megan: tom?appens, how much does it cost, assuming it's a 24-hour delay, how much does this cost and who picks up the cost? in other words, you have all your technicians and engineers and, you know, whoever is working and has to work again and the fuel costs, i'm just wondering if there's a cost estimate for that? >> we'll have to get back with you on that, the rough estimate we make on how much it costs for a 24-hour turnaround. megan:nç ken? reporter: ken cramer, in space now for tory. if i you can't do ran steering where you might have a wider launch window. i'm curious why you can't do that, please, thanks. tory: two reasons. and they're both kind of the same answer. it's about energy. for those who are not familiar with wright, ascension steering. apologies for the rocket term. it means you're able to launch before or after the perfect time. and there's always a perfect time because it's a rendezvous. the pad is moving at 900 miles per hour and you're moving at 900 miles per hour right now a

megan: for the "pbs news hour," i'm megan thompson outside taos, new mexico. ♪ geoff: the u.k. a major economy to set a deadline to become a carbon neutral economy, with zero emissions greenhouse gases. britain's target is 2050. scotland's is even earlier, by 2045. as fred de sam lazaro reports, one industry is already trying to clean up its act, one responsible for scotland's best-known export. fred: scotch whiskey is a $7 billion a year export, reaching the farthest corners of the world. with scores of well-known brands, full white label to black label. >> distilled and blended in scotland. fred: the marketing, especially on more expensive labels, evokes the pristine scottish countryside and its distinct whiskey regions. less well-known is that whiskey making is a dirty business, producing as much carbon dioxide as it does alcohol, and using a lot of fossil fuels. >> it is an energy intensive process. this is our stillhouse. fred: anna pilkington -- with brands like glenlivet. some 3400 gallons of alcohol equal to about 13,000 one liter bottles are distilled each day after th

megan hayes and stuart stevens.erday, my colleagues over the weekend interviewed the president of the heritage foundation, and just listen to his answer when he was asked if heritage would accept the results of 2024 election. watch this. >> is your organization going to accept the results of the 2024 election regardless of the outcome? >> yes, if there is a massive fraud. >> what does that mean? >> there was not massive fraud. >> we have a database that is documented that over years. >> just to be clear, that database he is talking about includes just over 1500 proven instances of voter fraud since 1982. just putting that out there. stuart, why can't he just say yes? >> because they don't believe in democracy. it isn't complicated. this is weatherly put in so much. look, the heritage foundation was and sadly still is sort of intellectual beating heart of the republican party. their voting party has become an autocratic movement. what he gave is the same answer you would give in russia. the same answer -- it's even w

megan: absolutely. that is an area -- look at what utilities have been doing because of the use for it. but the infrastructure side we don't have yet to be able to support what this a.i. is going to look like in the next decade. so we do need from an infrastructure standpoint, those are areas we will look at as well as we see broader weakness in this market. caroline: it's great to get a take that encapsulates tech but how to diversify around it. megan horneman, we really appreciate it. stay well. coming up there has been a frenzy in game stop's annual meeting which kicks off ted after it was post toned due to technical issues. for details, that's coming ahead. meanwhile keep an eye on shares of t.m.c. we look at what happens in terms of trading of a.d.r.'s. there is a strategy where you buy it in taipei and short the u.s. a.d.r.'s. the premium is pushing higher. will we see it turn around? this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what

that is how tough they are. >> megan, this is just, i am speechless.nt of the united states and talks about human beings like they are chess pieces. >> i was just going to say they are people. it is disgusting and horrible. but there is no low. every time you think you are at the low with him, he goes lower. again, human beings, not animals. >> stuart, your reaction to this? >> donald trump is obsessed with this kind of macho stuff. he has the role model of hannibal lector. life always imitates high school and he is the kind of guy that when it came down to showing up behind the waffle house on friday night, he would not be there. the man is a coward. it is disgusting, but look, this is really about who we are, not who donald trump is. he has made it clear. he is not going to change. he is on a downward trajectory in every sense. but, who are we as a country? is this what we want to embrace? his last speech was --. now we are going to this place, the center-right party is advocating some sort of roman coliseum spectacle. i think it is a base character

