let's speak to lord ken macdonald, former head of the crown prosecution service.o see you. can you respond to the sentencing of derek drummond? three years for taking part in violent disorder in southport. is that what you would have expected? the southport. is that what you would have expected?— southport. is that what you would have exected? . , . have expected? the maximum sentence is five ears have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so — have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this _ have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this is _ have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this is what _ have expected? the maximum sentence is five years so this is what i _ is five years so this is what i would have expected. you get a discount if you are only guilty for about 30%. essentially this is the toughest sentence this judge can get. a sentence of three years is a substantial sentence and exactly in line with what i would expect the courts to be doing in response to this wave of criminal disorder. does the 'ustice this wa

and that leaves us with liz macdonald who is so important. liz: you just hit it out of the park again, larry. got to hand it to you. larry just this in time to leave. liz: great stuff. oh, man, you're the best. okay. no one does it better than larry kudlow, especially with the handoffs. i'm liz macdonald and seeing new reports in anecdotal information of a voter backlash in pennsylvania against kamala harris. picking minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate so who gets pennsylvania? they have a lot of electoral college votes and more than michigan and wisconsin. also this debate and details this hour, nationwide it's happening and who has the policies to fix america on the economy, inflation, possible recession and the border, national security, reports coming in and even those that don't like him say look closer on this, it is president trump. and harvard law professor allen dershowitz. pleasure to have you back on the show what do you think of all this? doesn't this show how far left the democrat party has gone and now democrat socia

okay, gang, welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. the latest developments this hour, we are monitoring kamala harris about to appear with her running mate choirks minnesota governor tim walz, for the first time in philadelphia. axios is reporting republicans breathing a sigh of relief, saying he's a radical, far-left, anti-business politician. now we've got fox news senior white house correspondent peter doocy, the one and only great peter doocy standing by live in philly with the latest. peter, good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you too, liz, good evening. and somebody at the harris campaign found a printer in the philadelphia area to make them some 10 foot x20 foot harris, walz banners that are around this 10,000-seat arena despite the fact that harris did not select tim walz or at least did not let hem know he was going to be the running mate until this morning. so -- and last minute as it gets. what we have seen over the last couple of hours in this arena are things completely different than we are used to covering joe bid

liz macdonald's going to take a whack at that too. lizzie, it's all yours.th: yeah,n't i can't wait, larry. that's the best a handoff. welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> and pit really isn't a revision, it's a total lie, total lie. there's never been a revision like this. the new data from the bureau of labor statistics shows that the administration padded the numbers with an extra, listen to this one, 818,000 jobs that that don't exist. so they said they existed -- [background sounds] and they never did exist. they built 'em up so that they could say what a wonderful job they're doing. no -- we've never had numbers like this. they don't exist. the real numbers are much worse than that. and comrade kamala, you know, she's comrade. the most radical left person ever to run for high political office in our country, gets another four years, millions of jobs will vanish overnight. ♪ elizabeth: okay, we've got what president trump is talking about. there's lots of fresh, new warnings for why kamala harris is expected to now drop in the in t

i'm elizabeth macdonald.ight, major new developments into the probe into the assassination attempt on president trump. a whistle broker now alleges threats of retaliation flying inside the secret service against agents who are reporting concerns about lack of resources to cover events like the trump rally. and a growing back lash against the olympics. a second biological male boxer again pummels a female boxer, seriously battering her. this is battering the olympics' image. and the historically shocking lack of scrutiny by the media on kamala harris. today she made history. she became the first presidential candidate in generations to get a nomination without her party's primary voters. no policy positions on her web site, zero. now even democrats warn kamala harris, he's got to start talking to the media. it's been radio silence for nearly two weeks. but first, to the worst day for stocks in four years. since pandemic shutdowns. a worldwide selloff starting here and into overseas markets. trillions of market

thanks to frankie ward and keza macdonald for helping us through those gaming stories.dia show. thank you very much indeed for watching. next week, katie will be back with us, but for now from me, ros atkins, bye—bye. and if you'd like to hear a longer version of today's show, search "bbc the media show" wherever you get your bbc podcasts. hello. this weekend will take us out of august and into september — technically speaking, the start of the meteorological autumn. but in spite of that, there is some warmth and some humidity on the way. warm and humid conditions drove a lot of the showers and thunderstorms across the western side of continental europe during friday. that warm and humid air wafting its way northwards over the weekend. and while there will be some spells of sunshine, we also have the chance of some pretty intense thunderstorms, although there is still a lot of uncertainty about exactly how many of those there will be and where they might crop up. and actually, saturday will be a largely dry day. quite a lot of sunshine around, more cloud spilling into s

