mike. mike: casey stigell, casey, many thanks. of migrants continue to be sent to big eastern cities like new york city by texas governor greg abbott like this bus arriving in manhattan earlier this morning, for more on all of this new york republican congresswoman and member of the house transportation and infrastructure and foreign affairs committees nicole, congresswoman, welcome. >> great to be with you, mike. mike: so now the border crisis has reached new york city after governor greg abbott has shifted more than 900 migrants to your city. how should your governor and the mayor of the big apple respond? >> well, the mayor and the governor should be joining our pleas for president biden to security the southern border as was mentioned in the report. we have fentanyl streaming over, you've had dozens of people caught on the terrorist watch list attempt to go cross over and there are so many got aways that we don't know what their intentions are. we have a process in place if people want to apply for asylum, they should be doing

mike. mike: alexandria hofn in dc. thanks very much. let's bring in the panel, brad howard, democratic strategist and jeff coer, radio host and gop strategist. gentlemen, welcome. >> thanks, mike. mike: all right, brad, so where are we on the mar-a-lago documents saga at this point? >> well, look, i think we are waiting to see how this plays out. it's clear it's ongoing legal case being played out in the courts and public opinion that folks like us monitor on a day-to-day basis. those are on two different plains. it has helped consolidate his base around him in terms of renomination but they get to help president biden's case for renomination with the democratic party. president biden has shown that he can beat donald trump once, he will do it again and if trump remain it is front runner of the republican nomination, i think that's good news for joe biden. mike: jeff, after release of redacted affidavit, where are you on the topic? >> well, mike, i think it was clearly a fishing expedition, they were trying to find something that they c

: i am mike emanuel. if senate democrats make the final push towards having president biden a victory a year and a half in the making. of ♪ ♪ >> this is a very, very, very big deal. >> mike: 11th hour support from centrist kyrsten sinema put democrats on track to vote on the health energy and tax measure. but it's much smaller than the original build back better and has zero republican support. >> this is coming up to the families of the farmers and the small businesses. >> mike: we will talk with senator ben cardin about his party's strategy and what it means for the rest of the president's agenda. if done... >> the united states will not be provoked buried >> mike: over taiwan, china cutting military and climate ties with u.s. over nancy pelosi's visit and holding military drills off the coast. we will discuss where the leaves white house policy on china and ask former u.n. ambassador nikki haley how the u.s. and its allies should respond, only on "fox news sunday." and... a major win for abortion right

mike? >> mike: madison alworth in new york city. are stretched thin in their cities, too. bus loads of immigrants have arrived in places like washington, d.c. and new york city. and texas' governor says he has no plans to step on the brakes. correspondent bill melugin is along our southern border tonight. bill. >> welcome to new york. >> it is unconscionable that a governor would treat human beings as pawns in his chess game to score political points. >> it's a mean and cruel thing that he's doing. >> new york governor kathy hochul and new york city mayor eric adams escalating a war of words with texas governor greg abbott after a second migrant bus from the southern border arrived in the big apple on sunday. >> they were forced on the bus with the understanding that they were going to other locations that they wanted to go to and when they tried to explain they were not allowed to do so. >> we will help you get to where you need to go. >> the first bus arrived on friday marking the beginning of texas governor abbott's push to send

for the details, let me turn it over to mike serafin. mike: good afternoon. it has been a very dynamic 48 hours since i was last here to talk to you. the technical issues the team has worked through, they have overcome a number of them but we ran into one that we need more time to look at. but the american spaceport has been dynamic. we launched a space control center, new spacecraft, and we watched a new rocket come to life. we watched the media show up, thousands of videos there's -- visitors show up. it has been a dynamic 48 hours. since we had our launch minus two day mission management meeting, a lot control center entered their launch countdown saturday morning. saturday afternoon, we had a couple of lightning strikes on the pad. we have a 32-story rocket out there and there were lightning strikes on towers one and two. our technical teams quickly resolved and there were no issues with the vehicle through timely analysis and timely data assessment. saturday afternoon, we also closed out an action from the launch minus two day mission management which wa

