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ramsey works at a salon across from the encampment. he says people return after each removal. what good is doing that if there's no solution? long term for these individuals? how can you like. yeah, be more aggressive. but also be aggressive in having a sustainable system. you know, a nearby folsom street between 18th and 19th streets. these people tell me the city had cleared their tents several days ago. it's what happens. i've been watching this happen for a long time. i've been living here for over 40 years. same situation on willow street in the tenderloin city workers offered shelter and removed tents multiple times last week police even made one arrest. but this is how it looks now. a few tents and a lot of people, some doing drugs they definitely have been ramping up like the i would say, the consistency of it and the time frames. anthony sliker is unhoused. we found him at the corner of willow and larkin streets. not everybody wants help man. not everybody does it's sad. i just some people just aren't ready, he says. he declined the shelter that was offered to him bef

joining me now dave ramsey, personal finance expert and hoss of "the ramsey show."ce controls, talk to young people for a moment. pro is that going to fix this problem and dig them out of that financial hole?w >> no, because it is artificialt and it's not sustainable because it's artificial.meth if you put a lid on something if you want to explore whatloreha happens, go back to the 1970s. we try to come a whole movement for price control becauseion inflation was out of control and rampant just like itd is now. it has been tried and it does noent work. what works is to flood the marketh su with supply. lots of oil means lower oil prices. lots of labor means lower labor prices. lots olof whatever means lower prices. it is a simple supply-demand curve. it is called economics and free-market economics.t when certain govern in it and artificially clamp it down, it simply doesn't work because you can wait hold that pose so longh before the pressure builds up u and it blows on you.aura >> laura: well, president trump was talking today about how we have flooded the market w

joining me now dave ramsey, personal finance expert, host of the fabulous ramsey show.controls. talk to young people for a moment. is not going to fix this problem and dig them out of that financial hole? >> know because it's artificial. it's not sustainable because it's artificial. if you put a lid on something, if you want to explore what happens go back to the 1970s. we tried it. there was a whole movement for controls across everything because inflation was out of control and rampant like it is now and so it's been tried, it does not work. what works is to flood the market with supply. lots of oil means lower oil prices. lots of labour means lower labour prices. lots of whatever means lower prices. it's a simple supply demand curve, it's called economics and it's called the free market economics. went you try to artificially cramp it down it simply does not work because you can only hold that hose until the pressure builds up and it blows on you. >> laura: president trump was talking today about how we have flooded the market with low-wage workers but they are illeg

. >> reporter: ramsey works at a salon across from the inclement. people return after each removal. >> what good is doing that if there is no long-term solution for these individuals? be more aggressive but have a sustainable system. >> reporter: at nearby fulsome street, these people tell me the city cleared their tents several days ago. >> i have been watching this happen for a long time. >> reporter: the same situation on willow street in the tenderloin. city workers removed tents multiple times last week. police made one arrest, this is how it looks now. a few tents and a lot of people, some doing drugs. >> they have been ramping up the consistency and time frames. >> reporter: anthony is on housed. >> not everybody wants help. it is sad. some people are just not ready. >> reporter: he said he declined a shelter that was offered before because it feels like jail. others said they one apartments, not rooms they have to share with strangers. neighbors say a permanent fix will require more housing, caseworkers and ultimately a lot more money that t

>> for sure, getting out of debt with the ramsey crew fight in the margin is key for americans, we want to see them become homeowners which the housing market so high we want them to see funding retirement and with $700 a month a used car is 500, student loan payments, all of this when you free up the debt that gives you margin to do things with your money for homeownership, that's really key for consumers regardless for an election-year or where we are and doing a budget being intentional but with their income getting out of debt and letting that be a priority does the best for their home there's a lot that we can't control there are things going on with mortgage rates and inflation we can't control it and that's were able to get power back to the making consumer and if you do that in a wise way in a commonsense way you can have peace regardless of who is elected in november. neil: that is interesting poll that shows almost nine out of ten americans think that homeownership is key to life in a big goal in life but only 10% right now see much of a possibility they will achieve it and th

