elizabeth: we need more companies like rockwell and more ceos like you. blake, thank you very much. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: blake moret of rockwell international and stock up about 26% quarter to daytime elon musk joking over the weekend that he may form a company comboing tesla and twitter and calling it twizzler. never mind the name is taken but is he coming around to the $44 billion purchase? what is a new twitter investment by a top hedge fund manager say about market sentiment on musk's odds of winning in court? charlie gasparino is getting in the chair and will break that story next, 14 minutes before the closing bell rings. dow is down 35 points and we have s&p in the red by 12 points and nasdaq lower by 26. russell tiny little gain. we're coming right back. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased ris

is it true that sam rockwell used to lip-sync while you would hide and you would be one singing?jeremy: i was singing and he went up and performed it, and, yeah, i did that for a lot of my friends, actually. they would get phone numbers and step out of the deal. it was pretty awesome. >> kelly: you're the best wingmen ever. wow. get the numbers, that's all i'm saying. do you have a go to christmas song? >> jeremy: i love all the christmas songs. i love the holidays. >> kelly: what's the one that you hear and you are like, oh, it's christmas? >> jeremy: isn't all christmas like that? "let it snow, let it snow?" >> kelly: if you like until i hear bing crosby saying. >> jeremy: "have yourself a merry little christmas." they also like christmas. i don't l? it's all christmas. >> kelly: it depends on the singer. a senior can ruin the message. >> jeremy: it can ruin the christmas song but it's still a christmas song. puts you in the christmas mood, it right? put you in the christmas mood is a different thing. i think it sort of like "have

yesterday we had a woman who lost her son on the show, aaron rockwell, he took one pill and thought hes an overdose poisoning and he died. she talked about it and i said you know, we put the country in a complete lockdown when 300 people were dying a david from covid. you've got 300 americans dying of an opioid overdose a day. that's like a plane crash per day and it hasn't registered in the white house briefing. today's international overdose awareness day. the thing that the white house doesn't understand and the issue resonates in places like new hampshire and vermont is because people can inherently understand that a generation is dealing with this, the younger generation. you see local news and every single presidential candidate in 2015 when they went to new hampshire with a town hall running in the primaries, the first question all were asked every single time was about opioid crisis. you've got fentanyl i'm sure greg can understand even more about how it's more addictive and made in a lab. the other thing is i really encourage people to read this "wall street journal" piece abo

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. >> shan, why is honeywell your choice >> i think between honeywell, rockwell and youunion pacific,we think about what we're looking for. we're looking to reimport manufacturing back to the united states and so for us, i look at cat. i'd rather be in the front end of that and something like martin marietta in terms of the inputs into road building rather than heavy machinery, but i don't disagree to steph's point, this might start to look a lot more attractive if we do start to see some re-emergence of secular tailwinds, especially in china but for right now it's just not a look for us. >> steph, have you seen this run ge has been on >> yes, i have >> it's up 12 straight days. >> i know. well, boeing news certainly helps ge because they supply the engines to ge. but the quarter was pretty good. organic growth 5%, orders up 26%. even health care where they have had supply chain issues up 4%. these are all really tremendous numbers from this company. i think they're doing an excellent job. free cash flow is better than examine expected as well they should do $3 billion in cash flow th

you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. it came out of one artists inspirational hands. a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands are the hands we see gripping the chair of state at the top there and it is just a remarkable work of art , still the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art and those who love american history. host: try to get one or two more phone calls. michael out of las vegas, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. mr. holds her, i have been enjoying everything -- holzer, i have been enjoying everything you have been saying. i was a military brat and also visited the memorial when i was nine years old. there is an overall idea whether it is for young people or for older people, there is something about visiting the memorial in the nighttime in the hubbub of the day and traffic, ok, and you have more light and it is nice to come and see, but when the commotion of the city quiets down and now things are peaceful, there is the

