steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> john: and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm johnlatest brushfire to break out in the heat, a reminder how quickly they can spread, but an effort to cut down on those kind of fires through prescribed burns is hitting a major roadblock. >>> plus, in the wake of recent shootings on bae area freeways, drivers are changing their routes to avoid winding up in the crossfire. >>> then some san pablo residents are waiting to return home 48 hours after evacuation orders have been issued. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> hello. >>> it's summer in the bay which means another brushfire sparking in the heat of the afternoon. this one is near hayward on the west view side near harbor road. fire crews worked quickly to stop it from spreading any further. it's contained now fortunately, but some firefighters are staying out there just in case there are any other flare-ups. >>> in san jose crews stopped the progress of the clayton fire that was burning in the foothills. it got dangerously close to some homes. that happened yes

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts.t now with martha in milwaukee. >> martha: hi, everybody. live in milwaukee, wisconsin on the site of the big debate. it's an important night for these candidates. they're working hard to get ready. it's a huge night for some of them. right now bret and i are looking huge on the side of fiserv forum. that is true. we're very big outside of that building. right here behind me

john. >> john: hey, john, we are just having some problems with our equipment here to get this photo up. so we are going to do it the old fashioned way here. here is a photo from the unc police that i've got on my phone here in the studio. that is the suspect that police are looking for. asian male with close cropped hair, looks to be probably late teens, early 20s, wearing a gray t-shirt, i think the suspect or the person of interest they had in custody was also wearing a gray t-shirt but police determined that was not the person they were looking for, but this is the person that police are looking for. no name attached to him yet but you can bet if they have a photo

john: are they? i mean, gas is nearly four bucks a gallon again. >> gillian: home prices are up. >> john: are americans really feeling any relief as john suggests they are? i'm john roberts. good to spend another hour with you. >> gillian: you as well, john. gillian turner in for sandra. trying to narrow donald trump's polling lead. >> john: only one clear front-runner and that is the former president. florida governor ron desantis and tim scott are the two main contenders for the top spot. >> gillian: the majority of republican voters agree trump is in the best position to beat trump in the general, 28% are arguing for ron desantis. one week away from the very first republican debate. let's get right to peter doocy, he joins us from the north lawn of the white house. peter, are folks buying the president's economic agenda? >> just about every economist writing about the inflation reduction act today is saying the reason that inflation has come down at all over the course of the last 12 months is because the cost of energy has come down over the last 12 months. not because of the ira. >> if inflation remains 0, he will hold the record of the century

game. >> sandra: a great sport. >> john: abe grieve with peter doocy on that front. >> sandra: never mind us, "america reports." dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm johnee starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" comes to you today live from milwaukee which is the site of the first republican presidential debate, if you haven't heard. you might have heard something about that. it's a big deal. two days away now. we have governor ron desantis joining us in moments and a lot to get to with him in a huge

> john: and we are about two weeks out from the first republican presidential debate right here on fox. >> sandra: and "america reports" kicks off hour two. sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington. any moment now president biden will take the podium all the way across the country in arizona. expected to pitch his green agenda to start a swing to take him to three western states this week. >> sandra: he has no plans to visit the border, he's squeezing in an interview. sitting down with the weather channel to talk climate. >> john: if anybody knows about climate, it's the weather channel, right. first to grady trimble live in washington, the latest green energy company going belly up. grady. >> it's called proterra and president biden was a big fan of it. it is now filing for bankruptcy but only after the president celebrated and promoted the company. back in 2021, the president took a virtual tour of the electric bus and battery makers manufacturing facility in south carolina. >> we ought to be the single most significant suppliers of electric busses and vehicles in the world. you guys are getting us in the game. it's going to make a lot of difference. >> e

steve hartman, cbs news, "on the road." >> john: and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm johnyou $3,000, and in exchange, you gave mr. mcdaniel what? >> four checks. >> announcer: their promise to settle up was worthless. >> judge judy: so what happened? >> i told him the account was shut down. those checks would no longer be any good. >> announcer: and their excuses... >> judge judy: i don't care about your troubles. >> announcer: ...get them nowhere. >> judge judy: i am not that kind of an empathetic person. that's why i make a very good judge. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution bryan mcdaniel is suing his former employees, rebecca williams and her boyfriend, anthony kiser, for an unpaid loan to pay their back property taxes. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 386 on the calendar in the matter of mcdaniel vs. williams/kiser. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated.

