mike apps has this report. paddle in the river seemed sensible on a day like today, and these families of southern water customers were not surprised to learn that a hosepipe ban is on the way. my girls have a water slide which they love playing on, so they won't be able to do that, but i guess we willjust be using the water butte more to water the flowers. this stretch of the river itchen in otterbourne is an extraction point for southern water. the reason the ban is being brought in is because flow levels are currently 25% down on what they should be at this time of year. the problem is no one knows for sure quite how long it is going to take them to return to normal. we've had almost no rain injuly, and the outlook for august and possibly the next three months is also warmer and drier than average. so, we need to act now. it is the responsible thing to do. so, anyone who gets their water supply from southern water in hampshire and the isle of wight, that is where this ban applies to. householders in the area

mike apps, 0tterbourne.e of illinois. it's not quite the biggestjackpot in the history of lotteries — that stands at over $1.5 billion. and in case you're wondering — when you convert it to pounds sterling, it's still just over a billion. even with the terrible exchange rate that we have got at the moment! let's take a look at the weather forecast with louise. hello there. despite quite a warm, humid feel for many today, blue sky and sunshine were quite precious, and those that we did get gradually clouded over through the afternoon, just as with worthing in west sussex — the reason being quite a lot of cloud generally across the country, and some of that has been producing some rain today. now, if we take a zoom out towards the atlantic, you can see there's another pulse of cloud starting to push in, and that will bring yet more rain through the night tonight, some of it heavy as it moves across west—facing coasts of wales and into north—west england, but it will weaken a touch as it pushes its way steadily

mike apps, otterbourne. the biggestjackpot in the history of lotteries, that stands at over 1.5 billion dollars. and in case you're wondering — when you convert it to pounds sterling it's stilljust over a billion.

mike apps, otterbourne. let us catch up with the all—important weather. bit more sunshine this afternoon. the cloud will break in the south for some time. across northern england, part of midlands and north wales, this is where it will stay, quite grey. some outbreaks of rain throughout the day, the odd heavier burst as well. even with the temperatures in the low or mid 20s, 26 or 28 degrees. 32 or 2a across about eastern scotland. overnight, humid night for england and wales, but lots of cloud and outbreak of rain will develop more widely once again and they could be one or two mac smashes of rain to southern counties in england. although not every garden is guaranteed. clear and fresh conditions to scotland and northern ireland with the exception of some rain in the east coast to begin with. cloudy and humid start england and wales, outbreaks of rain in northern ireland and the midlands to begin with, becoming lighter, patria, sunshine and showers in many places becoming dry and fresh. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... police in lincolnshire hav

mike apps, 0tterbourne.just before we go to the weather — a ticket holder has come forward to claim the us megamillions 1.28 billion dollar jackpot. all we know is that the ticket was bought in the state of illinois. it's not quite the biggestjackpot in the history of lotteries, that stands at over 1.5 billion dollars. and in case you're wondering — when you convert it to pounds sterling it's stilljust over a billion. -- £1 —— £1 billion. what would you do with it?! now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello. it's an afternoon for chasing cloud around for many, but there will be some breaks and the best of the sunshine is likely to be in the south east and generally across england and wales. and it's quite a humid, muggy feel out there with some light patchy rain across the midlands, north wales into the north of england. to the north of that, it's a little bit fresher but largely fine and dry for scotland and northern ireland. as we go through the evening, we'll see more persistent rain push

mike apps, otterbourne. let us catch up with the all—important weather. wales, this is where it will stay, quite grey. some outbreaks of rain throughout the day, the odd heavier burst as well. even with the temperatures in the low or mid 20s, 26 or 28 degrees. 32 or 2a across about eastern scotland. overnight, humid night for england and wales, but lots of cloud and outbreak of rain will develop more widely once again and they

