again, speaking to places like scranton, pennsylvania, where he likes to talk about where he came fromaces in the midwest where he has long-standing connections and relationships and she might not being from california. i think he is a validator for her to voters who don't know her very well and want to get to know her. >> his last stop before election night when he won was to a union hall in scranton, pennsylvania, all of us who were covering him stood out there a very long time. he just likes being in there and talking to people. he was in no rush, andrea. you just spoke to kentucky's governor, andy beshear, about the 2024 race. he had a little advice for kamala harris? >> yeah, a little advice and just picking up what you were just saying, his appeal to scranton wilkes-barre where he was so powerful and kentucky where trump won huge but andy beshear still won by six points. to go up against the democrats in michigan, those people who validate her who may not know about her or may be resistant to a woman, to a woman of color. look, andy beshear's advice was to talk to those issues. t

600 -- [inaudible] senators -- [laughter] by the by the way, i moved from an irish neighborhood, scranton, and move to delaware, i was the only kid in the neighbor that conditioned end in k-i. there wam lincoln's home unleashed a race riot and it shocked the country. these folks work so hard and a lot of people forgot it. with railroad tracks and a lot going on there and people forgot it. it did not happen and some of our colleagues would say no, we have never had this problem. well, we are going to have used to have these problems until we continue to talk about the problems we had before poor -- before. i support the leaders of the naacp, one of the most important organizations of this country. by signing this 1908 national race monument we have to remind ourselves that we have no safe harbor in less we continue to remind people what happened. it is really important. and as you have heard me say, i had an operation years ago and the doctors chose -- told me what my chances were and he said your problem -- your problem is that you are a congenital optimist. i am an optimist that this cou

by the way, i moved from a irish neighbor in scranton when coal died, moved down to delaware. i was the only kid with a name who didn't, name didn't end in ski. [laughing] now, look, you know, over 100 years ago this week, a mob not far from lincoln's home unleashed a race riot in springfield and that literally shocked the conscience of the nation. i mean, it shocked the conscience of the nation. but what these folks worked soes hard to make sure a lot of people forgot it. it was railroad tracks, there was a lot going on there. and people forgot it as if, you know, it didn't happen. if you listen to some of our colleagues, you'd think, oh, no, no, no.ap we've never had this problem. well, you know, you're going to continue to have these problems unless we talk about the problems we had before making sure we solved them. and it also sparked the creatioi of the naacp and the leaders here today, one of the most important organizations, in my view, in this country. and by signing this designation for the springfield 1908 race riot national monument, weun remind ourselves we have t

a bee little harder than joe from scranton but re- brand her as a martyr who is a border hawk she is defense and balance budget inflation fighter. that is the paradigm for their humiliating that media because the media for over a month had a genuine interview. they are trying to tell her give us an interview because we are being humiliated we are exposed as toadies and obsequious. she won't even do that so little is the confidence she has and asked temporary new salih speaking. with never seen anything like it. >> have never seen anything like it. you know victor davis hanson we are supposed to be the great democracy of the world. we have the constitution but we have voting rights like no other country. voting rights that are enshrined in federal law. we praise ourselves. pat ourselves on the back. if you can deny people knowledge and information about a democrat party candidate, even worse if you're going to treat it like vladimir putin campaign with the billboards and the oligarchs coughing up hundreds of millions of dollars for propaganda efforts. and the state run media i with r

actually near president biden's hometown of scranton bread that's ahead of the start of the democratic national convention on monday. the last six nick adams is life and it will expire with the very latest on will begin expected. >> not too far from scranton but here inside of this arena is trump country you can see it behind me the crowd has continued to grow we still have some time before former president trump takes the stage. we had a chance to catch up at rnc chair michael wiley. i asked exactly what trump's plan is to try and when the swing state. watch. >> a big day here get on the trail being in the swing state of pennsylvania. why isn't pennsylvania such an important state for donald trump to win? >> are two reasons first off is electorally. there are a lot of ways we get to 207 electoral votes. most of them go through pennsylvania if we went pennsylvania along with a couple of other states we feel like we are going to be in a commanding place you go to win this thing. but more important is the state that represents all of america for you to think about the families here, it i

