eight year old carly frye is now the first child to receive a robotic deep brain stimulation. the procedure implants electrodes into the patient's brain and treats movement disorders like parkinson's disease. robots make the procedure much safer because of the required precision. if you think about it, robots don't have a tremor and you tell the robot exactly what to do, it will do it to the submillimeter. carly was an average little girl, meeting all of her milestones up until age four, and then she got an ear infection that triggered a fever that triggered her disease. she was diagnosed with rapid onset dystonia, initially paralyzed, carly made slow progress on medications, but this surgery was a game changer. using a tablet, carly's family can now tune the electrodes in her brain, helping this little girl regain control over her body. >> we can turn it up, or we can turn it down as needed. if we feel like she's been extra tight, we can adjust it to however we need to move things around. >> carly went from not always being able to sit up or feed herself, to walking out of th

eight year old carly frye is now the first child to receive a robotic deep brain stimulation. the patient's brain and treats movement disorders like parkinson's disease. robots make the procedure much safer because of the required precision. if you think about it, robots don't have a tremor and you tell a robot exactly what to do. >> it will do it to the submillimeter. >> carly was an average little girl, meeting all of her milestones up until age four, and then she got an ear infection that triggered a fever that triggered her disease. she was diagnosed with rapid onset dystonia, initially paralyzed, carly made slow progress on medications, but this surgery was a game changer. using a tablet, carly's family can now tune the electrodes in her brain , helping this little girl regain control over her body. >> we can turn it up, or we can turn it down as needed. if we feel like she's been extra tight, we can adjust it to however we need to move things around. >> carly went from not always being able to sit up or feed herself, to walking out of the hospital after the procedure, ev

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anita: carly, what do you think?nce the current vice president is a woman? >> i think it certainly would help, but honestly, i think trump is unlike any republican presidential candidate we've seen and, honestly, i don't think it matters so much who his vp is because he's such a strong presence that i think people who are going to vote for trump are going to vote for him, and if they're not, they're not. i'm not sure any vice president could really change the equation for voters at this point. anita: uh-huh. well, we will see. that pick is sure to be coming soon. marc lotter and carly cooperman, thank you so much for joining us today. great analysis from both of you. >> thank you, anita. anita: griff. griff: why some democratic-run cities are applauding the latest supreme court ruling that could lead to a crackdown of homeless encampments. that's next. ♪ like indulgent memory foam, and ultra-conforming inner-springs, for a beautiful mattress, and indescribable comfort. shop now, and save $400 on select stearns & fost

eight year old carly frye became the first child to receive robotic deep brain stimulation.nto the patient's brain and treats movement disorders like parkinson's disease. robots make the procedure much safer because of the required precision. carly was diagnosed with rapid onset dystonia at the age of four, and she was initially paralyzed. she made slow progress on medications, but this surgery has been a game changer. using a tablet, carly's family can now tune the electrodes in her brain, helping her regain control of her body. >> we can turn it up, or we can turn it down as needed. if we feel like she's been extra tight, we can adjust it to however we need to move things around. >> so carly went from not always being able to sit up or feed herself, to look at her here. walking out of the hospital after the procedure, doctors at the hospital where she was treated say they hope her procedure will pave the way to help children around the world. reggie. >> thanks, gloria. this is a wild story. health officials in denmark are recalling three kinds of noodles because they're ju

what did you think of that, carly?doesn't seem worried about what's happening or what could happen with black voters who might not show nearly as much support. are you worried? >> yeah. yes, i'm definitely worried. i mean, polling has shown some modest improvement for biden over the past few months, but he still is overall trailing trump in the national polls by a little bit. i'm also watching for rfk and the impact that he's going to have in the race. there were some polls that came out that were conducted last week in key swing states like pennsylvania and wisconsin that showed trump with a slight lead over biden. and yet when rfk was put in as a highs, suddenly biden had a -- as a choice, suddenly biden had a slight lead. and then once rfk was a choice, that put biden into a slight lead. but the dynamics, first of all, with how rfk could impact the race are very fluid, and while it seems like he's pulling some more support from trump than biden, also his constituents tend to younger which historically have viewed --

eight year old carly frye became the first child to receive robotic deep brain stimulation.he procedure implants electrodes into the patient's brain and treats movement disorders like parkinson's disease. robots make the procedure much safer because of the required precision. carly was diagnosed with rapid onset dystonia at the age of four, and she was initially paralyzed. she made slow progress on medications, but the surgery has been a game changer. using a tablet, carly's family can now tune the electrodes in her brain, helping her regain control of her body. >> we can turn it up, or we can turn it down as needed. if we feel like she's been extra tight , we can adjust it to however we need to move things around. >> so carly went from not always being able to sit up or feed herself to look at her there. she's walking out of the hospital after the procedure. doctors at the hospital where she was treated say they hope her procedure will pave the way to help children around the world. incredible, reggie. gloria. >> thank you. elon musk's spacex company faces a lawsuit by some

