and robbed a 43-year-old woman out jogging in the west village, probably the nicest part of the city. again, this guy was already wanted for two prior sex crimes. one of them back in april sexual assaulted a different woman out for a jog. in october, tried to rip the clothes off a 48-year-old woman walking on fdr drive and then tried to rape her. why was this guy walking around the city this morning. the real question is where was kathy hochul, great defender of women? she s a woman, big feminist. did kathy hochul say anything about this today, anything? it is one of the biggest issues. no, she said nothing. she talked gun control which new york has had for 60 years. stricter gun control. has nothing to do with gun control, this is rape and it has gone way up in new york under heatkathy hochul. registered voters show 82%
not by coincidence that the woman we highlighted in the state senate, she s a woman, right? women are really feeling this issue, you know, in a way that many of them have got that level of rage just under the surface that we re trying to manage, especially in a place like michigan where we ve been talking about personal freedom for 2 1/2 years. the freedom not to get vaccinated, not to wear a mask, right? that s been a conversation. no one is missing the irony. you don t have to wear a ms mask. by the way, says the republican, if gets raped while she is away at camp or somewhere else, if she gets raped, you have no say. you can t talk to your preacher. can t talk to your doctor. you can t talk to your mental health care provider. you can t talk to a counselor. you all can t get together and decide what is best for your 13-year-old girl, your
spoken to ever. i appreciate coming on . thank you. thanks, tucker. so reagan spent 18 years as a competitive swimmer. she turned to be one of the best in the country. she swam for the university of kentucky. she s a woman by birth. recently, she and her teammates were forced by the ncaa to compete against a man called william thomas and to share a locker room with him as well. this is one of those stories, the leah thomas story that was heard of. but the details are shocking. the games were most impressive young people we ve talked to in a long time. i talked to today for them, tucker carlson today and he explained what it was like watching william thomas compete in the women s division. there s part of it. people just weren t really talking about it. and so we get to in some ways, where is it? it was in the georgia tech. yeah. and so we get there and the
how one man was rescued just hours from death. good morning everybody. i m randi kaye. we start this hour with a historic credit card settlement that could have you paying more out of your pocket. if you re just joining us, here s the deal. visa, mastercard and some of the country s biggest banks have agreed to a massive settlement with retailers that totals a whopping $7.25 billion. the lawsuit centers around credit card swipe fees. merchants allege credit card companies were fixing the price on those fees, but the proposed settlement now gives retailers the green light to tack on a surcharge if you use plastic, which could mean a bigger tab for you. and there s much more when you read the fine print. douglas canter, a lawyer for the national association for convenience stores has read all the fine print and joins us now from dc. doug, you have said it is not the retailers or the consumers, but actually visa, mastercard and their banks that win out in this one. why is that
it is $5.8 billion and counting. that s how much the nation s biggest bank said it lost so far from a complex trading scheme that was supposed to hedge against risk. the updated figures came in as the ceo jamie dimon personally briefed analysts on second quarter earnings which still managed to beat expectations. team coverage this morning, alison kosik live at the new york stock exchange to explain how this could impact all of our wallets. let s start with felicia taylor. you re at jpmorgan chase headquarters in new york. we have a healthy bank, o do we have a healthy bank i guess judging by overall earnings? reporter: actually, we do. the point is let s look at the numbers and what we know now as a result of that risky trade. as you mentioned, a $5.8 billion loss. nevertheless, the company was able to absorb the losses and make $5 billion in the second quarter. so when you talk about the health of the bank, no question about it, they had earnings that outpaced expectation.