megan, tell us from your perspective what you are seeing? megan? as we work to get megan back michael you have been watching along. absolutely stunning. the sky is stunning and i think melissa's point is an interesting one. in years past that balcony would have been overflowing. we haven't seen it like this and i do think the diminished royal family and the tragedies they experienced over the past year specifically as it relates to the cancer diagnosis is something harrowing for any family to deal with with one diagnosis let alone to on top of the missing members frankly of the royal family that have removed themselves. this is a striking time indeed. >> i followed the royal family since i was a teenager. i am really always captured by this. this family is -- if they do, -- if they don't. now when you have the king who i think appropriately says this is the modern era. we want to scale it to the working royals and those who can really kind of forward the brand. and they say that's too small, are you sure you have enough people? look, i think this f

megan called her jam orchard of the american riviera, posted it on the website: it’s a taste. in yourfluential people. they immediately loudly declared that this masterpiece should be taken, but sales went up for the king. the fact is that his majesty has been making and selling jam for 30 years, the fruit is grown in the royal gardens, that is, everything is his own, clean, environmentally friendly, and as soon as megan’s jars appeared on social networks, the king’s jam was immediately swept away, all of it. supplies had to be quickly replenished. karl has more on sale today and rhubarb jam and raspberries. i cried a couple of times, but i’m not going to give in yet, i’m cooking. if the niche with jams is occupied, and you’re too lazy to bother with cooking, but you really want to make money, what should you do, sell your soul? yes, we are serious, this is exactly what the american singer grimс did. at first she sold paintings, but somehow it didn’t go well, then at an online art exhibition she put up a part of her soul for sale, it can be bought for 10 million dollars, obviously fro

. >> this morning, i've former assistant to president biden, megan hazen, cnn political commentator. sure. michael singleton. sure. michael, i mean, you know this jesus stuff, the messiah stuff is that offensive to evangelicals, conservative christians? so put me in a hot seat. yeah yeah i mean, like i think a lot of evangelicals, we'll look at the former president's oh, you know, that's a little bit of fodder. >> they have their religious believes and you see some people who were at the event. i actually talked to someone who was there and he said a lot of people looked at it as sort of joke and jokes and bluster. they really want to hear the president, former president make his case about why he's did better alternative his case against democrats, as cases against president biden. that's what really, really rao the crowd up. they laughed at some of this comment matairie. so i think for those folks that don't take the former president to serious, well, there's something that i think was very serious. israeli megan he took his rhetoric surrounding january 6, step further suggesting t

musical guest, megan moroney.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 1982. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on, that's a a crowd. that is a great crowd. thank you very much. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you are here. you made it. thank you for watching and at home. [ cheers and applause ] well, guys, some big news from washington. today, president biden signed an executive order to temporarily close the southern border. say what you want about biden, but he takes immediate action five months before an election. that's what i would say. [ laughter ] i'm going to be honest, i'm not sure biden's plan is going to work. i mean, forget the border, we can't even secure the deodorant at walgreens. [ laughter and applause ] seriously, how do you get the key to that thing? [ cheers and applause ] "i just want that -- forget it." i feel bad for biden. he can't close the border, a

if we can do what megan suggested, we can make progress.a uniform way. >> so if i think of myself as an observer, political debate spikes around mass shootings and in the absence of data, you say that is where we should focus solutions. it is a problem, but there are t wo other places i would want to look that drive a lot more harm. the first is community-based violence. senator, your comment on the increase in research, we know more about incidents, and also how to stop it will reduce the burden. czgreg, take us through a tour f what we know. greg: research has pulled back the veil about why homicides rise and we look beyond suicide. the narrative dominated by mass shootings, it is interpersonal violence fueling the numbers. one huge thing we learned is what is happening in communities. therepe that inner-city violence is driven by gangs and criminal activity. but that is not the case. 70% of community violence in shootings are not connected to a felony. 89% are not connected to gangs, but the narrative dominated how we thought about inner