we will talk about it with carly gardner and abigail doolittle. stocks flirting with fresh highs. what is the trendline show you we are heading? carly: i am of the opinion we are starting to get into a situation where the upside potential is a lot less than the downside risk. if we listen to the peripheral things such as the copper market, copper has predicted big turns in the stock market. we saw a big reversal in copper in the last week. eventually big turns in copper translate into big changes at the stock market. we saw in 2018 and 2020. it puts me on alert. i'm not saying it happens tomorrow. i believe it is time for playing defense, not offense. abigail: talking about copper reminds me of commodities from last year because the bloomberg commodity index down more than 10%. to your point it does come back together and i was looking at the bloomberg terminal. the commodity index up 4% to 5%. so is the dollar. was last year's decline a signal -- some commodities people at bloomberg say they saw that as a sign of a soffer session ahead that people were ignoring? carley: i agree.

>> i think it would be a bad move for him to harp on the age of president biden, carly, i absolutelyith you. we do see voters visibly concerned and aware of a rapidly and visibly aging biden. for trump to focus on that, he's going to look like a bully and it's never frequentenned him before. people don't really like that. frightened him and they don't respond positively to it and it's not the sort of thing that's really going to capture and reverse this voter malaise that carly is speaking to, which is very, very real and voters are not jumping on board with either candidate and that's because neither candidate is owning the issues that matter the most to these voters. who really owns the issue with the cost of living crisis? neither voter or candidate has dominate that had and that speaks to the fact that we don't have a binary choice. voters can choose trump or biden or kennedy or simply choose not to vote and that's the specter that's frightening for them. neil: the teamster president wants to come to both political conventions because they've not formally endorsed a president and

and here's one further question from carly, who asks... well, carly, the answer to that is yes. the ropes over tax in his debate with rishi sunak, meanwhile, the member relegates the debate to the corner of the front page, saying there were groans for the prime minister when he talked about the nhs —— sir keir starmer. the times says rishi sunak came out fighting and based his attacks on labour contacts. the daily mail says rishi sunak came out swinging and landed some big blows. meanwhile, the guardian says the leaders have clashed on migration, tax and the nhs, in what describes as an ill tempered debate. the express also prince mr sunak�*s claim about labour tax policy, if you're watching earlier, he would have seen nick eardley from bbc verify testing those claims, which you can also read more about on our website. let's move on to other news now. several major hospitals in london have declared a critical incident because of a cyber attack. some operations have been cancelled, and there have been problems in particular with blood transfusions and test results. helena wilkins

the mayor there, john carly, declined to sign the document.itchie signed it instead said this is a copy of the proclamation. it mentions freedom from discrimination, respecting a diverse community and only at the very end does it reference the lgbtq community. solano pride center originally drafted a much more detailed proclamation, which was actually never adopted. it mentioned significant events in lgbtq history, including the 1968 stonewall riot, the marriage equality act, as well as the pulse nightclub shooting, the center's executive director says resistance from vacaville leaders is nothing new. it really does affect how safe people feel in their own city, whether they have elected officials that are protecting their civil rights and to have a mayor unwilling to actually say that in bold terms makes a difference to us. we did reach out to mayor john carly, but never heard back. but he recently told the times herald, quote, this proclamation did not meet the city's guidelines, and i no longer believe the solano pride center has the best i

mont carly offers for >> this a portrait prosecutors paint odd of a particular period in the life off admitted addict. it was gripping but somewhat sad moment to see all of this exposed as publicly as it was. >> reporter: an expert witness for the government testified that the brown leather pouch that contained hunter's gun tested positive for cocaine. the prosecution calling ex-girlfriend hallie biden, once married to hunter's deceased brother beau. she recounted that she found the gun 11 days after it was purchased while cleaning out hunter's truck, along with remnants of crack cocaine and other drug paraphernalia. i panicked. i wanted to get rid of them, fearing he may commit suicide. >> reporter: prosecutors then played this video for the jury, showing hallie at a local supermarket, tossing hunter's gun away. just 20 minutes later, a local man retrieves it while looking for recyclables, bringing it home and later turning it over to police. >> this never becomes a case at all if not for the discarding of the gun. it's easy to imagine this never comes to the attention of prosecutor

