k. chavez, there from texas tech university. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. and the us, the following president, donald trump, is doing quotes in washington. he's jobs with plotting to subvert the will of us voters in the 2020 election securities being ram tough. the head of a hearing with trump is expected to plead not guilty, set the charges against the show, the corruption of the bite and administration. it is drums. so it's set of criminal charges and being seen that the most serious as he contains for next year's election. i am bald and radical. and then i also w, as washington bureau chief in a sport about the charges donald trump is facing around you know, the charges that take smith has brought up are extremely broad, which actually makes the situation for don don from but just to me, 3 minutes here is smith is stating that donald trump august rated a come paying to unravel american democracy. i have to repeat that to unravel american democracy. this is how serious this is. trump is ac

sam jackson transferred from texas tech.ut the best part of the offense will be jake not at tailback. focused on football, not pac-12 politics. >> it is significant. it's a major thing. however, we don't have any control over that. our job right now is to come out here and become the best football team we can possibly be. that's what we are spending time on. larry: messy leading inter miami against orlando city. look at the finesse. plays it so gently. the ball never touched the ground. he scored twice in the win. his wife in the stands. basically his world right now. we are just breathing his oxygen. sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino. ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪ ama: thank you so much week -- so much for watching. dan: we appreciate your time. ama: have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, mindy kaling. frank grillo. and music from goose. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [

k. chavez, the from texas tech university. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. in the us, the former president donald trump is due in court in washington, is jobs with talking to subvert the will of us voters and the 2020 election securities being wrapped up a head of the hearing where trump is expected to plead not guilty is set the charges against him showed the corruption of the bites and administration. it is drums, 1st set of criminal charges, and being seen as the most serious as the companions for next year's election radical left the democrats de w's, washington be receiving this port, explained the charges. donald trump is facing well, you know, the charges that take smith has brought up are extremely broad, which actually makes the situation uh for the don't from but just to me. 3 minutes here is smith is stating that donald trump august rated a come paying to unravel american democracy. i have to repeat that to unravel american democracy. this is how serious this is. trump is accused of attempting to over to him the 2020 election by trying

sam jackson transferred from texas tech.ut the best part of the offense will be jake not at tailback. focused on football, not pac-12 politics. >> it is significant. it's a major thing. however, we don't have any control over that. our job right now is to come out here and become the best football team we can possibly be. that's what we are spending time on. larry: messy leading inter miami against orlando city. look at the finesse. plays it so gently. the ball never touched the ground. he scored twice in the win. his wife in the stands. basically his world right now. we are just breathing his oxygen. sports on for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle. downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. how do i do it all? with a little help. and to support my family's immune health, i choose airborne. it has an unbeatable amount of vitamin c, plus a unique blend of immune focused ingredients to turn

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which was, you know, local rivalries, divided families, families that sent kids to baylor, tcu, texas techued over the thanksgiving table over which school was the best. tradition. that college football is dead. we'll see what rises from these ashes. it looks like semipro super league football. >> bill: it might. deion sanders is in the college game, as you know. i think he put his finger on it, right, they're chasing money. he said i don't care what conference, who we're playing against, we're trying to win. all this is about money. you know that. it's about a bag. everybody is chasing the bag. then you get mad at players when they chase it. how's that? how do the grown-ups get mad at the players when they chase it when the colleges are chasing it as well. strikes me that he's right about that because a lot of this is tv contracts that dole out the money to the colleges. but the big 10 is now becoming america's conference because they're going to run from coast to coast in every time zone, will? >> will: ok, america's conference, i see what you did there with the geography of it, you're r

university cal state f and she has taught at texas tech university, kill stickam fullerton, harvard and brown. nelson is author of "saving yellowstone," and trembling earth. we're so excited to have her with us today. before a turn over to her just a quick note. we have sent an e-mail to everyone that had just a great list of resources like a bibliography that weo put together so we all should receive that by now. if not, that link is posted in the chat. so with that please join me in welcoming megan kate nelson. >> hi, everyone. thank you so much. thank you, nichole come for the lovely introduction and for the smithsonian associates for the invitation to be with w w you tonight. i would also likeik to thank harmony and alan and steve and anna and liz for running the show and helping me get all the tech straight. i cannot think of ala better. >> play for me to talk about the night that at the smithsonian as you will learn tonight, the institution played a really r important role in both the exploration and the preservation of this iconic national landscape. so thank you all for bein