doors looked, their windows shut for now because this is an ongoing situation, sandra and john. >> john: hey, johnwe are just having some problems with our equipment here to get this photo up. so we are going to do it the old fashioned way here. here is a photo from the unc police that i've got on my phone here in the studio. that is the suspect that police are looking for. asian male with close cropped hair, looks to be probably late teens, early 20s, wearing a gray t-shirt, i think the suspect or the person of interest they had in custody was also wearing a gray t-shirt but police determined that was not the person they were looking for, but this is the person that police are looking for. no name attached to him yet but you can bet if they have a photo of him, they might have a cell phone and tracking that if he's still got it turned on, to see where the whereabouts of that individual might be. but as you mentioned, jonathan, this incident apparently, according to reports on the ground from people on the ground, started in the cottle chemistry labs, and they say the suspect is at large. and say

john. good to be with you. set your dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: and i'm john roberts. we'll see you tomorrow.e story" starts right now. >> good afternoon. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum on "the story." 49 counties in the state of florida now under a state of emergency as hurricane idalia heads to the coast of florida. officials warn it has the potential to be life threatening winds. it's projected to become a category three before making landfall. governor ron desantis is now urging residents to get out. >> in some of these areas like cedar key, some along the big bend, you're

john, i will highlight just because there may be an investigation does not mean there will be formal charges filed, but here we go, yet another investigation against elon musk. back to you, john. >> john about people living in glass houses as well. kelly, thank you. sandra. >> 12 jurors all agreed that your dad killed your mom and paul. >> that's right. >> what do you think about that? >> i do not believe it was fair. >> sandra: alec murdaugh's only living son breaking his silence months after his father was convicted of murdering his mother and brother. he is doubling down on his father's innocence suggesting while his father may be a psychopath, he's not a

john. >> john: for more on this, let's bring in michael waltz, a member of the house armed services and foreign affairs committee. as jennifer said, thought his days might have been numbered but this was not too subtle. >> yeah, john, right. surprise, surprise. if you cross putin, don't fire your food taster, don't stay in a high rise hotel and apparently don't fly private in russia. but listen, make no mistake, this was intended to send a signal across the russian military, number one, and number two, we still can't count out the wagner capability, the mercenary capability that putin is using in africa right now. >> john: yeah, well, we'll see what the fallout from this is, if any. we know a lot of people were loyal to him and clearly putin did not want him around much longer. i want to go to the debate tonight because you are there in milwaukee. your colleague, congressman mike gallagher, had an op-ed in the wall street journal in which he said what he really wants to hear tonight is the candidates talk more about china. he said "the best policies to address the chinese communist party threat to the u.s. and promote peace in the indo-pacific will determine who passes the commander in chief test. this is the best

john: i'm john roberts. we will see you again time, friday. "the story" starts right now. >> gillian: thank you, john good afternoon from washington. i'm gillian turner in for martha maccallum. we're awaiting a white house briefing room update. republicans say they have a lot of questions about alias e-mail accounts that president biden used during the obama administration. archives confirms the existence of 5,000 e-mails in which the vice president biden used a pseudonym to conduct official business. the "new york post" said he used one account to send hunter biden his dad's daily schedule. this included information at the ti

john, sandra. >> sandra: alex hogan on that for us, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, let's bring in congressman james comer, chairman of the house oversight committee, in milwaukee for tonight's debate. how do you see this, congressman? i mean, looks like this is vladimir putin saying if there were any question as to who is in charge, those questions have been answered. >> yeah, obviously this is not a good development. i don't think anyone should be surprised. we have seen a history and pattern here with respect to putin's enemies meeting untimely deaths. we don't know what caused this, we still don't know exactly whether or not he was on the plane. i assume he was on the plane. and we don't know what type of effect this will have. this could backfire against putin, if putin were somehow responsible for this, odds that he were were very high, but i think there's a lot of questions. unfortunately here in the united states we have a, what i consider a weak leader. we have more foreign policy uncertainty today than at any time in recent memory. so, this is when