survive 81 year old ellen shrum, 62 year old shirley taylor, 50 year old roy sturgis and 23 year old carly weems. she was trained as a nurse and was rendering aid when she was fatally shot. she loved god. >> she loved her daughter, she loved her family, and she left the people just horrific. >> weems is survived by her ten month old daughter, ivy mae. the 44 year old suspect is in custody and is facing four counts of capital murder. well what was supposed to be a three hour trek turned into a scary experience that lasted more than a week for a man in california. >> thankfully, he's back home now, and he says he is very grateful. this morning, a man who was stranded in northern california mountains for ten days is talking about how he survived. >> i'm sore and a little tired. i lost my voice. >> 34 year old luke mclish set out for a hike on june 11th in the santa cruz mountains, where he says he got lost. mclish was declared missing five days later on father's day, when he didn't show up for a dinner. rescuers finally found him last thursday. >> i left with, just a pair of my pants and my p

carly bunga looks like we'll be in the low 80s here for san jose.eantime, san francisco keeps on saying summer who? 60s all week long. yeah. all right, so you have a place to go if you want to cool off. all right. we have anything for anyone here in the bay area. thanks. well, he is a rap legend turned olympics commentator. snoop dogg at the track and field olympic trials in eugene, oregon. he's testing out his own speed on the track. we're going to tell you governor gavin newsom plans to give the speech a few days after he and lawmakers reached a budget deal yesterday. newsom and democrats who control the legislature ended negotiations and released a final proposal. it is certain to feature prominently, to be featured prominently in the state of the state address. the deal includes $16 billion in cuts to programs like affordable housing and the prison system. it also requires leaders to declare a statewide fiscal emergency in order to dip into california's rainy day fund. you can expect to see firefighters rushing around in the east bay hills this

we reached out to mayor carly tonight but did not hear back in time. he. told the times-herald, quote, this proclamation did not meet the city's guidelines. and i no longer believe the solano, the solano pride center has the best interest of our community at heart. okay, another try at saving tourism in san francisco. so once the lifeblood of the city, the pandemic made the city struggle and it struggled to bring tourists and locals back to the city. mayor london breed has been beating that drum beat about union square for a while now. revitalization as a solution to the problem. today at the powell street turnaround, she rolled out her latest proposal. she's asking for a bond measure to fund the renovation of holiday plaza, which is right by the crime ridden powell street bart station. as for tourists impression about the city, there's a lot of restaurants, a lot of places like chinatown being around the corner. it's very diverse and i really like it. and we're starting down like fisherman's wharf and i went for a walk this morning. it was like a ghost to

i'm carly crawford from memphis, tennessee.e. from someone who died rather mysteriously and it may have been a murder. this murder mystery is steeped in magic. it's the perfect summer read. its atmosphere immediately envelopes you just like a muggy night. next time you're in memphis, come say hi. >> whit: okay. thank you, carly. "in the hour of crows" is available right now. keep reading on with us at gma book club. coming up here we are high lighting members of the lgbtq + community who come out later in life. >> sam: we're back with our gma out loud series honoring members of the lgbtq + community who are coming out a little later in life. like a fine wine some things get better with age. for seasons of the lgbtq + community stepping proudly into your identity later in life with open up a whole new world. >> it's common for older people in the lgbtq community to come out late in life. often when we were younger, there was just no space. there was no openness to coming out. one of the basic misconceptions is that lgbtq elders

the cranes, carly exports in the grades that it stood up when it couldn't get it out for one spot. school and other factors are gonna start taking. that's whole like the fact that about 5th of the countries agricultural land is even under russian control will cover the mines and that isn't helping production. that could finance and insurance for the countries problem is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the green produced will be able to make it out the country john home. and i would just say to keith are still a head on alger 0. the link to all kind of claims responsibility for an attack that has more than a 100 silver single pane of fossil and will explain why a pump and a tourist attraction in brazil is atlantic force faces an uncertain future the the trend of not really being summer in northern europe continues this rotation to fly around the area of low pressure would suggest rain, at least wind for some another low pressure over here in eastern europe, re on the boats w

to a new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to explore their challenges ahead. ukraine's carly exports in the grades that it stood up when it couldn't get it out for one spot. school and other factors are gonna start taking. that's whole like the fact that about 5th of the countries agriculture land is even under russian control will cover it in mines. and that isn't helping production. a lack of finance and insurance for the countries problem is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the great produced will be able to make it out the country on home. and i would just say to keep still ahead on that one to 0, a trickles into sit down stuff for as a humanitarian crisis deepens, the last on the stronghold in the region remains on to see the policies in the gaza strip. as is the last continues, there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanizes his readings and actively humanizes p

