jason found her. >> jason, bill's son, had called 911. this is what he said. >> my mom -- my mom is laying here on the floor. there's blood everywhere and she's dead and i don't know what happened. >> bill got to the house, ran from his truck, passing son jason on the back deck. >> i went in and there she lay. she looked like she was asleep. >> my mom -- my mom is laying here on the floor. there's blood everywhere and she's dead and i don't know what happened. >> bill got to the house, ran from his truck, passing son jason on the back deck. >> i went in and there she lay. she looked like she was asleep. >> not long after marion county sheriff jason sandholt arrived at the farmhouse. he grew up in the county and knew the family. did you get into the house itself? >> i did. >> and there you are saying what happened here? >> correct. and who would have a desire to kill a lady in rural iowa? >> the sheriff called for help. >> i got multiple phone calls from my boss. >> agent ludwick works for a division of the state police, the department of

jason: i think so. i'm going to say something that is going to sound like something that something someone can say that is trying to run for office, that is not what i'm trying to say. i will tell you, i prefer we had more people in office who have dealt with their stuff. [applause] jason: i do not mean because all politicians are crazy. we all have stuff. you know. >> what percentage of politicians are crazy? [applause] [laughter] jason: 100% of politicians are crazy. >> if there's a big u.s. senate primary in missouri coming up in just a few weeks on the democratic side and republican side, this question is about lucas, who is a democrat running for the senate, any thoughts about? jason: seems like a very good dude. lucas clearly knows a friend who submitted that question. that is awesome. you are a good friend. you and i have talked about this briefly on the radio the other day. i ran for u.s. senate, it is really hard. all of the candidates are working really hard. i recognize that i have a lot of i

jason: my company makes video games.s being published by tencent, woman #2: (over phone) they just say we have to terminate any business relationship with lofty sky. so this is not about the game, it's about the company. jason: there's someone in the government who told you to cancel a contract? our game was pulled from storefronts in china. woman #2: (over phone) maybe there are staff the company, not working in the direction aligned with the government direction. i don't know. i can't really tell anything. chen: many people in the brainwashing center had been transformed. they might have broadcast my conversion that night. the police told me: "your wife has been arrested." she will be jailed fiver six years. at that moment, i felt i could barely hold on. so my wife was also detained. what about ouron?" my mother was ill. i thought lot. it was at that momen that i s shed tears. i only had to say three words: "i won't practice." then iould reunite with my family. and i could take care of m. but i couldn't do it. i watche

jason: no, it's fine.ur whole thing, when you eventually came out and announced to the city and to everybody that you were suffering from ptsd, your whole thing was saying over and over again, what i experienced over there was nothing compared to what a lot of other troops. i came away with the impression that you really had an experience very much that was all that dangerous. but then i read the book, and i came away with a completely different impression. there were a couple of stories i wanted to ask you about. i will ask you about the second one first come this late night drive home to your base. your driver wound up taking a different route, and you were pretty agitated. jason: yeah, so, first to the point you made, i also didn't know that what i did was significant until i went to therapy. you and i had similar experiences, and that is kind of one of the things we try to do with the book. you sort of discover these things along with me in the narrative. that is how it was for me. i told that story in

>> jason: el. >> harris: it is a bottomless pit and it is really sad.s the globe 24 hours. we would not see them until they turned the filters back on. i knew, no there is a reality app. but i don't know a lot of people talking about it yet. >> emily: we don't need an app to have reality. we are living in it right now. >> harris: with good makeup. come on. [laughter] no selfies but make. >> emily: to harris to be the best selves possible and tonya hardy nancy garrick and stuff, we do everything and work hard. and the irony is these kids, all their priorities is getting ahead socially. so they are wasting our tax dollars and time in these company's investments because too busy either trying to conform to these unnatural boundaries or they are just wasting times at work selfie. >> kayleigh: 100% not filling that hole harris describes but what fills the hole is helping others. as we have seen but we have a lost generation. you can get -- a my selfie and an actual shot of myself. really unflattering. [laughter] but social media, the role they play is intere

we have a party crasher, up here, and i think that jason is going to tell you who she is.nk you. [applause] >> hi, everybody, welcome, so good to have you here, and i've learned a long time ago not to really instruct an audience to do anything, but i think at this point it would really only be appropriate to give jason and diana a round of applause, too, this evening. [applause]. >> that was my joke for the night and i hope you caught that. that was my joke. welcome, it's good to see you all here and great to be with jason and diana here in this place where so many of these events have occurred over the years. i thought i'd begin just by asking both of you, you know, jason, i've known you for a while now, going back to when you first came to the general assembly and i was reporting on it for the kansas city star and what's amazing, particularly after reading your book is that, i didn't know most of this stuff. what you were going through, diana, what you were going through and it strikes me that we're all so good at disguising difficult things. not just you, but p of us. w

