to allow gaming near tribal opportunities give me a sense of this push and pull between what the seminoles which is a near monopoly on gaming in the state. >> i'm the person who negotiates the contract and we certainly understood in order to obtain the votes for approval, we needed to be reception to restrictions and those type things so if a company is interested in running a referendum, we understand and that's legally possible obviously, we're going to protect our home turf. we think that once all the court cases are decided then we'll have a better barometer as to how to deal with referendums from our competitors or in some cases, potentially partnerships or doing it on our own >> you told me within 60 days. you think it's possible that sports betting launches on october 15th >> certainly there are legal challenges and certain individuals and organizations are trying to file immediate relief we're hopeful we prevail, but keep min mind, we're not the target it's the state of florida and the united states department of interior >> we're following closely jim allen, thank you for your tim

boo-yah from seminole, florida. >> seminole, florida holy cow >> caller: thank you for taking my call all right what's up? >> caller: in light of the huge advances china is making in all areas of technology and aerospace in particular, do you think lockheed martin is a good investment right here, and does lmt have legs to run >> man, they just crushed the snake. jim taper is a very, very apible person i saw him last week at dinner. he was in american tower made a ton of money for us this is very good level. i bet it doesn't get to 4% yield but i don't think it goes down much more. i think it's a good thing to buy. and call me crazy but i'm actually proud that these companies are made right here in america! maybe you should show some pride too! on "mad money" tonight, we're covering everything from autos to home. what impacts the company's bottom line? i will get with the ceos and pro logic, you maybe never heard of these guys, they're big business they know supply chain they're going to tell us what the heck is going on thermia fisher, yes, pcr tape, had bullish guides i'm putting the

. >> in the office after hours in seminole county tax collector's office with joel greenberg and a tripna, not optics the public. >> i've never been to the bahamas with a lobbyist, that's not accurate. i was on a trip as many floridians do to go to the bahamas, nothing about that is criminal. and i didn't do anything criminal while i was there. as for, you know, the optics of going to a tax collector's office, i've never used a tax collector's office in seminole county or anywhere else for anything improper. >> what you see there is something somewhat unusual which is gaetz outside of right wing media actually getting questioned about this. he talks about the tax collector's office. that is the very office his ally greenberg used to run, run into the ground and into improprieties, now, the news this week was greenberg requesting a delay in his own sentencing, citing his cooperation with prosecutors that he needs more time to share what he knows. now, how does that affect gaetz? well, he was questioned about this, and here's what he said. >> i believe there may have been a time where gre

we sat earlier with jim allen the ceo of hard rock and seminole gaming.l me about the ballot initia initiative you have joined in on to try to get entrance on what could be the biggest betting sports market in the united states >> there is complexity on how we navigate both florida and california represent interesting opportunities, but i think we are doing that in a way that will ultimately benefit the consumers in those states. in florida the education campaign and in california, great causes like homelessness and mental health. >> we look forward to listening in on your calls thank you for this first interview as ceo >> thank you contessa and amy howe guy, we have had analysts on in the past, and say as much as sports gaming gets attention, but igaming is a huge opportunity. >> there will be a few winners it is a huge land grab i think draftkings gets about 87% of their revenue on sales and marketing. at a certain point this will sort itself out and the wheat will be separated from the chaffe pdy is a $35 billion company penn is at a critical level. al

in florida somebody shirley from georgia where he was fighting the seminoles in mississippi, by the late 1850s he was in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians in october 1, 1858 he was fiercely wounded at the battle of wichita village, while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this and i have a lot to cover and i will probably short myself somewhere else, right here in his life in case i cannot finish this program, and his life this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises come from the time he was stationed in the piecework army, anyway at the battle of wichita village while holding the rain in his left hand and aero that probably would've hit his heart instead hit him above the wrist and after passing between two bones stopped near the elbow, i don't know exactly how to describe that to you but i don't think i have to if that did not get your goose up after lunch i'll tell you this another arrow fired from below his horse, the opponent was below struck him on the right side puncturing both lungs and stomach before exiting his left side. he reportedl