to a new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to explore their challenges ahead. ukraine's carly exports in the growing that it stood up when it couldn't get it out for one spot. school and other factors are gonna start taking. that's whole like the fact that about 5th is the countries agriculture. land is even under russian control, will cover it in mines and that isn't helping production. a lack of finance and insurance for the country's problem is, is also an issue. this year the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the great produced will be able to make it out the country john home. and i would just say to keep wildfire is that burning in the us state of california. a strong winds are finding flames to drive bush and mountains. north of los angeles. steep terrain is making it difficult for firefighters to reach some areas. people are preparing to evacuate their helps. the world's largest tropical wetlands are facing a crisis. more than $700.00 fires have broken out this month alone and brazil's con

for the purpose of obtaining information, respecting the national defense helix found the size is carly on board a plane, on his way to bind cool berries, expensive to land, soon from the he will then fly into the northern mariana islands a u. s. territory in the pacific ocean. let's close the live now. well joining the national i think i'll close london in the c d o for more on this case dawn. wow. what a way to wake up this one of you and i am sure. but interestingly with what was going on, i mean, of this decision, do you think this decision was his decision, this thing he was pressurized or pressured into doing it? or? i mean 5 be is in a 2 by 3 blocks. essentially we're pretty good. and he wanted to say and do what, wherever they want them to say what's going on here. well, i mean, if we looked at what the united nation says about torture and solitary confinement, julie massage is literally tortured in prison. so i mean, his health has been deteriorating over the years as a result of that. so it's not really a surprise why he would decide to plead guilty to this. i mean, especially

to a new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to expose their challenges ahead. ukraine's carly exports in the great that it stood up when it couldn't get it out for one spot. school and other factors are going to start taking. that's whole like the fact that about faces the countries agriculture land is eva under russian control will cover it in mines. and that isn't helping production. a lack of finance and insurance for the countries problem is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent, but at least as it stands, the green produced will be able to make it out the country going home and i would just say to keep slid on al jazeera nigel for all just back shaking out the case for let's go see the cam. his reform policy actually went on the opposite, making a good tack codes. how a pacific just calling re award is far more interested in the popular mexican dish and those who prepared the the it's trustworthy. and so victoria, i may be not a big surprise, but they, they are all the same because when it'

costs since next year. opec plus which include some of the wells tow petroleum exposing countries as carly counting output, by more than $5800000000.00 barrels a day. that is equal to about 6 percent of global demand. group has made a series of output cuts since late 2020, to a mid rising production from the united states and all the known mendez so that because governing african national congress says it's open to coalition talks with any of the political policy itself that fail to secure another problem into majority in wednesday's general election. the policy has been in power since the end of the a pot side 3 decades ago. but it's now dealing with its law just as a decline in support. with nearly all the balance count of the n, c has taken just 40 percent of the vote, which is down from 58 percent in the previous election. the policy as well reporting is now seeking a coalition partner with talking to everybody because the election did not give us out the majority of the effect as well. things like new york media connected via an individual. i saw you in the queues punching the life ch

by going sideways, it's a big change from the namal runs that's why we're going off the chart with carlyhe told us copper week weak, so where set she come down on heavy metals. after long periods of consolidation. you tend to get the best buying opportunities when the precious metals have no momentum whatsoever right now garner says they're both at an inflection point. she things the latter is a let's talk about the backdrop. check out -- it measures the green back against a basket of foreign -- and garner is very important to know -- when the dollar comes down, they go up in price, but it's been hovering at between 100 and 107 for the better part of two years, and you can see these are moving averages, but they're a collective view. now, when you look at the williams percentage r oscillator, what is that it's created by a friend of the show it could be due for a pullback this is a williams person, the rsi is although -- and, according to garners that points to a long-term weakness and it almost looks like a mirror image through the financial crisis. and a boost in silver, it almost alwa

