so the 4-million recorder children's event is being moved to arkansas. - arkansas?kansas. somebody's gonna have to fill in for me. - what? we can't find anybody to fill in for you. why can't you go to arkansas? - arkansas is where i grew up. my parents live there. my...father still lives there. - well, don't you want to see them? - i haven't seen my father for 23 years. - uh, perhaps you should sit down, mr. garrison, mm-kay? mr. garrison, i know this is very difficult, mm-kay? but i must ask-- is there a history of sexual abuse in your family? - some, yes. there was my uncle, richard. he--he molested me. - when was that? - saturday. last--last saturday. he's a paraplegic, but it didn't-- - mm-kay, and-- and your father? he molested you when you were a boy? - [sobbing] - mr. garrison, i think when we get to arkansas, you need to see your father. you need to face this demon in your closet, mm-kay?

dramatic contrast to the sultry, hot, swampy arkansas. and that became the segregation camp for disloyals. it was a grisly camp with grisly armament, militarism. barbed wire fences. the sentry towers, all camps had sentry towers, but it was a century tower with an armed -- sentry tower with an armed soldier on guard. there was a machine gun installed aimed down at us. and, there were half a dozen tanks controlling the perimeter. there were three barbed wire fences, as opposed to one at the other nine camps. tanks are vehicles of the battlefield, not intimidating people that are already -- just patrolling around e third barbed wire fence. peter: in your book, "my lost freedom," it is a children's book so you don't go into much detail. you do talk about the fact that you and your brother, henry, were excited about the train trip in a sense. george: we had never been on a train before and daddy told us we were going on a long vacation in the country. so, it was not just a vacation in the country. our first train ride. but, that quickly turne

dramatic contrast to the sultry, hot, swampy arkansas.nd that became the segregation camp for disloyals. it was a grisly camp with grisly armament, militarism. barbed wire fences. the sentry towers, all camps had sentry towers, but it was a century tower with an armed -- sentry tower with an armed soldier on guard. there was a machine gun installed aimed down at us. and, there were half a dozen tanks controlling the perimeter. there were three barbed wire fences, as opposed to one at the other nine camps. tanks are vehicles of the battlefield, not intimidating people that are already -- just patrolling around the third barbed wire fence. peter: in your book, "my lost freedom," it is a children's book so you don't go into much detail. you do talk about the fact that you and your brother, henry, were excited about the train trip in a sense. george: we had never been on a train before and daddy told us we were going on a long vacation in the country. so, it was not just a vacation in the country. our first train ride. but, that quickly turne

dramatic contrast to the sultry, hot, swampy arkansas. that became the segregation camp for disloyals. it was a grisly camp with grisly armament, militarism. barbed wire fences. the sentry towers, all camps had sentry towers, but it was a century tower with an armed -- sentry tower with an armed soldier on guard. there was a machine gun installed aimed down at us. and, there were half a dozen tanks controlling the perimeter. there were three barbed wire fences, as opposed to one at the other nine camps. tanks are vehicles of the battlefield, not intimidating people that are already -- just patrolling arod the third barbed wire fence. peter: in ur book, "my lost freedom," it is a children's book so you don't go into much detail. you do talk about the fact that you and your brother, henry, were excited about the train trip in a sense. george: we had never been on a train before and daddy told us we were going on a long vacation in the country. so, it was not just a vacation in the country. our first train ride. but, that quickly turned into

he's from arkansas. i don't know if he's a slave or not at this point, at point he was never brokerage's slave didn't own slaves or no slaves. he had a couple of household servants. thomas from, arkansas, but he's been with breckinridge from about the time of shiloh through the end of the war as his camp cook and kind of a general general, a servant, assistant. but it's evident that he operates with considerable degree of freedom and. so it is even possible breckinridge is paying him, so he's being paid for his work. so it's possible, in fact, that he may have a free man by this time. i just don't. tom rides a mule. that's very contrary, as mules are known to be, and it repeatedly delays them. and time again on may 11th, when they go to cross okmulgee river, they have to swim their horses, which means thomas mule has to be swam across. the mule holds them up for an hour. they can't get the -- thing into the water. and when they do, it just gets back out. kind of like what i did as a child when i had to h