there was a good thing either megan, hey, it's charlie dent. we'll leave it there for now. thanks so much. >> thanks. >> thank all right. hopefully you'll be tuning in thursday, june 27. that's the most anticipated moment of this historic election season. and stakes could not be higher. join cnn as president biden and former president trump meet for their first debate. jake tapper and dana bash, moderate to cnn presidential debate live from atlanta beginning they at 9:00 p.m. eastern and streaming on max and now we're learning you details about a terrifying mass shooting in rochester hills, michigan saturday, nine people were shot in a random attack and a splash pad park, including two brothers, four and 8-years-old and their mother authorities say a gunman pulled up to the brooklands plaza splash pad and opened fire on unsuspecting families and open fire 30 times under no circumstances. is it normal for ice cream cones and flip-flops to be strewn amongst blood and bullet casings seeing a national correspondent, gloria pazmino, has the latest gloria or the white house two s

we have megan cassella with more. megan, good to see you. >> reporter: good morning.are pulling for an extension for the tax cuts when they expire. it will come at a price. research for the committee says a full extension would cost $4 trillion over the next ten years. the committee says the cost estimates are 50% higher than initial estimates in 2018. part of the reason is inflation and wages. economists have seen the tax law in action now for a few years and they have better data on which they are basing estimates. the bigger question is what it means for the size of the u.s. debt. this would add another $4 trillion to the $20 trillion the u.s. is already projected to borrow in the next ten years. this matters most for debt sustainability. if you look at the debt-to-gdp ratio, it has been holding fairly steady. economists say debt growth is manageable when it increases slowly than the broader economy. extending the tax cuts could be the tipping point. economists say without major cuts in spending, debt would soar to 211% of gdp in 30 years. frank, this is highlighti

we have megan cassella in washington and emily wilkins has more. megan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. economists are forecasting that trump policies would hit the economy, but hit to higher growth by the end of the term. the report highlights two scenarios. either biden wins and the congress stays divided or trump wins and republicans sweep congress. if trump wins, analysis assumes he follows through with the sweeping tariffs and crackdown on immigration. both would push up inflation and boost chances of recession. take a look here halfway through the term the forecast shows slower gdp growth under trump versus biden. the unemployment is a full percentage point higher. debt is rising and the fed is slower to cut rates. by the end of the term, there's been rebalancing. growth gets higher by the end of four years under trump largely due to corporate tax cuts. the cuts have driven up the debt and flinflation and unemploymen are higher. one look is the tax cuts and profits aring forecast to take a big hit under the trump scenario. the tariffs impact would

megan cassella is looking at that report. megan? >> hey, jon.e economy much harder initially even bringing a recession by the middle of next year, but recovery will come swiftly and it will be higher under trump by the end of the term. either biden wins and congress stays divided or trump wins and the republicans sweep congress. in the trump version the analysis assumes that he follows through on plans for widespread tariffs and an immigration crackdown and both of those would drag on the economy. so half way through the term the forecast shows much lower gdp growth under trump. core cpi would be higher. the unemployment height is a full percentage point higher and debt is rising faster and the fed is slower to cut rates and then there's a rebalancing and by the end of the term the economy is growing faster under trump mostly thanks to corporate tax cuts although those cuts have also driven up the debt. inflation and unemployment are still lower under biden and the gap has lowered from earlier in the term. take a look at corporate profits. they

megan and josephine are joined in c■on rebecca.ecca teaches in the department of history in te university with affiliations and programs in american studies and enen culture. she writes, teaches and curates on early modernuropean contemporary activists. art and art of the 1960s and seventher books include art fore sake, artists and community in blac and, temporary monuments, art, land and america's racial enterprise. herrent work addresses art and ecology, public art, racial justice. please help me give to dthank you so much for the introduction and i'm just so excited and honored to be here t to think and talk with you about the book, the conceibl future, which i just it's just it's such a wonderful book. it's rich it has such a edible kind of blend, compassion and■p just it's it's been wonderful to see the the see it turn into a book■ç and i guess the oe question i wanted to open with is, just because when this project started wasn't a book, and i thybe a bo wasn't even on the horizon. and i wonder you could talk a little bit how

