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. >> gentlemen, stay right, they're steve scott's gun numbers coming. it steeple can you tell us? >> like i, said they are gonna start to come in and what you can see is this map of california, these are counties where you're looking at the governor's race right here. again, this is an open primary. all sorts of candidates on this ballot. gavin newsom, running far far ahead right now. we are just tracking to see which counties are starting to report in the boats. when you are seeing is that this is two counties here, with key congressional districts. we don't have anything yet from san francisco. we don't have anything yet from los angeles. but the marquee races are. but two to shoot house races in terms of control of the house, we do have a ton of votes in from those. let me show you what we've gotten in those. we'll start down here. you go to the 49th district, southern orange county and northern san diego county. here the incumbent is marked 11. about two thirds of the vote, was all just reported out that. once again, that's the mail vote. those are the ballots that were return

options after-market you buy the uranianium and on a call for about five months >> thank you steve weisz. >> scottas going, i guess. i had to ask anyway. all right, steve >> predictableable >> that's all right. as long as you're on the right side of the market, predictable is okay. >> union pacific supply chain showing a lot of construction in the last few years. that's a lot of material that has to be transported in bulk in a aggregate and railways are the way to do it >> wale see what happens i'm staying long >> and did you see the positive note from adam jonas on ford, mgm? that's how we do it. and we all saw the a-block seriously, we're running outet of time. basically his best ev play was general motors and ford. >> just to sum it up, it was about cash flow. gm and ford need to start buying back shares. cash flow. they need to buy back shares >> both were up higher earlier thanks so much for joining us. "the exchange" is now. >>> thank you, scott a and welcome, everybody one day and one hour away. will it be 50 or 75 basis points what does the market want? we'll try to answer all these questi

mac ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests - dakota johnson adam scottusical guest carrie underwood and featuring the legeary roots crew >> questlove: 1670 >> steve: and now here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness that sounds great. [ cheers and applause welcome. welcome everybody. welcome. enjoy yourself welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're here. thank you for watching [ cheers and applause i appreciate it. let's get to some news, guys president biden's approval rating continues to slide. yeah and a new poll found that since taking office, the biggest drop in support has been among young voters though to biden, i'm pretty sure a young voter is just a a voter. [ laughter ] then biden said, "so this means i'm doing okay with older voters?" and his staff was like, "oh, goodness no. [ laughter ] speaking of biden, i read as fuel prices continue to surge, the white house is considering a temporary suspension of the federal gas tax. yeah, they're considering it, so - [ lau

they're buying august 19 calls at wendy's >> and steve weisz >> no surprise to you, scott, but i'm stayingng to be with me in "overtime" today as we focus on the market you could say it's energy prices, crude oil, north of 120. you've got natural gas north of 9 bucks. don't forget to factor in the intel warning, if you want to call it that talking down their business at that event and one of the reasons they had taken their ownb numbers down yet again. you start looking ahead to earnings you got the cpi on friday and earnings are already starting to be a downer before they come out. then we have to focus on what apple might deliver. and morgan stanley talking about the app store and slow down in services too the exchange is now. >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. here's what's coming up this hour the nasdaq having another volatile session it was rying to make it three days in a row earlier on we managed to climbb back to where we were in early may is all of this a bear market bounce, a durable bottom and a look at market share energy as oil climbs above 120 bucks a barrel today

. >> yep and dan ives i have some agreement with steve on some negativity as well, scott. at some point when you look at the growth that they had, especially through the last couple years, through the pandemic and everything else, can they keep that pace. is there some sort of normalized level they might go to and fx being an issue as well, we are talking a company 50% in the u.s. and 50% international, so they have major exposure that combination of that and the fact that maybe there's a bit of a slowing. i'm not saying slowing down too much or not saying hit the brakes, these guys are in trouble, i'm saying does it normalize back look back five years ago to see where they were from growth perspective, where they were the last couple of quarters. it is very significant do we get back to some normalized growth and we might if that's the case, then it is not as cheap it is one of the reasons why i am not diving in today i didn't dive in when it was down more than it is now and i'm still looking at it, trying to figure out do they have the possibility of being able to grow a