-- what jason said i'd rather buy companies that have a more sane valuation. crowdstrike also is a hype stock if you go anywhere it's what a lot of people are talking about, and i think it masks really what the fundamentals are and it's a very solid company it's a shame it's not quite in the it camp yet but what everyone talks about first i'd rather own something a little more sane like palo alto when i put money here. i think it's a group going to continue to grow >> brenda, you're not here at all, why >> i agree it's likely to be a place that's pretty insulated from a -- you know, a cut back in corporate spending. it's really a necessity. when you look at the valuation of the names out there, you just cannot get comfortable at current levels especially given the valuation backdrop of the broader market certainly if you were to see a more protracted pull back we'd consider, but right now we're not. >> got you coming up energy is the biggest gainer for today it continues to be for the month and year as well few stock up grades in that sector as the upgrade par

are you starting to rethink your guess, jason?teacher. >> jimmy: oh. >> oh. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] finally, our third period is? what is your name, sir? >> christopher bomba. >> jimmy: christopher, are you in the fitness industry? >> i think. >> jimmy: you think? >> personal trainer. >> jimmy: yeah. you don't look like that and smoke weed regularly. [ laughter ] so i am going to go -- [ laughter ] oh, maybe you do, i don't know. i am going to go with moira as my guess. jason? [ applause ] >> because she's an art teacher? >> jimmy: no, because she has no pupils whatsoever. [ laughter ] she's a rare teacher with no pupils. >> i'll go -- i guess i got to go with bobby sunglasses. >> jimmy: you're going robert, i'm going moira. who among you is high? please step forward if you are high. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: moira. what did you have? >> you know, good stuff. >> jimmy: did you smoke it or eat it? >> oh. uh, through the -- through the smoke. [ laughter ] >> sal: injected it. >> why couldn't she h

jason: this is where we keep moving. moore: it's not true. >> i am a student political reporter at morgan state university. now that maryland and hbcus have made a settlement, what are further steps you think the state should take to further assist the hbcus in the area? dan cox: thank you for that question. we have reached a settlement that was long overdue. we need to make sure the grounds , why the settlement was reached in the first place, were honored. this was about giving and unfair advantage to institutions that were not hbcus but the process is still happening. we have to ensure the grounds for the settlement are being honored and that this is not just about the initial sentiment. when you have four of the top hbcus in america, it helps address challenges we see about how we create pipelines in the nursing industry and education system and entrepreneur growth and focusing on new industry, solar and wind technology, cyber . we should be leveraging the genius of our hbcu students and make it a core part of marilyn

jason: i would not say that.e company continues to evolve on a path more around revenues, it is continuing to take action along that path. so, they did restructure the company when david became ceo a few years ago. and i think having done a few acquisitions and reorienting the franchise, this is another step in the evolution. alix: i thought the evolution was supposed to be towards markets. if the results are going to be bad tomorrow in terms of why they needed a bit markets in a different spot -- jason: i do not know if i would say bad, as you people you learn how to do things differently -- evolve, you learn how to do things differently. i think there are ways to take their profit offering to be more like -- managed. if you look at combining investment banking with trading, or asset with wealth management, that is not different from what their peers have done. guy: should shareholders tolerate more losses in the effort to move towards the consumer? jason: you are building a business from scratch, so it is not e

jason rantz, seattle radio talk show host. jason. >> this is at this .100% a political problem.to guns nothing other than politicians changing the law or policies that are deliberately light on crime. so the only way we'll see any change whatsoever is if you make political changes. you boot the people out of office causing this and you replace them with people who vow the change the situation. every day that goes by without that kind of systemic change and really meaningful change is another day that you or someone you know is more likely to become a victim of a crime whether we talk about new york, philadelphia, seattle, l.a. all of the cities are on the brink. it is political. we have an election coming up. you talked about it with blake masters. this is what's on the line. >> harris: especially in blake masters' state when you mix in the border and illegals and the fentanyl. absolutely right. the los angeles city council president is forced to give up her leadership position this week over big controversy regarding deeply racist remarks she made captured on a leaked audio rec