he's from arkansas. i don't know if he's a slave or not at this point, at point he was never brokerage's slave didn't own slaves or no slaves. he had a couple of household servants. thomas from, arkansas, but he's been with breckinridge from about the time of shiloh through the d of the war as his camp cook and kind of a general general, a servant, assistant. but it's evident that he operates with considerable degree of freedom and. so it is even possible breckinridge is paying him, so he's being paid for his work. so it's possible, in fact, that he may have a free man by this time. i just don't. tom rides a mule. that's very contrary, as mules are known to be, and it repeatedly delays them. and time again on may 11th, when they go to cross okmulgee river, they have to swim their horses, which means thomas mule has to be swam across. the mule holds them up for an hour. they can't get the -- thing into the water. and when they do, it just gets back out. kind of like what i did as a child when i had to hav

the voters. >> dana: not in arkansas, but in other states.his morning. >> bill: growing speculation, what will he do? r.f.k. jr. ticket, is he on virge of dropping out? if so, will he offer an endorsement today? we may find out this afternoon. if so, does that tip the scale in any way? tight race. kr critical day for the economy, waiting to hear what the fed chair has to say. he has a view of the sunrise over the tetons, what they will do about rate hikes? we'll track that as markets are up triple digits. our biggest challenge? uncertainty. hidden fees, surcharges... who knows what to expect! turn shipping to your advantage. keep it simple...with clear, upfront pricing. with usps ground advantage®. ♪ this is the ergo smart base from tempur-pedic. and it responds to snoring, so you don't have to. so, no more nudging your partner. or sleeping on the other side... ...of the house. because the tempur-ergo smart base actually detects snoring then automatically adjusts to help reduce it. all night, every night. don't miss our biggest sale of the ye

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i'm a service from boone county, arkansas which would define me as a hillbilly. and i appreciate so much of this because i understand, too, had parents that were very strict, very, very loving and great parents. but i lived two lives and at some you break out into the life that you want to be in. the point i want to make. what we're looking is opportunity, and it appears that opportune beauty has come to you. but along with that comes personal ambition and appreciate so much your statements, your coming together. and you think and as we think of the country as a puzzle, i think you're a tremendous piece in this puzzle of what the country really is. thank you very much. thank you so much, robert that really means a lot to me. you know, as a writer we put our books out in the world, we put our words out into the world. we never know who we're going to to find who they're going to contact. so delighted that i i've met you through my books. a reader in an arkansas when i was young and growing up, i went to the santa state public library. i read as much as i could. th

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she and bill clinton put arkansas on the map.ause] not that they weren't on the map, but further on the political map. [laughter] i'm just so honored to be with her. her daughter was telling me that this is her last meeting, this is her last term as chair of the women's caucus. let us give her a big salute. [applause] now i see those in the crowd here this morning, i saw some of you late last night. i see those can who'd with the owls and soar with the eagles early in the morning. so here we are. aren't we proud of the chair of this beautiful convention? [applause] so great. i was on the dnc starting in 1976, my daughter christine has been on for a long time now. we have had a dedication to this women's caucus for a long time. that is why i said, isn't this a wonderful morning. today, we will nominate the next president of the united states. [applause] i was honored to get an invitation to share some thoughts with you about this. after the inauguration one president biden, our great president biden, came to do the state of the un

