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day with thousands of military personnel around the royals following the coffin it will move to white hall and horse guards and up the proc processional route here which is the mile up to buckingham palace then it will skirt to the right of buckingham palace to the north side of buckingham palace and go up constitution hill to the hyde park corner that is the site of the duke of wel wellington's coffin. then the long journey to windsor. that journey will take a couple hours before another procession up the great walk of windsor and two services there tania has all of the details of that it is extraordinary day here a lot of dignitaries have arrived. i have seen senior politicians one thing i will say is most of the dignitaries will arrive by some form of shuttle they are meeting at the chelsea building the one notable exception is the u.s. president allowed due to the security implications. he will be allowed to drive here in his limousine otherwise known as the beast back to you, arabile. >> thank you u , steve. it will be a momentous day things will certainly be pressed for time if you w

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it has just taken 38 minute mystery from buckingham palace to realm the mile passed white hall and to where it rests now at westminster hall. there she will, lion state for 4 days, allowing the public to view the coffin before her funeral. on monday, the rich as bring in the world biographer, christopher wilson. he joins us from devon. it's hard not to be moved, isn't it? christopher, as we watch these scenes in central london, especially when we see king charles the 3rd, he's a king now he's got the weights of the nation on his shoulders. and he has also a son. and morning, it's an emotional time for him and members of the family, but of course such a public time as well. it is, and i think the sick story watching the faces of the people in the mal, how they were transmitting, even though that sadness to the prince of well. and i could see glen to his eye. you know, this is, as you say, is due to personal mon for him, but he has to show himself to the public. i mean, an epic heroic spectacle. we've seen so far, almost shakespeare, you might say, and certainly the largest celebration

war at children of war.gov.ua or by calling 0 850 17:20 help return the child home, the spacious white halllace, the invited guests take their seats, guests of honor from seven to 15 years old, all attention is only to them, the only one among the boys, the girl irynka came from rivne, the president is sitting next to her. she is convinced volodymyr zelensky invited her to a special meeting, we are eagerly waiting for the moment to put he had one very important question during the six months of the war, she handed over to the soldiers at the front three these are the cars, three thermal imagers and now she is very diligently looking for where to buy a javelin and this story began from an ordinary wreath that she made a seven-year-old girl, a young boy, your hands are in your pockets, weapons are behind your shoulders, humming songs about a cossack from the armed forces of ukraine, irynka is making a cornflower wreath. what does dad do like that, next to her gymnastics medals, dad's awards appeared posthumously, and next to his portrait there are always fresh flowers today, roses in hot spot

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. >> it's going from the abbey around parliament square, crossing up white hall, being led by the royalg towards horse guards' parade, where they go around the mile and around the palace. big ben, the sovereign's tower, the elizabeth tower, chimes once per minute. >> we see that obviously right behind as we are seeing here with christiane and richard. and we await that moving right here behind us. we'll see the coffin. it is a moment as we know, obviously moving towards the wellington arch but to think ability what the archbishop said for anyone watching, whether you're a member of the commonwealth, the billions watching her today, described her as joyful and present to so many. and those so many now lining in silence these streets waiting for their glimpse. >> absolutely. it's been like this honestly since the queen passed away. people have just gradually come in more and more numbers, now in parks as well walking on big screens i'm hearing from people covering that part of it. there are a lot of people who turned out to this to say farewell to a woman who gave her entire life and her

from there, it had a long white hall to the houses of parliament, the palace ald, westminster. let's bring it onto the pickles, a constitutional commentator. he george does not live up from london as they tossed through the the, the significance of what we're about to witness here. yes, so this is the significant moment. this is the, the 1st connection between the new king and parliament. and you have to remember that as part of the british system, the crown is very much an integral part of the way that our parliament operates. we have a house of commons, which is the elected elements. we have a house of lords, and the final part of our system is the crown itself. so the king is the personification of that part of our constitution. so he signs the bills. he reads the government's speech from the order of the king, speech as it will now be known from the throne of the house of lords, setting out the legislative agenda. so he says that the pinnacle of our system and what we witnessing today is his 1st role as sovereign. so he will be accepting of condolences of the house of commo