. >> reporter: a few returned to set up tents, hair stylist, ramsey, says this comes after city workers cleared out the area five days ago. >> as soon as cops go, they will be back in the next day. where do they got to go? it doesn't surprise me at all. >> reporter: ramsey works at a salon across from the encampment, he says people return after each removal. >> what good is doing that if there is no solution long term for the individuals? how can you, yeah, be more aggressive but also be aggressive in having sustainable system. >> reporter: a nearby folsom street between 18th and 19th streets, these people tell me the city had cleared their tents several days ago. >> it is what happens, i have been watching this happen for a long time. i have been living here over 40 years. >> reporter: same situation on willow street in tenderloin, city workers offered shelter and removed tents multiple times last week. police even made one arrests. few tents, lot of people, some doing drugs. >> they have been ramping up consistency. >> reporter: anthony is unhoused, we found him at the corner of willo

we have to living here now dr. ramsey borrowed half promising in american joint. listen, editor of the palestine chronicles. thank you so much for your insight now. so i'd be, as president, has once again reiterate that he's proud his country tragedy on foreign policy pos and doesn't follow the lead of all those a comes as the french president is on the visit to the nation. i made reports that he's trying to pressure bad grades to dispense itself from moscow. the western journalists always say, we suspect so bad that they want to do something together with the russians. i'm not going to apologize for this. i am proud to serve this policy and the fact that we have all with respect to do and child to which could not be said about many western countries, especially when it comes to the tutorial integrity of sylvia. i know that the macro and would like us to impose sanctions against russia, but we did not do this and we are not ashamed of our decisions. and i do not want to justify myself to you for this. i explained my political steps to my people, to my legs under b

>> as we get these details, we want to discuss with cnn, senior law enforcement analyst, charles ramsey. sir, thank you so much for being with us investigators. have gotten considerable insight into the shooters mindset from his internet searches. but again, they don't have a specific motive that they've identified what do you make of that well, first of all, it's not that unusual not to be able to come up with a definitive motive in a case like this, the shooter is dead. >> and unless he leaves behind something in writing or be spoke with someone, or what have you it's very difficult to access they come up with a precise motive and that's exactly what they're trying to do now, i'm sure they've gone through as digital footprint to find out what's going on. they interviewed family, interviewed france to see whether or not he gave any indication as to what he was going to do and why he was going to do it. so they've got a lot of information, but it's not unusual to have difficulty of not ever finding a motive chief ramsey, this is the fbi's first briefing since getting a victim impact sta

hair stylist ramsey armstrong says this is after city workers cleared the area about five days ago. > as cops go, they'll be back the next day. where do they got to go? it doesn't space me. >> reporter: he works at a salon across from the encampment and says people return. >> what good is there if there is no solution longterm for the individuals? be more aggressive but be aggress is i've in having a sustainable system. >> reporter: nearby fulsome street between 18th and 19th, these people tell me the city cleared tents several days ago. >> it's what happens. i have been watching this happen for a long time. i have been here over 40 years. >> reporter: same on willow street in the tenderloin, city workers offer shelter and removed tents multiple times last week. police even made one arrest. this is how it looks now, a few tents and a lot of people, some doing drugs. >> they have been ramping up i would say the consistency and the time frames. >> reporter: anthony is unhoused. we found him at the corner of willow and larkin street. >> not everybody wants help, man. not everybody does.

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i learned more from her than most other people, and barbara ramsey's book is deeply inspirational to me. i was wondering, because there was such wealth and wisdom and learning in the time of civil rights movement all the way down to today, and i'm wondering what idea, strategy wisdom you might want to share with us to help us like it there this moment and help us build a culture of democratic dialogue based learning that can change the world and help people understand each other better. thank you. guest: thank you for that question. i think the three things are always educate, organize, agitate, and i think you learned that from ella baker, who is the organizer of the student nonviolent -- nonviolent coordinating committee, snicc would be joined by others who are trying to bring small democracy to southwest georgia, arkansas, alabama, and other parts of the united states in the 1960's. this idea of education is important. i think the story that we >> for conversation -- we are going to leave this year for conversation on u.s.-africa relations with olusegun obasanjo . this is hosted b

aaron ramsey will remain as captain, for now at least. he's got to be captain.incy, i was captain for wales for all the age groups, even into the senior team. like ijust said, i do understand it but i like a leadership group, i like a number of captains. i like a group, i like a lot of senior players who have a lot of import. so i know aaron might be the captain but i see a number of captains, if i'm being honest. sandro tonali returns from his betting ban tonight. newcastle paid more than £50 million for him last summer, making him the most expensive italian footballer in history, but he only played eight games for them before he was sanctioned for placing bets on matches. after ten months without playing a competitive game, tonali is back in the squad for their second—round carabao cup tie at nottingham forest this evening. he's thanked fans for their support during his time out of the game while his manager, eddie howe, says he'll needs time to get back to his best. the microscope is on everybody and it will be on sandro for a period of time. i think he under

