host: go ahead and respond, aaron. guest: i agree. all government spending with caution. they know they are -- two people of under $400,000. they are going to be going after that mom-and-pop shop. individuals -- those are people they are going to be auditing as well. that is what i mean when i say everyday americans should be worried about this. i think they already are when they do things. i think they are going to be concerned about this. i don't believe this is a good thing for your everyday americans. to squeeze the american population for every dollar they could possibly allude to the irs. when you are in potential litigation or audit with the irs, because in everyday american doesn't want to go down that route. everybody should be scared about what the biden administration --. caller: taking the fifth amendment. can you imagine how much criminal behavior he must have been guilty of? are you just against unions altogether? guest: i believe if unions are going to exist, they should be voluntary. people should go ab

at aaron burr, he does not want to take aaron burr's life. but aaron burr. once his and so essentially what alexander hamilton does is he helps to preserve the spirit of democracy. he helps to establish the united states. he helps to prove by an umpire is important and all of that is no small accomplishment for the orphaned panelists. -- brat of a scotch peddler which was how john adams had described him. so as i said this really establishes a pattern in world history a pattern from which we all benefit today i leave with you with my traditional parting shot, which is how could a father with seven young children? not defend his life in a duel for that you will have to read my next book. thank you. thank you. well, good evening, everyone both so i thank you so much for coming tonight. thank you to everyone here at the lyceum. and then thank you for everyone on zoom and joining through c-span as well. before we start i would like to inform everyone that this lecture will be recorded and available for later viewing. my name is angelique moss and i'm the chairwo

at aaron burr, he does not want to take aaron burr's life. but aaron burr. once his and so essentially what alexander hamilton does is he helps to preserve the spirit of democracy. he helps to establish the united states. he helps to prove by an umpire is important and all of that is no small accomplishment for the orphaned panelists. -- brat of a scotch peddler which was how john adams had described him. so as i said this really establishes a pattern in world history a pattern from which we all benefit today i leave with you with my traditional parting shot, which is how could a father with seven young children? not defend his life in a duel for that you will have to read my next book. thank you. thank you. well, welcome to econ 107b an

>> reporter: exactly, aaron.y saying they learned the reported action just like everyone else. they had no advanced notice and they also referred everybody to the department of justice which, if you ask legal experts, that's exactly how something like this is supposed to work. it wouldn't have been something that would have been common for the white house to know of this search and seizure of the former president's home in mar-a-lago. today they are not talking about this either. they're very focused on the legislation that the president just signed on the south lawn where we did attempt to ask questions to see if he could hear us and provide a reaction. it's a little tricky sometimes when the music is playing, and it's unclear he could hear them, although he did look in our direction and seemed to know what we were asking about. if i can predict, what the white house is going to continue to say in the press briefing and later today is that they defer this to the department of justice. they don't see themselves a

aaron rogers' trip. and amandla stenberg.and applause ) >> trevor: hey, what's going on everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in, and thank you for coming out in person. thank you for being here. thank you for being here. thank you so much. thank you, everybody. attack a seat. let's do this thing. we've got a great show for you tonight. the choco taco is coming back from the dead, scientists are bringing pigs back from the dead, and aaron rogers is more alive than ever. and here to talk about her brand-new horror movie, amandla stenberg is joining us. let's go straight into today's headlines. ( applause ) all right, people, i'm going to be honest-- with all the news that happened today, i don't think we have enough space in today's show. i-- i've looked at it from every angle. i even tried those vacuum-sealed bag to compress everything, and still, we just don't have enough time to cover all the news. fortunately, not enough time is just enough time for a segment we call "ain't n

aaron: yeah, it sure is. you know, they came after us during the previous administration and the previous administration was right to reign them in and tell them no and actually hhs secretary brian harrison got on twitter today and he was the one at the time who told the fda to knock it off and he did it again today, but unfortunately not in power today so right now it's secretary biserra and up to the biden administration to put the fda back on their leash again and reign them in or else they're going to dis-incentivize small businesses from helping out during the next disaster. kennedy: yeah, and there's going to be another one with the incompetence between the cdc and world health organization, we've never gotten to the bottom of it. we have people, patriotic people like you, empathetic out there doing whatever they can so you didn't have to sacrifice your businesses so you could keep going, but there are the bureaucrats, the ones in power and, you know, i don't trust them to identify any of these causes t