. >> so the seminole question on gruden was, not that people will like the emails. they're not. they're ugly. it that while he wasn't with the los vegas raiders at the time, this was years and years ago, even this new trove from "the new york times" that they talk about is a seven-year period that ended 2018 and it's an interesting question. what is the relevance of time to what somebody did? do you give context to whether or not the morals were the same then? the sensitivities were the same? for the los vegas raiders, the issue is it didn't happen on our watch but at what point does the person you have now, the employer you have now have to act on what you did in the past? >> you don't say a player, his lips were like michelin tires. i don't think that was okay at any time. it was okay to share, you know, images of cheerleaders and female reps and msay, you know, nice job or comment on their personal parts or what have you. i have breaking news. i have a response from jon gruden. i got to go and get to the person that wrote the article. love you, brother. see you later. >>> aga

in florida somebody shirley from georgia where he was fighting the seminoles in mississippi, by the late 1850s he was in texas and oklahoma chasing the indians in october 1, 1858 he was fiercely wounded at the battle of wichita village, while holding the reins of his horse, i'm going to describe this and i have a lot to cover and i will probably short myself somewhere else, right here in his life in case i cannot finish this program, and his life this is where the style of command that earl van dorn exercises come from the time he was stationed in the piecework army, anyway at the battle of wichita village while holding the rain in his left hand and aero that probably would've hit his heart instead hit him above the wrist and after passing between two bones stopped near the elbow, i don't know exactly how to describe that to you but i don't think i have to if that did not get your goose up after lunch i'll tell you this another arrow fired from below his horse, the opponent was below struck him on the right side puncturing both lungs and stomach before exiting his left side. he reportedl

little under 14 heading across towards the peninsula down to 14 and another traffic collision here in seminoled south of and renee wrote darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot a list talk warriors for wins in a row to start the season. it's always fun to talk when we're winning and the warriors certainly are their latest victory came. >> at the expense of the oklahoma city thunder. they went down to defeat last night. well, lowers on the road. let's take a peek at the highlights with kron four's. jason, 2 months. >> good morning, everyone. the warriors were out flyover state yesterday. a quick matchup with the thunder before 8 straight right here in san francisco and the thunder might be the worst team in the league. but they came out and they were playing some inspired ball. there you see steph warming up 1st quarter shea gilgeous alexander. probably their best player knocks down the 3 right there. 3119 he had 30 points late in the first step. curry doing what he does best out the ball. but okc up 11 at halftime. shep had 23 3rd quarter dubs turned it on making game. ian lee had a huge game

seminole 69 degrees.rd in the mid 60's concord and walnut creek. 72 degrees going to see a stronger sea breeze and we are also tracking a chance of some possible light to moderate showers arriving. first for those of you in the north bay bring about a quarter of an inch of rain or less 64 degrees for valais hope and also tracking cooler temperatures for santa rosa 63 degrees in mill valley trying to flirt with 60's but only warming up to 59 degrees for your sunday afternoon below average temperatures remaining all the upcoming week long. in facta we're tracking rain as well. storm after storm about 2 to 3 waves of energy with the storms making its way into the bay area where by sunday into monday, our favorite 2 letter words, a yard atmospheric river could actually make its way into the bay area. i know just teens excited. >> those are my favorite. >> the your favorite 2 letters about time. i'll say that. let's get some rain on the board. usually they don't start until halloween. so the fact that we're ge

almost exclusively in lower level cases, misdemeanor cases, there was a seminole moment as the week endede first two defendants to pleadt guilty to misdmeanors and get jail sentences from the judge. both acknowledged being unlawfully on thewl grounds january 6 th, both had tactical gear with them, both were accused of proceeding into the capitol despite seeing warning signs of unrest, the judge gave each of them 45 days in jail. and monday, promises to be one of the, busiest days yet in th u.s.in capitol riot prosecution at full docket including federo kline, the former trump administration appointee who pleaded not guilty. that's the latest in washington. i'm scottat mcfarland. now back to you. >>> now to some breaking news from the west coast this morning. orange county as officials are waiting to get their best look yet at a massive oil spill that is being described as a potential ecological disaster. >> yeah, this is video that we got in overnight during the daytime hours yesterday. so thee spill is about three miles off the coast of new port beach in orange county. you see the dark s

and we should note that similar chants are performed by other sports teams like the florida state seminolest's been marked by culturally insensitive and often downright racist statements. >> in the meantime cnn's doni owe sullivan went to the ballpark ahead of the game and spoke to georgians about how they feel about the former president showing up. >> baseball fans showing up here at the world series in atlanta tonight having mixed feelings about the former president showing up to the game. have a listen. how do you think trump will be received here? >> i hate to say it. >> hate to say it. >> we are fans. >> yes. we like his policies. we don't like his attitude sometimes, but we like his policies. >> you think he will get some more cheers than boos maybe tonight? >> more cheers than boos, absolutely. >> his personality is a little bit on the -- over the top. >> there's a special guest coming tonight. >> oh, yeah, we heard. the one that doesn't like baseball. >> what do you think about that? >> we're here to see the baseball game. >> do you think he'll get a warm welcome or booed or what? >

