louisville, kentucky, is a ford town. since 1969 we have been making ford trucks. every ford escape, f-250, f-350 is made in louisville kentucky with union labor from our brothers brothers and sisters in local 862. providing jobs and good life for so many louisville families. we make ford trucks. and we are proud of ford's success. ford made billions in profits last year. local 862 was responsible for 52% of ford's north american profits. that's more than enough to go around and make sure every worker earns a good wage, has good benefits, and operates in a safe working environment. we must have a fair contract for the men and women of local 862 and the u.a.w. it's real simple. the people who build fords should be able to buy fords. i'm proud that louisville is a union town with a thriving middle class built on union labor. let's keep it that way. because when our workers win, we all win. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, unanimous consent to address t

some 12,000 in moreville are still waiting for the order to join the strike themselves from our louisvillemattingly has more. >> reporter: according to uaw local leadership, the ford workers in louisville, all 12,000 of them, could be just one digital alert away from joining the strike >> right now, we're getting all of our picket captains, everything lined up, getting a little extra time to make sure we got everything in place, when and if we're called on to strike, either at the truck plant, global assembly plant, or both. >> reporter: todd dunn won't discuss the details of the plan if local uaw worker goes on strike, but 12,000 louisville ford workers are watching a special uaw app on their phones, for an alert that says it's go time if that happens, 24-hour picket lines will go up immediately, for the duration of the strike six hours a day. four hours at a time >> all together, everybody, all in, it is right at about 54,000 man hours that will be going out into the community, and going for our efforts to strike per week >> reporter: if uaw local 862 does get the call, and the current t

i kicked off the month in west kieg and entered hometown of louisville facing our state from relentless inflation, straining families and business owners to the challenge of finding workers in a lagging labor market. also i had a chance to travel to the eastern part of kentucky where i met with health manches. tragically the substance abuse crisis has become even deadlier in recent years especially in my home state. so we discussed what we're doing combat it and find ways the federal government can fill the gaps. i also welcomed doctor roe gupta the national drugs czar after the commonwealth to hear more about what we're doing to fight backe' against addiction. i look forward to continuing working with c doctor gupta to make kentucky a safe and healthier place. >> throughout month, i was pleased to see over $6 million go towards addressing the opioid crisis at home. this federal funding will go a long way in supporting programs that offer a lifeline to countless kentucky who struggle with substance abuse in boldin green, i met with community bankers to discuss what senate republicans ar

and in diary i found that he had left exeter in 1859 and went to louisville, kentucky, my hometown. it was pretty cool. and he followed his brother to to go into the grocery business, to learn the grocery trade and louisville, kentucky baseball was very active. there was a quite a number teams and gentlemen of his class were the gentlemen played that game i can't say for certain he played baseball there. he didn't say he played baseball before this period, but it's quite possible he saw baseball played in louisville, the civil war came and dow wanted to do his part and, join the union war effort. he was in kentucky, which was neutral. so he crossed ohio river, made his way up to inapt, was to see the governor of indiana and asked i will raise a regiment to do our part in indiana meeting the president lincoln's quote at 75,000 troops to be raised across the country to put down the rebellion, the governor said, i thank you, mr. but we've got enough troops. we've met the dow said. okay. he returned back to louisville, kentucky, and then soon thereafter joined the second kentucky calvar

>> so in louisville, at the louisville plant, over 3000 uaw members currently there, the actor shut down operations for the evening. they will be returning tomorrow. there were trying to put together a plan. at the kentucky truck plant, it's a different scenario. we've got almost 9000 uaw members working. of course, the kentucky plant represents almost 54,000 -- i am sorry, 54% of all the north american profits. the ford motor company. that engine, ford motor company, was the keep turning as much as possible. while we are trying to prepare membership, we also want to still be a part of that contingency plan, if need be, that we can interact and engage and ready to go on strike, if necessary. >> really important to think about, the sheer scope of the number of workers at the different areas, the road that each individual is playing and contemplating. just trying to get everyone on the same page about striking must have been something quite extraordinary. todd, there is an economic report out, and it says that a ten-day strike across the u.s. 5.6 billion dollars, and about two billion doll