mike>> mike:. >>>> mike: developing out west, a search for a teenager who disappeared days ago, her name her she was leaving a graduation party at a campground in northern california. her mom says based on the last message she got, she knew something was wrong. claudia, what are we hearing from police? >> mike, police are releasing a new picture of kiely hours before she headed to the party at the campground, from surveillance video from a local business in truckee on friday around 6:00 p.m. a black tank top and green dickie pants. piercings and tattoo, and the placer county sheriff hopes the new picture could help find her. the fbi has joined the search amid growing fears she may have been abducted. more than 100 people were at that graduation party, mostly teenagers. but apparently word got out some older people showed up, and no one apparently saw kiely leave. police say she was last seen at about 12:30 saturday morning around the same time her cell phone stopped working. police dive teams have begun searching a nearby reservoir for any signs of the 16-year-old or her silver honda crv

mike. >> mike: no doubt about it. of fox business, you are going to be watching your world today 4:00, i'm anchoring for my friend neil. >> oh, no, no. >> sandra: always great to have you here. if only the audience could have heard the running commentary coming from you while she was delivering that report. what's your big beef, what's the problem? >> larry: you can start with the irs. irs is the biggest winner in this ridiculous, pathetic, schumer-manchin bill, the worst bill i've ever seen. it will not cut inflation, will not promote growth, will not lower deficits, will not lower debt and will not, by the way, reduce the global warming temperatures either. none of the above. models, used the u.n. model. this is the bill where the biggest winners are the huge bureaucracies, i call the deep state, epa is a big winner, refunded to go after fossil fuels, irs is a big winner, double the agents to go after small businesses, uber drivers, waitresses, pretty much everybody you can imagine. >> sandra: the very people the ad

let me help you out there. >> mike: he is a tv guy, you know? >> mike used to tell the story.would sit there and eat pistachio nuts and every once in a while put something up on the board. the reality they started building the schedule from week one. the first couple of weeks would be great and then they had to finish the schedule. now it's a combination of art an science, right? we put games we want in certain places and let the compute solve around that and every day what did the computer spit out? what do we like and don't like and what do we want to see in that spot as we go through the process. we do the same thing every day. that is exactly what we do. at some point, we say, i think this is playable. >> mike: it's usually right and it plays out that way with the flex and all things and new windows and all that. seems like everything the league touches turns to gold. your wife janet is one of the best people and so are you. it's a pleasure and great having you as a boss and great working with you here. we couldn't be happier for you. congratulations. >> thank you very muc

miami mike i'm mike emmanuel in for eric shawn. china flexing its military muscle for a third straight day after house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. defense officials there saying the communist regime's military appears to be simulating an attack on the island. a look at the big picture with fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane. plus, actress anne heche injured in a car crash, video surfacing that shows her speeding and driving erratically before plowing into a home and sparking a fire. maryann rafferty live in los angeles. >> reporter: critical condition after crashing her car into a home pretty if morning, causing it to go up in flames. the 53-year-old actress was driving a blue mini if cooper when she first crashed into the garage of an apartment complex. she fled and moments later crashed into a nearby home causing a blaze that also a engulfed her car. a shocked maybe describing that scene. >> there was three fire engines here and a lot of commotion. but the result was the fire that was going on, the b

"life, liberty and levin" is up next mike: i am mike emanuel. making the final push for handing present buying a tax and spend a victory a year end half in the making. >> this is a very, very, very big "11th hour support from kyrsten sinema put democrats on track to vote on the health energy and tax measure. but it is much smaller than the original "build back better" and has zero republican support. >> is coming up to the farmers, small businesses by. >> talk to center bend card about strategy and what it means for the rest of the president's agenda. then. >> the united states will not be provoked by. >> tension over taiwan, taught china cutting military and the u.s. over nancy pelosi's visit. in holding military drills off the coast. we will discuss with the crisis that leads to white house on china and former un ambassador nikki haley u.s. and its allies should respond only on fox news sunday. and, a major wind for abortion rights in deep red at kansas. will ask our sunday panel how republicans need to address their messaging before midterms.