ken ramsey with vta. we appreciate your time today >live>thank >>you. yes, bart has been dealing with its share of issues on its current system. a power outage, shutdown for stations in oakland about a week ago and then there were lingering problems on bart's red line last monday, a fire near the tracks between pleasant hill and concord caused delays of up to an hour on bart's yellow line bart is hoping to crack down on fare evaders as well with its new fare gate, civic center is the latest station to get them. those gates have taller swing barriers, making it more difficult to push through or jump over. civic center is the second station after west oakland, to have those gates installed >>>>well, this is something that our riders have been telling us they want. they want our stations to be hardened. they don't want to see other people not paying when they're paying to get into the system. and it's something our riders, our staff, our directors have been clamoring for >liz>bart hopes to put up the new fare gates at all 50 stations by the end of 2025. an

all of this according to cal fire, butte county da mike ramsey says this is an area rife with vegetation in the area that's already been impacted heavily by wildfires and says people intentionally setting fires is a current problem. they're combating. >> and people in very intentionally starting starting unfortunately, from this last 3 months, people very intentionally starting fires putting. lighters to grass and doing doing stupid things. >> alright, climate stuff and reporting for us tonight. meantime, 40 dogs and cat transported to berkeley humane in the wake of this park fire. the shelter says it got an urgent request from the chico animal shelter asking for help in freeing up kennel space for pets, displaced or evacuated or found as strays in areas destroyed by the fire. a berkeley humane says found a stray just one 2. these are the way berkeley humane came in and they're they're helping to get those those little animals. just all right. so and now let's of our taking a live look outside right now. mount very dry. >> out has been talking about monsoonal moisture. oh, yeah. among ma

uh, we really do appreciate your insight into this is sam ramsey for us. i think president of the cambodian national risk group policy. thank you. the olympic spirit is spitting among the people of paris. now before the games began, they were phases of traffic gridlock and cited prizes and tourist tiles. but as natasha butler explains level seemed to be in pricing the events. a few months ago, his powers was preparing to host the big games. there seemed little enthusiasm in the fridge. capital, a city wave residents have a reputation for being grumpy. i think it's going to be a bit of a disaster because there's nothing going right. have you seen the color of the river? it looks like the suit. i think it's going to be a mess. makes it very excited. no, certainly not. i'm not excited at all about the olympics, even if it's undoubtedly a big event for paris. but since the games began, something's happened is, you know, remote couple transformation people, the whole team and cheering, even phones is outgoing. prime minister joining the fun finds things like th

we spoke with the palestinian american journalist, doctor ramsey, but ruth, who says the new apportionment shows the by the administrations instead of support is of course, the trees as serious concerns that the by did administration has no intention of shifting costs whatsoever on clauser on is what all american support for as well, whatsoever, but it's not surprising in the lease, because it's really is consistent with the political discourse and emanating from the lighthouse from the state department and from the official us institution since the beginning of the war of the us supports israel blindly unconditionally and is willing to invest up to 20 or $24000000000.00 to ensure that as well has, or the arms and munitions to carry out with his junior saga and goes off is the fact that they would hire the person who had previously held the position of signing the checks to these really military and ensuring that the as well has all the murder weapon needed to continue with the journey. so i've been garza, and if it's anything it just says that us is not ready as of yet to to change course

here's the punch, it was not an act of protest, privacy in american jazz double to ramsey, but it says, the new appointment says abided and misplaced instead, false support for it as well. the sports of trees is serious concerns that the by the administration has no intention of shifting costs whatsoever on clauser on is what all american support for as well whatsoever. but it's not surprising in the lease, because it's really is consistent with the political discourse and emanating from the white house, from the state department, or i'm from the official us institution since the beginning of the war. of the us supports israel blindly unconditionally and is willing to invest up to 20 or $24000000000.00 to ensure that as well has, or the arms and munitions to carry out with this journey. so again, goes off, is the fact that they would hire the person who had previously held the position of signing the checks to these wait a minute to re an showing that as well has all the murder weapon needed to continue with the journey. so i've been garza, and if it's anything it just says that us is

