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yor is an interesting one. it's not a strong mayor. of the power, much of the power rests with the city council. your mayor of the second biggest city in the united states. it's been a dead end of sorts. is never been an l.a. mayor who's been elected governor. it's kind of a political debt and until recently, eric garcetti, he did not get the cabinet post he wanted, but he was appointed ambassador to india. a big lot form, mega form being mayor of the second biggest city in the country. >> we have time to squeeze one more in, and katie, i want to talk about this conflict within the democratic party. san diego democrat representatives scott peters come he's opposed to a new prescription drug plan being advanced by the democratic leadership. can you tell us about this conflict? >> right. this bill would give the government more leverage and negotiate prices, and it would also allow the government to penalize drug companies that raise the prices of drugs too fast. scott peters was one of just a handful of democrats to vote against this le

liz:mu rights, thank you for yor service to our country, thank you for coming on. good to see you. we are staying on this, michael mccall, president bidenl facing democrat demand for congressional pros into the botched afghan withdrawal. going to resign or be impeached. thirteen service members set hundreds of americans and allies left behind terror lines. you're watching the evening edit on foxbusiness. >> we have a president that went to the ends of the earth to give up, back down and not hold the line. holy un-american. ♪♪ joining me now, house foreign affairs oklahoma security omfeature, michael mccall. great to have you back on. growing calls, congressional siprobes, good to have you on. democrat asking for congressional probes into the boston withdrawal from afghanistan. more republican private they say biden should resign or bee impeached, what's your take democrats pushing for more probes? >> i think there's a lot of interest bipartisan into what happened. it shouldn't be a partisan issue, it should be un-american issue. what happened, it's a disaster. the way the drawdown

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the people youri just saw on yor screen could be choosing your president at some point down the road.is a manufactured crisis. this is an attempt to change the demographics of the united states in order to give permanent power to the democratic party. that's all it is no matter what they tell you. the biden administration perfectly well that the wave we are reporting on tonight was on the way. a full month ago to the day on august 21st, the mexican newspaper "millennial" reported the first wave of haitian migrants had arrived in mexico. there were 30,000 of them part according to the paper, they were not docile and they were not grateful to be there. instead they tried to storm government facilities. elements of the national guard are guarding the installations of the offices of the mexican commission for refugees after a fight among migrants who'd attempted to enter these installations by force. that was in the paper on august 5th. there were verbal aggressive intention, so that was the scene in mexico last month. this was the scene earlier today and mel plaza, mexico. >> the goal is

cleveland came close to upsetting kansas city to open the city if you don't like sfootball, yor first guest says there are stocks paid to the sport let's kick off the wex week. welcome back kate faddis kate, you bring it with stock picks. let's talk about draft kings i have to imagine thinking about yesterday with millions of people on their phones and tablets and betting on football where it is done legally you think draft kings may be a good bet why? >> i'll tell you, brian. thank you for having me again. first of all, the stock is up 25% in about three months. hard to believe. a $25 billion company. daily fantasy sports and online sports gambling. they share the market with two other players. mgm, sportsbook and fanduel. game of skill and game of chance they get a fee no matter what. they make a lot of money big growth numbers monthly average users from 685,000 a year ago to 1.1 million. revenue, brian, grew 4% year on year not cheap. trading at 20 times sales. it is a buy. it is one you have to have in the portfolio. i have one other football idea if you have time >> let me go bac

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not only that, but it generates a robust immune response, and there were no cases of mi yor c -- myocarditis, linked to mrna vaccines. the pfizer company says they are going to submit the data to the fda soon for emergency use authorization but of course the big question is as you say, what is the timing here, so we heard from scott gottlieb earlier today that estimated this, he's the former head of the fda, take a listen to what he said! depending on how long the fda takes to review the application, whether it's a four week review or six week review, you could have a vaccine available to children as early as probably by the end of october. perhaps it slips a little bit into november. >> so obviously here that would be ideal, end of october, early november, but i also want to break down a little bit more for reference here. take a look at this. this is the time line that we saw when the vaccine was put out under emergency use authorization for 12 to 15-year-olds. march 31st, pfizer announced the top line results. that of course what we're seeing today. then a week and a half later on april 9