he went to texas tech university with.ne, and i'm really excited that zack thomas -- pete: you have a friend in the hall of fame? will: now i do, as of yesterday. real quick, i want to share this story. a couple of years ago now i was at a bar in miami watching the super bowl, i saw you. it's when we got together in miami. we talked about -- pete: oh, yeah, yeah. [laughter] will: this bartender was from panama, and he was a huge zack thomas fan p just randomly started telling me about this, he had a jersey. so i text the zack, man, this was the day zack thomas was denied entry into the hall of fame. it's disappointing when you don't make it. he went to this bar to sign his jersey and give him a brand one. now he's deservedly a hall of chairman, but so too is long-time dallas cowboy, amazing player, demarcus ware. it says former bronco -- pete: it does. will: the majority of his career as a cowboy. and he said this when inducted into the hall of fame if yesterday -- >> often there's something in our lives that pushes us to

harvard university and a phd in american studies from the university h of iowa and just taught at texas techity, calbr state, fullerton, harvard and brown. shef is the author of saving yellowstone three cornered war, and trembling earth and we're so excited to effort with us today. so before i turn over to her just a quick note we have sent out an email to everyone this morning that had just a great list of resources like a bibliography and megan put together so you b all should receive that by now. if not, that link is posted in the chat. so with that please join me in welcoming megan kate nelson. >> hi, everyone. thank you so much. thank you, nichole, for that lovely introduction and to the smithsonian associates with the invitation to be with you tonight. i would also like to thank harmony and ellen and steve and anna and lizzo running the show and to helping me get all the tech straight. i cannot think of a better place for me tout talk about "saving yellowstone" than at the smithsonian as you learn tonight, the institution played a really important role in both the exploration and the p

she has taught at texas tech university, cal state, fullerton, harvard, branford the author of saving yellowstone, ruination traveling earth. we are so excited to have her with us today. before we turn it over to her just a quick note we sent out an e-mail to everyone this morning had just a great list of resources like a bibliography that they put together. we all should have received that by now. if not that link is posted in the chat. so with that please join me in welcoming. >> hi everyone. thank you so much. thank you nicole for that lovely introduction for the smithsonian for the invitation to be with you tonight. i would also like to thank harmony and alan and steve and ana and liz for running this show. and helping me get the text straight. i cannot think of a better place for me to talk about saving yellowstone then atea the smithsonian what she will incite institution played a really important role but the exploration and the preservation of this iconic national landscape. so thank you all for being with me tonight. as nicole noted, there will be a q&a after the talk. so ple

harvard university and her phd in american studies from the university of iowa, and she has taught at texas tech university cal state fullerton harvard and brown nelson is the author of saving yellowstone three cornered war ruin nation and trembling earth and we're so excited to have her with us today. so before i turn it over to her just a quick note we have sent out an email to everyone this morning that had just a great list of resources like a bibliography that megan had put together so you all should have received that by now. if not that link is posted in the chat. so that please join me in welcoming megan kate nelson. hi everyone. thank you so much. thank you nicole for that lovely introduction and to the smithsonian associates for the invitation to be with you tonight. i would also like to thank harmony and ellen and steve and anna and liz for running this show and to helping me get all the the tech straight. i cannot think of a better place for me to talk about saving yellowstone then at the smithsonian as you will learn tonight, the institution played a really important role in both th