mike apps has more. this is one of the extraction points for southern water.— this is one of the extractione as well, j case throughout hampshire as well, flow level is now down by 25% of what they would expect to be at this time of year. we can speak to alison hoyle from southern water. explain who this downward effect on what it means. , ,., who this downward effect on what it means. , _, , who this downward effect on what it means. , , ., , ., means. this ban comes into place for all customers — means. this ban comes into place for all customers in _ means. this ban comes into place for all customers in hampshire _ means. this ban comes into place for all customers in hampshire and - means. this ban comes into place for all customers in hampshire and the l all customers in hampshire and the isle all customers in hampshire and the isle of— all customers in hampshire and the isle of wight to get their drinking water— isle of wight to get their drinking water from southern water. what it means _ water from southern water. what it means is _ water from southern water. what it means is we — w

mike apps has this report. my girls have a water slide which they love playing on, so they won't be able to do that, but i guess we willjust be using the water butte more to water the flowers. this stretch of the river itchen in otterbourne is an extraction point for southern water. the reason the ban is being brought in is because flow levels are currently 25% down on what they should be at this time of year. the problem is no one knows for sure quite how long it is going to take them to return to normal.

mike mckee in position. futures positive .9%. let's go down to d.c. and cash app with mike mckee. mike: good morning.e important number that will bear on third-quarter gdp. a lot of people paying close attention to what we are seeing this morning. the advanced trade good balance comes in at $98.2 billion, a significant decline from the 104 earlier. that will be good news for the overall second-quarter growth rate. retail inventories up to percent. that is much higher than the 1.1% last time. this may be one reason that walmart and others have been complaining their inventories are too large. durable goods orders just breaking in, a key for the fed. what is business investment like? durable goods orders up 1.9%, which doesn't tell you a whole lot. we are looking for the breakdown in terms of capital goods. nondefense, ex-air, the stuff that goes into gdp, up .7%. that is more than twice than what was expected. it suggests business equipment shipped in the second quarter was up significantly. if you take the balance of the numbers that are out, and ex-trans up .3%, capital goods orders up half a percen

try babbel free today, go to babbel.com or download the app. miken now back from his trip to the middle east and controversial meeting with crown prince mohammad bin salman, mr. biden told reporters that he confronted mbs and held the crown prince responsible for his death but saudi diplomats are disputing that claim. we will have more from fox's second interview with critical foreign minister shortly. welcome to fox news live i'm mike emanuel. here in the nation's capitol the esen

apps. >> next, mike pence speaks to young conservatives about abortion, the economy and southern border. he has asked how his views of the conservative movement differ from former president trump. >> former vice president mike pence spoke at the young america's foundation conservative student conference in washington, d.c. the former vice president talked about several policy issues including abortion, school choice, inflation and border security. during the event he was also asked about his views on the conservative movement. this runs just under 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> there. i saw you all us that with senator ted cruz. i hope you had a good time checking out the minute. did you have a good evening to kick things off? you are in for a great day today a threat the rest of the week. in a moment wielder from our very special guest the 48 vice president of these united states. we have got betsy devos, ben carson, later jim jordan, my friend mike gallagher used to work for me and no member of congress. with a star-studded lineup of some of the be

apps. >> next, mike pence speaks to young conservatives about abortion, the economy and southern border. he has asked how his views of the conservative movement differ from former president trump. >> former vice president mike pence spoke at the young america's foundation conservative student conference in washington, d.c. the former vice president talked about several policy issues including abortion, school choice, inflation and border security. during the event he was also asked about his views on the conservative movement. this runs just under 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> there. i saw you all us that with senator ted cruz. i hope you had a good time checking out the minute. did you have a good evening to kick things off? you are in for a great day today a threat the rest of the week. in a moment wielder from our very special guest the 48 vice president of these united states. we have got betsy devos, ben carson, later jim jordan, my friend mike gallagher used to work for me and no member