joe biden last election over performed in the area where he was born and raised, in scranton.age points in the state that was decided by one point. he will be very helpful throughout the country. especially pennsylvania. caitrÍona: speaking of, both trump and vance are there today which speaks to how important the state will be. how tight is the race there? rep. boyle: 2016 it was decided by one half of one percentage point. 2020, one percentage point. pennsylvania structurally is destined to be a close race. right now i think there is a slight wind to the back of the harris-walz ticket. but only by 1% to 2%. caitrÍona: can they hold onto that energy from now until november? rep. boyle: i think so. ironically, while the u.s. is having its own version of a snap election, i think it benefits the democratic side, because there is no time for a lull. after this convention it is only a week and the first debate in philadelphia, then the next debate a week and half later, then the vice presidential debate and then early voting starts. given that pace i hope we can carry this momentu

happening in your neighborhood. 77 degrees in philadelphia, with rain in the forecast for new york, scranton and cleveland. rain in the forecast for orlando today. and that's a look at your forecast, jessica. back to you. >> all right, angie, thank you. "early today" is back in a minute with another golden day at the olympics for team usa. and live from new york, it's not steve martin. why the comedy legend says he turned down the anchce to play tim walz on snl. your skeleton t two times your weight. it's in your nature to stand strong. supplement your bones with high-absorption magnesium. nature's bounty. it's in your nature. skincare can start in the laundry room. that's why i always recommend all free clear for sensitive skin. it's free of dyes and perfumes. it's a key part of my self care routine. it's a clean that's gentle on my skin. for an effective clean that's gentle on skin, all you need is all free clear™ pain means pause on the things you love, but... green... means... go! ♪♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. sometimes your work shirt nee

about scranton yourself, right is that going to be a problem for the democrats in pennsylvania? >> think this ticket is going to run very strongly throughout the state and they're working to earn that vote already. they've already tickets already been to philadelphia the first night of tim walz's candidacy. and then to beaver county last just a couple of days ago now, i think it's significant that they went to that part of western pennsylvania, beaver county is not a blue county. now, it's a it's a county that has leaned read and but i think it can be a place where we can be competitive and speaking of pennsylvania, as you know, the former president, he's been there as well and yesterday he was asked whether he's going to accept the results of the 2024 race. >> let's listen to what he had to say and talk about on the other side will you accept the results of this election absolutely. i assume it's going to be a fair election if it's going to be a fair and free election, the edges absolutely, i will do you buy that was a track record there. look, i think the the contrast in this

is being scranton joe, the man of the people, the man the union workers. it seems she's able to make some inroads with those white voters that maybe was not fully expected so stick with me for a second. >> we've obviously this is, we've looked at some of the positives walz break it's the ticket here were also of course, learning more about each tim walz and jd vance's as well. they're records as they both have kind of stepped into the national spotlight for the first time. and walz this morning is facing criticism for prayer using a muslim cleric who shared anti-semitic propaganda walz has called him a master teacher. here was walz in 2018 when he was first running for governor in minnesota i would like to first of all, say thank you to your mom i am a teacher, so when i see a master teacher, i know it over the time we've spent together, one of the things one of the things i've had the privilege of is seeing the things in life through the eye of a master teacher to try and get the understanding listening today to the stories and what it means walz, appeara

and of course, i want to thank a man who dedicated 50 years of his life, scranton's own joe biden.] now, for those of you who don't know me, my name is gretchen whitmer. back home, yes, back home, my friends call me big gretch, so you can, too. i am proud to be the governor of michigan and i am proud to be with all of you. we are working our tails off to elect kamala harris, our next president. and while i am here, i will just say, go birds. with one caveat, when they play my liens. i'm just -- lions, i'm just saying. let's talk about what we agree on. that is that this is a place that based on how the phillies are playing this summer, pennsylvania knows a little something about gritty, right? and that is something we share in common. pennsylvania and michigan are a lot alike. i want to tell you a little bit about me and why i do the work i do because it is about every single one of us. i was raised in a bipartisan household. my dad works for a republican governor. my mom worked rate democratic attorney general, but they taught my siblings and me the same thing a lot of people in t

