critical race theory, and registered tim white call it conservative racist theory -- i just heard tim white dashed it's a standard standard for anyone who acknowledges that systemic racism is real. it's the perfect standing in a way to cover that. you have the word critical, and outside of academia a lot of people here that as meaning criticism, and that sounds bad, right? critical thinking means thinking deeply with nuance and with education. then you have the word theory. that sounds like some radical crackpot thing. if it is just a theory then it's not true or established and its such a perfect little mima to dismiss the conversation. it is being protected. there's a part of me that doesn't want to talk about it because i don't want to reinforce the legitimacy of is it right or wrong? let me be clear. true critical race theory of course comes out and legal scholarship, like kimberly or derek bell. i'm not a critical race theorist but, of course, it's been applied, the premises that racism is structured into the society. and that absolutely -- >> host: like you switch the question,

critical race theory, and registered tim white call it conservative racist theory -- i just heard tim white dashed it's a standard standard for anyone who acknowledges that systemic racism is real. it's the perfect standing in a way to cover that. you have the word critical, and outside of academia a lot of people here that as meaning criticism, and that sounds bad, right? critical thinking means thinking deeply with nuance and with education. then you have the word theory. that sounds like some radical crackpot thing. if it is just a theory then it's not true or established and its such a perfect little mima to dismiss the conversation. it is being protected. there's a part of me that doesn't want to talk about it because i don't want to reinforce the legitimacy of is it right or wrong? let me be clear. true critical race theory of course comes out and legal scholarship, like kimberly or derek bell. i'm not a critical race theorist but, of course, it's been applied, the premises that racism is structured into the society. and that absolutely -- >> host: like you switch the question,

critical race theory, and registered tim white call it conservative racist theory -- i just heard tim white dashed it's a standard standard for anyone who acknowledges that systemic racism is real. it's the perfect standing in a way to cover that. you have the word critical, and outside of academia a lot of people here that as meaning criticism, and that sounds bad, right? critical thinking means thinking deeply with nuance and with education. then you have the word theory. that sounds like some radical crackpot thing. if it is just a theory then it's not true or established and its such a perfect little mima to dismiss the conversation. it is being protected. there's a part of me that doesn't want to talk about it because i don't want to reinforce the legitimacy of is it right or wrong? let me be clear. true critical race theory of course comes out and legal scholarship, like kimberly or derek bell. i'm not a critical race theorist but, of course, it's been applied, the premises that racism is structured into the society. and that absolutely -- >> host: like you switch the question,

, so an opportunity for the yankees to be just one behind the red sox as they try to beat the white sox. timball hitter, sinking fastball. >> joe: anderson hits one in the air to right! back at the wall and the white sox when it ! the white sox win it! [cheers and applause] [fireworks] [cheers and applause] [fireworks] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> joe: it you can throw the party, but you never know how it's going to turn out. >> john: [laughs] unreal! >> joe: how about six runs on the board and the ninth inning alone and the white sox with a walk off 9-8 win. this was some kind of night for baseball. >> john: it sure was and the most energetic guy on the team ends up winning it and letting everybody know about it as soon as he made contact, he knew it was gone and what a game. >> joe: it makes a winner out of hendriks, a loser out of britton. >> john: this just was a good matchup for the way that tim anderson likes to hit, and he gets the barrel of the bat down to the ball in the low part of the zone about as good as anybody. and he knows it right there. >> joe: a walk and a homer and a walk

