down, down with deportation, trisha.he tip of the iceberg, her chanting and dancing the down, down with deportation. she said before, he pledged, in fact, that she would use u.s. taxpayer dollars to pay for gender transition surgery for illegal immigrants, she would defund i.c.e. this is not going to the bode well with these undecided voters. but i am diving not just into the polls, but into the registration numbers for republican voters especially in arizona where republicans have doubled their numbers since 2020. and it looks like across the board in pennsylvania, nevada and and north carolina, in 2020 the registrations, democrats clobbered republicans, and they are cutting those about in half. maria: yeah, that's true, mike. what do you think? >> if you dig deeper into that new york times poll, you can see the support expect if key difference from 2020 to now was with working class hispanics. so people that came here legally, people that jumped through the hoops, people that paid the money, that came here the right wa

great show, everybody, mike, trisha, cheryl, thank you so much for being here. "varney & company" picks it up now. stu or, take it away. stuart: guard monoing, maria. good morning, everyone. this is a big day for investors because the rally modestly continues. the election, though, and the war, that's what's making the headlines. president biden addresses world leaders at the united nations one hour from now. reportedly, he will promote if what he calls real achievements for the american people and the world. as a he's saying that, israel continues its attacks against hezbollah. thousands are fleeing south lebanon, hundreds killed. it's very close to full scale war. diplomacy on the sidelines. >>> little fallout for stocks, but gold remains at or near record highs, $2,650 an ounce. oil holding at $72 a barrel. stocks reacting, crude oil at $72. now, stocks, they're reacting to the fed's rate cut. the rally continues. it's very modest this morning, but the dow is up in the green 70 points higher, nasdaq up 37, and the s&p up of -- up 6. not much, but a little gre

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now let's take off the call trisha noise coming . no further move left because we don't share a single service here. more odd. we speak of cost ration here at the end of the left, which is not the show that go, but then even more, we cannot be off cost choice to win them in federal and luckily see it as soon and it's always no agreement for them almost based on situations interest back for us from nations, nations to this end, or for the 60 just isn't a good i would like to wish symptom of holdings in my family. seminar, 7th, international programs. this is the russian enter week and less than 30 years. i think the all success, of course, to the previous the sessions had seen and made into a duration to send the proposals and loud enough. well, without any adventures. thank you very much. the dance france colleagues who did us silly? what's your new deal? are going to have an entire working week ahead of you contact if you're going to have a tire week ahead of you like of context discussions of the matters you absolutely need to cons

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trisha. >> amen.early ballot toes in north carolina are going out and september 10th, orb of course, the debate. donald trump, policy, policy, policy, policy. kamala harris at the cnn interview, if it was any indication, she will self-implode. don't take the personal if attack bait that abc will try and feed you. maria: you would think if he sticks to policy, he wins the argument. >> absolutely. 100%. maria: all right, thanks, everybody. thanks for being here, "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. this is the day after the big selloff and, yes, some limited selling continues. we're going to the start with nvidia. the value dropped around $279 billion yesterday alone. the news is that the government has launched a

you jump up, teach trisha, ga, joined s o s on the phone, so frontier to set up workshops for prosthetic liens. in 1982, he co founded the n g, a handicapped international. my name is emily bucks. i was born and by somebody come boat here. i have my accident when i was 6 years old and at that time the command rouge with taking over the convergeone. we have to flee a village we. we fled was practically nothing. was on the border between thailand and convergeone. one of the men from thailand pushed me on to an empty personnel. mine used. yeah. well i remember from waking up off to the accident to seeing my shredded left leg, i was carried on a stretcher to the cow. we done camp in thailand. when we arrived, i stood up, does they remove the makeshift bandage and seeing the state of my legs? the doctor suggested that my parents put me to sleep. i woke up a monthly so hold on, you as yours was you hear me. they had put me in a coma to amputate my leg before the i was just the ones when i was in the house with my parents, i heard a noise and wanted to see what was going on. and i also demanded

to your phone under normal circumstances that would never have worked to function. jump up, teach trisha, ga, joined s o s on phone. so frontier to set up workshops for prosthetic leans. in 1982, he co founded the n g, a handicapped international. my name is emily watson. i was born and by somebody in cambodia, i have my accident when i was 6 years old. at that time, the command rouge with taking over convergeone, we have to flee a village. we. we fled was practically nothing. was on the border between thailand and convergeone. one of the men from thailand pushed me on to an empty personnel. mine used. yeah. well, i remember from waking up off to the accident to seeing my shredded left leg. i was carried on a stretcher to the cow. we done camp in thailand account when we arrived, i saw the doctors. they removed the makeshift bandage and seeing the state of my legs. the doctor suggested that my parents put me to sleep. i woke up a monthly, so hold on you as you have they have put me in a coma to amputate my lack of a lot of the things i'm gonna do in the course of the ones when i was in t

