. >> reporter: for the past week, shawn has been trekking across santa clara county checking on all of the unhoused people. >> people are just so hot and they have no energy for anything. >> reporter: shawn is with unhoused response group. all volunteer team that provides supply and aid to the homeless. she says the latest heatwave continues to be unbearable for so many people living on the street. >> i mean you go out there and you go see women in minimal clothing and all of the guys are in minimal, you sweated through everything you have, everything is filthy, not like you can go to the laundra-mat. >> reporter: 14 deaths are being investigated as potentially heat related. two of the individuals were unhoused and one other was an unhoused person in transitional housing. shawn told me, sadly, the numbers don't shock her. >> it is just in this heatwave people can not sustain that. your body is not made to basically be left out in the heat with no food, no water. >> cooling centers have been opened across the county to help people beat the heat. but she says it is not much help to the u

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bratton first commander readiness command lieutenant general shawn bratton thank you looking for two today moderating is the director of the ford defense program within this center for strategy and security. meetings like this are central to the mission of developing sustainable nonpartisan strategies to address the most facing the u.s. and the allies honors the legacy of service of embodies his ethos of non- into the cause of security support for u.s. leadership in cooperation with allies and partners, dedication to the mentor ship of the next generation of leaders. consistent with the center's mission thesi centers for defene programs generates ideas connects stakeholders in the defense ecosystem to promote enduring military advantage for the t united states, its allies andd partners it's worth identifies a defense strategy's capabilities and resources of the nine states needs to deter if necessary prevail in future conflicts. this event is public on the record. we encourage our audience online and in person to direct any questions to lieutenant colonel shawn bratton be sure to ide

but reuters is also reporting that the uaw president shawn fain met with the union's executive boardursday to discuss his deep concerns with biden's ability to beat trump. after thursday night's key press conference, which a bloomberg reporter had called his "big boy press conference" -- a term later used by biden's white house press secretary and national security spokesperson john kirby -- three more house democrats called on biden to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. congressmember jim himes, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, issued a statement that -- "the stakes are high, and we are on a losing course. my conscience requires me to speak up and put loyalty to the country and to democracy ahead of my great affection for, and loyalty to, the president and those around him." this comes after "the new york times" editorial board published a piece this week headlined "the democratic party must speak the plain truth to the president" in which it argued "donald trump's candidacy for a second term poses a grave threat to american democracy" but that biden "doe

but reuters is also reporting that the uaw president shawn fain met with the union's executive boardrsday to discuss his deep concerns with biden's ability to beat trump. after thursday night's key press conference, which a bloomberg reporter had called his "big boy press conference" -- a term later used by biden's white house press secretary and national security spokesperson john kirby -- three more house democrats called on biden to withdraw from the 2024 presidential race. congressmember jim himes, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, issued a statement that -- "the stakes are high, and we are on a losing course. my conscience requires me to speak up and put loyalty to the country and to democracy ahead of my great affection for, and loyalty to, the president and those around him." this comes after "the new york times" editorial board published a piece this week headlined "the democratic party must speak the plain truth to the president" in which it argued "donald trump's candidacy for a second term poses a grave threat to american democracy" but that biden "does

shawn is the crazy one.weed but i think he called me high on green tea and it was like 3:30 in the morning, he's like, marlon, we should play white chicks. i said, shawn, you need to lay off the green tea. just smoke weed. no, trust me. next day him and my producer partner come over and it's "fx" magazine and paris and nicky hilton on the cover and say, we need to play these white chicks and i was like instantly, i was like, yo, that could work! >> lamorne: is this it? >> yeah. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> lamorne: i can't tell you guys apart. >> i look a lot like this one. i don't know who shawn look like. shawn a handsome black man but, damn he make an ugly white woman. >> lamorne: that's how they convinced you. showed you the cover. >> then we watched "some like it hot" which was a classic and from there we were like, oh, i get how to do this movie and it's funny, they've been trying to cancel us for this movie, go on x or twitter or whatever they call it now, just, yeah, they want to cancel an

