keep your eye on senator tim scott looking for hot candidates. track to qualify for the debate. here's who is going to be on the stage for sure. >> ainsley: yeah you have these, fix candidates. you have trump, desantis, haley ram christie. how do you qualify? you have to have 1% in three national polls, the three big polls or 1% in two national polls and 1% from an early state poll from two carved out states. and you have to have 40,000 donors. >> brian: there is still some hope to grow that stage. the governor of north dakota says i'm going to give you a gift card if you actually give me a dollar. >> ainsley: is that even legal? >> brian: i'm not sure. >> ainsley: gift card for amazon. >> brian: whatever he has got the money he is really rich. mayor suarez says you will be in the lottery to get tickets to messi's game in intramiami if you give to his campaign. you also discussed desantis' tactic debate and more. >> ainsley: we asked him does he think donald trump should be on the debate stage? listen. >> i think we'll do well either way but i me

got and little bits and pieces here we're finding not doing so well, but to the point you made, scott, look at where oil is, almost $80 a barrel for most of the last quarter it was in the 60s and 70s. you should see profits picking up you and i had a good debate about the spr. i caught your skepticism i disagree politely. we have to refill the strategic petroleum reserve. refill it. china, look, can it get worse? it could if they go back into covid shutdown i think you'll get stimulation and growth there hey, honestly, it's a good thing because that helped europe get through the last winter with the russian situation. as we go on and as the recession gets at least pushed further out if not completely taken off the table that energy prices stay high and a company like exxon mobil, 3.5% dividend yield does fine >> bryn, are we going to get a catch-up trade in energy >> yeah, it's already started, right? we've seen the start it's really important, onshore rig count, i think, is around 670, down almost 90 rigs year over year. as the saudis are cutting production, these companies are cutting pro

but yesterday was kind of ugly primed for a pullback or just a momentary blip >> look at numbers, scott. lookt global technology index up roughly 40% year-to-date. semiconductors up 45%. software's up 40%. yeah wouldn't surprise me at all if we say a bull market consolidation over the next three to six months. when we look out 18 months, always trying to optimize for in our strategy, still like this space and see fundamentals inflecting positively and still have relatively reasonable valuations. >> go there, then. since you -- say something else. relatively reasonable valuations what does that mean? >> because you have -- >> people look at these valuations, let's just say the big five, or even throw in a couple more in there the multiples of expanded, they've expanded dramatically since beginning of the year. how do you justify it? >> certainly a hotter setup than last time on right? last time i was on a forward two pe roughly 21 times earnings now roughly 24 times earnings. keep it in perspective 27 to 28 times earnings. definitely a harder setupsetup. smart what you're investing in sebastie

a run at a trillion dollar market cap again. >> and i wouldn't be surprised if they get there, scott look are a tesla bull. there's a lot to like in this delivery, well above expectations, 466,000 vehicles delivered in the second quarter. the estimate was 445, excuse me. they have delivered 889,000 in the first half this year and they're half way towards their guidance of 1.8 million vehicles being delivered this year and by the way, the expectation is for deliveries and production increase in the second half. one reason why adam jones at morgan stanley upgraded his expectation to 1.9 million deliveries we will find out what happened with margins as they had to cut prices and stoke demand in the second quarter we get those results july 19th after the bell and that's when tesla reports its q2 results and i also want to take a look at shares of rivian getting a nice pop today. if you look at rivian it's up more than 60% and q2 deliveries up relative to q1 and they reiterated their guidance that they expect to produce at least 50,000 vehicles this year. so rivian continues to move higher, as

look, on nikki haley and tim scott, look, i was disappointed with tim when he said the president was not responsible for what happened on january 6. the president invited all those people to washington, said it was going to be wild. then when he got there, they got there, he repeated the lie that the election was stolen and we know it was not. and then he asked all of them to march up to capitol hill and said he would march with them except we know if donald trump is in danger of breaking a fingernail, he won't do it. he went back to the safety of the white house. sent those people up to capitol hill and said mike pence needed to do what he needed to do or he was a disappointment to all of us. finally while he watched the violence going on, he sat for hours in his dining room at the oval office and did absolutely nothing. i don't know if that makes him criminally responsible or not. but it sure as hell makes him morally responsible. knowing tim scott what i do, what a good man he is, a good man and i consider him a friend, i didn't criticize him. i expressed disappointment that he wa