. >> coronavirus is actually an mvp aaron roberts reveals witchhunt fishing of the envelop in covid-19 copy came after him. >> the biden administration pushes towards the green utopia raising prices to drive electric so much with tax credit. >> will first attempt at a party to city president biden's ramped up rhetoric is republicans and is content for what he calls, mega republicans is growing. biden: respected conservative republicans i don't respect these mega republicans, the power stream in the mega republicans are destroying america. >> and that was after he dropped the f word and island fundraiser saying that what we're seeing now is either the beginning or the death of an extreme mega philosophy and i'm going to say something that is like, semi- fascist and impressed maybe particularly have no problem with the words and commander-in-chief is using to describe the gop. >> the present works across all of the timing is criticize were in this present, he focuses on people and their families in on himself and so we will work with republicans and we will work with the democrats and i

aaron becker who is also the varsity football coach. this is from his police interview the day of the drowning. there is surveillance video of the actual drowning, but it was legally sealed by a judge in contra costa county after a request from the school district. >> tell me what we see in the video, what you see. >> so, what you can see in the video is that they treaded water, it appears, for almost 4 minutes. and we learn that he told the kids that they couldn't hold on and if anyone held on they would add more time. and you see becker with many of the kids still in the pool, turnaround on the diving board with his back to the pool, step down, sit with his back to the pool, putting on his socks and shoes to leave for lunch. >> how do you will show up with 57 and walkup with 56 and the one with your day? >> reporter: as the lawsuit unfolded, key elements of the tragedy were revealed. among them, aaron becker's red cross lifeguard certification had expired before the drowning. >> i don't know when it lapsed. i would have to go back and

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maryalice parks and aaron katersky standing by. >>> also tonight, the rushdie attack. the author who spent years in hiding now hospitalized with serious injuries. the man accused of stabbing him in court today entering a plea of not guilty. what we're learning about the suspect's alleged support for the iranian regime that called for rushdie's death. >>> the warning about polio. with traces of the virus found in new york city's waste water, the dangerous disease that causes paralysis once eliminated in the u.s. back on the radar. if you had the vaccine, how long does protection last? what you need to know. >>> deadly flash flooding in the southwest. a second body found in las vegas. a daring rescue in arizona. rob marciano on the new concern about a possible mega flood that could one day devastate california. >>> the war in ukraine raging, with fighting near the country's largest nuclear plant. what one official is warning tonight. >>> trouble on the tarmac. two planes bumping each other at a busy airport. >>> "america strong." the doctor who overcame the longest of od

d w report it aaron tilting is at the oda river next to the german polish border. aaron, a river full of dead fish. it's hard to imagine and yet one can't imagine. it's probably not very pleasant. no, definitely not. i've been talking to locals here over the last 2 days, and they've been telling me that for weeks now, they've been pulling tons of dead fish from the river right here. and initially, all indications were that this had something to do with climate change with the low water levels or the extreme heat ways. we've been grappling with here in germany. but now it does seem that some type of industrial accident on the polish side of the bar border further up river may actually be the culprit. now we know the polish authorities detected some type of chemical spill in the river, actually as late as july, but unfortunately, they never communicated that information on to the german side. instead, they warned their own citizens to avoid the water and avoid eating fish from the river. now so far they been rather tight lipped as to exactly what that chemical substance could be. but we