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she and bill clinton put arkansas on the map.se] not that they weren't on the map, but further on the political map. [laughter] i'm just so honored to be with her. her daughter was telling me that this is her last meeting, this is her last term as chair of the women's caucus. let us give her a big salute. [applause] now i see those in the crowd here this morning, i saw some of you late last night. i see those can who'd with the owls and soar with the eagles early in the morning. so here we are. aren't we proud of the chair of this beautiful convention? [applause] so great. i was on the dnc starting in 1976, my daughter christine has been on for a long time now. we have had a dedication to this women's caucus for a long time. that is why i said, isn't this a wonderful morning. today, we will nominate the next president of the united states. [applause] i was honored to get an invitation to share some thoughts with you about this. after the inauguration one president biden, our great president biden, came to do the state of the unio

she and bill clinton put arkansas on the map.] not that they weren't on the map, but further on the political map. [laughter] i'm just so honored to be with her. her daughter was telling me that this is her last meeting, this is her last term as chair of the women's caucus. let us give her a big salute. [applause] now i see those in the crowd here this morning, i saw some of you late last night. i see those can who'd with the owls and soar with the eagles early in the morning. so here we are. aren't we proud of the chair of this beautiful convention? [applause] so great. i was on the dnc starting in 1976, my daughter christine has been on for a long time now. we have had a dedication to this women's caucus for a long time. that is why i said, isn't this a wonderful morning. today, we will nominate the next president of the united states. [applause] i was honored to get an invitation to share some thoughts with you about this. after the inauguration one president biden, our great president biden, came to do the state of the union

trump ally arkansas senator tom cotton will be here along with united autoworkers president shawn fain who endorsed harris last week. we'll get the latest on the rising tensions in the middle east with deputy national security adviser jon finer. then, inside the historic deal to free three americans including "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich from russia. we'll hear from journal editor paul beckett who made it his daily assignment to bring evan home. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." margaret is off. we're now just hours away from presumptive democratic nominee kamala harris announcing her choice for a running mate and today cbs news has learned at least three of the contenders, minnesota governor tim wlz, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly are traveling to washington to meet with the vice president in person. as she holds those meetings we're getting a fresh look at the state of the nation. something president biden never enjoyed this year, a slight edge over donald trump. across the batt

communities for the urban unemployed one in florida at one in georgia and on for displaced farmers in arkansasin the summer of 1935 the division dispatches first group of field constructors to these communities to lead activities in painting, weaving, woodworking and ceramics. a few months later special skills division was already in trouble. early efforts to create arts and crafts activities were undermined by low morale and discord among the homesteaders. they'd already been hit hard by the great depression. and now they uprooted their lives to move to homestead that in many cases are still under construction. given the promise feeling of settlement was largely absent in the new communities, perhaps it should not have been surprising most of them hadno little to no interest in communing with their neighbors. special skill staffer catherine nicalek was tasked with visiting homesteads to determine what could be done. and reports adrian dornbusch was ahead of the special skills division she wrote would've been ideal to send recreation leaders as soon as the residents arrived" in order to buy th

and one for displaced farmers in arkansas.mmer of 1935 the division dispatched its first group of field instructors to these communities to leadav activities in painting, weaving, ceramics.g and but just a few months later the special skills division was already in trouble. early efforts to create arts and crafts activities were undermined by low morale and discordde among the new homesteaders. they had already been hit hard by the great depression, now that uprooted their lives to move to homesteads that in many cases were still under construction. given that the promised feeling of settlement was largely absent in these new communities, perhaps they should not have been surprising that most of them had little to no interest in communing with their neighbors. special skills staffer catherine kellogg was cast with visiting this homesteads to determine what could be done. in report adrian dornbusch was ahead of the special skills to face h you what it would been ideal to send recreation leaders as soon as the residents how to r

sonia sÁnchez tiene todos los detalles. >> este es el momento en que un policÍa de jonesboro, arkansaslvan al hospital de donde se habÍa escapado mÁs temprano. >> last night. it's in aluminum food, asegurando que tenÍa fentanilo en su sistema y que teme por su vida. >> el oficial joseph harris ignora cÓmo luego se observa el detenido realizando contorsiones en el asiento. aparentemente buscando enredar su cuello con el cinturÓn de seguridad para asfixiarse. el oficial detiene la patrulla y abre la puerta trasera y le propina cuatro puÑos y seis codazos en la cabeza. luego desenreda el cinturÓn de seguridad de su cuello. cierra la puerta golpeando a kumran en la cabeza una vez mÁs de acuerdo a las imÁgenes, otro policÍa verifica si estÁ bien. harris regresa y lo presiona en el pecho con su bastÓn policial. conrad vuelve en sÍ y harris vuelve a cerrar la puerta, maltratando nuevamente la cabeza del detenido. segÚn el jefe de la policÍa, el departamento de asuntos internos recibiÓ la queja el jueves, que concluyÓ con el despido de harris. al siguiente dÍa. >> unbecoming, un profesional an

