we got it. >> drag. >> parker posey, i love her also.ere's any correlation to, like, a dog's name starting with s and how many have one, like shiba? yeah. wait, shiba. now we get sage. mm.hmm. just name your dog with an s. yeah. your chances to go up. that's my theory. >> great. thank you. >> here's the tam cam. this morning we do have that low level cloud cover. but that sun is up here right now. pollen index, high pollen trees and grasses that has not changed over the past couple of days. your boat, beach and surf forecast winds turned gusty later on this afternoon. waves 3 to 4ft near ocean temperature in the 50s. future tracker showing you we break down that marine layer throughout the morning and into the afternoon. we'll get that sunshine you could see cool along the coast with those warm temperatures inland, but the winds will pick up. we'll have an onshore flow developing again today. that will mean winds, breezy, strongest over the city and through the delta. close to 25mph. so we'll break down the fog this morning. good afterno

here's how president posey and was greeted the an on a god a marching band and count on something to the beads of the symphony of pomp every minute detail rehearsed to absolute perfection. we are in central badging behind me is the building of the parliament and over there in the distance, the 2 delegations, the russian and the chinese delegations here as they are about to greet the 2 leaders here. you can see the, on the god, everything is very, very solemn. you can see there's actually both men and women represented in the front rows of about to meet both a lot of my food and i'm changing, paying the we don't get to see this kind of reception every time we have the front row seats mutual respect to the degree of reverence has never been vis expressive of the continuous strengthening of russian chinese development, comprehensive strategic interaction and mutually beneficial cooperation meet the fundamental interest of our countries and our peoples. and are in line with the needs of the world community and time. relations between china and russia are irreplaceable. their significance

this is the deputy news live from posey. the wind wants of the fuel shortages into entering item operations in gaza. the morning comes off to israel, takes control of the ref, avoided crossing in southern gas incursion, leaves a new c 5 deal hanging in the balance also coming up to a bottom and contains anti semitism. at the, at a holocaust memorial ceremony, do us president warns against the rise in add a jewish feeling in america observed since stopped the boy in ghast plus the smiles enhancing says flooded me this morning.

he said, moscow should not think he could wipe out the war and said president posey and had been threatening nato since the status of the conflict. but they would not be due to health. defense is not escalation. self defense is the for the monthly right. it isn't strange and then you, instructor ukraine has the rights on the responsibility to protect its people. and we have the right to help ukraine. a poll, it's right. the self defense law corresponded. penne rigate has been not following that meeting of native foreign ministers and that joins is not from prague. a welcome band. what else did you end stilton bucks? i or does the secretary generally stress the fact that there is no need for restrictions on the use of weapons from best and allies in ukraine anymore, because russia's attacks are getting more brutal and more fiercely ins if usefully . and so ukraine can not fight with one hand on its back. he said, that's why ukraine now needs long range tillery to strike back, especially in the shockey region. so he wrote, come to move by many member states that they are now allowing of ukrain

this is where my colleague, congressman posey and i, are leading a letter to the subcommittee calling for additional artemis funding to overcome delays and technical complications. mr. administrator, with all the challenges us to complex and cutting-edge program, what can nasa do to minimize delays in the mission cadence? >> first of all, we cannot congressman like you that help us make an additional request. understand that we are not going to launch until it is ready. and that is because safety is our first. when we put humans on an explosive bomb called a rocket, we are going to do everything possible to make sure it is as safe as possible, realizing that everything is cutting the edge of the envelope that we do. but especially when humans are in the loop, we are going to make it that much more safe. so we are on schedule next year to have four astronauts circled the moon and check out the artemis spacecraft. we are under contract with spacex for september of '26. to have a lander, of which we would go into lunar orbit, and they would transfer in and go down to the surface for 6 da

same thing at kennedy space center.ec the congressman posey can tell you that places come alive. old rocket pads had weeds growing on them have come back to life. there's a lot of commercial activity there with regard to nasa kennedy space center mixed-use with enhanced lease use. >> if i may make one more comment. the jet propulsion laboratory in california had to lay off more than 500 skilled talented employees as part of the pullback on msr i'm not disputing your decision. it's tragic to lose that talent is to have a plan to recapture that kind of talent that the tragic situation. toughnt way to capture that question quickly try to set the table for you as to why this occurred. had we had our 24 requests and 25 requests that would not have happened. however, congress in its wisdom and i can tell you if i had been your seat i would have voted for the bill. in the government full faith and credit of the federal government to be impugned. and the sacrifices, the trade-offs or the compromise if you will in order to get the votes to pass that in both houses. was to cut the spending

next asked uncle posey what happened in new guinea here there. >>> mary maybe those 87,000 irs agents. and they do have guns. can from somerville new jersey. >> i was fired for coming $18 short for pumping gas. these kids lose 20 million and nobody gets fire. >> jesse: listen it was a technical difficulty it happens. from chico california. jimmy carter was attacked by a swimming rabbit they do swim. >> jesse: can rabbits doggy paddle. then from hazleton, when are you going on the view. kathleen says year old is talking with your hands are you italian. i like a spicy -- i'm not doing it i am waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪