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i'm sandra smith. >> mike: i'm mike >> martha: good afternoon, everybody.ing news story both on capitol hill and out of the mar-a-largo situation. the deadline has now arrived. it is 3:00 p.m. for the former president to contest the court in the release of the warrant that was involved in the raid of his florida home. fox news has just reviewed the warrant along with the property receipt. we're going through all of this. you've heard some of it over the course of the last several minutes. there were 20 boxes of items that were removed. some of them were labelled "top secret." binders, photos, handwritten notes also seized. we'll go through the list. the president's former chief of

mike. >> mike: ayesha hasnie live on capitol hill.ot of the citizens do and continue to violate them, they know what they can get away with, they do not fear prosecution or arrests. >> dana: gianno caldwell no stranger to violent crime, his younger brother was killed in chicago a few weeks ago, he and others are fed up and some victims are lashing out against the cook county state attorney and her soft on crime policies. mike. >> mike: strong jobs report fuelling concerns about economy, is the biden administration making things worse? >> dana: and construction worker is assaulted on the streets of new york city, that is when a mixed martial arts fighter springs into action, he saved the day and joins us ahead. >> this man hit several other people prior to getting to the construction worker, i immediately, they were like, we got to stop this guy, immediately my martial arts side game kicks in. veteran homeowners- you made a smart move when you bought your home. now make another one and turn your equity into cash. with the newday 100 va

>> they are, mike. back here at the same courthouse in redwood city where scott peterson's original murder trial took place in 2004. the sharon, laci's mother and other relatives are in the jury box off to the right, scott's family is sitting behind him inside the courtroom as this make or break moment in his fight for a new trial gets underway. now, at the center of this legal fight is rochelle knight. she was juror number 7, and very outspoken about her belief that scott murdered his pregnant wife on christmas eve 2002. even co-wrote a book about the case. she had a few legal entanglementes of her own, including taking out a restraining order when she was pregnant. something she failed to mention on her juror questionnaire. scoot peterson's lawyers say if they knew about that, they would never let her judge a man accused of hurting his unborn child. knight has denied any wrongdoing and said she was not bias against peterson until after she heard the evidence against him. scott peterson is now 49 years

the part i do like his mike structure.h my capital going along target using the stock itself, i would use the call spread, because you effectively have a 15% protection by selling that 150 to finance the 175, 190 spread -- 125 190 call spread and effectively financing the upside calls for about 1% of the stock value, like selling those 150. if you do see target trading lower anywhere between now and 15% lower, you will see a paper loss on the positions, but if you held that to expiration and as long as the stock stays above 150, you will see only about 1% of the stock's value loss. that is something to consider if you are putting on this type of straight structure. speak >> mike? >> this is really targeting earnings. i said, we are along the stock and the auction street is going into earnings. want to give unleased two weeks, so that we have time for next week's earnings. the fact of the matter is, you won't have to wait very long to whether this is a winner or loss. >> next, we are taking a look at past traits. more optio

mike: it is a dollar problem.he stronger the markets think the fed is going to be, the tougher it is for the europeans, because they are much less competitive in terms of selling. jonathan: mike, we came into this and if you had asked me in 2020 could we go a whole cycle what that the ecb hiking interest rates again i would have probably said yes. now we are talking about the prospect -- i'm not saying it's going to happen, but perhaps -- 75 points and 950. lisa: reuters reporting that officials want to discuss 75 basis points. that has triggered a one in too chance of pressing into the market that the european central bank will raise rates to 75 basis september. we had been talking about the fed. nowhere was the ecb drink -- the ecb. tom: have to wait for the data to determine 50 or 75. mike: it is interesting, the futures markets are still priced right in between 50 and 75. with europe, the data we know are bad. they are ahead of us. jonathan: mike, you alluded to it. does the ecb have a fed problem? mike: the e

hi mike. mike: hi arthel i am mike emanuel in for sean.e followed escrowing the white house warning china's military drills near taiwan are quote an extreme reaction to speaker pelosi's visit to taiwan. president biden out trying to manage a crisis that's getting more dangerous by the day. he tested negative for covid today. but he will stay isolated in the white house until he has a second negative test. all this comes during a busy weekend here in washington for democrats on the verge of scoring a major political victory as a senate prepares for a marathon voting session on their new spending bill. arthel: straight hit reaction and analysis on china's rising threat when james joins us. live and we have fox team coverage chat is tracking the vote on capitol hill. lucas tomlinson is falling white house developments, jeff paul is at cpac for president trump will speak tonight. alexandria hoff gets us started on the latest taiwan crisis, alexandria. >> this morning officials in taiwan reported 14 chinese warships and 20 planes conducted what