>> no, it's for victoria, in arkansas, there? field for working families, for making folks be able to make ends meet, she's able to boost up that enthusiasm. >> brendan, the one i wanted to hand to you was the confrontation that donald trump and his staffers had at arlington national cemetery. there was apparently a conflict, some sort of altercation between staffers and cemetery officials when trump was trying to take a photographer in section 60, which doesn't allow any sort of video or photographing for campaign purposes, and do you think this is something they might be worried about getting out? >> perhaps, the way they are acting. look, i can't imagine donald trump would have shown up for this event running for president. he has shown time and time again he doesn't have respect for the military service members or the fallen. i think a lot of us were scratching our head at how this event came together and what they were up to and why they were there and allowed to be doing this. look, if he got into a fight with somebody in t

. >>> in arkansas, the state supreme court blocking a petition to bring abortion rights to the voters this november. the court ruling it all comes down to paperwork. advocates did get more than 100,000 signatures toput abortion rights on the ballot. but last month the secretary of state rejected the effort for not following the rules on state signature gathers. arkansas's near total ban on abortion with no exceptions will stand for now. >>> ukrainian drones struck a military airfield in southern russia. part of kiev's expanding wave of strikes inside enemy territory. the regional kwoefrn governor says the attack was repelled. they targeted warehouses, storing anti-tank weapons and fuel. it was one of multiple drone attacks. the russian defense ministry said they shot down more than two dozen drones in six regions on thursday. ukraine has also intensified cross-border operations, sending nearly 250,000 russians fleeing. >>> the canadian government is stepping in to try to end the rail freight shutdown. the two largest railways locked out workers after failing to reach a deal on a new c

louis, chicago, atlanta, arkansas, rosewood, florida, there are really going to be hundreds, really thousands of small, large and medium-sized cities going back to hamburg, north carolina, and mississippi, and new orleans , and tennessee, where there are these racial programs that are anti-black but also destroy areas and freedom colonies were black people had built up at times thriving businesses, and had built up a measure of wealth through agriculture, through ownership of land, and through collective mutual aid society. and that is often under discussed. i think and aftermath of george floyd and breonna taylor, we talked about it more as a nation. since then, there has been a huge backlash against talking about that 6019 project and all the efforts to talk about this. when you think about the civil rights act, what we have to remember is that at the time, it is hugely even revolutionary legislation, but it does not go far enough in this sense. this is what i think that caller is discussing. when you think of racial slavery in the united states, racial slavery in the united states is the e

. >>> in arkansas, the state supreme court blocking a petition to bring abortion rights to the voters this november. the court ruling it all comes down to paperwork. advocates did get more than 100,000 signatures to put abortion rights on the ballot. but last month, the secretary of state rejected the effort for not following rules on paid signature gatherers. the state justices upheld that rejection, meaning arkansas' near total ban on abortion with no exceptions for rape or incest will stand for now. >>> ukrainian drones struck a military airfield in russia. part of kiev's expanding wave of strikes inside enemy territory. the regional governor said the attack was repelled, but a massive fire broke out at a defense ministry facility. our erin mclaughlin has this report. >> reporter: new video shows a critical ferry terminal, which helps connect mainland russia to occupied crimea on fire. russian officials blame kiev. so far, no comment from the ukrainians. the ukrainian air force released footage of another attack on russia. pointedly saying it shows a u.s.-made bomb being dropped on