and what made them of fascinating he was a lawyer in louisville is that he wasn't only first of all he was someone who was a prominent republican in the 1860s and was involved the campaign to elect lincoln president was a prominent anti-slavery spokesman in kentucky, which was not a the used the usual and he was also an incredibly observant --. i cite in the book a eulogy or an obituary written for him in, a non-jewish and the prominent non-jewish louisville about what an incredible american he was, but also an observant -- he was how he didn't do any business on shabbat. he wouldn't even open letters on shabbat. or, as the paper put it on, on the sat on a sabbath. he could always be found at his local church. so and as i describe in the book, brandeis was convinced that to truly be an american. one must essentially amputate your your jewish identity yourself. he was he was fond quoting the tr that we don't need hyphenated we don't need americans which is you know and he and he meant that when he said that as a warning to the -- who are coming from eastern europe immigrating that they

host: martin, martin in louisville, kentucky, democrat. caller: i want to make an observation. in my opinion we have always had a three party system in america. before the civil war he had the republican party and southern democrats. the southern democrats controlled american politics. after the civil war, the democratic party was controlled by the northern democrats. it wasn't until 19 76 when jimmy carter became president of the united states as a southerner, he made it clear racism is no longer welcome in the democratic party. that is when the white people who were democrats went to the republican party. any attempt the republican party can nominate the candidate that is not a radical, they can't win. they have more people just like the democrats is to have. guest: martin, you are correct that we have had a multiparty system within our two-party system for a long time. it wasn't until i would say about 2010 that we truly had a genuine two-party system with no overlap. for a long time what we had were two overlapping coalitions and the southern block was always kind of a thir

what made it fascinating, he was a lawyer in louisville. first of all, he was someone that was prominent republican in the 1860s and was in the campaign to elect lincoln president. prominent anti-slavery spokesman in kentucky. and he was also an incredibly observant jew. i cite the eulogy in a non-jewish, prominent non-jewish paper about the incredible american he was. he would not even open letters on shabbat. as the paper put it, he could always be found at his local church. as i described in the book, convinced that truly being an american oneti must essentially amputate your jewish identity from yourself. quoting the tr phrase that we don't need hyphenated americans. we don't need hyphenated american spirit which is, you know, he meant that when he said that is a warning for the jews coming from eastern europe emigrating. i always said hyphenated americans i've always reminded of yogi berra. they were calling to find if it was carbonated. to bhu is to always maintain a hyphenated identity actually. jews are supposed to be loyal to the c

pretty little souped up four-wheel drive ♪ ♪ carved my name into his leather seats ♪ ♪ i took a louisvilleaybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ ♪ i might have saved a little troubl for the next girl ♪ ♪ 'cause the next time that he cheats, oh, you know it won't be on me ♪ ♪ no, not on me ♪ you guys sing it with me right now! let me hear you. come on. ♪ 'cause i dug my key into the side of his pretty little souped up four-wheel drive ♪ ♪ carved my name into his leather seats ♪ ♪ oh, oh ♪ ♪ and i took a louisville slugger to both headlights ♪ ♪ and i slashed a hole in all four tires ♪ ♪ maybe next time, he'll think before he cheats ♪ one more time! ♪ because i dug my key into the side of his pretty little souped up four-wheel drive, carved my s name into his leather seats ♪ ♪ and i took a louisville slugger to both headlights, slashed a hole in all four tires ♪ ♪ maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ ♪ oh, maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ ♪ oh, before he cheats ♪ ♪ oh, oh ♪ [ cheers ] >> that is how it's done >> carrie underwood, ladies and gentlemen! >> it's s

the closest schools, notre dame and louisville are 2200 miles away. than over here, boston college and miami, those are 5.5 hour flights. it will be a hall. most school say the majority of the programs won't see a change in travel. the olympics, sports, golf and tennis already compete interments. soccer and volleyball and toppling baseball, officials claim they will only make two trips each season to mitigate. i talked with dr. fletcher about this. is is an advisory board member at the institute for the study of sports, society and social change. he fears how that travel will affect the athletes in the classroom. >> how are we going to bridge that gap. in terms of relationships in the classroom and with professors. i will be curious to see how these programs respond. >> we will be talking about how this will impact the budget >>> here is what it looks like. this is the last season of the pack 12 as we know it. 10 of the 12 schools will have a new home next year. cal and stanford are headed to the acc. ucla, usc, oregon and wash are going toe big ten.