john: hour two right now, john roberts in washington. i would like to finish the show but i've got a workout schedule. >> sandra: oh, gosh. happy friday eve, johnndra smith in new york. president biden says he watched some of last night's republican debate while on vacation with his family in lake tahoe. >> john: word that beijing is ramping up aggression in the critical south china sea. republican congressman mike gallagher is the chairman of the house committee on china. he will join us in moments on what we heard on foreign policy at last night's debate. >> sandra: jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon with the latest there. >> dangerous confrontations in the south china sea as chinese coast guard ships attempted to block two philippine supply ships on a resupply mission delivering food and other products to filipino military forces guarding the contested second thomas shoal, island claimed by china and the philippines. two philippine vessels, they were blocked five hours tuesday as a u.s. navy surveillance plane was overhead. they attempted to communicate with the chinese ships, the coast guard did. >> response to the legal activities of

john: congressman darrell issa, good to catch up with you. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks, john. >> john: see you again soon. >> aishah: didn't have a comeback for him, did you? >> john: the only thing i thought of saying when i was known by j.d. roberts, if you came up to a car and touched it the wrong way it would yell at you to get away from the car. >> aishah: a long time ago. take a step back -- >> john: he created that. how he made his money. >> aishah: look at what the judiciary committee has done on this, i think the damage is done when you look at it, the so-called facebook files and all the things they were mad about. some of them were just memes making fun of what was happening. >> john: i mean, all you have to do is look at the hunter laptop, right, some of the covid stuff, you can draw conclusions from that. >> aishah: hawaii's attorney general says that she will order an official review to find out how state and local agencies handled the devastating fires with the death toll still rising now. did years of mismanagement there make this so much worse. >> john: plus, a micros

up. >> john: no question we need more money. >> sandra: we'll talk about the average cost of a new car in the country, approaching $50,000. we are going to dig into that next hour, john. >> johnmber i bought my first car -- >> if we pass this plan, the economy will create 19 million jobs. good jobs, blue collar jobs, jobs that pay well. largest american jobs investment since world war ii. create millions of jobs. this law delivers on that long overdue promise in my view, creates jobs for millions of americans. >> sandra: president biden said his $1 trillion infrastructure plan would create tens of millions of jobs and once in a generation initiative to rebuild america's crumbling roads and bridges. in the nearly two years since then, many projects have not broken ground. a reason why is a massive labor shortage only getting worse. ben, from builders and contractors, an important story and people are talking about. one thing for sure, a lot of people renovating houses through the pandemic and out of the pandemic. it was hard to even line up to get work. you'll hear from a lot of folks. what is the situation right now with finding labor? >> well, the construction industry is fa

john. >> john: we made it to thursday, friday eve around here. i'm john roberts in washington, this is "america reports." a new report reveals long time biden ally alexander mackler reportedly sent messages to a secret email address to then vice president biden shortly before joining david weiss's office. >> sandra: dating back to 2007 as biden's days as a senator. >> john: congress wants to get to the bottom of it with biden's personal email addresses. >> sandra: what does all of this mean to you, and what should it mean to people at home? >> actually, i don't think it means very much. the broader problem is that the hunter biden investigation should have never been sent to the delaware u.s. attorney's office precisely because of the bidens' influence in delaware. the influence of a senator on any u.s. attorney's office in his or her state. all of the particulars there, and i've said this before, i'm a big fan of bill barr but made a mistake when he sent it there and should not have been kept there. as for mackler himself, i think he was gonna month afte

john highbush executive director of the ronald reagan presidential. foundation and institute, and before i introduced the other panelists. i just want to take a moment of personal privilege here. and recognize john's 12 years of transformational leadership at the reagan foundation. i had the privilege of working for and with john for several years and planning the reagan president the reagan centennial. and he was a great friend a great leader and certainly has been extraordinary in transforming the work of the reagan foundation and preserving and continuing to advance the legacy of our 40th president of the united states. so congratulations john for your great achievement. joining john on stage or my friend jean becker former chief of staff to president george hw bush and first lady barbara bush lewis picone historian and board trustee for the groveland cleveland birthplace memorial association and author of grant's tomb the epic death of ulysses s grant and the making of an american pantheon. and nicola longford executive director of the sixth floor museum at dealey plaza, nicola. thank you for welcoming. so many of our guests the other day to your wonderful museum, please welcome us. and our panel as we continue the mornings program. thank you so much stewart as stuart mentioned he and i've had the chance t