and we're delighted to have as a discuss megan mcardle megan, i think most of you or, all of you know, as one of your original superstar our bloggers and also a i think it was david weigel who you made the transition from blogging to become an msn journalist. she's not tebowing as we used to say. janelle, a columnist for the for the washington post, where i'm sure many of you read her. she also worked for bloomberg, the economist the atlantic and newsweek and the daily beast and has been published all over the place. new york times, wall street journal, the guardian, reason, among other places. she's also the author of the book the upside of down why failing. well, is key to success and that megan and brian tend to be philosophic aligned. i'm going to be very curious where the points of disagreement will be on the book, although david boaz once mentioned to me that he, he, david, both would score about 60 on brian kaplan's libertarian purity tests. so maybe there actually will be some points of points of disagreement, but without more delay. brian, take it away. all right thank you ve

megan, i we are out of time. megan, thank you forjoining us. really interesting and fascinating.ntary election just in a few weeks' time. the announcement came late yesterday from president emmanuel macron. there is so much more analysis and detail on our website. stay with us here as we keep you up to date on bbc news. hello there. weather for the week ahead is perhaps not the story you want. no significant summer sunshine or warmth, i'm afraid. in fact, the story in armagh on sunday really sets the scene — just a high of ten degrees. we had cloudy skies with light rain or drizzle with a cool northerly wind as well. now, that rain is sinking its way steadily southwards and it will clear away from eastern england and south east england during monday morning. behind it, this northerly wind and this cooler air source starts to kick in across the country. so a rash of showers, a cold, brisk wind driving those showers in off exposed coasts and drifting their way steadily south across scotland and northern ireland as we go through the morning. here's our cloud and rain still lingering

we talked about megan thee stallion there.se a auestion coming from him? when you pose a question like _ coming from him? when you pose a question like that, _ coming from him? when you pose a question like that, the _ coming from him? when you pose a question like that, the numbers - question like that, the numbers speakfor question like that, the numbers speak for themselves. when you look at eminem at the end of the day, he loves to stir the pot, he loves to ruffle feathers, great engagement and conversation. the video was clocking in at 17 million views in a day. and we are here having a conversation about the record itself. so, for him, it isjust another day pass work, mission accomplished. throughout his career, he has always been the type, whenever, wherever, i'm sure it will be self—deprecating but at the end of the day he has a court based that still celebrates for this material. i see your point. in that case, what about the death of slim shady? what are we to draw from that? it’s are we to draw from that? it's inter

megan ka sell la joins us now with more. megan?> reporter: kelly, former president donald trump and some republican lawmakers are signaling they want to see a full extension of those 2017 tax cuts. but it will come at a price. new research on the joints committee on taxation says a full extension would cost $4 trillion over the next ten years and committee for responsible federal budget those cost estimates are now 50% higher than initial estimates from 2018. costs are rising for a couple reasons, part is simply inflation and rising wages. so the base of income to tax is larger than it was. economists also been able to see the tax law in action for several years now. so they have better data on which they're basing those estimates. but the bigger question is what all of this means for the size of the u.s. debt. so without corespondenting pay fors, this would add $4 trillion to the 20 or so trillion the u.s. is already projected to borrow over the next ten years. the economists i spoke with says this matters for debt sustainability.

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megan cried a couple of times, but she’s not going to give in yet, she’s cooking.th jams, and she’s too lazy to bother making them, but she really wants to make money, what can she do? give your soul, yes, we are serious, this is exactly what the american singer grimс did, at first she sold paintings, but somehow it didn’t go well, then at an online art exhibition she put up a part of her soul for sale, it can be bought for 10 million dollars, from the singer clearly has good self-esteem, the product itself looks like a contact that allows the buyer to own a percentage of her soul, exactly how many percent the singer did not specify, grimes sees this as a manifestation of art, her assistants said. how this would happen in practice, the fans did not really understand, but they believed that the singer deliberately set such a high goal so that no one could buy, and at the same time, in order to show her inaccessibility, it is better not to sell her soul, to invest it in her favorite business, well, besides cinema, of course, scarlot johansson decided and opened a pop