i'm mike santoli in for sara eisen. let's get straight to our market dashboard for a look at these losses deepening as we go throughout the day the s&p 500, here's a one-year look giving back a decent portion of that rally we got from june. as we see it right now at 4080, this is at a point a lot of folks are looking for. this is the august lows set a couple of weeks ago. a lot of times you make a new low in a given month and it has people reset their expectations for what the trading range is. bigger picture, we never broke that downtrend from the january peak and the rally off the lows got a lot of credence to it. this is where the trenches are dug between the bulls and the bears here, right around these levels now, take a look at high-yield debt part of the message from jay powell seemed intended and making sure that financial conditions don't get too loose, the markets don't get too generous in financing risk here's the high-yield bond etf right here what you see is by the way that was the first fed rate hike in mar

mike: i think i got a hot dog. i got the hotdog. larry: sorry, mike. mike: i dig it.: i knew i was picking popcorn, i thought that would be the least offensive. it's fine. mike: i like the pink one. larry: spencer? spencer: should i try another one? kristen: you don't normally eat sugar. you are really sacrificing for this segment. spencer: i will try one of their flavor. kristen: he is putting sugar into that temple of his. what do you think? larry: survey says. mike: taste like a great cab. spencer: yeah, a taxicab. [laughter] larry: thumbs down on the candy corn. that is it for the four at 4:00. mike is drinking water feverishly. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? the choice is clear mad bu over-the-crknt by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that c

i hope mike has the courage to do what he has to do.ope he doesn't listen to the rhinos and the stupid people that he's listening to. >> of course, we all know what happened next. the presidents words i had an effect. president trump supporters became angry. when the vice president issued his public letter, the crowd at the capitol erupted in anger. the rioters who had erected makeshift gallows began chanting, hang mike pence. testimony in our investigation has made clear what the target of the rioters ire was, vice president mike pence. the rioters breached the capitol at 2:13 pm. let's take a look at what's going on at the white house at this time. we received testimony that presents chief of staff mark meadows was notified of the violence at the capitol by 2 pm and, likely earlier. the testimony further establishes that mr. meadows quickly inform the president and that he did so before the president issued his 2:24 pm tweet criticizing vice president pence for not having, quote, courage to do what needed to be done. here's what the p

>> hi, mike pence. good to see you? good to see you. >> i'm delighted to be here. >> iowa in the rain, yeah. >> how are you? >> mike pension, nice to meet you. [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. how are you, dear? everybody good? great to meet you. i'll see you. >> hi, senators. >> good to see you. >> you're going out here in the rain. >> yeah. got out of the rain -- >> say hi. hi. >> there you go. congratulations. how are you? >> thank you. how you doing? >> how you doing? >> nice to see you. >> senator chuck grassley. >> sorry. >> this is the vice president. >> that is the vice president but this is senator chuck grassley. >> good to meet you. >> i stuck my hand out and he said vice president pence. and he said aren't you senator grassley? [laughter] >> it would have been fun. >> hi, how are you? >> good, how are you. >> vice president pence. >> how are you? >> how you doing? >> thanks for coming. >> nice to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you, sir. can i get your autograph, maybe? >> thank you. thank you for all you

>> yeah, we had to eliminate mike bordeaux. >> mike insisted he was in florida when kelli went missingille. even so, police still considered him the primary person of interest. >> has her husband been questioned by detectives? >> we've had conversation with mr. bordeaux. >> police also needed to have a conversation with kelli'ds boyfriend, justin thompson. little did they know that justin had a huge new lead waiting for them about the night kelli disappeared. coming up -- a new possible suspect. >> he is the last person that is seen with kelli. that was very concerning to us. >> why something in his past would trigger even more alarm bells. >> it certainly was a red flag. >> when "dateline" continues. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students can conti

powering possibilities. >>> welcome back carter and mike took a look at the jr.d miners. >> these are the jr. miners, the most destroyed and in fact, they have been lake a pin bal machine. they have been working withi this channel almost perfectl and what i am thinking here is that we're going to move to th upside whether it's mna or whether it's because again, this is a better time to be in gold than a lot of things i was looking out to september at the 34-39 call spread risk. >> after volatility that et f is back where it started. >> so actually the small miner are handing out performing the larger brethren but we'r looking at the bigger ones today, gdx the first chart is the gdx verses the gd xj, the ones lik new mont and bar rack big heav miners what i see is the beginning of a reversal it's masons, only 7-15 session in the making and another way to draw the lines would be puttin in a trend line in are we through trend line? you see that here on the secon chart. the question is, is this enoug to make a call where the gdx has already done that we think it is t