steve v kovac. he's there as they have this news on the backdrop of what's going to come in the quarter >> reporter: yes, scott, that's right. in about 40 minutes wwdc starts and that's going to be where we learn a lot about software for all the various platforms, iphone, ipad and so forth but hanging over this event, scott, is augmented reality and this headset we're expecting later this year so what i'm going to be looking for is anything that apple announces today that kind of builds on that foundation of augmented reality they already have now, you might not know it, augmented reality already exists on your iphone and has but the use cases aren't there because it's annoying to hold up your phone and go all over the place with it so the idea is they might have some new features today on the iphone that can be translated later to the augmented reality headset, scott. >> we'll look out for it thanks, steve. the bottom line is, doc, great new features, all great, fun event out there. doesn't move the stock it's not a stock mover, right? >> no, you'll still be worried about -- >> you got a month left before we

steve scott was one of a number of viewers to query the expense of using that helicopter footage. crews into the start of cabinet meetings has happened weekly for the last three weeks, and it's raised some questions in the minds of viewers such as jamie newell. in recent months, a trend appears to have developed showing clips of cabinet meetings on the main bbc one six o'clock news. we see mrjohnson surrounded by nodding members of his cabinet, promoting what they claim to be doing. these are no more than party political broadcasts. we don't see shadow cabinet meetings on the news, do we? the bbc is supposed to be impartial. this is not impartial news coverage. we asked bbc news for a response to that. here's the statement they gave us: when news of thursday's two by—election results came in, borisjohnson was in rwanda, and hanging over his trip, there was the government's controversial plan to send asylum seekers to that country. that term 'asylum seekers', along with 'refugees' is the most common one being used around this issue on the bbc, as you can hear in these two recent re

scott to the minions. >> oscar nominated actor steve carell here to talk about his latest >> any chance he'll do a weathermore with you today on june 28, 2022 >>> girls trip from wisconsin. >> from indiana. she just graduated >> celebrating her sweet 16 from oregon >> our first time at the today show >> from colorado >> celebrating 36 years of marriage >> shout out to my dad watching at home. >> from jackson, mississippi >> i'm turning 49 today. >>> a that is my jam tuesday morning or as craig calls it tues-yay. >> if you join us tomorrow, you are in for a treat if you think it is too expense jif to swing a summer vacation, we have some good news >> joining us with some money saving trips for camping on the cheap. >> and you may not have to fly to go camping. >> we start in texas whereat least 46 people are dead and what officials are calling one of the worst cases of human smuggling in decades morgan is with us with the latest >> reporter: good morning. a heartbreaking discovery on this remote road also a massive crime scene we've learned in the last few minutes that just 100 yards behind us, a city work

steve karel has a whole lot to say about ryan gosling. but we start off with mariah, proving she's one of the best. scottas that. >> she was one of the many wild surprises at this year's b.e.t. awards. for all those doubting if she could hit those high notes, don't you worry. ♪ ♪ mariah made her stunning appearance during best new

scott stale, and suddenly that universe shrank. >> once the nestled on the news that there was an elizabeth feldman's office, i was certain who it was. >> you knew? >> i knew. >> knew exactly how steve and who was behind the murders. rick knew because lee years earlier, he had taken on the case of a scott still doctor named connie jones. >> yes, i had my own terrorists. my own personal terrorist. >> connie was on summer break from college in 1984 when she started dating a young soldier named dwight jones. dwight was stationed at fort bragg, north carolina. >> you are 18, he was 22? >> correct. >> young, two young. >> your first boyfriend? >> yes. >> he told me he wanted to be an attorney. so he seemed to have aspirations. >> they married in 1988 after her first year of medical school. dwight left the army after three years. and soon connie realized that while she was working hard to become a doctor, dwight was doing nothing. >> i don't recall him ever working more than two or three days. because every job that he would get there would be some issue. so we lived in medical school, on my financial aid. >> that's probably not how you grew up? >> that is not. my family has the best work