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. >> the teacher in charge, aaron becker, also the varsity football coach.s is from his police interview the day of the drowning. there is a surveillance video of the actual drowning, but it was legally sealed by a judge in contra costa county after a request from the school district. tell me what we see in the video. what you see? >> so, what you can see in the video is meant they treaded water, for what appears to be four minutes, even though it was at least three. we learned that he told the kids, they couldn't hold on. if anybody held on, he would add more time. you see becker with many of the kids still in the pool turnaround on the diving board with his back to the pool, step down, sit with his back to the pool, putting on his socks and shoes. he's about to leave for lunch. >> reporter: how did he show with 57 and watch them walk out with 56? go on with the day. as lawsuit against san ramon high school unfolded, key elements of the tragedy were revealed. among them, aaron becker's red cross lifeguard certification that expired before the drowning. >> i

maryalice parks and aaron katersky are standing by with the latest. >>> also tonight, a gunman opens fire on a bus near jerusalem's western wall. at least five americans are wounded. a pregnant woman shot in the stomach. her condition tonight, as well as her baby's. the father shot as he protected his son. and what we're learning about the alleged gunman. >>> flooding fears. parts of the country that are desperate for rain are now bracing for dangerous floods. rob marciano times it out for us. >>> salman rushdie recovering. the author, now off a ventilator after the vicious stabbing. we speak with a second victim, and new information about the suspect. >>> fleeing the fighting. ukrainian families desperate to escape the battle near the country's largest nuclear plant. >>> we're in afghanistan, one year after the taliban takeover. tonight, the youngest victims of this economic crisis. every baby in this hospital is malnourished. our ian pannell, who was there when the country fell, is back in kabul tonight. >>> demand is growing for the monkeypox vaccine with new york city is converti

ah, i'm aaron tilton, thanks for joining us. a top level visit ukraine and a stern warning to rush up. the head with united nations has reiterated concerns over the safety of your biggest nuclear power station and renewable cherishes calling for a safe zone around the russian occupied separation nuclear plant. each side accuses the other of shelling the facility she of also cleans russia is plain to cut electricity produced at the station from its power network. missing the port odessa quoterush had a clear message for moscow. obviously, the electricity from somebody, its ja, is ukrainian electricity. and the, it's necessary, especially during the winter ford of ukrainian people and these, but his people must be fully respected. the risk of a trouble like accident or worse is spreading fear among local residents, while still under ukrainian control. the city of separation is alarmingly close to the front line. nuclear plant. the demand is skyrocketing every day, pharmacies ins, parisha, so iodine pills to residence. they're anxi

i'm aaron chilton for me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for joining us. we'll see you at the top of next hour. ah, hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform for africa. you to beat issues and share ideas you know, all these channels. we are not afraid to copy.

ah, i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the program driven chancellor. all of sholtes is facing criticism for a slow reaction to remarks made by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas during a visit to berlin. speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor on tuesday evening, abbas said that israel had committed quote 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking in outpouring of anger. here in germany. the chancellor later said he was disgusted by the commons. but critics say he was too slow to respond. it was this moment at the very end of the press conference that caused outreach. now come on in since 1947 for taken back to the present day. and feel israel has carried out 50 massacre in melody for the for me, in 50 palestinian village of the elephant laura 50 massacres. 50 holocaust you and until to day every day, every day our people get killed by the israeli army. this about germany is needing tablo beard called as a holocaust scandal at the chancellor's office. but it wasn't only about comment that spite outraged it was also this reactio

aaron, what's at the center of the plea and what could this deal mean for the trump organization and the former president himself? >> reporter: it certainly implicates the business practices of the former president's company, linsey. allen weisselberg came here to court to plead guilty to scheming with the trump organization to avoid taxes. over and over, weisselberg said "yes, your honor," softly as he was asked whether he committed the criminal conduct. for 15 years, weisselberg arranged for certain executives to get paid with off the books perks. in his case, a luxury car, an parm, private school tuition for his grandkids. and weisselberg decided, he would agree, to pay back $2 million and testify against the trump organization. but loyal to the end, weisselberg decided he would rather spend five months in prison rather than turn on his boss and members of the trump family. his plea agreement does not require him to help the manhattan district attorney's office in the broader criminal investigation of trump himself. linsey? >> aaron katersky, our thanks to you. >>> now to the cris

