>> tensions escalating between china and taiwan on the heels of the house speaker's high-stakes visit. i'm emily compagno here with my cohost harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany and also joining us today shannon bream and joe concha. just as nancy pelosi headed out of taiwan, dozens of chinese warplanes moved in. the fighter jets, including 16 russian-made jets entering taiwan's air defenses own. type a is making it clear it will not shy away from a fight.

tomorrow they could see what they are really applicants. that's when china's armed forces begin its largest military drills and more than a quarter of century. for two days of live fire exercises in six nodes around taiwan. the actions that come within miles of the disputed islands coast, essentially blockading trade and violating taiwan's nautical linear spaces. at the same time the uss ronald reagan aircraft carrier strike groups in the region of the u.s. is taking part in joint military drills with indonesia, australia, japan, and singapore. all this as washington warns china not to turn this into a crisis. shannon, what we need to know? >> shannon: i was talking with michael pillsbury. we know him as one of the most foremost authorities on china and he said this is kind of a very dangerous period especially when you have these drills and exercises going on. not that they themselves, they are provocative.

there's always this chance of a mistake when you have these forces. tensions are high and you can't remember president xi is up for reelection very soon and so he's got to flex his muscles and not look like he's being pushed around by the speaker of the house or by the biden administration so he's really going to push some of what's happening there. also think about the fact that there's a bigger picture after this visit talking about china, russia, and iran. they are communicating and think about putin. the only two places he has gone since the incursion on the war against ukraine has been to these other very dangerous nations. what if they all decided they want to gang up on the u.s.? we are not in the best position militarily and the world is a very dangerous place in these weeks and months after the visit as we watch this play out. >> emily: shannon just laid out the high-stakes and the variables in the landscape of our current leadership in the white house. >> kayleigh: you're exactly right to frame it that way.

it didn't happen in isolation. it didn't happen in a vacuum. it happened because of a weak commander in chief. look at north korea, you can name any number of countries. afghanistan. not if that happened in isolation. it happened because of concrete decision-making. i would argue the invasion of ukraine have been on watch for a reason. senator tom cotton has a fantastic op-ed on foxnews.com. everyone should take a look at it. he talks about this point exactly. he made the point that he traveled to taiwan with the late senator mccain, one of the highest ranking members of the senate, former g.o.p. nominee. none of this happened when he went with the late senator mccain. he also points out that under president trump, he sent cabinet members to taiwan. none of this happened. why is it happening now? in september president biden was asked about nancy pelosi going and he said the military thinks it's not a good idea right now but i don't know what the status of it is.

that said everything that xi jinping needed to hear. weakness from a commander in chief who just doesn't exhibit strength. >> emily: you are such a compelling interview with kevin mccarthy. he said president xi thinks he has influence over the white house because biden is weak about it, we have a clip we will play from the interview. >> the biden administration has it wrong. they stayed silent. they should've had a very strong statement to the speaker of the house were members of congress can go to any country they want to in china is not graded dictate anti-american where they can travel. we have a real weakness in this white house. the white house wouldn't back up the speaker going to taiwan. it gave president xi of china to think he had influence over the president because he was weak about it. america should always speak with one voice, especially with the idea that china cannot dictate to americans where they're going to go. >> harris: i pointed out to

leader mccarthy that he gave the exact words that a president should say. the pushback i have gotten from democrats when they have pressed on this issue, why wouldn't the president be talking, they keep telling me, what would he see exactly it wouldn't have made this a bigger thing. what potentially made it a bigger thing is that he wouldn't back somebody who is in line to the white house. that just seems weird, right? it's like if one of the student back each other. the other problem was that the words that needed to be spoken were a shout out to all of those countries that you mentioned we can go anywhere we want. i don't know how many people want to hop over to iran, right? but i do believe wholeheartedly that those were the words that if china had heard them and even general keane said you have heard others say it, what china needed to hear, china didn't hear that's why we're in this situation. if those words have been the