scott shafer in for priya david clemens. thgold sta warriors held off the celtics winning their fourth nba championship in eight years. all of them under the leadership under coach steve kerr. here talk about the season is mark willard. mark, what a year? what a season. no one really saw this coming. anyonewho said they did is probably lying. why was it, no one that the warriors could do it this year? >> is money. they were like one of the top five or six of the favorite, but it wasn't like anyone believed it. it was like a respect not for their previous accomplishments. they have been trying to overcome so many devastating injuries. if you look at their arc over the last three years, the departure of kevin durand, lee thompson with back to back devastating injuries, a torn acl and a torn achilles. not quite as bad. for three years running, they were never healthy as a group. even this year, they were never fully all there at the same time until the playoffs started. it was almost a leap of faith, to think if they ever were to get back together, maybe it would look like it used to. suddenly it did. >> suddenly it did. it is all about peaking at the right time. steve k

steve skip a couple. he passed through to craig's kennel. somebody magazine box for credit to the teachers could choose to post what work out, what the webcam store committee. william scott suddenly is my point scholar took over showing as my imp. cuz what got good news do it to me come now. i mean, what the actual set up north unit is to control it, perform well in skate is near to get all swollen. chevy, raspberries, which plays ground for it is very frustrating for losing a child because she had a maniachi the not plato by a show she was a new. okay, are you having a pap rekey and manage is that you have to look at it at the studio because we're getting a push get with midway down we're you can when you mean you could, we're just a kid just to play in order to play with it and that the just and ready to answer. so the get the builder will much stuff. use nuclear williams. could you give the deceptive dish? lydia, what has been done with rocks? it was media give pieces with o. u. n. documents left behind by insurgents contained compelling evidence that the was a strategic rationale behind the eventual decision to purge of anemia and late and get lisa or of outlanders,

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scott cohn live in san francisco. >>> in just 60 seconds, primary coverage continues the first polls to close in less than an hour now steve kornacki live at the big board with the other races to watch and planes being grounded. sometimes nightmarish travel the airlines say it's simple, they don't have enough pilots, but now the pilots' union says the airlines are not telling it straight >>> plus, goodyear announcing a massive tire recall. the decision federal investigators report comes too >>> this is the busiest primary election of the year voters heading to the polls in seven states today casting ballots in primaries that could determine who controls congress. some incumbents are sweating there's the mayor in l.a., deep blue san francisco facing a recall after all the crime backlash the first polls in less than an hour in new jersey and throughout the night results will start pouring in from iowa, mississippi, montana, new mexico, south dakota, and as mentioned, california. nbc's national political correspondent steve kornacki at the big board. a big focus, steve, tonight on two republican incumbents out in california.

steve engle. this cospark interest over which lawmakers requested pardons. the committee contends gop pennsylvania representative scottry denies it. mr. trump says he is disappointed in the decision of house minority leader kevin mccarthy to pull gop members from the committee. the former president says there is no one there to defend him. >> how do you respond to former president trump who complained in an interview over the weekend there are no republicans who are defending him against the january 6 committee. >> one thing i would tell i talked to the president yesterday, he is excited mayra that the democrats held for more than 100 years. reporter: today mccarthy says he does not regret having representation on the committee. this may be the last time we hear from the 1/6 committee until mid-july. the committee is sorting through information to filmmaker alex holder. he had deep access to trump's universe after the election. holder spoke to the committee behind closed doors, today, neil. neil: thank you very much. bob cues cac "the hill" editor-in-chief. when you and i were talking these might not move the needle,

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scott join me. negotiations seem to be going strong but republicans still divided on the package here. some are casting doubts about what is currently on the table. senators like james langford and steve daines expressing doubt about incentivizing states to pass red state laws and josh hawley saying it's an attack on second amendment rights. is this going to get done? >> don, i think something is going to get done. it may not be as much as many people like, maybe not as much as i'd like. i would urge my republican colleagues in the senate to let them know that nobody is going to lose an election over expanding background checks to private sales of firearms. not going to lose an election over that. i'd tell them taking the age limit to 21 for long guns purchase is not an infringement on anybody's second amendment rights. i support second amendment laws. red flag laws won't cause you to lose your primary after he became senator as a governor. so bottom line is i think they will get something because the american public expects something to happen. there is a crisis here over these mass shootings and i think they -- congress' default position is to do nothing. that's usually the default

scott wapner rally and risk and the questions for investors. can stocks continue their climb back or are headwinds simply becoming too great we discuss and debate with the investment committee today joining me stevearrie firestone. nasdaq positive by more than 17. dow and the s&p 500 negative russell negative, ten year hanging at 3%.