. >> lailaeyla santiago, thank yor that report. >>> $3.5 trillion spending plan very much in jeopardyaxe kwroets reports west virginia senator joe manchin, who we knew wanted to slow down the process on this, wants to wait for 2022. for some democrats, that might mean forever, or never. it throws into flux the infrastructure bill as well since some democrats say they won't pass one without the other. the senator parliamentarian said overnight immigration reform, as written, cannot be included in the budget bill, which means for now no path to citizenship for 8 multiple or more immigrants as the crisis at the border is escalating this morning. homeland security is calling in the pentagon to help with the flux of migrants in del rio, texas. the crowds this morning expected to be around 12,000. >>> as the president is heading to new york for the u.n. general assembly, tensions are high between the u.s. and its oldest ally. the white house says biden and french president macron will speak to try to move forward after australia canceled a defense deal with the french in favor of an agreeme

appreciate it we talked about eamon's trip >> so does this change your strategy let's bring in the port foal yor ma portfolio manager of clear bridge and ron insana of schroeder's north america. ron, let me start with you on this one it looks like the jobs number was a huge miss. taper is off the table, it means buy everything everywhere, right? >> yes, right. i don't know that taper is off the table but pushes it back until the federal reserves sees the next round of employment figures, whether or not schools fully reopen, whether or not the delta variant has peaked and people are returning to work, as steve suggested they might everything that we're seeing is affected by delta, the jobs data, consumer confidence data, the composition of stock market performance. it's all affected by these twists and turns particularly among the unvaccinated and how that's affecting regional economies around the country i think until we get clarity around that, there's no reason to panic with respect to equity markets because if the fed is not going to do anything for an extra couple of months it's more likely

unemployment, you are working not one, but two full-time jobs, and being a single mother, and start ing yorcause i just felt like i had no choice but to create something for myself. >> reporter: her story was once a common one in the ten years before the pandemic, hispanic entrepreneurs grew a loss that hit home for kayla castellena she turned to her roots after losing her job at the start of the pandemic. >> we joke around and say when life gives you lep lemons, make agua frescas. >> and she created agua bonita. >> wanting to put our culture at the front and center in a modern w way. in the same way that we are modern hispanics, modern latinas. that takes on a lot of different shapes for a lot of different people sometimes you don't have to reinvent the wheel sometimes it's just your gr grandpa's agua fresca recipe. >> a recipe for success she and velasquez hope will continue you started this in the middle of the pandemic. >> our byline is resilience is beauty we're always going to be here and continue to grow no matter where you try to put us or tlou throw us. >> and be resilient in the p

>> apologies, senator cruz, yor state of texas.te of texas. >> you said my state of texas. you tell me about the texas voter i.d. laws that are racist. >> the fact the law was put in place to diminish the political power of latinos with racist intent and have been found to have -- >> you're asserting that. what is the evidence of that? >> the federal district court that first resolved the constitutionality of texas' voter i.d. law. >> your view is voter i.d. laws are racist. how about you, mr. yang? >> i agree with professor tolson, voter i.d. laws can be racist. >> there are some voter i.d. laws that are racially discriminatory in intent. >> joining us is the professor who brought receipts, franita tolson, vice dean of usc law school. thank you for being with us. i'm going to ask you to do the impossible here. but put yourself in the senator's brain, ted cruz's brain there, what do you think he was trying to get out of that discussion? >> i think he wanted me and my colleagues to be in a fund-raising video, he wanted some sound bi

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proprietor specifically, spark accessible to them than the ones on the lenders orr not and which of yor recommendations in your written testimony would be most helpful for those sole proprietors these micro- businesses to access forgiveness. >> something in cases were sole proprietors are running of w the portal are already doing the processing forgiveness is probably the best place to keep going with the process. and as you noted, the sole proprietors the contractors, is complex and heco apply for business, you are your legal team, you arere your marketing team and you're trying to run your business. and having your lender if your when lender is working with you to understand thisu complex ros and your forgiveness information. the fda's direct portals they have people manning this and in the faqs. the details especially forn the small businesses. we still think that is pretty complicated pretty the lender should be helping as they enter it so there's not a lot of back-and-forth afterwords. and regarding forgiveness for the small loans. >> thank you and i yield back. >> the gentle lady

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as you know, may yors london breed intervened on sfmta workers' behalf to accelerate the priorization for them to get the initial round of vaccines. now that that treing sex workers with priority is a part of state policy, we're expecting that we'll be able to get our workforce their booster when they're ready. right now, the h.r. team is really focused on this share of our workforce that has not yet received their first vaccine and we're awaiting policy for getting people their boosters. >> ok. great. thank you. i guess quick question about the $200 million. great to know that we're confirmed with funding. i don't recall how much we had been assuming in our budget. but does this change our financial forecast at all? >> we're still waiting for the final allocation decision at m.p.c. this is the first check and it is not the total. so, we have made our estimates , our discussions with m.t.c. have made it clear that we need to ensure that the final skhek rooted in actuals rather than projections. many transit agencies are trending better than we are. in terms of their actual. so we want