tim scott looking strong from a financial perspective. vivek ramaswamy, struggling a little bit. many millions of dollars. there's a bit of a hit piece on desantis actually on another network that's out this morning saying that he's struggling now financially and that president trump is so far ahead that donors are scrambling right now to figure out what they want to do. >> it's very much looking like we're weeks or months away from starting to refer to president trump as the presumptive nominee. no one has ever been above 50% in the primary polling and lost. i think his nominee is going to be carrie lake. i think she came out of nowhere, very similar candidate, she's been very loyal throughout the entire time that she's been in the public life to donald trump after she left being on tv. she's been successful, very successful in the courts on a lot of her election lawsuits, it's not getting a lot of play time. cheryl: i think that's pretty -- >> she's definitely not going to overturn the election. she's had some tremendous wins. arizona, wisconsin, georgia, those are the three st

tim scott, what an honorable man. look at nikki haley, what she has already demonstrated with her leadership. - there is a candidate in the primary contest who is not holding back at all when it comes to criticizing donald trump. of course, that's chris christie. asa hutchinson has also not minced words. - right. - but they demonstrate a different approach. tim scott and nikki haley are hesitant to criticize and distinguish themselves from donald trump, but chris christie and asa hutchinson aren't. what do you make of that difference? - i think you have candidates that are trying to figure out how they cut through the trump noise. - yeah. - and it may be that, if we see, for instance, chris christie gaining traction because he is more forthright with his words, that perhaps the others will be more bold in that way. - and i should point out that chris christie is, at least in the most recent new hampshire polls, climbing up, he is now third. donald trump has around 37%. desantis has around 11. and christie's at 10. - so he'

and, look, on, you know, nikki haley and tim scott, look, i was disappointed with tim when he said thatresident was not responsible for what happened on january 6th. the president invited all those people to washington, said it was going to be wild. then when he got this, they got there, he repeat the lie that the election was stolen, and we mow that it was not. hen -- then he asked all of them to march up to capitol hill and said he would march with them, except we know if donald trump's in danger of breaking a fingernail, he's not going to do it. so he went back to the safety of the white house, sent those people up to capitol hill and told them mike pence needed to do what he needed to do or he was a bit appointment to all of us, and then finally, he sat for hours in his dining room at the oval office and did absolutely nothing. now, i don't know if that makes him criminally responsible or not, but it sure as hell in my book makes him morally responsible. and knowing tim scott as well as i do, neil, what a good man he is -- and he is, a good man and i consider him a friend -- i just

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growth in the job market and how rental prices are looking. scott budman has some details. >>> we're learning more about the wild ride through san francisco. details police are now giving on this crazy car crash. and a new stutudy showsws san francisco was a leader in mitigating covid-related deaths during the pandemic. our infectious disease specialist what went right and what could have been done better. the news at 5:30 starts now. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. >>> a bit of relief making it in the bay. rental prices are down, and the job market is heating up. this could bring more people to the bay area. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, with some of the new data. scott? >> we're getting fairly close to a goldilocks economy, raj. we're looking post-pandemic. remember, we saw all-time highs for rent for about six to nine months. the last couple months, though, we've seen prices dip as job cuts have risen. looking ahead, though, how perfect can this last? economists aren't so sure. they say things ar

growth in the job market and how rental prices are looking. scottn has some details. >>> we're learning more about the wild ride through san francisco. details police are now giving on this crazy car crash. and a new stutudy showsws san francisco was a leader in mitigating covid-related deaths during the pandemic. our infectious disease specialist what went right and what could have been done better. the news at 5:30 starts now. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. >>> a bit of relief making it in the bay. rental prices are down, and the job market is heating up. this could bring more people to the bay area. our business and tech reporter, scott budman, with some of the

