aaron: i would be careful on that. a group of people in new york in the 1960's wanted to figure out a better way than going to the bank and getting cash to go out to the restaurant over the weekend. the invented something called a diners club, which today we call debit and credit cards. plastic magnetic strip cards invented in america. visa, mastercard, american express. these are global companies headquartered in america. take your approach. trying to figure it out with alipay, wechat pay, because in china the merchants refuse to take the cards and the fees associated with it, and they have digitized their way out of the banking system. that led to a whole set of china, developing the cbd, not because they're trying to take over the view of the dollar. paul: they were not surveilling. aaron: control is a much bigger issue there. the financial services sector is one of our great exports, one of our great economic strengths. we should be at the forefront of innovation, not the back of it, because we are so afraid of wha

aaron: you asked for a solution. every bank should be required to offer a free account. 20% of new accounts. thousands of banks offer these kinds of services. having a bank is a privilege, a charter, not a legal license. if you have a bank charter, you should be required to offer this kind of account. they are profitable accounts, it is not free, it can have a small monthly fee, and that can be a service offered. there are answers out there if you put having a working system as your goal. if you are maximizing bank profitability, you will derive a different system that is much more difficult for illiquid people. paul: ram, take us home. it is 3:15. in the house, we stay on time, not like those guys in the senate. give us your final thoughts on this. ram: i think it is interesting, me being more on the technology side. the government side trying to make stuff into things that already exist. if we want inclusion, by definition we want some event does not exist. we cannot want inclusion but also keeping everything the w

a little bit about my co-host aaron. aaron adams has been the director of education at andrew jackson's hermitage in nashville since 2013. aaron believes her biggest priority is to advocate for each visitor both, as aghast and as a learner. her department oversees k-12 learning, youth leadership training, and lifelong learning programs as well as all guests services functions. while at the hermitage, aaron has focused on making learning and interpersonal adventure between staff and ventilators. academic interests lie in jackson's native american policies and practices. aaron has been a really great collaborator to work with. i have learned a lot from her in working on this program. briefly before i turn it over to erin our goals tonight are to set up the context leading to this 1818 invasion of florida by jackson. while monroe was president. kind of peer into the eye of the hurricane and all of this chaos and look at the actual letters and words and exchanges between these two before jackson was sent. what was actually s

thank you aaron. so as aaron, you know really quickly showed. it's very complicated and when monroe is president, there has been a lot of disgruntlement by us citizens that the seminoles in florida have been doing these raids on the, you know people living in georgia and on georgian plantations, and it's that's kind of what necessitates monroe asking jackson to go to florida. and as aaron's shown, you know, they they've been down this road before monroe knows he's sydney someone down there who's prone to exceed his orders. he certainly knows jackson's personality. he's worked with him before and so i thought it would be really interesting to kind of look at what was jackson told? you know, what is the actual correspondence and then what actually happens and we'll analyze that a little bit. it so and again all this is happening kind of at the time for with relevance to highland that we have our expand building and so it's very meaningful to our site interpretation. so john c. calhoun was monroe secretary of war. so this is the the first quotation

>> aaron katersky leading us off tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine and the new nuclear threat from vladimir putin. president biden responding on the world stage at the u.n. here in new york today. what president biden said about nuclear war while condemning putin's, quote, brutal, needless war, saying putin's goal is extinguishing ukraine's right to exist as a state, as a people. adding, "that should make your blood run cold." those words just hours after putin went on tv threatening to use nuclear weapons. saying, "this is not a bluff." putin also ordering a partial draft, calling up 300,000 more troops. that move sparking protests in russia and arrests. the pictures from moscow tonight, and in more than 30 other cities. mary bruce standing by with the concern within the biden administration with this new putin threat, but first, tom soufi burridge in ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president biden on the world stage facing down russia, as vladimir putin moves to escalate the