louisville cooling off to 39-34 win here, their first ever victory in the state of georgia.ouston. so, if you're not a football fan, grab a pumpkin latte, this could be your signal that fall is officially here, either way, football is back. >> it is back, >>> still ahead for us, a convicted murderer on the run. what we are learning about the manhunt to find the escaped pennsylvania inmate, next. like . buy one footlong in the app, get one free. for freeee. that's whahat i'm talking abou. order in the sububway app toda. i'm barbara and i'm from st. joseph, michigan. i'm a retired school librarian. i'm also a library board trustee, a mother of two, and a grandmother of two. i'basically, i thoughtrd trustthat my memoryf two, i needed all the help i could get. i saw the commercials for prevagen. i started taking it. and it helped! i noticed my memory was better. there was definite improvement. i've been taking prevagen for a little over five years. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the

louisville getting their gear on the right foot against georgia tech on friday night.down by 15 points at the half, jack plumber rallying the troops with three touchdown passes to score 27 unanswered points. louisville pulls off the 39-34 win, the first ever in the state of georgia. >>> just when you thought the conference realignment was over in college football, think again. they approved the additions of stanford, cal, and smu starting next season. the league will have 18 teams when all of the dust settles. stanford and cal are the latest to leave the pac-12. the big 12 approached four other schools for next year. that leaves oregon state and washington state. >>> andean keyes rookie jason dominguez making his way in a big way. top of the first inning, the 20-year-old launches a two-run shot on his first swing of the bat. he is now the youngest yankee to go deep in his first career at bat. meantime aaron judge is still making history, the team captain blasting his 30th home run on the season in a 6-2 win over the astros. that brings his career total to 250. he did i

the louisville metropolitan police department says the officer is in critical but stable condition.nitor this situation and bring you any updates. all right. speaking of law enforcement. high end retailers in l.a. rocked by skyrocketing thefts and violent shoplifters leaving them helpless and it sure is taking its toll. take a look at this. this viral video showing better beverly hills the sad state of beverly hills. iconic luxury stores about a dozen of them being completely shuttered not being replaced by any new businesses as retailers flee the high crime, high tax city. next guest is from that area. and this is why he left california actor dean cain is also a reserve police officer in poke tell la, idaho and a deputy sheriff in virginia. he joins us now from georgia. dean, good morning to you good morning how are you, sir? >> steve: i'm okay. it has to break your heart. he grew up not far from beverly hills and rodeo drive is kind of a ghost town. >> nonel you told me 10 years ago this would happen i would have thought you were insane. what is going on is insanity. nike town i h

dallas that also joined, the closest competitors will be about 2200 miles away at notre dame in louisville. the other 15 conference teams or even further east, including boston college, north carolina and miami and has some wondering about the travel cost and the impact on student athletes. cal and stanford at around 20 of their programs won't be a change because they compete in tournaments around the country anyway. for sports like soccer, volleyball, softball and baseball, they will only make two trips each regular season. fletcher still worries how it will affect the athletes in the classroom. >> how will we bridge the gap in terms of relationships and with professors. >> they released a statement saying in part, conference affiliations and the broadcast revenue provide key financial support for the wide array of sports that stanford offers, joining the acc will ensure the power conference competitive infrastructure and long-term media revenues that are critical to compete. in the south bay, nbc bay area news. >>> a contract dispute could leave millions without access to their favorite

smu in dallas which joined today, the closest competitors are 2,200 miles away, notre dame and louisville. other 15 teams are farther east, including boston college, north carolina and miami. cal and stanford are the latest to drop regional alliances to make more money from tv revenue. during a zoom media call today, they said the acc is a fit on and off the field. >> the athletes care deeply about being able to play at the highest level of competition and to play with like schools. and this move guarantees or achieves those two goals. >> cal and stanford say most of their sports programs won't see a change because they compete in tournaments around the country anyway. cal says sports like soccer, volleyball and baseball will only make two trips to the east coast each season to limit the impact. >>> now turn to meteorologist -- chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> thank you. >> remind everybody of that. we're excited about the holiday weekend. >> it's going to be nice. one day will be the best one. i wanted to show you what is producing this big change in the weather. cooler system is dro