. >>> in arkansas, the state supreme court prevented an abortion rights initiative from appealing on the ballot in november. our senior correspondent laura jarrett joins us. what was the court's reasoning here? >> reporter: the high court said it came down to paperwork. advocate his managed to secure more than enough signatures. more than 100,000 signatures, in fact, but the high court said they hadn't met the technical requirements and so it will not appear on the ballot. that means arkansas will not join at least a dozen states that have tried to get these abortion amendments on the ballot including battleground states like arizona and florida. the upshot, of course, for women in the state which means the near-total ban which includes no exceptions for rape or incest will remain on the books there. it's all, of course, been a major topic at the dnc where you are in chicago, lester. >> all right, laura, thank you. >>> three days after that super yacht sank off the coast of sicily in a violent storm, the body of a british tech tycoon was recovered today. mike lynch was one of six pas

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there is a study that came out from patrick wolf at the university of arkansas at the voucher program he found they knew from the margins to the center the educational experience when they have the choice options. >> the media headlines on that experiment it was causal whether you got the scholarship are not were notso it is like aus medic. they found further of the cost they were spending $10,000 per scholarship. the government school to spend more30 than $30,000 about three times as much as the scholarship amount. and those families on average access schools for their kids they've got about the same test scores and then they ran with the headline and said it's the same test scores so it's a failure. it failed to produce better outcomes. but what they failed to report and that media was higher levels of satisfaction and safety so that's a much more holistic measuree of success. school quality is multidimensional. parents want their kids especially at the worst school districts the hierarchy of need. they want their kids to be in a safe place. what good are the test scores if they are

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judy woodruff spoke with him in bentonville, arkansas, for her series, america at a crossroads.e past 14 years, jamie dimon has spent a week traveling through different parts of the country on his annual bus tour, visiting bank branches like this one, opened just last year in bentonville, arkansas, meeting with employees & clients, and asking and answering questions. dimon is one of the most powerful figures on wall street, at the helm of jp morgan chase for the past 20 years. and every year he writes a letter to shareholders, outlining his top concerns, including on issues beyond his immediate role as a banker, things like education, dei, and the conflicts in ukraine and the middle east. with former president trump charging the u.s. economy is "shattered," dimon's view is striking. >> it is the most prosperous, most innovative, best economy the world has ever seen. this world, we lifted billions of people out of poverty. there are negatives, you know, we should focus on that. but to give you a couple of focal points. european gdp per person was very close to ours something like

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i'm a law student at the university of arkansas in fayetteville. show for about ten years now and we're a huge, huge fan. >> we love j.b. hunt. we love walmart. we're all in. >> caller: you would think being from northwest arkansas i'm calling to ask about walmart but really i'm looking west to oklahoma city. devon energy. it's got a great price to erin aings -- >> i think they've put together a monster company. i like the acquisition very much. he knows the bocken very well. i'm surprised zephen low as it is. we've got natural gas and oil trying to keep out of the 60s. i would own devon but don't get excited okay? let's go to greg in virginia. greg. >> caller: how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine. how are you? >> caller: good, good. i had a question on intel i'm a long-time shareholder and obviously last month has been tough. big sell-off with them trying to restructure. do you think they can take advantage of the ai market and where do you see a bottom for another buy-in on this stock? >> i think that intel is getting whacked by amd. i think it h

arkansas. hauling the recording equipment, the clinton general store, which was next door, sidney, began chatting with the black family in the store. estelle, her teenage daughter, hazel and her son in law will write and. ask them if they would like to sing any for her to record. she discovered the family was, quote, continuing only making up songs as estelle and hazel sang several original songs and duets. and they also joined with two other men in the store to sing a few spirituals and quartet style. but it was an original blues song sung by will, right? a man who worked as a highway laborer for public works administration that captivated sidney. she began her report to read and dawn bush by noting, i think will blues entitled mr. roosevelt should certainly be passed on to the roosevelt family. well, i don't want to sing this roosevelt. no, i tried to. roosevelt but as good he had done done it again, i'm going in. i say it's little moonlight. we nurture of them that they're country. i'll know

arkansas.ding equipment, the clinton general store, which was next door, sidney, began chatting with the black family in the store. estelle, her teenage daughter, hazel and her son in law will write and. ask them if they would like to sing any for her to record. she discovered the family was, quote, continuing only making up songs as estelle and hazel sang several original songs and duets. and they also joined with two other men in the store to sing a few spirituals and quartet style. but it was an original blues song sung by will, right? a man who worked as a highway laborer for public works administration that captivated sidney. she began her report to read and dawn bush by noting, i think will blues entitled mr. roosevelt should certainly be passed on to the roosevelt family. well, i don't want to sing this roosevelt. no, i tried to. roosevelt but as good he had done done it again, i'm going in. i say it's little moonlight. we nurture of them that they're country. i'll know them. i said, oh,