words -- they would never have anything to say about any place we went. we went to ukraine. i really don't get it. when newt gingrich went in 1997 he was the last speaker of the house to go. didn't see any of this. >> emily: i can't help but thinking that the burke has been getting progressively louder and i wonder about the bite. for far too long we as americans have seen that right also growing larger. we have seen their intellectual property theft getting upwards of $60 billion per year in terms of losses. we have seen physical breaches, dozens and dozens of prosecutions by the doj of spies in the country. that is the tip of the iceberg with china's direct and indirect attacks on our sovereignty and stability. now here, a successor in line to the president is in taiwan and they are running pretty frightening military drills. what should we make of that as

americans? >> you talk about the park getting bigger and the bite is getting bigger and now you have chinese state media saying that we will shoot down the house speaker's plane if she enters that airspace, right? we get no support from the white house thank you not going to do any such thing. our leaders can go where they want to go and from a media perspective, the world is turned up side down. msnbc and cnn do not know what to do with his because republicans were the ones who are full-throated leasing we support the house speaker going there and democrats he almost don't hear anything from so republicans saying no, nancy pelosi and democrats saying i don't want to talk about it, we are in a weird place. >> they would know what to do if this was kevin mccarthy. you wouldn't hear silence. >> shannon: funny to hear "the new york times" have an opinion piece saying that she shouldn't do this. the weirdest collision of people

saying go forward, do it and though saying that we don't support the speaker. it is a head-scratcher. >> harris: some of these outlets. some have been laptop deniers, as i call them. i brought this up with leader mccarthy and i think it's inbounds. we don't have access to the president for a sit down currently to ask him, shannon, but i would want to at least ask, what is your relationship with china through your son? we know they were shady business dealings. the laptop was definitely his. do you have anything to say this point because you've been so silent when it comes to the only woman to ever hold the position is house speaker and she's had a toy and she is party. >> shannon: there's a good political upside. he takes the week on china -- saying how tough we are on china. >> harris: has it pertains to the laptop, russia, ukraine,

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>> harris: house speaker nancy pelosi's paul, or mr. nancy pelosi as i refer to him, has been arraigned on dui charges. an attorney for pelosi appeared on his behalf and pleaded not guilty. meanwhile, court documents reveal new details now about the car crash in may. reports say mr. nancy pelosi's

2021 porsche and the other drivers jeep sustained major collision damage. documents go on to say that his eyes appear red, watery, and he was unsteady on his feet. his speech was slurred and he had a strong odor of alcoholic beverage emanating from his breath. emily, there is so much to get to hear legally because there are some things that we know in our journey of learning details that he wasn't treated like any of us would be treated. at all. >> emily: that is in part what spurred the largest volume comments that the napa county court has ever received. everyone in the bay area said where is the similar justice that those thousands of other dui recipients get, right, at that same level of behavior. according to the presser that happened after the arraignment the d.a. assured us everything is fine, exactly the same. i want to talk about the fact that a lot has been made a

misdemeanor versus a felony. we do not know for certain. all we know was from the police report that the report of injuries of the other driver was sort of limited to arm pain, neck pain, and they caught up with him after any said he hasn't missed work and he is seeking medical attention from a doctor. no broken bones, nothing seemed really serious. >> harris: that is more important than the collision that they are talking about? major collision? these people could have been killed. look at what happened in all of this. they don't take that into consideration? it is still a misdemeanor? >> emily: that's correct. that's what we all feel. >> harris: do you think you are i would have gone mad? >> emily: oh, i don't know. i want to -- i don't want to comment about that on live television. but we hear about accidents that occur because of impaired driving. it's frightening.

i know that intersection well, and i know this courthouse well so the thought that he blasted across it and then was t-boned by this jeep, thank god that driver remembered that there was another passenger in the car and didn't suffer worse injuries but it's simply a misdemeanor. we have entered the plea through his attorney of not guilty. certainly his dac says differently. >> harris: blood-alcohol. >> emily: one of the misdemeanor charges. >> harris: shannon, what about the judge swap last night. >> shannon: trying to find out more about who the judges were. one judge bowed out yesterday. we don't know. maybe that person had a conflict. may be there was a connection to the pelosi family they felt like it was better to hand it over to another judge. but what do we know about the new judge? do they have potential conflicts? as we talked about during the commercial, we can talk about --

you can have those but of course they raises questions when there is that last-minute swap. i was disappointed when there was no cameras allowed. there is a live feed but no one was allowed to recover it. that's what we want. >> harris: people should know that whether he was in the courtroom or not, we would want to be able to see what was happening because we have seen some things that were handled typically. like kayleigh, what you brought up, why didn't they test his blood alcohol for two hours? >> kayleigh: apparently it took two hours. i wasn't aware that was particle. apparently when he headed over his license he gave what was described as a police privilege card saying he donates to the california highway patrol, really interesting, interesting symbolism looked same for the democratic party in general. please privilege card. it's like a democrat privilege card like what we sow with hunter biden and hillary clinton gavin newsom.