walking past white hall.ind has taken them to the queen's gardens, of course, the mall, along the route, parliament square, eventually making their way to westminster. and as ian described a short time ago, you saw there in that image of people along the route spontaneously applauding. despite the somber tone and the heaviness of this moment, it's almost impossible for many of them to hide their emotions, their love for their queen, which obviously has come out through applause even through the tears. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> as robert and i were talking moments ago about the queen's plans, how every part of this journey was crafted in part and certainly approved of by the queen. we were talking to james a moment ago, and i want to bring james back in, because he's standing in the crowds of people who are lined up already and have been, many of them overnight, for a chance to honor the queen as she lay in state for four days until her funeral once she arrives at westminster. it will be quite powerful to watch. and i

hall be allowed along the road here. big hugh. and you can't just see it with his white tent just beyond our shot there . and that's the security tank just to make sure no one's bringing anything into that westminster hall that they shouldn't. and then i'm sure we're going to see pictures similar to those we saw instant charles cathedral in edinburgh. people going past, paying their respects some i'm sure as they were and adam will be in tears. some will be bowing, i think, to the queen. now we've seen this in past. i mean, so much of this is done the way it's been done in the past. the ancient tradition of this land or george, the sick, the queen's father, 1952. he died 300000 people, marched past the coffin, then, and we're predicting something of a similar scale there. warning your thought is a warning. those waiting in the queue that you heard from early wrong. they may have a weight of up to 30 hours. and the body of the key, the queen who served this country for more than 70 years on the throne, will continue july and state until the funeral takes place on monday. and for that funeral is gonna be a

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thousands crowded the streets down the mall and along white hall.e straining to catch even a glimpse of the coffin draped in the royal standard. there was spontaneous and subdued clapping, but mostly the people were silent, quiet. the steady beat of the drum stirring even the stiffest of upper lips. her coffin lined with led weighs a quarter of a ton. it was lifted off the gun carriage and carried by eight men of the queen's company first battalion. swell pouring off their brows, the weight of the coffin combined with the weight of this moment. ♪♪ >> joining me now is molly hunter with me in london, daisy mcandrews here as well and also a royal biographer with us as well. molly, you've been with the crowds today. can you tell us what it's been like? >> reporter: katie, today was the moment where the coffin moved from the family to the people and that was felt so strongly in the crowd. i'm over as you can see just across from westminster hall. the queen is now lying in state across the river from where i am and the lines to get in to see her lying in

to this day reads her red boxes, which are the government papers that are sent, you know, from white hallestminster and house of commons telling her all the state's secrets and what the government is up to and always always said, you could test her like a school exam and she would pass in flying colors, read them so studiously. took her role very, very seriously but as was said, she had a wicked sense of humor. >> incredible as you were speaking watching her footage of the coronation back in 1953. just to see -- the traditions, the pomp and circumstance, also her youthfulness. how young she was at the time. bringing up the idea she was in her 20s and becoming queen of england. the responsibility of the throne at that time. what she had to take on and of course bring up the fact she was also a girl morning her father. a young woman mourning her father in a time which she then had to lead the country after the end of world war ii. astounding, the timing of all of it. as we are following this breaking news. daisy mcan drool, jillian le tet, thank you. and jim, back with me. thank you in adva

or maybe they are going down to white hall. that's where that funeral cortege is headed.hey are headed down to parolment to see the end of that. you're hearing big ben chiming right now. by the way, big ben, which was just recently in the last couple years called the elizabeth clock tower after the late majesty, so this is another tribute to the queen. i believe that was at the time of her platinum jubilee just earlier this year. so what we're seeing in the next 30 minutes, the queen will be arriving in parliament square in front of the palace of westminster. and then her coffin will beer is moanously put into westminster hall. i was showing that distinction, the most ancient part of that famous complex. she will be lying in state there for more than four days. she will be lying in state for quite a long period of time right up until the morning of monday, where she has her state funeral across the street at westminster abbey. now it's going to get a massive state funeral, which will make this procession and everything we have seen today look minuscule by comparison. the

