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. >> a tip from the community is wha helped lead us to this >> reporter: authorities said an interpersonal conflict may have led to the shootings. he is being charged with two homicides the killings of two men. >> we knew albuquerque would step up and somebody would find and identify that vehicle for us which is exactly what happened >> reporter: the four killings taking place on different evenings in this section of the city,three of them in the last two weeks on sunday, authorities released a photo of the suspect's car, pleading for the public's help and adding a $20,000 reward for information. today's news, little comfort for the brother of the victim, mohammed ahmadi. >> everybody is coming to me and they're crying for him if you lost somebody, you'll never get it back >> reporter: the latest victim, the 25-year-old naeem hussein, found dea friday night just hours after attending the funerals of two of the other murder victims, muhammad afzaal hussein and aftab hussein, all three originally from pakistan and the suspect is facing charges for the murders of two men yet the district atto

women to know what is in there own best interest, as opposed to having their government tell them whas what is in their best interest. >> this is part of harris' nationwide tour on reproductive rights ahead of the november election. the republican national committee said her visit amounts to, quote, fear mongering about democrats extreme abortion policies. tomw policies. tomorrow in oak lands, the vice president will focus n focus on the space sector and efforts to support students. > >> the search of former presidet trump's mar-a-lago estate. accog estate. according to "the washington post", fbi agents were looking for documents related to the u.s. ■nuclear weapons program, among other items. the post reports experts were concerned the documents were not well secured and could potentially fall into the wrong hands. cbs news reporter skyler henry is in washington and tells us it comes as the former president faces a key deadline tomorrow. >> reporter: it was attorney general merrick garland who approved the decision to seek a search warrant for former president trump's mar-a-lago estat

. >> reporter: it's not known whas what documents were taken but te justice department has so far declined to comment. trinity ch, cbs news in new york. >> is the first time in historya search warrant has been issued n a former president. officials sy president. officials say president biden had no knowledge knowledge of the search. > >> a newly released report frome san mateo grand jury raises cons about what happened to the watey when the major earthquake had. t is broken down for us. >> reporter: the images are sead into the brains of bay area res. the aftermath of a major earthquake in sunny san mateo y with the infamous san andreas ft cutting a path right through it. through it. at cal water bayshore, providing water to san to san mateo in south france ano and cisco and carlos, the threat carlos, the threat of an earthquake is always on their minds. >> we want to reassure our custs that we don't have a blind eye d we are preparing and practicings not just today. we have been doing this for quite some time. >> reporter: the grand jury said said many of the 15 water distrs don't have en

i know when i'm on vacation wha passes for news has no effect o me unless i'm in mexico and the newss about a cartel member leaving a human head at the continental breakfast, i don't care. i also know when journalist go on vacation, so does the newsbreak it's like they both own a timeshare together at boca . so in the absence of facts, we go from nuclear codes to document to indictments. indictments, the media loves this word assuming you don't know what it means. you guys watching me right now do and that's why the media hates you sometimes. someone once said you could indict a ham sandwich, and i be it wasn't very impressive. he would keep on tampering with the defender. so fake news rules in real news is redefined as hateful speech. is the required way of? yes, but don't talk about it. bring up they are anti-semitic. you point out that it's young black kids that is racist to. his citizens on twitter calls a and admitting wing wrongdoing against young patients, it is the citizen who is guilty. a person gets banned from twitter for doing what people used to call journalism, so what'

. >> we've been lied to about wha is going to be and they are still not where they want to be so we reallyeed federal coordination. >> mears bowers and have him describe themselves as sanctuaries for migrants something governor abbott is says is easy to see and hard to provide birth. >> we must emigrants to washington, dc and they could not handle that one single challenge and we deal with that every single day. i have one thing to tell you in detail them, there are more buses on the way. >> as for the migrants who arrived in new york city this morning i can tell you about half of them are being bussed t other cities and half will rely on resources here in new york city. >> to democrat led cities are getting a taste of what is happening at the border every day. for latest jobs report with tonight, progressive podcast host, the heritage foundation, research and project 21, the cochair, welcome to all of you on this friday night. let's start with the border first because governor abbott has said listen, new york city is nowhere that has open arms, they want folks to say there dc says they sh

