it doesn't exist, adam adam, you may do a simple research on the growth rate and you will see that now it looks like the elementary school in your eyes and envy, but as an economist , one of the members of the parliament, he also believes that the presence of the elites in the parliament improves the status of this group. according to the excellent indicators, they were the indicators of the revolution, they were relatively young, and they earned their own money in the field of studies and research . the presence of elites and experts in the house of the nation is also an example of the effectiveness of the elites and experts who were in the field of economics and considered to be among the elites in the country. the field of economic issues of sed and sima news agency sony have 5 seats in the majlis, but there is no limit for the participation of shia and sunni muslims in the majlis, neither in the registration stage nor in the number of seats . second, 14 people in the third period, 37 people in the fourth period, 98 people in the fifth period, 223 people in the sixth period, 283 peo

that man turned out to be a cousin of vegas raiders wide receiver davante adams. adams is the east palo alto native 5 other people were injured in the shooting. the suspects have been booked on multiple assault charges. county why campaign is launching in santa clara county just in time for the new school year. the goal is to enhance a bicycle and pedestrian safety. there. well, today, san jose mayor matt mahan, along with the valley transportation authority. >> introduced a program that promotes traffic safety as kids are heading back to school. mayor mahan says the strategy will invest in protected bike lanes, better street lighting and a pilot program for speed enforcement these are going to be placed across the south bay to eliminate traffic fatalities. >> we don't want anyone to die or be injured on our streets. i'm happy to say we have reduced this year far at this point in time we are seeing a substantial reduction in fatalities, but frankly, even one fatality is too many. >> the city san jose seen 29 traffic deaths so far this year. >> a meteor shower is set to

it is necessary to have a correct understanding of the concept of adam adam. moghadam, as an economist and one of the members of parliament, also believes that the presence of the elites in the parliament enhances the status of this power. and he himself is a forerunner the fruitfulness of the presence of elites and experts in the house of the exemplary nation in the 7th parliament in the field of economy . do you want to raise the 7th in the field of economic issues? nasrin nouri of sed and sima news agency. look for opportunities like this. go look for strong people. they should be powerful, they should be brave, they shouldn't be cowardly, they shouldn't be thoughtless, one more time there will be a barrage. are these descriptions of the characteristics of a member of parliament from the words of a veteran politician who has spent more than two decades of his life in political struggles before the revolution ? from today, iran is in the world arena the presence of the same people is called the imam's gaze looked at all the people, the islamic revolution was

fox weather meteorologist adam klotz here with the forecast. adam. adamas running along the coast did a little jog off towards the right and it is now sitting over it. you see most of those heavy bands of rain shoot out in front of it. the center of circulation yes the rain is out in front of it but winds are actually strongest where you're looking at that little icon and where that storm is and they're spreading out from there. so everything here in that yellow is tropical storm force winds and it is now including areas like san diego. so that's a beginning to climb into southern california. and we're going see some of these wind totals crank up here a little bit. now wind is not the main factor with this. this is more of a rain storm but wind is still an issue particularly at higher elevations so you get off into portions of nevada and eastern southern california, and the terrain gets a little bit rockier and get higher elevation and you could be talking about wind gusts in some cases get up to 70, 80 miles per hour and we've seen a couple of those othe

