w's. christina, coolest. glasgow is in valencia and gave us the latest of the rescue operations. yeah, that's it to there. those are people that are still using the number is i'm certain we don't know it. and they were it to a, a we, as in the, to the east side of the region where those last look at the base. those, they're other recent use trying to find the bodies here on the other. and that was effective is where i am nice. now i am interested to find these. yeah, on the coast is the slash please like a 12 pm, and then all those amounts from water, they have to come to to the coast to buy that. yes, i'm a oldest most if you said a wrong value. yeah. around decency to those doors at the worst parts, there should be older people there. and so now i'm there are areas where there's no water, there's no communication. so the situation is really, really difficult. you can purchase our full p. wilks, i purpose so you cannot get there a byte by car. you have to get there by it, by foot. so all these it can be some say make the rest of the teams and they're very involved from the conne

w. christina, you yourself, went to the israel in the aftermath of october 7th, what do you make of the you ins, findings? yeah, well, i mean, the findings are really similar to, well, i found which is the, there is an auto, as they say, convincing information. but it was 6 you find and scurried out on october, the 7th spots, i think they all say sounds that it was very hard to find any actually so find is to speak to. so that was witness. is there were people who had sounds been collecting the 40, so people that were killed. i'm finding them in positions that suggested that that he had been great and findings that i've seen but not in the, for the things like that. but that was, it was hard to find anybody who had actually a big grades and survived. i would speak about yeah. yeah. did you find that to be the biggest challenge when you went to cover the aftermath of october 7? yeah, i mean as having rebooted, you know, low sections, right? and so it's few people in many different countries about it. i know that it's extremely difficult for people to speak about it. um, you know, and in

that's the w a report that christina cool, best glasgow reporting from valencia. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. the, as randy ministry has begun, strikes in the east and live in the city of fall banks. it follows a warning from israel for residents to leave the area around to 80000 people live involved, but its population has swelled due to displaced. people seeking refuge from is rarely strikes. the air is considered the hezbollah strongholds, and the new head of hezbollah named cassim has vowed that the group will continue on what he calls as will plan, following the death of his prey to assess that has sun estrada and is rarely striking. september. i'm about to you also said the group will accept a ceasefire with israel under what you called acceptable types. metal. shauna and health authorities in britain have detected the 1st case of infection with the light, the strain of the impulse virus off the u. k. health and security agencies said the risk to the population remains life. and fox was def ed, a global health emerge

that's the w reports at christina cool bus, glasgow reporting from valencia to the conflict. and them, at least now in israel, has launched as strikes and then around the engine, libby needs city of bol back. i was off the issuing an evacuation warning as well says it's targeting has been around. the region is known as a strong whole of the military runs 80000 people live in the city and many fled the to take refuge from is ready bombardments, and living on south about like is known for its roman temples, which are a unesco wells heritage sign journalist that i'm in a is in baby routes for a stella. what's the situation in bell bank right now? what do we know of these really ami had carried out a series of error strikes on fall back in the surrounding villages, lucre journalists, who are re pushing on the ground, say that they have witness at least 9 attacks. it seems like this 1st wave of air strikes has now stopped, which we do not know. israel might target the area again for the next couple of hours. we also don't have any reports yet on uh, casualties. um the attacks on t

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, christina greer, cnn political commentator and former senior biden white house communications aide jamal simmons, and cnn senior political commentator, former special assistant to president george w bush. scott jennings, i'm christina, where i come from $400 million is a lot of money and i keep the last two days i've sat here this weekend. you get all these takes about oh, is it good for donald trump? is it bad for donald trump? >> it's a lot of money. >> you're just say with your calculator. >> so you have a mommy. i mean, does how does that do you think impact him? >> as a professor? i'm going to say 400 a lot of money as well. >> there are few things his supporters, it means nothing to them all it does is feed the narrative that donald trump is fed them, which is he's being attacked by the legal system by tish james, the new york attorney general, by joe biden, the entire democratic party. his supporters are unmoved. they are unbothered and anything that donald trump says they follow along now for the rest of the country, which probably i would say 50 to 60%, they're looking at this and think this is a lot of money. a does he have it? be really ever pay it back and see going i

>> yeah, christina, right now, we are hearing from our affiliate w nbc that there were drivers in thetoday where they recover that backpack on friday night that they believe belongs to the shooter, so they are continuing an extensive search in central park to see if there is any additional evidence there about this crime. we know that they found that backpack, along with a jacket inside of it and that monopoly money, and they have been running that for fingerprints and dna, but of course, we now also have these new images that they released overnight after putting together an extensive timeline, scouring videos throughout the city to figure out where exactly this person may have gone, and these are perhaps the clearest images yet of his eyes in the back of what appears to be a taxicab there. and my colleague, tom winters, spoke with a former nypd lieutenant about that and about the people who may have seen him on the bus as he was leaving town, and how they could be crucial in this investigation at this point. take a listen to what he had to say. >> it's inevitable that someone within