it speaks to me that the level of elitism, i would've touch. that is supposed to get him out of a serious wreck? >> harris: for all we know, it has worked before. i want to get to this quickly. the napa county d.a. moments ago spoke on her decision to charge paul pelosi with that misdemeanor. we have what emily was talking about. let's watch. >> can you walk us through the decision to charge mr. pelosi with a misdemeanor after you learned about the seriousness of the crash? >> we evaluated the matter, interviewed the victim, and compared it to other similarly situated cases in the kinds of injuries people present, historically we have filed those matters as misdemeanors. >> that underscores the point in the topic of conflict of interest. it's important to know that neither party raised the vehicle

they have afforded to them which allows him to request a new judge so her point was sort of if there is a conflict of interest, they are welcome to raise this motion and neither party did. >> harris: interesting. and you always wonder how much -- we don't know what the connections are but that family is pretty darn powerful. >> shannon: they have long relationships. political, personal. of course they're going to know judges. they've all donated to each other in these political campaigns so it's going to be tough to find a judge who probably doesn't have some kind of connection to the family. >> joe: you think the police card said "attorney general kamala harris." give this man whenever he wants. i cannot understand, when these people have all the money in the world and you see it with athletes and celebrities. call a uber, lyft.

call eric swalwell. he'll drive for you on the weekends. the media coverage has been overwhelming, hasn't it? it is opposite wednesday so what can you say. >> harris: what media coverage? >> joe: my sarcasm wasn't shining through. if this was a relative of donald trump. 24/7 coverage. you would have to add an hour and a date of the week just to cover it. and yet it's been a virtual blackout. >> harris: coming up, how governor desantis and the great state of florida political team responded to an invitation from "the view" after the host personally attacked him.

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>> florida's governor is saying thanks but no thanks to join the hosts of "the view." desantis turned down the offer to appear on the show with his team tweeting out this scathing response "thanks for the invite. i understand you are sending this request on behalf of your team but are the hosts of "the view" really interested in hearing from governor desantis about all the important work he's doing on behalf of floridians? which of the below statements from the host of the view do you recommend our team consider when deciding if the interviewer will be a genuine pursuit of truth or worth the time. the team goes on to lay out many of the personal attacks the liberal hosts launched against the governor here are just a few. >> you are just short of calling him negligent homicidal sociopath because that's what he is. he is risking the lives of children. children, parents, grandparents, anyone they may come in contact with so he can appeal to his

white supremacist base. >> i think he handled covid miserably. i think he is a fascist and a bigot. anti-black, anti-gay, anti-lgbtq+. >> anti-american. >> you start coming after black people, what's next? the lgbtq+ community, women, other marginalized groups. >> kayleigh: what an invitation in the email said "we would be honored." >> harris: as a journalist, we go back and forth with people all the time and you can have some spirited, fiery moments, whatever. always with respect hopefully. but what that was was something different. i mean, to connect someone with what they are without ever having talked to that individual just seems bizarre to me. it seems thirsty for relevance and i don't know who they think they are sitting from that

perch. when i was on the show a couple years ago, the book about my dad who served, there were pictures, giant pictures of my biracial children and she looked at me and asked, who do i represent? who do i speak to you? people. whoopi looked at me and i said i speak to everybody. my family is ecumenical and biracial. i get that they want that relevance but wow, that's far step to make to try to get it. i understand what he's not going. >> kayleigh: that email response was brilliant. in my press shop we have this theme. if you're a straight shooter as a reporter, we are going to engage with you in that manner. reuters has a great example. i think of my whole tenure, being engaged with sensational palace intrigue pieces.