and then a long white hall passed the high offices of state including down the street. and then here to the parliamentary estate, the palace, westminster, and into westminster hole. and there, as i said, she will lie in state for the next 4 days until monday morning. and then go by continues, what happens next, joiner as we look towards the state funeral law. well, the big, the big event over the next 4 days is the lying of state. and the access that the public will have to be able to file through and past the queen's cost to pay their final respect and enormous number of people already queueing to get in there. in about an hour's time, the doors will be thrown open, but to give you an idea of the scene inside westminster hall, this ancient space, the oldest part of the parliamentary estate built in the 11th century. at the end of the reign of william the conqueror. it has been down the ages, the scene of coronation banquets of funerals, of high state occasions, state visits, kings and queens of lane there in states, including of course the queen's mother and her father

witnessing history, thousands watching as the coffin made its way down the political district in white hall passed by the family to the people. members of the army, navy, and air force giving a guard of honor to their late commander in chief. the procession finally arriving at the heart of parliament, the ancient westminster hall for a short blessing. ♪ >> the lord lift up the light of his countenance upon you and give you peace. and the blessing of god almighty, the father, the son, and the holy spirit be among you and remain with you always. amen. >> reporter: then, finally, a chance for mourners, some who'd waited overnight, a chance to have their own personal moment and bid farewell to their queen ahead of the state funeral on monday. after those events, wolf, the king held calls with president biden, also president macron of france. they both expressed their condolences to the king ahead of that funeral. i can tell you tonight, he has retired to his country residence at high grove in the west of england, a chance to decompress, try and make sense of things and also relax a bit ahead of

they'll pass the horse guard's parade ground, traveling on to white hall. they'll go by landmarks including number 10 downing street, parliament square, until they arrive outside westminster hall at the palace at westminster. king charles iii will walk in the procession along with his siblings, princess anne, princess andrew, as well as prince edward. his sons, prince william and prince harry, reunited in this moment of grief, walking together as they did behind the coffin of their mother, princess diana. also walking, princess anne's husband, vice admiral sir timothy lawrence and her son, peter phillips. the queen's cousin, the duke of glokestshire, and the early of snowden. behind them, queen consort camilla, the princess of wales, the duchess of sussex, and prince edward's wife, sophie, the countess of wessex. joined by kate williams. the history of this day just extraordinary. i mean, this procession that we're going to see, the entire immediate royal family members walking or riding by car behind the casket, walking by these iconic places in london to t

white's personal memorabilia. the item raking in the biggest hall was whites director's chair from the golden girls, and it's sold for more than $76,000. other items sold during three day event included her collection of show scripts and jewelry she wore on the show. the auction brought in $4 million for exceeding expectations. we knew this would happen, right? we love betty whrye loves you wanted her fans to have a piece of memorabilia from our shows baseball card go for like 10 million last week. i'm surprised your chair didn't go for a little bit chair should have went for more. okay now the story we've been talking about the bird. well sort of that fueled a wild brawl at a racetrack in martinsville, virginia. follow us here to nascar drivers got into a nasty fight. after an accident during qualifying race on saturday. andrew grady was captured on video throwing punches through an open window at davey callahan . he even kicked the door before being restrained and finally dragged away. hold me back! hold me back me back, but the drivers don't exactly agree at what led to the incident. and i wanted to talk to hi

white house says the purpose of this one, this is speak directly to the american people. >> the president thinks that there is an extremist threat to our democracy. >> tonight outside of independence hall in philadelphia, president biden will deliver a prime-time speech on protecting the democracy. the white house says the speech will frame the upcoming midterm elections as part of the ongoing battle for the soul of the nation. not only are we fighting for the soul >> of the nation, but we need to continue to be vigilant. in recent days, the white house has sharpened its attacks on republicans as the quote, culture mac, a party. >> much of that is related to the threats against the fbi over the search of former president trump's florida home. magen republicans are the most energized part of the republican party. republicans are this extreme part. >> of their party. but republicans are hitting back saying president biden should be focused on high inflation crime and the southern border. >> and tonight's speech comes as president biden is wrapping up his travel schedule between now and november reporting in washington, reshad hudson. back to you. >> due to the ban of cruising cruising be