fox news straight out of bed at his new jersey golf club pittsburgh tha never seen them fired up as wha he was tonight. he has not deterred here he is not fazed at all about what the doj is done to him to everyone in the room encourage president trump to run again and the sooner he gets out and starts campaigning, the better. all eyes are now on the white house. president biden claims he did not know about the search at mar-a-lago. >> did you know about it? >> is this administration weapo icing the fbi against political opponents? >> i'm answering the question o telling you that we are not going to comment on a criminal investigation. we are not going to comment fro here from this white house. >> but trump isn't buying it, calling out his cleats up aigne in saying that he knew all abou this just like he knew all abou hunter's deals. we know of information on the judge who purportedly signed of on the mar-a-lago search. judge judge bruce reinhart made donations to former president barack obama successful campaig and jed bush who ran a field presidential bid before becomin a judge he repr

you can rent out your car for quick a onlyfans cash, but whas when youmodel accused of murdering her boyfriend with a knife. >>> you can lend out your car for quick cash, but what happens when your car doesn't come back? >>> the cdc's loser new covid guidance. >>> outcry over a carriage collapse in new york city. >>> the trademark battle over who can be called the queen of christmas. >>> live from cnbc , the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening. tables turned on an extraordinary day at the justice department. the attorney general merrick garland revealing that he personally approved the search of president trump's home, now he is asking the judge to relist the unredacted list of what was taken. >> and the law means revealing what the law is doing. i personally approved the motion to seek a search warrant in this matter. the department does not take such decisions lightly. >> the ball is now in mr. trump's court. he can fight the release warrant or he can allow the nation to see it. the judge expects an answer by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. notably, mr. trump's

and warned that their military won't sit by idly, with their government explaining, "no matter for whatupid, dangerous, and unnecessary gamble." that's ominous. also a perfect slogan for white castle. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the chinese-- i could go for-- i could go for a little-- this time of night, i could go for a little something. the chinese have also conducted live fire drills in the south china sea and scrambled jets as her plane landed in taiwan. all of this for an 82-year-old woman with bones made of peanut brittle. tensions are so bad the defense department has upgraded its readiness to "defcon mee-maw." ( laughter ) >> you should call more. you should call more. you should call more. >> stephen: i think we get the idea. despite-- ( applause ) that was longer than rehearsal. >> stephen: despite all the threats, speaker pelosi did not back down. this morning, she and her congressional delegation landed safely in taiwan. which is great, because just before she landed, china's foreign minister warned yet again, u.s. politicians who "play with fire" on the taiwan issue will "co

even fur even further into late september september or even the middle of, of october, it all remaenon wha fixed in terms of the hydrogen issues and any other issues. >> thank you for the informatio. the information. we have our fingers crossed. > >> in the bay area let's get to, to it, the sun is rising, it is sunny in florida but we have a beautiful sunrise with a thin cloud layer now. into the aftern the afternoon it is going to be sunny no matter where you live. we have big weather stories. one , the air quality is not the bet the best but temperatures are beautiful, that is the second story extending into the rest of of the week we are heating up and i will break it down. for your local areas mostly in the moderate section from santa rosa rosa into oakland but into the peninsula we are in the green due to the onshore flow giving us fresh pacific air. smoke is pushing north on the bright side side the wind pushing from the south giving us a southerly sure southerly surge which usually gives more marine layer with relative humidity pretty low. like i said sunny skies to kick off the wor

after the breewe'll look at wha health officials are doing to get ahead of the spread. >>> and dozens of students who went missing eight years ago, details ahead. >>> monkeypox has caused officials to declare a local public health emergency in king county, washington. an emergency proclamation was signed on friday. officials say it will give them the flexibility to respond effectively. there have been nearly 300 confirmed cases of monkeypox in the county. the biden administration has declared it to be a national public health emergency with 14,000 cases confirmed by the cdc. meanwhile, earlier this week the biden administration announced new measures to address the outbreak, they are making nearly 2 million more vaccine doses available and they are working to get the word out to those at increased risk including a plan to make thousands of vaccines available during pride events. >> reporter: this weekend appears to be the start of the biden administration new response strategy and that includes ramping up vaccinations. so some states are already participating in these efforts. in nort

them down the road >> maybe further down the road i wonder in the near term, when you take a look at wha they're doing, they're being very aggressive in terms of their investments and deal activity. the cfo of coinbase told our kate rooney that they're okay with burning cash now, still in growth mode, investment mode should they be more aggressive do they stand to fall behind if they're making bigger moves, especially if everyone is trying to set up for the next crypto boom if there is one >> i think spending up to $4.2 billion in opex, scaling up the business head count is pretty aggr aggressive, but what coinbase i think played a fine line last night, being able to prudently manage the business in a rougher period, but at the same time scaling for their top five priorities some of those -- one of those priorities is being the number one staking service provider out there. we think they certainly have the capability to do so. >> pete, thanks so much for your insights we continue to watch coin which is up 6% in today's session. talk to you soon pete christiansen. >> thank you. >>> elon m