also, is aaron rodgers licking code? jig, oh, love the summer. we love it here. you hit the beach, you spend time outside in the summer, but there's no worse feeling than sweating bullets in the heat. want to play pickup basketball with your boys? get ready. nothing feels better than sitting in a nice play with your feet kicked up. not everybody is that lucky. >> mr. seinfeld, please, i'm begging you, put the air conditioner on. i lost 6 pounds. >> i don't even know how to work it. >> jesse: if you think it's hard to beat the heat here, try going to europe. starting next week, spain is banning offices, shops, airports and bars from turning their air conditioning below 80 degrees. it's going to make things brutal. just last month in spain, they had temperatures 109. we actually sent one of our producers, joey, to check it out in spain. he's the patriot who helped me get the fireworks on the fourth. more importantly, he's the office whistler that drives gutfeld crazy. he just texted me this video. i haven't even seen it yet. let's watch it together. >> it's joey in

last night, yankees slugger aaron judge launching his major league leading 50th home run of the season3 this year. it is just the tenth player in mlb history to record multiple 50 home run seasons and the numbers most yankees fans are looking at won't be bonds or maguire, it is maris's 60 and ruth's 61, aided without roids. and it was the two-run homer hit in the 5th but the angels two a star ohtani that made a difference in the l.a. 4-3 win over new york. what a guy. what a superstar this guy is. and another historic swing for retiring st. louis slugger albert pujols who hit the 694th homer of his career and last night's 13-4 win over the cincinnati reds marks a 450th different pitcher pujols has hit a hole run against breaking a tie with barry bonds and setting a new mlb record. jonathan lemire, and of course on top of this, i know you're very quited, the boston red sox announcing that bloom will be back next year. >> yes. the sox saying that bloom, the embattled general manager and alex cora, the manager, 2018 world series champion, will both be back next year. we're five games unde

officer aaron dean resigned two days later. for murder within two months. >> my family, we really shouldn't be at this point dealing with an assassination. >> why do you call it that? >> because that is exactly what it is. >> reporter: last time we spoke, you could sense the anger in your spirit. today i sense sadness. >> yeah, it's more sadness than anger, being angry. caused so much stress to my heart, so it's more sadness than anger, for sure. but i'm still angry, very angry. very, very angry. >> reporter: amber's health declined in the year since atatiana's death. as for her son, atatiana's now 11-year-old nephew zion, who witnessed the shooting, she says he's still in therapy. >> he's in a lot of pain. he blame himself for a long time. in the back of his head, he probably still blames himself. >> reporter: dean remains on bond, awaiting trial. >> how's it been knowing he's been out all this time? >> devastating. i'm angry about that. ! his trial date has been pushed back at least four times. >> no comment. >> they blamed i

they're taking on a familiar opponent, aaron rodgers and the green bay packers aaron rodgers. what he took it on the chin a few months ago, right? how long was it about 7 months ago when they played at lambeau field, you know, try to get to the super bowl and they beat aaron rodgers. aaron rodgers, not taking the field tonight because they want to bubble wrap him as well to make sure that he's ready for the regular season. henry jerkins, my photographer and i we love football and tonight should be a packed house because you know, it's better regular season football and having no football at all. preseason football will take it right. so they expect a lot of people to show up. they have the barricades ready to roll as the preseason moves on. maybe attendance goes down just a little bit. but tonight they expect them packed audience. perfect weather. perfect team. perfect venue. the field of jeans, all they need is you and a lot of money because i hate to tell you this. i'm sure the snacks, the drinks at regular season crisis. back to you. yeah, of course they will be thank you w

i'm joined now by jackson city council member aaron banks and cassandra welchland. she's a social work trer tryingo help her neighbors and a mother of three trying to get her family through this crisis. cassandra, let me start with you and how your family is dealing with this. >> thank you, victor, for having me. so our family today we've been, you know, working to just adjust. my children are out of school and we have been having to, of course, buy water to cook, to brush our teeth, to just do the basic necessities that we need in order just to keep our family afloat. so today was online zoom and also feeding our kids at home, but the water was -- we had low water pressure today. the water was brown when we turned it on this morning. we've gotten a little bit more pressure as the day has gone on, but it's definitely been of course an inconvenience, not just for my family but for families across the city of jackson. >> we've got a picture that you sent us of the water that comes out of the spigot. this is at your bathtub. the mayor says that the city right now is un