john executive director of the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute, and before it is the other panels i just want to take a moment of personal privilege here and recognize john's 12 years of transformational leadership at the reagan foundation i had the privilege of working for and with john for several years in planningpr the reagan, the reagn centennial, and he was a great friend, a great leader and certainly has been extraordinary in transforming the work of the reagan foundation and preserving and continue to advance the legacy of our 40th president of thete united states so congratulations, john, for your great achievement. [applause] joining john onstage are my friend jean becker from chief of staff to president george h.w. bush and first lady barbara bush thread for louis bush. louis picone, historian and board trustee for the grover cleveland birthplace memorial association and author of grants to, the ethic of epic death of ulysses s. grant in the making of an american pantheon peer and nicola longford, executive director of the sixth floor museum at dealey plaza nicola, thank you for welcoming so many of ourrf guests the other day to your wonderful museum peerk please welcome us and our panel as we continue the mortgage program. [applause] thank you so much stes

john, that is being pushed on the consumer, pushed on businesses, that many just can't -- they can't deal with that right now when they are battling sky high inflation. >> john: but as i recall, you are a big fan of induction cooking. >> sandra: i do. i like an induction cook top. they are actually really, really good. and a lot of top chefs like them. >> john: maybe that is the wave of the future. john, thank you. meanwhile, florida governor ron desantis is shaking up his campaign leadership. replacing the campaign manager with james upmeyer who has served as chief of staff to the governor. peck will stay on as chief strategist. the move marks desantis's third staff shake-up in less than a month and growing concern from his top donors over his sluggish poll numbers and the amount of cash he has burned through. and now this. >> john: 15 days to go to the gop presidential debate right here on fox news. former vice president mike pence saying he has reached the donor threshold needed to qualify to be on the stage, the eighth candidate to secure a spot on the stage. richard fowler, and david avella. so, pretty much the first order of business of the pence campaign after he qualified to say we hope donald trump has the courage to be on that stage. what would a pence-trump dynamic look like in that first debate? >> what we do know, john, if the

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john: maybe they are friendly, maybe not. and nanu-nanu was from the late robin williams' character. >> i had a poster on my wall. >> sandra: we are speaking our own alien language. >> john: i have to be careful of the pop culture references, and i'm as old as dirt and many people i throw these to weren't even born yet. >> john: one of my favorite shows. it was amazing. >> sandra: we'll look for the reruns. a topic you'll want to stay around for. biden administration is targeting yet another one of your home appliances. hope you have an alternative to stay cool in the warm months. how the green machine is defending this one. >> john: plus, are the feds being a total buzz kill? the biden administration could make alcohol guidelines much stricter right before college football season. and football season starts. fox and friends first co-host up next on that. ♪♪ i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ veteran homeowners, credit card debt piling up? great news. you can use your va benefit to pay off your high rate credit card debt with a lower rate va home loan from newday. rates on credit

john-john salute in front of the catholic church. we know any background on that salute? i can't verify that. >> i think that is the case yes. jackie had prompted him to salute his father. it was his birthday actually two. happy to be johnohn's third birthday. >> i do want to thank you again for sharing your memories. this is just an example it was created in 1989 after a decade, a lot of controversy there still controversy after it open. we are not afraid of controversy we walk a very fine line. but when it adds power and meeting to our story the story that you shared.we it's we reach out to younger generations of the 20th century and white still wcontroversy appeared why president kennedy's legacy still inspireso of back to the conversation we had about >> engagement, citizenship, educating our youth. these are all points will take through to the tune of 50th anniversary of the country. >> week correspond one of the topics we wrote about was the kind of moments we are seeing here were these exhibits from the museum really provide an opportunity for closure. i sense that the case for so many that participate in these events. >> to help provide closure. but it's been generational shift to more diverse audiences and be m

