summer long thing depending where we have all of those areas of low pressure that s going to bring the smoke in so parts of minnesota very unhealthy and other big story is the heat across texas. all right. do you like brian kilmeade? hi, brian and peter. hi, peter. and steve and ainsley, we love you all. but we re going to say hi to brian right now. hi, brian. brian: didn t i tell you not to say that you keep putting myself and reputation on the line. janice, see you shortly. news by the numbers, sponsored by novartis. we love them. first $20,000. that s how much some tickets now cost to see line messi and potential debut with intermiami of the mls. they are now skyrocketing. look at this. more than 1,000%. they start at $810 and originally were $29. miami was one of the worst teams in the leagues and not a great draw. that has changed. next, the tenth inning. that s what it is all about. that s when new york mets star
well, you are right that california in 1996 is the closest model what we have. but what you have didn t go to ucla didn t go to college. they went to other schools in the ucc s them. and, for some of those, could they may have, rather than being at the bottom of the class and ucla, when they are struggling to either better prepared peers, maybe they are more in the middle of the classroom, maybe at the top of the class of a different uc school. and i think what we have to understand is, what goes on under the name of affirmative action behind the scenes at these colleges is very ugly. i just i want to read briefly from someone of discovery at this case. so, this is at u.n.c.. this is an admissions officer. this is what they say. i just opened a brown girl who is an 810 if it s brown and above a 1300, put him in for merit. this is how they are talking about kids, right? they are reducing everything to race. this is how they are talking about your kids when they apply to college.
the ground there? well, the reality is that we re overwhelmed. we ve got several partners within the community. all of the emergency shelters are operating at or over capacity, and to give you an example of our situation with the opportunity center for the homeless, we ve got 200 inside the shelter, and we ve had up to 810 outside the shelter camped had in the alley. so it truly is a humanitarian crisis. and this is before title 42 s lifted on thursday night at midnight. what are you expecting come friday? well, you re absolutely correct. this all started for us a little over a week and a half ago when we saw the influx come in and that it s exponentially increased, and it is prior the lifting of title 42, and we are expecting the worst. we are hearing numbers anywhere from 500 to a thousand to 1,500, and it just depends upon the
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meanwhile, alarming news from first republic has investors fearing the banking crisis from earlier this year may not be over. the dow fell more than 340 points on tuesday. the nasdaq was down 2%. and the s&p 500 fell 1.5%. well, more on first republic bank s latest problems from cnn s rahel solomon. reporter: banking turmoil back in focus. first republic shares tumbling after the bank reform partied earnings, plummeting to 810 a share. for context, in april 2022, the stock was trading as high as $160 a share. the san francisco-based bank reports that profits fell by 40%, or $72 billion in the quarter. that s after the fall of silicon valley bank in march, which then spooked bank depositors elsewhere. remember, svb s demise was