we will ask them in russian so that jason can better understand them. the answers will also be in russian among ourselves, we will communicate in the state language, jason, this week was very full of international events in response to the already open terrorism of russia on the territory of ukraine. parliamentary assembly of the council of europe what does this mean and do we expect that the united states can follow this path and is it necessary? пяная ето of course i'm you everywhere in the world we read about it this is the main news both in america and in europe and you are a solvent of course a case so that i don't decide what to call russia as a country that engages in terrorism this is of course a very important step but why did the state sit, what is it they didn't do it, it's very important to catch it, not because the americans don't catch it, that is, it's not because the scores don't go, because putin is engaged in terrorism . by land holy money that is now in america 330 billion dollars russia and it will be the flow of the best of america

dollar. >> jason snipe, what have you got? >> service corp.ive name should respond regardless of the macro backdrop 5% yield really done well and outperformed over the last five years. i like it here >> we've got 30 seconds left what have you got? >> i'm going back to american express. longer term, this is a stock you want to own. it's being unfairly punished today. you want to own high quality company, very good franchise >> you like financials in general? you think we've got a reboot to those names, which have not done anything until earnings started, and they finally got a little kick >> i do. and you look at the morgan stanleys and goldmans of the year, their earnings for capital markets is just shut down. a great opportunity to own those. >> we are just off the highs of the day. a pretty good one going. i'll see you in a few in o.t the exchange is now. >> thanks very much, scott welcome to "the exchange." i'm dominic chu in for kelly evans. we've got all the angles covered on this very busy friday for the markets. stocks heading higher. t

[applause] i think that jason is going to tell you who she is. thank you. [applause] it's so good to have you all here. i learned a long time ago not to instruct an audience to do anything but i think at a this point onlyly appropriate if you gave a round of applause to this evening that was my joke for the night. welcome. it's great to see you here and great to be with jason and diana at this place where so many of these events have occurred overr the years. i've known you for a while now going back to when you firstgo came to the general assembly and i was reporting for the kansas city star. what's amazing particularly after reading your book is i didn't know most of this stuff, what you were going through. it just strikes me that we are all so good at disguising indifficult things, not just you but many of us. we all have difficult things. i'm wondering you were in a such a high-profile position for many years. how did you manage it? >> i didn't. that's the point of the book. [laughter] thank you, steve, for doing this. let's applaud things. [applause] w

paul: jason, there's a larger strategic issue here for the saudis.hey have, i think, were shocked by the obama administration's pursuit of iran and the iran nuclear deal which is their big rival in the middle east, and now the biden administration is trying to resurrect that. that's also part of the con text here, i think. >> i think you're right, paul. the saudis are looking out for their best interests. the question is why the u.s. isn't doing more to look out for its best interest here, paul. that's, that's what's difficult to figure out here. the biden administration, as dan just said, is hell bent on a war on fossil fuels even if it mean means propping up an autocracy in venezuela or going to the saudis hat in hand and asking for the biden, the biden administration asking the saudis to cut it some slack until after the election. but the bigger picture here is that, you know, europe is facing this energy crisis, paul, because of overreliance on fossil, on bad actors that produce fossil fuel. that's the problem here. western europe is a cautionary

jason chaffetz a back as this week's closer. we played the tape at the top and this week's biden blaming political violence and hillary clinton just did and obama blamed politicians that use angry rhetoric, which biden does the whole time and of course the democrat's service and the media join in echoing their brazen hypocrisy. >> yeah, they just, if they roll back the tape, this is where democrats get into trouble. this is why they don't like social media so much because you can actually go back and fact check it and, look, the democrats are scrambling. they can't run on the issues and they have no policies that the american people can relate to and they try to december pager those disparage those running and my favorite is when they say if republicans win, they'll purposesly destroy the economy in -- purposely destroy the economy in 2024 and that's a bunch of bogus. >> they're desperate to try and get on to the topic of destroying democracy and all the unbelievably heated rhetoric and saying they use this terrible assault on p