megan, thank ou ve in this constituency. megan, thank you very much _ in this constituency. the arc de triomphe. he'll go on to meet business leaders, before a state dinner at the elysee palace. discussions with president macron are expected to include ukraine, gaza, china and the global economy. the visit follows mr biden's attendance at commemorations marking the eightieth anniversary of the d—day landings. we have live pictures coming in. there will be a press statement, as you can see there, after the working lunch that they have had. we will bring you that as soon as that starts. for more on the issues the two leaders are expected to discuss, let's speak to michael desch. he is the founding director of the notre dame international security centre and professor of international relations at the university of notre dame. thank you for being with us. in theory, they are good allies, but there are difficulties in the background with this visit. what you think will have been talked about during that working lunch? weill. think will have been talked about during that working

megan, let me he start with you. so the dnc on that conference call well, forget the conference call for a second. behind the scenes. is their talk of perhaps tapping somebody from the fairly deep democratic bench? that could possibly take the place of president biden in november? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, the president has to drop out himself. people went to the ballot and cast their vote for him during the primaries they're now pledged delegates to him. so there is no way that we can have a broker convention that anyone else is going to take the place. and let's the president decides himself to step out. there is no behind the scenes movement with the party to do that. that's up to the president and he's not going to do that one more question. >> meghan, what about polls? what i mean we haven't seen the polls any polls yet since the debate. what if the polls show a real weakening of support? >> look, i was on the campaign in 2020. we can't live or die by the poles. we would have done that what he would never b

here is abc's megan wright. >> i'm light myself up. >> reporter: this is how actress at thia gabrielty bias. the 28-year-old known for films in tv shows like netflix's "chilling adventures of sabrina" says she made the decision to take clippers to her crown after years of bad experiences on sets. >> your appearance is not something you want to be worried about, right? >> when i first did on netflix, i will get are sort of preproduction things. and the woman that they had assigned to do my hair, she is not able to. it came down to okay, well, i'll do the front and you do the back. >> reporter: but going above and beyond came with a price. >> they didn't work it into my time schedule. so i had to do it at home and then come to set. so if my call time was 4:00 a.m., i was up at 1:30. >> reporter: she is one of many high profile actors of color saying that there are hairstylists in hollywood that lack knowledge about black hair, and that sets them up to fail. >> i said go! >> reporter: bring on icon gabriel union famously keeping it real. >> i'm a black actress and producer in hollywood.

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what do you think, megan? just way too inflated earnings expectations for this year and next year. the fed can cut but not as much as the market is pricing in. liz: what do you buy? >> we have cash on the sidelines and a lot of things that can be beneficiaries of maybe the ai boom. not directly technology and that's becoming and maybe the sectors and industrials and materials are coming from increase in infrastructure and supporting the ai boom. liz: ai boom and look at first half numbers and so much of the gains driven by that, megan hornman, thank you so much. please come back. markets closing out first half with monster gains driven by the enthusiasm over, yes, the ai movement. we are looking right now with the dow jones industrials down 56 points. it will though year-to-date come in with gains same with the nasdaq and s&p 500 and we're going to kick off monday, a holiday shortened week and brian kelly with the travel point tricks. see you then. larry: hello, folks. e

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megan?ming due for the 1% stock buyback tax that was passed as part of the inflation reduction act back in 2022. so the treasury department's rule is just now in its final stages. and it says the tax will apply to u.s. public companies who bought back stock valued at $1 million or more. importantly, it's also going to be back dated applying to all repurchases made since the start of last year. the public period on the proposed rule ends today. once that final rule is published i'm told could be within a month or so the tax payment will be due by the end of the following quarter. i want to emphasize that companies have known this was coming but treasury tells me today that no companies have yet paid this tax. it's on track to kick into effect as buybacks have been rising. data shows just over a trillion dollars in repurchases have been made from the start of 2023 through the first quarter of 2024. q1 of 2024 was the busiest speerd in that window with companies spending $242 billion on buyback

i feel exactly the same as megan. come on, scotland, boys!th that. come on, scotland! we're really, really, really proud of that scottish team, aren't we? we really are. we're going to make it. you know what? scotland never wins, but we're always here to party. come on, scotland. there you go. that kind of sums it up. not sure we can use this microphone ever again. but we have an absolutely fantastic night here today. everybody was in great, great spirits all the way through. we really picked ourselves up and we've proved that we are still in this tournament and we really hope that we are going to make it through to the next round, and we'll find that out on sunday when we play hungary. but we've got everything in it now. we've got everything to win it. still recovering from the night at the fern zone. and some good news for the world's best footballer — kylian mbappe trained with his french team—mates on wednesday, despite breaking his nose two days earlier. it wasn't a full session for mbappe and he was restricted to light exercises. it's s