adam cameron stein who has a pop up a little from adams, doc, and comments time, which specializes in government investigations and also in washington dc, reno shaw, a political strategist, i'm full. i'm a senior, a republican members of congress at godaddy with this many thanks. and dave, at, let's turn to adolfo 1st. trump split it dried it 3 times now has been investigated as we hold down several other funds. he says, tuesdays, indictment is quote, the latest corrupt chapter to meddle with the 2024 presidential election and positive on the american. which once let's break that down for a moment, but also all the charges against him and the timing of them politically motivated. absolutely right. the president, president, trump, is absolutely correct. a couple of things just to begin. first of all, let's talk about the timing and i'm glad you asked about that question every time. and there has been news, significant news on the fight in the family corruption syndicate and 100 by significant for example, devon adams was a key witness of this week regarding the data. alligators abiding family corruption every time there's one of these incidents. we either have a new indictment, or we have a, some cases, a, an amended indictment to try to take the new cycle. to change away from the hunter vitamin bite and present, and bite me out of corruption allegations away from the, from the, from the headlines in the united states. so the timing is curious. if you look at the timeline, we don't have time to program each one of these cases has been around a major buying event, adventure to say there's another indictment coming in, fulton county, and it will be timed again when there's at hunter biden or president biden corruption story, that's the 1st 2nd we actually, this is what a weapon ization. every one of these indictments has been brought by either democratic elective prosecutors, democratic pointed prosecutors for the advantage of the justice department, which is controlled by pressing a binding and att