, scranton wilkes-barre. he's now in york vance's in philadelphia the current vice president was in my home county, a beaver county yesterday, western pennsylvania. they're going to spend a lot of time in the commonwealth because i don't think anyone could be president without that. but each one of these races is within the margin of error and it's important from the people show up to vote and vote early if you're republican but the best thing that i've heard right now is that david urban is here with us last time. >> david urban was trump and pennsylvania, he won pennsylvania and we're going to keep you here. we've got locked the door. >> you don't want he said there he's like, good luck. >> he's armed pennsylvania whisper and we're not letting you go back. but look obviously it makes sense for trump to be out there. he's not going to get the dominant position in national media and it may not matter if he can go and scratch another five votes, another ten votes in the 20 votes back in his column in the swing

this is joe biden's home county, lackawanna county, scranton. you see the margins.won by 80,000 votes, right? you see the margin there in 2020, he wins it by eight in 2016, hillary clinton won it, but only by three-and-a-half, the margins matter if this one is if harris is close here, not winning it by a decent margin, that means trump's stronger in pennsylvania, if you will. so i'd watch the swing counties first, but no question. lackawanna lucerne, also worth a peak ashley john, i'm all about building the coalition and i know that a lot of folks are interested in independent perhaps never trumpers that harris can get over, but i'm wondering if there are particular constituencies like african-americans or latino population, or even young voters that you think she can run the score up? >> in a philadelphia or a pittsburgh or in a college town that could give her the advantage, even if she isn't able to pull as many independence over in this election, i am fascinated by never won. how does she matt, you mentioned maxwell frost, a giant challenge that this election is

[applause] i was born and raised in scranton, pennsylvania.ife teresa and i have raised our daughters in pennsylvania. we still live in scranton, pennsylvania and pennsylvania will always be my home. and you all know what kind of commonwealth we have. you live it every day. we live in a commonwealth where we strive to be a commonwealth in life as well as in name. i have worked every day as a public official to lift up your voices as your representative. [applause] and i've also listened to you, when you've told me about your struggles, and the struggles of your families. that is why i have taken on some tough fights. i'm leading the fight in washington against corporate greed, calling out greed flay should -- greedflation. you know what that is, you see it all the time. when you go to the grocery store, corporations jacking up the price of food, jacking up the cost of household items and making you pay more. we will take on that corporate greed and pass a price gouging bill and take away their big tax cuts. [applause] my opponent has a differe

nowhere else in the world, could a kid with a starter and modest beginnings in scranton pennsylvaniae desk in the oval office. that... that's because america is and always has been, a nation of possibilities. possibilities. we must never lose that. never. carmel and tim understand that this nation must continue to be a place of possibilities. not just for the few of us but for all of usjoin me, promising your whole heart to this effort. and i know where my heart will be stop i promise i will be the best volunteer harris and tim have ever seen. cheering and applause. each of us, has a part — cheering and applause. each of us, has a part in — cheering and applause. each of us, has a part in the _ cheering and applause. each of us, has a part in the american - us, has a part in the american story. for me and my family, there is a song that means a lot to us. it captures the best of who we are as a nation, the song is called american anthem. there is one verse that stands out. and i can't sing riverdance, i'm not going to try. i willjust quote it. " the work of prayers of centuries, have

the highest risk of flash flooding from harrisburg to scranton. linsey? >> linsey: lee, thank you. >>> now to the summer games. noah lyles collapsing after the 200-meter race. medical staff rushing to his side. moments later, he said he tested for covid, but decided to race anyway. james longman in paris. >> reporter: tonight, a shocking upset for noah lyles. the newly minted olympic champion taking bronze in the 200-meter final. it's his best event, and he was tipped for gold, but the team usa star running with covid after testing positive on tuesday. >> reporter: botswana took gold. >> this is where he gets to show his speed. >> reporter: botswana took gold. usa item teammate kenny the silver. but moments after lyles crossed the finish line, he was seen gasping for air on the ground. medics rushed to his side before wheeling him out of the arena. it's a blow for lyles, fresh off that stunning 100 meter victory, winning by 0.005. days earlier telling abc news he hoped to break the world record in the 200 meter. >> it's always the goal, being faster and f

and later in the afternoon and evening, places like binghamton, scranton, up to albany get impacted. the i-95 corridor, wait until tomorrow night, still could have some downpours and damaging winds. the two-week pause in tranquility in the tropics coming to an end. this low pressure over the western gulf, even if it's not named, will soak parts of louisiana and texas into next week. there are more storms in the central atlantic. we may have francine over the weekend. no surprise here as we hit the peak of the tropical season. whit? >> whit: rough holiday weekend ahead for many. lee, thanks so much. >>> turning to what the columbus blue jackets hockey team is calling an unimaginable tragedy. their star forward johnny gadreau and his brother matthew hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver while riding bicycles in new jersey. the incident just hours before they were to be groomsmen for their sister's wedding. here's abc's ike ejiochi. >> reporter: tonight, a horrific tragedy. nhl star johnny gaudreau and his younger brother, matthew, struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver as t