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megan, thank ou southeast constituencies. megan, thank you very — southeast constituencies.d it on the bbc website on the bbc news app. this is bbc news. hello there. it looks like the weather is stuck in a rut. we are going to hold onto fairly cold weather for the time of year, with temperatures around orjust below the seasonal average. part two of the seasonal average. part two of the weekend doesn't look better. if anything the clouds would thicken and we will see some rain for some of us putting down from the north. there will still be a little bit of sunshine here and there. saturday low—pressure to the north—east of the country and higher pressures to the country and higher pressures to the south—west. that brings wins. a good deal of showers across the north and west of scotland. the odd one elsewhere. areas of cloud also spreading southwards. plenty of sunshine in between. not a bad afternoon to come for many others. temperatures reaching highs of 18 or 19. that is close to the average but generally, further north, we are below the seasonal norm. as we had to this ev

i feel exactly the same as megan. come on, scotland, boys! wouldn't normally be not happy, but we really are happy tonight with that. come on, scotland! we're really, really, really proud of that scottish team, aren't we? we really are. we're going to make it. you know what? scotland never wins, but we're always here to party. come on, scotland. there you go. that kind of sums it up. not sure we can use this microphone ever again. but we have an absolutely fantastic night here today. everybody was in great, great spirits all the way through. we really picked ourselves up and we've proved that we are still in this tournament and we really hope that we are going to make it through to the next round, and we'll find that out on sunday when we play hungary. but we've got everything in it now. we've got everything to win it. thanks for that, on the analysis on the bbc sports website. the mother of a teenager who's gone missing in tenerife has revealed it was his first holiday away with friends. 19—year—old jay slater was last heard from on monday m

but i think in this case, this is a little different because you have so many people. megan kelly, for example, who are not trump fans, or trump supporters or an actual actually now saying i'm, i'm going to vote for trump in what we're saying. i think you mentioned this earlier. i mean, his fundraising, if it's have gone through the roof since the varies was handed them well over $50000000.00 has come into his uh, his campaign. christian, what does that tell you about his support and what does do you think it says about child support? is that they're actually willing to dismiss the justice system completely at this point in time because, you know, they, they didn't get the verdict that they thought trump should, does a well, i think it's fix to evict the most those cultural victim hood a little bit here. that this is sort of the which ones against the trump and the republican party, which is precisely an argument that the republicans in front, they've been pushing for quite some time. and not just within the legal system. of course we're talking about the same thing in terms of media c

but i think in this case, this is a little different because you have so many people, megan kelly, for example, who are not trump fans, or trump supporters or, and actually it's actually now saying, i'm going to vote for trump in what we're saying, i think you mentioned this earlier, i mean his fundraising, if it's have gone through the roof since the varies was handed them well as a $50000000.00 has come into his his campaign. christian, what does that tell you about his support and what does do you think it says about child support? is that they're actually willing to dismiss the justice system completely at this point in time because you know, they, they didn't get the verdict that they thought trump should, does it well, i think it's fix to evict the most those codes from victim, but a little bit here that this is sort of the which ones against the trump and the republican party, which is precisely an argument that the republicans in front of been pushing for quite some time and not just within the legal system. of course we're talking about the same thing in terms of media coverag

but i think in this case, this is a little different because you have so many people. megan kelly, for example, who are not trump fans, or trump supporters or, and actually it's actually now saying, i'm going to vote for job. yeah. and what we're saying, i think you mentioned this earlier, i mean, his fundraising, if it's have gone through the roof since the varies was handed them well as a $50000000.00 has come into his, his campaign. christian, what does that tell you about his support and what does do you think it says about child support? is that they're actually willing to dismiss the justice system completely at this point in time because, you know, they, they didn't get the verdict that they thought trump should do this. well, i think it's fix to evict the most those codes from victim. but a little bit here that this is sort of the which ones against the trump and the republican party, which is precisely an argument that the republicans in front of been pushing for quite some time. and not just within the legal system. of course we're talking about the same thing in terms of med