" well, carly, the answer to that is yes — not least here at bbc news. still to come on today's programme... how the weather played its part in the preparations for d—day, as thousands of troops and vessels waited for the right conditions to move. but first it's time to join our colleagues with the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our top stories this lunchtime. manchester city chairman khaldoon al mubarak says the club want to be �*judged by the facts' after allegations they breached financial regulations. out of the french open, now potentially wimbledon too. novak djokovic could need knee surgery and would likely not be back in time. and from the buildings to the new cricket stadium in new york... ireland and india are preparing for plenty of support in their opening t20 world cup match. manchester city chairman khaldoon al mubarak has claimed he �*feels for the club's fans'. .. and is �*frustrated' by city's achievements being accompanied by reminders of the 115 premier league charges lodged against them. he wants

is again her marion doll carly a kindred spirit. lose interest in athletics continued unabated. she joined the women's athletic association and was on their board of directors along with clelia doyle mosher. here she's practicing archery a sport she clearly enjoyed and kept the entire time she was at stanford stanford. despite everyone's best efforts, jeanne's health did not improve to point where she was fully healthy. lu was passed over for the lab assistant position that opened up. burke graduated. she wondered if it was because she was a woman. if brenner knew that she would not be able to manage it with everything else she had on her plate. she became increasingly overwhelmed during that term. she decided that leaving school was what was necessary. she wrote to her parents with her decision. her father quickly responded, a long letter stating in no uncertain terms. do not think for a moment of giving up scol you haveusarrived at the point where you can begin to put your knowledge, to practical us he stated, you must have your arin your work and studies and interest in what

one public and carly got a great sw what is the problem?onstituent in the mormon. who the hell are you going tox face in the morning? he said the mirror. [laughter] he said, i think it is the right thing to do. lost his seat, did. but it is worthwhile occasional here with talk of how great -- how bad things are. sometimes people rally to the moment. not every vote is like what we are talking about. yes, it is a problem, and leadership expects to provide some cover for members in tough situations. they do it all the time? no. but from time to time? absolutely. >> it just seems like it has become -- >> i am talking 12 years ago now, but nonetheless. . but it was a time when people could have easily, particularly that close to the national election. as a result of no politically the people did vote yes for it, so many lost their seats because of that single vote. >> we yes, he lost in a runoff, my race was decided not month later by 312 votes. i would have gotten six or 7% conservatives, i got maybe 60%. it had an impact. but i would cast the

and that carly is the sport for now., thanks dan.oalition government, after his hindu nationalist bjp failed to win enough seats in the general election to govern alone. thousands of guests are attending the inauguration at delhi's presidential palace, including the heads of several neighbouring countries. tight security is in place and police have declared the capital a no—fly zone. members of mr modi's new cabinet will also take their oaths of office. we can see from these live pictures that this is happening at the moment. sorry, that is not live, these are the lies pictures that you can see now. the ministers are taking their oath. let's speak to our correspondent who is in delhi for us. we saw narendra modi earlier, and these are hit his ministers going in to take their oaths. ., , ~ ., ministers going in to take their oaths. ., , . ., ., oaths. that is right. we are now in the opening _ oaths. that is right. we are now in the opening phase, _ oaths. that is right. we are now in the opening phase, if— oaths. that is right. we ar

. >> kayleigh: part of it carly, is the reason he took so long is that he did not want to anger at the far left, their anger and for a number of reasons and it's interesting that we are able to report on this, this only applies during times of high encounters only between ports of entry. this does not apply to children or ban people based on religion with by the way they never banned people based on religion, it happened to be some muslim majority countries that was not a religion that it was a country that some appointments, they are couching this in such a way to can keep the far left but when back independence. >> carley: it is our political life to that point i was laughing earlier today thinking back to the 2020 democratic presidential debate. when all the candidates were asked if the health care include undocumented immigrants and everyone's hand shot up from eric to joe biden, and then they got a huge applause and because of that ever was that answering the question in both spanish and english. i bring this up because during a presidential election cycle, political pandering kno

that's why tonight we're going off the charts with the resident commodities expert, carly garner, a brilliant techtologist of commodity trading. last year she nailed in oil. and rather than focusing on the statistics, i went straight to her about the price of copper, where dr. copper, we used to call it in the hedge funds day, widely regarded for the economy because there was so much copper in the house. of course, some of the reputation was a blunt. copper prices were bullish. but whenever the price of copper theft tanks, we tend to shrug it off as an indicator. after all we're a service economy now. who cares about this industrial metal. over time copper has proven to be a great thing. but definitively meaningful not to be worth our attention. as garner sees it, the copper market can and does talk to us as long as we're willing to take the time and listen. i would say as long as we can get her translation. recognizing stocks tend to lie on the price of copper. just over the last couple of weeks, this decline could be bad news for the averages. remember there's a lot of talk about the super