this suppressed team of governor desantis, they know how to do that. they don't take the bait. >> joe: they are excellent. no conservative or republican should go on this show ever again because this is not the barbara walters show envisions 25 years ago where you can have good conversation. i am all for strong opinion and provocative debate. but as you said, harris, this is a whole bowl of wrong different. reckless personal attacks not based in reality whatsoever. it's funny because they have the conservative on the show was making -- meghan mccain. she had to leave probably for her own sanity and now you see ana navarro on there, the conservative, holy motive for joe biden and andrew gillum who ran against desantis. they can say all they want about santos being someone who wants to murder children.

he is going to win his reelection in florida by a landslide. the people in florida feel a lot differently than the elitists on "view" who live in their bubble. >> kayleigh: well said. a lot of what they said about the governor of florida. the thing that bothered me most, joy behar said he has a white supremacist base. why attacked half the country in this manner? good, hardworking people who support the governor. >> emily: why should we be surprised they do? we have seen it for years. the 2016 campaign by the same media personalities that made fun of people with accents, made fun of where people eat. if they eat fast food, work hard, blue-collar jobs. their currency is mucking real, ordinary americans, like those of us on the couch. after those ad hominem attacks,

where their comments of, we've asked governor desantis' office for comment. we haven't heard back? did they follow up any of their robust analysis with comments? >> harris: i think one of them is. i don't know how old that picture is. >> emily: what's interesting is the response to the governor on social media, not that we care about that but calling him a crybaby and saying you can't take heat from the ladies of "the view." this is the governor saying he is busy serving the people of florida. it's not about him being unable to take a challenge. it's about him not wasting his time. >> joe: to your point, are they journalists? "abc news" has an article of the view" under its division. they moved it from entertainment to the news division in 2014. time to move it back. >> harris: when it started, there were journalists. barbara walters obviously. i don't know what they have migrated to now but you spoke of

meghan mccain, a friend of mine, and someone who i am really proud to say hung in there for as long as she could. she really did. she brought class to the set. i sent her love and light and i hope she's unhappy place because she raised their game. i don't know where their game is now but they are punching down. >> kayleigh: the governor of florida, he took the high road in my view. when we try to book high-profile democrats, we get crickets. >> shannon: i can't even get a no out of some people. credited the team. maybe a little bit snarky, creative and at least they responded. and they know if they book to santos and he comes on is probably going to be a very interesting, high rated show because people are going to want to see it. they will tell you it's

excruciating to be there as a conservative. i had a friend tell me when they would have preshow discussions, she was coming with the heat and had good stuffed from a conservative viewpoint, they would kill the topic from the show. that's one person's account of her time serving on the panel. but if you don't want to hear different viewpoints, maybe it's not called "the view." >> harris: what you do on sundays in your program late at night, it is fox at night. we had senator manchin on, ben holland on my show. you look at having those democrats, the big democrat voices and you hope to hear the end that they say we will come back because he wanted treated with respect. >> kayleigh: well played, governor desantis and press team. demi lovato is ditching they, them and reverting back to she, her pronouns. the latest example in the growing confusion over gender pronouns.

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♪ ♪ >> harris: the left's preoccupation with pronouns persists. now demi lovato, who is once again switching up what she wants to be called. >> i have actually adopted the pronouns of she-her again. so for me, i am such a fluid person. i felt like especially last year, my energy was balanced in my masculine and feminine energies. i didn't feel necessarily like a woman. i didn't feel like a man. i just felt like a human. and that's what they/them is

about for me. it's about feeling human at your core. recently i've been feeling more feminine and so i have adopted she/her again but i think what's important is nobody's perfect. >> harris: that is true. nobody's perfect. meanwhile, the number of gender neutral pronouns just keeps growing and now the pennsylvania department of education is listing z and xe. not sure how we pronounce that. might be "she." >> may be an i. >> harris: i'm not going to pretend like i know. she said something important, she's not perfect and she wants to be happy. i guess i get that. can we show the wall just to show how many we have? such a smooth move that you made with the camera. forgive me. i don't know how to pronounce all of them. them i do.

