>> my uncle stuart scott loved to have fun. >> someone caught him. and if you know stuart, he's like, delighted. >> and she would know. she's my aunt and stuart's big sister. susan scott. >> you know, tamara, i never expected to be doing this. and it is one of the joys life. >> when she's not conquering the business world, she honors her brother's legacy, working with the v foundation and the event for the stuart scott cancer memorial research fund, which has invested more than $17 million over ten years. >> there's now a body of more than 50 researchers who have focused on the disparities in cancer research and treatment for people of color. >> do you think in his wildest dreams he thought it would come to this, like where it is right now? >> he would never have been able to imagine this. stuart was really good at playing a long game, a trait he has in common with one of the featured researchers this year, doctor adam murphy in chicago. >> it's a long game, and so i don't get disheartened by it. >> doctor murphy's focus on prostate cancer disparities

>> my uncle stuart scott loved to have fun. >> someone caught him. delighted. >> and she would know she's my aunt and stuart's big sister. susan scott. >> you know, tamara, i never expected to be doing this. and it is one of the joys of my life. >> when she's not conquering the business world, she honors her brother's legacy, working with the v foundation and the booyah event for the stuart scott cancer memorial research fund, which has invested more than $17 million over ten years. >> there's now a body of more than 50 researchers who have focused on the disparities in cancer research and treatment for people of color. >> do you think in his wildest dreams he thought it would come to this, like where it is right now? >> he would never have been able to imagine this. stuart was really good at playing a long game, a trait he has in common with one of the featured researchers. >> this year, doctor adam murphy in chicago. >> it's a long day, and so i don't get disheartened by it. >> doctor murphy's focus on prostate cancer disparities in minorities is a

>> reporter: former espn legend stuart scott's boo-yah is now so much more than a rallying cry. e give me a boo-yah! >> boo-yah! >> last night at the boo-yah event hosted for the v foundation, named after jimmy valvano, whose own battle with cancer and inspirational words, impacted so many. >> don't give up, don't ever give up. >> reporter: including stuart scott. >> to be honored with this, i now have a responsibility to also not ever give up. i'm not special. i just listened to what the man said. >> reporter: stuart scott's two daughters were there. >> many of us here know that even before he would be a direct beneficiary of their research and clinical trials he was a benefactor of the community and the spirit of the foundation. >> reporter: the organization now continuing scott's legacy, uniting survivors, doctors and advocates to tackle the questions. having family members who have been able to, sadly, go through this journey but come out on the other side and offer that hope. >> the foundation of everything we do is hope. it's hope. it's hope. >> reporter: statistics show th

the v foundation for cancer research hosted its annual booyah event, a celebration of stuart scott.y at espn. this january will mark ten years since his death. booyah helps raise money for scientists doing cancer research for underrepresented groups. stuart scott's daughters were in new york city last night for that event. >> it is so powerful to know that we are not alone in in grieving and in celebrating him. still, ten years later, our parent company, the walt disney company, was one of the event sponsors. >> dubs fans probably not happy this morning. >> the warriors have lost a chance to go to the nba cup semifinals in las vegas, and coach steve kerr says the referees from last night's game against the houston rockets are to blame. it was a wild finish last night. even if you aren't a basketball fan, the warriors were up by a point in the final seconds of the game when steph curry missed a shot in the scuffle to get the ball, the refs called a personal foul on jonathan kuminga, giving the rockets two free throws that then gave them the game. you see coach kerr there visibly furi

stuart: scott schilladdy, we wait with baited breath and we will see you soon. let's start with toll brothers. >> down 5.5%, sales rose 10%, the problem is margins are lower, that is squeezing the stock. stuart: jeffries downgraded them to decelerating advertising revenue combined with increasing costs to market, stock is down 4%. %. stuart: everything on alaska air? it is up 14%? >> they raised the holiday quarter profit forecasts, expect benefit from acquiring hawaiian airlines. they are having more flights to asia and europe. stuart: i was laughing because does anyone take air alaska to alaska for vacation? it is huge. would you do that in winter? it is dark all day long. google just unveiled this mind-boggling new quantum computer chip. what makes it mind-boggling? liz: it can fit in your pocket but it can help a computer run so fast that it can perform calculations in five minutes. it would take a supercomputer ten step trillion years, a 10 with 24-0s after it. think of the difference like this. on normal computer is a light switch. you turn it on and off, t