he went after shawn fain and when shawn fain did a response was issue a direct link the statement. him on lordstown, ohio and not failing to deliver on his promise there. he went after him over and over and over again in his statement. that is the right way to take on a bully. >>'s day, donald trump went on to talk about who he was going to deliver for, elon musk. donald trump, in the last three days that elon musk is giving me $45 million a month, we are got to make that guy happy. you know that elon musk doesn't like? auto unions. absolutely not. that is what tesla is known for and so i was almost puzzling last week when you saw the head of the teamsters up there on the state to the rnc. the audience was sort of like ea, we want your vote, we are antiunion. >> and the vice presidential candidate zhang we are for the working class, not for wall street. the cognitive dissonance is -- >> the real estate developer in the venture capital sky are obviously working together. >> that is why this campaign needs to educate the american voter because in this age of misinformation, jd vance'

he went after shawn fain and what shawn fain did in response was issue a direct, lengthy statement. on his promise there. he went after him over and over again in this state. that's the right way to take on a bully. that's the other thing. the next day donald trump went on to talk about who he was going to deliver for elon musk. donald trump in the last three days said elon musk has given me $45 million a month, we've got to make that guy happy. you know what elon musk doesn't like? auto unions. absolutely not. that's what tesla is known for and it's why it was almost puzzling last week you saw the head of the teamsters out there on the stage at the rnc. the audience was sort of like yay, we want your vote but we are antiunion. >> and the vice presidential candidate saying we are for the working class, not wall street. from the top of the ticket to the second spot on the ticket. >> the real estate developer and eventual capital guy are obviously for the working man. >> that's why this campaign needs to educate the american voter, because in this age of misinformation, j.d. vance's s

he went after shawn fain. and what shawn fain did in response was issue a direct lengthy statement. he went after him on lordstown, ohio and not failing to deliver on his promise there. he went after him over and over and over again in his statement. that's the right way to take on a bully. that's the other thing for people to know. >> today donald trump went on to talk about who he was going to deliver for elon musk. donald trump in last three days said elon musk has given me $45 million a month. we got to make that guy happy. you know what elon musk doesn't like? auto unions. absolutely not. that's what tesla is known for. and it's why it was almost puzzling last week when you saw the head of the teamsters up there on the stage of the rnc. the audience was sort of yay, we want your vote, but we're anti-union. >> and the vice presidential candidate saying we're for the working class, not for wall street. the cognitive dissonance from the top of the ticket to the second spot on the ticket is astounding. >> the real estate developer and the venture capital guy are obviously for the w

he went after shawn fain. and what shawn fain did in response was issue a direct lengthy statement.er him on lordstown, ohio and not failing to deliver on his promise there. he went after him over and over and over again in his statement. that's the right way to take on a bully. that's the other thing for people to know. >> today donald trump went on to talk about who he was going to deliver for elon musk. donald trump in last three days said elon musk has given me $45 million a month. we got to make that guy happy. you know what elon musk doesn't like? auto unions. absolutely not. that's what tesla is known for. and it's why it was almost puzzling last week when you saw the head of the teamsters up there on the stage of the rnc. the audience was sort of yay, we want your vote, but we're anti-union. >> and the vice presidential candidate saying we're for the working class, not for wall street. the cognitive dissonance from the top of the ticket to the second spot on the ticket is astounding. >> the real estate developer and the venture capital guy are obviously for the working man.

shawn fain is the president of the united auto workers union. shawn, it is good to see you.the easy way or the long way. if you want to do an easy way you can tell me if you're going to endorse kamala harris, then we can talk about olympics for five minutes. >> sound like a plan. thanks for having us. look, as i said earlier, we have a process we follow when we do this, and our membership drives this union out. it is not a top-down organization. we have been having a discussions with our executive committee. i was able talk to vice president harris on wednesday, we tried hooking up the last few days throughout the week, and just couldn't make it work. so we were able to talk, had a really good conversation, as we always have. i told her the expectations we have, things we would like to see. our board, we are reaching out to leaders across the nation in our regions and stuff, getting feedback from them, what they want to see, as we always do. and we will make, when we make an endorsement, will make an announcement on our time, nobody else's. that is how we do things in the ua