looking into obviously the election season, medicare costs on the docket. it's a compound. >> contessa brewer has our headlines today. >>> hi there, scott. former president donald trump informed he's a target in a high-level investigation, according to two federal law enforcement sources to nbc news. special counsel jack smith is looking into alleged efforts by trump and his allies to overturn the 2020 election. sources tell nbc news a letter sent to trump informed him there is evidence linking him to a crime, and he has the rightto appear before a grand jury, which is all standard language for a target letter. >>> italian officials are warning tourists to stay inside during the hottest hours of the day. a severe heat wave is hitting the mediterranean. greece, spain, switzerland all battling wildfires and each country is taking extra precautions. we've seen civil protection monitoring crowds in rome and in greece volunteers handing out water. >>> and an emergency evacuation slide fell off a plane and landed in a chicago neighborhood united airlines maintenance workers noticed the slide was missing when the plane arrived at o'hare's chicag

scott and laura? >> looks good. >>> things are cooling down. summer vacation will soon be at an end. back to school almost here. >> kids are dreading it. we're responding to help a lot of family who is can't afford back-to-school basics. chris joins us live from san jose on how to help those in need. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning. we are partnering up with the family giving tree, a nonprofit to put backpacks and lots of supplies in the arms of kids all around the bay area. we're outside of the comcast xfinity store, and i have to note that's our parent company. there's an opportunity to give online. i'll hoe show you how. but first how you can give a backpack and donate it. jacob from comcast is here. thanks for joining us. >> appreciate it. >> we see one of those boxes here. you have others around the bay area. tell us about it. >> we're excited to partner up again. xfinity has 14 locations around the bay. we'll be doing the back-to-school drive. fill the backpack, bring it in. we're open 10:00 to 7:00. >> why do you guy do th

they have a quote from a donor who says tim scott is the guy who's running who has some personality and charisma, his delivery is terrific. >> they're lookingtim scott as a very different person, a very optimist message from tim scott. desantis' ads are kind of dark. >> dark worked in 2016, right, i mean, it worked for donald trump at the time. but right now, desantis' challenge is not only could he win a general election it's can he overtake donald trump as an alternative? a republican who does that, is that person going to have a bleaker look at america? it's still early, we're talking about six months away from the first vote. none of this bodes well for this group of other candidates, mike pence, nikki haley, chris christie. it's become a three-way race. donald trump, ron desantis and tim scott race. >> if you're tim scott it helps to have a superpac who back you. thank you very much. >>> exclusive interview on cnn, florida governor ron desantis, he'll join jake tapper tomorrow for a one-on-one campaign interview on the trail. at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> coming up, a leading house democrat now walking back comments that members of he

phil >> scott, take look at the largest automakers in terms of sales here in the united states. why are we showing you this? because the department of transportation has just put out proposed rules to increase the fuel economy standards in the united states between 2027 and 2032 we already know what the standards will be up through '26. what are they going to be through '27 to '32 54 miles per gallon for automakers and then you see up to just under 60 miles per gallon, that has to be the average that is expected by 2032 this is a proposal at in point, scott. 60 days from now we will see what the comments are on this and then we will see if it gets put into law as the d.o.t. wants to dramatically increase fuel economy in country. >> thank you noting as well, four chairs down after earnings yesterday about 3.5% phil lebeau, thank you. >>> a check on top stocks to watch towards the close. christina is here with that. >> more people are turning to roku to stream videos. it grew 50% in q2. roku is having its best day since 2019 after posting a smaller than expected loss on higher rev

scott, you were looking at the numbers for us. bring it on. >> yeah, very impressive. it even gets more impressive. 63%, according to lending tree, of the homes in san jose, the metro area, cost at least $1 million. that number goes to 53% in san francisco. you can see the entire united states 6% of the -- a real estate agent said if you count single-family homes, that number is 93%. >> wow! >> and again think about anywhere else in the country it would be rare to find $1 million home. here good luck finding one that isn't. >> they are all over the place. you got to speak with lending tree, i understand, about how they did this report, the study? >> yeah, and, you know, they are just looking at home prices here and in other states. by the way, the top four places are all in california. l.a. and san diego number three and four. and they say really the preponderance of tech workers and the salaries that are paid allows for home buying at these levels that you just don't see anywhere else in the country because for the most part you just don't see those salaries and stock