report scott wapner a little more than 24 hours from one of the most consequential fed decisions in decades we discuss and debate all that's at stake with the investment committee. brynn talking ton, steveh us let's check the markets. we have the nasdaq positive, shy of 1 half of 1%. dow-jones is down 139, s&p in that bear market territory, 343

steve, more need to be done. last week we had a big launch in congress where senators cassidy and senator scott, congressman jacquie parents a choice. you know, most people believe you shouldn't have to be rich or wealthy to have to pay tuition to be able to send kid to a school of your choice. there is more to be done to provide that opportunity. >> there are parents all across the country right now, luke, who are going, yeah, this is terrific school teaching unions saying hold on we have got a monopoly here. i don't like competition. one of the things acknowledged here is president trump promised he would deliver a conservative court. this court and this ruling is just one more indication. this is the most pro-religious liberty court. really in modern history. but, again, as we have said. more should be done. it's not fair that only wealthy parents get to decide whether goes to school. we can do more about it the court ruling yesterday was a big step towards that and now need to look for other policies to get that done. >> steve: luke, exit question. you were talking about how parents in these other states that

. >> ainsley: tim scott is in that area too senator from south carolina running unopposed. congratulations on your engagement and your win. >> thank you. >> steve morning. carley has got some news from the windy city. >> i certainly do. taking a look at america's crime crisis. police releasing body camera footage of a deadly officer involved shooting near chicago earlier this month. a driver armed with a hatchet runs towards a cop after a traffic stop. the officer starts shooting and the suspect goes down. [gunfire] >> i have just been attacked. shots fired, shots fired. >> the officer and bystanders were unharmed. on to a fox weather alert. historic wedding devastating yellow stone national park. officials say the extensive damage, look at that to roads and bridges could keep some sections off limit to tourists for months. combination of heavy rains and melting snow sent water levels rising by more than a foot above normal. yeah. rushing waters and rock slides speaking of danger, brian, destroyed several structures and forced 10,000 people to flee the park. thankfully no injuries were reported. president biden has been slamming oil companies t

stuff and then the rick scott plan which sort of fell through because, you know, widely reported that the broader republican party never accepted or adopted this plan. >> steveblamed the price hikes on ukraine and now the message from the white house spokesperson says don't use -- this is her message to the oil companies. don't use the war as an excuse. that's all we've heard from them. >> yeah, that's right. and i will say reading through the letter that he wrote to all these companies, he does blame -- the president does blame the war in ukraine principally for this sort of, you know, tightness in the supply but he's saying these companies should not be taking advantage of it and they have an ability to somehow act to bring down their margins and not pass off the cost to consumers and is pressuring them to do that. but certainly, there are two boogie men here. you have putin and the oil companies. not the white house. not their energy policies. we're not talking about domestic production or any other numbers he could quote here except possibly the defense production act to tell the companies to increase their output. >> steve: thank you very much. also on

scott joins me in the studio with a preview of that. we will be back. ♪♪ for not answering their phone while driving, they feel like a pretty big deal. ♪♪ steve...strong immune system your body needs a routine. get a quote today. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc* season after season. ace your immune support with centrum. now with a new look! stuart: what happened? we were supposed to be looking at fox square, it is 70 ° in new york city. tonight there will be a live auction of all the historical items featured in the fox nation series selling history. look at this. >> bobby livingston octant off rare and remarkable treasures from american history, this is the story of how he gets them. how he but them and how he preps them. >> two grande. stuart: look who is here, john scott, host of the series. he's with me on the set in new york city. what is on the auction block tonight? start with ronald reagan's peder. >> the putter ronald reagan used. he is photographed on air force one, the 707 version of air force one, the putting contest as he is on his way to meet mikhail gorbachev for the first time, soviet lead