being carried on the estate gun carriage pulled along by 142 naval officers all the way through white hallup the mall, past buckingham palace and up to constitution hill. it's an enormous procession, commemoration of the queen's 70 years reigning in the united kingdom. the crowds in london were absolutely enormous, tens if not hundreds of thousands of people. tens of thousands more remain in windsor, waiting for the arrival of the state hearse from which the queen's coffin was transferred earlier on today as well we understand this has become a global event and there are early estimates that around 4 billion people worldwide could have witnessed the queen's funeral so far today. at the moment, as i speak, the queen's coffin is being carried in the state hearse to windsor, which is approximately 21 miles west of where we are here in central london i say we're around two-thirds of the way through proceedings, because we have had the state uri funeral and what we're going to see next is another procession in windsor, where the king, plus the prince of wales, plus the duke of sussex, of course

it's a souvenir, a wolf, because my father's nickname is white wolf wishing the hall to joel, i don't. white wolf may have a romantic sound to it, but the name comes from the time when chung with father was a leader of the bamboo union. the largest of ty wants trial chung, unknown, spent 10 years in a u. s. prison on drug charges. more recently though, he's been investigated for claims that the c u. p. p. has been accepting funding from china. chung way it tries to convince us that he's different from his father since he was raised in argentina by his mother. he conduct the rest of the interview with us in spanish. this schedule and i was 21 when i met him the 1st time he'd spent 10 years in prison in the us on my own for media. i only knew my father from news reports and i knew he was my father, but i'd never medically louis, you know, participate. i'm not in a gang. when my father has forbidden, we meet another former member of the bamboo union. he succeeded in leaving the crime syndicate and has become a loyal supporter of independence. these days, he's glad for the freedom he enjo

white house correspondent, kimberly hall goods. good mor from washington, d. c. the white house, calling these referendums, shands and illegitimate. now it is the belief of the white house, according to white house press, secretary, korea, john pierre, that these will be manipulated in terms of the results. as a result, the white house will not accept the outcome of these referendums and also they believe that they will very much be manipulated. now we can tell you that as a result, the white house has decided in consultation with allies to impose economic penalties . but the weight has not saying specifically what those penalties will be. we are prepared to impose additional swift and severe economic costs on russia along with our allies and partners in response to these actions if they move forward with annexation. as we said in today's g 7 liter statement, the united states will never recognize this territory or as anything other than part of ukraine because it belongs to the people of ukraine. we stand with our partners around the world in rejecting whatever f

white house today. what does it mean to you that the first black president is going to be hanging on the halls of the whitese and the fact that trump ignored it all this time? >> i don't really care about trump. the disregard for the purposes of the moment. what you saw today from the former first lady wearing braids as she gave that eloquent speech about her not supposed to be there, the love those two share, the admiration, him saying one thing about michelle is that she's fine, you know, having them just speak about not just what this country was but what it is, but what it can be. for me, i think it's amazing to see that this couple, this very highly educated, successful couple that rose to the highest office in the land, the definition of black excellence, when they rose to power in 2004 and became president in 2008, how that can lead to so much white grievance politics. and that's what we saw the rise of the tea party, et cetera n 2010. it's fascinating we were able in this country and historians will look back at it to go from this figure to donald trump in one election. and i think that that is wha

tour, including john mcgraw, the manager of the giants, charles comiskey, the owner of the white sox and other hall of famers, but the rest of the world didn't know them. a new jim thorpe. wherever they went, everybody wanted to see jim thorpe. even as he lost the medals and it went against them for the rest of his life, he never lost the fame and admiration from the world. kevin: so, one of the things that struck me, i had no idea how mobile he was. he saw the world. david: he did. he saw the world in 1913, all of those places. he saw it again at age 57. in world war ii he joined the merchant marines. he wanted to participate in world war ii. of his four sons, they were involved in the military. the army would not take him, even though he is great with rifles. so he joined the merchant marines and saw the world again. went through the suez canal for a second time. up through egypt for the second time. in his -- in america after his athletic career was over he was constantly struggling to find footing come and he lived -- i documented -- in 20 different states. he took jobs ranging from at one poin