. >> don grisham, from cabot, arkansas. >> steve: what ises best thing you have done all summer?ng you would say being on "fox and friends." >> well, that is the highlight for sure now hchl . this year, yes. >> steve: somebody else stopped. what is your name? >> lindley and jj. >> fun family fishing on lights out withes captain chester. >> steve: were you at the u.s. open? >> she was. >> steve: did you have those strong cocktails? >> they were delicious, just a few. >> steve: she's wrapping up summer. thank you. all right. you know what, summer may be in the rearview mirror, straight ahead we have the summer concert series live here on fox. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> those bikes got more gears than a peterbilt truck. ♪ ♪ these kids are wearing camo now that runs $600. ♪ sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. right now, save up to $1,000 during our labor day sale. visit purple.com or a store near you. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us

we spoke with him in arkansas. >> every summer for the past 14 years, he has spent a week traveling throughthe country on his annual bus tour, visiting bank branches like this one, opened just last year in arkansas. meeting with employees and clients and asking and answering questions. he is one of the most powerful figures on wall street, at the helm of jpmorgan chase for the past 20 years. every year he writes a letter to shareholders outlining his top concerns. things like education, ddi, and the conflicts in ukraine and the middle east. with trump charging that the u.s. economy is shattered, his view is striking. >> this is the most prosperous, innovative, best economy the world has ever seen. it has lifted billions of people out of poverty. you compare us to the rest of the western world, it is quite good. we need to continue to do that. >> you wrote in your letter to shareholders in the spring about the polarized electorate. you said we need to find ways to put aside our differences. why do we find ourselves in the situation? >> i will give you my theory. we had a financial crisis. i

the answer could be found maybe 2,000 miles to the east, in jonesboro, arkansas.sey's instagram world started in jonesboro. >> kelsey would actually come out to the barn with me when i would take care of the horses. though the horses were not her cup of tea. kelsey definitely wanted to be famous. when she grew up, she wanted people to know who she was and where she came from. >> kelsey was not country. she was known as barbie growing up. she kind of idolized wanting to be like a barbie doll. kelsey's always been very pretty. she wanted to do her hair. she wanted to do her makeup. >> kelsey liked to go to pageants, events that she was able to kind of show off at. >> she was very interested in the famous life, and that was what kelsey was thriving to be. >> it turns out that kelsey's mother samantha used to be a model. in fact, on her facebook page, you can see a resemblance between mother and daughter. her mother even posted this side-by-side shot of them on instagram, saying, i can't believe how much we look alike. >> i believe that kelsey got her first taste of s

trump ally arkansas senator tom cotton will be here along with united autoworkers president shawn fain who endorsed harris last week. we'll get the latest on the rising tensions in the middle east with deputy national security adviser jon finer. then, inside the historic deal to free three americans including "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich from russia. we'll hear from journal editor paul beckett who made it his daily assignment to bring evan home. it's all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." margaret is off. we're now just hours away from presumptive democratic nominee kamala harris announcing her choice for a running mate and today cbs news has learned at least three of the contenders, minnesota governor tim walz, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly are traveling to washington to meet with the vice president in person. as she holds those meetings we're getting a fresh look at the state of the race nationwide. something president biden never enjoyed this year, a slight edge over donald trump. acr

in education policy from the university of arkansas and most important for our discussion today, the author of "the parent revolution, rescuing your kids from the radicals ruining our schools." corey received some great endorsements for his book and no doubt if milton friedman were alive today he would have provided an endorsement for his book. please join me in welcoming corey deangelis. [applause] >> thank you. >> you're welcome, corey. >> how is everybody doing? thanks for being here. >> well, we're so excited to have you so excited, like i said, to the official launch placed for your new book. it's a great read. if you have a chance grab it on the way out and i know that corey is going to do some book signings before he heads out. so i mentioned covid in my opening. can you talk a little bit. i know this is ground that's been tread and retread all over again. let's start there. how did covid change the relationship between parents and schools and how did unions respond to what covid brought? >> well, covid didn't break the government school system. in a lot of ways it's been brok