>> reporter: catherine macdonald heads up a program called f.i.n.s., females in natural sciences. sharks live and reproduce in their ever-changing ocean home. pollution and warming matters are altering where sharks migrate, feed, and give birth, affecting ecosystems. >> so tagging is an opportunity to better understand how sharks use habitat use, and today we are using mark/capture tags, which will tell us if we ever see that shark again. >> reporter: bait thrown from the back of the boat lures sharks in. the team quickly takes measurements and tags the dorsal fin. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: macdonald has a suspicion about this shark and performs an ultrasound. it reveals this blacktip is carrying three shark pups. >> she is confirmed pregnant, guys. she is carrying some pups. [applause] >> it was amazing! >> reporter: why? >> i got to touch a shark! >> the dream for all of us is that they see science as a realistic and acceptable opportunity for themselves. >> reporter: an unforgettable lesson about a sea of possibilities. elaine quijano, cbs news, biscayne bay, florida. >>

thanks to frankie ward and keza macdonald for helping us through those gaming stories.ow. thank you very much indeed for watching. next week, katie will be back with us, but for now from me, ros atkins, bye—bye. and if you'd like to hear a longer version of today's show, search "bbc the media show" wherever you get your bbc podcasts. live from washington, this is bbc news. babies in a gaza hospital are the first to get vaccinated for polio, as health care workers there launch a massive immunisation campaign. reports from eastern ukraine say at least eight people have been killed on saturday and many more injured in a barrage of russian attacks. a new effort to get mpox vaccines to a number of countries in africa, hardest—hit by the virus. hello, i'm helena humphrey. it's great to have you with us. palestinian health workers in gaza have started vaccinating some babies against polio, a day before a mass immunisation programme is due to begin. palestinian health workers carried out the vaccinations in nasser hospital in khan younis. unicef says the vaccinations will take

i'm elizabeth macdonald. let's get right at it. we've got a jam-packed show tonight.irst, this from former president trump today the hammering away at kamala harris in the swing state of michigan. ♪ ♪ >> since comed rad kamala -- comrade kamala harris took office a, her administration's crime statistics show she's presided over a 43% increase in violent crime. but crime in america's out of control. i'm going to make it, along with the economy, inflation, strong borders and energy dominance, my top priority. i'm including crime in america. we're seeing numbers that are just absolutely horrific. the democrats are holding their convention in chicago in order to showcase it, and yet as you know on fourth of july weekend 117 people were shot. she's come out with policy and for years defund the police. you don't mind defunding, do you, fellas? if would you vote for defund d -- [background sounds] >> by the way, you people you protect don't want defunders either. elizabeth: we've got more sound from president trump going after kamala harris in just a moment former michigan g

elizabeth macdonald is up next. liz: good to see you david, thank you so much. welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> this issue is about a vanity project for this president. that ain't going to stop them. >> [applause] >> no, no. >> [laughter] liz: all right, tonight, kamala harris' campaign is now going sideways after misleading america claiming the border is secure. now harris' copying trump's border wall, backing legislation on that, after she called it racist. coming up joe concha, ready to go on that. also tonight, kamala harris is finally set to make a campaign announcement. where is the joy in double-digit hikes in groceries? leo terrell here to take it on, plus former president trump sets a blistering new intense campaign pace eclipsing harris' headlines. the game plan on that and we've got greg jarrot on this news, jack smith's new push to bring back both the january 6 and classified documents case against former president trump. why jack smith could fail on both counts. also the white house making it worse for gold star families. th