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we spoke to sasha rockwell, a teacher from oakland unified set to go on maternity leave in september. says finding substitute teachers are also a problem. >> from my position, for my five months' leave to fill that leave, it will mean taking out of classroom staff out of that role and into the substitute teacher role, so the idea right now for my role is to split it among two out-of-classroom staff. >> reporter: these are just some of the districts facing the struggle. according to teacher assignment data released in june, oakland unified had underprepared teachers in 42% of their classes, 19% in san francisco unified, 13% in san jose. sausalito schools had more than half of the classes led by underprepared teachers. here are some more numbers. california is putting funds toward teacher recruitment. $500 million in golden state teacher grants to attract candidates in high-need fields like special ed and math. $350 million for teacher residency programs and $1.5 billion in educator effectiveness grants for professional development. here in san francisco, sf unified is holding job fairs

the normal rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. it did come out of one artist remarkable inspiration and hands. in fact, french's hands, a combination of french's hands and lincoln's hands, or the hand we see gripping the chair of state up at the top there. it is, you know, just how remarkable or covert. still, the grandest statue in the united states. worth visiting, for those who love american art and those who love american history. >> let me try again. one or two more phone calls. michael out of las vegas, good morning. >> good morning, gentlemen. mr. holzer, i've been enjoying everything that you have been saying. i was a resident of virginia, i military brat, and i also visited that memorial when i was nine years old. i enjoyed all the reminisces. there is an overall idea there, whether it's for young people or four older people, there is something about visiting the memorial in the nighttime. in the hub of the day, and the traffic, okay. you have light, and it's very nice to come and see, but when the commotion of the city q

the yankees this year giants and twins battle of beards in minnesota gabe kepler for the giants rockwellila here seven strikeouts in five innings for cobb former. athletic sonny gray on the hill for the twins. joey bart break it up a later, san francisco had just one hit through eight innings scored on two sack flies. here is a rain delay and then bottom 9 we're back to baseball twins down two nothing two on two out for carlos correa base it to right max kepler hesitates, but then eventually scores to the twins down 2-1 giants. don't get the out next batter. jake cave face hit to left and we're all tied up at two giants failed to score in the 10th bottom 10 bases loaded and dominic leone walks in the winning run on four pitches twins win, three two and 10. that is a wow nfl preseason. finale's for about the -- ears and the colts san mateo's own tom brady getting ready for his 23rd season first quarter opening possession bucks going forth down freddy finding tyler johnson first down quick slant random perfection next play brady the deep drop back then all kinds of time and finds new teamm

you can see his tools, models, the norman rockwell museum nearby has a special exhibit on the lincoln memorial. but it did come out of one artist, one remarkable inspiration, that has french's hands, a combination of french's hands, lincoln's hands, the hands that we see gripping the chair, up at the top there. and you know, it is a remarkable work of art. still, the grandest marble statue in the united states. and worth visiting for those who love american art, and those who love american history. >> we will try to a couple more phone calls. michael out of las vegas, good morning. >> good morning, gentlemen. mr. holzer i have been enjoying everything you have been saying. i was a resident of virginia, a military brat. and i too, visited the memorial, first when i was nine years old. i enjoyed all of the reminiscences. you know there is an overall idea over there, whether it is for young people or older people. there is something about visiting the memorial in the night time. in the hubbub of the day and the traffic, it is nice to come and see. but when the commotion of the city quiet

people across the world would haveve recognizd what was happening to ruby ridges and to the norman rockwellnting let alone the other aspects of it and even what happened -- you could go to any state of affairs. storytelling isli the way that people change things. it really is because the thing about her human nature that shuts off. like with my kids would like him on air, change it. there's something about the information. there's something about being drive-in to a movie. we write nonfiction we are writing the truth. there's something about people having that save space and distance of vicariously being able to to go how can we make it so it's no longer? >> i think often about shock and awe. and i keep an electronic folder to this day. >> shock and awe and i think how could this be so writing stories like this calls every reader to say how could this be? i really appreciate your storytellinge. >> and not just like oh this is shopping -- shocking. the idea of being able to move on. stories in the right about looking at the cover and it's a child with a target on the backpack and i can't hel