very specific to texas like the bigger tech, big texas city have it for a lot of different reasons becausethe state doesn't want to take, you know, want to give dollars to health care and allows county to do that buts a the counties have grown in the urban centers, they've realized something. in order to keep people out of emergency rooms, you have to provide them health care. we haven't found that out as like a nation. right? other countries have thought about this and put it together. .... >> it's the model to think about when we piece together a health care system when we get to this level. i hope we do. but it's something that i hope would be something that we would think about. >> there's a scale that you're providing for us throughout the book in terms of the ways in which we as individuals exist within and are served by systems and institutions. and that you're constantly bringing in the positionalty, you as a doctor within the high arcy of a hospital or how race and class affect our positionalty showing up for care within that same hospital. and another intervention thinking by the

local system that has been cultivated by public leaders over over years very specific to texas like the bigger tech the big texas cities have it for a lot of different reasons because the state doesn't want to take, you know, one want to give dollars to health care and allows the county to do that. but as the counties have grown in the urban centers, they've something in order to keep people out of emergency rooms, you have to provide them health care. we just haven't found that out as a nation right. other countries have thought about this and put it together. well, part of the book is well there is there is real incentives for that system of people in emergencies. and that's from medicine. so that's you know, it's it's really an it's a model to think about when we're thinking about how to piece together. finally, a health care system. if we get to that level. i really hope we do. but it's it's it's something that i hoped would something that we would think about. there's this scale that you're for us throughout the book in terms of the ways in which we as individual exist within and are served by

. >> then than 3 minutes, texas frozen tech makes a machine called top churn.t creates a in 15 minutes and keeps it fresh until it's ready to serve. that's that says that the freshest, a lot of the world that i mentioned, there are samples and its inmate on the rise. plant-based pepperoni. that's right. fire from rhys creates customized drinks like lemonades and smoothies. from a touch screen. so restaurant operators overall here, they have a really big headache when it comes to training staff recipes. >> just making drinks individually like in consistencies, between those trips. >> the machine is fast and consistent and works with trick your liquids. like think group your race. and yes, ai is in the kitchen right now and making crisis go to young joe fryer, right? spine. i cooking robot tells you when to add each ingredient, many of these machines have the same goal because this is every time it all come us and i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> well, it may be time to move on from the anticipated fight between tech billionaires, mark zuckerberg and el

. >> i'm reading them less 3 minutes, texas frozen tech makes a machine called top churn.t creates a in 15 minutes and keeps it fresh until it's ready to serve. that's that says that the freshest a lot the world that i mentioned, there are samples and is a man rice. plant-based pepperoni. now the season right drink 5 from rhys to creates customized drinks like lemonades and smoothies. from a touch screen. so restaurant operators overall here, they have a really big headache when it comes to training staff recipes. >> just making drinks individually like in consistencies, between those trips. >> the machine is fast and consistent and works with trick your liquids. like to think through pure race. and yes, ai is in the kitchen right now and making a rise. just go to young joe fryer, right? spine. i cooking robot tells you when to add each ingredient, many of these machines have the same goal because this is every time it all come with us and i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> if the goal is may not cooking anymore and eating better food, all for on a mission is happe

. >> i'm reading them than 3 minutes, texas frozen tech makes a machine called top churn.resh until it's ready to serve. that's that says that the freshest a lot of the world that i mentioned, there are samples and its inmate on the rise facebook running. the season right drink 5 from rhys creates customized drinks like lemonades and smoothies. from a touch screen. so restaurant operators overall here, they have a really big headache when it comes to training staff recipes. >> just making drinks individually like in consistencies between those tricks. >> the machine is fast and consistent and works with trick your liquids. like think group your race. and yes, ai is in the kitchen right now and making a rise. just go to young joe fryer, right? spine. i cooking robot tells you when to add each ingredient, many of these machines have the same goal because this is every time it all come us and i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> thank you, rich 7.52. is the time in coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. some federal employees in san francisco are asked

rifles and body armor were seen on camera crossing illegally into the united states on texas saturday night. border techout and they searched the area but by then, they were gone. joining me now is vivek ramaswamy, republican presidential candidate. we are told is still by the left that it is racist to want a closed border. can we then say you are pro-terrorist when you want an open border? that looks like what we are welcoming into the country in addition to everyone else. >> an open border is not a border and i think the remarkable thing right now is we are spending hundreds of billions of dollars of military resources to protect somebody else's border from an invasion halfway around the world when we have an invasion literally now, armed invasion across our own southern border that we are not doing a thing about. what we need in our foreign policy is a revival of the modern monroe doctrine. above all else if there is one purpose of the u.s. military it is to protect the american homeland, to protect americans here on american soil, whether that is a chinese spy balloon or spy base in cuba or armed ca