and now for an even better move, always, liz macdonald, up next. elizabeth: larry, i meant the wish you happy birthday, a belatedded one. larry: oh, my gosh. elizabeth: statistics show those who have the most birthdays live the longest. [laughter] larry: i hope that's true. elizabeth: okay, larry, thank you so much. welcome to "the evening edit." i'm elizabeth macdonald. [bleep] told them they need to post some guys over here. i told them that the [bleep] -- >> who? >> the secret service. i told them that [bleep] tuesday. elizabeth: the latest on five secret service agents suspended amid the probe into the assassination attempt on president trump. more information on how bad security really was. also tonight, history today, a kennedy endorsed a republican. rfk jr. with suspends his campaign in the swing states, asks voters there to endorse trump. and his father and uncle, they were assassinated. he warns it is the democrat party that is the threat to democracy. trump campaign senior adviser danielle alvarez here to react. plus, the growing backlash

tammy bruce in for liz macdonald right now. tammy: hello, david. it's great to sort of be on tv with you. [laughter] david: we're sort of there. tammy: welcome, everyone, to "the evening edit." i'm tammy bruce in for elizabeth macdonald, and you're taking a live look, live look there to man himself, former president donald trump, rallying in johnstown, pennsylvania, following vice president kamala harris' first formal interview, if you want the call it that, since announcing her run for the white house. which was really, actually, more of an infomercial, of course, rather than hard-hitting journalism. harris insisting her values have not changed despite widespread criticism for her numerous policy flip-flops. now, trump's running mate, j.d. vance, warning americans not to buy into the new moderate kamala harris and that we need to look at how she has governed as a far-left democrat. so we're going to have a ca chat about that. joining me now for reaction to the rather underwell -- underwhelming sit-down, rnc national spokeswoman. elizabeth, welcome

welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. developing this hour, a manhunt now underway in arizona, a suspect who threatened to kill president trump before the former president spoke at the border there. this is the just a month after trump was shot in pennsylvania. and this is before the final night of the dnc. if speakers have spent the week vilifying trump. former acting trump i.c.e. director tom homan here to react. also tonight, a big victory for voter id. the supreme courted today backed arizona's law requiring proof of citizenship to vote. if we've got the trend towards voter id tonight. and also kamala harris' running mate, tim walz, admits that, yes, voters do deserve to see their policy details. we've got a growing media backlash against hem for hiding that from voters. also tonight biden-harris' commerce secretary gina raimondo roasted for trying to downplay the government wiping out as fiction a massive 818,000 jobs that didn't exist from from government job reports. former shark tank cohost kevin o'leary here with

welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. emotional body camera footage coming in -- >> that was, that was -- >> he's laying down! [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> right after the gap. he's got glasses, long hair. >> he's got [bleep] -- >> laying down. [inaudible conversations] >> yeah, he's got [bleep] he's laying down, book bag next to him. >> i'd say this is a [bleep] up. somebody [bleep] up. >> i [bleep] told them they needed to post guys over here. i told them that the [bleep] -- >> who? >> the secret service. i told them that tuesday. i told them to post some guys over here. >> [inaudible] >> what? >> the -- [inaudible] >> no. we're inside. >> bravo one, alpa one -- [inaudible] >> i told 'em to post [bleep] guys over here. elizabeth: sorry about that a intro. this was harrowing. emotional body cam footage from the day of president trump when he was shot, nearly asaws a nateed, which would have change -- assassinated, which would have changed america forever. a police officer outraged saying he repeatedly asked t

thanks to frankie ward and keza macdonald for helping us through those gaming stories. bye—bye. and if you�*d like to hear a longer version of today�*s show, search "bbc the media show" wherever you get your bbc podcasts. hello there. it�*s been a glorious sunny start for most of us to begin this weekend. however, it�*s not the same for everyone. we do have more cloud around southern and eastern areas, and through the weekend i think we�*ll start to see increasing chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms, particularly across england and wales. but it�*s been a glorious start today, like i mentioned. here�*s a beautiful scene from conway in north wales. big contrast, though, to cloudier, leaden skies across east anglia and the south east. it�*s because we�*re drawing this cloud off the north sea on a fairly brisk easterly breeze across southern areas, whereas further north, we�*re into the sunny blue skies. so for the rest of the day, it does look like it�*s going to stay rather cloudy across the south and southeast. maybe a few showers starting to push up from the near