severe storms across northeastern pennsylvania, with 60-mile-per-hour gusts and hail, just south of scranton. that's headed to new jersey, close to the new york city area. that extinguishes the heat in the northeast, but not in the ohio valley. we're tracking another front in the plains. this one has a tornado watch in the dakotas until 11:00. if tomorrow is your getaway for the holiday weekend, watch out for delays in the upper midwest as the strong storms approach the twin cities. that's the front that takes the heat out in the east, just in time for the holiday weekend. david? >> david: that part is great news. lee goldberg, thank you. >>> we're also learning more at this hour about a united airlines flight from cancun to chicago, making an emergency landing in memphis amid extreme turbulence. the plate hit with what the airline describes as a short period of extreme turbulence. six people were hurt, all with minor injuries. 182 people onboard. united says they had put the seat belt sign on before they hit that turbulence. >>> there is news tonight in the fbi investigation into the attemp

pennsylvania, not surprising, a bit of a amash to -- bit of a homage to president biden's home of scranton, pennsylvania. if we come down here, delaware, and this is a homage, because it only brings three electoral votes to the ticket, is also right behind, and this is an homage to joe biden tonight, as he passes the torch. right behind him, you can see minnesota, governor walz. that delegation has pretty good seats. i will show you two more important delegations if i can work my way through these people. of course, california, front and center so they can cheer on kamala harris. right behind california is illinois, the host state for the democratic national convention. that is just a quick look at the state delegations that have primary positions on the floor of the 2024 convention. host: and the proceedings will begin at 6:15 eastern time. we will go to the convention floor well ahead of that so we can show you the sights and sounds before they get underway. we want to hear from you. what are you expecting from the democrats as they gather in chicago, on their way to nominating the first

or mailing in the swing states and they will try to flip her and turn her into a joe biden from scrantonshe has never been before a moderate audience. she has always doubled down. she was always speaking to left-wing people in california and the 2,020 primary, she says yes, we have to do this. today is 90 days until the election and it hinges on whether donald trump can stay on and convince people. >> when you watch the national association of black journalists, he did a phenomenal job. there was a moment where it got the attention and it got people distracted and in georgia, it was a great crowd, everyone was happy and some of it became about brian kemp, the republican governor. shooting inside the tent right now of the republican party is a loser strategy. they tried that in 2020 and we lost two senate seats. in 2022 -- it doesn't work. they have to focus on what they are doing to destroy this country. >> brian kemp has already endorsed trump. people were starting to feel sympathetic for him because they don't have to have him around after january. don't waste time on brian kemp. i wou

nowhere else in the world could a kid with a stutter and modest beginnings in scranton, pennsylvania delaware grow up to sit behind the desk in the oval office. [applause] that is because america is and always has been a nation of possibilities. possibilities. we must never lose that, never. kamala and tim understand this nation must continue to be a place of possibilities. not just for the few of us, but all of us. join me in promising your whole heart to this effort. where my heart will be. i promise i will be the best volunteer harris and walz have ever seen. [cheers and applause] each of us has a part in the american story. for me and my family, there is a song that means a lot to us that captures the best of who we are as a nation. the song is called "american anthem." there is one verse that stands out. i can't sing worth a damn, so i'm not going to try. i will just quote it. the work and prayers of centuries have brought us to this day. what shall our legacy be come a what will our children say? let me know in my heart when my days are through, america, america, i gave my best

nowhere else in the world could a kid with a stutter and modest beginnings in scranton, pennsylvania and delaware grow up to sit behind the desk in the oval office. that is because america is and always has been a nation of possibilities. possibilities. we must never lose that, never. kamala and tim understand that this nation must continue to be a place of possibilities, not just for the few of us, but for all of us. so join me in promising your whole heart to this effort. and where my heart will be. i promise i will be the best volunteer harrison walz has ever seen. each of us has a part in the american story. for me and my family, there is a song that means a lot to us, and it captures the best of who we are as a nation. the song is called american anthem. there is one verse that stands out. i can't sing worth a so i won't try. the work and prayers of centuries have led us to this day. what should a legacy be? what will her children say? let me know in my heart when my days are through, america, america, i gave my best to you. i have made a lot of mistakes in my career. but i gave