those two people who were arrested for breaching the border, coming into techs the --texas, they werelanning on doing? >> they were going to work for the cartels somewhere here in the united states. that's what they were headed to do, that's what they intended to do. it's not just border communities, it's throughout the entire united states. everything that happens on the border funnels throughout the united states and that's why we're seeing so much criminality that exists in chicago, miami, everywhere. it has to stop at the border and we can do it tomorrow. maria: how disturbing. brandon, always a pleasure to see you. i appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you, maria. maria: a quick break and then school's in session, more states making the move to hold back third graders who can't read. you will not believe how people are reacting. it is making a buzz this morning. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. back in a minute. ♪ i've been there all day. ♪ you've got me working 9:00 to 5:00. ♪ i've been there all night. ♪ i've been there all day. ma

but they're all calls for texas to tyson it's gun control laws as well. that'll be spoke with some students in the tech from capital houston. i last year last year i'm from e bay. i'm caroline, we see it. my name is jayla. in houston, texas. we meet for high school students in active numbers of the march for our lives movement. a student led advocacy group all a good fighting for better done a lot. like many around the us, they have demands that they believe create a safe classroom environment. i would say if we were to do 3 wishes um the 1st problem of those which is to be a universal background checks raising the age of bar on purchase from $18.00 to $21.00. if i do the support bathing assault rifles not only are students with teachers are concerned, dallas space arts teacher, katrina rasmussen believes that current safety precautions are not enough. and without gun control, it's only a matter of time until the next school shooting that i feel like we're playing russian roulette. i think it's only a matter of time. i don't think that the safety measures we have in place are enough to prevent somethin

if texas needs more hospitality industry employees or florida needs more agriculture employees or california needs more tech workers, we should be able to determine that and have a guest worker program that addresseshat. and that is, those are the things that we need to be doing in order to deal with this humanitarian crisis. - the republican base of the party is very skeptical of any sort of empathy on the daca issue or any kind of worker visa program. - can i push back a little bit on that? i would say, if you're saying that the party as in the elected officials, right? but when you look at the voters- - i think it's the primary voters. - no, if you look at voters, like a daca solution, about 75% of republican primary voters are supportive of some legal way for daca kids to stay. but this is one of those issues where the politicians would rather use this as a political bludgeon against each other than solving the problem. - another issue where the sides seem impossibly entrenched is guns. - mm-hmm. and when you were in congress, you represented uvalde, texas- - i did. - where 19 children and two teachers

biden's justice department wants the supreme court to evaluate whether texas and florida laws violate the free speech rights of big techstates have signed laws now limiting those companies editorial power saying it allows the platforms to stifle conservative speech. bring the panel to debate, juan williams, and cassie smedley. juan, doj says the social media platforms need the ability to moderate their content, even if it means kicking people off. but florida and texas are saying all the banning and all the stifling of speech is just cutting one way. and everybody knows which way that is, it's against conservatives. what do you say? >> i think this is culture wars, you get governor desantis of florida, and governor abbott of texas saying the social media companies potentially could be silencing conservative voices. and i think that's your point, gillian. now, the issue here is that the u.s. courts, the appeals courts have varied, appeals court, 11th circuit i think has upheld what happened in texas and i think it's the fifth circuit in atlanta has rejected the florida law. so now you get the justice department, solicit