and this is elizabeth macdonald's time. liz: welcome to the evening edit. i'm elizabeth macdonald. kevin o'leary and caroline left levitt and possibly blowing up under joe biden and kamala harris and going for the wild problem cigs and first pelosi helps to push biden out for the campaign and going for them on the line going for them to announce running mate and this criticism is picking and you happen no media interviews so chosen due to what critics say are answers and way far left socialist position and digging into that and getting to that global stock market selloff again today. the nasdaq and the dow. going with the story. kelly. >> hey, liz, really tough day for the market and second in a row in fact and going for the u.s. and global and the dow was down over 1,000 points and s&p 500 and down 3% and going for 3.5% and going collaborating and going for them and consumer brands and cesars losing 7% there and walgreens also losing close to 7% and nvidia and both above 6% in the driver of that activity going for that unemployment and in addition to adding a rather anemic. going

after his controversial week, the top seed jannik sinner will kick off against american mackenzie macdonaldjokovic faces a qualifier in round one, as does the 2022 champion carlos alcaraz. in the women's draw both iga swiatek and aryna sabalenka, who won in cincinatti last week, face qualifiers. two grand slam champions meet in the first round as 2021 champion emma raducanu takes on american sofia kenin. but there will be one notable absentee from the women's singles in new york next week. 0ns jabeur has pulled out of the women's singles. the 2022 runner—up has withdrawn due to injury, according to organisers. she was due to play veronika kudermetova in the first round, but will be replaced by elise mertens. jakob ingibritsen bounced back from his disappointing 11th place finish at the olympics, to win the 1500m at the diamond league meeting in lausanne. he blew away the field to finish ahead of olympic champion cole hocker in a time of three minutes 27.83 seconds. stage six of the vuelta a espana started inside a supermarket! eventually, australia's ben 0'connor claimed a stunning solo vic

andy macdonald's skateboarding olympic debut at the age of 51 ended in the park heats, but he calledrience of a lifetime". he's considered a legend of the sport, and had the crowd on its feet after all three of his runs. but his best run put him 18th out of 22 — the gold eventually won by australia's keegan palmer — but great memories made for mcdonald. it was the experience of a lifetime. it really was just so enjoyable, so much fun and energy. the crowd got behind me because i'm the old guy, i guess. i don't know. it was surprising, actually. the crowd from the get—go, my very first run i was like, oh, all right. my dad taught me early on in my career, acknowledge the crowd, because i would always be like all right, here we go. when they cheer for you, acknowledge them. and it worked. the first round of the women's golf is done at le golf national in paris. great britain's charley hull had a day to forget. she put her first tee shot straight into the water, and then missed her putt to record a double bogey. things didn't improve — she finished her round nine over par. gb's georgia

andy macdonald's skateboarding olympic debut at the age of 51 ended in the park heats, but he calledce of a lifetime". he's considered a legend of the sport, and had the crowd on its feet after all three of his runs. but his best run put him 18th out of 22 — the gold eventually won by australia's keegan palmer — but great memories made for mcdonald. it was the experience of a lifetime. it really was just so enjoyable, so much fun and energy. the crowd got behind me because i'm the old guy, i guess. i don't know. it was surprising, actually. the crowd from the get—go, my very first run i was like, oh, all right. my dad taught me early on in my career, acknowledge the crowd, because i would always be like all right, here we go. when they cheer for you, acknowledge them. and it worked. the first round of the women's golf is done at le golf national in paris. great britain's charley hull had a day to forget. she put her first tee shot straight into the water, and then missed her putt to record a double bogey. things didn't improve — she finished her round nine over par. gb�*s georgia hal

