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maryanne, thank you very much for your time today. >> thank you. >> maryanne munteen with gradient investmentsshares of nvidia which are also about to report and they're down 3% after soaring for an all-time high and they're coming off an 8.5% yesterday and they'll report after the bell and a new piece in "the wall street journal" with traders collectively placing more than 100 billion in options more than amazon, pmeta, microsoft and netflix, 60% of that amount is tied to call options which are bets that the rally will continue even as the stock is trading at 51 times forward earnings and can nvidia post growth as shockingly impressive as they did last quarter, enough that the bets will pay off? we'll we'll find out tomorrow after the bell. and topping the record high and now blink witnessies are on the rise and we're taking corporate america by surprise. here's macy's cfo adrian mitchell on their call this morning. >> we experienced an increased rate of delinquencies within the credit card portfolio across all stages of age balances. the speed at which the increase occurred for us and the br

. >> maryanne joins us in the news room with this incredible story. >> reporter: annalise cochran had to flee her apartment in lahaina and race to the ocean. she spent hours with another threat. embers burning her face while the rest of her body grappled with hypothermia. it was the sound of dozens of smoke alarms going off that alerted her to the intense flames headed toward her lahaina department. >> there were embers the size of small boulders. >> reporter: she grabbed a few belongings and her pet bird and jumped into the car. >> i couldn't see one inch in front of my windshield. >> reporter: she didn't get far. she hit gridlock as people tried to outrun the vehicles. i grabmy things. i left my bird behind the car which ks my hearand i jumped over the seawall. >> reporter: for hours she and dozens of others clung to a rock wall or waded in the ocean including 19-year-old noah thompkinson, his 13-year-old brother and their mom. >> i was just trying to survive. >> reporter: annalyse who has asthma said she could barely breathe in the thick black smoke. then things got worse. >> when

maryanne thank you. let's bring in prosecutor wendy patrick and retired nypd inspector paul mauro. you both for coming on we appreciate it. wendy the silicon valley bank chronicle said as of early july it was up 37% compared with 2019 and reported robberies were up by about 30%, property crime jumped, too, particularly car-related crimes, car break-ins were up over 40% while vehicle chefs more than doubled. we heard the mayor from oakland talking earlier but also told the naacp quit complaining and come up with a solution. it's really not the naacp's job to come up with a solution. >> it's up to our leaders to come up with a solution. you know, trace, defund the police, endanger the public. that is what the crime trends show. what you really see is you have citizens taking it upon themselves to try to enforce the laws within their communities. you know, that's also seen in retail. we all know that retail theft is theft enter the community. we have gated groceries. we have new self-service checkout message where you can check out anytime you want but you need a receipt to leave. tha

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and maryann williamson. he has a 47-point lead at the moment. head-to-head with frontrunners trump and biden has biden with a three-point lead for now. he's got an enormous 15% in here saying they're unsure or they're going to back somebody else. allegations of wrong doing are a drag on both of the frontrunners. for trump, 53% say they think he did something illegal to overturn the 2020 election. 20% say that he did something wrong but not illegal. that's about 3/4s of voters with some issue there. on the biden side, the number of people that think hunter has done something wrong is increasing up to 50% from just 37% back in february. that is a clear trend the wrong direction for the biden family. it goes all the way up to the president. 38% say he did something illegal when it comes to his son's business dealings,25% say just something unethical. that is a majority saying something does not smell right there. and president biden doesn't want to talk about any of this or anything today. he was asked if he had a comment about his trip to maui mon

. >> maryann rafferty? matter the situation so i can think hard about the decision or buying something i don't need. i want to stop and think and say i am not doing it. >> jeff paul? >> it would play journey don't stop believing every time. >> the dalai lama gave him total consciousness. i would do that with the total consciousness. that is what i would do. that, unfortunately, is a short nightcap. thank you all for joining us. we are continuing coverage throughout the night on hurricane adele you. it could be a cat 4 at landfall. thank you for watching fox news at night. breaking coverage when needed. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so much more now? other companies are charging you more and more for less and less. and we hate that! that's why force fa