tim scott, senator from south carolina, looks like the next guy.id before, you know, that does not appear to be in the offering. i think the big question for republicans right now, is there anybody that can take on donald trump? the answer is far is no. >> yeah. i think that is absolutely right, at least at this point in the campaign. you and i, of course, will be watching. nbc news senior national politics reporter john allen, thank you. thank you for getting up "way too early" with us on this monday morning. "morning joe" kicks off right now. >>> senator tuberville, to say he is not jeopardizing national security when he injects politics into the defense process, and, frankly, this is not the time to do it, not when there is a war going on in europe, not when american leadership is vital to the international global order. for him to really jeopardize our national security by injecting politics and preventing our military leaders from being able to take their positions and do their jobs is really, you know, beyond distressing. it is just that, it

look. you might be right about desantis upping the scott walker of this cycle.ouldn't make that prediction just yet, but it still very early. bottom line is, i think desantis, the more voters get to know him, unfortunately, he's gotten -- he's been weaker. that's the harsh reality. and i think in many cases he's tried to outdo trump. he's taking very hard positions kind of like trump like, but why by the imitation when you get the real thing? but trump, that's a real problem for him in some of these other candidates. i think he's got to figure out his lane. i don't think this is a very smart lane by running on the politics of grievance and victimization. i think that is a mistake. that his politics needs to be a little bit more aspirational. now look, scott, he's still on the lower numbers and chris christie and others out there who are trying to make a more positive case are struggling as well. but, desantis, he's got to draw a sharper contrast with trump. he has to take it more firmly indirectly, he's not. he's a bit socially awkward i guess is probably the be

look at tim scott at 8% now. blican officials are looking at a poll like this, are they thinking there's a possibility for a tim scott to rise here and maybe be a viable challenge to donald trump? without question. one of the other things in this poll inside the numbers, strong favorability ratings for tim scott. republican viewers view them in a positive and favorable light. he also has a backup to the tune of $40 million. the super pac supporting him announced yesterday that they plan to spend $40 million in television ads alone in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, the three early-voting states to promote his candidacy. with people viewing him favorably woulgi him a boost. this poll is fascinating. 37% support donald trump and better than anyone else. six in ten republicans want to choose someone else. this is not the strength that donald trump has nationally, necessarily. so there aren't many state by state polls like this. this is one reason we know the republican party is, indeed, divided. but 37% is no

julia boorstin, thank you very much kate rogers, to you now on chipotle >> scott, analysts are looking for $12. 1 adjusted on revenues of $2.42 billion same store sales is an important metric projected to increase 7.5% a few key things will be of note this quarter, commodity inflation, and if it's cooled at all for chipotle with two high-priced items in beef and avocados, any color on consumer sentiment will be notable. chipotle has been able to hang on and even grow traffic in the face of higher prices over the last year and the ceo has long touted the brand's pricing power. there's been little resistance from customers finally, more details on its international expansion plans. we reported chipotle signed its first franchise partner in the middle east. any details on what might come next will be of note one of the best performing names year to date up 50% so far back over to you >> all right, kate rogers. thank you very much. we'll see what the numbers are cameron, the consumer has been hanging in for how long, i suppose is the question >> i think the consumer will continue to spend

and we have a bill sponsored by san francisco state senator scott wiener looking to increase the tolls. it successfully passed major hurdle. the state capitol recent and it could add up conference. michael thomas has the numbers live in. sandra fell. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning. that's right. they can be pricey. you know, this still has to make its way through the legislature. but if it does, we're looking at a $1.50 increase over the next 5 years. and again, that will be at 7 different bay area. bridges. take a look at this video as we talk about all of that. now, this bill is being called the safe, clean and reliable public transportation emergency act. it was introduced by state senator scott wiener and he says a dollar-fifty toll increase from january 2024, to december 2028 would raise 900 million dollars with the public transportation improvements and also give to the service cuts a struggling agencies like bart and muni. take a listen to what he had to say. >> we need to make the systems easier to use a more seamless today. it's really easy to not from one to the