andy macdonald's skateboarding olympic debut at the age of 51 ended in the park heats, but he called of a lifetime". he's considered a legend of the sport, and had the crowd on its feet after all three of his runs. but his best run put him 18th out of 22 — the gold eventually won by australia's keegan palmer — but great memories made for mcdonald. it was the experience of a lifetime. it really was just so enjoyable, so much fun and energy. the crowd got behind me because i'm the old guy, i guess. i don't know. it was surprising, actually. the crowd from the get—go, my very first run i was like, oh, all right. my dad taught me early on in my career, acknowledge the crowd, because i would always be like all right, here we go. when they cheer for you, acknowledge them. and it worked. the first round of the women's golf is done at le golf national in paris. great britain's charley hull had a day to forget. she put her first tee shot straight into the water, and then missed her putt to record a double bogey. things didn't improve — she finished her round nine over par. gb�*s georgia hall

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i'm elizabeth macdonald. former president trump today paid his reasons on the third anniversary of the 13 u.s. service members killed in president biden's botched exit out of afghanistan. kamala harris nowhere to be found on that. also tonight this : >> before you came up here, i put my hand up by myself. you turn around and i [bleep] and i started [bleep]. [inaudible]. liz: right now, a bipartisan task force of congressmen at the site of where former president trump was shot in pennsylvania. we'll take you there. also congressman jeff van drew here with the latest on that . plus, 15 days till the debate and a fight breaking out over the debate rules between trump and harris. and this major turn around. a major development, looks like the kamala harris bubble is about to burst. the media, the associated press and new york times increasingly going after harris. even powerful new york fed and san francisco fed show why kamala harris is way off base in her far left economic plans and inflation fixes. and even ca

i'm elizabeth macdonald. we have los of news and detail on how the italian prime minister even is joining a growing outrage the world over slamming the olympics after a biological male boxer seriously harmed one of the women boxers and this news, democrat senators led by chuck schumer launching new legislation and still trying to go after president trump in reports. we'll explain that and trump's running mate, jd vance, at the border hammering kamala harris for the border crisis and harris is still mia at the border. more on all that coming up and in just a moment, we're going to get into president trump criticizing the biden white house deal with russia and freeing wall street journal evan gershkovich in one of the largest prisoner swaps since the cold war. we'll start with that story. right to edward lawrence in washington. good to see you. reporter: you too, liz. in six hours, three americans were in wrongfully detained in russia will be back here on american soil and landing at joyce base andrews, outside

first up is liz macdonald and up next to take you through the next hour. by the way, say hi to elliot. liz: hi, elliot. i just did. david: thank you. liz: thank you, david. hi, elliot, again. i'm elizabeth macdonald and tonight, rnc cochair lara trump with us and talking to us about the new attacks in court against former president trump. even nonpartisan dc analyst warn this selection interference. and there's this too. >> filling our tank and special it and hear it and the guzzling sound. none of it. how do i know it's working? >> it is. liz: wow, she's for the electric car mandates; right in and holding it like it's a gas pump. it's not. she's been piling on the flip-flops. she's now for a border wall and now she's against those electric car mandates that she's demanded that slammed the u.s. car makers and trump would get rid of that, harris is campaigning more like trump. where's her flip-flop and massive tax hikes triggering a recession? trump is increasingly sounding like jfk and reagan and trump press campaign secretary levitt takes on the massive t

elizabeth macdonald is up next. liz: good to see you david, thank you so much.th macdonald. >> this issue is about a vanity project for this president. that ain't going to stop

welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. tonight, the stolen valor controversy getting worse for kamala harris' runningmate. governor tim walz this is a problem deepening with new sound of governor walz on tape falsely claiming he was in iraq and afghanistan when he was deployed to italy. you will not hear this sound on msnbc or cnn. you'll only hear it here and miranda devine is coming up also on another separate new tim walz controversy. and also, tonight, president trump strikes back and strikes back hard. he's now poised to sue biden's justice department for $100 million over the mar-a-lago raid. we've got the exclusive details and it's time to check back in on whose running the biden white house. >> it didn't sound like joe biden to me. it really didn't. liz: we've got now sound of even speaker pelosi now wondering, along with many others, who has been running the biden white house. former congressman doug collins joins us to react plus new video of president biden possibly wandering off again. coming up, we will show y

i'm elizabeth macdonald.