and new yorkers were like literally screaming out, hey, yo, mike. hey jo,yo, mike.er ] i know the feeling. now, you said you had to go through this spiritual transformation, this physical transformation. how hard was the diet? how hard was the training? like walk me through that. >> honestly, bro, i just had to eat more ice cream and eat less cardio is what it was. [ laughter ] jeni's. i want to reach out. i would love a sponsorship, jeni's. [ applause ] >> lamorne: oh, my gosh. whenever i eat too much ice cream my belly just -- it makes certain parts of my body disappear. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] and i don't like it very much. but for you obviously you get in shape and you look like mike tyson. congrats to your genetics and your -- [ applause ] now, how does it work? i've never done a boxing film. i really have to fight people in projects. and with you you're in the ring. you're training. are these actors? are these, you know, boxers? who are you fighting in there? >> so some guys are ex-amateur, ex-professional boxers. a lot of the guys were just -- not

which giant in the sector he's favoring now finally, a follow on to our previous gold miners trade mike focuses on a possible fed pivot. "options action" starts now. >>> let's get right to it. disney has had a rough start to the year, down about 30% and next earnings report could be pivotal carter worth is here to chart this ride. carter, what have you seen >> well, it's an unmitigated disaster it's a mess. and sometimes there's opportunity when it's all gone sort of kaplewy. here you'll see on the screen these are the worst-performing stocks and i've mislabeled that that is on a 12-month trailing, not year-to-date and you see disney bringing up the rear at down 40% now let's look at a chart or two and try to figure out what we have so here is a comparative chart two line, very straightforward s&p versus disney five-year basis. disney is essentially hunch. now the question for disney itself look at the drawings on this next chart you can call it whatever you want, but it has the elements of a bearish to bullish reversal. a head and shoulders bottom, doesn't matter what you call it, but

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mike mentioned energy by the way.t lost were the comments by the saudis about potentially cutting production if in fact the market appeared overbloated to them as we said earlier, brent did get to 100 the first time since august 12th. as for the industrials, down 147. again, all roads sort of lead to friday and to jackson hole we actually fell a bit this morning on those weaker than expected pmis, the lowest since 2020 rebounded a little bit goldman did come out later and say we do expect powell to reiterate the case for slowing the pace of tightening we'll see how that develops the next couple of days. that does it for "closing bell." let's sending it to "overtime" with the judge [ bell ringing ] >>> carl, thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to "overtime. i'm scott wapner you just heard the bells, we are just getting started here at post 9 at the new york stock exchange in just a few minutes i'll speak live with erin browne and get her current playbook on the markets today. dwight anderson, a so-called tiger cub

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mike? mike: something you expect when you go to fisherman's wharf.utation for a lot of us preceded us. i was saddened when he passed. i don't know. maybe because it is not halloween and we are overly sensitive to things lately, but i have no issue. dan: he's not touching them. i think he just startles them. >> your biggest fear is the ride, someone jumping out, i get angry. that is a big thing for me. dan: punch them out. kristen: i'm not coming up on you anymore. >> i hate that feeling more than anything. dan: i'm kind of tempted to, now that i know that. kristen: a new generational debate is raging among baby boomers and millennials involving beds. industry experts say younger generations are not using top sheets. they say it is a pain to tuck it in correctly and bunches up at night. older generations say that using a top sheet are -- is unsanitary. also true. i go with the top sheet because i do not want to have to wash my duvet cover all the time. dan: it seems easier because of maintenance. but i was in a hotel recently that did not have a top s

we think that is great advice from mike's side.ou like ford from a truck perspective, carter? >> i think it has rallied and i'd rather take some moneyff o the table. >>> up next, final call. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪♪♪ there's no going back. >>> time now for the final call, last word. >> 129 in the middle of june it's 172. take some money off the table. >> home depot might disappoint on the back of we come construction numbers. by a put spread. >> if you want to fade apple, i think in the money that spreads if your favorable risk reward here but i like target into earnings but i like to use call spread risk reversal so i can