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >> today, tuesday, september 20th, 2022. in the dark, millions without power or running water. hurricane fiona tears its way through the caribbean. when the conditions will will improve and where the deadly storm is headed next. >> theft. prosecutors are charging nearly 50 people in what is being called the biggest covid fraud scheme to date. where they say the money meant to feed the children in need instead. >>> what you and your family need to know about a ecofriendly burial method. human composting is becoming legal in one state. >>> and searching for answers. why were 12 teachers from a single school all diagnosed with breast cancer within the last decade. we take a closer look at that. we begin with breaking news this hour. >> president trump and his children being sued for fraud. the new york attorney general is announcing a mass you have fraud lawsuit against donald trump, his children and company after a year long -- years long investigation

if the season ends right now, aaron judge would win. on batting average he's just the tiniest bit ahead of xander bogarts. >> who plays for? >> boston red sox. >> thank you. if we look underneath the advanced metrics -- >> yes. look here, aaron judge ahead on wins above replacement, slugging percentage, on base plus slugging. he's leading on the traditional stats, the advanced stats. this is a historic season. >> he's having one of the best seasons ever as he pursues seventh place on the all time list. >> my father used to care about the difference between the american and national leagues, maybe we should too. >> i don't feel i'm enough to provide a counter balance to the yankees hate on the show. >> it's not hate. it's the facts. >> okay. all right. >>> so a new chapter in the did he or didn't he saga? you're going to remember this video from the venice film festival a few weeks ago. some say you can see wilde's boyfriend, harry styles, spitting on actress chris pines. it seems like wilde is trying to put spitgate to rest. >> another

they found a pacifica couple that was arrested and convicted of selling the fentanyl to aaron. but, they weren't happy or satisfied with the sentencing. the number of months they went to jail. >> okay, kenny, thank you very much. > >> now, san francisco is now considering a statewide strategy strategy aiming to reduce drug overdeaths. we will outline it for you here. it requires the city's agency and departments to to come up with a required response plan. on demand treatment programs, job training training for those who are in recovery. as well as crack down on drug dealers. now i did talk with supervisor matt dorsey about the ambitious approach and and why he thinks it might worke told me because of a personal journey through recovery, this is personal. >> san francisco is losing people to drug overdoses at a re twice as deadly as covid-19. >> reporter: this is not a new conversation. so what is new about this? >> if you want to send a message message to drug dealers that this is the place, you couldn't have done a better job than we have done in the last two years. years. >>

aaron judge, aaron judge, center field, way back in hernandez is there! >> but the yankees would eventually walk the red socks off posting a spot and the season with last night's win. one home run away from tying roger mirrors and two from breaking american league record. and j.d. vance to give the keys to the new jeep wrangler empire is paying 25% above the price, the list price to get one and it comes out at more than $8,000 $0 extra, sticker shock is due to high demand and supply shortages. and people to pay a lot for that. >> steve: it is hard. >> of course. >> steve: thousand dollars extras, good luck, thank you carley. >> brian: and you talk about what kind of athlete he is? the youngest, a great play and baseball game. >> ainsley: i just watch this. >> brian: jim jordan and burgess owens, three great athletes with lawrence jones. >> steve: indeed we will go back to them. >> ainsley: and lawmakers to make a huge difference in this country, right? still ahead we go to pennsylvania where special friends of foxnews.comlawrence.>> steve: a, there is law

ah, i'm aaron tilton. thanks for joining us. 50 years after the deadly terror attacks at the munich olympics, german president hung published i admire. as officially asked is really families for forgiveness for germany's handling of the events. in 1972, 11 israeli athletes died after palestinian milton stormed their compound in the limbic village. it was an apology, half a century in the making. germany's acknowledgement that it had failed to protect the 11 israeli olympians who were murdered by terrorists and mishandled the aftermath of the tragedy. speakers eod, stotts, who will help these as long as head of state of this country. and in the name of the federal republic of germany for gable. i ask for forgiveness, even within mangling for forgiveness, for the lack of protection of the israeli athlete at the time of the olympic games and munich on friday and for the lack of clarification afterwards. thus could she incur the fact that what happened was could happen this minute freshman man, it is my duty i

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. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. nbc news daily starts now. ♪♪ >>> today thursday, september 22nd, 2022. tracking the storm, hurricane fiona is still a powerful category 4 system now turning toward bermuda. and all eyes are on the next big storm potentially takf legal blows in just one day. how the former president is firing back in his first tv interview since the mar-a-lago search. >>> wild card, california considers betting big on legal sports gambling. we'll take a look at what's at stake and the billion dollar industry behind it. >>> and operation rebuild, the military looks to restore a florida air base devastated by hurricane michael. why national security concerns are outweighing possible threats from climate change. we begin this hour with breaking news, the historic threat from hurricane fiona, the category 4 hurricane now barrelling north carrying winds of up to 130 miles per hour. fiona is on track to bring its path of destruction to bermuda tonight before making its way to eastern canada on friday. >