big rig driver living in a black jerk and is puerto rican heritage and who could ever forget uncle posey guy eaten by cannibals tonight's biggest told tales about his own presidency take a look. >> we are aware of many of these cost of buying a home in the united states is double what it was when you look at them and flea cost for the pandemic real income when you account for inflation is down since you took office's economic growth far short of expectations consumer confidence to no surprises narrow 2 year low with less than 6 months to go until election day are you worried you're running around out of time to turn it around. >> strongest economy in the world we see a world. >> gdp was far short of expectations. >> there is real pain throughout 30% or more since the beginning of the pandemic people spend more in grocery and food any time compared to the last 30 years real day-to-day pain. >> it really is and it's real but if you look at what people have the money to spend on. >> there was a rare sit out the interview with a president as the biden campaign tries to hide their boss becaus

posey.sists grant the bench can't believe it late in the 4th quarter. all tied up to bj washington. sinks. it. 16 points. 8 boards for washington maps take the lead. later, dallas up by to look at want to the fade away. thank you to write their 33 points. 7 boards, 5 assists for luka under 2 minutes to go. now i would done 4 point mavs lead karl anthony-towns and kyrie irving. irving stepback jumper come up. kyree at 33 points. 4 assists. that's the dagger right there. mavericks going to win one 16, 107, but take a commanding 3 zip series lead. looking to break out the brooms for game 4 on tuesday. is your look. fast. fashion may be a great fit for our changing styles and moods. but >> what about the costs? both for the register and for the environment, the party's pan, a woman who's fighting for fashion that sustainable adaptable and cool. the boot kron four's vicki liviakis reports. >> so we called this year's campaign beauty in every stitch. bernice pan has a thing for style. she's a phd

next asked uncle posey what happened in new guinea here there. >>> mary maybe those 87,000 irs agentse missing 20 billion in california. and they do have guns. can from somerville new jersey. >> i was fired for coming $18 short for pumping gas. these kids lose 20 million and nobody gets fire. >> jesse: listen it was a technical difficulty it happens. from chico california. jimmy carter was attacked by a swimming rabbit they do swim. >> jesse: can rabbits doggy paddle. then from hazleton, when are you going on the view. kathleen says year old is talking with your hands are you i like a spicy -- i'm not doing it i am waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪

the classified documents two years ago, and as we know, they found many classified documents at trump poseyome documents were recently unsealed this week, and in them, trump steel -- seized on boilerplate language about how the fbi executes these types of search warrants. even though they are completely routine, basic boilerplate language, trump exaggerated what happened. he said out a fundraising email. it said biden's doj was itching to shoot me. they are itching to do the unthinkable. joe biden was locked and loaded, ready to take me out and put my family in danger. again, there's no evidence that any of that was true. special counsel jack smith asked for a gag order, saying this is dangerous to federal agents. the judge denied that gag order. geoff: william brangham, thank you. william: thanks, geoff. stephanie: here are the latest headlines. president joe biden will be formally nominated as the democratic party's presidential nominee through a virtual roll call. that's instead of the usual process, which takes place at a party's convention. this year's democratic national convention is

. >> reporter: known online as pink and posey, quynh managed it craft a career out of paper by takingsions to co-hosting more than 150 episodes of a paper talk podcast. >> this one is the most difficult to make. this is a double peony. >> reporter: how much trial and error? >> so much. i think that's the fun part. being a creative, as an artist, what can i do with in flat piece of paper and make something really amazing with it? >> reporter: while flowers be made with everything from tissue paper to card stock, pliable european crepe paper tends to give the most realistic results. >> this is the italian one. this the 90 gram. >> reporter: wow. >> keep stretching it. >> reporter: that's a magic trick, huh? working at home in kirkland, washington, quynh takes pains to make her flowers as realistic as possible. >> rub it into the paper. >> reporter: hand painting details, obsessing over every petal. until i touch this, i had no idea one was real and one was fake. i forgot which is which. >> i am happy to hear that. that's the best compliment anyone can give me. >> reporter: artist ann wo

. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, congressperson posey. >> how do we handle infrastructure needs? >> yes, sir. you cannot build infrastructure without money. where do we cut in the budget? i just gave you one example, we are trying to still succeed with the mars sample return. at a cost of about one half of what it was going to be. infrastructure is one of the biggest problems we have. it is aging infrastructure. it is in your district, but it is in every center and nasa facility in the country. what i am hoping, is, when you will get through with the cycle of 2024 and 2025, come 2026, with all of the other physical things you have to consider, there may be more appropriations for nasa to address its facilities needs. >> can you speak to the importance of the commercial partners in supporting the space station? >> absolutely. they are. look at all the science with commercial partners that we have going on. not only pharmaceuticals, but the planetary science that we have going on. commercial partners, as we go back to the moon, we don't go back just as the u.s. government, w