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. >>> and a follow-on to our previous gold miners trade, mike focuses it on gold. it is time to risk less and make more. >>> must get right to it, disney has had a rough start, down 30% this year and the earnings report next week could be pivotal for the stock. could a turnaround be more than a figment of your imagination? carter worth is here to chart the ride. >> reporter: is an unmitigated disaster. it is a mess, and sometimes there is opportunity when it goes bad. here is the numbers. you will see, these are the worst performing stocks. i have mislabeled that, that is in a 12 month trailing, not your today. disney is bringing up the rear, down 40%. each of these stocks has their own issues. let's look at a chart or two and try to figure out what we have. here is a comparative chart, two lines, very straightforward, s&p versus disney, five-year basis disney has lost. the question for disney, look at the drawings on this next chart. call it whatever you want, it has the elements of a bearish to bullish market. the sequencing would suggest that something is afoot.

and that something i will kick over to mike. >> thanks. i'll respond on that but i also was reflecting on the previous question and perhaps it was intended to evoke the terrible tragedy of the bataan death march in the philippines early 1942, which does sort of drive home the point of the vulnerability of a bastion of american forces and what can happen if they are overwhelmed. and so i think the question is very good for getting us to think hard about whether are we talking about 100 small outposts with 100 marines each? are we talking about 10 that are more defensible but that have some geographic scope that can fall back into a more limited space and form a defensive perimeter if there is a chinese amphibious assault on one of those islands, let's say in the philippine archipelago or somewhere else? so i appreciate the question. i think that's the kind of ongoing analysis we're gonna have to keep doing. on the taiwan question, i think that amy said it right about how to think about taiwan. its own defenses. i'm mostly concerned about ta

ooh, hump day, halfway through the work week. >> mike, mike, mike, mike, mike. >> that's a view of sane >> san jose! >> you know what, this early in the morning i write s-a-n j-o-s-e, i'm like it doesn't look like. >> you've been delivering the last day. >> don't blame me when it gets hot but i'll take credit for the nice weather. [ laughter ] >> i'm reporting in the newsroom on that day. >> this is part of the reason why. take a live look outside in san francisco, you can't even see the top of the bay bridge. the tower is there, because the fog has descended on the bridge and at least the visibility is clear for the most part as you're crossing from the east bay into san francisco, but yeah, we're going to see more of the coastal fog keeping our inland temperatures cool. first day of school for martinez, and it's going to be in the low 60s as you're heading out the door, drop-off time partly cloudy sky but at pickup time it's in the low 80s, a little bit warm but still pretty nice compared to what we've had recently, and we're headed for 84 degrees for an afternoon high there. for hay

mike, you're tracking a crash and fire. a lot going on. >> we'll have that newsroom update for that fire in oakland not presenting slowing for the traffic. that's good news, the bad news in the south bay keri, the two crashes a traffic alert issued by c hshsp. all lanes currently closed north 280 in loss altos hills. you can exit further south as you come out of mountain view. foothill expressway is one option. take 85 up towards el camino with that large surface street with a lot of signals. 101 also a smooth drive but slowing a little bit. that's traditional heading towards palo alto. the rest of the bay, a smooth drive. the mild build out of the altamont. more slowing for 84. no mootering rights at the bay bridge but there's a crash at university after west 80. >>> contra costa expanding its holistic intervention partnership recently securing $6 million from the state to fund the program which helps people like attorneys, social workers and law enforcement. the partnership seeks to solve problems related to unstable hous

i would say. >> laura: whether it is mike pence or someone else like mike pence or anyone talking liked of reform? don't we do that as conservatives, what is happening? >> it is strange. you can have a democracy of federal agencies are curious in elections. it is that simple. it's not just the fbi. it is certainly the intel agency, the former directors on twitter declaring war against the american population. this is out of control and scary and i know that ever but he talks about the pending democracy, defending democracy. if you wanted to defend democracy which is the system of self-government, you will push back against government agencies trying to affect election outcomes, which is what they are doing. this is nuts. and mike pence in new hampshire does not see it. >> laura: a journalist for the financial times tweeted that i have covered extreme is on the a violent ideology is around the world, my career has never come off of a force more nihilistic and contemptible than today's republicans, nothing close, to which former cia director michael hayden of course deep state extraordin