>> aaron judge burst on the scene with a 52 homerun rookie season. since then he has been among the most tantalizing talents in the sport. he has not been able to stay healthy for a full season but he is healthy this year. what he is doing is magnificent. when you watch him you see a 6'7", 280 pound man who looks like he should be in the nfl or a power forward in t nba rather than roaming center field at yankee stadium. he has tuned his swing to the point that all about weight and size translates to power. he is the foremost power hitter in major league baseball and because he has been on the field, he has put together this year among the greatest seasons in major league history. reporter: this is a guy that homers and rbis, remarkable package. >> you just put out the three triple crown categories. he has the chance to win the triple crown. to compound that, the american league record. and to do all of this on the verge of reaching free agency which he will do this off-season is one of the more remarkable years. reporter: some of our viewers are goin

this is aaron "showtime." recently, he had a homecoming when they returned to the prison prison as a guest announcer. our our vern glenn has the story. this is a story i've been wanting to see. take it away. >> >> reporter: san quentin, the big house over the wall. this was friday. you should've seen it. his reception, you might have thought the pope had just returned to the vatican. he was out for a couple of years, and he comes all the way back to do the play-by-play of the prison team against the warriors' front front office. the rivalry is a big deal. for taylor, it was so much more than that. san quentin state prison. unfortunately, it's a place aaron "showtime" taylor knows too well. >> it's a long time. 23 months to the day. >> reporter: taylor was locked up for 26 years. >> that's my folks, >> that's my folks, man. where y folks at? >> reporter: he saw plenty of familiar faces when he returned. faces when he returned. >> i'm all right, brother. >> how you been. >> reporter: what is it like seg him agai

yankee star aaron judge could soon make history. he's just four home runs from breaking the american league record. a new analysis shows 20% of members of congress trade stocks influenced by the committees on which they serve. is that a conflict of interest? connell mcshane has the report from capitol hill next. ♪ as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. stuart: that is phoenix, 84 degrees. °. i'm pretty sure it goes about that later on. we are showing you phoenix, because inflation is hitting record highs. according to the bureau of labor statistics, consumer prices jumped 13% in the last year, the most of any city in america. a new report shows many lawmakers have bought or sold stock in companies over which they have direct congressional oversight. connell mcshane on capitol hill. how many members of

i very much involved in the and actually met maker through aaron henry aaron henry was state president of the naacp. aaron henry's brother in law was the faculty at ross college. winston reverend merrill winston. lindsay and medgar evers. and aaron henry would come to the campus. and this was before we formed the chapter of the naacp. but from 62 onward we pointed out earlier prior to entering the stage here is that medgar evers was appointed the permanent field secretary w.a.s.p. in 1954 and before and before snake came to town. medgar evers was organizing. so the very platform, the foundation of the movement was really by medgar evers and aaron henry and all of those folks who were associated with the w.a.s.p.. and a very rich history. and at the center of that history, starting in 1954 and the former way was myrlie and medgar evers. so we made substantial progress. mississippi, between 1964 and me between 1954 and 1965. and we stopped in 65. so we have to pick it up again at some point. thank you. thank. you know, this book movement, mavis, is amazing. make sure you read it. but if

the weight goes on for aaron judge the yankee slugger. one for three last night was pretty good, but no home run against the blue jays. that means judge remains stuck on 60 homers for the season only one behind the american league record held by another yankee legend roger maris. judge can try to at least try that record against toronto in toronto tonight. the blue jays won last night's game by the way, 3 to 2 in extra innings . will it mean as much against toronto as it would have the red sox? of course not, especially not on the road instead of that whole, but it means a lot to lot . alright coming up the sporty one. melanie c. is giving fans a behind the scenes. look at what it's really like being a spice girl and later the dog who figured out on his own, how to work smarter, not harder. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i

ah, i'm aaron tilton, walk them to the program. the united states has called on the world to urge russia to stop making what it calls nuclear threats over the war and ukraine. you were secretary of state anthony, blinking told a session of the un security council, new york, that russia had added, quote fuel to the fire by announcing a troop mobilization this week. rushed offended to its war in ukraine. seen western countries had become party to the conflict by supplying weapons to key if the international community close ranks on russia attempts to escalate the war in ukraine. thank you. termination the u. s. put the blame squarely on russian president vladimir putin. one man chose this war. one man can end it, because if russia stops fighting, the war ends. if you crane stops fighting, ukraine ends. the un secretary general joined the condemnation, judging, put in for his feel. threats, used nuclear weapons. surely the issue of a pass i have said from the start and the census war has unlimited potential to do terrible harm in ukra