know bills kind of going off the reservation, but they made no effort to roll that back because rockwell house was doing what needed to be done at that time and he had the authority to do it. so i think that one tries to evaluate president nixon's environmental record. i like to look at a survey that was done among 12 of the major environmental groups here in the country 10 years ago and president nixon was named the second greenest president and he was second only to teddy roosevelt the great conservation as president and president nixon admired teddy roosevelt so much that i don't think he would have winded too much the fact that he came in second to teddy roosevelt and interestingly number third on the list with jimmy carter. so those two presidents the number two number three on that list were both part of that incredibly productive period of environmental protection during the day the decade of the 70s. so i i think as we look back at that time now and look back on earth day now more than half the century ago. i think we can all owe a debt of thanks to the congress to the members of

play with voices a community looking back >> and so that's what i'm doing here with you, and sammy rockwell's hand luke." laura linney's going to do joanne woodward. zoe kazan is going to play paul's first wife. karen allen is playing joanne's stepmother josh hamilton is going to read the director of "the sting." vincent d'onofrio's going to do john huston. george clooney's agreed to read paul ♪ >> so we're having fun kind of revisiting the generation before us >> seth: welcome back to "late night. we're here with ethan hawke, everybody. [ cheers and applause that was a clip from "the last movie stars. so, one, you're making this during a pandemic. but that's not the only reason you reach out to your group of friends who are actors you had another reason that you asked them all to do voice-over work in this >> well, the family had an amazing thing. it was this -- you see it in that clip right there. they had transcriptions of interviews that paul had done to write his own memoir he had had his best friend interview all his closest friends. nannies, co-workers, best friends, everybody that kne

across the world would have recognized the injustice happening to a ruby bridges without a norman rockwell painting let alone every other aspect of it, you know even to what happened on the edmonds bridge and you can go on to any any state of affairs. storytelling is the way that people change things. it really is because there is something about our human nature that shuts off when data it's almost like when my kids are like all of a sudden i come on air and they're like, let's change the station right? i'm like, but wait, no not second. there's something about the data and information, but there's drawn in. to a movie and we we write nonfiction. we're truth, right? but there's something about people having and times that safe space and distance of vicariously seeing and going. how can this be right and how can we make it so it's no longer. that's right, and you know what? i love that's how can this be i think often about shock and all right. yeah, we know for in the system. we saw it, you know, and i keep a folder to this day an electronic photo of all the cases that are shock and all ev

. >> dana: her name is erin rockwell.his especially if the candy-colored fentanyl pills will be all over the country. the senator from west virginia said you have to deal with the cartels immediately. >> trace: it's crazy. >> dana: it is. also this in pennsylvania. take a look now. democrat john fetterman is refusing to debate my next guest after a back and forth after his stroke. the democrat said my recovery may be a joke to dr. oz and his team but it is real for me. i won't be participating in a debate the first week of september but look forward to having a productive discussion how we can move forward and have a real conversation on this once dr. oz and his team are ready to take this seriously. here to respond is dr. oz. how do you respond to -- he is saying he felt that you were making fun of his health and that this is going to be the reason that he won't debate. were you making fun of his health? >> of course not. i've said all along as a physician i have tremendous empathy and compassion how hard it is to bounce

we have always partnered with industry and we work with rockwell and northrup and grumman. it has to be more beneficial to the public because we are not doing it for the first time an industry has an incentive for launching. if you can launch a government payload, that means you can launch a commercial satellite. we were not getting the return to this country that china and russia are getting. in the u.s., we are now the number one provider of launches around the world and that helps our bottom line. it's a transitional period. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] if host: as far as funding, where should it be? i think nasa has a healthy budget and $25 billion is spent step people are comparing us to apollo and you can use a percentage of the budget, a percentage of the gdp but an actual purchasing power, we are still getting to the point -- it's the same purchasing power as we had as apollo. the bottom line is nasa is an investment in the future. i think we should be spending it in ways that have the most value and return. host: lori garber served in th