app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >> mike: the mayor of uvalde texas is refute ago report that came outpolice officers missed multiple opportunities to kill a gunman that killed 21 at robb elementary school in may. the report does not give a complete and accurate account of what happened. rebuffing claims an officer saw the shooter prior to entering the building. he also says no uvalde police officers had any opportunity to take a shot at the gunman. tonight we follow up on a story we brought you last night involving a new york city store clerk charged with murder after stabbing and killing an attacker reportedly in self-defense. he is out of jail tonight after a judge agreed to lower his bail. the charge is receiving widespread criticism including from democratic new york city mayor eric adams. correspondent david lee miller is in new york with the late rest. jose alba is home for now. the 61-year-old convenience store clerk said nothing to reporters as he entered his apartment building. alba is charged with second degree murder. if convicted he faces up to 25 years in prison. supporte

mike, make sure that you are getting the app as a fire season continues. it is such a great resource for you to get alerts. of course, download that. >> i happen to have it. okay. we are here and great news in the upper east shore. all the lanes are open. westbound 80 should recover quickly. a disabled vehicle with complications. it took all the lanes a few minutes to clear that from the roadway. that is the recovery. it is smooth and dry once you get into richmond. no back up off of highway 4. now 580 has their obstruction out of the way. >> let's take a live look at capitol hill. the january 6th committee is hitting the home stretch in public hearings. one former ally now is offering to testify. today this good come with certain conditions? >> that is right. given the green light to testify in front of the january 6th committee. he says he is willing to do so if it is live and in public. committee members say that is unlikely. >> steve bannon, a member of the inner circle offering to testify for the january 6th committee. he is set to stand trial for con

mike back to you "steve the fox weather apps and it's heading for a high of 104 there in eagle pass,exas today. treacherous conditions and clearly proven to be deadly in some cases. but not letting up in any sense of it. >> no, no slow down at all. you get out of an air-conditioned car here and you just say wow because it hurts, the air hurts. and certainly a jarring scene that happens with regularity here, the calls go out, the boats arrive, the body is pulled from the river and taken away. i've seen it repeat itself again and again here along the border, my precooked steve live in eagle pass, texas. steve thanks very much. the white house as president by and is continuing to quote improve significantly after his covid diagnosis for this is his administration celebrates falling gas prices despite rampant inflation and growing fears of a recession. jackie is live at the white house, good afternoon jackie per. >> good afternoon mike. present bidens runny nose, cough and body aches have diminished. his predominant symptom is now a sore throat which has physician calls encouraging and a

watch live at five eastern on c-span, are free mobile app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> former vice president mike pence talked about the supreme court's overturning roe v. wade during a service at the florence baptist temple in south carolina. this is just over half an hour. [applause] >> hello south carolina. such an honor to be here today. in the pd region at a momentous time in the life of our nation. we are beginning a new chapter in american history we gather today because after nearly 50 years, of lost lives and broken hearts, 50 years of prayer, fasting, hoping and praying. today at long last, roe v. wade has been sent to the ash heap of history where it belongs. [applause] and america has been given a new beginning for life. i am honored today to be here at florence baptist temple here in south carolina to talk about the opportunities and challenges that we as pro-life americans have in post-roe america. thank you all for coming out this evening. i am humbled by this turn out, although i think you probably mostly came for the choir. [laughter] i've never had a worship director tell me i n

mike about so much more. to look at the full interview you can download the nbc bay area streaming app and you can find it under the must-see playlist. >>> just in. a big deal in aviation industry bringing together two competitors. jetblue and spirit airlines. frontier airlines and jetblue have been battling each other and talks fell apart yesterday. if approved it would create the fifth largest airline in america. >>> trending for you this morning. new hope for the choco taco. >> klondike said they would discontinue the choco taco. people putting them up on ebay . do not lose hope yet. the company salt and straw will debut a new product which happens to be national taco day. they said when one freezer closes , another one opens. have you ever had a choco taco? >> it is like a drumstick . >> i think there is a salt and straw in palo alto. we could have a field trip . >> this morning we will see numbers climbing into the 80s. there is low clouds and fog around san francisco. you see the low clouds and 58 degrees but notice the wind at 14 miles per hour this morning. there is patchy clouds and the smoke advisory