scoreless in the fifth until aaron judge connects. rise, the judge with 49 homers to lead baseball. degerrit cole. one of the best pitchers in the game. steven kwon grew up in fremont, made an incredible catch. kwon into the stands to make the catch. he stayed in the game. while the jimmy g. rumors persist, the 49ers will persist with trey lance. he went 7-11, 17-0 loss. >> i'm glad he got some experience in the preseason. i wish he got more about i am glad he came out healthy. larry: raiders-patriots, final preseason game. jones picked off, returned for 30 yards. white, keep an eye on him, ricky out of georgia. raters went up 10-0. -- raiders went up 10-0. 23-6, the final. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and rest

aaron, i would like to start with you, is it inevitable that biden will extend the freeze, and if soe taking so long to make this announcement? >> well, good evening ayman, good to be with you. i want to start by saying the political states do not matter to the people that have student loan debts, there are people who did vote for biden hoping that he would address this issue, it's something that he talked about when he was campaigning and it could be a factor heading into november, if and when president biden runs for reelection. this is because we know that the pandemic has only exacerbated an already strange situation. while this administration has taken some steps to cancel student loan debts they paused student loan debts particularly for people defrauded by the for-profit institute, there are still people looking to the administration for answer, and for holistic solutions to this issue. it has stalled in part because politicians are divided on whether to cancel student loan debts, but a majority of americans are not divided. they favor at least some relief and let me also add,

>> yeah, first of all ayman, joyce, -- aaron and i are off in the south.finition of a veggie tray. this is the recruiting class that the republican party has put together this cycle. it's abysmal at best. whoever did decide that the six or seven top tier senate republican candidates should be the nominees, from the rnc or the and our s c, or whatever entity, help them recruit mitch mcconnell, should be fired. they are abysmal candidates. you look at somebody like dr. oz, he does not seem to know what campaign one-on-one is, which is, you've got to be authentic to yourself. oz is a very wealthy television doctor, who made a lot of money off of people watch them on tv for a number of years. he cannot go out there and say, oh, i only have two houses and not expect us to believe -- that or not expect that an opposition researcher or opposition researcher will dig through that, and -- that you are lying. he also can't walk to a grocery store and pretend that he understands the cost of food, and he's an every man of the people, who is alarmed at the cost of broc

kennedy: it's going to make aaron rodgers take more psychedelics. we have 30 seconds, condoleezza rice is a confessed brown's fan and may oversee some of this. how will that work? >> if goodell appoints that person or oversee that person, it's a goodell appointee. that person is probably deciding for the nfl. my predict is they win this round and head to federal court is my prediction here. kennedy: really, this is insane. i just feel like more should have been done and this is so deeply offensive and, you know, for him to basically admit guilt by paying all of these women and, you know, it's like he's not johnny depp. he's closer to jeffrey epstein. >> right, he settled 23 of 24 civil cases and one remains, the houston texans settled with 30 women and might be more civil lawsuits here and this thing has much as it might be finished in the suspension, we're battling this out in the courts and trial date of april of 2023 for the one remaining several accuser. kennedy: think deshawn watson will play before then? >> he could play in week one if he figh

they had a problem even though hamilton, despise jefferson and aaron burr, he despised aaron burr moredd bad experiences. with aaron burr, jefferson was furious that the federalist were playing games and that burr had stabbed him in the back. in the end as pointed out in the smithsonian a piece written november 1, 2004, an excellent piece by john sperling, the federalist decided to back burr, hearing their decision thomas jefferson told john adams, any attempt to defeat the presidential election will produce resistance by force an incalculable consequences. that is thomas jefferson. what else. burr was not the only given a high stake. every conceivable pressure was applied to changed votes. every conceivable pressure. those in the deadlocked obligations recorded daily but no one was lobby more aggressively than james baird. delaware's long congressman. who held in his hands the sole determination of how his day would vote. this was the guy that would make all the difference in the world. he was pressured, he was lobby, bribes were even offered. for weeks, warnings had circulated some d