all of this according to cal fire, butte county da mike ramsey says this is an area ripe with vegetation in area that's already been impacted heavily by wildfires and says people intentionally setting fires is a current problem. they're combating. >> and people in very intentionally starting starting unfortunately, for this last 3 months people very intentionally starting fires putting. lighters to grass and doing doing stupid things. >> that was clear that stephanie and reporting for us tonight. well, as firefighters are battling the park fire first responder therapy. dogs are on duty, providing them with some relief that 3 pops will be working at base fire camp in butte county. their mission is to help firefighters but their mental health while assigned to this firefight in time, 40 dogs and cats affected by the park fire have been taken to the berkeley humane animal shelter. the shelter says it got urgent request from the chico animal shelter asking for some help and freeing up candles space for pets that are displaced, evacuated are found as strays in those areas destroyed by the fir

let's get right to cnn, senior law enforcement analyst, chief charles ramsey, chief. good to see as always i mean talk about this video. if you can. i mean, it's remarkable to be in you and i've had these conversations many times that these things happen, even with the body camera footage, even with the police cruiser footage, it's extraordinary to me it is. >> i mean, there's absolutely nothing in that video that follows any acceptable police procedure at all. >> i mean, the moment he says that he ingested fentanyl or any drug for that matter, even though he's in a hospital gown, you take them back to the hospital. >> i mean, you know, you have to protect life above everything else he's not properly seat belt in the car when you watched the video, it looks like the seat bell is actually tied around him as opposed to being properly buckled in. and somehow he's able to get this around his neck and begin to strangle himself it's unbelievable. >> and there was another officer on the scene, his seen in the video checking on the detainee i suppose he might face some discip

and i think one of the reasons why people liked to mister ramsey so much of the development during the 19 period people suffer. so much comes over 19 of the semester. racy was able to solve this problem by a proper connections with neighbors. looking at, we reached the level that we could help the neighboring countries regarding coven 19. and the sanctions limit us in the medical field. i remember on raised these last visit to new york, he said him, the why don't you let us provide medicine for our special patients or even produced such a medicine? western countries did not are not and won't let us if they are going by their own policy. so we should do it on our own. we need to change some of our policies in response to western countries, policy user. fortunately on the policy sought out by mr. racy, we're endorsed by the supreme leader and supported by the people state side now with pro palestinian protests as guy that on mass with a. busy day in a row, they've always is a clear with johns and banners slamming of the democratic national convention and accusing the us of funding genoci

work with regional states including russia that i think one of the reasons why people like me, mister ramsey, so much of the development during the 19 period people suffer so much for him to be 19 with us mister racy was able to solve this problem via proper connections with neighbors. looking at, we reached the level that we could help the neighboring countries regarding coven 19 the sanctions limit us in the medical field. for that, i remember on raised his last visit to new york. he said him, the why don't you let us provide medicine for our special patients or even going to suck some medicine? western countries did not are not and won't let us if they are going by their own policy. but so we should do it on our own. we need to change some of our policies in response to western countries. colleges use, fortunately on the policy, sought out by mr. racy, were endorsed by the supreme leader and supported by the people. meantime, malaysia's prime minister had denounced western powers of what he described as hypocritical, double standards and their approaches to the conflicts and gaza and ukra

and ramsey room, you know, it's right. you know, of course, we should never be on hindered by what is being we should always be thinking about what can be, because what can be and what has being its own poor and why don't you absolutely what can be unburdened by what has been attending the so it's important to remember how the client media is deployed by a big business on big politics in the states. how the money flowed in to compile his campaign. as soon as bill and his lady friend that monica his wife had decided that it was time bar. i can michael or michelle that joe was doing and come on. what was going in. so not the mainstream media had really painted as a bit of a dim with for years suddenly became the darling of the main stream client media. and the usa analogy, it looks like come all i could be laughing away all the way to the white house front there. i mean the guy i like and don't forget, kamala is really one of the leading proponents of welcome. she's not just a wall cuz she says be to walk us be whole credit

we spoke with the palestinian american journalist, doctor ramsey, but ruth, who says the new apportionment shows the by the administrations instead of support is of course, the trees are serious concerns that the minded administration has no intention of shifting costs whatsoever on the browser on is what all american supports for as well whatsoever, but it's not surprising in the least.

the southern ramsey i paddled through. all these were supposedly taken to cools in paris, his name details surrounding his arrest, the mode, the, the idea is believed to have lost his biggest rate on the west bank. and over 20 years, supposedly killing pen palestinians would be as waiting for him. and as the quoting for the fine thing dawned with the spreads to the area, the cost of the rising in the west surfboard support for ukraine exclusive comment to on the the russian ambassador to the u. k. andre kellen says that many disagree with carr and paul are 6 foot choose to keeps on i of course i know a lot of people here in columbus them so that was on the conflict in time.