in one of the matches, the italian yanixiner defeated mackenzie macdonald from the usa. another important game, carles, the third in the world , won 3-1 against lito from australia. in other important meetings of daniel medved. and the belgian rider became the winner of the 10th stage. the belgian cyclist of wisma team pedaled the 160 km distance of the tenth stage in 3 hours, 50 minutes and 47 seconds and became the champion. the french mosquito from fdg team took the second place with a difference of 3 seconds and the spanish mark soler from team saman turanian, the defender of last season's esteghlal football team of tehran , joined melban anzali to complete military service. manchester city's portuguese defender jave cancelo, who played on loan at barca last season , joined al hilal of saudi arabia with a contract worth 30 million euros. al-nasr football team defeated al-alfiha in the second week of the saudi league . in this game, the portuguese striker of al-nasr, chris ronaldo, scored one goal and gave one assist. this is ronaldo's 900th goal in his football caree

a few games were followed from the first round, and in one of the first matches , beckenzie macdonaldfrom america broke the three-time championship. in another important game, carles, the world's third ranked player , won 3-1 against lita from australia. in other important meetings of the world. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful. hello, dear viewers , we present to you the news of 18:00. brigadier general pashtiani was appointed as the deputy chief of the general staff of the armed forces in a ceremony by order of our commander. in this ceremony, the chief of general staff of the armed forces said that quick response to threats and strengthening of infrastructure is the priority of the armed forces. major general bagheri emphasized on the development of science and technology and the improvement of the quality of products in the armed forces. the chairman of the expediency council said: paying attention to the economy, livelihood and livelihood.

welcome to "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald. a manhunt now underway in arizona, a suspect who threatened to kill president trump before the former president spoke at th

and that help, by the with way, includes elizabeth macdonald, as always. elizabeth: i'm the forty

the only one with bigger crowds than elon musk is elizabeth macdonald, up next. every time.[laughter] what, i doubt i had a billion views, but larry? larry: don't sell yourself short, liz, do not. liz: larry, thank you so much. you crack me up. appreciate it. welcome to the "evening edit." i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> it's that glitch, a major technical delay followed by relative fawning, then the normal campaign rhetoric. some people even claim they heard a lisp. >> he just sort of babbling into the void. >> we really didn't learn anything new. >> he's just sitting on the couch conducting twitter space conversations. liz: really? you see all the surfacey-lack of detail there? we've got more sound from the trump-musk interview. what the media and democrats won't talk about. it was trump talking policy on how he wants to fix america, but kamala harris not talking policy. instead, dodging the press and the media. in just a few moments congressman byron donalds here to react. also tonight the biden white house cannot answer what exactly kamala harris' biggest achievement was. sh

i'm elizabeth macdonald and tonight, rnc cochair

eastern but don't wait for elizabeth macdonald right now. liz: that doesn't sound like larry klayman. it sounds like david asman. david: it is. liz: thank you so much welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. >> comrad kamala harris, you're fired. get out. you're not doing the job. get out. >> [applause] liz: okay that was former president trump firing it up at his rally in pennsylvania, saying kamala should be fired now. new polls coming in president trump leads kamala on the top issues for voters plus the dnc overshadowed by street protests in chicago, and kamala harris' socialist price control plan, now getting condemned by the financial times. cnn, the washington post, even pbs's david brooks are saying it's it's bad for americ. maria salazar joins us with a warning for america. she and her family literally fled cuba's communist dictators as many constituents did. plus democrats claim unity but they gave president biden what is considered the worst speaking slot tonight at the dnc. this as a final house impeachment report to

i'm elizabeth macdonald. president trump just moments ago slamming kamala harris as just more of the same disastrous biden white house policies. plus, trump out with a new line, make america affordable again. listen to this from trump. >> -- better off now with harris and biden than you were with a person named president donald j. trump. do you know him? he's a nice yesman . nice yesman . gentleman. with four more years of harris h your finances will never recover. our country will never recover, frankly, more importantly. it will be unrecoverable. vote trump and your incomes will soar, your savings will grow, young people will be able to afford a home -- [cheers and applause] and we will bring back the american dream bigger, better and stronger than the ever before. elizabeth: we've got more sound. also tonight kamala harris finally will reveal her agenda this friday. critics though say it's just copying bind. that got america in trouble to begin with. plus, kamala's campaign caught literally creating fake n