and third they successfully repackage joe, a little easier joe from scranton into a moderate to disguise virtually turned out as third obama term. they will have a little harder challenge because she san francisco hardcore leftist and she's never been before an oppositional audience or journalist. you don't have to do that in california. you have to do that when running for the democratic nomination. so she's never been out there and they know that. so they are going to have to try very hard not to talk about her record or to flip every issue but it's incumbent upon the trump campaign not to talk about her peculiarities or her pastoral the personal stuff but they've got 90 days to expose her is the hardest left candidate that's run for president of the united states, and there's a reason why she never won 1 delegate and she's really the first modern historical, modern candidate never win 1 delegate in a primary and that's because she's an extremist. further to the left and bernie sanders, further to the left than mcgovern dukakis second term bid by jimmy carter. the pastor republicans ne

as he often does, biden reminisced about his childhood in scranton. >> my dad used to say there wasn'trom a basic middle-class family. three-bedroom house, for kids, a grandpa up living with us. >> stephen: "all four of my grandparents to begin the same bed. our only hope was that i'd find a chocolate bar with a golden ticket inside. and when i did, dammit, i saw to it that those oompa loompas to make sure they could unionize!" now, because the night went long, james taylor was cut from the program at the last minute. how could they cut sweet baby james?! or should i say vengeful baby james. oh, he will bring down the fire and the rain. but i can understand why they cut j.t. i mean, he's not like he's the lieutenant governor of anything. you don't want to cut those people. biden close to his speech with outfitting and moving lyric. >> i can't sing worth a damn, so i'm not gonna try i'll just quote it. the work and prayers of centuries have brought us to this day. what shall our legacy be? what will our children say? let me know in my heart when my days are through. america, america, i

a big town hall in 2020 with president trump in scranton, pennsylvania. we have done candidate town halls. but the debates are the fun ones. did you win the golf tournament in ireland you maid in thank you. waterville, ireland, it was awesome. we didn't win. we played well and the weather was great. look at that fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from houston tonight. tim walz is lying again. >> these guys have -- are even attacking me for my record of service. >> no, they aren't. we are going to talk to a real combat vet tonight for reaction. and kamala harris caught in her own multiple lies in a new border ad. >> as a border state prosecutor, she took on drug cartels, and jailed gang members for smuggling weapons and drugs across the border. >> laura: the sheriff you just saw in that ad he is here tonight and is he fuming at kamala. plus, why is the reporter suggesting that the biden administration stop a trump interview? >> what role does

and finally this iatess the keyi we said to come up flip her and turn her into joe biden frominto scrantone she's never been before a moderate audience. she has always doubled down.nce. she just wasn't against fracking or for open borders because she was always speaking to the left in california and the 2020 primary, she is on record for saying yes we have to do this. it is emphatic. so today, i did days until the election.whet it hinges on whether donald trump can stay on message and convince the american people she will flip this way and that way and she's a hard left bay area politician. if you can do that, you will win. if he doesn't, it will be problematic. >> laura: and you watch that whole national association of black journalists, he did a phenomenal job at that. there was that one moment where he kind of got all the attention so that got people completely distracted. in georgia, actually a greatcrow crowd and everyone is happy. some of it became aboute brian kemp, the republican governor. i've said this before and i will say it again, shooting inside the tent right rig now if the

we have tornado watch in place from richmond to d.c., philadelphia and places north like scranton until:00 p.m. eastern time. the severe risk is going to stay in place as we track this system moving through here on friday. ultimately through saturday. flooding continues to be one of the major concerns. it is a little more into interior portions of you england and mid atlantic farther north. the flash flood threat remains high. the storm is exiting the country by saturday. it has been slow moving and starting to get going here and we have a couple more days. >> bill: we'll track it. download the fox weather app to livestream coverage right now. there is also this and watch carefully. >> yeah, i hear you. i know, yeah, i couldn't find him. >> it goes on for a long time. this is new and dramatic body cam video showing the intense moments before and after the attempted assassination of former president trump. we'll play you the critical parts of that coming up here. shannon. >> shannon: a cross fit competition takes a tragic turn. the investigation into the death of an athlete. >> bill: mar