>> shawn, we will debut this film wednesday afternoon at the convention in milwaukee.ed to have president trump himself coming to introduce the film. we're really excited about it. >> sean: i would like to be there accept it's during my radio show so think a lot, i really appreciate it. [ laughter ] >> there's a lot of competition in milwaukee! >> sean: that's true. no doubt about it. tammy, as we look at these polls, what do they tell you? >> look, it is clear that the american people have their priorities correct. they know that what matters our policies, right? we have been dealing with a great deal from the democrats trying to demonize donald trump. and perhaps his personality and also with accusations about fascism and totalitarianism. vague kinds of threats, if you will about the end of the world and the doomsday dynamic. if he is elected, and we remember his presidency and it was the opposite. it was peace and prosperity. that is put donald trump brought us versus now, which is chaos here at home and around the world. it is on astounding difference. and american

shawn told me sadly. those numbers don't shock >>>>her. kind of a heat wave. people just cannot sustain that. there. your body is not made to basically be left out in the heat. with no food, no water. >>>cooling. centers have been opened across the county to help people beat the heat. but shaun says those aren't much help to the housed when they don't stay open. overnight. >>>>they should be open overnight to follow along with the county recommendations. and that would really be helping people you know, having caught that people could lay in. electrolyte. and things like that to give people some sort of respite. but they're >>>not. sean told me. she's certain more people will die in the coming days. as temperatures again peak over 100 degrees. >>>>i'm not worried. i'm just i accept that they're going to die because nobody is getting it together like people say that there is an emergency, but nobody is responding like it's an emergency. >>>shawn says all she can do is continue to check on all the people she knows and provide. what supplies she can't her hope is

shawn still says probably so. and while the choice of jd vance's running mate will be deceptive for all kinds of reasons, still says the fact trump chose somebody who was once one of his most ferocious critics. it's significant. >> you know, compass rose to be the guy bench bowl, hateful, mean-spirited to get even that kind of stuff. and the fact that he's taken of somebody that was. good station 180 degrees opposed in 8 years ago. trump adjusted trump changing. still was also sergeant of arms for the republican convention in cleveland in 2016. he thinks the trump message has changed. >> you know, he hasn't been dollar casa 28 assassination. after the debate he didn't run triples and make a lot of noise about it. so you know, you still can t be tough. i can say tough things but it's much different than than 8 years ago when frankly, you kind of dread looking at twitter oh, my god, what you're going to say now, as think, you know, by bringing a nikki haley tonight speaking, are you kidding? that wasn't even on the

did you get fired up by shawn feign? shawn fain is the labor leader who shows us what it's like to stand up and fight for working people. i tell you, the energy around the labor movement and organizing in the labor movement is the thing that gives me so much hope across the country. when you think about it, and i live in seattle which is the headquarters of starbucks and the starbucks workers united is organizing a national contract for all of those stores and showing us a new way to do marketing and really pushing us to think. you think about the u.a.w. and you think of starbucks and all the places across the country where workers are realizing their power and they're standing up and fighting for what they deserve and that means it's showing what it looks like when we use our collective power to win. that is why i'm so proud to be in this room with fierce progressive leaders from across the country who have been pushing to make democracy work, pushing back against the power of big money in politics, pushing to remind ev

and another big endorsement for the vice president, the head of the autoworkers union shawn fain joins us for his first interview since throwing support behind vice president kamala harris today. fred trump will be here, also endorsed vice president kamala harris, he has a brand-new book out, that pulls the curtain back on uncle donald, explains why he should never get near the white house again, including racist comments he overheard as a young child. all those guests and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. ouse" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. that goes places a regular mop just can't. ♪♪ mop smarter with the swiffer powermop. ♪ (woman) c'mon c'mon mop smarter ♪ (man) yes! ♪ (vo) you've got your sunday obsession and we got you. now with verizon, get nfl sunday ticket from youtube tv on us and get every out-of-market sunday game. plus $800 off samsung galaxy z fold6. only on verizon. (jalen hurt) see you sunday. life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's

did you get fired up by shawn feign?wn fain is the labor leader who shows us what it's like to stand up and fight for working people. i tell you, the energy around the labor movement and organizing in the labor movement is the thing that gives me so much hope across the country. when you think about it, and i live in seattle which is the headquarters of starbucks and the starbucks workers united is organizing a national contract for all of those stores and showing us a new way to do marketing and really pushing us to think. you think about the u.a.w. and you think of starbucks and all the places across the country where workers are realizing their power and they're standing up and fighting for what they deserve and that means it's showing what it looks like when we use our collective power to win. that is why i'm so proud to be in this room with fierce progressive leaders from across the country who have been pushing to make democracy work, pushing back against the power of big money in politics, pushing to remind everyb