adam adam, how, how does the american justice system rise above all of this, this political month from that's going on of the accusations against it, but it is being politically weaponized. yeah, i'm sorry. you cut out a little bit, but i think i heard the question, look, it's incumbent upon the department of justice and the prosecutors to proceed a pace without regard to the politics of, of the day. and that's what they're doing. so you're going to have the political partisans make what they want to make about these charges. the republicans are going to defend trumpet the democrats are going to use them against trump. and that's just, you know, that's just the way of the world. what jack smith and his team and the department of justice have to do is proceed without regard without fear or favor with respect to trumps of the presidential campaign and just proceed as they wouldn't let me uppercase. and that's what i believe they're doing. and also what, what do you make of, of what you had just these judges api. so, you know, politically motivated. all right, let me unpack a lot of but those guess that 1st of all, re not independent judiciary was talking about to dish or we're talking about prosecutors and they have discretion and they're political individuals with the professor should note that every one of these has been either a democratic pointy for an elective democrat that's bringing these these prosecutions. this indictment is absolutely ridiculous. a 100 space. it is that january 6th. we're bored with some with missions and i'll tell you the important emotions that were made. it is a she showing a tactical issue because we have an independent traditional log me the different a g, a rena. let me finish. yes. if i go there that much, we need to be sure. and the new text me and you're, you're trying to describe what i said about an independent judiciary. we have an inner product to do here in this country. it's supporters of trump like you that keeps saying, that's a democrats or republicans. that's a democrat. that's probably why the response of july interrupt you ever guessed that i entered, i don't mean jacked me. okay. okay. let me check the make. make it black. yeah. q the independent to the us. okay. like where do we come from as a model? i mean, i'm allowed to con participant to does is he always knew the fact that we cannot have the listen. you continue, you continue, continue the program without me, without that. okay. me, you the here. so i'm just, i'm picking your brain over that and we can't talk over each other adolfo as usual . ok, so we'll look at read it just just make your point quickly and we'll go back to item. it always brings up people's parties and stripes. when he talks about the judiciary, you'll see that that's a trend. the republicans are going to yours. but in our constitution, in regarding documents, we have an independent judiciary in this country. and you see this as a reflection of how americans of los trust in our institutions. and this is something that happened very rapidly under the fall. it didn't start with trump, but it's something he has really benefit from. and i think the judge, i really can't in florida who had trumps other case. she wasn't as, as i let me put it this way, defend as hard as this next judge is going to be assigned this indictment case. a 3rd indictment because this amount of ball a vomit pointed jobs. so you'll see republicans bring this up over and over. and it's really hard for the country because we are, again, we have an independent judiciary in this country out of could from face jail type. if convicted on any of these charges, it can, i have to explain to, to those of us who, who aren't familiar with the, the way that the american justice system works. the way that the political system was kind of, he's still a campaign or take office if he's a criminal defendant. is there a president here, or all we in uncharted territory and what happens if he's convicted wins or a windows on his been convicted? yeah, look, there's nothing in the constitution that prevents somebody under indictment, somebody on trial, or even somebody convicted from running for and holding office in this country. the only thing that would prevent donald from, from taking office or remaining an office would be if he was impeached by the congress. so, you know, i think trump's legal strategy here because he knows and his attorneys know that the evidence is overwhelming. is it so his legal defense strategy is to be elected president and or, you know, either either himself or in part of himself, excuse me, or, you know, hopefully uh in his mind, uh, a republican that's uh, you know, favorable to him will get elected and pardoned him like for did with nixon, but it is defense strategy at this point is exclusively winning the presidency and part of himself. because barring that in all likelihood, he would be convicted based on the evidence in these case. okay. anything is convicted, the owner of saying that the charges for the faces he could face present time but, but he could also just be fined instead of any but, but how would you put a full, the president in prison? a look, you know? no one's above the law that's, you know, one of the bedrock principles in this country. you hear a lot about these charges and they talked about statutory, maximum prison terms. those are kind of, you know, do not see numbers in reality. but they're not really how, how sentences or fashion sentences or fashion by what are called the united states sentencing guidelines. they kind of informed the judge of, of the appropriate sentence based on a whole host of factors about the case and the defendant's background. and then on top of that, the judge has a pretty broad degree of discretion in fashioning and appropriate sentence. they can succeed with the statutory maximum sentences are under the, under the, the criminal laws that the defendants convicted of. and in this case, you know, they're consecutive and when you add them up, you know, you're talking to tens of decades of years. but again, that's not how does it have an incentive, just going to be under the guidelines and the discretion of the judge. but when you look at the cases here, the crime is that he's charged with an a conduct that he's a list to have committed in all likelihood, if he is convicted of either of these 2 cases, he will be sentenced to some term of imprisonment. that's, you know, it would be extraordinary if he wasn't then it would probably be very appealable by the government if, if he wasn't sentenced to a terminal imprisonment. how's he done it? how, how does, how do you sentence a formal present to present the answer your question? just like the sentence, any other defendant? right now you had us talking to our white house correspondent that we're back at the beginning of the program and she was making the point. so do you have you dialed republicans who have you, if you died in the, will the democrats, but it is the motor and an independent versus who, who going to the site the next presidential election? i mean, if it is a trump biking free match and that then not faced with much of a choice all day, i mean what, what are they going to do to? well, we'd like to think we have a multi party system here. but truly we have a 2 party system and so people do choose the major party when it comes time to elect the president and they get behind it. but more and more americans are feeling like these parties don't represent them. look at our congressional approval ratings . they continue to go down year after year. we even feel like are elected representative sitting and congress don't represent us so partisan stripes aside a by then trump 3 matchers release like those. one thing for the country is that we're in truly charter territory to have octogenarian serving the white house when the retirement age on coast to coast in the country is anywhere between $61.00 to $67.00 is just, i believe, nonsensical. i'm an advocate of term limits, but again, i'm also a really big believer in, in following the constitution. i don't believe in a lot abolishing the electoral college. i believe our founding fathers didn't think we would have leaders this old, but it's where we are. so it's incumbent upon the parties to do better, and i see the r n c. doing something unique. this time, the art teacher wanted, mcdaniel has introduced at plat. she's introduced criteria in the form of money or polls. and in certain polls you have to pull it a certain percent. she doesn't want these vanity tendencies to become really part and parcel with how we do politics politically, from the republican side today. so i think that's quite unique. on the democrats side, you see biden's the guy, but who is 100 feet away from the presidency? and as kamala here, she still has record high levels of disapproval. there are many americans who are very nervous about hairs presidency, again, a heartbeat away. so i think what we'll see leading up to next year is biting, and trump are on the ballot. you will see americans vote against one or the other. out of we, we thought that the january 6th was a, was an incredibly dangerous moment to for the, the us things don't seem to go much, much better since then. even though they are a little comma, how dangerous some of it is. this for us democracy do you think? and i think it's a very dangerous moment. we're living and you know, very dangerous times to the in particular, you know, given the kind of reactionary tribalism on both sides. but, but, you know, you see this was from supporters. is you know, his core base day after day is like, fast, just don't get through right. there is a point of view about what is going on in this country and about this indictment. that is, it's just immutable and is truck is convicted. and if they believe, you know those, if they're not persuaded by evidence that is presented at trial and it doesn't look like anything would persuade them if he so he's convicted and you're going to have a lot of angry people and you know, a good chunk of these people have hardly shown a proclivity towards violence. so i think that, you know, following a conviction, we are very likely to see at least the types of violence, of our government has been prepared for it. and if the, if the, if the media explains it and, and, uh, you know, with the internet today and what can be, uh, you know, broadcast on that and the ability to the, to assemble and all those things, it just creates a very combustible situation. so, you know, i think it's a, i think it's frightening time, right? we know we've got about a minute left to do your thoughts on that. you know, i think we are in an area of political violence feeling like it's the norm. but i think after january 6, 2021 of these, our federal level leaders have, have taken it very seriously. we know circled stream is and is on the rise. but there are ways to counter it. and i think also in the state houses, you've seen people taking it very seriously. there's so much miss information. this information is going to get ramped up as we get towards in general election day 2024. but i do see there are some really bright spots here for american democracy and a former president who is now a private citizen by, by, for each of our dog are guiding document the constitution. he is being held accountable under the full weight of the law. and again, dropping down guilty and a diamond is an accusatory document. so let's see where this goes. but i do think it is an important day yesterday was a very historic and important day for democracy because it shows that with justice . justice accountability has to come hand in hand. my things to both read a shot and adam comments time for being part of the program to the my thanks. so, so 2 adults of franco, who, who left his a half way through as always, thank you for watching. you can see the program again at any time by going to the website. i'll just do a dot com for further discussion join us at our facebook page. you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash h a inside story out. of course, you can join the conversation on twitter or handle at a j inside story from me, adrian, for the good of the team here. thanks for watching. we'll see you again the the bits of the top destination for travelers seeking them by the paradise experience. but the idyllic archipelago of fiji is also on the front line of global rising water levels and unforgiving storm have triggered some of the world's 1st government lines relocation as a result of climate change. people in power us want fiji. the last resort on a jersey to the new jazz coolie to refuse us to balance the international pressure to re inspect th