but i think in this case, this is a little different because you have so many people. megan kelly, for example, who are not trump fans, or trump supporters or, and actually it's actually now saying i'm, i'm going to vote for trump in what we're saying. i think you mentioned this earlier. i mean, his fundraising, if it's have gone through the roof since the varies was handed them well over $50000000.00 has come into his his campaign. christian, what does that tell you about his support and what does do you think it says about child support? is that they're actually willing to dismiss the justice system completely at this point in time because you know, they, they didn't get the verdict fits. they thought trump should, does it well, i think it's fix to evict the most those cultural victim hood a little bit here that this is sort of the which ones against the trump and the republican party, which is precisely an argument that the republicans confront. they've been pushing for quite some time and not just within the legal system. of course we're talking about the same thing in terms of med

megan keith, disco warrant, megan keith is the biggest hope for britain, she bagged her in the pics mayr, but it suits her best, even though she finds running 25 laps around the stadium pretty boring. english is the better known runner, the farm daughter of the former 10,000 woman submeter champion, but has not in being in good form, the vice chair blighted by injury and review —— bereavement, lost her stepdad and her nine, and run incident with the bracelet her and gave her inspiration, and she said she knows she is not as their best after winning —— many missing six months of training. was told by her doctor at one point she might not even a run again, but making a final is a big step for her as she looks to show an improve her fitness i had of what might get fourth olympics. my concern built —— boulevard tonight as well, and inurement. highjump tonight, we have the men's and women's at 400 metre hurdles. for the woman, the big draw is a reigning champion femke bol, big draw is a reigning champion femke bot, and in the men's finals, the reigning world and olympic champion carsten barr

karsten warholm from norway and femke bol from the netherlands in the women's 10,000 metres, britain's meganth took a very well earned bronze. she'd already secured her place in paris, so this was a nice, unexpected bonus. there was yet another gold for italy, though, from nadia battaglia with a national record and a personal best. there was a thrilling photo finish in the women's 200 metres. the defending champion, switzerland's mujinga cambage, just pipped britain's daryl nita to gold. both ran a season's best in that race, and nita afterwards said she was disappointed. but the night belonged to the world and olympic high jump champion gianmarco tamberi. it was like an exhibition out here. he was all on his own jumping where others had failed, and he defended his european title with his trademark half beard. such an entertainer. at one point, his shoe destructed, but he pulled on another pair and then cleared two metres 37 to set a new championship record. the noise here was absolutely incredible. he vaulted the barriers, celebrated with his family and friends before draping the flag over

she's racing up is the charts. >> reporter: megan boni knows what she's looking for. >> 6'5", blue eyes2 million views. ♪ i'm looking for a man in finance ♪ djs and producers like david guetta, device finance trust, megan signing a record deal to license those viral vocals. >> i'm looking for a man in finance, a sign of the shifting landscape of music where some of the most successful tracks are first, and sometimes only available on social media. >> so i interviewed david guetta two weeks ago, and when i walked into the room, he was listening to listen to the guy in finance, and i was like, are you going to do something with those vocals? and he said, yeah, i want to play what people want to hear. and this is it. are you serious? yes. isn't that amazing? that is so cool. wow, i like it. >> i like, i mean, it's a bop. it is a bop. we're all singing it. thank you. will we appreciate it. before we go, let's go back to gio in la. you got a big day today. >> yeah i'm in la for the la pride parade i'll be joining ellen leyva and the entire eyewitness news team for that. and you can watch acr

megan costello has the details. >> that's exactly right.ald trump is winning the race for those donations. more than $42 million through the month of april. that compares with about $35.5 million for the biden and the democrats, and puts trump at a $7 million edge. top donors have been spending big. some giving more than $10 million. and on biden's side, reed hoffman leads the way. now, one big question from here a what other megadonors may get off the sidelines, especially a growing number who had distanced themselves from trump after 2020 are coming back to support him. others who have supported democrats in the past are warming now to trump. that includes both elon musk and bill acman. guys, i spent yesterday with goalman, and he's in quiet support for trump. it's not as more pro-trump than anti-biden, but he says the moment actual is shifting. >> i thought biden has had an early lead. what has happened that turned the big donors in trump's direction? >> you're right. he did have the lead. he still leads in terms of the money left in the