the city of louisville rely on the university of slewyville -- louisville for so much. leading a major metropolitan university like u of l is a big job, but i think i speak for the entire louisville community when i say president schatzel, keep up the good work. from one card nel to another -- cardinal to another, congratulations on this momentous day. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from oregon. mr. merkley: i ask unanimous consent that the privileges of the floor be extended to mike solinski, a member-my team, for -- a member of my team for the balance of the day. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. merkley: madam president, i'm standing here at the desk next to the desk of our fallen colleague, senator dianne feinstein. it seems enormously strange that instead of being able to sit here and have her next to me, her desk is covered with a black cloth and a bowl, a crystal bowl of white roses. we come from the west coast where our states sit side by side, so perhaps it was fitting that we sat side by side here on the floor of the

he had come back to louisville from northern kentucky to participate in a fund-raiser for jim banks. we met for a few minutes. i talked to him for about 15 minutes on the phone this afternoon. and, you know, he sounded great this afternoon as well and was kind of taken through a bunch of different issues that were on his mind today. so, it's interesting. if you hadn't seen the video or you weren't aware that something had happened, you would never have known anything had happened. because as president biden said, he sounded like his old self. >> scott, just to quickly follow up on that. his office said he paused due to lightheadedness. but the video you see, it's much more than a pause. have you ever heard any questions behind the scenes from other people about concerns about how he's doing? >> no, actually. and the only two times i've ever heard of this happening were the one at the press gaggle at the capitol a few weeks ago and this one. i've been, kind of, tracking him all of august, to be honest with you. he's been home in kentucky. he's done a number of big political events. he

he's looking forward to watching louisville versus georgia tech today.e college football season for the louisville cardinals and i know he's looking forward to get back to washington to tackle big issues next week. everybody is talking politics but congress has some big issues to deal with. >> a very busy legislative season ahead of him. we're very happy that he's feeling well after that really scary ins den. but there are growing noises on the conservative and republican side about his ability to lead. the conservative magazine national review which has praised mcconnell in the past, they released an op-ed calling on him to step down as head of the senate republicans. this is how editor rich lowry described it. take a listen. >> these incidents are not normal and even if it is just light headedness, he's clearly visibly aged since his bad fall back in march and we just think it behoved him for his sake to go out on his own terms. >> how do you respond to that? >> rich louie hasn't talked to mitch mcconnell and observed mitch mcconnell and although i lik

i was taken about this my friend moved to louisville kentucky she's really happy she met the man of hereed 96000 and louisville and you meet the man of your dreams at the same time. maria: some people don't need any of that to be happy, i agree it is funny when you look at all the numbers that they are talking about and money doesn't always bring happiness at the end of the day but it is good to see the survey and interesting to see the different numbers, let's take a look at the futures we have a market that is betting that the federal reserve is going to take the posix week. dow industrials continuing that the rally yesterday up another 86 on top of a 300-point rally yesterday the nasdaq is negative down tended to happen the s&p 500 is up for in three quarters in the big story of the morning is the strike that you told us about 13000 united auto workers began their strike against the three biggest automakers better wages and benefits and that's with the union's wants, ford issues a statement, writing unfortunately the ua w's counterproposal showed little to movement, the proposal woul

let's head back to louisville outdid's fund-raiser.m down and i haven't heard anybody behind the scene saying they feared any impact on his ability to function, his cognition, his memory, his command of the issue it's all pretty normal and business as usual for him. >> kate, you heard from president biden. he didn't race question. he said he didn't have any reservations about his ability to continue to do his job. but, i, mean democrats are in this position and they can't exactly raise questions about his age as the leading republican given that this is a also an issue that they confront himself in the, center with diane feinstein. but, also president biden's age is something that comes up time and time and get, as seen embarking on this 2024 run. >> >> that's also just not something president biden would do as a person. that's just not the, way he doesn't think about trying to score points off of somebody sell health. and you wouldn't hear that from him regardless. that's just not the way he operates. but, you know, i think this does

as cal enters the acc, the closest opponent is the cardinals in louisville. 2000 miles away.hat is a really long haul for those student athletes. is there concern about travel in all of this? >> the closest opponent is going to be stanford just down the road. the next will be smu in texas. this ia -- this is an important question. many of them are already traveling to the east and many of them won't need to because their competitive context will remain on the west coast. in many instances, those are sports the acc doesn't have. so they will continue to complete, such as rugby, against competitors here in the west and the mountain time zones. at the same time, even this year, our football team right now is in texas. getting to work in washington is no walk in the park. so the travel impacts are going to be a lot less than you might think. we do have a few maybe 200 students who will see some trouble impacts. we are already looking at ways to mitigate that. we may do shared travel with stanford. we may look at multi-team events, scheduling things for winter break. these are all