. >> trace: crazy maryanne. let's bring in wendy patrick and sheriff's deputy meagan mccarthy.come to you both. i look at this video and we put it up on the screen again because i was kind of astonished when i first saw this went i didn't have. you know it's a retail game and exactly what they're going after but a fun fact when you look at this and think, okay, this is not just retail gangs and robert luna the sheriff in la county said the following, quoting, there's individuals here that have been released, not these nordstrom, that have been released talking about zero bail across the thing, released on zero bail and turned around and committed murder in the last several weeks. so it's not just gangs or shoplifters, there are serious deadly people getting out and doing nefarious thing. >> you know, for a lot of criminals, zero bail means zero consequence. you know, second chances are for first offenders not repeat criminals. i hear these things being referred to as flash mob mentality. these are orchestrated pre-planned sophisticated events. they are targeted, targeted for th

maryanne marsh, a democratic strategist, and philipp rycroft, former permanent secretary in the department great to have you on the context today. i want to start with you, because as a that report, there are really conflicting opinions on this policy. that is perhaps to be expected, but some critics say this policy itself does not serve the aim of trying to deter migrants to migrants to come to the uk, does that? ., , migrants to come to the uk, does that? . , ., , that? that is a very good question. this is a classic _ that? that is a very good question. this is a classic summer _ that? that is a very good question. this is a classic summer season, . that? that is a very good question. i this is a classic summer season, the government trying to demonstrate that it's got a grip on this small boats problem, which does play very badly amongst the folks they want to entice to vote for them at the next general election. so that's politically is a happy story. whether or not putting bespoke on barges makes a big difference remains to be seen. let's get a bit of perspective on this, that barge,

>> trace: going to be a rain makerment maryanne thank you >> as crime continues to plague america onehe rising number of young people committing the crimes. let's bring in psychiatrist dr. yelled a safai, great to have you on, this is from the wall street journal focusing on kids juvenile crime surges rising crime growing oval young victims kids killing kids, new york city police say 124 jove niles committed shootings up from 62 in 2020 and 48 in 2019. so more than both of those years combined. more kids are depressed, more kids are committing violence. more kids are killing other kids and killing themselves. what's going on here? >> i mean the reasons you mentioned a few of them right? the pandemic kind of destructed the social structure kids had their after school activities combine that with mental crisis already brewing and combine that with access to guns you have a recipe for disaster. but overall overarching thing is kids don't have coping skills to deal with life's tressors they use violence when they encounter conflict. what to do, this might be unpopular opinion but i think

maryanne, good evening. >> reporter: hi trace. back in 2016, president obama was among those who dismissed the idea of donald trump ever becoming president branding him an unserious reality tv star. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. and i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. >> reporter: now obama's message to his former vice-president is to not underestimate trump. the washington post reporting oh bod a warned biden sharing his worries trump could be a more formidable candidate than many democrats realize. obama was a major fixture during the 2020 election, while his exact roll in the 2024 race has not been determined he is expected to return to the campaign trail and hold large rallies in crucial swing states and play a key role in outreach to young voters. along with those campaign stops, obama will also lend a hand to help bring in the bucks with fund raising efforts reportedly expected to start this fall. and

[applause] thank youu maryanne and good evening. great too see you all and thank you for coming this evening. i wantt to give a big welcome to first to our friends at the hill center. i don't know what number talk on the hill that this is that they are always fun and exciting. i also want to welcome all of our friends from c-span who were watching on c-span around the country and around the world tonight. thank you for c-span and for covering our event tonight. it's very appropriate that c-span is here. the talk of the health program started at the hill 10 maybe 11 years ago now. we had many programs and their first guest was brian lamb the founder of c-span. [applause] and i also want to welcome all of those people who will be listening to tonight's interview on my podcast the bill press pod. our conversation will be part of that podcast as well. and it's such a great treat to welcome a good friend and a good neighbor neil king for a couple of years ago did a thing walking out of his front door and to central park new york. there a

. >> trace: maryanne, thank you. ♪ >> trace: meantime the fox news at night common sense department isnated by these newly released numbers dealing with, quote, net negative tax income migration, a fancy phrase for states with a big outflow of high income earners and, therefore, a big outflow of dollars. common sense is not surprised to learn the state losing the most money is california, which, in 2021, lost nearly $350 million. that's bad news for a state with a $32 billion deficit. and that does not take into account the domino effect, meaning high income people usually have a high impact on residential and commercial real estate. and, of course, the study points out the biggest reason high income earners leave is because of high income taxes. california has the highest income taxes followed by new york, which reminds common sense, new york just happens to be the number two state for outflow migration losing $299 million. and the winner of these outflow sweepstakes is, yep, florida which in 2021 gained a lot of new residents and gained $12 billion in new revenue. a big number for a