scott. >> a look at our forecast was a to be on the soccer pitch over the weekend was job off.s, i hope it was in the morning this weekend to cause any other time of day. and i'm not so enjoyable anymore. >> we are going to be looking at a forecast that does get more enjoyable, though, especially towards the end of it. a cool down ahead of us and it couldn't come fast enough for a lot of us. this is your view outside from the east bay hills. lot of fog out there. we did see some cool ocean air streaming are right back into the bay last night. this offering up a nice cool evening. hopefully you've got those windows opened up and you're enjoying that nice, chris breeze this morning. very welcome. change that high pressure ridge built up across the region really played over the weekend, resulting in our hottest temps of the year. so far. but here's the change of pace. we've got high pressure. ridge is actually getting nudged out by the middle of the week. we start to see this low pressure area dropping in in. this is going to contribute to a big change by next weekend from the tri

over the weekend, mike pence any tim scott got a look at what is thought about the drain in ukraine. let's put it this way. the elect oshate and raytheon don't have the same interest when the border is open to the south and whose trend lines would you rather have with hispanic voters? republicans or democrats? hispanics support for democrats slid from 72% in 2018 to 60% in 2022. obviously desantis showed massive appeal in his state with hispanic voters, even in traditionally dominating areas like miami-dade. bottom line with my creeky voice, if you live in an area governed by republicans, you have reason to be optimistic. businesses are growing and schools are likely not controlled by radicals and you are not getting hammered with unnecessary taxes. if you live in california or new york or illinois or any place governed by the radical left, you have to deal with a failing biden administration and watch your state grow more and more fringe adcal at the same time and less competitive. inure 22, the republican party and i will say this a lot, you might get tired of it, it matters. i wil

for those who want to have a candidate to win in the general election, and they are looking at pence, desantis or scott or nikki haley, and looking at mike pence and what he did to stand up for the election process, and not standing in the way of the certification of the election results, and he is getting a lot of credit from rational republicans, and he did the right thing, and he is out there talking to the social con conservative voter, and he is better served to talk about that and education, and social safety across the nation. >> have a great weekend. >>> and transportation secretary pete buttigieg is looking at things improving, but most of the delays were from severe weather which cannot be helped, and this is a record as 50 million americans are going to be traveling this holiday weekend. both of the airlines and the head of the transportation are feeling heat. we go now to pete muntean who is live at reagan international there. how are things faring there? last hour, things were looking pretty good. compare to a week ago, and about only 900 delays now, and the day is young, and the faa is wa

scott is one of those. i want you to take a look here. favorability ratings for scott, trump, and desantis among republican voters, who hold a viewpoint of all three, right? we've eliminated those without an opinion. look who has the highest favorable rating amongst this group. it's tim scott at 89%. that's higher than donald trump's 82%, and ron desantis' 81%. and i think the question is, will scott move up in the polls, the better known he becomes? and i want you to take a look here. this is iowa, new hampshire, fresh polling out over the last week. look, donald trump is still well ahead in both of these states, but look who rounds out the top three. it's tim scott who's moving up in the polls. this is the question, will this two-way race become a three-way race, especially as a lot of republicans have soured a little bit on ron desantis in this race. >> fascinating, harry, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the extreme heat posing problems in more ways than one, including increasing the tick population. how to best protect yourself

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one other thing that i want to sh folks here, tim scott is spending a ton of money. lookingthis, he's second to most spent in iowa only behind ron desantis. when you campaign the trump campaign and the tim scott super pac, you're talking about a huge amount of money. and the desantis camp is attacking tim scott, worried about him. >> operright. in a way with the conundrum, we're thinking can he catch trump. but with desantis, what you want to do is get rid of the rest of the field, show you're dominant and no one else can catch you and it's going to be a two-person race anyway. and he cannot do that at this moment. and it gives a window for tim scott who nationally may not have the biggest recognition. and there's two states in the primary, one is iowa, and the other south carolina, his home state. >> right. i think the strategy, i mean, looking at those numbers and how much he's spending in iowa, it's very clear what he's doing. he wants iowa to be the place where he can make gains. as of now, trump doesn't need to win iowa, but if he does win iowa, a lot of people are sayi