megan, which can campaign, do you think has more at stake right now in the cnn? upcoming debate? >> i think both men have a lot at stake here. i think they both need to show up strong. the optics are more important than a substance and a lot of ways here, they both need to come across strong. they both need to talk about the issues that are important to the american people. i think that both camps have a lot to gain for their momentum. i also think that nothing is really moving the needle one way or the other. and this is an opportunity for one camp or the other. have that happen? so i do think that both both parties have a lot here to gain and to lose, frankly, and specifically, i see what kind of impact do you think debating without a live audience in the room will have on trump? well i think? we've seen the kind of impact that having a live audience can have on a beta debate. it gives an audience at home the perception that, donald trump or someone else might be doing really well when in fact you know that? that candidate might be telling some myths, truths, or, or messing up.

on the women's 10,000 metres, britain's megan keith took a very well earned bronze.he'd already secured her place in paris, so this was a nice, unexpected bonus. there was yet another gold for italy, though, from nadia battaglia with a national record and a personal best. there was a thrilling photo finish in the women's 200 metres. the defending champion, switzerland's mujinga cambunge, just pipped britain's daryl nita to gold. both ran a season's best in that race, and nita afterwards said she was disappointed. but the night belonged to the world and olympic high jump champion gianmarco tamberi. it was like an exhibition out here. he was all on his own jumping where others had failed, and he defended his european title with his trademark half beard. such an entertainer. at one point, his shoe destructed, but he pulled on another pair and then cleared two metres 37 to set a new championship record. the noise here was absolutely incredible. he vaulted the barriers, celebrated with his family and friends before draping the flag over his shoulders and going off to cele

married, but alexandra found out about this much later, when the sergeant was arrested , his legal wife megan one of the first to lament and shed tears, so she came to the next tv show with her lawyer, the last time i received a message from him was on may 2, he said that... and it also turned out that gordon had a daughter growing up in his homeland , he kept these shots in his phone, while on vacation, he rode the carousel with her. but he carefully hid this from his new passion, although now the american media claim that the russian woman allegedly knew perfectly well that he was a family man, but still continued her relationship with him when she realized that she doesn’t get an american fiancé or a green card, she was furious. at some point it escalated to her actually attacking...him with a knife and there was a dramatic argument, which i assume is the point where you ended the conversation, right? according to his wife, he called the child, talked to the child, and i ran out of the room and poked him with a knife, the question is, where is the room and where is the knife? i think they

megan fitzgerald is outside of buckingham palace with more on all of this. was for those waiting to catch a glimpse of kate. she looked so great. >> reporter: she related. as you know this is one of the most highly anticipated events here in the royal calendar. this year was different. this year was special. that moment when we saw the princess stepped out to the balcony with her husband and children, the king and the queen, it was an extraordinary moment. a lot of people did not think that we would see it today and understandably so. she continues to have chemotherapy treatment. getting the first glimpse when the princess of wales was inside the carriage, with her children, rolling down -- thousands of people relying -- the crowd just erected with excitement. this is an extraordinary moment given everything that we know about her health. we had an opportunity to catch up with people in the crowd. listen to what this moment met to them. >> she looked very well. fingers crossed for continued recovery. >> you feel like a family. everyone comes together and we

and megan, how does that affect the debate preparations for president biden? because it almost seems as though if that's the case, then you have to prepare for just about anything. right? i think that the president is doing that anyways, right? and he's used it. i think that you just never know what you're gonna get with donald trump. i think that's part of what they want to drive home is four more years of donald trump would be chaotic and return to that would be okay. i think that that's probably what they're preparing for and i think that joe biden just needs to keep a steady hand and because authentic selves and be true to who he is and david, i mean, what about what kristen was saying a few moments ago about initially they were saying biden has lost his step, but he can't put two words together and so on and and now, let's play a clip. >> this is what one republican congressman was saying over the weekend on these performance enhancing substance allegations that trump world is making, let's listen to that this one trump's team should not underestimate joe

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