i'm going to turn over to jeff ramsey, our senior fellow for venezuela and colombia who will be moderating the discussion and introducing the speakers. over to you. >> thanks, jason and thank you all for tuning in. there's a lot happening on the ground in venezuela and a lot of questions that remain unanswered. here at the atlanta council we are doing everything we can to assure that the focus is on the will of the venezuelan people and the respect of the fundamental rights to choose their own leaders because that's what it's all about. to help give us a sense of what exactly is the state of play in venezuela, we've assembled an incredible panel of experts inside and outside venezuela. we have samantha schmidt, caleb who will be hopefully joining later. i will introduce each one as they speak and i will start. thank you so much for joining us today, the professor of political science at the metropolitan university and university of venezuela. he was a well-known member of the unitary platforms national primary commission as well as a long time researcher and expert on the venezuelan politi

can you just turn him off, sheikh ramsey? >> sorry.e we turn me off. >> are we turn me off. >> you shouldn't be rude. shouldn't be rude. >> can you turn the volume down? >> can you turn the volume down? >> you shouldn't be on, right? you shouldn't be rude. >> sheikh ramsey lee anderson, thank you very much for joining me. that. well, that got feisty. who would have saw that one coming? on who would have saw that one coming? oh thank you very much for joining me. right. okay. forjoining me. right. okay. now, the lawyer for the family who clashed with police officer at manchester airport speaks out. we'll have the latest that. i'm dawn neesom on gb news, britain's news channel. don't go too far. we've feel with i go feisty, isn't it? welcome back . i'm dawn neesom. welcome back. i'm dawn neesom. this is gb news and now we're going straight to jack carson in manchester to bring us up to date on what happened at the most amazing press conference i think i've ever witnessed in a very long time. jack, yeah. tell us about this press conferenc

ramsey tells us the defendant says he pulled over in the car, caught fire. he disagrees with witness statements. he pushed the car into the goalie. >> even if a jury. we're too find him guilty of lesser included crimes. of reckless person. because he has child molest straight. >> that being what we call short game. >> a super strength. he still faces. 25 years to life. >> the community has been heavily hit by wildfires, including the camp fire considered by cal fire to be the deadliest and most destructive fire in state history. reporting climate stephanie. >> well, animal rescue teams are working to find pets that have been trapped in the area of the park. fire crews say they have responded to more than 100 calls for missing pats 9 teams of volunteers have searched a burn scar area for 2 days. they were able to find 21 missing animals, which is good news. the pats were given medical care for burns and respiratory distress. they say most of the animals rescued have been reunited, but their families face some good news. yeah. when it comes hopefully they find

. >> county da mike ramsey says this is an area rife with vegetation, area that's already been impacted heavily by wildfires and says people intentionally setting fires is a current problem. they're fighting. the da's office has already arrested. 46 people on arson charges for this year 46, would you say it's an increase from last most definitely. >> and why? i don't and we've also had some fires in the county that we suspect to be arson, but just haven't done so yet. arsons. very difficult. case to solve the case by its very nature. it burns up the evidence tomorrow. son is accused of starting the park fire while he is due back in court. that individuals still being held without bail. >> reporting stephanie. >> as firefighters are battling the park fire first responder therapy. dogs are also on duty providing them with some relief. the 3 pop cc here going to be working at a base fire camp. >> in butte county, their mission is to help firefighters with their mental health while assigned to the front lines. meantime, shelters in butte county are struggling to make space for animals who h

at new guinea collected morgan who is the assistant deputy assistant for southeast asia and brandon ramsey is a staff director for house of foreign affairs committee free thank you, thank you all for coming. i just have to share a little story. i was talking with the ambassador linda thomas-greenfield she said something that is both true in a character she said when i sat on the floor of the general assembly i am sitting that representing the united states. but every other representative there is my equal. that is a testament to how she views her mission. she views them as equals there is no superiority thing going on here in her mind. that is a very refreshing thing. i cannot say that is typical. that's not typical of the american foreign-policy leaks but it is welcome. it's a testament to your character and i think of that comes from 35 really distinguished careers in the foreign service becoming the ambassador to liberia. but now you are post i do not know how in the world the president talked you into coming out of public life to go back. they are permanent representative at the un. pe