there is aaron judge. he did not homer tonight, so we stayed at 48, but wow. they scored some runs, former a, josh josh donaldson, extended new york's lead to make it 12-one. but got bad enough that sheldon, sheldon, a position player, came came into pitch. he did retire all five hitters he faced. 10,876 paid to see the yankees . yankees role. final of 13-4, same two teams tomorrow, but somehow i think the niners will be on everyone's minds though. some tough decisions to make in the next few days. cut down day is tuesday. 1:00, pacific time, as the rosters gets down from 8. from 80-53. >> did you ever watch hard knocks, that episode-- >> oh yeah. >> you are so connected to these these guys because they work so hard, and it is their dream, but but it is not easy to see them go. >> can't keep them all. >> no you can't. that is tough business. > >> the countdown is offered, nasa's return to the moon. up next, the northern california company that will play a big role in the mission. >> tonight the countdown is on for nasa's latest mission to the the moon. >> nasa

anyway, you know, i actually like aaron, adam aaron and i think he's a resourceful ceo who was handeda really rough hand, and he did some good jobs. amc ape conspiracy theory. kenny g is not controlling shares secretly. liz: i want to say the way of water avatar move virgin islands i love the original avatar. charlie: i bet you wait till you're getting it on streaming. liz: no, no, i like movies in theaters. charlie, i guarantee you'll stream it. you don't go to theaters. liz: dude, i went to the theaters twice to see maverick. twice. charlie: friend of mine said it was horrible. liz: who is your friend? charlie: by the way, today is the first down day for amc ever, ever! liz: charlie, great to see you. charlie gasparino. folks, we have made it. dow up 408 points on weekly basis and s&p and nasdaq up four weeks in a row and best stretch in nine months. comerica wealth management john lynch joining us. where do we go next week let alone next month or next year? >> hey, liz, good afternoon. i think equity investors have had the rally cap on for the last six weeks but i'm afraid it might

as thoreau reminded us long before the age of aaron space, the frontiers are not east or west, northut wherever men fronts foul. the american adventurers driven forward by challenge, competition, and creativity, it demands of us sweat and sacrifice, and gives the substance and satisfaction, our country must never cease to be a place where men and women try, tests the impossible, and take uncertain paths into the unknown, our bicentennial commemorates the beginning of such a quest. daring attempt to build a new order in which free people govern themselves and fulfill their individual destinies, but the best of the american adventure lies ahead, thomas jefferson said, i would like to dream of the future, better than the history of the past. so did his friendly rival, john adams, who wrote of his dream, to see rising in america and emperor of liberty and the prospect of two or 300 millions of free men without one noble or one king among them. you say it is impossible, if i should agree with you on this, i would still say, let us try the experiment. i can only add, let the experiment con

that aaron was factually incorrect.oesn't seem to be an anomaly on c-span or in the news. we have these think tanks that hire sort of professional liars that come on and present viewpoints that are not grounded in facts. and i'm a little disappointed in c-span because we have this pattern i think a much better format would be to have the think tank liar and then have someone maybe from a good public policy standpoint come in and talk about it. for example, on the i.r.s. if we're talking about i.r.s. funding i think it would make sense to talk about the size of the u.s. economy, how much it's grown, what is the size of the i.r.s., what is their budget, and there would be an nrjt way to have that conversation. when you have a guest come on and talk about the i.r.s. coming after little people not grounded in any facts or basis in reality, i think it's not helpful and ink that a lot of the conversations we're having in these country aren't helpful. and i would go to again our media is owned by roughly five companies. c-span

"washington post" investigative reporter aaron davis is here.arry litman, former deputy assistant attorney general, now the host of the "talking feds" podcast. former cia officer and fbi special agent tracy walder joins us, and charlie sykes is still here editor-at-large at the bulwark and msnbc contributor. aaron, i want to ask you to take us through the reporting and highlight anything that i didn't yet in our set-up here. >> sure. well, you did a nice job there summarizing, but you're right. there are two big buckets of news we've learned in the last two weeks out of this court case in georgia. one is that entire hard drives of data containing the software and other sensitive files about how election systems work were copied by attorneys working on behalf of donald trump and then now we learned that basically how they shared and where they put that data. and it's a really remarkable set of documents that have just been turned over in that case to the plaintiffs and to the defendants, and it shows literally every key stroke that was done with