it is on the upside. >> what are you watching this next week, mike?market applying a move of 30%, this thing got slayed after the reported in may, we had a lot of institutional sales coming from ford in their recently reported quarter, they have been reduced to 75 million shares. it has bounced more than 70% off of the low. the problem is they are a niche player and they will be occupying a space that i think general motors and ford will come in on it as a shareholder of ford, i still own a little bit of rivian, they will have to say exciting things to get the stock a lot higher after the big rally. >> what are you thinking about with rivian? >> it has had a huge bounce off of the may low and have july 27th, cutting 6% of the workforce. that does not bode particularly well for me. you are talking about a car company effectively trading at close to six times revenue which i still think is expensive despite the fact that the stock has been effectively crushed over the last year. if you have enjoyed the bounce off of the may lows, take your money and run

mike andid david , thank you both. joining me now is former secretary of state mike pompeo, distinguished fellow at newst son institute, fox contributor. mr. secretary, great toto see you. i want to jump right in.n. i democrats are so worried, are they not, about protecting democracy's around the world? you know, we all are. but when it comes to what'ss happening here in the united states , apparently the government will just use every bit of power at its disposal to target one man who is a likely 2020 four presidential candidate. what are your what are your thoughts on what you're hearing tonight? are you got it exactly right. there's there's no rules right . this is just about power. and they ask that to give give them the benefit of the doubt. the talking about democracy and equal justice under the law. but we've seen it right. we saw my predecessor, cia, p jim brennan, politicized weaponizes the cia. jim comey, who was my counterpart at fbi whenho i was cia director at the beginning ofto my time, we saw him take no

mike mckee sitting down with loretta mester. we would like to welcome our viewers and listeners worldwide to bloomberg as jay powell's speech this morning, as guy mentioned, a very short speech. eight minutes 38 seconds. it was six pages long. his previous speeches have been 15, 16 pages long. in a very direct message -- stayed the course. we want to welcome cleveland fed president loretta mester. you were in the room. did he give, from your perspective, the way you look at markets, that he give the message that you felt needed to be given? loretta: i think there was a very strong message, and i'm certainly allying with that. this is not a sure campaign. it is going to take time and more fed attention to get inflation on a trajectory down to our 2% goal. we are all in and we are going to be resolute. i thought the passage was strong and right. mike: from your point of view what does that mean? loretta: resolute means this is not a quick fix. you're going to have to bring rates up and continue doing that until we see compelling e

we'll check in with mike in a couple of minutes.'s get a look at the way the morning shapes up for you with temperatures in the low 60s to start and we'll see a nice, mild morning for you, a mix of sun and clouds here in the inner bay where our temperatures are headed for the upper 70s. but it's going to heat up to 88 in san jose. this is basically what it was yesterday, so we hit the low 90s in gilroy, and we'll see some low to mid-90s for much of the inner east bay, with antioch reaching back to about 96 degrees. oakland will see a high of 76 today and we'll see some upper 70s for a high in san mateo. half moon bay only reaching 62 degrees, the fog most likely won't clear and that keeps it cool for the marina district and the mission district getting more sunshine, so we're headed for about 72 there. in sonoma, we're looking at a high of about 92, with some 60s near the coastline, and for ukiah, expect a high of 99 degrees. we've seen a lot of fog near the coast, and sunshine inland. this is the weather pattern that will continue

. >> we'll check in with mike in just a moment. you remind us that patterns are changing as we head back to school. but we're still juicing the rest of summer. >> i know i am. there are kids heading back today. and it's a nice start to our morning in san jose. waking up to a clear sky. take a look at our trend for today. 8:00, it's at 68 degrees. lunchtime, it's already 84. we'll reach into the mid-80s today. and at times, it is going to feel quite humid out there. 91 in concord. notice our valley temperatures are still hitting the 90s today. but along the coast, comfortable 71 degrees in san francisco. we'll continue with these microclimates, and we'll talk about changes ahead for the weekend. mike has been keeping an eye on san jose. >> yeah, kari. where they had a crashed southbound side of 101. apparently a nice evening drive now through the bay bridge and no major problems there. as we look out toward the san jose area. the southbound side had the crash. but northbound side had the bigger backup. it's now starting to sort itse