the table here to discuss that and president biden and so much more, james fallows, author of the seminole media criticism book "breaking the news," and now the title of his substack. and also with me axios media reporter sara fischer, white house correspondent brittany shepherd and david zurawik, professor of media studieyies. you have been trying to con krall how the debt limit is covered. simply put, what has the media got wrong in this story? >> the main one is what you laid out and clearly in the introduction. there's something happening that's not normal and not a threat, it's not the normal politicalization or disagreement we might have over immigration policy or dealing with china. it's an outright threat to the country, an extreme example of some countries saying we're going to dump anthrax in the water supply unless you do x, y or z. that is a threat. this is not a public health threat. it's a threat that can real economic implications. but the intent of the media is present all of these things in the ways we're familiar with as a standoff, as a negotiation, a chess game, who is

but tomorrow going to be much cooler out here in the livermore 66 68 and dublin 67 in seminole 70 forakland down to castro valley as well renda 71 in conquered danville. also looking at 70's tomorrow. a 69 in vacaville. so little cooler up there in fairfield at 69 valais hosts 70 santa rosa expected to hit 68 degrees tomorrow below normal temperatures for several places. votto expected to hit 73. so here's our extended forecast tuesday. temperatures remain pretty much the same as what we're going to see tomorrow. so now very windy day tomorrow and the least it's we're not going any 90's. >> we cool, but the fire weather concern is elevated for tomorrow. erica, thank you. >> check this out. a bear and a minnesota zoo. miraculously pick the vikings to win over the lions in today's game. she. obviously a vikings fan living in minnesota zoo keeper set up the to car. jack o lanterns for the bear to choose from. >> and she's drawn like a magnet to the pumpkin with a vikings lobo carved right into it. and lo and behold, she was right. the vikings beat the lines today 1917. so how would she k

i have to mention we had this on the show, university of florida, i'm a seminole these are gators butracking these trends and the chief epidemiologist tracking these football games says not seeing covid ramifications, the outdoor events are not the up soer spreader events people worried they were going to be. so i think some americans are deciding that they know better for themselves. >> brian: we haven't felt this way, the government was the problem, remember, ronald reagan ran on that katie, the government's the problem, get out of the way. and now do you think this poll convince you that american's changed their minds or do you need to see more? >> you combine with this joe biden's polling numbers with his job approval and yes they're getting frustrated but it's more about the philosophy that you have behind government. so when there's a big crisis people tend to think that the government should be able to handle it. then they screw it up, and they go too far, especially democrats, and implement all these things that people say are, you know, should have done a yearing a, they're n

and that were threatened one of the world's largest seminoles. that is why i'm refusing to sell out the artic national wildlife reserves to oil and gas. these predictions provide a bridge to the past but they also build a bridge to a safer more sustainable future where we strengthen our economy and pass on a healthy planet to our children and our grand children. let me close with this. edward abby, a writer who worked as a ranger at the arches national park in utah, wrote, and i quote, this is the most beautiful place on earth. there are many such places. every man and woman carries in heart and mind the image of the ideal place, the right place, the one true home known or unknown, actual or visionary. end of quote. folks, that is the united states of america. that is america. a country we all share together. a country that we must protect together. and this is just one more step in doing what other presidents have done, starting with teddy roosevelt and i'm now going to sign these proclamations and thank you all. thank you all for your support.

that is directly connected to deion sanders having been a florida state seminole. in my opinion the same way for the atlanta braves. this is not malicious. it's not designed to be a negative. it is designed to be an honor of the history of native americans in the country and i would encourage braves fans to chop on, keep it going and win game four tonight with herschel walker and donald trump in attendance. it's going to be a wild scene in atlanta. will: you are right. not presenting anyone against the offense. the offense is manufactured so the agitate tores can continue to bring virtue. it doesn't end. the fascinating discussion that you and i have had where does it go next at 6:00 i saw you tweeting about the vikings, the fighting irish where does it go next? the answer is some place. there will always be another place to go. i have got get going, will. >> they have to they have no reason of predicting these woke progressive activists they always have to find a new target. which is why you can't negotiate with them on things like this because it's never going to

