello see's blood alcohol content was .08% or higher. he was detained and released after posting bond. today pelosi has not taken responsibility for allegedly driving under the influence. >> turning now to the weather, windy outside. we have a red flag warning but that is about to change. >> liz, larry, hi, everybody. only four more hours of critical fire conditions but i found the smoke. it is reminding you it is still very dry. i do not know what this is, i have inquired and still waiting on an answer. the red flag warning goes until 8:00 tonight. we have gusty northerly winds. we are about 91, as warm as it gets. the humidity down around 10%, 12%, 14%. winds only gusting 22 to 23 miles per hour. here is the fire danger index. the high in yellow kind of just falls away. we will look forward to a chance of wet weather coming up in t

marc siegel thank you. getting double boosted is better than not.ely. completely agree. thank you, julie. >> bill: so we're 24 minutes past the hour. keystone state. this warehouse is in pittsburgh that is now at the center of the political world. that state still undecided republican senate primary. where is the recount today? we'll check in. potential red wave in november? could it be bigger than before? new numbers that could spell more trouble for democrats in the mid-terms. ped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor about sudden behavior changes or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or s

meeting and on the stand yesterday marc elias.esearch firm to dig up dirt on candidate trump in april 2016. they asked him specifically if he would have approved sussman going to the f.b.i. and he said no way. defense attorneys also say that sussman would have never intentionally misled the f.b.i. >> dana: a lot more to come today. david. >> bill: in the meantime biden administration struggling to get a long list of crises coming from all sides. they include a nationwide baby formula shortage and gas prices hitting record highs on a daily basis in just about every state. front cover "new york post" sums it up at a train wreck with the president going off the rails. want to bring in house minority leader kevin mccarthy. nice to have you back on our program. we were talking to rick scott a moment ago, the senator from florida, and we can see what republicans allege. you guys see a problem in every corner of the room and you have seen it for some time. our question was why? what are they doing that leads them to a bad spot in the rep

marc siegel is professor of medicine at nyu langone medical center and fox news contributor.n talk the whole patient. for the 17 survivors and the grandmother shot in the face first by this gunman on his way to the school, that healing is also frustrated by the fact that the psychology of the moment is so tough. but for those children who witnessed this among those 17 survivors, what is ahead for them? >> first of all, harris, good afternoon. the people that experience this, their families will never be the same again. a piece is cut out of their family and we talked about it with the war and here. family members need to come together with kindness and courage and to mourn the loss of those who died. then there is what you are talking about what was witnessed. there are 500 children in this school that witnessed this and they'll suffer from post traumatic stress with anxiety and fear memories are the strongest we have in our brain. you will feel helpless. here is what their parents have to do. they have to show courage. this he have to talk about the border patrol agents, don

tom: -- tom: marc lasry there, avenue capita group chief executive officer.is with david rubenstein, "bloomberg wealth." david rubenstein joins us this morning. this is not all about -- not all that well known, that basketball scholarship you got to duke university. david: i want to do going a scholarship, but it was not a basketball scholarship. tom: we are making news this morning. mr. lasry, there are so many people successful in business who do the sports thing, but it has really worked out for him with his small team in milwaukee. how does he link in lessons from basketball into the investing world? david: mar -- marc lasry is a basketball players and he had the chance to buy the milwaukee bucks at what was expensive at the time, but now seems very cheap. it was about $150 million. today these teams are worth about $2 billion. he's very passionate about his team, and they won the nba champ in should last year -- nba championship last year. tom: what does he say about distressed debt? david: he has been a big distressed debt investor for decades, but in t

vance's win you can't get more trumpy on that stage i don't think, marc. this is your race.as david mccormick i would be sweating. donald trump picked somebody who was not a leading candidate who was in third or fourth place with 10% of the vote and catapulted him over the top into first place. before trump -- before trump's endorsement mccormick was leading oz in the fox news poll. he is now up 2.5% in the rcp average ahead of him. so, it's not the 23 points that j.d. vance got but it's a bump and in a divided field, it could be the decisive factor. >> mccormick is supported by a bunch of former president trump former advisers. >> bret: including his wife. jeff, your race? >> my race is the georgia governor's race. also interesting with the trump angle. the former president is supporting senator perdue against governor kemp. governor kemp, however, is really way ahead in the polls, both in the primary and in election or for the general against stacey abrams. he has a lot of money. stacey abrams also has a lot of money. though she is spending a lot of money. former senator p

marc siegel think you will see it again take care. three i think you dr. mark and arthel.top of his trip in asia. leaving open the possibility, get this, i meeting with north korea president at the dictate of the president said is quote serious about discussing nuclear issues. this is their fears they would lodge able ballistic missile while the present is there an white house correspondent is traveling with the president and joins us alive from tokyo. >> hey there eric good afternoon to you. trade focus our and focus present biden is announcing a new economic framework involving a long list of countries widely viewed as an effort to counter china's influence in the region. going to get details about who was involved later on today. we note taiwan is not part of it at least not yet. the subtext of the trade effort is security concerns, japan is the host for the launch they are looking to the u.s. for reassurance over increased intrusion the territorial waters and software were biden touted plans from hyundai and samsung to build new plants in the u.s. look to biden's visit

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marc siegel now, professional center in langone and dr. want to apologize, pardon me, i do have to take the buffalo news conference, if you can standby. let's go to the news conference. >> i want to thank the members to have media for joining us. we are going to provide an update on the mass shooting that occurred in buffalo yesterday. i want to thank governor kathy hochul for her support of this community in albany working, flew back to be with this community where she lives. we thank her for that. we want to thank new york attorney general latisha james who was working in new york city and flew to be with the people of buffalo. we will hear from them in a moment. i'm going to have some opening comments and then turn things over to buffalo police commissioner gramalia, commissioner gramalia will introduce other law enforcement speakers and then i will come back and introduce the attorney general and the governor. there have been many elected officials in the local community who have been active and involved with this horrible situation. w