john? >> john: we have something else absolutely to look from the courts. thanks, mike. >> thank you. >> johnthe city's rats. >> we had rats the size of crocs rubbing up and down the shoe, like a shoe. >> an average size 8. >> i love it. that interview taking place during the big apple's rat day of act. they're helping people reduce their ever-growing rat population. >> john: when i first heard that i thought she meant crocodiles. those have been found in the sewer system as well. she was talking about the shoe. >> yeah, an average size 8. i know what that looks like. i lived in new york. i know the rats. >> john: you get used to them. you're in the subway waiting for the train to come, there's a rat wandering along the track. you think yeah, i'm in new york. there's rats in new york. so -- >> it's their city. >> john: who am i to say there shouldn't be there? the anti-rat day of action. let's see how they do. one of the many problems facing new yorkers. goodness gracious. rats the size of crocs. how about a size 13 croc? >> that would be a croc. thanks for joining us. i'm january -- jacqui h

john: my 12-year-old twins love to pump gas, a great way for me to ignore what's going on at the pump. >> gillian: and be in denial. >> john: i give them a credit card and go for it. >> gillian: what about on the boat? >> john we have been out twice this year, maybe burned two gallons of gas all year. so many other things to do. tens of thousands of dollars in merchandise gone in the blink of an eye as flash mob robbers hit stores in los angeles. how the city's democratic mayor is responding. >> gillian: and crime also impacting downtown san francisco streets and federal employees who work there are being told to stay home and work from home for their safety. leo terrell is fired up about that. he's on deck next. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms deve

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john, we have made it to friday. >> john: we have, and then we slide into saturday. i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." the crucial issue taking center stage at the first gop primary debate as candidates sparred how far abortion bans should go. instead of bickering among themselves, kellyanne conway is challenging republicans to take the fight to democrats on the issue. >> sandra: she writes this, go on offense. democrats plan to put abortion on the ballot across the country and candidates everywhere will make this their central issue for the 2024 election. challenge them to reveal where they stand. let's bring in karl rove, former deputy white house chief of staff and fox news contributor. great to have you on this big week, a friday afternoon. what do you think about that strategy, put democrats on the spot where they stand on abortion. >> yeah, look, we got a lesson here in 2022 on this. strong pro life governors in for example ohio, florida and georgia won election by drawing distinction between them and their opponent. say i'm in favor of setting a limit. shouldn't be abo

john. >> john: two days away sandra from the first 2024 republican presidential debate live from milwaukee and right here on fox news. eight candidates have qualified, each of them hoping to have a break through moment to kick start their campaigns. complete coverage just ahead. tammy bruce and patrick murphy here, to alexis mcadams, live in milwaukee with the latest from the trail there. alexis. >> hi, john. from wisconsin, well as you just mentioned we are going to have lots of candidates up in the debate stage, although one might possibly be missing, former president donald trump we'll get to in a minute. this is time for the eight candidates to go one-on-one with the voters, try to connect with them and gain momentum. and rnc saying it will be the most diverse debate stage, listen. >> we are growing, we are expanding our reach with hispanic voters, black voters, asian voters, we are championing school choice, american dream, lowering inflation, economic opportunity. >> a look at the 13 gop presidential candidates on the screen, they polled, fund raised and pledge support for whoever the canada is. a new poll has donald trump with a commanding lead in the race, holding more than double lead over florida governor ron desantis. that lead one main reason trump says he's not going to debate, adding with his "legendary numbers" he doesn't need to. others are prepping and confident. >> i lov

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john roberts in for harris. >> john: good morning to you. here is where we begin today. yet another poll showing americans think president biden's age is a problem when it comes to a second term. this is "the faulkner focus" and i'm john roberts in for harris. 77% say they don't think he can carry out four more years in the white house. democrats nearly 70%. progressive lawmakers, biden re-election campaign and administration deflecting on the issue. >> age is an issue, chuck. there are a lot of broader issues than just that. >> talk about age? we'll talk about things that americans are talking about. kitchen table issues. >> we will happily, happily discuss as we -- as it relates to age what the president has been able to do and how he has been able to deliver. >> john: gave people a list of words to use to describe the 80-year-old president. 26% of respondents picked things like old, retire, elderly, senile, dementia. only 1% for trump went age related more chose words like corrupt and crooked. charlie hurt is with us now along with leslie marshall, also a fox news contributor. leslie, let me ask you the blunt question, is biden too old to effectively serve another four-year term? >> absolutely not. one of the thing