to your point, shawn? for the next six months, whene you think you can't run it for a the next four and a half years. i mean, this is complete insanity's insan. and the bottom line is now we have kamala harris, who's run now for president back in 2019. she'll be the democratic nominee now and she has yet to earn one singlee vo vote from, any democratic voter. yet here she is as the nominee . more questions than answers. no question about itquestion, j. >> do you think she'll get any tough questions? stephen miller? h ques we only have a shortti time. you are going to see the greatest effort by,t by the liberal elite media to prop up kamala harris. elit won't buy it.y she is the most liberalit democrat party nominee in history. left of mcgovern, left of carter, left of dukakis. radicat ofl, left to the bone. >> that's all going to come outl . coming up, we'll show you a flashback about kamala said as it relates to jussie smollett case. >> straight ahead. i'm never shopping for car insurance because with the

yeah, his name shawn steel. he is a california attorney and he has been a republican national committee member since 2008 at this convention. he says he's already seeing some changes and donald trump's attitudts that he likes. >> is basically change his attitude about being president. i like i like that a lot. >> take a so will drama of saturday's assassination attempt temper donald trump's approach to the campaign. shawn still says probably so. and while the choice of jd vance's running mate will be deceptive 4, all kinds of reasons still says the fact trump chose somebody who was once one of his most ferocious critics. it's significant. >> you know, compass rose to be the guy bench bowl, hateful, mean-spirited to get even that kind of stuff. and the fact that he's taken of somebody that was. goodwill station 180 degrees opposed in 8 years ago. trump adjusted trump changing. still was also sergeant of arms for the republican convention in cleveland in 2016. he thinks the trump message has changed. >> you know,

professor shawn leigh alexander of the university of kansas. were these hearings controversial? were they? well publicized? they are well publicized. the news coverage of them are is pretty extensive. the reaction to that is is mixed. some. some people are reacting to it in horror. some individuals, north and south are reacting to it and saying that these are these are this is not real. this is a political hit job. this is politically motivated. we don't believe the individuals. and what's being told. part of that also is to the extension of what's going on in the hearings, said individuals are being, you know, testifying before the committees and they could contradict each other. so what is being covered by the newspapers add to that controversy and misunderstanding of what's really going on. where were they held and who were some of the major organizers? sure. so the the hearings are held in d.c. as well as the vast majority of the south. places like south carolina, mississippi, florida, alabama, they're going to the unty seats of those places, various counties, and holding th

professor shawn leigh alexander of the university of kansas. were these hearings controversial? were they? well publicized? they are well publicized. the news coverage of them are is pretty extensive. the reaction to that is is mixed. some. some people are reacting to i in horror. some individuals, north and south are reacting to it and saying that these are these are this is not real. this is a political hit job. this is politically motivated. we don't believe the individuals. and what's being told. part of that also is to the extension of what's going on in the hearings, said individuals are being, you know, testifying before the committees and they could contradict each other. so what is being covered by the newspapers add to that controversy and misunderstanding of what's really going on. where were they held and who were some of the major organizers? sure. so the the hearings are held in d.c. as well as the vast majority of the south. places like south carolina, mississippi, florida,ma, they're going to the county seats of those places, various counties, and holding the hea

professor shawn leigh alexander of the university of kansas. were these hearings controversial? were they? well publicized? they are well publicized. the news coverage of them are is pretty extensive. the reaction to that is is mixed. some. some people are reacting to it in horror. some individuals, north and south are reacting to it and saying that these are these are this is not real. this is a political hit job. this is politically motivated. we don't believe the individuals. and what's being told. part of that also is to the extension of what's going on in the hearings, said individuals are being, you know, testifying before the committees and they could contradict each other. so what is being covered by the newspapers add to that controversy and misunderstanding of what's really going on. where were they held and who were some of the major organizers? sure. so the the hearings are held in d.c. as well as the vast majority of the south. places like south carolina, mississippi, florida, alabama, they're going to the county seats of those places, various counties, and holding