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some more announcements >> thank you eamon javers about the cybersecurity summit held at the white house. tim, we've been talking about cyber stocks for a while now past couple of days, in fact, because of the runs they've been having do you think this moves the needle in terms of corporate america pledging all sorts of dollars to beefing up efforts? >> you're highlighting the fact some of these initiatives have already been announced, clearly, i'm guessing what went on today is a cya versus via your cto one of the problems with a lot of these companies is there are multiple c suite functions that aren't really communicating as it relates to hacking, but through the cto in terms of cybersecurity. my guess is there's a lot of synthesis that needs to go on. much of this is organizational approach as it is bringing on technology but having said that, one of the points we've made around the strength of these stocks is pricing power. in addition to order book and recurring revenue streams and subscription services and the things that are multiple enhancers for so many other parts of the software s

the white sox holds a ninth inning lead and then it looks as though the yankees had a little magic but like a hollywood ending, tim anderson, bottom ninth two run homer ends things. the white sox win, final of nine - eight. giants, last night logan webb struck out eight colorado rockies. he was dangerous with a bat in his hands. what a shot. mr. grand slam by inches. scored a couple of runs and increases the lead to four to nothing. a three run homer to the deepest part of oracle. the giants win seven to nothing. with a dodger loss, their record is 74 - 41. how about the a's, the pitcher felt at home at the indians. that is the a's fifth run. now power in the ninth inning. the second homer of the day. six innings of shut out ball. the a's bagelled these guys, it was the largest shut out one in franchise history. a game and a half behind the astros. >>> in the nfl, troy will be at full speed tomorrow when he and the 49ers host the chiefs in the pre- season opener. they will come off the bench and direct the offense for the first half and possibly part of the third quarter. that game is here on channel five. kick of

tim tebow. they say it's white privilege, all these opportunities he gets. if he fails, he's willing to embrace that failure. >> he's going to be successful no matter what. he had a great football career, he loves god, he's a winner in my book. >> thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> that's going to do it for me tonight on "fox news prime time." please go download the will cain podcast. new episodes every monday, wednesday, and friday. get all of the information. i will be back here tomorrow night at 7:00. i will see you then. until then, tucker carlson is up next. i hear he's really, really good. you should watch. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: thousands of american citizens are trapped in afghanistan at the sour pit they can't get to the airport in kabul because the roads leading to the airport are controlled by taliban. this is a problem and it could get worse. you think officials in washington would be very concerned by this, but no, they are far more worried about how to move thousands of afghan refugees to this country as quickly as possible. just

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but uncharacteristic for the platinum glove winner tim anderson scored from second white sox.lead. aides now for 2 socks to offer josh harrison. check out this showdown harrison kimbrel. when that one high heat or white sox win 5 to 2 former a's closer liam hendriks got his 27th save of the year for chicago. the forty-niners are fresh off their pre season debut and back on the practice field here in the bay for a couple more days before they pack up and head down to sunny l a there will get ready for preseason game. number 2, the charges after saturday's game against the chiefs. the outside noise of who should start at qb one got louder with lance went 5 for 14 with a 108 28 yards on saturday with one spectacular touchdown. but it's still grapple getting the majority of the reps with the first team in practice. >> the lance had a couple today as well. the niners must trim its roster to 85 this weekend as players fight to earn their spots head coach kyle shanahan emphasize just how valuable it is to see some of his guys in practice against another teen. >> i think they're huge.

. >>> and one more thing before we go, big tech is headed to the white house, major ceos including timcy attending a meeting with president biden tomorrow afternoon to talk cybersecurity. white house officials saying executives plan to discuss how to protect infrastructure, including banking, energy and water utilities from cyberattacks googleo sundar pichai and jp morgan jamie dimon also reportedly received invitations. carl. >> see what that looks like tomorrow in the mean s&p, nasdaq, shooting for four straight gains. record high on both, and the nasdaq continues to tread above 15 kp let's get to the half. >>> and welcome to the "halftime report." i'm frank holland in for scott wapner stocks hitting all-time highs and major milestone for the nasdaq and new call taking the s&p 500 target for the year to a new street high. what's taking us there of course we debate the next money moves with our investment committee today. that includes downtown josh brown. stephanie link, michael farr jon najarian co-founder of market rebellion.com and kate moorehead of the mattox strategy for blackro