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the penn wha wharton model 800 billion.get this bailout sad bit of irony their website isn't working it reminds us of obamacare at the beginning. obamacare eventually worked. i don't think this will. >> give you 10 seconds because you had a couple guys. leslie, go ahead. >> a couple things, if you show up for the party you have got to be prepared and the report is going to ask you those questions. you have to have the dollar amounts because americans can just google that secondly, i think, bret, you are on to something with your crystal ball about a court and the president going. i tried. >> bret: thanks, up next, the impending release of the mar-a-lago search warrant affidavit. what the panel thinks of that. ♪ ♪ ♪ (customer) save yourself?! money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ i

wha who is the notion of a bill russell who is unapologetically standing up and not getting creamed forified and made into a pariah. do we have that person any longer? >> i'm going to say in their time they didn't have twitter. unfortunately what feeds these algorithms is the ability to create all or nothing and then dissect this into camps around all or nothing. >> the us versus thems. >> the us versus thems. and you can find yourselves on both sides. the other piece of that is a lot of these folks, especially in politics, even at that time, never achieved hero status until well after their time. it's hard because what makes them heroes is they stood up against criticism. there was criticism in their time even with nischelle nichols. i want to lift up two folks, serena williams. what doesn't get talked about is her work on maternal mortality, particularly black maternal mortality. and it came after her own experience not being diagnosed with what could have been a lethal pulmonary em bo list when she was delivering. she's done so much work as an advocate to take on this issue. and anot

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victor, if they can actually get it on the floor this week, get it out of senate this the wooweek and wha do with it. still big questions. democrats hope they can get it done in a matter of days. victor? >> thank you for us there on capitol hill. thank you. to discuss all this let's bring in our cnn political commentator for real clear politics. a.b., let me start with you. the president now has few wins. he has the chips bill that was some gun legislation as well. the how would -- let's say sinema comes onboard but the passage of this legislation changed the landscape for democrats going into november? >> the administration will make the case to voters that this is a huge accomplishment. the most consequential issue on climate ever and they'll see a bil big improvement with a negotiated prescription drug reform. they're going to be able to campaign on this. the there are, of course, going to be progressives promising last year that party needed to pass something far steeper, much broader and they would. they were just appointed with that result. and they have been telling the party leade

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wha with the white house projecting it's going to cost about $240 billion over ten years.rowers would be participating in this. that's a figure that they've seen that's similar to other loan forgiveness programs, but there are some experts out there who say the price tag is going to be much higher. that pen wharton analysis projected that it could be $605 billion over ten years and possibly over $1 trillion over the next decade. the white house has pushed back on that saying that it's simply speculative, and that's on the higher end of things noting that there's been some reforms to parts of the program, and also that analysis is taking into account that all 100% of eligible borrowers would participate. now, president biden has said that he believes if simply 10% of eligible borrowers participate, that he would consider that a success, and he's continuing to push back on those economic criticisms of his proposal. >> it's not going to cause inflation, number one. number two, it would generate economic growth, the opposite, because you got people who are, in fact, now going

. >> jim >> i hope you will allow me to make clear with wha my position is >> please do >> 50 basis points in september, 25 in november and december and the fed pauses i never had rate cuts in the program. i told you a couple of times it's like having a mother bail you out from a fight you remember that line, not in my equation. what is in my equation and josh makes a fair point it's a good point. history says this, but we have to acknowledge that where we've been in the last two years, there's been a lot of historical precedents broken, including over the last six months a bear market in which jobs increased, meaningfully increased, and there was no banking crisis. honestly, i've never seen that another thing that i have not seen in 40 years, literally 40 years of investing is a european recession in any way cause a recession here in the u.s. i haven't seen it. doesn't mean it can't happen what i am saying is that we are in this post pandemic world, dealing with the short term and long-term effects of having shut down the global economy. one of the short term effects is inflation, which t

you go, wha the heck are we doing? how did they make this decision? esmeralda county, which has 300 voters, it took eight hours to count. they do that entirely by paper, hand counting. how are they going to ensure accuracy and efficiency? you talk about my race which we are viewing as a margin race. we are going have to work are butts off. when you have 15,000 of those 30,000 voters determining the outcome of my race, this is a scary situation and we need to educate the public of the importance of accuracy, efficiency, timing. it could take days for those 31,000 ballots to be counted. the secretary of state's office is determining the regulations for what that looks like. we need to continue to watch what we are doing in this county. it goes back to challenges of, what do the tribal communities have access to? what are the local counties doing? they are asking for ballots in spanish and the county has said no, because they want to drive votes to their side and not give everybody a fair chance. those are the things i would focus on as secretary of stat