that's another way someone could help in affected area or download our blood donor app and make a donation appointment. mikefrom americans red cross during god's work out there kentucky. thank you very much jay. >> thank you. mike: windy and hot conditions feeling a wildfires printer parts of california and montana. california governor gavin newsom is declared a state of emergency in order for the 2000 residents to evacuate their homes. and n montana officials estimate it would take nearly a month to contain the wildfires there. in extreme heat wave vacant large parts with triple digit temperatures and scorching heat is suspected to have played a part and multiple fatalities. a final determination has not yet been made. burning temperatures are an echo of the heat dome that killed hundreds in the pacific northwest just last year. ♪ russian president vladimir putin signing a new naval doctrine targeting the united states as russia's top global adversary. this is a homemade drone hits russia's black sea fleet headquarters and drink six. alex hogan has the latest from kyiv. >> as the war rages on here in ukrai

app. stuart: mike pompeo has a warning about the potential prisoner swap for britney griner. >> is a bad guyon the russians want to get him home, to offer trade like this is a dangerous precedent. stuart: rebecca koffler joins us now, no agreements have been finalized, we just got that coming to us, do you think this prisoner swap is dangerous, what do you think it does? >> it is absolutely dangerous. he's not just a regular person and russian criminal, he is a person convicted for conspiring to kill americans, indirectly linked to putin himself, put in wants him in the biden administration will be endangering more americans by releasing this guy even in exchange for britney griner and paul whelen. >> any american in russia becomes a potential hostage >> put next playbook works every time, hostage diplomacy, they've sharpened it like a knife and many more americans will be in danger, not only is that but it is bad for our security because this guy has critical information, has been debriefed by our officers, he knows what our intelligence requirements aren't has critical insights being a for

app and the news at 4:00. this happened while we were talking. it does look like the winds are pretty steady, not too bad. mikehey will pick up at 3:00, that is usually the witching hour for winds to pick up. they bring a little more humidity and what i noticed is the small fire, it was putting out more gray smoke than black smoke, which means it is still in an area of vegetation as opposed to burning man made things, which are much more toxic and harder to put out at times. so there is that. by looking at the size of it, hopefully firefighters can get it taken care of. it is not in an extreme area. kristen: speaking of extremes, forecasters are forecasting another year of la niÑa this winter. i think it will be the third. talk to us about what that would mean if we have that and why that doesn't look good for the drought. mike: 66% chance of la niÑa continuing for october, november and december, the beginning of the wet season. la niÑa means less than average amounts of wet weather in california. that wasn't the case in oregon and washington, where they almost had too much and had issues. that is part of the

app. announcer: former vice president mike pence is on the campaign trail as he contemplates a president running 2020 four. he traveled to south carolina to talk about policy proposals after the supreme court struck down roe v. wade. watch his remarks tonight at 9:50 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> there are a lot of places to get political information. but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here, here, here or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. announcer: this week on the c-span networks, wednesday morning, ceos of some of america's leading firearms manufacturers will testify for the house oversight committee on the practices and profits of gun makers. thursday morning, the house judiciary committee conducts an oversight committee on the justice department national security division and the veterans affairs committee will examine the progress made by the department of veterans affairs on ending sexual h