adam klotz. i know you aren't necessarily for that but go to the fox weather forecast. hey, adam. >> adam this going to be final advisory that low pressure system has now lifted itself past the california and now getting into portions of nevada. this storm still is bringing brain this. the heaviest rain dying down. 10 and a half inches. a lot of the folks saw 8 inches. a lot of rain still continuing to fall every one of these poll gones are flash flooding warning in place includes los angeles county. even though the heaviest rain might have moved on through, ground is saturated and still moisture out there. all of that rain is going to continue to lift to the north. even though this rain has been primarily targeting southern california. for the rest of today the winds dying down a little bit but seeing heavy rain portions of california, northern nevada and even oregon and idaho. guys this is system is moving quickly about 30 miles per hour. it's going to leave the country by the end of today and finally get a chance to dry off just a little bit. >> steve: people will be happy about that.

adam klotz has the fox weather forecast. no word other than devastating, adam. >> adam: devastating and the forecast may be improving issue but the damage has already been done. the conditions perhaps improving. this is what it looked like in lahaina and what it now looks like. devastating as the fires ripped through the community. maybe conditions are improving. several fires across maui still burning as we currently speak. we will see some improving conditions. one thing driving this was strong winds, winds are more calm, widespread five miles per hour, up to 10 miles per hour. dry air and calmer wind and that spread fires. there is still 14% of hawaiian island in drought and on maui island, the drought has been worse. rain is in the forecast. the other islands have a surplus of rain, only maui has been bone dry and set up conditions to allow this to upon hawhachl about rain on the way? look out a little ways and maui will get the most rain. the driest island and rain is on the way. they do continue to burn, no rain out there right now. the winds are calming down and rain is on the way. >> carley: thank you. bring in hawaii