store coming up after this breae are celebrating sp >> taking a look at san francisco city hall, it is in blue and white to celebrate thy the anniversary of independence from spain. the celebration started earlier in the day with crowds gathering to honor hispanic heritage month. for the the first time in decades, the consul general gave the shout from the balcony of the san francisco city hall with mayor london breed nearby. >> the contribution that stems from our community. san franciss history and heritage is rooted in that. specifically the land where we stand was once a part of mexico. so many places continued to keep it alive and well in the city. >> today marks the beginning of the fight for freedom from spain . as the principal conductor of the nashville symphony, they have collaborated with some of the most talented artists making making his debut at the san francisco symphony and enrico lopez-yanez is joining us this morning. >> it is great to be here . >> i was the concert? book it was fantastic. it was lovely to see the audience so many people of different backgrounds and its great. you see

hall. the white house says remarks will focus on what they call extreme threat to democracy.ity leader will give his own speechd of the president's from van ton, biden's hometown. > >> our big story is the weatherd how we will prepare for this he. it will be so hot. >> it is, especially in the easd hills. i know families are coming to town to enjoy the weekend. this is not the time to to be doing necessarily long pol parties or barbecues especially in the mid portion of the day. t until the sun sets. it will be warm still for the evening hours. the heat dome is affecting all of us in the bay area. all of us in the southwes. that area of high pressure camet the worst time. of course everyone wants to be out of town town and get fresh air. i highle it. at least they're in the 60sd 70s compared to the triple digis that we are talking about. this is the excessive heat warning that's in the pink, throughout highlighted zones animctg the ce which could be updated in a few. here is today's heat risk. we are mostly in a moderate section moderate section with tiny pockets of highs. no

this one, the white house says this is speak directly to the american people. >> the president thinks that there is an extremist threat to our democracy. >> tonight outside of independence halliver a prime-time speech on protecting the democracy. the white house says the speech will frame the upcoming midterm elections as part of the ongoing battle for the soul of the nation. not only are we fighting for the soul >> of the nation, but we need to continue to be vigilant. in recent days, the white house has sharpened its attacks on republicans as the quote, culture mac, a party. >> much of that is related to the threats against the fbi over the search of former president trump's florida home. magen republicans are the most energized part of the republican party. republicans are this extreme part >> of their party. but republicans are hitting back saying president biden should be focused on high inflation crime and the southern border. >> and tonight's speech comes nt biden is ramping up his travel schedule ahead of the november midterm elections reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> it's 7.20, and coming up on the kron 4 morning news information coming out abo

he says, pete is that close tests, many halls a lot of white. there are their number of things here. he talked about the that the lack of security, the fact that they are collecting a lot more information on us. the fact the twitter employees can, you know, go in and take over account that will, including the accounts of those very lawmakers that he was speaking to during his testimony. and he talks about twitter susceptibility to being improved by foreign governments. and to the fact that there are potentially or for agents working for twitter. so there was a myriad laundry list of things that he ran through that, that are really disturbing. if you are someone who follows twitter, pe, francis is in context on the head of a major piece summit with all the religious leaders from around the world. ahead of the roman catholic church will meet delegates from 50 countries. the pontiff had been hoping to meet with the head of the russian orthodox church and has justified the warning crane. the patron carol council, this trip last month, mexico where p

two little girls who would grow up exploring the secret halls and hideaways of the white house.ho would bring her whole heart to serving the american people as first lady, while still guiding and protecting her family with a ferocious devotion. a grandmother who would do absolutely anything for the family she loved, even moved to washington, d.c. [laughter] and a father who showed the world the meaning of yes we can. [applause] dr. biden: from joe and me and our entire family, standing on that stage next to you was like waking up in a new world. a place where, with hard work, anything was possible. and it wasn't just the bidens. so many of you were also there. you remember how it felt. it was magic, wasn't it? that night, your family connected us all, and our family, the obama-biden team, everyone of you who were fired up and ready to go, together, we changed the course of this country forever. when i look at these portraits, i see family. your family, the family we all buildt and the families -- all built and the families across america together. i see love, joy and fellowship,