mike pence -- mike pence will be part of an event at the heritage foundation at 5:00 this afternoon if you can see that on c-span, c-span now, our app, or c-span upward. the former vice president, mike pence, and also a story that president trump is expected to address an event later on on tuesday here in washington, d.c.. steven in california starts us off on whether president trump should take another run for office in 2024. go ahead. caller: if president trump were to get nominated, i surely without a doubt would vote for him. so, he has done some things that i don't like but he has done a lot of good for this country. however, i hope that he doesn't run. because i don't think, let me put it this way. i think he has lost maybe 10% to 15% of the republican party and i think that's too high of a loss to gain the victory in a presidential race. i would like to see ron desantis run. and if he doesn't run i think we are in a world of hurt. we have got to gain the, the presidency to stop this, this socialist distraction. host: when you say the president lost 10% to 50% of support, what do you attribute that to? caller: i think that the

mike spoke to dan about so much more. to watch the full interview download our streaming app. you can find it under the must- see playlist. >>> in less than one hour two is bay city's are working to help the community prepare for fire season. pg&e hosting a virtual safety town hall this afternoon. officials will go over wildfire prevention plans. the event starts at noon and later today in lafayette police and the emergency preparedness commission will hold a town hall and that starts at 6:00 p.m. >>> incredible new drum video as a emergency is still unfolding in kentucky. some people forced to leave their homes in boats. at least three people were killed, several others reported missing. this is brand-new video of the delusion water people have been dealing with. there are reports of homes being swept away. the kentucky governor spoke about this morning's devastation. >> hundreds will lose their homes and this is going to be yet another of it that is going to take not months, but likely years for many families to rebuild and recover from. >> parts of the state expected to see

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watch live at five eastern on c-span, are free mobile app c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> former vice president mikepence talked about the supreme court's overturning roe v. wade during a service at the florence baptist temple in south carolina. this is just over half an hour. [applause] >> hello south carolina.

mike about much more. to watch the full interview download our nbc bay area streaming app on roku, amazon fire tv or apple tv and you can find it under the must-see playlist. >>> a big deal in the aviation industry that will bring together tonight be competitors. jetblue and spirit airlines have agreed to merge any deal worth nearly $4 billion. frontier airlines and jetblue have been battling each other over the purchase of spirit and frontier's talks fell apart yesterday. if approved, the deal would create america's fifth largest airline. >>> 5:16 and we want to welcome back lara to the anchor test pick >> i took a few days off. >> you been gone a long time. >> people asked me, heavy retired? >> it did feel longer but it was just three days. >> she posted on facebook. a scary moment for you and the little ones. >> we took a road trip down to the central coast. packed the kids and the dog in the car and we were 20 minutes out and we got a blowout in the tire. but you know what? i called aaa. this guy shows up and he has the shirt on that says, the tire store. thank you. i thought he was a aaa guy. he said

mike pence lays out his policy agenda. the discussion is being hosted by the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. watch live today on c-span, on the free c-span now video app, or online at c-span.org. >> next, the two candidate for the democratic nomination in florida's 2022 gubernatorial race, representative charlie crist and florida agriculture commissioner nikki friede participate in a debate hosted by miami's nbc6 and telemundo 51. the winner of the august 23 primary were going to face the incumbent republican governor ron desantis in the 2022 general election. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [speaking spanish] >> and jackie nespral main anchor for increasing six news and south florida and host of the weekly political show impact. [speaking spanish] >> translator: -- to the democracy for this bilingual debate telemundo 51 any b6 are joined by a florida telemundo partner station in west palm beach, orlando, tampa, fort myers and naples. [speaking spanish] >> translator: it is a big honor. >> were welcome to our studio charlie crist, congressional representative for district 13 in the tampa-st. petersburg area florida, and nikki fried, agriculture commissioner for florida

app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >> mike: firing up the grill is costing more as inflation increasesgoing to cost you a lot more than it did last year. the american farm bureau federation says americans will pay about 17% more for their fourth of july cookouts compared to a year ago. we have got our producer on the grill as we go item by item to show you how much more each item is going to cost. we will start with ground beef, up 36% from last year. chicken breast, up 33%, and they trust me to cook the pork in the beans. those are up 33% from a year ago. here is our side table with all of the fixings. the must haves, like hamburger buns, those are up 16% from last year. potato salad, right in front of those, that's up 19% from last year, and fresh squeezed lemonade, you've got to have that on a hot july day, that's up 22% from last year. i want to draw your attention to the side of the table, because if you only want to feed your guests items that have gone down in price from a year ago, here is all you will have to serve. potato chips, sliced cheese, and strawberries. even are decor