carly, the site's fires 86% contained far more than 19,000 acres 6.34. and let's talk baseball. the giants and cubs honor willie mays before the start of this year. ease. >> happened yesterday at oracle. all the players wearing. look at that. everybody is wearing willie mays. 24. all right. top of the 5th. >> the cubs take a 4 run lead over the >> that hurt. but the judge to start making a comeback with this monstrous shot to left field by nick ahmed. >> ties the ballgame at the bottom of the 9th and now it all rests on. well before us. and the giants when it was a walk-off win 5 to 4 snapping their five-game losing streak. giants game 2 of the series is tonight at 6.45? i love when they jumped for joy together again. the a's taking on the angels in anaheim and this shot to right field in the a's. just couldn't catch that one. no. the a's would try to make up for that in the next inning with that home run. here we go. >> and we go. but they fall short. i'll say short 5 to one. they lost, but they'll play again tonight at 6.38. all you can get into any california state parks for

carly, the latest reports are in addition to the 21 suspected cases that bacterial infection all of these cases so far have been among people that are on housing, that colors, jett momo. that story. >> it's it's it's boys. not summit going to go through again. you know, townsend recently got moved into a hotel in san jose after living on the streets of san francisco for 4 years. that's where he says he caught a bacterial infection known as shigella multiple times. and everybody that i know that's how much he's gotten you know, it's san jose. shigella is spreading to unhoused people all along the guadalupe river. 6 have been hospitalized in the last week. should de la can spread easily through fluids and can cause diarrhea, vomiting and dehydration. >> would suggest to just wash your hands and don't share anything with anybody. so with about 9 confirmed cases shigella throughout the guadalupe river area, the county officials are saying a couple things to avoid. the first thing is to avoid getting in the water, avoid drinking the water, using it to cook. >> and also of like washing your clo

the governments and carly has denied the accusations, despite sort of as many of the ones in the countries say that happy with the president's and will vote for him again. i'm up watching out a 0 off that i had an algebra a french chinese telescope satellite launches into space on a mission to hunt down the most powerful explosions in the universe. the heavy rain slots and blind slides of climate crisis is threatening the lives of millions across last in america, the the hello there are yet more heavy showers, pushing across central parts of europe. we are going to see that west with a stomach, a little further east, which as we go through the next couple days. and eventually we'll see some wilma and dr. bribes of weather coming back in across the northwest. at the moment. we have got a fair amount of cab, little marietta, france rolling across the that to west to sort of out in pushing a little further race was into west a positive u. k. as we go through the next 24 hours, we'll say, but eventually it will drop it will bryce and that's still plenty of showers. there were especially close

. >> rachel: carly pearce revealing she was tight nosed with a heart condition. here with more, dr.d healthy. what's going on here? >> yeah. well, per car diets is inflammation of the lining of the sack around the heart and most common causes is autoimmune disease, viral infection. there are also a some other causes like certain med if occasionses and kidney disease. most cases do resolve after a few weeks of just some rest, and as she mentioned, not getting her heart rate up. and most cases don't require long-term treatment, so we wish her the best. rachel: we heard about myocarditis on the rise, is this in any way related to that or these are totally separate things? >> so they're both associated with the vaccine in very rare cases, they were also associated with covid-19 infection itself. it's hard to say what it is, it's possible she had a recent infection. if she did have recent vaccination, it is possible that's the culprit, but with we don't really know. she didn't give us any information. rachel: nicole, you're a doctor but u you're also a guest on a morning show, i get up e

. >> in chicano history, gilda posada is the curator of the exhibition carly the art of chicano peopleslly important in the chicano movement because it allowed these ideas to be in multiple spaces all at once. >> the wall of screen prints and posters is as bold and bright as the people who made them, and punctuate the enduring theme of the exhibit. who is home and what is home in america like this seminal work by yolanda lopez. >> it's speaking back, right, to that idea that you're not from this country, that you're not from this land. who is the legal alien pilgrim, right? because oftentimes we get called aliens. like we're not even from this earth. she's saying, actually, we're not aliens, right? you're the one who came here. we've been here as a people. >> the exhibition puts historic and contemporary works in conversation, unafraid of confronting the issues of the moment like the movement it represents from not that long ago. >> this is gorgeous and so massive in scale. walk us through what we're looking at here, because underwear is a fiber artist. >> but she also makes these mural

wasn't able to travel and now that he is able to travel he's got to go to the battleground states where carlyt. those are, you know, the make or break states. this election will be decided by the 3 plus 4 more. donald trump is making his case. >> real quick the debate coming up on the 27th. how crucial will that be? >> at the gets important and will be the first time some people are shutting to tune into the election. reno voters are really unenthusiastic and not excited about thes candidates and historically when people start to tune in and pay more attention and for the biden administration for biden himself this is an opportunity to try to reset on his terms and get his legislative accomplishments out there and show that he's energetic and kind of try to counter the narrative is he's been lagging in the polls and hasn't been able to turn things around. >> we shall see. thank you both. of a wonderful weekend. in the meantime good days and bad days is how the princess of wales and revealed to public how she's doing right now and what she's up to right now and battling the cancer she's been d