one thing she did say last night on this issue, which i think is important is look at what hurt him trisha actually inherited. their inherited an economy in freefall. unemployment was in a terrible position. we were facing credible economic collapse. we had a pandemic where one over 1 million americans had died we had a health crisis. we had the country that was not united, but instead in a very difficult place as it relates to both jobs and people's health. and they came in and now things have been improving. so there has been a recovery, but she understands that's not enough. she directly wants to help middle-class families, working families, take on price gouging, take on the price of take on the price of food, and make sure that everyone has access to an affordable home and being able to take take care to family and childcare that's who she is. >> there has been some back-and-forth over whether or not there will be a third debate or originally there was talk of one in late september on nbc. her campaign has talked about a third one in october do you think there will be one? should it b

trisha. >> amen. i'm on the lookout for not only the jobs report, but also september 6th, the the early ballot toes in north carolina are going out and september 10th, orb of course, the debate. donald trump, policy, policy, policy, policy. kamala harris at the cnn interview, if it was any indication, she will self-implode. don't take the personal if attack bait that abc will try and feed you. maria: you would think if he sticks to policy, he wins the argument. >> absolutely. 100%. maria: all right, thanks, everybody. thanks for being here, "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. this is the day after the big selloff and, yes, some limited selling continues. we're going to the start with nvidia. the value dropped around $279 billion yesterday alone. the news is that the government has launched an antitrust investigation. nvidia's dominant position in a.i. is the problem. the stock's down again premarket down a buck at $106. we'll be looki

pearce will also perform the big winners of the night include lainey wilson, trisha yearwood and lukean. the hosts say that tonight isn't just about those artists. this is a very special show to country music, it is obviously about the people that have made a huge impact on our format as artists, but also all of the people behind the scenes that help make those artists dreams. and our dreams come true every single day. you can watch the show tonight at 6:00 on doctor phil mcgraw's merritt street media platform. you can find that on directv, dish, samsung tv plus, or on the merritt plus app. who knew? i was just gonna say honestly, never knew about it, but there you go. a lot of stars there. that's cool. you learn a lot here on today in the bay and you're going to learn about today's weather, too. not as warm as yesterday, though, so that's the way to look at it for some spots. cooling trend. right. if it's two degrees, you probably won't feel the difference. but you know, in some of our coastal areas and in san francisco, you are going to notice that it will be slightly cooler, just a

. >> let's go all the way in the back i see trisha with a microphone so please handle -- >> thank you raised in coach i sovit union i was a student when the cold war was over in this movie what did you learn about your relationship with reagan and gorbachev? >> they you know, what happened really in that -- first meeting starting with that first meeting with them had never really happened. at -- before in a summit where i was -- i was really surprised to learn because i didn't know this before about how managed presidents were scripted even. scripted and managed at as far as communicating with another leader. you know, it's leak you had to be chaperoned or something and reagan for the first time invited gorbachev into the next room and sitting there by the fire. andea really just getting to knw each other on a very basic level. you know talking about their mothers -- how they've grown up. and you know they saw i think they began to see each other as humans and the human cost of what nuclear exchange would be. and empathy -- for each side as part of the equation. and but that really su

crisis, and why she almost gave up her entire career live at the table coleman hughes natasha alford, trisha mcloughlin, jay michaelson and joining the conversation, the cast of the new cnn original series, have i got news for you? welcome to a special edition of newsnight state of the race happy friday. i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. pet peeves and politics. donald trump tripling down on the rants, the tangents and the conspiracies that his allies have told him cost him the debate. rhetoric that kamala harris tonight says that americans are exhausted by he's set to speak in las vegas any moment now, but i'll start in ohio schools in springfield have been forced to evacuate for the second day in a row. now, over threats after trump amplified baseless conspiracies about migrants eating pets in our community now it's clear he doesn't care about any of that know the real threat is what's happening at our border. we will do large deportations from springfield, ohio large deportations. >> we're going to get these people out. it's like an invasion f