and travel down the mall, then make their way down or scott's parade, past white whole palace before arriving at westminster hall. and people can visit the queen's coffin at any time during the day or night until her funeral. on monday . 1000 several ready begun queuing up to enter westminster hall. many counties alongside the river tens over night to secure their spot. harry foster has been speaking to some of because the rain arrived over london instead on a small but growing group huddled on the south bank of the river thames, waiting with still more than a day to go before they'd be able to file past the queen's coffin. first in line, vanessa had been here since monday, and i'm going to be going out to the mc feeling and firing. so, you know, all right, great lady, peacefully with this is something very small, you know, considering that she's been 70 years looking off to us making big talk. you know, you know, great job. are you worried about what's going to happen overnight? it's like she's an english, we used to the weather. hale don't know. eric k, i'm staying here. hundreds of thousands are expected to l

. >> tammy: with reaction fox news white house correspond peter doocy. >> in front of independence hall where the founders wrote the constitution. the president's theme was that he thinks america has started to go off script. he singled out maga republicans and compared them to mainstream republicans. we were led to believe it would understand a speech about any particular party or person. but we did hear president biden allude to former president trump to say this. >> the republican party today is dominated and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. that is a threat to this country. >> president biden had harsh words for this part of the republican party he called the maga republicans. he thinks they will use violence to achieve political means which is a danger and said they don't respect the constitution and don't respect the results of elections and that's a wing of the party that empowers election deniers. listen here. >> democracy can't survive when one side believes there are only two out comes to the election. they win or they were cheated. that's where the maga r

travel down the mall and make their way down. horse guards for rate, past white whole palace before arriving at westminster hall. diplomatic editor jane space has more from westminster, its being timed to the minutes, in fact, as they walk from bunkering palace following the coffin, which will be on a horse drawn gun carriage members. they are, all family will walk all the way along the route and it's going to take some 38 minutes. we believe to take the queen's coffin here to westminster, the palace of westminster and westminster hall, the oldest part of this palace, and then it will be price inside the westminster hall. as i say, this oldest part of the palace of westminster dates back the 900 years till the end of the reign of william the conqueror. it was the beginning of it was built by his son, william rufus, and this has gone on literally for centuries. this, this procession at the end of a monex life. and later today, once the queen's coffin is inside, the whole members of the public will be able to come along this road. this already people coming to do it. remember also those in the royal family becaus

two little girls who would grow up exploring the secret halls and hideaways of the white house, a mom, who would bring her whole heart to serving the american people as first lady while still guiding and protecting her family with ferocious devotion; a grandmother who would do absolutely anything for the family she loves and even move to washington, d.c.; and a father who showed the world the meaning of yes we can! [ applause ] for joe and me and our entire family, standing on that stage next to you was like waking up in a new world, a place where with hard work anything was possible. and it wasn't just the bidens. so many of you were also there. you remember how it felt. it was magic, wasn't it? that night your family connected us all, and our family, the obama/biden team, every one of you who were fired up and ready to go, together we changed the course of this country forever. and when i look at these portraits, i see family. your family, the family we all built and the families across america that we served together. i see love, joy and fellowship and we are honored to hang them t

think it is really important for that reason that these portraits, we know they'll go up on the halls of the whites is, you know, it's not just symbolic. i should say, symbols matter. that's a good example of why. i think this is really a moment to hold on to those traditions and make sure that they mean something real. >> yeah. thank you. we tell folks what is coming up. judiciary chairman durbin is here. but steve bannon, who was recently convicted in a january 6th case now bracing for another new separate indictment. we have that new story, next. so when you finally taste it, it just confirms... this. is. fantastic. and only at panera. $0 delivery fee for a limited time. i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. my name is tonya, i am 42. as mother of nine kids, i think i waited this long to get botox® cosmetic because i take like no time for myself. my kids are sports kids. we're always running from one activity to ano