once kamala harris got on the race we have seen the numbers fall more and mary beth kay just said dnc ramseyn dedicated to informing biden 2020, democratic leading voters everything about rfk junior and why not to support him. we were successful of driving his negatives up. he is now at negative 21. so, that is why we think he is a nonfactor. that and you add-on the fact that harris got in the race. a lot of the voters who were wishy-washy about joe biden and still looking for another alternative came back in the democratic fold. that is when you saw his numbers crater more. >> you talk about the work that you guys did to increase his negatives. so much weird stuff that has come out about rfk junior, the dead bear cub in central park, the brain worm, the september 11 trutherrism. what was most harmful. first were you there is another thing, another thing, another thing. is he singular in controversy and what of the controversies was most meaningful? >> i worked on a lot of big races i have seen a lot of crazy stories over the course of my career, nothing, nothing compares to this. and this i

the debt a lamination expert on the ramsey show.kind of week we are getting into, this notion that things are going to start costing more electricity chief among them. a lot of consumers are noticing is that, not happy about that. but have to plan for that. that is why some of them are falling behind on their bills. >> that is right. thanks for having me. americans are experiencing this financial volatility across the board. it starts with everything from inflation. we thought interest rates would have come down by now and they haven't come down by now. we are seeing an uptick in unemployment, the election coming up. some people think we are headed for a recession. of financial unrest that is there, we are living in the shadow of a financial bogeyman. the truth is our dollars aren't stretching as far as they once were and a lot of consumers looking at credit card debt for the answer. neil: it's showing up in new york fed and other surveys showing people are swapping and distinguishing what to buy at the grocery store. that's the cas

for the past seven years maurine ramsey has had to buy food and clothing for her family out at the government. for the whole of that time her husband steve hasn't had a job. each week he? what's known in britain as social security. the government looks after him, his wife and their children. accepting welfare payments means accepting the rules of those who hand them out. >> my opinion is they own you. say i got a job tomorrow because i need a job but i couldn't go into the job because you'd be looking over your shoulder. you can't fight against them. c i can't make any sense of it. sick of course he is quite right that they won't pay them to get a job now. that'sg not his fault and i ble him for these acting sensibly and intelligently for his own interests and the interest of his family. the flaw of the system that takes the incentive away for him but the pose you are and simply took away the welfare, what would happen? >> he would find a job. what kind of a job? i don't know it might not be a very nice job and it might not be a very attractivet job but t some wage at some level there will al

ramsey reed has been very much dedicated to informing biden 2020.ters everything about rfk jr. and why they should not support him. and so we were very, very successful in driving his negatives up over the course of the campaign. when we started he was at plus 14 positive. he's now at negative 21. >> wow. >> yeah, and so so that's why we think he is a nonfactor. and you add the fact that kamala harris got in the race and a lot of the voters who were a little wishy washy about biden, they came back in the democratic fault. so that's when you saw his numbers plummet even more. >> you talked about the work you did to increase the negatives of rfk. what was the most harmful. there was the bear cub at central park, the brain worm, the conspiracy. >> i've seen a lot of apo, i've seen a lot of crazy stories during my career nothing, nothing compares to this. this is the thing, you've only seen, you haven't seen everything reported out publicly. i'll just put it that way. but the most impactful things i would say is this. early on in the race we found that

. >> my dad used to say live within your means until i met dave ramsey who said live beneath your means and did you really take off because your saving money. good advice. as we kick off the final hour of trade we begin with the breaking story fox news now reporting that according to sources in the middle east iran could launch a large-scale attack on israel within hours. you're looking at a life picture of northern israel right now where it is 10:00 p.m. in just a few minutes we're going to take you like to the pentagon where the u.s. has joined western powers and warning iran to refrain from attacks. as you look at that and you wait and wonder, no surprise we seen choppy trading on this monday. ask the russell 2000 which is down the most, under 1% off the lows of the session by the way the wild swings investors enjoyed last week seem to be maybe on pause for the moment, right now the dow was over by 167 points but were showing you on the screen charts of the major emphases going back one week to show you the recovery markets have made sense the monday madness which during the s&p dove

excited about participating in the paris olympics the sugar here's bronze medal winning rugby player ramsey dental, free healthcare, i literally got a pap smear for free and i have a dentist appointment and eye exam next week like what? >> can't really blame her, the irony is that free healthcare, universal healthcare for olympic athletes debuted in the united states at the 1932 olympics in los angeles and yet, to this day, the united states remains the only wealthy industrialized country in the entire world without universal healthcare. conservatives in this country love to paint policies like universal healthcare not as the standard for develop nations but rather as something nefarious, something radical. donald trump and republicans have repeatedly attacked camila karas calling her socialist, a communist for her plans to rebuild the middle class. plans include increasing the minimum wage, the federal minimum wage in this country is $7.25 an hour, that is $15,000 a year. making child care more affordable can implement paid family leave and capping rent increases. all of that, in republica