two assembly plants in louisville, lap and ktp.diversity and the solidarity between hose two plants and concern for one another and we're trying to back each other up. >> okay. todd dunn, thank you for the update. we appreciate it. >>> joining me to talk about this is ellen hughes cromwitch worked as an economist at ford and inside the obama administration. been on both sides of these conversations. you know we had reporting about how involved the white house is in these negotiations. they seem to be at an arm's length right now. do you think they need to be a little bit more involved? >> i do think that we've got to see some convergence here of a common set of facts and surely the biden administration can help with that. you know, we've got some top line kind of macro trends that are important right now, ryan. number one, we're in the middle of this transition to evs. gm in the first half of this year, produced 50,000 evs. i mean it's under way. we need a skilled, high quality workforce to make that happen and the d 3 have that. s

of the current teams in the acc, louisville is the closest to the bay area. don't worry, you can get a nonstop ticket, that is only a 4 1/2 hour flight from sfo. a lot of reaction on social media. the former acc basketball coach jokes , the acc is totally covered when it comes to block s logos and a former california bears player says after dominating the ocean for decades, it is time to find some fresh meat along the atlantic. a weird day in college athletics but it is a good day for stanford and cal, it's better than the alternative of we don't know where they are going to go and there are some currents as we talked about earlier. but ultimately it is a good thing. >> i'm just thinking about the students, football is on the weekend, but what about soccer, volleyball, tennis, all those other sports that have tuesday games? >> i think academics are getting pushed to the side. >> ironically, two of the most prestigious universities in the world. >>> up next, if you weren't able to score >>> taylor swift is not only breaking world tour records, she's also break

some thunderstorms in chicago and louisville, also more storms in orlando. and look out for the heat. phoenix back at 106 and dallas there at 94. okay, when it comes to our bay area forecast, we knew this system could kick up the wind by friday and saturday. the way the storm system is positioning, it would be a little bit more over the pacific. and when that happens with storm systems, when they develop, it helps to bring in moisture, so we do think there will be a spotty rain chance once we hit saturday's forecast. totals for us not very high. trace amounts to 0.2 of an inch. the blue color corresponding with the key at the top. half to three-quarters in the sierras. i don't think it will ruin your whole weekend. certainly sunday will be the best day of that incoming weekend. we'll see a little bit of that wind friday, and then as we head through saturday, again, those spotty shower chances and temperatures in the 70s. this will be perfect weather to get your pumpkin spice latte on. seeing a lot of that pop up at the stores. >> i've had many already. >>> a

. >> the doctor plans to head to louisville tomorrowment he'll head up to chicago and close out the monthr hamlin captured the attention and the hearts of the country when he collapsed on the field during monday night football last season. the buffalo bills player is now back in action with the team and is even more focused off the field making an impact in his community. his foundation called chasing ms recently handed out backpacks and school material to children in buffalo. hamlin played flag football with the kids, chatted with them and talked about the importance to support them. >> it's about making sure they're safe, making sure they're sharp, making sure they have the tools and resources at their hands. it takes a community. >> hamlin's near-death experience has had positive impacts across the country. the american heart association has seen a dramatic increase in aed and cpr education. >> so nice to see him back healthy and ready to go. >>> is this guy going to be back? nick bosa, still noign of s you know, you've got it pretty good. streaming this much stuff was never this easy.

if you're doing travelling tomorrow, we will have thunderstorms popping up into detroit, louisville, down towards little rock. some of the hottest temperatures through texas. 103 in dallas. they're expected to stay in the 100 all this week. if you're headed there, be ready for that big-time heat. back for our weather at home, we'll get pretty lucky. we'll see another system develop off to the north by thursday. that's continuing to push that hottest air away. we'll get into a pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. as we fast forward through the weekend, the other thing i'm tracking is brand new tropical system jova, expected to be a hurricane by saturday and sunday. all the models show the path moving away from california. here is the interesting thing. the area of high pressure, the circulation could bring in humidity to california, the best chance of an isolated storm popping would be central and southern california. for us there's no rain chances right now. we'll keep a close eye on that. with added humidity, it can help fire off isolated storms. in san francisco, low 70s