to a new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to exports their challenges ahead. ukraine's carly exports in the grades that it stood up when it couldn't get it out for one spot. school and other factors are gonna start taking. that's whole like the fact that about 5th is the countries agriculture. land is even under russian control. we'll cover it in mines and that isn't helping production. that could finance and insurance for the countries farm is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister, please production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the green produced will be able to make it out the country on the home. and i would just say the key of the still ahead on algae 0. we look at how the number of nuclear weapons that are ready to launch at a moment's notice is on the rise and a popular choice, subtraction, inverse sales, atlantic 4 spaces and i'm certain, see the lower sort june was an unreliable month when it comes to summer weather, this one's definitely proving the points and it's extending really from the great british

to a new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to explore their challenges ahead. ukraine's carly exports in the growing that it stood up when it couldn't get it out for one spot. school and other factors are gonna start taking. that's whole like the fact that about 5th of the countries agriculture land is even under russian control will cover it in mines. and that isn't helping production. a lack of finance and insurance for the countries problem is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the great produced will be able to make it out the country john home. and i would just say to keep next 1000000 has, as i felt about the american think tank farm policy research institute and joins us now from london. besides good talking with this on the program. i mean, the ukrainian grain has seen an easier route times of the country overland these past few months since i was sort of a release because of route 5. see is now up to the question. i mean, what seems to have made it easier

of 2 new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to explore their challenges ahead. ukraine's carly exports in the gray city stood up when he couldn't get it out for once. that's gone. of the fact is it going to start taking? that's whole like the fact that about face of the countries agricultural land is eva under russian control will cover it. in mines and that isn't helping production . a lack of finance and insurance for the countries problem is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the green produced will be able to make it out the country john home. and i would just say to keep balls that i had here. all the news we looked at how the number of nuclear weapons venue to low to the movements. notice on the prices and a dramatic finish to the us open is very mcelroy exclusive. tends to victory will tell you what happens in the what does a, i really mean for the future of humanity? what sort of future society do we want? it creates all of this technology roommates. do we s

>> yeah question carly all right. >> our panelists here former federal prosecutor elliot williams, republicantrategist, sarah longwell, and former white house senior policy adviser, ashley allison welcome to all of you. >> clearly, this was designed to show that these guys are all on the same page altogether, that this is trump's republican party. >> now but sarah longwell, this was liz cheney, right? >> so liz cheney who spearheaded the january 6 committee the investigation into what happened that day, who has been a crusader in the wake of that against i'll trump getting back into the oval office, someone who found in mitch mcconnell's something of an ally during this period, they were in many ways on the same page mcconnell, of course, not as vocal but we know i reported at the time just how close mcconnell came to doing something different in the second each month trial of donald trump because of how much he cared about this. >> if you know how mcconnell's speaks about donald trump it private, you know, the level of disdain that he has for him. >> and yet, we saw we saw yesterday, this is

to a new situation and try on ways to find its way to, to explore their challenges ahead. ukraine's carly exports in the great that it stood up when it couldn't get it out for once. that's going. other factors are gonna start taking. that's whole like the fact that about 5th of the countries agriculture land is even under russian control will cover it in mines. and that isn't helping production. a lack of finance and insurance for the countries problem is, is also an issue. this year, the acting agricultural minister police production will actually decline by 5 to 7 percent. but at least as it stands, the great produced will be able to make it out the country john home. and i would just say to keep australian prime minister and to the albany says these government is working to stabilize relations with china. following several years of diplomatic tension, he met the chinese premier camera for talks to both sides, described as kind of the big jang is the highest level chinese official to visit to australia in 7 years. so o'clock reports from the capsule in the navy. one welcomed premier lad

f let's run the risk say, if he has too much red bull, carly, and it's the usual joe that we see every day. won't that be apparent to american people? also, won't that also raise an issue as to, okay, is this guy really physically mentally, the cognitively up to the task of having the toughest joborld in the world, being the president of our country presid yes. and i think he runs the risk we going to see a different. joe, i totally agree with you. state of the union, joe, who we never seferente, he peeks his hh around the corner when he has to jump over a hurdle coe and convince his party he should still be the nominee. but i think the rookie is coming out hot because this man has a tendency get angry and anger is not a good look for him. i think of the blood maga speech mark as a clear and present danger, a threat to democracy. anger. rage. he has a tendency to that. >> so if he comes out rear in ready, energize, joe,e angr you may see angry joe. >> and i don't know if that's a joe. the americane an know people will like, you know, if they try to rattle donald trump said fromnnin the