professor shawn leigh alexander of the university of kansas. were these hearings controversial? were they? well publicized? they are well publicized. the news coverage of them are is pretty extensive. the reaction to that is is mixed. some. some people are reacting to it in horror. some indiduals, north and south are reacting to it and saying that these are these are this is not real. this is a political hit job. this is politically motivated. we don't believe the individuals. and what's being told. part of that also is to the extension of what's going on in the hearings, said individuals are being, you know, testifying before the committees and they could contradict each other. so what is being covered by the newspapers add to that controversy and misunderstanding of what's really going on. where were they held and who were some of the major organizers? sure. so the the hearings are held in d.c. as well as the vast majority of the south. places like south carolina, missispp florida, alabama, they're going to the county seats of those places, various counties, and holding the he

also a new war of words, the uaw hits back after president trump calls for uaw chief shawn fein to beed for failing, he says, u.s. autoworkers for things like going along with president biden's ev mandates that trump says he will get rid of if he's reelected. and a terrifying new update, border police discover a dangerous drug allegedly 50 times more powerful than fentanyl. also we've got new developments in the trump assassination probe as lawmakers get ready for secret service director kimberly cheatle to testify on capitol hill next week. we're taking it on on "the evening edit," all of it. we'll be right back. stay right there. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management. when the sawdust settles and the engine roars the thing you care about is a job well done. but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels different - your wallet

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did you get fired up by shawn fain?r leader who is showing us what it means to be principal to stand up and fight for working people. and i will tell you the energy around the labor movement and organizing the labor movement is the thing that gives us so much hope across the country. when we think about it and i live in seattle which is the headquarters of starbucks and the starbucks workers united is organizing a national contract and showing us a new way to begin bargaining really pushes off to think we think of that uaw. think of starbucks. all the places across the country where workers are realizing their power they are standing up and fighting for what they deserve. and that to me is showing what it looks like we use our collective power to win. that is why i'm so proud to be in this room with fears of progressive leaders from across the country who have been pushing to make a democracy at work. pushing back against the power of big money and politics pushing to remind everybody that ournd country, our country has

tyler, new series of africa direct on i'll just sierra the latest news as it breaks down with belle and shawn is one of the party latest presents emmanuel, much on we'll have to negotiate with the only thing right now. but it was a desire stone. all right, with detailed coverage. well, i, but maybe up beats about it decisive victory for the verge of turnouts, and will buy something was down from around the world who's taking off if you don't really have, for your ties, ties with ideological allies, the strategy has helped turn me into an icon of the global life hodge, which i mean to be is israel and obstacles piece. i think that to move in the f one of these governments with this, this part that you say getting less of a thought provoking odd since the e. you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way . that's our facing realities you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from the presidential go to some we cannot take the fact that he was signing a present as not that important factor. he had the story on talk to how does era the safe them

live to eric shawn. this was quick and there is no tea leaf reading, i just point that out because man go on much longer. >> this is the verdict sheet, we were talking about how 18 counts, 16 involve menendez, two others additionally involve two co-defendants, two new jersey businessmen who he accepted payoff and bribes to help their businesses and government of egypt and qatar. jurors asked if the verdict has to be unanimous not guilty, there are feelings they could be gearing toward not guilty and there were hold outs. they wanted a break on the tariffs inside. if a jury want to come outside in 96 degree weather in new york city, you got to think they are sick and tired of being together and they want a break. get out to the terrace and back to the real world, take a breather and go back in. the questions yesterday afternoon complicated on the law in terms of finding guilty over an alleged bribe. as you have said, menendez, is charged with accepting 480,000 cash, as well as 13 gold bars, earning him mo

shawn henry called the incident a gut punch for the firm, which serves some 29,000 customers includingiggest companies and government agencies around the world. meanwhile shares of us chip maker, nxp semiconductors are plunging in afterhours trade, after forecasting third quarter revenue that was below market estimates. they focus on semiconductors for the auto sector, and say demand is slowing. nxp is also concerned about disruptions from rising geopolitical risk. google will display a prompt asking users whether they accept use of cookies to critics of cookies call it an invasion of privacy while online publishers say that banning the practice gives google a monopoly on that data. tiktok is once again in the news headlines as former president donald trump says he will not ban the app if elected in november after previously saying otherwise. the chinese parent company by dance has been under regulatory scrutiny in the united states and european union due to security concerns. but here in southeast asia its three—year—old e—commerce platform has our paste rivals with sales quadrupling