but you know, he's a gold glove winner tim anderson scores from second white sox. take the lead.op of the 8th now for 2 to offer. josh harrison. and look at this showdown between him and craig kimbrel. high heat harrison had been raking lately to what can catch up to that one that ends the threat white sox win 5 to 2 >> liam hendriks got his 27th save of the season for chicago. the forty-niners are fresh off their preseason debut him back on the practice field here in the bay for a couple more days before they pack back up and head down to l a there will get ready for preseason game. number 2 against the chargers after saturday's game against the chiefs. the outside noise only got louder. who should be qb number one. well, trey lance threw for a 128 yards and a beautiful touchdown pass. but it's still jimmy g getting the majority of the reps with the first team in practice. so lands did have a couple of them with the first team as well today, the niners from a stream its roster to 85 this weekend. cost shanahan is looking forward to seeing his guys in the joint practice setting.

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tim in atlanta. yesterday, nebraska senator ben sasse commented on the white house's evacuation efforts. [video clip] >> the president needs to step up and be the commander-in-chief. we need enough troops to be sure we can evacuate all our people. we need to damn these deadlines. august 31 was a politically driven deadline. the taliban needs to know they do not dictate the timeline on american lives. we need to have an urgent meeting of the national security council to figure out we should retake bagram. we need the taliban to know we are going to get our people and allies are going to be able to get their people. our people are american citizens but also special visa holders who risked their lives on behalf of americans to take the fight to al qaeda and the taliban so we did not have to fight them here. we need the president to auction -- actually talk to our allies, to make sure all the -- we need to make sure those images cannot be used for their hit list to go and gather and kill these people and we need cyber command to be active. we need the president to make clear that we will fin

giancarlo stanton crushed home runs to give the yankees the lead in the top of the ninth, the white sox shortstop timerson delivered a hollywood ending with this walkoff homer. >> back to the wall and the white sox win it! >> just coming here playing in the cornfield, who would have thought that? we made history tonight. >> secondary ticket sites says this was the most expensive major league baseball regular season game in history, average ticket price $1,400 and above. >> so expensive. >> out there in the cornfield, get your popcorn ready. >> t.j., thanks for that. >>> following a lot of other headlines including britney spears, her father now willing to step down as her conservator but first let's check back in with rob. >> reporter: more record heat today. try to stay cool. your weekend forecast now sponsored by carmax. >>> we'll be right back. we d we did it again. verizon has been named america's most verizon has been named america's most reliable network by rootmetrics. and our customers rated us #1 for network quality in america according to j.d. power. number one in reliability, 16 times in a

the white sox get a run there from tim anderson for 2 now showdown. harrison craig crumble. and crumble. when that one harrison had been raking as of late high heat their white sox win 5 to 2 former aides closer liam hendriks got his 27th save of the season for the white sox. the forty-niners are fresh off of their preseason debut and back on the practice field here in the bay area for a couple more days before they pack up and head down to la there. they'll get ready for preseason game. number 2 against the chargars after saturday's game against the chief. the outside noise only got louder. who should be qb one. trey lance threw for a 128 yards and a beautiful touchdown pass. but it's still jimmy g getting the majority of the reps with the first team in practice. although plans got a couple of those first team reps today as well. the niners must trim its roster to 85 this week in cars. shanahan. he's looking forward to seeing his guys in a joint practice setting. i think they're huge. i mean, you get sick of going schematically verse the same stuff o

like a hollywood ending, tim anderson, bottom 9th, walk off, 2-run homer ended things in iowa. the white sox won it final of 9- 8. >>> meantime, giants, second straight night hosting a division foe and tore them apart. logan webb struck out 8 colorado rockies in 6 innings of shutout ball. bottom 4th, bases loaded. what a shot, missed a grand slam by inches, increased the lead 4-0. big inning for the g-men. lamont, lamonth junior. that took it. a 3-run homer to the deepest part of the oracle. the giants won it 7-0. with a dodger loss increase to 5 games. their record is 74 and 41. >>> meantime, a's pitcher, cleveland native, felt right at home with the indians, got run support. sterling, in the 4th inning, getting through. that scored the a's 5th run. following him, it was mitch providing power with his 9th homer. throwing 6 innings of shutout ball. in fact, the a's bagels these guys for the 7th straight win. a largest shutout win in franchise history. the a's just 1 1/2 games out of the west lead behind the astros. >>> nfl, dramatic shot of the quarterback, tray lance, he will be at full