jason. >> what is the president's plan to fight inflation? nobody can name it. nobody can tell you what it is. >> trace: jason, david, gentlemen, thank you both. >> thank you. >> trace: september border crossing numbers are in and they are staggering. migrant encounters, terror suspect arrest at record levels in crews at the border continue to witness large groups of illegal immigrants coming in the country every day. bill melugin in eagle pass, texas. >> what some critics describe as a blatant new stump, dhs released highly anticipated september border numbers late friday night past 11:00 p.m. eastern. they are historic. numbers revealed there were more than 227,000 migrant encounters in september. the highest september in dhs history. the equivalent of two full capacity university michigan football stadiums. fiscal year 2022 ended with nearly 2.4 million migrant encounters, that's equivalent to the population of houston and it's the highest fiscal year ever recorded. not including 600,000 known got a ways. 98 border patrol arrest of suspects on the fbi terror

jason? >> telling it doesn't have that jersey on his back. you've got to support him. kate, thank you so much for your report. we'll chat with you once this game wraps that's you look at to talk to you guys. after were just following the flow. i'm going to send it back to you guys. don't get to talk with my hopefully thank you, jason. >> well, the 45th year of the mill valley film festival is underway, kicked off over the weekend with a screening of the upcoming netflix film glass onion, knives actors kate hudson, leslie odom junior and kathryn hahn were in mill valley for a first look at the murder mystery sequel. it's. >> one of about 100 films being featured tonight. the movie till will be screened. it details the tragic story of emmett till through the experience of his mother kron 4 s noelle bellow. talk to the director. >> this was my boy. 2. >> a created with intention till is based on the true and tragic story of emmett till a 14 year-old boy from chicago who was abducted, brutally beaten and lynched for allegedly flirting with a white woman while he visited fa

it is jason meister. and we have democrat strategist former biden campaign serogate, the man who singl single-handedly lights up my washington monument, kevin walling. >> hey. >> cofounder of base politics gloria hannah cox. welcome, jason, i will start with you uhave to say our party is going to win, because if you don't you are somehow a trader, they all do it, republicans and democrats, former president trump thinks he is still the president. do you fall chuck schumer for lying to an old man? >> no, i don't fault chuck schumer. but i think if i really want to understand where the races are, this close to midterms, one place you would look is where money is spent. if you look at where money is being spent democrats are overwhelmingly spending money in blue states. in deep f blue states like new york, oregon, and washington and mi michigan. i think that is a sign they know that the races that shouldn't be toss ups are now toss ups and those republicans running in those states are tightening the race. i t

but for now to get out of here, kate, i'll toss it back to you. >> thank you so much, jason.epeat begins tonight. that like it's really loud in there. i don't i don't even just that. he respects. i was like i think everybody all kind of nervous about yeah. and got to get that monkey off their it. if they get a win tonight, i think that will help kind of a race. those that memories. it's always fun. l a that too. yeah. all right, kate, thank you. >> other news tonight, a florida pilot who passed out mid-flight and nearly died survives to tell his tale. 64 year-old kenneth allen had an emergency while flying with friends back in may. they managed to land the plane without even having any fight experience. he described the experience with reporter and save your walton. >> it's unbelievable on the ground underneath the wing of the small plane. i can't believe i'm still a lot of ken allen is so thankful feel very fortunate. ken recorded this video on may 10th at 12,000 feet. 5 minutes before he says he passed out over the atlantic his friend, a passenger with 0 flight experience m

joining me is charlie kirk president and found fou fou foud jason chaffetz. let's listen to the ads. >> laura: jason, other than having kind of a sped up audio sounds like there, done a lot it speak to the widening map for the gops in a state like connecticut? >> yeah, you'd think connecticut is safe but take the fight everywhere. this is a choice election. the issues are stark and they are different and they are -- this is an opportunity to spread the word on crime and inflation and energy policy. all those things so i'm glad they're not just assuming that this is going to stay blue. take the fight to everybody. >> laura: charlie, let's turn to michigan now where another damming ad came out against governor whitmer. watch. >> kids out for three months. >> today signing an executive order to close school buildings to students for the remainder of the calendar year. >> parents saying it's been rough watching the effects not physically being in the school has taken on their children. >> flint students remain out of the classroom and will learn remotely. >> laur