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. >> how did he make the switch from a deli with kids to what he does now, and to -- is wha is it s.a.phe spent a lot of his career >> well, his parents wanted him to go to college he wasn't that excited about it because he had this whole deli enterprise he was running. he agreed to do it would have a book behind the counter while he was, you know, cutting the deli stuff when the customer came in, he closed the book and would do the deli stuff. that helped him pay his way through college. then he applied for a job at xerox, which he ended up getting, that started his corporate trajectory he would see these folks in suits in town and see that was the way out. that's what he aspired to. >> you can hear the long island in his voice still >> there you go. >> i think there's a loft lessons to be learned in food service, you can apply it to a lot of different things. >> all right, thanks, jon. >>> coming up, for investors tired of being whipsawed by the volatility, we've got the trade on some low volatilitytos, sck they're outperforming and steady cash flow. three stock lunch is next. ♪ ♪ thi

i want to talk about wha has happened this summer, all of it sometimes in a flash.d people of what democrats passed in congress. the act signed today, the inflation reduction act. the size of that depends on if you count the deficit reduction portion, between half a trillion and $700 billion. we will talk about that more in the second. also just this month, the senate and house passed the pact act that extends veterans benefits, especially with toxic exposures, that is about free hundred billion dollars. and the chips act, an enormous bill that includes a host of science and technology incentives to try and help the country compete with china, another $80 billion is the size of that bill. don't forget in may, that unexpected compromise over gun and safety laws, the bipartisan communities act, $13 billion in that. that is a real seachange, the first time in decades congress has passed significant gun legislation. i want to point out something about three of these bills. the three on the right of your screen are bipartisan. the way democrats got those through largely

o mak ving sng for neede domethi g comnity.epor wha he gave bac. the next 33 years, excluding the last two covid years, the largest urkite festivals on the pl year, the open meadow was empty. in the corner a few dozen kites flapped in the breeze, abend to the event he devoted his life to create. >> it breaks my heart. it breaks my doggone heart. >> reporter: mostly cloudy alister canceled the festival because the city more than tripled his permit fee to $45,000 which would have doubled the event's entire budget. the city told him they could no longer subsidize the gathering by providing law enforcement, firefighters and custodians for free but beverly griffith thinks that's short-sighted. >> this is what the people need. it's something beautiful like this to look at. we've been locked up for covid for over, what, two years, three years? seems like five. you know? i could walk out of here without a mask, you know? so yeah, that's an excuse. come on, berkeley, get it together. >> 10,000 to 45,000 so $35,000 extra is going to whereex >> reporter: erin

. ♪ all i do is win win win ♪ ♪ no matter wha got money on my mind i can never get enough ♪ ♪ and everyg everybody's hands go up ♪ >> jimmy: yeah that's right [ cheers and applause and they stay there! ♪ you guys see this? new photos were just released that prove former president trump would flush documents down the toilet while he was in office just take a look at this [ laughter ] wow. wow. wow, even the toilets are writing tell-alls. [ laughter ] speaking of trump, representative liz cheney put out a new campaign video featuring her dad, dick cheney, voicing some strong words against the former president listen to this >> in our nation's 246 year history, there has never been an individual who was a greater threat to our republic than donald trump he's a coward. a real man wouldn't lie to his supporters >> jimmy: that's like darth vader telling us be wary of thanos. you know what i mean [ laughter and applause wow. i'm frightened yep. cheney really went after him not to be outdone, george w. bush painted trump this scathing oil portrait look at this thing whoa, my goodness. [ laughte