aaron judge, by the way, aaron has i think seven games left to break the american league record. but he is very unlikely to break the major league record held by barry bonds. bonds hit 73 home runs. the difference, though -- unlike barry bonds, aaron judge can still fit his head through the neck hole of his sweaters. [ laughter ] more importantly, in queens last night, this happened. >> a punch through the hole, base hit! here comes lindor! the throw to the plate, lindor, safe. and the mets win it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: mets are back on top of the national league east. they have a series stin atlanta starting tomorrow. mets are like charlie brown before he's kicking the football the whole time. down in florida hurricane ian seems to have a sense of humor. i cannot think of a visual that better encapsulates what it's like to be a trump supporter than a shirtless moron using the power of brandon to fight the wind. donald trump is in florida right now, but don't worry, his magic sharpie will protect him from the hurricane. [ laughter ] i thought this was interesting. one

and nfl star aaron rodgers, he slams pandemic shutdowns, they were botched he says. they ruined a lot of small businesses and we have a former fdny captain, a fire department captain here in new york city. he vaccine mandates, he is outraged, they're still failing first-responders. biden's border chief testifies the border collapse is the worst he has seen in 31 years. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. we start with a brutal day on wall street, a sea of red. the worst day in more than two years. the dow dropped 1276 points. inflation came in hotter than expected. 8.3% versus 8.1%. rising rent and food driving it up. and the fed now expected to deliver another rate hike of 75 basis points next week. rates are expected to stick between four and 4.25 by year-end. the white house in talks with the nation's railroads to stop a nationwide strike t could happen friday. hit both supply chains and the midterm's hard but the white house celebrating the democrats inflation reduction act today. edward lawrence has

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>> reporter: aaron, kate, good afternoon. that's right, so much change is happening. for example, the queen right here, if my prop skills work, the queen is on all of the paper money. and really her name, her image is all over this city. now with a new king, they're going to have to do some royal rebranding as the united kingdom's longest reigning monarch, the name, image, and initials of queen elizabeth ii have become a british staple with now king charles iii' ascension to the throne, the monarchy is set to see a changing of the guard for the first time in more than 70 years. >> we are going to have so many changes. we've to change passports, the money, all things. ♪ >> reporter: the most immediate change already in place -- ♪ ♪ god save our king ♪ lyrics to the national anthem reverted back to "god save the king," sung for the first time in decades at a memorial service for queen elizabeth and then events throughout the weekend. ♪ god save our king ♪ other more visible changes are also in the works. queen elizabeth was the first monarch to appear on pos

tonight we spt the loss of aaron christopher mcgregor. he shared his story tw how the impact of the drug is rg far beyond city streets and shattering suburban households. >> reporter: building homes is n in his dna for generations. you learn the craft from his father. father. small businesses develop develop -- . it was a comforting comforting cadence to hammering. >> it was a short drive to a ple for paul and his son love to spend time together. surfing and together. surfing and splashingn the water off the beach. and he comes now, he is reminded of hoy the tides turned and how life can too. >> my life is not really the same. for mac it is a never-ending gut wrenching callr a parent that wonders if there'g he could've done differently to help of child fight the destructive demons of an opiate. opiate addiction. madman on a t. a tube. >> fighting back tears over a le that ended too soon. how can a parent say goodbye. aaron chrisr mcgregor died at the age of 28 g a relapse after battling addiction and going to rehab. i, drug overdose rate

aaron, thank you very much for being here, aaron whit. >> thank you. cheryl: all right. we've got a lot more coming up, folks. stay with us. climate activism getting political. my next guest says his well-known organization was hijacked by the political left. what he did about it, that's coming up next. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ flexshares are carefully constructed. to go beyond ordinary etfs. and strengthen client confidence in you. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today

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. >> carley: one of the greatest baseball seasons in history, aaron judge matches roger mari s's home run record. >> 3-2 to left field, this could be it, see ya, he's done it, number 61. he and roger maris are tied with 61 home runs. >> carley: look at this, this moment sweeter seeing aaron's mom witnessing that historic moment standing with maris jr. 62nd home run should be the single season record, the yankee slugger has seven games left to break the al home run record. those are headlines, over to you. >> i have tried to watch for the last eight days, second longest all season and here is the thing, as you know, carley, been discussing this very, barry bonds, 73 homerings, but basically used steroids, that is why he's not in the hall of fame yet, maguire admitted it, problem is aaron judge grew up worshipping bonds. no, this is the american league record, nothing but class, and some people do postalate and that is a verb. carley, more on that next hour. >> ainsley: guy that had the record, his son was in the stands and you go hadded aaron judge's mom. >> tracking tropical storm ian