he's from scranton.he campaign's ability to hit a variety of themes. >> so you got a brand-new piece about how democrats should defend tim walz's military record. tell us about it. >> well, you know, they're trying to swiftboat tim walz. it didn't exist before the 2004 campaign in which john kerry, the democratic candidate, was a legitimate, genuine war hero from the vietnam war, was attacked by swiftboat veterans for truth, a group that sought to muddy up his sterling war record and succeeded. some of the mud stuck, and i think one of the problems retro this is ridiculous. they pushed back a little, didn't push back very hard. so my advice is when they started trying to do that to tim walz about his national guard service, is to push back hard. just come right back in the face of those who are lying about his service because i think being above the fray didn't work in 2004. i think it's not the way to go this time. i think they should hit hard. >> we'll see what they to in the days ahead because the att

pete: only philadelphia and pittsburgh -- quick, name four more -- will: scranton. allentown. florida florida if i don't know if that's how you pronounce it. harrisburg, right in the middle. bucks county. if i know a county. [laughter] rachel: see, we actually learn something -- pete: this is where you come for hot political analysis. will: -- kentucky. pete: that's not a real name. rachel: you guys need to learn more geography, i think kamala harris needs to learn more about economics. here she is unveiling what donald trump is calling the maduro plan. she's calling it the opportunity economy. listen. >> as president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability and dignity. together, we will build what i call an opportunity economy. [cheers and applause] an opportunity economy. an economy where everyone can compete and have a real chance to succeed is. everyone, regardless of who they are or with where they start, has an opportunity to build wealth for themselves and their children. and wher

rust belt, he can go out and talk to these people and message because this is, this is joe from scrantonend. he doesn't have anything to lose and he's not running. yes, i think it's a great idea and tomorrow the funny part about this is this man got up there and david incoherent speech about tic-tacs, right? and republicans are saying, oh, my god is the next godsend to economic policy. but tomorrow they're going to come on air and try to pick apart a speech that is heavy on detail-heavy on policy that commonly harris is giving him the raleigh-durham area and you're going to see double standard as they attempt to grapple with what is just becoming incoherent kind of mess as a candidate and donald trump matt, i mean, i'll let you respond to that if you want i do wonder about the tic-tacs. >> did you like the tic tacs? >> i mean, look, what i was going to respond to this bakari and i are going to agree. i hope kamala harris and joe biden campaign in every single corner of this country. i hope they're out there every single day because it's going to remind voters of exactly the situation we'

scranton joe is the real deal. they had a connection in the white house.his convention. >> bret: my winner was all the staff that made the logistics of not only the dnc but the rnc work. it's a heavy lift. and we have done it now the countdown is on. panel, thanks a lot. ♪ >> bret: newscast means it's friday. it is friday. after a busy week at the dnc. we thought we would finish tonight's show with laugh and master impressionist i cut up with in a special edition of "notable quotables." ♪ >> bret: we have one of our friends over here, matt friend from friend in high places on youtube. how are you? >> yes. i'm very good, bret. how are you? >> >> bret: i'm great. >> i'm on fox news. this messiah first time being on here. >> bret: so there has been a lot of big speakers. >> yes. >> bret: a lot of big speakers. president obama. >> that is true, bret. it's unique to be at the dnc. i'm talking to fox. we're getting it all out here with bret baier. >> we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. >> gavin newsom was on my show. >> bret, it is

scranton joe, they call him. molly? molly: great reporting and another reminder that the war on terror continues. lucas tomlinson, thank you. >>> brazil's supreme court has ordered the suspension of x, formerly twitter, nationwide after elon musk refused to name a legal representative in that country. musk shut down the company's operations in brazil last month after battling with the country's legal system regarding free speech. and requests from the court to have certain accounts blocked. griff. griff: molly, a suspected drunk driver is accused of hitting and killing nhl star johnny gaudreau along with his brother matthew in new jersey. the news leaving the hockey world in complete shock. c.b. cotton the has the very latest on this tragic investigation. hey, c.b. >> reporter: hi, griff. yeah, johnny gaudreau, known as johnny hockey, was going into his third the season with the columbus blue jackets. his widow now speaking out for the first time on social media about who her husband was off the ice, sharing photos of t