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w bush presidential campaigns. what does it say to you that christina bobb of all people, one of the biggest election deniers there is now in charge of this so-called election integrity push at the rnc well, you're right. anderson, she's been the tip of the spear on election denial from the very beginning, start. and when she was a reporter at oan what's clear though, is that this is become the decoder ring for trump world. in other words, you can't find anybody in the inner circle or the outer circle of trump world anymore. that will not say that the election was stolen. in fact, if you want to make any republican today, squirm just ask him at the 2020 election was stolen and this despite all the evidence that the us side and we all know and yet we also know that donald trump by repeating the lie over and over again as convinced more than half of republicans at the election was stolen and the bottom line is that we know the trump playbook now, which is if he wins, it was fair if he loses it was rigged and i want to play something that larry trump the foreign president daughter-in-law, the new rnc co-chair said la

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w re wary. the news comes after an agency level review determined there is too much uncertainty around bringing them home on board their troubled boeing spacecraft. fox's christina coleman explains what happens next. >> this has not been an easy decision, but it is absolutely the right one. >> in a news conference from cape canaveral, nasa announced it's decided to keep two of its astronauts. retired navy captains butch wilmore and sunny williams in space until february. rather than bring them home on the troubled boeing starliner spacecraft that carried them to the international space station in june, since then, the spacecraft has had several helium leaks and thruster issues. >> the decision to keep butch and sunny aboard the international space station and bring the boeing starliner home uncrewed is the result of a commitment to safety. >> nasa administrator bill nelson acknowledged the administration has made fatal mistakes in the past. he says this time, their review of the situation included a widespread employee poll asking whether the starliner should return manned or unmanned. >> we have been very solicitous of all of our employees. space flight is risk

their or w is.nd >> the local sheriff's department is investigating the the situation and working with the school district to try and keep all those kid s>> jes safe jesse. >> thanks,se christina. >> fox news alert. trump holding a town hall hal in wisconsin. it's moderated by former presidential candidatel and colleague of ours, tulsi gabbard. >> i believe he's answering a questions... from a motherimmt about illegal immigration. let's listen. et'sby illegal immigrants, therb been no job creation from them . >> the jobs were filled by illegal immigrant s. with all of that being said, i want to give you a veryi positivewant we're going to win this election. we're going to turn this country around. elecg toe going to become an unbelievable growth country. and your boy is going to have. the greatest job and you want to have a lot of choice with jobs. o ha ayou know, you want them to up and they get up and theyy... it's hard to believe i have that the way i get treated. but i look i look forwardoing to every day because we're going to make america great again. so i really do. i look forward to. >> right. do ld to ibut -- but we're goine going to create lot of jobs.jobs but it doe

foundation, christina organizing this space broad debate among thefo third-party candi much necessary in the sham that is democracy in the united states. my neighbors claudia de la cruz and i am a w immigrant mother organizer educator and member of the party for socialism and liberation which is a party that has existed for the last 20 years that has been frontlines across different fronts of struggles everything from defending our rights to housing, our rights to health care against police brutality against imperialistbr wars. we are actively engage all across the country organizing, educating and mobilizing working-class people to in the dictatorship of the billionaires which is ultimately the root of our not lack resources. it does not lack the ability provide housing create jobs, provide free health care and education for everyone in society. instead we have a societyon that creates whenever 60 may people who are living in or near poverty the producers over 500,000 people who were living in handful of billionaires and profit makers that are benefiting from our misery and suffering. billionaires andmi millionaires who profit from the endless war and occupation. we need solutio

w. fitness icon richard simmons has died at a 76. he just celebrated his birthday yesterday. he thank thed fans on social media for sending well wishes. so beloved through the fitness committee and beyond. christinas details from los angeles. hello, christina. >> reporter: hi, shannon. legendary fitness guru richard simmons has died. he became famous in the '70s and '800s after opening a number of gyms and releasing a bun of fitness tapes. now his fans are mourning his loss. tmz reports that law enforcement sources say emergency crews responded to a call from simmons' housekeeper just before 10 a.m. this morning and that he was pronounced dead at the scene. they're looking into this as a natural death. they do not suspect foul play. he recently had a health scare. in march he revealed he was diagnosed with skin cancer, but he later announced that the cancer cells were successfully removed. and as you mentioned, shannon, he had just celebrated his 76th birthday yesterday. again, he has millions of fans who loved his workout videos, his energy, all the fun that he brought into this world. just yesterday on social media he said, quote, i am grateful that i'm here, that i'm alive for another day. he