the 51—year—old british skateboarder nicknamed rad dad — we'll tell you how andy macdonald — one of paris olympians got on in his quest for a medal. this is the most enjoyable and fun thing that i've done in my life and hopefully that came across. also coming up on sportsday... having led the under 21's to glory, england are set to appoint lee carsley as their interim boss for next month's nation's league games. thank you forjoining us. it's been an eventful hour or so of track cycling in the paris olympic velodrome. great britain have won silver in the men's team pursuit final, losing out to australia after a dramatic finish — whilst the women's team have just taken bronze against italy. it's their fourth medal so far in the velodrome in paris. our sports editor dan roan there for us...(men�*s our sports editor dan roan there for us... team pursuit final — a mistake at the very end denying us what was set to be a very close finish and could have been gold for britain? it could so easily have been, yes, they were up against it from the beginning in truth. australia had broken the world re

welcome to the "evening edit" i'm elizabeth macdonald. former president trump right now taking it right to kamala harris. a press conference, he's doing as she avoids the media. he's talking about how he will stop food and grocery inflation and the economic problems biden and kamala harris caused. new polls coming in show the honeymoon, the hype for kamala harris about to end. and the trump campaigns caroline sunshine is here to react as now polls show minority voters moving toward trump. also, tonight, socialism anyone? >> i want to thank-thank you, and let's please -- >> [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. liz: okay, tonight, the very unserious fix kamala harris is expected to announce tomorrow, that will make the economy worse economists say. she wants government price controls on food and groceries. economists have ex core crated that as socialists, steve forbes here with his analysis. also tonight, new revelations on how kamala's runningmate tim walz likes to lead. >> we simply want people to be able to call and let folks

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welcome to the "the evening edit," i'm elizabeth macdonald.amala harris is getting hammered that her government price control plan is just socialism that already triggered chaos and failure overseas. the details, more coming in and former chair of the council of economic advisers, kevin hassett, is here. he's fired up and ready to go. also tonight harris again wants more government housing subsidies. it's more of the same ideas that fueled the financial crisis and the great recession just a short time ago a. america majority ceo ned ryan here to react. and for the first time ever, a new house probe into a vice presidential candidate. we've never seen that. tim walz. more and more of minnesota's small businesses also speaking out. we've got one tonight on how their business was destroyed under tim walz. and never before seen image from the day of the trump assassination attempt. but first, mark this date down. today could mark a turn in the polls towards former president trump. kamala harris is getting roundly criticized today on her government

i'm elizabeth macdonald. let's get right at it. we've got a jam-packed show tonight.nt trump today the hammering away at ka

tammy bruce in for liz macdonald right now. tammy: hello, david.[laughter] david: we're sort of there. tammy: welcome, everyone, to "the evening edit." i'm tammy bruce in for elizabeth macdonald, and you're taking a live look, live look there to man himself, former president donald trump, rallying in johnstown, pennsylvania, following vice president kamal

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do you remember that norm macdonald tweet?l, i can't remember, but about like the nukes or something. yeah. >> he says what he's afraid of most, you know, imagine if isis detonated a nuclear bomb and killed 50 million americans. imagine the backlash against peaceful muslims. and that was a satirical tweet. but it seems to be informing the media response in 2024. it's ridiculous. anyway, there was a glimpse into britain's future as an authoritarian socialist state this week as brazil shut down twitter, also known as x, the brazilian supreme federal court justice alexandre de moraes ordered the immediate and complete suspension of the social media platform owned by elon musk. the row began in april with the judge ordering the suspension of dozens of x accounts for what the establishment in brazil say is spreading disinformation. however, others say the left wing brazilian establishment is censoring the brazilian right wing opposition without due process trials or even warrants under accusations of fake news. there is also a remi