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it's an teams of emergency workers from western louisville. let me know is that a so how i've instructed the ministry of health and all relevant agencies to quickly provide assistance relief convoys will be dispatched to also these affected by this incident will respond with all available resources. so you've got the impact of storm daniel on eastern libya has been devastating. local officials, the many people remain missing with search and rescue operations currently under way. there are, here's the death toll will only rise and forecast. there's have issued a red one, seen more storms are on their way. mount china, which is a fairy, has capsized be nigeria drawn in 20 passengers, including women, children and farm is around 3rd to you, a rescue the name of quite a region of niger stage, at least 40 others are still missing. more than a 100 farmers were being fairy to the fields of crops on the other side of the nigel river. when there crowded boat went down, it's a 2nd symbol of fairly capsizing in nigeria. in 3 months, a fighting between ri

and rod and staff was made in louisville. it was a louisville and i was walking the house looking for where was this noise from what was going on? and then i heard the noise again and noise was coming from my daughter's bedroom. and mikayla was about five years old at the time. i go into bedroom and mikayla is in the middle of her room and she's dancing, spinning around, and she's saying, look, daddy, i'm dancing now. it's 3ami have to preach at trinity and several hours. and so i got that little dad talk, baby you need to go to bed right now. and she says, look, daddy, i'm dancing and pigtails are hitting and whatnot. and the spirit said, stop, look at her. she's dancing the darkness, the darkness is around her, but it's not in her. when are you going to learn how dance and if that moment i trashed my i was supposed to preach and just started writing notes and i stepped into pulpit on that sunday and i talked about the fact that we must learn how to dance the dark. and when we reclaim our dance, dance of love, that dance of

this is martin in louisville, kentucky. >> i want to make an observation and then i will hang up. in my opinion, we have always readied a three party system in america. before the civil war, you have the republican party, you have the northern democrats and the southern democrats. the southern democrats control american policy. that is what got us into the civil war. after the civil war, the democratic party was controlled by the northern democrats and it was not until 1976 when jimmy carter became president, he made it clear. racism is no longer welcomed in the democrat party. that has been -- all of the white people for the 200 previous years went to the republican party. any time the republican party, just like the democratic party -- we will win the election. they have more people. that is my comment. thank you. >> you are correct that we have had a multiparty system within our two parties system. it really was not until i would say in 2010 that we truly had a genuine two-party system with no overlap. for a long time, what we had were two overlapping coalitions and the souther

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he and clark meet near the falls of the ohio near louisville, kentucky. they start discussing the kinds of things they will need to have a successful voyage. clark has been in the military as a captain -- as a lieutenant, excuse me. lewis was formally a captain. they kept up the charade that they had both become captains. they referred to one another as captain even though clark is not promoted until later on. upon farewell, his family lived at the falls of the ohio in kentucky. across the province and county of virginia. it became a state in the 1790's. they had this barge, more properly that was about 55 feet long and could haul 10 tons of material. they did some recruiting as they went to the forest. some of the officers tried to give them the people they wanted to get out of the fort. lewis and clark were quite careful in who they chose. they wanted unmarried men. un married men that went on the expedition. almost all of the others are single. when all is said and done, about 55 members and in st. louis in may of 1804. sergeant gaffe was one of the no

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we can't get the kids to school in louisville and so bad.thing is we don't see why that money should be going over to ukraine in just a couple weeks ago they fired 24 people over there. still no inspector general looking over the money. set $100 million and nobody's counting the money nobody is looking for the fraud. ukraine has always been in the top 10 or historically been the top 10 for corruption. i think it's a huge mistake. it's an unpopular idea. yet the leaders in washington are dead set on ramming this down your throat. i told him about going along with it. i'll not allow my consent to let them push through formatting for ukraine particularly when they have the goal to tell us look at page ukrainian government workers while our workers go unpaid. thus the height of gaul and i won't stand for it. >> tenant senator that takes the cake or in this case the sweater. thank you very much. the "washington post" is attacking its own pole >> have you ever heard of a news outlet releasing the results of its own pole? then distancing themselves

quarterback jack plumber rallying his troop for three touchdown passes to score 27 unanswered as louisvillestate of georgia. back to you. >> that game just taking place a few feet from where i'm standing. but, of course, the big question, will that other georgia team, the bulldogs, repeat their national championship from last year. we will see. carolyn manno in new york. thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> india has just launched its first observation mission to the sun. have a look. >> four, three, two, one, zero. less five seconds. lift off. >> magnificent lift-off. >> india's space agency is sending the probe to a region about 900,000 miles from our planet. the mission is caring scientific instru millionaires to care out a journey. it was more than a week ago they became the first spacecraft to land the spacecraft near the south pole. russia's left a mark on the moon. see a look. nasa officials say it was likely created when russia's unscrewed luna space mission collided on august 1st. russia's space agency says its first lunar mission in 50 years went wrong because of an engine