instead of commerce recognizing this is an extreme situation the shells that are built in texas and scrantonpennsylvania, money is in the supplement to replenish the stocks and make the department of navy hole evenck as we face challenges. i think were in a world, you and i have grown up in a world where supplementals a bit of regular thing in supplemental is on the hill right now awaiting action. that is the first most important answer to the question. >> you're saying you need fy 24 supplemental first then you can come back and you can start thinking about what are we using a 25 supplemental. is that the game plan? >> were not in 25 yet but the level of operation is goingo to continue in the conversation about how to do that or look at that with 25 being a cap you by the fiscal responsibility act we do have the elevated global responses and we havee to be opn to. that. and now i feel sorry for my colleagues in the appropriations staff the same joke i started with, what do we need, what happened last night, were constantly updating how big the demand is and something we have to watch. >> le

a validator for her with voters in key states like pennsylvania where, of course, he focuses on scrantonr middle class communities, places where she may not have the same connection that he does. and he will be the one to say, look, she's one of us. she gets us. she understands how we see the world. that will be important because, obviously, that's where the election will be decided. >> peter baker, i thank you very much. good seeing you always. >>> still ahead, what we're learning about matthew perry's final weeks after the arrests of five people in connection with his death. >>> plus, we'll tell you about the new proposal for peace in the middle east, unveiled just a short time ago. you're watching jose diaz-balart reports on msnbc. hi, my name is damian clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. all these plans include a healthy options allowance, a monthl

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and ice likely think he's going to stay largely out of the spotlight, perhaps doing some events in scrantonnd in the final stretch. but the reality is this the all trump world needs to do is basically say she's an extension of what voters didn't like about the biden administration. and she's left and to the extreme appearing with biden will feed that narrative. i think the best thing she can do is a pure on her own with a forward looking message. biden constantly gotten his own way by wanting to get credit for policies he felt like he enacted and deserve credit for us who's often looking back, we're talking about bills he passed and signed. she's had a much more forward-looking message. if i were her, i would not be appearing with them after the convention and would deploy him where it may make sense, but on his own scott, you are making the point in the previous break about the criticizing the harris campaign saying she doesn't really have any policies that she's running on. obviously, tomorrow, she's going to be focusing on some i. get that argument it's, it's a little weekend, though. is

our own instead of congress recognizing this is an extreme situation and giving us those built in scranton pennsylvania money is the senate passed a supplemental to replenish the stocks amake the department of navy hall even as we face challenges. i think we are in a world you and i ihave grown up in a worl where supplementals been a regular thing. the level of operations continue we know there can be the conversation about how to do that and look at that especially with 25 being capped by the fiscal responsibility act if we have elevated global responses we have to be open to that. now and i feel a little sorry for my colleagues on the appropriations staff. what happened last night. it's constantly updating how big the demand is and something we will have to watch. let's talk about some of the choices made in the fy 20 while the navy was somewhat shielded from cuts not entirely shielded. there were some programs that took a reduction relative to what had been previously planned. one that jumped out in particular was a virginia class attack. instead of buying and fy 25 the plan is to only

we're strong in the southeast, we're strong up in the northeast, scranton where president biden's from governor casey is up there, we have congressman brady in philly and so we're strong there, and we're going to be strong in the middle of the state and in the west. so my concern would be that, but i see that it's being addressed, so they are alleviaing the concerns i had in 2016 like they did in '20 and like they're doing again right now. >> biggest vulnerability, something that the harris campaign should not overlook? >> eastern north carolina, we cannot make sure -- or we cannot leave out the part of our state that so much has been taken from it and, you know, we have in north carolina the opportunity this year to help make sure that congressman don davis gets oaf the line in that congressional district, that we elect one of our youngest house members, dante pittman out of wilson county who has been recently impacted with debby coming through north carolina. so our thoughts are with everyone in wilson county, north carolina, and all of our counties in the eastern part of the state t

getting up towards scranton. this will probably not be the only tornado we see today.ickly now 35 miles per hour. probably going to be leaving the system by saturday. don't be shocked if we see a few tornadoes before it's over. >> >> lawrence: still a lot of time, thanks, adam. another fox news alert. brand new body cam footage assassination attempt showing the officers' brief encounter with the shooter. chanley painter. >> chanley: this new body cam shocking look at chaos, confusion and disorganized nature response local police and secret service agents just before and after a gunman opened fire at the trump rally in butler last month. including this butler township officer who had a chance to stop the whole thing. spotting the gunman on the roof about 30 seconds before the shooting. can you see here him being hoisted up some 123 feet to the roof of the agr building by a fellow officer before quickly dropping back down to the ground. seconds later, shots rang out with when 20-year-old thomas crooks opened fire striking trump and two other rally goers and killing anoth