that's a lot and they are wanting to have these conversations with children younger and younger and younger and i say "they," because it is a political left thing. that's where parents get involved and get into this conversation. demi lovato is a grown person. >> shannon: she says no one is perfect and i think everybody wants to be respectful. we want to be kind to other people. she talked about being fluid. it's difficult. you don't want to offend. it's hard to come up -- keep up sometimes. talk about the pennsylvania school system and some of our fox news reporting talks about that and some of this group school lesson recommended in grades three through 12, they say give students an assignment that they will spend time today finding two to three ways they can disrupt or ignore gender,

ignore stereotypes. we have a lot to do. a lot to do academically. i don't know that you need to have lesson plans that are focused on that particular assignment. >> harris: joe, you are raring to go. >> joe: chomping on the bit. kids going into the first and third grade, i love our school system what you hear about others and to your point, here are some of the countries the united states currently behind. three areas: math, science, reading. china is first. estonia is fourth. poland, ireland, slovenia, you've got to go all the way to 25th to find the united states of america. this is from the program for international student assessment. all they do's average test scores. >> harris: when was this done? >> joe: 2019. >> harris: this was before the pandemic and all the lockdowns that we know caused huge educational problem. >> joe: maybe we start concentrating on the blocking and tackling.

math, science, writing, reading, and somewhat pronouns are you control with word gender i.d. or race shaming. we have to get back. we are way behind and we are the most advanced country in the world. >> kayleigh: the gender-neutral day. this is for third graders. part of a day where they are supposed to disrupt gender norms. they are young kids which is appalling. pulling bears out that parents are in for that. i'm speaking to a mom in montana. had an elementary school age child and she said the girls at the school or making games of pronouns, changing their pronouns each and every day expecting the class to keep up and the kids were getting palm it punished if they didn't go with the appropriate pronouns. the point of her removing her child from this school. this is disrupting elementary school, elementary school, middle school. not just to say pennsylvania and new jersey. look at their policies.

it's all across the country. >> emily: the irony is that for everyone saying that the correct use of pronouns has an important mental health affect, that if you do not do it, you have made that person to feel less than whole and disrespected and excluded. the irony is that when you're ashamed for not, that's even more greater effects. to your point, kids are being absolutely bullied, isolated, shunned, shamed, certain people prosecuted. professors losing their job because they have failed to keep up with someone's whims, even if it's well-intentioned. 78 pronouns, we don't know how to pronounce them and we are supposed to be shamed for it and we are number 25 or whatever we are? it's mortifying. it's unacceptable. academia is thriving. lesson plans and disrupting and pronouns. focus on walking and tackling for that would be too logical.

the unions wouldn't have their way. tuitions wouldn't be useful. >> harris: you know what no one ever talks about, making eye contact when someone gives you their name so you can remember their name and just use their name. most people have a mind block when it comes to names. we could just do that. >> joe: great point, harper. harris. >> harris: calling the whatever name comes out. fancy feast cat food expanding to human pallets, in case you missed it. next. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. only two things are forever:

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>> china putting the screws to taiwan after speaker pelosi's visit. how will it change the relationship? we have senators on. chris kraut, former trump state department official who visited taiwan in 2020. what are the legal implications for nancy pelosi's husband after his arraignment? we'll have the latest on that. should joe biden be declaring victory over gas prices question rep we will put that question one of his top aides on energy. why was the body of a murdered

newlywed cremated in fiji instead of being shipped back to the u.s.? join gillian turner and me at the top of the hour for america reports. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. it's time for "in case you missed it." the maker of fancy feast cat food teaming up with a chef at a new york city restaurant for a limited fusion menu of feline inspired italian cuisine. it means "white cat," opening an italian style tutorial for two days on august 11 and 12. dishes include salmon with cherry tomatoes and beef short ribs and red wine. gross, gross. will not contain any actual pet food. shannon. >> shannon: i love, this article says the menu was created with this very famous

new york chef with the in-house chef or fancy feast, there is a actual chef designing things for your cat. the answer for me is no. >> emily: i love it because it's italian. i don't like that it's weirdly married with cat food. i couldn't get it out of my head. even if it is just salmon and cherry tomatoes. for someone who used to cook two meals a day for my dog, i appreciate that level of the in-house chef. >> kayleigh: you will be getting the flavor, the texture, and the form. >> shannon: is that supposed to be a selling point? >> joe: looking for signs of the apocalypse. we've got it. i am a dog guy. i know some cat guys. they are eclectic. they don't get out of the house much. 32 million cat owners in this country. 32 million households that have cats so maybe there is an audience for this. >> harris: i want to know who is tasting fancy feast for human so they would know that the