to a bunch of rains and northern china have collapsed to bridge and shawn shape, province. chinese media reporting that at least 11 people have been killed and more than searching and missing rescue operations are underway. large portions of moving and central china have seen shoes amounts of rain since tuesday. and sylvia funding and months slides have been reported a frozen lake and central. sheila is producing erie sounds some say it's as if the lake is singing. scientists have explained the phenomena that is unusual and should a barbara and glorify has more. a haunting melodies has been rippling across this lake in central chile. this has heard say it sounds like a chorus of wells or liaison bundle in out of space. scientists say that a noise is very much of this wild to a know to but this happens in europe in some north american countries, they called in the singing lakes the sounds of cost. when i send a frozen lake expands and cracks, sending vibrations through the water, the yearly support, but the ice formed on the surface is light to the fluids over the water. the water keep to

shawn henry called the incident a cup punch for the firm, which serves some 29,000 customers includinge of the biggest companies and government agencies around the world. as you may have heard on newsday, us vice president kamala harris has launched her campaign pitch, to be the new presidential nominee, afterjoe biden pulled out of the race at the weekend. harris delivered a speech in the last hour to party campaign staff at an event in delaware. so in the days and weeks ahead, l, so in the days and weeks ahead, i, together with you, will do everything in my power to unite our democratic party, to unite our democratic party, to unite our nation, and to win this election. our nation, and to win this election-— our nation, and to win this election. ., ., , ., , election. donations have been ”ourin election. donations have been pouring in _ election. donations have been pouring in and _ election. donations have been pouring in and they've - pouring in and they've collectively raised over $100 million, but harris still needs to win the nomination next month. i'v e i've been speaking to th

most of shawn sick again, it's of drew's village, mel lay the narrative of physical my last history actually. and then we're talking about the village. of course, most of them don't even have any is really i d. 's now have a lot of denying the responsibility to go that uh, just like i said, 1929. the um, so $730.00 p m, they take responsibility for them that, that with a fellow one missile toward a military site. that is actually just a few kilometers. if somebody does something, no, i'm not saying that this is the same exact, but it just weird that we're talking about the same time me and only if you like half an hour after the attack. and we're talking about the same incident, which is one missile that landed in the best area. they are trying to say that it's actually an ira missiles or interceptor. actually that went wrong and hit that soccer field of the ongoing vessel is on the surface to air missile force and the, and the service that the surface, the missile. so different north of here. maybe if they are denying responsible, the could also be other fractions and living are maybe homel

shawn fain was on with rachel maddow last night.ing to be discussing things over the next few days. we're not going to rush in and throw it out there. we want to have fruitful discussions when we meet. >> kamala harris walked the picketÑi line with the Ñiuaw in 2019. >> right. >> what's the reluctance? why the reluctance to join the rest of the labor movement? >> i this is this is just more of process. shawn fainñrçó -- [ indiscernible ]çóÑi >> i know thatl [ indiscernible ] >> he was not the first supporting president biden either. they have a process. it's really important for them to bring their members and to be able to have that process. we know this. i heard it. i saw when donald trump said let the auto industry go bankrupt. he is a guy that was opposed to prevailing wage when i raised that. in a specific meeting with him about construction projects and how we had to make sure we had good unionÑi wages, he said tha just races theÑi cost of projec. there are so manyÑi times in whh donald trump and jd vance have done than!s that