app. look at this development, moms nationwide mobilizing their political power to action for the midterms. mikeerms by creating a nonprofit group called moms for liberty which says it's focused on unifying, educating and empowering people to defend their parental rights. a summit in tampa over the weekend, a group led by former school board members said they witnessed our shortsighted district policies her children and their families. >> parents realize the american government doesn't work well and while we were busy raising our kids and working, we saw during covid elected officials advocated their authority so parents are ready to take the reins school districts across the country to sit on school boards and field we were able to give parents a lot of good skills and resources to be effective candidates. >> cardona trying to engage more the parents as well with the creation of a parents group of his own, national parents and families engagement counsel will serve as an important link between families and caregivers, education advocates and their school communities. conservative parent groups

app now are hello there. how you doing? i'm good to. thanks for asking. welcome to another edition of the 77 percent. there's sure for africa's majority. you. i am your host, eddie mike, a junior now, today we're looking into an issue that affects many young people across the continent. i'm talking about the use and abuse of drugs, but we're not just looking at the problem, but also how young people can support the appears in dealing with it. yes. what's coming up in kenya, we investigate how heroin addiction has grown in coastal communities. we explore how my, you wanna my become the money spinner in montana, the social media high kicking, marshall out address, who knows? no limits. now let's start off in kenya, where many coastal towns have become hot, spots of drug trafficking in the week of the co. 19 pandemic. the communities are now confronted with rise and numbers of drug addicts. the world health organization, regional office for africa estimates more than half of drug users are between 10 to 19 years old. now that is staggering, our very own either kamani went to see for herself. i'll this worry in trend affects daily life. it's a curious sight, an infant sl

. cargo e bikes from app for cruising, with the international cooperative, has high goals, reduce the c o 2, and create new jobs. eco africa. in 30 minutes, the w. o. in. good, mike. how can miss passionate hatred of the people be explained? your goal tongue go? a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles in the christian christianity wants to come from. that is why christianity use the figure of the gym as a deterrent. it's a history of slander of hatred and violence. a 3rd of our people were exterminated $6000000.00 jews, like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. a history of anti semitism this week on d. w ah ah. ah beth as dw news life on berlin civilians feeling the brunt of a region wall. ukraine says at least 15 people are dead and many more messen in rabble that's up to russia. miss al strike collapsed an apartment block. also coming up 15 people shops dead in south africa, away to a township of johannesburg. buffalo.

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app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >>> breaking news. we learned in the last hour president biden has spoken by phone for the wife of wnba superstar brittany greiner. mike it was only yesterday that we learned that bret anygreiner had directly written this her to the president, saying as she put it, i know you have a lot to do, but please don't forget about us, referring not to just herself being wrongfully detained, but other americans as well. our own team reported this morning that the responsibility could come today. right before the president departed the white house, the white house relosing this readout of a call, not just with president biden, but also vice president harris participating as well, in which they spoke to sherrelle greiner. he read the her that he has written to brit yeah briner as well. he committed to ensuring they are provided with all possible assistance while his administration pursued every avenue to bring brit yeah home. something of a public pressure campaign on the white house will continue, as we see a rally tonight in phoenix, hosted by the phoenix mercury, the wnba team, that greiner should be playing for and that would