, jason, yes. what do you think, which of the traps set for putin will be the first to work? it's just for the un or something else, let's go that it will be a lot of things that work together as a debt things that cause so many problems you dews that were already impossible to continue with putin and i think that's what a day actually is, it's a good day, you can drink what you yourself the russians will be his brother, then do it, i expect that this will be the end of him, and this will be shaky, and they asked him to mow , it is impossible to continue. on the pistons, they are the ones that he blamed for you, and you say, i’m not stupid, god’s sake, we’re better, and he’s crying, so he went to war to enter the measure from the fact that you vote, he’s not a tokyo mobilization, and not just a wind that everything will stop getting worse and worse and how bad is he for you, vladimir vladimirovich and nastya so that he would no longer be the president of russia. well, even the same mobilization , s

. >> sergeant ernst learned the 9-1-1 caller was a man named jason kovach.bout his coworker. diana lovejoy's husband, greg mulvihill. >> he said that his friend greg mulvihill had been shot and they needed assistance immediately. >> ernst learned that when the first officer got to the scene, he found greg in his car bleeding from a gunshot wound. >> he was shot in the left side of his chest and the bullet went essentially in through the front and out through the back. >> while greg was rushed to the hospital, a swat team combed the hillside where he had been shot. did they find the shooter? >> no. >> just vanished? >> vanished. >> but sergeant ernst heard a detail that was curious. when the 9-1-1 call about the shooting came in, the situation immediately rang a bell with the dispatchers. >> greg mulvihill had called our dispatchers earlier in the evening to ask their advice. he had received a phone call from an unknown person stating that that person was a private investigator and had some information. >> greg said the mysterious caller was a man with a deep

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jason joining us now live from chase center. i think you're the last one. they're jason. so way to tough it much like pool toughed it out after what? what rough week of practice. he came out swinging tonight. >> uk, what a night for jordan poole. it's no secret that this has been a rough week for the golden state warriors. by now. we all know what happened. draymond green punch. jordan poole in the face during practice. it was a situation that the warriors wanted to handle internally. they wanted it to be a private matter. there are fights in the nba, maybe not of that severity all the time. but their fight a lot in sports and usually teams get the handle that privately. but a couple days later, the footage leaks to the public in the whole world sees jordan poole get punched in the you know what comes with that? this is 2022. the means the cyber bullying people making fun of him. it's just a lot for the world to see. know. you never want the world to see you in that moment. it was out of his hands. he should have gotten punched in the face. obviously. and he should have t

joining us to night, congressman jason smith, beth van duyne, former utah congressman jason chaffetz,mer federal prosecutor cully stimson, dr. marty makary, "the washington examiner"'s byron york, and brandon arnold of the national taxpayers union. democrats, midterms are a month away. they blame inflation on massive government spending that they endorsed. bank of america warns the u.s. could start losing 175,000 jobs a month. the white house now threatens to redo the u.s. alliance with saudi arabia. and a new major fight breaking out in california over soaring gas prices. plus new information who was pressuring facebook to suppress the hunter biden laptop story before the 2020 election. and breaking news, fbi officials so desperate to get trump they offered to pay a million dollars to christopher steele to corroborate his anti-trump dossier. plus a pfizer executive admits a dramatic problem with the covid-19 vaccine. and vice president harris tries to blame trump, blame him for the border crisis that exploded under president biden. and house gop, the ways and means, they are slamming

jason, you've brought a lot of wisdom to the table. i mention what's on the ballot because it is interesting. every is sick and tired of hear, this is the most important thing ever. we heard that in '20, '16, the midterms of '18 was a big trump backlash and yet it does seem with everything i mention beside the first election since roe was overturned, the first roe related election in the half century of precedent. people are fired up. >> people are fired up. what are they fired up to do? it's important for democratic voters and independent voters and republican voters but they're all pushing for different kinds of things. even if these people are turning out to vote in great numbers as we've seen in georgia, pennsylvania, we have no idea if all of the votes are going to be properly counted. we have no idea what kind of voter challenges you're going to see in places like georgia. you have different counties in new mexico right now that have thrown out voting machines because election deniers have said they don't trust voting machines. s