we got one in r ramsey. dawn, i hear you decided you didn't want to have kids. you didn't want to work. i hear you drink during the soap operas. >> brian: wild willows the store she would never open. >> ainsley: i love dawn. imagine marrying someone flip flop on everything. >> brian: use a generic next time. >> steve: go to uncle giuspeppe's it's delicious. >> ainsley: and wild willows. >> brian: yes, it's better. >> ainsley: two men injured during a trump assassination attempt in pennsylvania are demanding accountability. their attorney is speaking out in fox news digital exclusive. >> they definitely want answers. they have a lot of questions still of who this shooter is. there are all these security measures in place in this country and this individual shooter seems to just kind of slip through the crack. >> ainsley: fbi in congress are investigating assassin's motive. navy chasing down drug traffickers in the pacific. a chopper and patrol vessel intercepted three speed votes south of via are a that. seizing 7.2 tons of what is believed to be cocaine is that

obviously running in president in one and endorsing the former president at the ramsey clark in anotherwell, if i thought donald trump and joe biden were the best candidates, i wouldn't have run. i ran because i thought i could do a better job. i ran because i really cared about the next generation what was going to happen. israel, but we are where we are. i'm a voter, too. i have to make a choice. and when i look at the issues, and i look at the differences between the two candidates we have been given, there is no question that i want to see donald trump win this election. because we can't have a kamala harris and tim walz. i mean, all you have to do is look at what kamala harris has said she be doesn't think illegal immigrants are illegal. she thinks we should give them free education, free place to live, free healthcare, tim walz thinks socialism is neighborly and gone a step further and thinks we should give them free tuition. they want to raise taxes. you look at everything that's happened with our economy already, we can't afford that, more than anything from a national security

here to discuss the state of household date is co-host of the ramsey show. to have you here. as we're starting to see delinquency rates tick up a little bit in some of these data sets, what does that tell you? >> thanks for having me. right now americans are just facing financial volatility across the board. the struggle is real, as they say. we've seen -- a lot of us thought by now the fed would have lowered interest rate. we haven't seen that. now we're seeing that play out in the job market. that's really scary. we have the election coming up. we saw monday's dip in the stock market, right? even though inflation has continued to tick down, it's still really, really expensive out there. and so americans have a lot that they're dealing with right now. their dollar is not stretching as far as it once did. >> yeah. and on that note, i guess the question is with inflation coming down and waging still holding in there? could things get better or should we assume they get more stressed? >> i think you always have to be prepared, either way. ever a time to get yo

jalen ramsey did that once and it was very clever. >> yeah that's how dan arrives every day. a chance to catch up with newly minted hall of famer patrick willis, the ex niners linebacker partnering with specter sports art dropping a series of custom trading cards. these things are absolutely gorgeous. i asked willis about how holdouts can affect the team, with players needing practice time together and if this really is a make or break year for the 40 niners. >> you want to be able to get your work in with your guys. it's one thing to for him to be here and he knows the offense. he's been in the offense, he's been around practice. it's super bowl. a bust for them. i truly feel like they have to feel this way. it's not just good enough to have a good season or to make it to the first round. they really need to go. and anything short of them winning the super bowl, they will feel as if they didn't succeed. and i just want to see them go out and finish it. >> talk about your hot ticket prices for tonight's wnba game. between the fever and sky averaged almost $350 a piece to see

hennepin and ramsey counties are sanctuary cities. when you know that illegal immigration in particular is a problem? quickly from you. >> first these are bills that the legislature had passed given governor to sign and he signed them. >> harris: he didn't have to sign it. >> i know. he did sign it. about the story of minnesota and how it is one of the top five places in the can up tree to call home and run a business and the agenda is focused on freedom and families. letting parents raise the kids the way they want to raise them. >> harris: i'm glad you both could join me. we'll bring you back. a lot of breaking news this hour. we are covering it all here on "the faulkner focus" and up next "outnumbered" after the break. they get it. they know how it works. "outnumbered" after the break. and most importantly, it works for them. i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. i don't have to worry about a mortgage payment every month. it allowed me to live in my home and not have to make payments. linda, dinah, joanne, very different pe