trisha, thanks for joining us today. have you spoken to marcellus today? >> the team has spoken with him today and actually we just spoke with him momentarily ago. we actually just got news that the u.s. supreme court has denied a stay the us supreme court has denied a stay that's horrible news. i mean, that's it. that's the end of that. there's just nothing else that can be done unless the governor has a change of heart, which seems unlikely that is correct. >> under what we have currently from the law and the governor tonight, misery, we'll execute an innocent man and they will do it even though the prosecutor doesn't want him to be executed, the jurors who sentenced him to death don't want him executed. and the victims themselves don't want him executed. that is what will be the state of justice tonight in missouri why why do you think that the governor or the state supreme court, why did they deny him clemency? >> why have they not stay this execution? >> and what we hear time and time again is this argument of finality it's too late. things should hav

jamal simmons, trisha mcloughlin brian lanza, julie roginsky, and montel williams. welcome to a special edition of newsnight state of the race good, evening. >> i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about tonight. families fear and the fragile politics of guns. the country's attention today turn to winder, georgia were four soldiers. there are now gone two students, two teachers after a 14-year-old high school student shot them, gun them down. those students were caught in the chaos and the simple act of going to school, force them to live through the terror of those uncertain minutes. we're everyone inside apalachee high school was unsure if they were going to be next. listened here to isabel rosales on the scene of the shooting, retelling what one student told her, a child who's reckoning now with her own mortality that was the moment that she took out her phone and she showed me the text message to her mother saying, i know i haven't been a perfect daughter. i love you. i'm sorry. she couldn't think of anything else but to apolo

. >> trisha district 5 and district one i'm objecting to this for another reason if you take the balanceower from the epa urging to have problems and i want i too think about that thoroughly right now, i'm dealing with that departments and 4 departments that did something behind everyone's back and far and for a project (bell ringing) that will cause more problems with water. i'm dealing with the city two departments that decided to sell our beautiful hetch hetchy water to um, other counties and give us fill traffic accident water i'm extremely upset i have to boil my water now (bell ringing) and take a look at - >> thank you thank you for your comments nice to see you. >> my name is duffey i want to follow on what mr. d cost said i've never been on a commission but proactively resigning from my public appoint that i might. amen. get so, so finally i don't know anything about that i remember under our. >> we i'm not is not to mess with water. and public water i know that everything the pair is doing is wrong yeah, because - no-brainier so, now you need to hold on that's it. >> ph.d is th

my e is trisha, i am a resident in a business owner ou i like to thank dr. honeycutd, the c a c and 5 point team for your to the community but to the local contractors i am asking for the same thing my this project forward. it would mean so much not contractors, but it means so much to the bayview back to n to the bayview where you a lot of community leaving, but this is a for everybody like they said to own homes, our mes, so i am asking for you to push this project thank you. [applause] afternoon commissioners. whole commission. my san francisco resident. i am here to you know that the candlestick point offers more chance to reignite san francisco's economy.know how essential construction jobs are to this project will provide steady work for our back on our feet and san francisco is a vibrant place to live and work. supporting the candlestick point project is crucial recovery of san francisco. being a carpenter, i dry up and opportunities diminish.l bring much needed jobs to our city, stimulate economy, it is investment in the future of san francisco and i

here's trisha, vista, california, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you. host: good.ler: good. sounds like a great program. i just want to simplify things. when you look at everything and how people are speaking. i used to go ahead and read the constitution -- memorize the constitution in school. now it's like we are dealing with good versus evil. with this good versus evil you look back and you say, god and our country, ok, where did it all go? we are taking god out. we know that. we all know that. and we are making it very, very complicated, causing strife and division. and i'm an independent, like i said, i never hear anything about god and country from the democrats. and it makes your heartbreak. so i would just hope that everybody would stand back and get their foundation in order first. and vote from your heart. not from your -- not from the material world. i appreciate you having me on. thank you. host: all right. i just want to go back to a previous caller about russian jets flying over alaska. this is alaska public media. it says this, that chinese and russia

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my name is trisha, i am a resident in a business owner out of district 10. i like to thank dr. honeycutd, the c a c and 5 point team for your extensive reach out not only to the community but to the local contractors out of district 10. i am asking for the same thing my colleagues have asked to push this project forward. it would mean so much not only to local contractors, but it means so much to the bayview residents to bring life back to n to the bayview where you would see a lot of community leaving, but this is a great opportunity for everybody like they said to own homes, our children own homes, so i am asking for you to push this project forward. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon commissioners. whole commission. my name is guillermo, lifelong san francisco resident. i am here to let you know that the candlestick point offers more then just a development, it is a chance to reignite san francisco's economy. as a carpenter, i know how essential construction jobs are to our city. this project will provide steady work for our skilled workforce, helping us all get back on