montas said it's just great to be back in oakland, yankees manager aaron boone said it will be interesting is here before i was here a big-time prospect coming up in just come over here and done well for them. and jp, you know, we we saw. in some important games for us already this year, he's done a good job over there. so it's good to see those guys. i got say i didn't change law so they do a couple hours. he'll out on the field. so it's good to see them. but we turn the page and get to the competition. you're pretty sure. >> yankees outfielder giancarlo stanton returns tonight after missing more than a month with left achilles tendon night as he will dh in the 3 spot for new york first pitch. just a place. we'll have a look at the action coming up later on tonight in sports. meanwhile, on the gridiron, the forty-niners taking on the houston, texas, their final preseason game. we have seen some of the starters in action in this one tonight going on right now, by the way, quarterback trey lance, what 7 of 11 throwing for 49 yards will be exact once in. 22 snaps. he was under pressure quite

as well as my son, michael, his wife, and my grandchildren, allison and aaron. each of them. first, mr. patel. he is an exceptionally bright and committed young leader and this race was made stronger for his kenneth the. our city needs more leaders like his pushing its leaders to meet the needs of tomorrow. carolyn maloney and i have spent much of our adult lives working together to better both new york and our nation. i speak for everyone in this room tonight when i thanked her for her decades of service -- thank her for her decades of service. i stand before you tonight deeply humbled to be your democratic nominee for new york's 12th congressional district. [cheers] >> [chanting "jerry!"] rep. nadler: i am humbled by the way we worked together to achieve this victory. we won with votes on the eastside and westside, from gramercy to riverside, where the hard work of new yorkers young and old. we built a coalition made up of nurses in yorkville, and yes, may be a professor or two in the upper west side. i am humbled that so many new yorkers found this tough move by our shared

for aaron judge who's too now too shy of that 50 home run mark. he's already hit 50 in a season so he could do it again. he's got many games left, and i'm sure he will. the yankees beat the mets for two to just one more preseason game for the 49ers, who wrap up their exhibition schedule thursday night against the texans. and then they're playing for real tonight their final practice of the week. in santa clara before flying to houston tomorrow and as preseason games go this one, maybe just a little more meaningful for some of the starters because they should get extra reps like trey lance and the other starters as the team gears up for the regular season , which begins september 11th in chicago against the bears. i want them to get out there. definitely the ones but, um, you know, we're gonna talk about as a staff more tonight after we watched this practice and stuff i plan on playing those guys. but haven't exactly decided how much i know they won't go past the first half be the first half of the most. alright since it's almost bedtime will leave

a warm welcome to talking business weekly with me aaron heslehurst. let's take a look at what is on the show. europe's energy crisis has green governments turning to fossil fuels. so, whatever renewable happened to renewables? why are solar, wind and hydrogen power not the answer governments turn to when they stop buying gas and oil from russia? i am going to be discussing all of that with these two, there they are. mike lynch from the energy policy research foundation. and professor dorte fouquet from the european renewable energies federation. also on the show, how did private health care do during the pandemic and how are they doing now? i have got the global boss of bupa talking covid, staff, brexit and the future. wherever you arejoining me from around the world, once again a big hello and warm welcome to the show. you know, it has been a record—breaking few weeks for temperatures in europe. wildfires have raged across mediterranean countries like spain, portugal, italy and greece. here in the uk, we had our hottest ever day on record. and yet, i

aaron, the numbers don't lie. the issue motivating voters of all kinds. what do you see? >> well, look. first of all, alicia, let me point out tomorrow is the anniversary of the 19th amendment, which my paper is named for. that was when american women got the right to vote, and they had long fought for it. it is good that we are talking about these statistics on voter registration among women really surging. particularly in states where abortion rights under threat, particularly in, kansas city pointed out, pennsylvania, ohio, florida, north carolina, alabama, but it's really not just about abortion, but also, issues like voting rights, climate change, the economy, and education, all issues, by the way, that are women's issues, and more than that, our kitchen table issues that women care about, and should talk to them about, as voters, in terms of what their priorities are, heading into november. alicia, i don't want to leave men out of this. we are seeing this on the ballot, and the administration frames this is an issue of freedom. running for office, and taking up that