you speak your truth, jason. i don't have time to show you. and i don't have to show you. and i shouldn't give them any more air time. but no condemnation. what the republican candidates are doing this weekend was not promising to honor the results of their election. we are losing our democracy before our he very eyes. and maybe it's happening too slowly for people to say hey, maybe we should -- maybe it is time that we have election watchers here. i am old enough to remember when we did that in other countries. where do you think we are going to be? after these midterms. >> this is a bit of an existential moment. it's true. when a leading republican candidate like kari lake says i'm not going to accept the results if i lose and when secretaries of state across the country on the republican side of the ticket are going to basically hold hostage the '24 presidential election, that is something you see in other countries but it has become mainstream for republicans. and it goes to this issue of racism and anti-semi

rachel: jason, do you think he's right?on in some key races. wisconsin, pennsylvania, georgia is still close. so things, i think things are trending the right way at the right time, and i think it's because inflation remains an issue, pocketbook issues remain an issue. the democrats thought they could talk about abortion and nothing else. that's not the case. rachel: yeah. lisa? >> the red wave's always been will. we have pollsters and the media not i trying to see it and suppressing donations going to republican candidates, but all the fundamentals are there. with history, republicans doing the best on all of the issues that matter to americans, we're going to see a massive redaway on november 8th. rachel: sean, if there is a massive red wave as lisa, senator rick scott and even jason predict, will that cause the democrats to have a change of heart, to change directions? >> no, the money and the voices are on the far left of the democrat part. i don't think they change course. but if you look at 1994, 2010, big republican

we talk about this and what it means for the company's future with footer founding member jason goldmanpure speculation. that is what meta is calling ftc antitrust concerns over a deal to buy the vr fitness company. what hurdles mark zuckerberg will face trying to dismiss the case. first, a brutal end of the week for the markets. emily, what a week. emily: stocks pretty much ending in the red to finish a volatile week. s&p 500 index falling all day, finishing down 2.4% after the one-year new michigan inflation survey rose for the first time in seven months. we saw traders ramping up expectations for how aggressive the fed going to be feared the u.s. two-year yield whopping 4.5% for the second day in a row. nasdaq 100 underperforming and coming under pressure in the technology space as the philadelphia semiconductors index is down 4.46 percent. all about a lack of demand and concerns about rising rates. individual movers in the s&p 500 in the stock market -- apple down 3.2% today. it was the biggest contributor to the s&p 500 declined today. twitter though, a rare standout, up .2% to fin

told me, hey, jason, we're not worried about what other teams do. we just want to get better every day. >> it's really just about us getting better each day and trending in the right you know, we have so things that we have to improve. so whether planned miami charlotte or detroit doesn't doesn't matter. we just just need to go out and execute better and then start to build some momentum to become the team that we think we can be. but we're a long way off from that right now. >> over in santa clara, over in santa clara. the niners are buckled down, trying to get back in the win column has been a couple weeks. they're hoping a heavy dose of christian mccaffrey can help them do just that. he's now been in the building for week and kyle shanahan said you playbook in know, playing restrictions on sunday against the rams. now, coincidentally mccaffrey actually just played against the rams. his panthers lost, but mccaffrey was great. he finished with 69 yards on the ground on 13 carries and 89 yards through the air 8 catches that versatility is why the ni

jason. >> very electric can in this night. couldn't get here fast enough. you know,.as well as i how crazy the last 2 weeks have been the worst been a whole summer partying and celebrating their 4th championship in the last 8 years. and then the past 2 weeks have been anything but a party. we all know what happened. draymond green punch jordan poole in the face and not only did that organization have to deal with that will punch. they had to deal with that incident getting leaked to the public and all the ball out that came from that. in fact, i've been told they're still investigating trying to find the source of that leak. they're taking it extremely serious. now. it meant a lot going on. and there's been a lot of uncomfortable conversations going on in this building in the last 2 weeks. luckily for the warriors, they have a lot of players who have a lot of fortitude and can help steady the ship. klay thompson, steph curry, steve kerr. these are guys who can help them get through it. but the best way to get through tough times is simply playing basketball