ted cruz also voted against a high tech manufacturing legislation, bring someone in jobs to texas.uld talk about, that we're trying to -- and create good union jobs in this country, and have done it through legislation in the last congress, that we now have to implement and make sure folks know. about >> all right, thank you for being with us representative -- . let's now bring in my political panel. michael hardaway, democratic strategist and founder of hardaway. brian, wiggins chief of staff for the lincoln project. let me began, ryan, with you. with trump and the potential for criminal indictment on the horizon, trials in these cases, could compliment trump's already packed campaign schedule in 2024. his federal election interference trial is set to begin in january. but, the new york times is reporting trump also benefits from an indictment effect, in polling, fund raising, and with conservative media outlets, the former president has turned criminal charges into political assets. how do you see this playing out politically? >> i think we are seeing the same thing we have seen

in the country where people are moving south, moving out of the high-tech states, out of california come out of new york, into texasnd florida. there are real estate markets which are strong, particularly in the residential area which is where we focus on apartments a lot in these growth margins. the secular changes, the fact people are shopping through amazon and shopping online, the fact people are not going to the office but three maybe four days a week decreases the demand for office space. secular changes i think are having a profound impact and are going to cause a lot, given the debt crisis that is ahead of us. abigail: let's talk about that crisis. between now and 2025, i think 1.5 trillion dollars on ac and bss coming so as those come, we talked about it for so your firm watches to see when they are, works to see what properties you are interested in, your kind of alone because roque field and others say they have seen a big opportunity. i know in california the processes have started, properties trade at a huge discount. where you see it in the east coast? scott: i think it is starting. there is a process

texas but it's listed down here. i thought i would put it down 2.5% everything, 2% to 4% tech has been weak as well there's no macro reasoneason why general weakness in tech salesforce trading down, apple has been down five days in a row. this has been down five out of the last six days or so here nvidia has stalled out bullish position unwinding a little bit this isn't fomo, the fear of missing out, this is the valuation trusting i don't want to put too much into this. seasonally difficult time of the year valuation is very, very high that's what's going on here. let me just show you one my favorite companies it has nothing to do -- you interact with it every day they make bubble wrap. in fact, they invented bubble wrap a long, long time ago they also make cryovac that you wrap around meat that sucks the oxygen out and preserves the meat down 7%. they give very poor guidance because the packaging business isn't as strong as used to be. it's a good indication of what's happened post-covid when everything was -- the shipping business went dramatically through the roof still down rather notably. i want to emphasize, no big

tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, texas. my wife's name is joy.wo-year business course. i've been studying a lot. i've been producing and directing for over 50 years. it's a very detailed thing and the pressure's all on me. i noticed i really wasn't quite as sharp as i was. my boss told me about prevagen and i started taking it. i feel sharper. my memory's a lot better. it just works. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> welcome back. palo alto reports earnings this afternoon on a summer friday after the market close. while my next guest agrees it's unusual, he says, the concerns are overblown. the stock is down almost 20% since this announcement. but our next guest has a buy rating and sees 30% upside from here. joining me is joseph gallo, software analyst at jefferies. welcome. it's almost like they should have moved the date after all the, you know -- they've had two weeks to think about this, and it's still tonight. >> yeah they have. it's led to conspiracy theories. we think that's overblown. a lot of people have been tr

texas. >> that's right. schwab also is right in my backyard in south lake. there's a lot of of movement. techfor business, and people are kind. cheryl: and you have the cowboys there. you've got it all. >> that's it. it's all about the cowboys. [laughter] cheryl: all right. well, house judiciary chair jim jordan and house ways and means chair jason smith sending subpoenas to four fbi and irs officials involved with the hunter biden tax probe. they claim the officials have an october 2022 meeting where special counsel weiss says he was prevented for bringing charges against hunter. as appointed as special counsel, the same u.s. attorney who oversaw hunter biden's sweetheart plea deal. joining me now, judicial watch president tom fitton. good morning. your reaction to jim jordan's move here, in particular these subpoenas. this is a very serious move by jim jordan. >> it is. you know, congress, believe e it or not, doesn't like to issue subpoenas against executive branch agencies. they'd rather just get the testimony or the documents through informal collaboration, but that typically hasn't happ