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not aaron judge. brian: 30 home runs, he has a shot at the triple crown. you talk about sports and you have anecdotes. >> when i was a little kid i won a contest in new york city to be the mascot of the week for the jets. it would allow me to sit on a bench with joe namath. and the jets decided that little sydney rosenberg from brooklyn would be a distraction. instead they called my father and sent me a signed football. and i became the big jest giants fan ever. brian: congratulations on the book. it's a great story. >> thank you very much. brian: i need you to stand up and greet judge jeanine pirro. your cousin. ♪ from boston. ♪ it means, “ok-to-beer-fest”. another sam octoberfest? nein. make it ten! i like this guy. (cheers) girls trip. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ get fast relief of your worst allergy symptoms. including nasal congestion. with powerful claritin-d. so you can breathe better. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin - d. some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. bu

[cheers and applause] >> thank you, aaron. and supervisor representing district 7, supervisor myrna melgar. >> thank you, annie. congratulations, everyone. [foreign language] i'm myrna melgar and i was born and raised in central america in el salvador and in 1996 i became a u.s. citizen and in 2020 i was elected to the board of supervisor for san francisco, a city that gave my family, my sisters, my parents so much opportunity to thrive, to be educated, to build our families and now to represent district 7 on the board of supervisors which will be you some day or your children. i want to say how happy i am to be a part of this event and how grateful i am for the work of osia and to carmen chiu in they're and annie chung and all the people who have worked so hard to integrate immigrants and to make sure that, you know, the fabric of our democracy is strengthened by your experiences because you have lived, we have all lived through this world in a different path. we know what it's like to come to this country, to learn a languag

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. >>> russia frees two american hostages captured in ukraine >>> and all rise aaron judge on the precipice of baseball immortality >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening new york says former president trump is a fraud now he must pay. the attorney generala suit letit him. his james files suit his company, the trump organization the ag accuses them all of committing staggering fraud for more than a decade a sprawling scheme one that allegedly manipulated the value of properties, dodging taxes and fraudulently obtaining bank loans and insurance coverage. >> donald trump falsely flagrantly inflated his net worth to unjustly enrich himself and cheat the system thereby cheating all of us the pattern of fraud used for their own financial benefit is astounding >> letitia james brought receipts her investigators say mr. trump valued his mar-a-lago estate as high as $739 million when the actual value was closer to 75 million. the lawsuit alleges he flat out lied about the size of his apartment in trump tower less than 11,000 square feet l

. >>> and all rise, aaron judge on the press pus of baseball immortality. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. the new york attorney general says former president trump is a fraud. she charges he lied and cheated the system and stole from all of us and that now he must pay. today, attorney general letitia james filed a massive civil lawsuit against mr. trump, his three eldest chirp, and his company, the trump organization. the ag accuses them all of committing staggering fraud for more than a decade sprawling scheme, one that allegedly manipulated the values of properties to dodge taxes and fraudulently obtain bank loans. >> donald trump falsely inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself and to cheat the system thereby cheating all of us the pattern of fraud and deception that was used by mr. trump and the trump organization for their own benefit is astounding. >> she brought receipts. her investigators say he valued his mar-a-lago estate as high as $739 million the lawsuit also alleges the forme

and yankees mvp hopeful aaron judge a few feet from making history. took a fast ball down the middle to dead center but the long ball was snagged along the warning track by red sox center fielder kiki hernandez. judge is one home run tying aaron rodgers record and breaking an american record. break red sox off thanks to rbi single from third baseman josh donaldsson. yankees clinched their spot in the post season with last night's ferocious win. those are your headlines. >> brian: next hour almost see aaron judge almost hit his 63rd homer. not hard it was a fox game. apple tv streams tonight with -- commentates know nothing about the yankees. this historic game against the red sox friday night sold out yankee stadium a lot of people go i don't have apple tv. will major league baseball step in and say we will put it on fox? >> steve: probably not because apple has the contract. we will have the highlights tomorrow on "fox & friends weekend." >> brian: i hope they step. in a lot of times they will simulcast locally the nfl has done it. >> steve: it's a b