welcome in jason i start with you. where do you think tulsi goes from here in terms of party, is it important she make a party son declaration? >> i don't think she has to make a partisan declaration. the mone . she is making democratic party is no left. not a shock that someone like tulsi o or every day democrats would say the party is too far to one side, you say, you want we'll be pro criminal, and we'll endorse abortion up until the baby's first cry, we'll take the stands as we have take ownender to point we're not willing to defined what a woman is, most people on the democrat side are saying themselves, she is now speaking to me, does this mean see this will run for something? outside of what she did in congress, maybe. but right now i think she is trying to seat of party, as a republican i want to have a sane democrat party, i would like the two part system, two party system it keeps republicans in check, any time one party has too much power, it causes problem for the democracy. kennedy: any time two parties ha

jason: this is where we keep moving. wes moore: it's not true. >> i am a student political reporter at morgan state university. now that maryland and hbcus have made a settlement, what are further steps you think the state should take to further assist the hbcus in the area? dan cox: thank you for that question. we have reached a settlement that was long overdue. we need to make sure the grounds , why the settlement was reached in the first place, were honored. this was about giving and unfair advantage to institutions that were not hbcus but the process is still happening. we have to ensure the grounds for the settlement are being honored and that this is not just about the initial sentiment. when you have four of the top hbcus in america, it helps address challenges we see about how we create pipelines in the nursing industry and education system and entrepreneur growth and focusing on new industry, solar and wind technology, cyber . we should be leveraging the genius of our hbcu students and make it a core part of mar

he you know what, jason?re not comparing ourselves with >> it's really just about us getting better each day and trending in the right you know, we have so things that we have to improve. so whether a planned miami charlotte or detroit doesn't doesn't matter. we just just need to go out and execute better and then start to build some momentum to become the team that we think we can be. but we're a long way off from that right now. >> so today we actually spoke to andre iguodala for the first time sense media days, right over here, warming up coincidentally, andrea, good ala. he used to play for the miami heat a couple years ago. he went to the nba finals with the he told me we still have a relationship. what a lot of these guys. but he has been very mom about when exactly he will play this season. he's on a plan, but he does have been revealed yet. he does have a podcast coming out tomorrow. you know, 2022, a lot of these athletes break their so wait, maybe we'll get some insight tomorrow. but everyone is sti

david and jason chaifetz joining us now. jason, let me begin with you. you can try to run but you can't hide. crime is everywhere. just to share why i say that, listen to this -- and i'll get your thoughts on the other side. >> we're going after the people that are doing these gun-related crimes. i mean, and that's what we're doing going after street gangs in this regard. >> street gangs aren't the reason people are getting shot in grocery stores and in parking lots and in schools. >> during covid we saw crime increase substantially all across the nation. i take that very seriously. >> they're responsible for the crime, the corruption and the chaos that exists today and it's got to change. >> we see the crime in the cities. how do all of these people get these unlawful guns? >> i think a very, very important part of the solution of reducing crime both in our schools and in our streets is making sure -- and it sounds crazy common sense -- but making sure we lock up violent criminals. >> referee: there you have it, j.c. crime. crime, crime, more crime. peo

alright jason 11, jason. thank you next to 11. i just can't even i believe that something like this could happen. friends and family gathered tonight to honor the lives of two teenage brothers shot and killed in oakland. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach, those in the berkeley community leaning on each other tonight as they work through the loss of two brothers shot at a house party. ktvu is elissa harrington was there as the community honored the lives of jay z and angel sotelo garcia. tears and heartbreak at a candlelight vigil for to berkeley teenagers who were shot and killed at a house party over the weekend. i can't even believe that something like this could happen. hundreds came out to your 15 year old angel and 17 year old jay z. sotelo garcia. the brothers were students at berkeley high school mondays. vigil was held inside longfellow middle schools cafeteria, where it was standing room only as friends. family classmates in community members made a

david jason, _ line. it was worth it. it was worth it, yes. david jason, thank i line.t and let�*s find out if the weather is looking like a treasure. i don�*t know, how is it set? really mixed over the next few days. we have a weather front sinking south, taking the rain with it. the rain turning light as it moves across england and wales. still quite heavy at the moment in parts of scotland and it is fairly breezy. you can see on the radar picture where we have had the rain this morning. around about the edinburgh area and the southern uplands it is heavy on ahead of it, we are looking at a few showers. as we go through the rest of the morning, the status quo almost prevails, in that we will have areas a cloud, some sunshine and showers ahead of this band of patchy rain sinking south, fragmenting all the time, and then brightening up behind it in scotland and northern ireland, except one or two showers here for is that it will be a breezy day as well, gusty winds out towards the north and west but the highs of 12—19. out towards the north and west but the highs of 12—