salute, but i can't verify that. >> i think that is the case and prompted him, it was his birthday, john john's third birthday. >> thank y you again for sharina memory, an example created in 1989, a lot of controversy. we walk a very fine line but it adds power and meaning and younger generations were such significant events yet president kennedy's legacy inspires us to become engaged citizens and the conversations we've had about civic engagement leadership educating our youth and these are all points i hope we will take to the anniversary. >> the correspondence prior to this event, one of the topics you wrote about was the kind of moments we are seeing exhibits to the medium provide opportunity for closure and i sense that is the case for so many that have participated in these events. >> help provide close in the same shift and opening up more audiences and be more conclusive as they are more affected by the assassination and one of the difficult challenges we have is getting full silver to come and there are multiple factors and as we have more face to expand, i think all of us are talking

john dean. and special watergate prosecutor, john sale. i got two johns today. nice to see both of you here with me. i'll begin with you, john. it's interesting to me what's happening. this is happening in state court. there's discussionss of removin it to federal court. mark meadows wants the state court charge to be dismissed. he says, this was all under the color of his position. all under his role as a federal government employee. are you buying that at all? >> well, it's a good thing. >> is that for john dean? >> which john? okay. that's the j-o-h-n. go ahead, john. >> let me get a shot at it. i'm one who does not think the meadows motion will succeed. i think it will be turned down. while he was in a federal position, he wasn't undertaking the work of the white house when he went to georgia to get involved in the georgia election. i think it's a reach. they will have an evidentiary hearing shortly. and i think it will come out that he will not qualify as a federal employee to bring that removal action. >> after all, the idea of elections is the purview of t

john. john: leader the basic problem you have here is a california democrats of the think abutment insurance rate inflation by imposing what appears to be a price control and that is to try to increase, premiums by more than 7 percent and it needs additional approval that can be quite costly and cumbersome and the problem of course, his a california has experience more wildfires, floods and making matters worse, would be construction related cost inflation that increases the amount of what even has to be to claimant and so the good thing is to limit a premium increase as it turns out, when you do that, only the least risky homeowners and businesses by themselves, are still able to get insurance. liz: so is markey controls government interference, and by sacramento california that is led to this is a taxpayers lives under losing in terms of property loss and right when the seven largest wildfires in california history johnt is market intervention and mark democrats thinking they know better than the market and at the same time, these data cataclysmic's natural disasters that are likely caused by some of them i down paralyzed breaking out john. john: also probably in europe keeping up the infrastructure and you're not perhaps heating the reality of these catastrophic wildfires as well as the floods maybe some williams also perhaps you should be building in areas that are relatively safe from the wildfires and no need to rebuild in such areas. list of gestalt to what you're mentioning, the violation of economics 101, when you impose price controls, output will be less than otherwise had in this case, we have fewer insurance policies and otherwise but a simple reason, is yours are not about to go ahead and ensure properties where if things go wrong, they are indeed going to be facing major losses. liz: pfister back to florida may have hurricane a deli about to make landfall in florida estate back citizen p

john kennedy and my father, let's work together. and so my father put together a group at the justice department run by john douglas, who was a very friend of john muir. and my and my mother and and then my father to help. and they met every morning and every afternoon to figure out how they can help make sure that the march on washington went well. and they must have worked very closely with bayard rustin. but they they worked on making sure speaker system was working. they they got jerry bruno who was the best advanced person in the kennedy campaign to work on it. they down. they brought african black police officers from new york because there were no black police officers in washington, d.c.. they wanted them. you heard that. they made sure there was no liquor. there was no glass so that there could be no glass. they they at one point, they were afraid that there weren't going to be enough people. john kennedy brought labor leaders to make sure that there were a lot of white people involved in the march because they wanted to make sure that it was an integrated and there were there were a number of things that they really wanted to do. they

john: i'm john roberts in washington. good to spend another hour with you. >> aishah: you as well. i'm aishah hasnie in for sandra smith. and maryland, the president trying to handle growing threats in the pacific. a new military exercise program to counter china and north korea's ambitions. >> john: and during the announcement, one reporter squeezed in a question about national security concerns over the president's son. listen here. >> administration view this investigation as legitimate and the administration concerns that hunter biden's ties to china pose a national security issue? >> i don't have any comment on that. >> john: the white house shutting down that line of inquiry, trying to focus on the task at hand. jacqui heinrich is live at camp david, with the podium behind her, the leaders will soon appear. >> it's significant to note just how interesting it is you are going to have these three leaders appearing on the same stage together. two years ago the deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman had to appear solo on a stage following a trilateral event with the two countries and u.s., the japanese foreign minister objected to appearing alongside his south korean counterpart. deep distrust between these countries, japan colonized the korean peninsula from 1910 to world wa