for those isolated tornados, it does include new york city, the philadelphia area, baltimore, to scranton tornado watch will expire in two or three hours, then they'll issue another one after it more to the north here and including areas around the hudson valley to new york. the rainfall forecast, additional isolated heavy amounts eastern north carolina. the heaviest stuff will be the finger lakes region. that's rochester to syracuse, watertown, that's where we could get an additional 2 to 3 inches. it's that time of the year where we've always got something next. it looks like our next area of interest will be somewhere near puerto rico by the time we get to three to four days now. all indications are this has the chance for getting to be a strong storm sometime about a week from now. >> and so that, all these cones are always so general and wide. >> of course, this is just -- this just shows where it could develop. it doesn't have an invest or it doesn't have a name or anything like that yet. that will probably happen three days from now. fingers crossed but all our long-range models ha

scranton joe, takes the amtrak to work. we know what he has done now.i just think that is a lot of sugar in this building and maybe that's normal. maybe that's what they do at conventions. maybe they say republicans do that. but, all i can say is life was different four years ago. i had the opportunity to talk with some folks in chicago. there is a lot of people that have been critical on the left about our pieces, about going to the south side. i have been doing this for years now. talking about the violence and everything that's happening in chicago. and they want to know while the cavalry was sen. these are residents that have experienced the worst. losing family members, sons, daughters, husbands. here is just a look at it step up the security and enforcement. ngeghtd just for them. when they leave they will be gone. >> can we continue to vote for the same people this is how it's going to be? >> what would be your message to the leader in the democratic party i holy spirit my daughter prematurely. i would ask her to step her game up and please do mo

you will call in joe, scranton joe will save you, pennsylvania?he governor and side stepped him for a radical governor from minnesota who is as radical as you. he will be there. not on the ticket. and not bringing in the votes you thought. so as -- they made a big bet here. i don't think it's a good one. >> harris: did i hear you say that rashida tlaib and omar you would want to see kicked out of the party? >> i do not at all endorse their position on israel. >> harris: what exactly were you saying there? kicked out of the party? >> voters in the district got their voices heard. those nominees were too anti-semitic and they kicked them out of the party. >> harris: wrap us and we'll go out. >> it's clear shapiro would have been a better pick to unite the country instead she said we have to listen to the anti-israel voters and get them back under the fold and that's what her intention is now. >> harris: thank you, gentlemen, we'll be right back. the smart investor has their money in a guaranteed product that goes up with the market. their gains lock

of this race in ways that they certainly have not been much like the blue wall states, of course scranton, michigan, and pennsylvania, actually more electoral votes here in wisconsin and michigan air and there is no doubt this new excitement on the ground here certainly has gotten the former president's attention and that was clear here today in nashville. >> it does not offer a guaranteed victory. of course. but as one democrat told me here at offers us at least a path for victory all right. >> thank you very much, jeff, in nashville tonight, i want to go now to anderson clayton. she is the chair of the north carolina democratic party and anderson, i'm so glad to have you on tonight i want to get a sense of what's happening here. you saw jeff's report of what's happening in your state just to you are the youngest state party leader in the entire country. and i think that's important to note. and obviously, you've been doing this for quite some time. what are you seeing in terms of new registrations among young people under 30 in your state. and i'll know you obviously are 26 well, aaron,

it seems to me either with the math and yellow, black, or the sinwar clock yahya sinwar in scranton,nnel somewhere. is making decisions based on what he considers to be hamas's needs and requirements. and those require a cessation or a truce to station a military activity by the israelis and benjamin netanyahu for his own understandable reasons, are not prepared to agree. so i think on this one, will that hamas ultimately will show, we'll show for thursday's meeting if the whole thing is not undermined by a major hezbollah or iranian strike sometime in the next 72 hours which is certainly possible general hertling. is there a scenario you can foresee where iran launches its retaliatory attack against israel in the coming days. and the region still manages to avert a much wider regional war what needs to happen for that to be how this goes yeah, certainly was there is that potential and it would be dependent on iran holding their fire literally, not conducting the kind of large scale attack they held last time where a lot of israeli citizens could be hurt or killed that happens, what