against me go ahead >> and now we know, at least believe, tomorrow's cyber summit at the white house will include timnd office 365 seems to be some sort of gateway that a lot of people are worrying about now -- >> just raised prices on >> well, but, really, this is not satya's fault by any mean. how companies could be so negligent to have old, old software sootia says, that's ridiculous upgrade. pat not there from intel. >> not seen his name mentioned, doesn't mean he won't be. >> there's a -- there's a -- i'm sorry. >> overall, guys, reopening play is definitely intact las vegas sands, wynn, airlines, the cruise lines, jim -- mgm, you name it, all in the top 15. >> look at everybody feels that, feels safer knowing that, i think, that we know that if you get emergency use, it is incredible how many people were able to get away with it people among us. you know what? david, people among us. >> what? >> still unvaccinated. >> some are. yes. without a doubt. in fact, maybe among us right here who knows? >> no. not here at this desk. >> not here. >> no. >> look, i think that's -- yeah. the reopening trad

nothing lead, but the white sox got single runs in the 3rd and 4th and then took the lead here in the fifth. this drive off the vata eloy jimenez is too hot for chapman to handle. timerson comes home. it's 3 to 2 chicago, that ball just hit too hard for even the platinum glover to take care of, and the white sox kept adding on luis wilbert in the eighth off the older square. uh that made it 5 to 2 and triggered the chicago celebration that dates all the way back to the days of old comiskey park, and that would be the exploding scoreboard. the white sox improved to an l best 40 and 22 at home with the five to win the eighth day 2.5 games behind the astros, who also lost tonight but fall into the number two wild card spot, a half game behind boston. what we're going with the theory tonight that you can't go wrong with animals or kids. you put a young, impressionable puppy with the bunny, and that puppy might just identify with what it sees. i wonder how that work if he was hanging around with. a bird, mm, i got. oh how much do you tell? oh another one, you know clowns, and that is the kind of joy a baseball card can bring to a kid mason farrellys from ripping by the

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a who's who of tech ceos will head to the white house to address concerns over a recent and dramatic uptake in ransomware. timndy jaffe, sasha and idella expected to meet with president biden to talk about efforts to improve cybersecurity. also invited, representatives from the inking, water utility and energy sectors, all victims of recent cyberattacks. remember colonial pipeline in may? joining us to talk about the state of cybersecurity, the former coo of firmware, thank you so much for joining us. this is the first meeting we are seeing between big tech ceos and president biden. what do you imagine will be discussed and what do you think the outcome is going to be? >> thanks for having me. i think last time we talked was before the pandemic. any summit is going to be more interesting than the last mypillow summit on security. jokes aside, this is serious and it is good to see the biden administration and their appointees like the director of cybersecurity and infrastructure and people who are advising in silicon valley. i met her while she was going through her confirmation and she's smart and trying to b

tim anderson with a man just rockets. it way out there into the cornfield. the 2 run walk-off homer wins it for the white sox. a magnificent game, really a storybook ending and a story book movie a storybook site out there in dyersville, iowa, incredible. former sharks star joe thorton has agreed to a one-year deal with the florida panthers he has a legendary career entries. 24th season says he thinks the pastors are close to winning a stanley cup. that's why the 42 year-old wants to keep lacing up the skates after 15 years in san jose. he played last year in toronto little league world series had aluma taking on torrance from socal top of the 7th for its leading 3. nothing grant hayes. good names, good hit shoots of the left for a base hit 2 runs. come on down. torrance extends its lead to 5. we moved to the bottom of the frame. 6. nothing torrance had a little threatening. but dominic glia seals. it strike 3 called and that is the ballgame tour its shutdown petaluma 6. nothing torrents will move and unfortunately for petaluma, they feel good teams and every few years. it seems like the dance and in the litt