we've never been to lexington together, we've been to loui louisville.d a piece together. >> todd: cruise custom flags. >> carley: power skills, i showed you up in that department. >> todd: it was ugly, today's show is not ugly. we begin by saying you're watching "fox and friends first" on friday, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. major breaking news at the southern border. the white house is pinning on maga republicans despite the fact 100 migrants are passing into eagle pass every hour and our border is being overrun by a migrant surge happening on land, in the sea and air under president biden's watch. >> todd: the jolliness of our open being matched by this horrificness. migrants are barrelling through by train this week. president biden has flown 200,000 migrants from four countries on secret flights across the u.s. alexandria hoff has more on the failing response at the border. alex. >> alexandria: the white house does not consider their policy to be failing, they say safe and orderly enforcement, despite the spike in numbers we've seen

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kentucky police officer in critical, but stable condition after being stopped in a traffic stop in louisvillecame from a nearby home. residents are being told to stay inside as swat team searches for the shooter and president biden rejecting plea deals for suspected 9/11 plotters after outrage from victim families. "new york times" reporting the president took no position on possibility of the death penalty for the five suspects and the matter will be decided by pentagon officials. last night 9/11 memorial museum, monday marks 22 years since attack on america. michigan coach jim harbaugh praising deion sanders after his win on monday. he said that was quite a performance, maybe coach of the year award is chilling in prime's crib. live in boulder for colorado's next big test, rivalry game against nebraska. coverage starts 10 a.m. eastern and game at noon on fox. >> brian: record ratings last week. >> carley: sanders is asking for receipts. he is like, send me articles of guys who doubted me last year. >> steve: why are we outside? n.f.l. is back as of today and hall of fame coach jimmy johnson

dallas, also joined, the closest acc competitors will be about 2,200 miles away at notre dame and louisville. the other 15 conference teams are even farther away including boston college, north carolina and miami. cal and stanford are the latest schools to drop regional alliances to make more money from tv revenue. during a zoom media call the uc chancellor and cal's director says it's a fit both on and off the field. >> the athletes care deeply about being able to play at the highest level of competition, and to play with like schools, and this move guarantees or achieves those two goals. >> cal and stanford say most of their sports programs will not see a change because they compete in tournaments across the country already. cal says sports like soccer, volleyball and baseball will only make two trips to the east coast each season to limit the impact on their athletes. >>> happening today, a big competition in the east bay is back, and it's attracting some of the world's best curls. the scottish highland games is back at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasantton. first organized more t

host: joyce is an independent in louisville, kentucky. caller: good morning. first time caller. will be 78-years-old on sunday. you people are crazy. this is just a slap something on biden. did you see the color of the people that got killed that day? none of those people were black. black people are not going to put up with this mess you are talking about doing in the army. all of you so-called caucasians want to do is to go around the world and control the world. host: i want to show a clip from secretary lloyd austin in front of the senate armed services committee september 2021 where he talks about the end of the u.s. war in afghanistan. [video clip] sec >> extending beyond august would have imperiled our people and our mission. the taliban made clear their cooperation with end on the first of september. as you know we face great and growing threats from isis. staying longer than we did would've made it more dangerous for our people. it would not have significantly changed a number of evacuees we could get out. as we consider these tactical issues today, we must also ask our

host: joyce is an independent in louisville, kentucky. caller: good morning. first time caller. will be 78-years-old on sunday. you people are crazy. this is just a slap something on biden. did you see the color of the people that got killed that day? none of those people were black. black people are not going to put up with this mess you are talking about doing in the army. all of you so-called caucasians want to do is to go around the world and control the world. host: i want to show a clip from secretary lloyd austin in front of the senate armed services committee september 2021 where he talks about the end of the u.s. war in afghanistan. [video clip] sec >> extending beyond august would have imperiled our people and our mission. the taliban made clear their cooperation with end on the first of september. as you know we face great and growing threats from isis. staying longer than we did would've made it more dangerous for our people. it would not have significantly changed a number of evacuees we could get out. as we consider these tactical issues today, we must also ask our