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tim scott is surging, vivek ramaswamy continue to surge in the poll. >> joey: look what surge means.se, i get that. look now, he's on the precipice of majority of americans with this field supporting him in the face of these -- >> ainsley: that was july 15th through 19th, today is the 28th, measure than a week after that was taken. i wonder if the new three charges will affect his polls and shoot up higher. he will have opportunity to speak for 10 minutes, all candidates will speak for 10 not ms. this is first time rivals have been together, it is a rare appearance and trump will be here after the additional charges and he'll have a chance to talk. >> lawrence: ainsley what is the polling going to be after the new charges? what we've seen and pundits have said, these charges will hit him that hasn't been reflected in the polling, every time there is new charge, he surges in the polls. it is going to be interesting to see how this plays out. new headline in the hill talked about tim scott and we know tim scott's campaign is about unity of america and they are saying this, how mr. nice

scott and former governor and nikki haley neither have gotten traction in their home state. they have a profile but is trump they got tens of thousands of people to his rally this past week. lookp is a clear favorite. one of the points emily made, electability by those the desantis argument, the nikki haley, the tim scott argument. you look at desantis favorability numbers look at the matchups between him and bite and he's not any better than donald trump against her biden. that takes another major point away from the desantis campaign. south carolina for biden is also a big state. the dnc move that state to the very front of the primary line he is not going to win south carolina and a general election it's very important important state in 2020 he won the nomination. he is hoping the energy he is not shown so far in the campaign this year to show up and it really help him. >> he's running a general election campaign in south carolina at which is out there touting the economy, the good jobs report, pointing out we have had some growth in wages and inflation. he is running right now and read it stays to say to red states don't worry about my name, just a member the economy is d

russian forces of the kind of target that be specialized munitions single shows that then scott schools, the bottom looks over a wide area of men to, to deal with, especially given the lack of conventional artillery shells. we know there's a shortage of those and also the lack of from the ukrainian forces perspective, a lack of power. so as a believe that these are necessary, it does come across with a controversial risk elements that we always accept the, to, with the dropping of these a cluster bombs as a number of these palm, let's do not have good explode. and so, or less the around the battlefields to pose dangerous to civilians to farm is 2 villages. possibly for years to come. so there is a risk associated with that. but i think the fact that the ukrainians that they would argue of look, the civilian population is face risks for the best part of a year and a half now. and it is a fact that ukraine is willing to accept this risk. and also just to set things that it will be dropping these controversial bottoms on its own soil that has swayed the decision of the us to allow the use it comes with all

what people are looking at apparently is south carolina senator tim scott, the only black republican , they are looking at him as a potential alternative, is he a viable alternative. and is that why desantis campaign memo that leaked this week said the campaign would try to draw contrasts with the south carolina senator? >> that's one of the most interesting parts of that number. they have been fact-checking him so much. this is a person who pulls in fifth or sixth place. clearly that desantis people are seeing something. people are starting to look elsewhere. yes, tim scott checks all the boxes that you would want and your candidate. a strong republican who doesn't like donald trump. he's got a clear worldview. he's a relatively good campaigner. he's not gonna get you in trouble. he's not gonna embarrass you. he's raised a lot of money. i have a question of whether tim scott has what it takes to get in the mud and actually take down trump. that's a big open question. but in terms of someone to bring together the rest of that party i think he would be a really attractive candidate. >>

scott. >>> let's take a live look outside. oh, i was hoping for a little brighter look of the grinl. i guess you'll find that inland right now. >> it's really just right over the bridge, though. the rest of the city is clearing out. but it will keep was a wide range in temperatures as we are now starting to see a little bit of some cooling headed for the inland areas. take a live look outside in san rafael. all clear, sunny, and it's feeling nice there with some upper 60s and low 70s. santa rosa right now at 73 degrees. then you held across the bay to oakland, it's in the mid-60s. then the farther you go inland, the hotter it is. vacaville at 83 degrees. but when you compare this to yesterday at this time, some spots anywhere from 2 to 10 degrees lower than yesterday, and we are going to see those temperatures continuing to come down for the afternoon highs, especially for some areas around the inner bay with some low 70s in hayward, reaching into the mid-80s for concord. we've really been feeling that heat in the valleys, but they're going to have a bit of a break for a little while