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most of shawn sick again. it's of drew's village of mel, the narrative of physical my last history actually. and then we're talking about an hour village, of course, most of them don't even have any. is there any idea now have a lot of denying their responsibility to go that the just like i said, 1929. the um so $730.00 p m. they took responsibility for them attack with a fellow one missile toward a military side. that is actually just a few belonging to somebody that sounds no, i'm not saying that this is the same attack, but it just weird that we're talking about the same time me at all. if you look half an hour after the attack, and we're talking about the same incident, which is one missile that landed in the back area, they're trying to say that it's actually an adult missile. so intercept directly that went wrong and hit the soccer field of the ongoing missile is on the surface to air missile ford and the surface fit to surface the missile. so different narratives here may be if they are, then i'm respon

i mean, it was because i saw family like saw a frontier or the need for a colleague, shawn mcclare reference to view and try to reach out to. so this opponent can inform me something about present specimen when it comes to a certain level of super smooth and it comes off the more coverage really difficult because the so i need to also cover scenarios resumes for me to go to this effect. so i'm going to assume you come in and it looks to me just a little you cause the saw. sure, sure. find the most you uh, i on you wish village is pointing to me and also that brings you can just call me know if i need to move those refunded to them. so for me to ask you to change them, you also no age limit, excuse me. let me just less among the family cells. they off of the single spam his only child from school and was just wondering why sure. a bunch of us can put fundraiser on it is the by the burn, which are similar. so it's only a few of which is your electric. i mean that's how much time we use present square assumptions. only the charging work, just the press about or which i can send you an image. so

>> eric shawn in mid-atlantic, eric, thanks. the dow had its best day in more than a year. check this out. surging 743 points to a new record close. the s&p 500 gained 36 to another record finish. and the nasdaq was up 37. up next, immigration and abortion, two big issues for voters. here in wisconsin as we head to break, here at the national -- the republican national convention. ♪ i really tried sleeping with it, everybody. but i'm done struggling. now i sleep with inspire. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with just the click of this button. a button? no mask? no hose? just sleep. yeah but you need the hose, you need the air, you need the whoooooosh... inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com ♪ ♪ >> bret: welcome back to milwaukee. we expand our look at the issues important to voters here in wisconsin. that's what elections are about, really. issues, policy. a marquette university poll shows the top issues here are the economy at 31%. immigration and border security at 19%,

i mean, it was because i saw family like saw a frontier or the need for a colleague, shawn mcclare reference to view and try to reach out to. so this opponent can inform me something about present specimen when it comes to a certain level of super smooth when it comes up, the more coverage really closely close because the so i need to also cover scenarios resumes for me to consistent factor authentication. and it looks to me just a little you cause the saw. sure, sure. find the most you uh, i don't use it, let me just pointing to the notion of things you could just call me know if i need to move those refunded to them. so for me to ask you to change them, you also no age limit, excuse me. let me just less among the family cells. they off of the single pennies on trying to launch the rule and was just wondering why sure if any of us can put fundraiser on it is the fact that they're in which are similar. so it's only a few on which is your electric. i mean, that's how much time we use present square assumptions. only the charging work, just the press about or which i can send you an image. so,

we're learning a lot more about former deputy shawn grayson's past.e law enforcement agency to another. warning, some of the images may be tough to watch. this morning new details on former deputy shawn grayson's troubling history in law enforcement. the 30-year-old worked at six police departments in four years. >> seven months on, how are you still employed by us? >> i don't know. >> reporter: that's grayson in a 2022 recording responding to his then boss deputy chief nathan miller at the logan county illinois sheriffs i was a questioning him about his miss handling of a case. he was accused of violating department policy and submitting inaccurate reports. >> a lot of officers have been charged and end up in jail because that's what they perceived. official misconduct will land you in jail. >> reporter: grayson's integrity also raised. >> others will say you have no integrity and you're lying. i'm calling you on your integrity. how does that make you feel? >> i'm learning from it. >> reporter: logan county eventually terminating grayson. >> if we ca

crowdstrike's chief security officer shawn henry called the incident a gut punch for the firm, whichlion dollar tussle over basketball rights in the us. warner bros discovery, whose tnt sports network has traditionally been the home of the nba — is facing a challenge from amazon prime which wants the rights — and has offered a staggering $1.9 billion dollars a year. but because of its four decade long relationship with the nba. warner had the opportunity to match it and it has now done so. jawad hussain is media & entertainment director at s&p global ratings. we asked him whether as the price spirals higher sports fans care who owns these rights. nobody likes change and as a basketball fan myself you want to see continuity but i think at the end of the day that the sports product is what people love and if you look at amazonia on thursday night over time, that has continued to grow its audience, so i think the only difference with this particular case is how beloved the nba post and pregame show is with shaquille 0'neill pregame show is with shaquille o'neill and company, so that is