the columns of the hall of the house of unions in mourning attire, soft music, muffled light in a black-and-whiteikhail sergeevich gorbachev and many flowers and wreaths at the coffin of an honorary military guard, next to it. gorbachev had a daughter, irina, and two granddaughters, the doors to the mourning hall opened at exactly 10, but people began to gather at the house. union long before the start of the farewell ceremony, the queue rises up the large dmitrovka and there are hundreds of people among those who came to pay tribute to the memory of the first and only president of the ussr and people whose older generation remembers well the time when gorbachev was in power and the youth. many came to the farewell ceremony from different cities. this is the first last president of the country that no longer exists. well, the side where i was born perestroika. democracy and glasnost are the words that we have been talking about for 40 years now. okay, we know. we know them all over the world without translation. in the first place and therefore it is very important that we hear each other, that w

hall. the white house says he'll talk about what he calls the soul of the nation. says there's an extremist threat to democracy, which the white house calls aga republicans. there's a new quinnipiac poll out the chose two thirds of americans who were surveyed think the united states democracy could collapse. federal judge will preside over a critical hearing focused on the classified documents seized from donald trump's florida home. trump is asking the court to have a third party review the papers that were taken, he says fbi agents should have expected to find classified documents in his presidential papers and says he had declassified those documents before they were moved to mar a lago. the justice department says there is no indication that the documents were declassified. trump attorneys also say the items found are subject to attorney client privilege. the hearing is scheduled to start at 10 o'clock this morning. our time time is not 4 36 in alaska for the first time in almost 50 years, that democrat has won the race for alaska's only seat in the house of re

enormous moment was a family, two little girls who would grow up exploring the secret halls and hideaways of the white house, a mom, who would bring her whole heart to serving the american people as first lady while still guiding and protecting her family with ferocious devotion. a grandmother who would do absolutely anything for the family she loves and even move to washington, d.c. [ laughter ] and a father who showed the world the meaning of yes, we can. [ applause ] for joe and me and our entire family standing on that stage next to you was like waking up in a new world, a place where with hard work anything was possible. and it wasn't just the bidens. so many of you were also there. you remember how it felt. it was magic, wasn't it? that night your family connected us all, and our family, the obama, biden team, every one of you who were fired up and ready to go, together we changed the curse of this country forever, and when i look at these portraits, i see family. your family, the family we all built, and the families across america that we served together. i see love, joy, and fellowship, and w

word is last week there was a lot of hesitancy within the white house about the president taking that tone at independence halld you hear that? >> i didn't hear that specifically. i do believe it. i have been hearing sort of whispers of that from sources within the white house and also democrat strategist i speak to regularly. this is not the issue, these are not the issues voters are caring about. this loses site of inflation and gas prices and takes focus off legislation they passed here and signed into law. there is a lot of uneasiness with this from the president. >> ainsley: interesting people took offense at first. we thought he was directing that to maga republicans. now to the maga congressman, women. then clarifies not all are maga congressman. thank you so much. jackie. >> thanks, guys. >> steve: speaking of the heat, janice has been with us all morning showing us how hot in the west. potential record highs today. another 108 records in jeopardy. >> ainsley: historic heat wave. >> steve: if you are living in california, historic heat wave what are you going to do? turn down the air conditioner. you a

and tomorrow we plan to light city hall in the colors of the mexico flag of red, green and white. [applause]. thank our council general for her partnership. and i want to thank ole ga for her work and so many others joining us today. i don't know but but i am i don't know if anyone else feels like this about any other toed that exist in the world. i can eat mexican food every single day. so that's why i'm more excite body i think i miss the free tacos but. hopefully someone has my back after we finished with this celebration. ir foal good to be here with all of you today. i foal the good energy and the joy and the excitement of independence. and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, today we will declare it el grito day in the city of san francisco! [applause]. el grito independence day in san francisco! i know i butchered it but i tried. thank you for joining us here today! [applause]. [laughter]. okay. at this sometime i want to be able to take a point of privilege, and do the next introduction only in spanish. and at a later time after i had a drinkil translate eve