you can see it drawn out here from seminole in fremont on over towards palo alto.s only going to cross further and further your direction. so although we do have a break right now from sonny bill down to saratoga rainfall is going to pick actually dry out or dried out so i can time it out for you when that rainfall does arrive. so for areas like fremont expect rainfall intensity to increase really here. just in a couple minutes. saratoga around 08:17am santa clara closer to 8.20, san jose around the 8.30, mark as when you'll start to see rainfall picking up north bay quite the different perspective that second wave of moisture well, it's already start to move out for you. so while we're still raining across the richmond center fell bridge in along 80 from toledo to vacaville, napa. you just moved out of rainfall. sandra fell, you just write out as well. novato drive out about 20 to 30 minutes ago. santa rosa in guerneville. you've been dry for a minute now. and once we dry out, we stay dry for the rest of the day today. so it's pretty easy to spot where that rain i

so for those of you in seminole pleasanton livermore on a little bit further north towards san ramon to increase here in about 15 to 20 minutes. showers working their way to the north and east. finally the north bay cloverdale down to santa rosa down to novato. it may be dry south of there, at least for the moment, not dry. the roadways are wet, but no active rainfall for some of those spots from nevado northward to cloverdale. it is certainly not the case. in fact, right around santa rosa, you've got heavy rain falling at this very moment. same just south of guerneville north of the point raise area and up into lake county. we've had some very heavy rainfall, too warm for any snow across mount saint but it is definitely wet up there into lake and mendocino counties. cold front making its way in across the region this morning. that's what's also upping our wind. so it's really not just the rain you're dealing with. you've also got some very windy conditions on our bridges this morning. and that is going to only complicate the situation further as we talked about at the start of the f

you know, the makeshift spaces outdoors were really good preparation for i'm a seminole towne as wellwe you know, the whole vi that i do want to do with traditional theater. i want people to come into a place where they thought it's like this is a theater. you know, i want people to come in and think oh, this is a little, you know, rundown apartment the i hotel the way that it's kind of designed is has a gallery space and it's may and it's really adaptable. and so we've done this kind of thing where it's like 70 black box the kind of within the structure itself. so it does feel like a guy's apartment when you actually their lives in the space. the way it slip that the props around you to weigh how how close you are. also to be to the production. and so the performance it's just been a delight. i think the last 2 performances people really enjoyed this committee feel of the area that space. again, i don't know. it just gives us like want. there's a warmth to it soon as i walked us that place, it just felt like i got to take a chance on this and try it this way and it's worked out. hone

first and foremost, it starts with my sense that this really is a seminole moment in democracy, not just country by country outside of the united states going from democracy to authoritarianism. we see things like was discussed around january 6th. we understand polarization, extremism, misrepresentation of fact and so forth. all of these things are perilling our democracy. it is in this context that one has to think about the core institutions of democracy and the role they can play in fortifying democracy in this moment. typically, we think about courts. we think about the media as guardians of our democracy, elected representatives in government. but the truth is, the university is also, to my mind, an absolutely critical site for how we bolster and make democracy stronger. we do that in a number of different ways, starting first and foremost with a growing and incredible diversity of race, religion, geography, and socio-economic status that is represented in our student bodies. and this extraordinary opportunity we have in the united states, where if there is a trend to enclaves, we b

will: started with 1990s with deion sanders, he came from florida state where the seminoles do that at their games. i think the 1990s i'm correct when atlanta braves adopted the chop as well. pete: in '91, the twins played the braves. i distinctly remember the tomahawk chop. will: that would be right at the beginning of deion's career. if i'm correct. i could be wrong. pete: maybe i'm wrong. i'm remembering the tomahawk chop at 11. will: we got to go. pete: so-called tolerant left ruining the a bride's big day, democrat senator krysten sinema was present. the shocking video. plus this, rachel. rachel: do you have a favorite halloween movie? [screaming] >> here's johnny! pete: i asked this yesterday. rachel: you did ask the question, will. we're coming back around to this. we're looking at best scary flicks. we'll have that for you. you can send yours -- pete: friends at foxnews.com. nothing like a little 6:00 a.m. "the shining". ♪ ♪ ♪ it's perfect, right, it's perfect. no, you know what, a few more. hey, hey, hey! check it out! we got to get these lights set up. dad! ♪ ♪ at lowe's, we