it's how the world is looking at 9 at $28.00 am muskets on this tuesday. i'm pizza scott's and i'll be back with another look at today's biggest noise and about an hour. thanks for watching the so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very clear to get a time time to sit down and talk. i the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to was a part. we're schoolers have low pointed out that having the united states as a security backer, has to create a hold of moral hazard for its allies. cool. open become jo, politically inflated and more resistant to compromise this piece proposal. but when it comes to the war in the ukraine, is washington even interested in peace? well, to discuss that i'm now joined by david pine, a former us army, combust arms officer and military affairs commentator. mr. pine is great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you so mu

scott, when you look at those ads, obviously, they are not advocating for any other candidate. gainst donald trump. >> yeah, so if you are ron desantis, you like it, if you are tim scott you might like it as well. my question about these ads and any other efforts to go after trump on television is, is there a tv ad that can change someone's opinion about donald trump? even that sentiment right there, a lot of republicans believe that. and some of them are not going to vote for him. but a lot of them are going to end up voting for him -- would seeing that really change the dynamic for trump? i am dubious. i'm not saying it couldn't be true. but i wonder. >> what about a tv interview? because governor ron desantis, a few months of go, if you went on fox news, it was quite friendly to him. but he no longer seems to be able to rely on them for that. because, obviously, he's a candidate now. that changes it. but now he has been going on. he's been getting pressed multiple times on his poll numbers, the fact that he is not doing better in these polls, shows an example of what he has b

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look that old. i am a little under 103. >> let's go. i'm tim scott of my approve message. >> a poll shows that when voter were asked if they thought bide or trump had the judgment the server at the mental soundness to serve, the results showed lo confidence. >> there is an age limit? i don't know. i think he is a little old to b depressive mp is. >> mind many not want to see at 2020 rematch, it is not affecte the hunger for new candidates. trump has a 34-point lead over ron desantis and biden has a 47% lead over robert kennedy junior. >> americans are done there the are and they are done. they want term limits. they fought mandatory testing for people over the age of 75 for competency. >> many challenges have dismissed the polls saying in 2016 jeb bush was the favorite and that a lot can happen between now and those first primary votes next year. >> although jeb bush was not up by 30. great to see you in dc. let's bring in former gubernatorial candidate from michigan. i don't know if you saw the video but i was looking. tim scott throws a good ball.

scott. >>> a live look in san francisco this morning, where a new option may soon be available for peoplerying to make it in the bay. super viruses today will vote on legislation calling for several hundred new homes. this is going to cover three different properties in the area surrounding opera plaza, and it would also include a new campus for the french american international high school. 40% of the 671 proposed homes would be considered permanently affordable. district 5 supervisor dean preston authored the measure. >>> trending this morning, a new documentary on bay area basketball icon steph curry. >> the film details curry's rise to the top and the doubts he cast aside of others along the way. >> do not rely on him to run your team. >> he's about 5'6". >> looks like a little kid. >> 150 pounds soaking wet. >> that was when i really understood i'm different. >> different and great. underrated comes out this friday on apple tv. it depicts the rise from his college days at davidson so his leading role in the warriors dynasty. it also focuses on the hurdles he had to overcome, includin

scott is the one to be worried about. david: i see it the same. i think at this point mostly what you want to focus on, it's like spring, you are looking at pitchers political skills? that's more important. tim scott has skills. he's just good at this. he will get his moment. geoff: all right, thanks to you both. ♪ amna: the author of the new book titled "building" is, as you might suspect, a carpenter who knows his way around tools. but rather than a how-to book, this one is about developing any kind of craft and skill, along with a few hard-earned lessons for living a good life. jeffrey brown has the story for our arts and culture series, canvas. jeffrey: in 1840's house now being restored and renewed. mark: everything you see on the outside of the house is brand new. every board, every stick, every ick. but made to look like that photograph. jeffrey: an 1840's house, now being restored and renewed. a 1940's photo, used to guide the work on the exterior, mandated by new york city's landmarks preservation rules. mark ellison is doing the best he can. but who knows if this is really how it originally looked? mark: is this preservation? i'm not sur