>> i mean week one i think that's an interesting question to ask you guys with aaron we will talk to him on the phone. i will sit down -- sit down feature for fox. yeah, i think with him you definitely get a sense. i'm interested to talk to minnesota and see what their vibe is under the new coaching regime with kurt yet again. you kind of do. i think with the people that have been there for a while, right? >> what's interesting in the preseason is like it's the world of optimism. every team is the best they have ever been. every team has had the best preseason. >> brian: i think he has been out of new york for a while. we haven't had that. >> maybe not here. internally. >> we miss doing games mere. we do. >> brian: used to go on the road a lot. let's talk about something else that is exciting. super bowl. super bowl is going to be fox two of the next three years. have you thought about that i believe it's 100 million people. >> no pressure. >> probably a couple more than maybe we are used to. how you cannot be excited tenth super bowl for fox. monster post season. two wild card two d

great. >> people joked that abc stood for aaron's broadcasting company, that's how powerful aaron was at abc. >> aaron spelling, just, he had a touch for knowing what the audience wanted to see. >> "the love boat", sitcom or not a sitcom? sitcom. >> "love boat" was a new format a sitcom. >> i think "the love boat" is a sitcom. >> "love boat" was not a sitcom. no. >> to me, "the love boat" was a sitcom. >> it expanded what we thought of as a sitcom. >> all i know is it was a hit. [ laughs ] >> it was usually comprised of three storylines. >> ta-da! >> one would be a pure comic story, one would be a melodramatic story. >> how do you tell the lady that you love she's never gonna walk again? >> and one would be a romantic comedy. >> i'm just a bartender, and you're a star. >> they used a laugh track, which was never really done, especially in an hour filmed show. >> don't worry about your termites, lady, because when the house falls, it'll kill 'em. >> [ laughs ] >> it had laughs, but they weren't laugh laughs, i think a lot of them were pushed in there. >> hey, mister, you look like you

aaron james judge has tied babe ruth with 60 home runs! ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: we start with the fox news alert. russian president vladimir putin now threatening to use nuclear weapons, declaring he is not bluffing. >> brian: the threat comes as president biden is heading to the united nations later today to speak at about 10:30. he's going to address world leaders. we think they'll listen. speak when he's going to tie up traffic on the east side. >> brian: which is more important. steel and that's where we find jacqui heinrich, joining us by the east river and the united nations. hey, jacqui. >> good morning, steve, ainsley, and brian. this was supposed to really hinge on food insecurity as a result of russia's war in ukraine, but putin threat to use nuclear weapons and his call-up of the country's 300,000 reserve troops has really sent a chill, and that partial mobilization would be the first of its kind since world war ii. according to reports, one-way flights out of the country to other countries that allow russian citizens to enter witho

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i wondered if it made when you saw that aaron sorkin's running it does it. i always when i see his work on television, i was wondering the exact must be on their game to do this dialogue. was it difficult for you there on the stage in a live performance to perform with the other actors in the type of style that he does mr felt he does another thing about writing like like errands is that it's actually very easy to learn and the real pleasure to play. it's delicious. it's the kind of it's the kind of language and the kind of writing and actors really long for and actually when there is so much logic, so much clarity and so much music in the language, it's much easier to learn than and t pleasure to play when you're out there. um and as far as learning things and doing complicated texts on stage, i mean, it's what we do. yeah, i always wondered about that. i'm glad i got a chance to ask you about that. and finally here, this place you can be playing here. you can be in town for a few more weeks with this. what would you like viewers to know, to encourage them

aaron judge goes into the record books. >> and the 3-2. drove deep to left field. this could be it -- see ya! he's done it! number 61. >> last night in toronto he tied roger maris' league record of 61 home runs in a season. that was set back in 1961. the homer helped the yankees beat the blue jays 8-3. judge has seven games left to surpass the record now. >>> virgin atlantic is making a big change in its uniform policy, and there's a new character joining the m&m family. dan lieberman has those stories and more in the cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street ended sharply higher after the selloff helped by falling treasury yields and an intervention from the bank of england in the bond market. the dow was up 548. the nasdaq gained 222. the s&p 500 added 71. >>> in the latest bid to hold gun manufacturers accountable for mass shootings, survivors and families of those killed in this summer's july 4th shooting in highland park, illinois, filed 11 lawsuits wednesday against gun maker smith & wesson aimed at young men at rick of committing violence. the airli