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rad dad skateboarder andy macdonald may not have won a medal, but at 51 years old, he won the heartsfans. even while placing 18th. meanwhile, a major upset in women's wrestling after india was disqualified during the weigh ins for the final. despite drastic measures like cutting her hair and forgoing water, vinesh phogat was barred from competing after she came in weighing 100g over the limit. that's about the weight of a bar of soap because india was disqualified, the u.s. took gold coming up next, an eight day mission to space could turn into eight months. also ahead, one year after the fires that devastated maui, killing more than 100 people. how the more than 100 people. how the island is bouncing new centrum menopause supplements help unpause life when symptoms pause it. with a multivitamin plus hot flash support. daily zz for quality sleep. and enxtra for focus and clarity. centrum, powered by clinically studied ingredients. ugh, when is my allergy spray going to kick in? -you need astepro. -astepro? it's faster, bro. 8x faster than flonase. it's faster, bro! it's faster, bro!

the british analyzed this situation, and the british colonial secretary macdonald, prepared a report for the british government, the so-called white paper, in which he proposed to limit jewish migration to palestine in order to preserve british influence there, these laws, which followed from the white paper on limiting jewish migration to palestine, were followed by a reaction from right-wing zionists, militant groups that were created in order to oppose primarily the arabs, turned against the british empire, there was such an organization, irgun, irgun is precisely a right-wing zionist paramilitary organization, which... objects, here, by the way, it is also important to emphasize one point, that quite a lot of jews who were in palestine, actually young people, many of whom fled from europe, including from nazi persecution, despite restrictions from great britain, they enlisted in the troops, primarily in the british troops in order to fight on different fronts, in particular they fought in north africa, being fit for combat in the desert, having become accustomed to the climate in

. >> reporter: macdonald has a suspicion about this shark performs an ultrasound. black tip is a carrying three shark spirits because she is confirmed, pregnant, guys, she is carrying. >> it was amazing! i got to touch a shark! >> the dream for all of us is that they see science as a realistic and except of opportunity for themselves. >> reporter: an unforgettable lesson about a sea of possibilities. elaine quijano, cbs news, biscayne bay, florida. >> nancy: the world's fastest woman makes her olympics debut. that's next. t's a little pill w♪ ♪♪ big story to tell. ♪♪ ♪♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪♪ ♪♪ at each day's staaart. ♪♪ ♪♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪♪ ♪♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a r

this is 4.5 hours faster than the previous record set last year by englishman jamie macdonald.ill miss you in the pictures, the next 24 hours, see you tomorrow at the same time in the program wow news, bye-bye, i love what i do immensely, and do what i love, now we are in the building of the belarusian museum 35 years have been spent. to prepare, collect materials, study in the ground there are bacteria that work like endorphins, and a person gets physical pleasure and a feeling of happiness when he digs in the earth, of course i would like to add more dyvans and zosekas and dyvans to the collection, which may still be preserved somewhere... six karagodus today are in the list of elements of the intangible cultural heritage of belarus. good morning belarus good morning. august, in these morning hours, you probably have a question for us: what is the mood of the heavenly office right now, what will happen during the day, will it rain, will the sun shine, will it be hot, will it be cold, katya will answer all these questions right now, you have the floor, but if i answer all the

earlier i spoke to former head of the crown prosecution service, lord ken macdonald, and he gave me hishe sentencing. the maximum sentence for violent disorder is three years, you get a 30% off usually so essentially this is the tougher sentence the court could have given, so it is exactly in line with what i would have expected the courts to be doing in line with this wave of criminal violent disorder. as we've been mentioning, police sources say nearly 6,000 officers have been mobilised in preparation for more violence — there are reports up to 30 further demonstrations are planned for wednesday. speaking a little earlier, metropolitan police commissioner mark rowley gave an update on how police are preparing for what is feared to be another day of unrest. protecting communities is at the core of policing, that is why as police chiefs we have been meeting regularly over the last few days and we have decided to marshal thousands of police officers across the country. we have changed our tactics in the last few days, so besides marshaling more officers, we're brigading some of them at k