tech. adams said they dropped this all on new york city. for years prior they've been dropping it all on texasarizona, florida and in the middle of the night flying people into the white plains airport to be dispersed who knows where and other states across the nation. new york it would seem, joey, is finally getting a taste of what so many other states have been getting for decades. >> they are finally getting what they asked for. provide sanctuary to illegal immigrants that are perhaps running from the law when our law is doing its job. you have know the question i would ask, hochul says the federal government should identify federal land to put temporary housing for these migrants. i would ask democrats is that the better life they are trying to give migrants to life in a tent city on federal land and what we are supposed to offer for those who seek refuge in our country? my answer is no, it's not a better life and not a better offer when you provide refuge. the irony is they aren't arguing over whether the migrants should be in our country illegally but arguing over should they be in new y

texas bought ibm at $143.75. i anticipate growth and strength in their ai business can i make 10% or more on this trade? last year you would have, because it was the best performing techin the market. >> i do like this for the long-term. it's kind of a steady eddie story, not a lot of data i like that they changed their business mix i like the red had acquisition and integration. that's going very well so i think it's very important they do the free cash flow number add it all up, it's 4.7% yield >> joey, bought this at $8.25. do i sell for the profit and wait for a dip it's just a twitter user, no name do i sell it for the profit or just add to my position? >> well, for the twitter user that bought it at $8.25, that's a plus, considering it's $12.91 right now. there's always the ability to sell cover calls on the option market to take some of the risk off the table. >> all right we'll take a quick break we'll do "final trades" next ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ this is dr. arnold t. petsworth, he's the owner of petsworth vetw

particular texas was buses bucks for the constant application of violence and austin on such thoughts as ping golden arrow buses have been bent over the last week. and it does appear that some of the techs here associations of use the spike as i smoke screen. no, peggy, or the basic practice ok can nomics sabotage of competitors as much as we have seen done to the royal infrastructure. and it should also be understood the theme content usually does not take the vehicle right for protective period. but it does do is a compound the owners of these vehicles to confront the conduct of the 5 is that they employed. and that really is the criteria that we have found a mechanism that is starting to compel behavior change. the issue is the practice of issuing funds in terms of the criminal justice system. he's not doing that in that when a driver eventually secrete significant finds the somebody to replace, to the driver and the bad road practices and complaints and callous and connie to on the roads continue. so we have, as government understood that it is not our job to continue in depth and do repeating any effective actions, but that we must use the full extent of the no way possible to achi

you're seeing in texas with regard to the state of commercial real estate as well as the consumer we appreciate it, ray. >> sure, thank you for having me. >>> still to come this morning, the techg some trouble lately, although somereversals in nvidia, at least, today. the broader sector, worst month since december team topics coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ opportunity is using data to create a competitive advantage. ♪ ♪ it's raising capital that helps companies change the world. it's making complicated financial concepts seem simple. opportunity is making the dream of home ownership a reality... ♪ ♪ ...writing new rules and redefining the game... ...and driving the world forward to a greener energy future. (applause) ♪ ♪ opportunity is setting a goal... ...and charting a course to get there. sometimes the only thing standing between you and opportunity... ...is someone who can make the connection. at ice, we connect people to opportunity. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm bertha coombs with cnbc news update. the search and response efforts are entering recovery phase. 100 people are confirmed to have died in the wildfires last week. the number will grow as maui c

tech jobs, some natural beauty and liberal politics. but seattle also has cheaper housing costs and no state income tax. overall, though, texasate. the sonoma county fair was a big hit. the fair wrapped up yesterday, and by midday the admission gates had registered more than 142,000 visitors. that's up 9% from last year. the youth livestock auction brought in $2.2 million. that's 300,000 more than last year's auction. the rodeo, the monster truck and destruction derby all sold out. it's getting easier to find and buy a new car. during the last few months, production and delivery of new cars has returned to pre-pandemic levels . when the pandemic hit, factories shut down, deliveries were delayed. that made new cars hard to find and prices were much higher, even for used cars. dealers say now they want to sell what's on their car lots. and it's a buyer's market again. so they want them to go. they don't want them to sit on the lot. so they're going to offer rebates and incentives for buyers to be able to purchase them. now, she says her dealership now has about 100 cars and trucks on the lot all the time. and it has been years