apps. larry: trying to figure out every way to say. kristen: at least we don't have to turn on the ac like in london. mike: if they have it.hey would like to come here right now. maybe our tourism will increase over the next couple of days or so. their heatwave should end tomorrow but it could come back. we've got a sizable summer spread from an average 66 in san francisco to a little warmer than average, 94 in antioch. warning clouds will peel back to the coast. a rinse and repeat forecast not only tomorrow and stay in thursday. we may see a little drop in temperatures friday but that two or four degrees will come back for the weekend. another hurricane turning in the eastern pacific but unlike darby, this is not going to make it to the islands. it is going to fall apart and go away, so no roadways or weddings ruined. look at that forecast will stop that says summer right there. larry: a new docuseries takes us behind the scenes with baseball great derek jeter. >> a lot of personal triumphs and personal disappointments. kristen: a now you can save big on supersonic wifi from xfinity. can it handle all of my devices? oh, a

app. >> welcome back to the daily show, tonight was the season finale of the january 6th hearing. the tv event that investigates the day a mob of maga maniacs tried to help mike pence heat his hero. so with phase one of the herings coming to a close, let's catch up on the latest developments of our ongoing coverage of january 6th. after weeks of televised hearings, we're learning a lot about what happened on january 6th and the day that lead up to it. we learned that done all trump was told by his closest advisors that the election wasn't toll en, he set up a fake election defense fund that took millions of dollars from his supportsers. we learned he knew his-- crowd was armed and sent them to the capitol anyway and after all of this, guys, i don't know about you, but i'm starting to think this donald trump guy might be bad news. i am seeing one or two red flags here. and i am not the only one. because remember how we learned in those hearings about how trump tried to get mike pence to single handedly toss out the election results, remember that part. well, a bipartisan group of senators has decided that shit should never happen again. >> here in washington a

app. >>> before the break, you heard some of the testimony played last night from a national security official, identity concealed about radio transmission from mikeurity detail. this is another portion of it, no less disturbing than the first. >> it was just chaos in there. they're just yelling. >> what prompted you to put it into an entry? >> they were running out of options and they're getting nervous. it sounds like we're -- that we came very close to either service happening with legal options worse. like, at that point, i don't know. is the vp compromised? is the detail -- i don't know. like, we didn't have visibility, but it doesn't -- if they're screaming and saying things like, "say good-bye to the family," the floor needs to know this is going to a whole lanothr level soon. >> thankfully, it did not, but only by the slimmest of margins. here to talk about it, jonathan wackrow. great to see you. a whole another level here when you hear that testimony. just how close the vice president was to that danger on january 6th. and their agents, you heard them, doing their best to avoid a bad outcome. in your experience, what would they have been

app. >> there was a time in the aftermath of january six when it seemed like there were multiple independent coupons. there was a pressure campaign, that vice president mikece to overturn the election in his ministerial role on that day, on the six, on the capitol, there was also the fake elector scheme, which was an effort from republicans in seven states, won by joe biden to kind of meet but their own group of people saying, they are electors and sign documents, and send them to the capitol on the six. now, thanks to previously undisclosed emails obtained by the new york times, it's clear than ever than those two plots actually part of a unified coup plot. and arizona lawyer working with the trump campaign wrote to a campaign adviser saying, quote, we would just be sending in fake electoral votes to pence so that someone in congress can make an objection when they start counting votes, and start arguing that the fake votes should be counted. the times has an incredibly new piece putting the full scheme into context. one of the -- kenny benner, investigator for the new york times. so give me your version of the one minute description of what the fake ele

app. alex holder's new documentary, unprecedented, about the trump family was released just a few hours ago. hold her had unique access to donald trump, his children, and vice president mike pence during the final days of the trump presidency. this is including before and after january 6th. here's what donald trump had to say about that day. >> we talked for a minute about january 6th? >> yeah. well it was a sad day but it was a day where there was great anger in our country. the people went to washington primarily because they were angry with an election that they thought was right. a very small portion, as you know, went down to the capitol, and then a very small portion of them went in. i will tell you, they were angry from the standpoint of what happened in the election because they're smart and they see. they saw what happened. i believe that that was a big part of what happened on january six. >> it's important to point out here, trump's characterization of the quote, very small crowd at the capitol on the sixth, it is not true. here's what trump children have to say about the six. >> he said before that you didn't to talk about the capitol, should we move on? >> ye