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but it's john. john, good. who welcome to complex of thank you. thank you very much, dan. just 2 months ago, the chinese military completed 3 days of combat exercises of taiwan. and they told the world as forces were not ready to fight resolutely to smash any form of taiwan independence. are you living on borrowed time? yes, we are leaving under the chinese community to rate it all tied up for a couple of years. and the exercise that you mentioned has been quite intense. uh, actually, and we're be old serving the chinese military exercises all these years. and the one in april this year was probably pretty intense in comparison to other exercises, especially the involved, any aircraft carrier, to the east. i'll tie one and we had big not the was the issue, not just that i want to sell, but with other like body pop in this. is there any scenario that you can envisage in which taiwan with 23000000 people? when's a war with a country of one point? 4000000000? the same question as being asking to tie one for quite a few years. uh, actually what right to prepare ourselves for t

john. john, good, who welcome to complex of thank you. thank you very much, dan. just 2 months ago, the chinese military completed 3 days of combat exercises of taiwan. and they told the world as forces were not ready to fight resolutely to smash any form of taiwan independence. are you living on borrowed time? ah, yes, we are leaving under the chinese minis rate in all time. for a couple of years. and the exercise that you mention has been quite intense. uh, actually, and with the old serving the chinese military exercises all these years. and the one in april this year was probably a pretty intense in comparison to other exercises, especially that involved a aircraft carrier to the east of taiwan. and we had being that the was the issue, not just that i want to sell, but with other like body pop in this. is there any scenario that you can envisage in which taiwan with 23000000 people, wins a war with a country of one point? 4000000000? is the same question as being asking to tie one for quite a few years. uh actually were trying to prepare ourselves for. ready all the possible conflict. uh, for example, we need to strengthen our traditional military capabilities and we also need to strengthen our symmetric capabilities ending fighting a modern war. symmetric welfare is probably more important than the traditional, for example, in the world in ukraine. many people predicted that the russians will be able to take over the ukraine within a couple of weeks, but it didn't happen like that. uh, the premiums were being able to find on holding the russian mini, terry f a. and i think their determination, their preparedness for the metric welfare or the international support i'm making difference in that is that lessons that we have learned. and we are trying to strengthen our depends capabilities. and the people determination for self depends, is stronger than before. and time one is also receiving more international support than before. and therefore, we know that we have the ability to deal with the chinese invasion. you do think realistically, that's your military preparations or any kind of deterrent to john or you said johnny's lead as well. think twice before they decide to use force against taiwan and the mazda, whether it's 2025 or 2027. as you're already looking at possible dates for an invasion, taiwan simply needs to get ready. why isn't taiwan ready now? you have plenty of warning. the china is determined peacefully or forcibly to re unite to with the people's republic as they put it. why? why onto ready? now, if you look at a modern war, we don't just look at the side of the aggressor, their military capabilities and the equipment they f. if you only look at the other side, you might feel that the try not has a overall mean power over tie one. in taiwan, it stands no chance. but if you have a chance to look at, ty wants defense capabilities. i don't think that the war can happening in that easy way for try not to take tie one over easy. we have, but lots of events, missiles in our minute. terry east also determined to defend ourselves. and i think the people also determined to pr

john y: let me put on my former justice department hat. john war that had as well -- wore that hat as well. if you look at the persecution side, i am reminded of godfather to -- of "godfather 2." they are try to prove the micro loney is the head of a criminal enterprise -- they are trying to prove that michael is the head of a criminal enterprise. they get this guy and they say did someone tell you to push a button on this guy and he says yeah. then they say, did you ever talk directly to michael about this. he says no, they have buffers between us. from the prosecution side, i can see where terrorism credit -- how do you prosecute a common organization whether or buffers between the head person and the people? -- charges the ground-level operatives with so many ground-level crimes with long sentences that what i think fanni willis hopes to do is that someone is going to turn state's evidence, like frankie in "godfather 2." basically, the rico statute in practice, you don't see many prosecutions that go to trial. what happens is that the lower

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