. >> joining me now, matt, towering political analyst mike huckabee, fox news contributor, former arkansast, matt, the harris honeymooe talked about this a few weeks ago because a lot of people felt, well, gosh, we're so demoralizeoe is sd she's so greo look, the celebrities are doing zoom calls, but what do thesetoa trends and what did her speechwd today and how wacky and left wing it was? what does that tell yo>>l you?ae >> well, it tellrts me that than that she's reached certaining th level and she's not she's not gaining any ground right now. we've seenat in the polling tight that we look at that basically, as you said, all of thes ew, let are pretty tight with trump having a lead in most of them now. mn me give you an example of how sometimes this train gets going and it's notth really tru. there was one set of pollsan that were introduced two days ee ago that came out and showedry harris leading almost swing the state. the only problem is it was produced on august the 14th.when it ended the actual pollhoneymoo on august the second when the honeymoon started. so you got to be careful

details, what it was like for lunden roberts to raise her daughter as a single mother in arkansas? also chronicles how she met hunter biden, his battle against addiction and her fight to have her daughter recognized by the biden family. she says, cnn's marshall cohen joins us right now. and what more is roberts revealing in this book? >> hey kate? well, there are two sides to every story we've heard about lunden roberts and her daughter, navy for years in tabloids, in court filings. but now we're hearing directly from her for the very first time and it's an intensely personal story of her journey from rural arkansas to washington dc where she met hunter biden fell in love and got pregnant with his child. but after she got pregnant, hunter pulled away and denied paternity so she went to court in 2019. kate, let me read for you a quote from the book where roberts explained why she sued hunter biden while his father was ramping up his campaign, quote i don't want this to be a scandal. i never did. i'm rooting for joe in the next election and i'm not part of a conspiracy trying to brin

if, if the people in power, how does warm you robot that arkansas, that's pretty scary. and i'm not the only one that thinks that in a southern by the international contain stop killer robots. 66 percent states that lisa autonomous weapons would cross a more a line as machines should not be able to kill some of the leading real, but produces actually agree the spoken out against the all purpose robots being data privacy also comes into it because it's not just police robots that collect data in los angeles and deliver a robot, gave the police the crucial hand to solve the case. a robot helped catch its own fee. it's pretty funny, right? actually, it's not really a laughing matter. in fact, it raises serious concerns about video surveillance of food delivery robot was out in about in los angeles. when suddenly steve's appeared and tried to steal what was inside the robot managed to escape. but afterwards, the manufacturing company that built the machine, since it's the video footage to the police without being asked to do so by the investigators. the police located the su

little rock in arkansas, 38 degrees for hugh today on friday. plenty of weather alerts and play right across ecuador for how intense the rain will be there. and as we did further toward the south assaults, the own sao paulo and breo diginero, all of these spots are hotter than they should be at this time the year. let's go 33 degrees and it sounds to me on today. on friday of the discussing the defining issues of our time. we are the subject of a i, we are not the users of a i going beyond the artificial intelligence hyphen, big tech propaganda to explore how to code the sites. an ethical ai though is racial bias is getting worse. you've got more of those in power. are the ones with the resources to decide where it's used? how do we change this paradigm? studio b, b a r series on a jersey to the the color the more kyle: this is the news. our live from the coming up in the next 16 minutes as well. issues more force displacement orders in the gaza strip, shrinking so called humanitarian zones. even 5, uh is there any falls as target to dentist? you population refugee counseling dollars