app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. announcer: former vice president mikeence is on the campaign trail as he contemplates a presidential run in 2024. he recently traveled to south carolina to talk about policy proposals after the supreme court struck down roe v. wade. watch his remarks tonight at 9:50 p.m. eastern on c-span. house lawmakers passed legislation that puts into law right to marry regardless of sexual orientation. the measure reveals the defense of marriage act and ensures the legality of same-sex and interracial marriages. this comes in the wake of the supreme court decision overturning roe v. wade after justice clarence thomas suggested marriage equality may be reconsidered. 47 republicans crossed the line. it now heads to the senate. 8404, the respect for marriage act, would reaffirm that marriage equality is and must remain the law of the land. over the past several decades, millions of lgbtq people in loving and supportive relationships have married and formed families, particularly after the supreme court ruled in oberkfell and

mike pence lays out his policy agenda. the discussion being hosted by the heritage foundation in washington dc. watch live today on c-span, the free c-span video app or online at c-span.org. >> next a conversation on the role of social media and democracy. it was part of the us court of appeals ninth circuit judiciary conference in big sky montana. >> thank you caroline, thank you judge. you judge owens. thank you renc and all the ninth circuit staff for making this conference possible especially after our long pandemic. i'm so thrilled to be here with this unbelievable panel. you are in for a treat. these are the nations leading experts on social media and democracy. no nobel prize winner and journalists maria has said social media poses a direct democracy around the world, not just here in the united states. she's said social mediaallows people to spread disinformation , divides people from one another and incites violence. concerns about our election are rising here in the united states as we face midterm elections in november and another presidential election in two years. the same time we are seeing calls from the right and left for social me

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app. and c-span.org/ukraine. go to c-span.org/ukraine. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is representative mike johnson.e is a member of the judiciary commission on civil rights. where does your state stand on trigger laws? guest: we pride ourselves on being a pro-life state. we passed a constitutional amendment to further ensure it. it would be a pro-life jurisdiction except the trigger law has been challenged so it has been tied up in the courts. ultimately, it will be resolved in a few weeks. host: what is the challenge that they brought forth against the law? guest: they say that the trigger law is vague in they can't understand how it will be enforced. the people making that argument, this is the overwhelming consensus of our state and we have the right to do that. host: if the lot does go into effect what would it cover? guest: there is an exception for the life of the mother, it is a conservative state. they believe in god and country in this is in line with that. host: as far as access for those who do not share those beliefs where do they turn to? guest: we believe in the sanctity of every huma

mike pence, who is scheduled to speak speaks at 9:00 a.m. at the national conservative conference. donald trump will speak at 3:00 p.m. and we will stream that on our c-span now mobile app. an already much discussed drama. there is new drama over the choice of venue. peter navarro is asking trump not to go forward with the event because he believes that the america first policy institute is insufficiently devoted to trumpism or what navarro believes it should be. you can read that at politico.com. that piece that was referenced is published this morning on the american greatness website. you can read that there. a tweet from politico. mike pence is trying to put forward a new narrative about the republican party. here is that piece. mike pence is trying to send a message is the headline. you may not have predicted that mike pence, a man who praised donald trump 13 times in the span of a minute would defy his boss. it is a brave new world in politics. he is campaigning, and essence, against trump. yesterday -- last friday, the man-made appearances in the grand canyon state. trump headlined a rally in prescott valley. here is the former vice president at one of the politi

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mike pence lays out his policy agenda. the discussion is being hosted by the heritage foundation in washington, d.c. watch live today on c-span, on the free c-span now video app, or online at c-span.org. >> next, the two candidate for the democratic nomination in florida's 2022 gubernatorial race, representative charlie crist and florida agriculture commissioner nikki friede participate in a debate