agree with carly. >> it was as if 53% of people said, we think the questions you think we would ask rishire ridiculous. so we're not going to ask him any of them. >> and remember, there was a column on nothing in common which people could say, nothing in common. >> they feel like they don't anyway. i mean, i always say this, but rishi sunak is from southampton. i wouldn't have anything to talk to him about other than maybe you would. >> you would have something you'd say, listen, i use andrex. is it worth , is it worth the is it worth, is it worth the extra money? yeah. >> do you like the stuff with the aloe vera or not? >> you people have. so you have so many things in common with this guy. he's married to a woman who has a lot more money than i. he wears shoes. he wears shoes. we all know what it's like to have gets up in the morning. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> okay, well, we're at the halfway point now. and in this section, young people can't be bothered to vote. the election forces comedians to rewrite their edinburgh shows. and the bbc still don't think hamas are that bad. find out more ne

>> yeah question carly obsession mcconnell is colleagues in the house, also fond over the now convictedon there was a pep rally environment for president trump? >> no, i didn't. since any dissension, but i didn't catch everybody's response either. >> well, i saw nothing but overwhelming support for president trump. he saw me in there and he was hello, marjorie. he's always so sweet and recognizes me. >> he said very complimentary things about all of us we had sustained applause. he said, i'm doing a very good job. >> but during his remarks to house republicans, trump also complemented the fictional serial killer hannibal lecter. he reportedly spoke of a great romance with nancy pelosi and another life wind about taylor swift and called milwaukee, which is hosting the republican national convention next month. a quote, horrible city a moment, milwaukee, his hometown newspaper prominently featured on its front page this morning, let's discuss now with one of the republicans who was in that meeting with the former president, republican congressman tim burchett of tennessee congressmen. tha

i mean, carly, i'll take it. i'll take it. i love katie. i'll take cable. i do think it's a little late. i mean, we that with the late executive order of, you know, ally all of a sudden care about asylumxecutive, he obvious not. but to the expectations point, there has a lot of conversation about the gop loweringt expectationsgo. ion is but what expectation has b biden set for trum p for three and a half years? we have heard maga is a clear and present danger. clear they are a threat to our republic. they are toward hi prm. they they embrace anger. they thrive on chaos. so to the point of you e thrivrt night, jesse, what happens when trump shows up with humor and jest? we know he can be charmingr an and diminishes the expectations that president biden has set. xpectatik that there's a really real risk of that. and i would say to biden, if i prepping him at camp david right now, do not sayn yor convicted felon, your campaign has leaned in. ca ithat is the lean in cost you? you're the loss of your cash on hand advantage. trump has now trouncede in fundraising

and thanks to carly as well. so yeah 21 days. there's a risk of a £500 fine. >> well, thank you very much indeed, anna reilly. and to your guests there as well. are you a cat person, no, i'm a person. person. >> okay, so not an animal lover. >> okay, so not an animal lover. >> no, no, no, i was making a joke. i'm not half cat. no, i prefer dogs. i have to say , prefer dogs. i have to say, cards on the table are much more of a dog person. i think dogs are more loyal, more friendly cats.i are more loyal, more friendly cats. i find a bit distant. >> well, don't give up the don't give up the day job with the stand up. >> with the stand up. yes are you a cat person? no. i'm human. >> coming up as reports provide more insight into tv doctor michael mosley's death , we'll be michael mosley's death, we'll be joined by a greek journalist, a local journalist. so stay with us. >> us. >> for a brighter outlook with boxt solar , the sponsors of boxt solar, the sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hi there and welcome to the latest forecast from

. >> i'm so proud to be british and as carly simon says, nobody doesit and as carly simon says, nobodyne doesit does it better though, no one does it better. and like us, that the pomp and the pageantry, the colour every bit of detail, the colour every bit of detail, the timing to every second, it was incredible. 1400 of our king's soldiers, 200 horses not missing a beat. it was totally sensational. i'm so proud to be british. in fact, i am wearing an outfit rather similar to princess kate today. >> oh, you are are actually, this was designed for me by the former queen's aide, angela kelly, that used to dress the queen. >> oh, really? and was sent to me and matched dear kate. and it was so. i know it was the king's day, but it really was about princess kate who looked so radiant and beautiful. we haven't seen her for seven months since christmas 2023, and ihave months since christmas 2023, and i have to say she looks stunning. she looked, well, beautiful , you know, always beautiful, you know, always perfect. but what an inspiration to other cancer sufferers. seeing her there today . a

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