carley: the white sox taking down the yankees to win 9-8. after the game chicago's timn calling the game winning two-run walk-off one of the best games in his career, after admitting he hasn't watched the field of dreams movie. i have that in common with him. you've seen it, right? ashley: i grew up with boys. carley: they were calling it a father, son movie yesterday. ashley: you have to watch it. still ahead, the taliban gaining major ground in afghanistan overnight, capturing major cities and after a began officials. we're -- afghan officials. carley: plus joe concha and laura logan join us live in the next hour of "fox & friends first." ♪ look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find o

tim mccarthy who risked his life as well to save the president. and drove directly into the path of a bullet aimed for president reagan. former white house advance staffer, rick achorn, who helped save white house press secretary jim brady's life with his quick reactions that day. and former white house speech writer, -- who have been drafted the speech the president delivered that day, was walking just in front of the president and shots rang out. our conversation will be moderated by del quentin wilber, currently enterprise an investigator for reporter at the l. a. times washington bureau and bestselling author of rawhide down. the near assassination of ronald reagan. it is by all who have studied it, the best written account of that fateful day. let's get the conversation started. del? >> thank you very much. it's great to be here. i've been doing a bunch of talks lately about this day, whenever we approach an adversary. people reach out to me to discuss the ends announce an extraordinary that i got to interview all four of our participants in the book. and also, how much detail one day can have in it that i can't keep it all in

nothing lead, but the white sox got single runs in the third and fourth and then took the lead in the fifth. this drive up the value of the lawyer menace is too hot for chapman to handle. timson comes home much. three to chicago. the ball just hit too hard for even the platinum. glover's to get a hold up and the white sox kept adding on luis will bear in the a thought the oldest guerra that maybe the 522 game and triggered the chicago celebration that dates all the way back to the days of old comiskey park. that would, of course, be the exploding scoreboard. the white sox improved to an ale best 40 and 22 at home with the five to win the a state 2.5 games behind the astros, who also lost tonight but fall into the number two wild card spot, a half game behind boston. the 40 niners will switch things up this week to break up the tedium of training camp. they'll head to costa mesa for joint practices against the chargers before the two teams meet in the preseason game on sunday. kyle shanahan also had some news today about the 2019 defensive rookie of the year. nick bosa. bosa has so far been limited to individual drills as he recovers from last year's knee surgery. bozo won'

. >> now, the white house said today president biden is planning to campaign for newsom in the coming weeks and vice president harris will be in the valley this for a car rammy. >> can tim, thank you. and thousands of ballots for the recall election have been returned. in santa claire they've they've begun proelse saying those and dustin joins us life. hi, dustin. >> hi, liz, got my ballot right here ready to cast and we just learned everything that everyone needs to know ahead of this recall election if you're looking to cast your vote. here's everything you could know. for poll cork -- workers, work is already underway at the region star's office. >> as of yesterday, we have received already $1 -- 145,000 ballots in. they're coming in quickly, earlier than expected and i think this is one of the main religious, this is a enough easier ballot. >> there are only two questions on the ballot. if you are registered in santa clara county, you should have received your ballot last week. you can mail in your ballot by using the prepaid envelope in your voting facts or you can drop it off in personal or vote in person. the registrar of voting amps -- office is one of 36 in-per

tim anderson knew it right away. a walkoff home run, just a hollywood ending to an amazing game. whiten 9-8. >> to be able to walk it off is definitely one of my best moments of my career for sure. field of dreams, you know, to be able to make a memory like this is definitely leaving a mark. fans came to see a show and we gave them a show tonight. >> that was as special and breathtaking a setting for a baseball game that i can ever remember being a part of. when we took the field when we walked out through the cornfields and seeing the stadium and just the perfection of the night, kevin cost they are stcostner standing out ther that is probably a moment that i'll remember the rest of my life. >> and rob manfred who came up with the idea for the game said that they will be doing it again next season. >>> patriots fans getting their first look at mac jones last night, team's preseason opener against washington. first round draft pick nearly getting his first touchdown pass in the second quarter, perfect throw to christian wilkerson, but he couldn't haul it in. jones looking pretty good,