. >> importance of hearing that from tim scott in this moment? >> yeah, lookbout the issues i think in terms of most people can understand. probably gives a little bit too much grace to ron desantis. that's who he is. everybody has a bad day. sometimes you wind up praising slavery. that's a little bit more than a bad day. but it's deeply offensive what desantis is saying. take, i don't know, child sexual predation and traffics, which is something that the right-wing is concerned about. what i say, you know, maybe your piano teacher molested you but you learned how to play the piano. your football coach molested you, but you learned how to throw a football. that's tone deaf and horrible but that's what desantis is doing. and i think it should be disqualifying. the party of lincoln should not have someone apologizing for slavery anywhere near them. >> tonight is the lincoln dinner and the campaign that tim scott promised to run is a positive one. it's so in contrast to some of the ads we have seen from other pacs, but he is rising in the polls. can you win on a

so it could be years before we see these new rules actually in place, scott >> and as i look at the stocks, should we be looking more towards those more regional banks? the mid-sized ones that you referenced rather than the larger ones for any kind of stock reaction because when i look at the larger ones they're certainly not negative on this news. yeah, you're spot on, scott. the window between $100 billion in assets and 250 billion in assets as to weather more stringent capital rules would apply to that sub sector of banks. so because this speech indicated that anything above 100 billion would be applicable for some of these tighter capital requirements, there is still a lot of uncertainty with regard to his comments, but that made it clear that that 100 billion or more would indeed be required to be subject to some of these regulations, as well >> gotcha. leslie, thank you. leslie picker following the money. up next, we're tracking the biggest movers as we head to th close and kristina partsinevelos. >> soaring bitcoin and a warning sign for agricultural stocks and i'll explain all of t

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say donors are not worried that desantis doesn't have to use. >> -- >> now they are taking a look at ten scott most fundamental thing and politics. you to find the differences between you and your opponent. >> and no one's looking, you know, the whole theory of the centers is that people want an alternative to trump. there is no push to have an alternative to trump. 51% of the primary vote right now. >> i want to challenge tim scott's comment that we all have intrinsic value and the eye of the lower. speak for yourself, buddy. here is the thing about this. we, you know, have a take on trump, eight of trump. i think the loyalty to it and looked parts of your militant base or sentence. i myself contract. john ellis, a very smart man, keeps saying you have got to figure out a way to hug trump while you shove him. beating him up is not with republican base wants to see. the people who vote republican, they don't want to see some will say don trump is terrible. they want someone who says, the gold for the g, -- >> that's what desantis is kind of trying -- >> but desantis is so obviously not ready f

scott? got to look at that every monday, mars experiment intensifies. >> 12 celebrities embarking on daring missions. oh. oh, gosh. in an out of this world competition like you've never seen. >> are you here to help with our mission today? >> will they survive? will these five? >> only one will make it to the end. five stars on mars. mondays, eight, seven central on fox. >> so sunday, there are so many aspects to this that are troubling to even shown on the administration' and i think you will, too. i can feel the winds of changedu . i know, i know. i.ls so >> it feels sogo good clapping, doesn't it? welcome back. or feeling lazy so we won't go crazy. which means it's time fo.r goodb watching. it's sad, but we can do it. yeah. >> yeah. >> nob nobody's watching cause it's later on friday night and you'st should be out doing lord knows what. >> sorry, shannoe y n. >> oh, and the lord does know what you're doing. yeah. lordy. so we're just going to prattle on like schoolgirls. longcat, have a fun story to she >> i can't wait to hear it. tell us more. photre dll us >> i suro. >> so, over the we

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scott? >> julia, we'll look forward to it in o.t. quick word from you?ll the stock has performed in the last year or so or the last eight months there are analysts that have yet to be persuaded if there is a buy here there's another way to flip that i think it's a net positive that they're getting rid of it that they feel like they have the ability to do that i think it is about how they say the password crackdown has legs to it as opposed to it just being a one-time rush of new members. >> so you could get eight in a row for the dow and new 52-week highs for all three. 35k above that on the dow. >> yeah. a lot of the -- a lot of the hurdles are being cleared at least in terms of round numbers. the s&p 500, again, we're getting into the friday monthly exploration. the futures and a lot of this stuff is getting toward where you might say maybe enough for now and the pullbacks are modest that it's hard to get too disturbed. there's been this outbreak of calm among investors that it seems like it wants to last a little longer. i mentioned the volatility ind