what is scott bessent telling them he's going to do today? reporter: well, stuartof scott bessent being here is to get confirmed so trump's treasury nominee scott bessent is here on capitol hill to talk to senators, to work towards doing just that. he's meeting with senate majority leader john thune and incoming majority whip john barasso. bessent is making the rounds with the members of the senate finance committee and holding the nomination hearing for bessent and will also be here next week meeting with senators according to sources. incoming senate majority leader john thune was on fox earlier talking about the confirmation process for all of trump's nominees. >> i think the important thing is we give them a price opportunity to make their case about why they are fit and qualified to do these important jobs and obviously, the president should have a lot of deference and leeway when it comes to making these appointments because they are the people he wants to implement his agenda. reporter: on the table of topics senators have a lot of questions for bessent abou

things and illision is ship into stationary and popped up because of the baltimore scott francis key bridge collapse. stuart. >> use that for trivia and i'll get it correct. stuart: it's where a ship run into a stable object. >> stationary object. stuart: that is illision. never heard that word before. have you, mike murphy? >> never heard it. that's why i come here to learn something, every time i'm here . stuart: you do indeed. thank you, madison. look at the top winners on the dough. boeing is up 5%, nice gain. american express 2%, ibm, chevron, wal-mart al up 1% or more. coming up, trump resistance continues and attorney general of california now giving advice how to avoid helping trump deport illegals. daniel penny celebrated his dismissal and calls for attorney bragg to resign after his botched case. more on that next with jon levine. since 2019, john deere has invested more than $2 billion in our american factories. today, we're nearly 30,000 u.s. employees strong. in more than 60 u.s. based facilities, across 16 states, we couldn't be more proud to play our part in supporting americans who work the

administration coming in and tom homan and rodney scott putting border security first and start trying to work with state local the to find the criminal agents. stuartook long and hard to find them now. that i had yous cleveland, see you again real soon, sir. lauren: 351% of people living in new york city support that with 58% for those living in the state and suburbs. this is part of the change and new york coming to the senses and new york is fed up with paying for illegal immigrants and dealing with some of the crime they bring. stuart: the times they are achanging in this city and in this state. i do believe that. thanks, lauren. coming up, elon musk and vivek ramaswamy are ready to trim the fat in government and mike johnson is welcoming them with open arms. >> i think it's a once in a lifetime opportunity to do really big transformational things and elon and vivek are pretty smart guys and know a lot about running efficient and productive companies, and this is a large one, the federal government. stuart: senator mike braun is on senate budget committee and republicans will work with doge, i'm sure, but will the democrats? we'll ask the senato

stuart: firmly in favor of real christmas trees. that's the way i like it to be. that's my preference. from scottpriate to stop putting umm christmas decor? when is it appropriate? depends on you. i mean, i don't mind putting up the day after thanksgiving. personally i'm more in favor of mid december so you compress the christmas season a bit. ashley: yeah, day after thanksgiving has become the tradition, stu. i'm really lazy and procrastinate when it comes to taking them down. i was living in london i left them up till april once. stuart: oh, you're terrible. that is terrible. you were younger there and less wise obviously. ashley: yes, exactly. a good question from anne marie and known to sing this on the air, who was king witness luisa last and the king of steven? he was a polish nobleman and i'm not sure. good king looked out on the feast of steven. i don't know what the feast of steven is, do you? saint steven? ashley: i thought it was the day after christmas and so we call it boxes day in many countries but i think the feast of steven is actually the day after christmas. i have no idea wher

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