companies around the country including tim cook of apple, satya nadella of microsoft travelers duke energy, focusing on education piece of all this the other thing the white house is talking about here is the idea that there are about 500,000 cybersecurity jobs still vacant in the country. need people trained up, educated in the pipeline for those jobs no way to fill them with just people sitting on the bench now. a big piece of this will be education, training, apprenticeships and the like wait to see what the ceos have to say when they emerge from the white house later on this afternoon. >> any idea whether they're on the same page, whether each party is doing enough to keep the country's most critical assets safe? i've heard some people say, boy, would be nice if the federal government took more of a lead in setting standards or ensuring compliance sounds like they're kind of putting that off on insurance companies, perhaps >> i think that's a great question, jon. i think you'll see everybody on the same page pubically today. a lot of this has been baked in. a lot of advance planning around this andy nounsments from the companies are cued up, ready to

night on fox which ended in a true holiday fashion off walkoff home run by tim anderson and stunning fireworks display as the whitene and rachel campos-duffy. will you doubled the ratings single-handedly with all the features you did. did it live up to the hype? will: i think. so i definitely think. so from beginning to end it was cinematic with kevin costner coming out of the cornfield to the walk off home runs. 17 scored off home runs. balls were fly into the corn all night long. it was simply beautiful. there is something to be said about a sporting event held in a beautiful location. did you watch tiger filimon tanna. montana might have been the star in that golf outing and iowa was the star of this baseball game. kevin costner said something really fascinating i thought. he said this isn't a gimmick game this feels like the beginning of a tradition. i definitely think this should be a baseball tradition. ainsley: are there more balls in the cornfield or corn? will: more corn, ainsley. ainsley: more corns? will: those fields are massive. that's no hollywood stage. that's a real cornfield used for feed corn for

tim >> draftkings, look out. similar dynamic around cannabis, coming out of the shadows, the osp market continues to consolidate. i think they will be a consolidation. >>> and guy? >> the whiten iowa >> yes, of course, "field of dreams." >> nasdaq, we're here, buy stock. >>> thanks foratin wchg "fast money. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now field for all investors. there is always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people make friends, i'm just trying to make you money and my job is to educate and teach. do you want to know the secret ingredient behind this market's rally from the bottom last year. i figured it

public/private partnership and enormous number of ceos will be at the white house or attending this event today starting with apple's timet, jpmorgan, and dr. barrett will be there talking about how to work together between the private-sector and the government and ending this rash of cyber attacks we've seen across the country over the past year or so a couple of thing they will focus on infrastructure in terms of cyber security but workforce development. white house officials think there's about 500,000 jobs in cyber security that are vacant right now and they would like to work with the private-sector in order to see how they can fill those. they are also expecting some concrete commitments here. white house officials teasing that idea that these companies will make specific commitments and announce those later today we don't know what they are or the dollar figures watch for that news later on today as these companies will make some relatively large announcements about what they will be doing on cyber security. the question is can the government and private-sector work together? can they do anything to turn the tide

tim buy shed of tennessee joins us. congressman, what is your prediction for what will come next? >> total capitulation unless our biden whitehat's going on. i don't know, they're at camp david plague corn hole -- playing corn hole with hunter -- eric: well, that's not really fair to say. the president is meeting with advisers -- >> yeah, but he has been on the wrong side diplomatically of everything from bin laden, let's go through the history of his service. this is the wrong way to go about this. they should have been having these meetings weeks ago, if not months ago, and is we're to going to be get a lot of innocent people killed. treasured be possibly some limited -- there should be possibly some limited airstrikes to provide support for our troops. you're putting a marines and servicemen in harm's way, and i think it's just a total capitulation. then you have the press, his own press secretary asking the taliban to, you know, to be international players. i don't know what the heck that's supposed the mean. they're terrorists, they're thugs. we've known this. they go through theseville isages and murder their leaders a