they literally never even looked at that possibility despite whas they said they were doing publicly. barr lied according to the appeals courtto and told congre and the public that the justice department did consider that, and after that careful consideration, they definitely concluded trump committed no crimes and shouldn't be charged. but the appeals court says that barr lied about it. this is from a, again, unanimous three-judge ruling from the federal appeals court in washington, d.c. quote, the department's submissions indicated that the memorandum conveyed advice about whether to charge president trump with a crime. but the court's in-camera review of that memorandum revealed that the department, int fact, neve considered bringing a charge. doj never, in fact, considered bringing any charges against trump. they a never even looked at it,e find out now, three years after the mueller report came out, five years after most of the potentiallyos criminal activity described in exquisite detail in that report, they said at the time they considered charges against him, and no charges we

they did wha we wanted them to do, ■takea chance, invest i yourself, then life happened and they didn'tso they have debt and no degree, not much earning potential. forgiving the debt makes sense to me. forgiving the dead of somebody who comes from a family making 240 $9,000 makes no sense at all to me. this is too big, too broad, too litically designed, not economically designed. it underlines a problem with t democratic party. education is the primary divide in this country, with college educated people, overwhelmingly democrats in school. the democrats have become good at feeding their base. part of their base happens to be upscale people. and they do it by trying to defend the state and local tax to duction.they do it with measures like this. they do it with zoning regulations. you cannot redistribute money and power upwards without paying a price from high school and middle class folks down the line. amna: it is worth reminding folks about some of the reactions we have seen, notably senator warren who has been fighting for me debt relief. at the same time, we have seen economists re

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agency has been closed, and then that no action was taken, but he is an elected official, but we'll see wha i think the city attorney may get involved in this very interesting amberleigh live tonight. outside city hall in san francisco. amber thank you. former san francisco district attorney chase. a. boudin did announce that he is not running for re election later this year. bodine was recalled from office back in june. the former d a says one reason for not running is that he really wants to spend more time with his family, including his young son says he is proud of the work that he did while in office and says he remains deeply committed to justice and the people of san francisco boudin did have some criticisms for brooke jenkins, the city's new district attorney, he said, in part i am gravely concerned by what i've seen from the current appointed district attorney. we have heard no assurances that the successful programs we have implemented will continue, and indeed, we see worrying signs every day as progress is rolled back, and here is a look at who is running for district attorney c

d told sean wha da last night.t >> apparently they they found that we were unfit to be taking care of our daughter on thisr on issue and when i questioned parentaln the lack of notificationin in this case,re they said that there were confidentiality issues that prevented them from telling us about it. >>t. who do they think they are or certainly they think that they are the parents. and here now with reaction or outnumbered, co-host emily compagno and my fox and friends weekend co-host rachel campos duffy. thanmy cohost k you both for being here.being rachel , you heard it.hed it, wi who do they think they are? they think we're the parents now.? i mean, the instinct of educators even you know, a lot of people are watching thinking i thought glenn younare thing hn on this issue and things would change, yet they continue now. o i mean, first of all, i'm still reeling from your last segment r ,the war on children at the border. s but parents needne ted to wake there is a war on children ino your schools as well. and yes, t they want to be the parents. this is what they're trying to do. t

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also willing to tearar our country apart because that's exactly what these actions are doing overover wha t is essentially it looks like just a document dispute. yeah, exactly right. document so what's very interestingis that's really i would say burying the lead here is the failure to really get into article two of the unitedto artc states constitution, which is the governing lawle of the entire country. so the department of justice ment wan. artment of justice they want to talk aboutan regulations. they want to talk aboutt to tou course, al protocols. but of course, all those are really subservient to the u.s. constitution. tion and and the reason why that's so incredibly important, rachel , is because that article twtwo oh the u.s. constitution declares that the president of the united states , which wastas donald trump, is the commanderma in chief of the military and that means he hasan the ultimate discretion and authorit y under the law, under the constitution itself to make decisionkes about what is top secret, what is classified, what is not. is classified, what is not. that the d

need need teachers who will educate them, agitate, not wha what they look like.t is insulting that people ared going to be judged based on color and more importantly, some color determines qualifications or, war, skill,ex talent, experience, professional. this is basically an extrememe leftist socialist agenda on this equality critical race nonsense. yes,e illegal and should be invalidated immediately. this would be instituted utilizing racism. cly yeah, of course it would. and i agree with everything leo said. look,, the foundation of the democrat party now is two things, sean.racist, it is everything is racist and america is an awful placeic that is basically everything that the democrats believe. and if you drill down t essentially every policyha that they advocate for, that's what it is at its essence, it's wrong. we're going to see a supreme court case this fall that deals with meritocracy versus affirmative action actually focus to a large extent on asian kids. and sola what we're going to se, i believe, is we're going to move back towards equality and repu