we are back with dan heninger, kim strassel and jason riley.scriminate against asian americans in particular. what the evidence to back their case? >> asian americans are being admitted in love much lower percentages than in the past while the percentage of black americans being admitted into those schools has been rising. the plaintiffs notably the asian american plaintiffs argue this is a violation of title vi of the civil rights act which if you receive federal-aid you should not discriminate on the basis of race. the colleges keep arguing they are trying to create a diverse student body and they cite the 2003 supreme court decision gruner which gave them an opening to consider race in admissions policy. the question is whether the gruner decision is being abused by the universities. have they gone too far in considering the admission of black americans at the expense of asian americans and other minorities, even hispanics as well. that is what is at issue? have they gone too far and with a conservative supreme court, it is possible the plai

jason, welcome your libby. this malaria, his name, khalifa, half tie with them in order to unify it. he put off the libyan army. erica jason weapon, you libby. the live national army has been mobilized with that weapon. saving the country is a duty. we don't. the seas power or govern. amen. well, that often we want to restore and can free democratic elections. alenta ha. but i don't know why it was this mysterious figure and without resources, all political support. mobilized an army to back him. mm hm. you got a new body catholic with the c, b and the all and it gives it police officers and soldiers are to their barracks and bases will mark if you him one more. okay. our goal is to save the nation who am the key to the mystery? might lie in the command is korea puff kelly. what was it? yes, sir, in the cour duffy regime in 1987 on behalf of the dictator half and said the neighboring country of chad. he was taken as the prisoner of war. ah, it was here. it was by the c, i a to topple gadhafi as we posted in the

hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. started golo, i was expecting to lose around 40 pounds and then i just kept losing weight, and moving and moving and moving in a better direction. with golo and release, you're gonna lose the weight. maria: welcome back, a ring doorbell captures moment a good samaritan saves children from house fire parents were not home. cheryl: this story the man said he made wrong turn noticed a fire starting pounding on windows of the home siblings woke thumb as smoke arms failed kids running for lives making it out of house last second three children and 22-year-old brother thankfully all doing well, sadly their dogs did pass away in this fire case of the fire under investigation. this morning. two shares look at this down almost 20% company has announced it fired ceo, this comes after reports that self-driving truck company is facing a series of federal probes linked to ties with china hydron some in 2021 working on matters with hydron cannot say whether before or after nondisclosure agreement w

. >> jason dolan is the first of several oathkeepers to plead guilty.he packed his car full of weapons because he wanted congress to be afraid. cnn's whitney wilde joins us with more on the case. so many discoveries coming out of this testimony. >> reporter: absolutely. jason dolan is the first cooperating witness, and what i mean by that is he's the first person to plead guilty as part of the conspiracy who is now a cooperating witness for the prosecution. notably he did not plead guilty to seditious conspiracy, but another charge that was obstructing an official proceeding. the prosecution is trying to use jason dolan as a translator, to translate the text messages and evidence that has been presented so far from an insider's perspective because a lot of this case hinges on intention and mindset, and what jason dolan said throughout his testimony when he was interviewed by prosecutors was that he was there for the purpose of stopping joe biden from assuming the presidency, and further he wanted congress to fear him. he thought that if they were afraid

and jason, dr. greer i love you guys do and arrest back to platforms.n, all of us agree here on this panel condemning violence against any city member of congress, republican or democrat, against their families as well as wrong. listen, i worked on another network once upon a time. the one that's responsible for some of this, probably. there was a primetime show in the 7 pm hour on that network, it leads into an 8 pm show. for the last couple of months, it's run staff about paul pelosi and the dui charge he had. so, when you have rhetoric in the primetime hours, at 2.7 million dollar audience that leads to a 3.7 million audience. the people are gonna commit ads like this. i saw recently, a tom amara, who's running for office and minnesota six different -- he was on the sunday show and he has a tweet of firing a gun, semiautomatic rifle with the has stopped, fire pelosi. and his answer is inevitably the whataboutism while you guys. and, the mainstream media did cover that. it gave it the attention the deserve i don't understand why we can't get back to r