tim in atlanta. yesterday, nebraska senator ben sasse commented on the white house's evacuation efforts.video clip] >> the president needs to step up and be the commander-in-chief. we need enough troops to be sure we can evacuate all our people. we need to damn these deadlines. august 31 was a politically driven deadline. the taliban needs to know they do not dictate the timeline on american lives. we need to have an urgent meeting of the national security council to figure out we should retake bagram. we need the taliban to know we are going to get our people and allies are going to be able to get their people. our people are american citizens but also special visa holders who risked their lives on behalf of americans to take the fight to al qaeda and the taliban so we did not have to fight them here. we need the president to auction -- actually talk to our allies, to make sure all the -- we need to make sure those images cannot be used for their hit list to go and gather and kill these people and we need cyber command to be active. we need the president to make clear that we will finis

a big meeting at the white house, ceos,going to focus on cybersecurity you you you've got tim cook fromes that are looking at cybersecurity as threat and ramping up there? to me seems like one of those, must invest areas, if you are a corporate ceo, you've got to ensure that you've got the, cyberpolice on the beat. >> it is important theme, are actual one of four themes we think durable seeing another one cybersecurity is a real threat if you look at how, o globalized has become push you digital across the spectrum we've seen not just in u.s. but also across europe, companies more vulnerable firewalls hit so looking at spend from cfos's perfecting vavenl assets cyberan area continuing to spend money on important theme one we are investing in for clients. >> what a market s&p 500 up almost 20% year-to-date, in 2021, the records keep on coming,ic we will catch up you soon we so appreciate your insights this morning, on investing today. >> thanks, maria. >> a we will see you soon eric friedman, much more ahead the supreme court lays down the law, says president biden's must reinstate the t

maria: and with that the chicago white sox beat the new york yankees, 9-8, thanks to tim anderson's twomes, the game certainly living up to its hollywood billing. james: i think someone at new majorleague baseball heard a voe saying ease the commissioner's pain after the woke politics. now they're back to sports, back to baseball, back to what fans love. i hope this is a positive change of direction. maria: well, we'll see. what do you think, dagen? i want to ask you about this. first, give me your thoughts on the field of dreams game last night. dagen: matt was complaining it seemed like kevin costner was wandering around, looking at the sky for way too long at the beginning of the game like the players were struggling to get out of the corn field. cost near -- costner looks good, he's 66. maria: i'm a fan. that's for sure. dagen: me too. maria: i agree. mimosas and pancakes, anybody, ihop offering alcohol through a bubbles, wine and brews menu, available at select locations around the country, it will include bare foot, bud light, blue moon and corona along with locally brewed beers.

white house official. this comes as covid cases continue to surge, spurred by the highly infectious delta variant. joining us is timrnett, who leads our health care team. any idea about potential timing? timothy: this is a plan under consideration. it is not yet fully signed on. the biden administration is weighing its options here. timing is unclear. they are trying very hard to both control the number of infections in the u.s. caused by the delta variant and also increase the number of people here who are vaccinated. shery: tell us the latest about what was happening in the u.s. because we are hearing the wills in florida need more oxygen. timothy: that's right. -- hospitals in florida need more oxygen. timothy: that's right. there are logistical issues. one of them is the fact that there is no longer a state of emergency related to the pandemic so there are some restrictions on how many hours truck drivers can be on the roads. florida is a pretty big state and to move oxygen around, you could be looking at some long drive times and things like that. so you know, these sorts of snafus are rising up as more and mo