flavor is retained. [laughter] >> kayleigh: i'm sure that there will be a long line. there's also a cookbook. >> joe: as long as there is no litter box in the bathroom, i'm good with it. >> kayleigh: study suggesting that executives that self promote on social media are more likely to get offers for higher-paying jobs. and tweeting can be a risky business. candidates could anger the hiring managers. upsetting the sensibilities of the twitterverse. i think more people probably got fired because of twitter than promoted. >> harris: i would think so. sometimes people say just horrible, horrible things. i don't clap back because i don't punch down. but i will follow their fixers. they will have their job listed. your employer's site you call me that name. everybody sees you do that.

>> kayleigh: shannon, there must be a delicate art of self-promotion. what are you going to tweet? that i am the best writer. >> shannon: it's a fine line. the idea of self-promotion, like i can do 100 push-ups. try me, bro. you want to promote yourself. by the way, i can't do 100 push-ups. at least not in a row. but it's a fine line between bragging or rip it well. >> kayleigh: i think our president challenge similar to a push-up contest. >> shannon: he did. >> joe: in the old days companies that outsource background checks to look at your resume. now they check your social media pages. twitter, facebook. if you are in college or you're looking for the next great job or you are in your 20s and you're still having fun, if you're like me, the keg stand, streaking through the quad, it is time to delete. >> kayleigh: very lucky that we didn't have. >> emily: i think there is a fine line between confidence and in egomania. i wonder if the study is the

result of the proliferation of the tweets. people notice someone that is talking about the high qualities of the acknowledgments of their business so therefore they're going to to recruit them more. it is chicken or egg rather than someone tweeting about getting the job. >> kayleigh: our final topic. you know your partner well enough. a new study finds most americans think they can access their partners devices and five guesses or less. most surveyed had four go to passwords and saying they are variations of the same password. when you're in a relationship, a marriage, you know the others passwords, you are logging into netflix. >> emily: what was interesting is everyone thinks they can guess their partners try but they give up on their own and three. three failed attempts. statistics said, whatever, i'm

just never going to log into bank of america ever again. >> kayleigh: do you know ms. concho's password? >> joe: what is this? open sesame. it's not, really? it's on was too obvious. mine was... that was forever. >> you know we are on national tv. >> i had it forever and it got hacked and now it's just one, two, three 45. >> harris: i don't get what you said. i've been married 19 years. we get each others passwords within seconds. we change them all the time, by the way. they are usually things we just know about each other. >> shannon: i would be better guessing his than mine. i am constantly resetting passwords so i can't remember anything and then when i go to reset i use the password that i

think will be great, saying i can't use the current password! i can get in with it. >> kayleigh: the whole world now knows joe concha's password. >> joe: my old password. >> kayleigh: more "outnumbered" in just a moment.

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>> last but not least, maybe this is why so many students think college should be free. the ridiculous essay questions on college applications students applying to college this year are being asked. get this. what advice would a wisdom tooth have? or, which ben and jerry's ice cream flavor best describes you,

or who does sally sell her sea shells to, and where is waldo, really. oh, joe. is this why we are number 8 billion in education international list? >> might be exhibit a. ben and jerry's ice cream, what's mine? the dublin mudslide, don't have it in the morning. >> you have so much information we don't know about. it's never appropriate. >> kayleigh, your take on the ridiculous questions. >> college administrators being bored, and jimmy fallon, renamed. >> we have been asked interesting questions in our side jobs and talking about, back in the pageant years, the fact, i got a question of who owns the moon in a law school

exam. >> and some international questions about that. i was asked what color i would be, i added why. but it was not on a college entrance examination and combination, doing away with the exam part, more weight is on these essays so more weight is on where is waldo, really. >> how about more weight on the blocking and tackling. >> i don't even know. >> he's not here. thanks everyone. here is "america reports." >> john: emily, thank you. the lawyer for paul pelosi entering a not guilty plea in a northern california courtroom. house speaker nancy pelosi's husband is accused of driving drunk when he crashed into a jeep near the couple's napa estate in may. >> five days probation, or five days in jail if convicted. some are concerned that pelosi's political influence