for the past seven years, maureen ramsey has had to buy food and clothes for her family out of a government handout for the whole of that time. her husband, steve, hasn't had a job. each week he collects what's known in britain as social security. the government looks after him, his wife and their children. but accepting welfare payments means accepting the rules of those who hand them out. my opinion, anyway, you feel as they own you. you know there's no other way of putting it. say, i got a job tomorrow because i needed some. well, i know that i've got to go down there and report it because i couldn't go into the job because you'd be looking over your shoulder thinking, well, the social security's coming in. i'm going to be down for it. it's is just hopeless. you can't fight against them. the jobs are not easy, as you only got about 45 pounds a week. don't need a doctor stamp today. you still finished with about 39 pounds. i work. what is it? working. when it used to get the same thing. you know what i mean? like cancer in any sense of it? of course. he's quite right that you may not pay

comedian joe ramsey, he's had more ups and downs at oprah's weight mor.omedian dave landa, she's got a book and a baby on way.dollar and for ten bucks, she'll sign both "new york times" selling author books. his her got kids. >> dana, good to see you always . i mean, i have it's been hours. it's been hours. is it interesting and clever that it's called reshapeof rep pitching instead of replacing? >> oh, yes. that was some good spilan. i got a gold medal for that. if you're in the spin olympics a ,as the white house press secretary coming up with that. but the thing is, that's not even coming from the governmennt . that's coming from the media. yeah, they came up with that. i was thinking mediathey com about like ifi wt i wanted to reshape something,ed i would buy spanx. yes, right. if wanted to replace something,l i would get a job. but i'm not going to do either of those things. instea dd said i will justll be myself. jusand that's all you get. i mean, that's all it is.. one other thing, though, i doin think that in some wayg.s are thinking about this in

for the past seven years, maureen ramsey has had to buy food and clothes for her family out of a government for the whole of that time. her husband, steve, hasn't had a job. each week he collects what's known in britain as social security. the government looks after him, his wife and their children. but accepting welfare payments means accepting the rules of those who hand them out. my opinion, anyway, you feel as they own you. you know there's no other way of putting it. say, i got a job tomorrow because i needed some. well, i know that i've got to go down there and report it because i couldn't go into the job because you'd be looking over your shoulder thinking, well, would advocate if we don't. you can't fight against it. >> they needed the 9-pound. you can't deny the sentiment. >> of course is quite right, it's not his fault acting sensibly and the interest of his family it takess away the incentive because of the job but suppose you toggle with takeaway welfare overnight. what would he do? . it might not be a very nice job. it might not be a very attractive job. but at ... level of pay

sam ramsey as the acting presence of the cambodian national rescue party as an opposition leader who lives in exile in paris. he says the canal project has been overshadowed by she a political considerations and a lack of transparency. this is a very control about her project to the decision to date, the time uh was to may. well, why do you think the reasons not for economic reasons? eighty's wanted to go reasonably do use the pressure from china. china wants to have an access to the goals of hi there. see me now. us and sunni, kimball. yeah. those are 2 countries are and the chinese is good. so the end of the china east to bypass. yep. and to bypass the u. s. navy, in the region. but the quarterly could be speaking the project. uh is uh, not very useful. we could use the, the money. uh, but uh if we want to have booked up tempo, jim farmers the matters of us just in terms of him, but yeah, has become a military us throw hold, and i'll post the fall of china to lead aggressive policy against the neighboring countries. so i think that these uh, come out of what the need to do, increas

my father's unit was run for a time by this fellow ramsey parts, who was age 27 and not a west pointer either. potts had been a flight in the daring and costly raid on the nazi oil refineries and closely. early in the war, they from north africa with 178 b-24 is 54 never returned. more than 600 airmen were killed, wounded or taken prisoner for decades after. doesn't say a word. then an historian comes to talk to him in the 1960s, just what potts him. it was decades after the war. before i felt like i wanted to talk about it. i think the experience was so profound and the danger so great that you'd feel when talking to people who hadn't experienced it, that maybe they'll think i'm exaggerating. maybe they'll think i'm bragging, maybe they'll think i'm trying to make this out to be more than it really was. but the fact of the matter is is that it was an extremely dangerous hazardous task. every -- day you on one of these missions, end quote. it's why when the vets returned home, they would be cbs war correspondent eric sevareid said they would be in part, quote, forever strangers. he sai