tim are. u.s. troops intercepted rockets fired at the kabul airport overnight after a second air strike on isis-k terrorists and with the threats mounting on the eve of the withdrawal deadline, the whitetion for help. so should we be trusting the taliban? what does steve rogers say? we're going to ask him, coming up. (noise of fridge opening) guy fieri! ya know, if you wanna make that sandwich the real deal, ya gotta focus on the bread layers. king's hawaiian sliced bread makes everything better! ♪ (angelic choir) ♪ umm, honey...why is guy fieri in our kitchen? i don't know. i'm booking you a one-way ticket to flavortown with a king's hawaiian meatball sub. ♪ ♪ i gotta go. your neighbor needs king's hawaiian bread. hey, i got you. guy fieri? so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat, all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a die

tim. >> yeah. >> these were the same people to go to the airport and go through metal detectors on a airplane can yet don't want it at the white house. anyway. there's employees everywhere. the president goes. >> these guys are experts from security but from the point of view not making it happen, i can tell you the changes started immediately as he was in the hospital. it was twilight when four of us in the motorcade were still at the hospital and they let our cars go back to the white house. even the white house cars driven by the secret service were not allowed in through the gates. i had to be dropped off outside the gate and go through security and walk up west exec to get to my office. everything was in lockdown and everything was beinge -- being questioned. there was a lot of confusion and uncertainty around in terms of what had happened. what was going to happen. the secret service was taking no chances and it changed forever in those moments. >> our time is getting a little short here. i don't want to have the last word want to talk about why this was so historic. and in 2011 i gave a speech with jerry par and afterwa

white house. president biden wrapping up a meeting right now with the nation's top ceos about cybersecurity. and later, tim

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and then in the bottom of the ninth, tim anderson jacks one into the corn in rightfield for a walk-off home run, 9-8 white, they win the game on a truly special night in iowa. >> it was a special night. jonathan lemire, you know, this is something that we had heard about a couple years ago and my boys were saying let's circle the calendar. of course, we couldn't get out there. but it was a special night. by the way, just as an aside, you're probably looking -- the chicago white sox, you're probably looking at a team that will probably play the yankees for the american leg championship. these two great teams. >> last night was really special evening. it was major league baseball pulled it off. this was a hollywood set and the game had the theatrics to match. it did draw people. my twitter time line was nothing but the game. my boys and i watched. they're big baseball fans and they were drawn to this. it was fun and major league baseball said this was such a success they want to do it again. perhaps an annual tradition, at the very least do it again next year in this "field of dreams," iowa. we know the mov

white house for a meeting with president biden. was the meeting about? >> fibersecurity, the pipeline pack and solar wind, tim cook, microsoft, jamie dimon has been invited along with ceos for approval infrastructure to attend so you had hackers identifying and targeting the microsoft exchange and solar wind at the colonial pipeline and the state department reported a severe hack attack so this needs to be brought up and they are bringing in the big guns. stuart: what are they going to do about it. going up at "the opening bell," i see green this tuesday morning. other headlines we are watching, president biden wants more businesses to mandate the job. >> president biden: if your business leader, state or local leader, to require vaccinations do what i did, require employees to get vaccinated or pay strict requirements. stuart: the pace of vaccination is increasing, in 15 minutes, they are talking about the withdrawal deadline in afghanistan that would then deliver reports at 12:00 noon. the question, will we pull out august 30 first and will the president take questions? next we talk, who served in afghanist

>> so when i worked in the white house we had a drill called the rude q & a, and it was to prepare people like condi rice and others for a rude question from someone like timone that was going to probe them. let me ask you the rude q & a, jon meacham. >> sure. >> i accept all of that as true. it is also true through no fault of his own joe biden has now presided on the biggest roll back of access to the right to vote in modern american history. why isn't -- or if his hair is on fire, why don't we see it? >> well, it seems to me that to say he has presided over it is a little rough. >> he's been president. he didn't do it. he has been president while this country has seen the largest rollback in access to the polls in modern history, in this generation. >> right. so you have to -- so as we're celebrating the anniversary today, what you have to do is find the right role for the federal government to step into this constitutional question, which is that the states have the autonomy on this. you know, going all the way back. the point of the voting rights act was that those states were practicing totalitarian systems of voter suppression, and so i think the ju