fox weather meteorologist adam klotz is here now9 with the forecast. adam. adam: hey, jon. got a new update from the national hurricane center just an hour ago. this storm is continuing to sit off the coast of the yucatan peninsula. not a lot of movement so far. there the have been tropical storm warnings across areas of mexico as this system's been something we've been paying very close attention to as it kind of sits there stuck, moving there just 3 miles an hour. here are our storm paths as the storm, ultimately, is going to lift up through the gulf of mexico. you see all of those paths ultimately taking it into the big bend of florida. there's still a little bit of time where you could see this moving to the north here in the next 12 hours or so. that's why we have our cone of uncertainty, but it gives us a good idea of where this forecast is ultimately going to be. that is wednesday at 1 a.m., winds at 100 miles an hour make this a category two hurricane, and you're looking at an area between tampa and over towards pan panama i city or apalachicola, all areas where the

adam sowards to talk about his wonderful new book, "making america's public lands." if you are tuning intraday, it's likely that you spent probably sometime in what adam calls the publics lands, our national parks, wildlife refuges, national forests, or any one of the other landscapes that make up our public lands system. and adams history one of the many things i appreciate about adams book is that it's both very nuanced but also wonderfully accessible. and it is in addition very alert to the role of the public lands today, not only as valuable conservation lands, but as a source of some very deep-rooted myths and concepts and traditions in our national politics, not only our environmental politics but our national politics. so adam, adam begins the book in the way you in a way you might not expect. he invokes both henry david thoreau and the politicalre philosopher and a rant here i know if it were possible to eavesdrop on a conversation between those two human beings i would give up a lot in order to do so. added invokes the road because he had a very prissy idea that forest could i be held in common for the public good and then he invokes hannah arendt idea, her metaphor of the table as a place, as a metaphor for the public sphere, a table being a place where citizens can gather and find something approachin

adam sowards to talk about his wonderful new book making america's public lands if you are tuning in today, i it's your it's likely that you've spent at least some time in what adam calls the public's lands our national parks wildlife refuges national forests or anyone of the other landscapes that make up our public lands system. and adam's history one of the many things i appreciate about appreciate about adam's book is that it's both very nuanced but also wonderfully accessible and it is in addition very alert to the role of the public lands today. not only as valuable conservation lands, but as a source of some very deep-rooted. myths and concepts and traditions in our in our national politics not only our environmental politics, but our national politics so adam adam begins the book in a way you you might not expect he invokes both henry david thoreau and the political philosopher hannah arendt and i know if i it were possible to eavesdrop on a conversation between those two human beings, i would give up a lot in order to do so adam and folks thoreau because the row had a very precient idea that that forest could be held in in common for the public good and then he invokes hannah or rents idea her metaphor of a table as a place as as a metaphor for the the public sphere a table being a place where citizens can gather

. >> i see the point, sandra writes this i agree with adam adam johnson and market watcher who is ontake the show on the road during election season we would love to see you in las vegas for the nevada primaries. ashley, are you up for this? stuart: i am, you can come to florida were stuart varney catnip, you will be a huge star but i would like to go to berkeley going to the belly of the beast and put the cat among the pigeons, i think that would be fun. stuart: lauren? >> montana i would love to go to montana let's take the show to montana ashley can be the tour guide. >> is the only state i've never been to ashley used to work there for ten years. >> don't jump too fast, this is from carla my family and i are making our first trip to london tomorrow, what is the one thing we should not miss, restaurant, sites, museum, and the center of london there is a part of white whole right on the side there is an interest to winston churchill's which he ran the second world war about the second world war, you can see it, it is fascinating and original. i thought it was terrific, that is my s

adam, thank ou health service in england. adam, thank you for— health service in england. adam service in england. adam, thank you for being with us - health service in england. adam, thank you for being with us on - health service in england. adam, | thank you for being with us on the programme, thanks for your time. let's return to our top story this hour — the devastating wildfires on the hawaiian island of maui. authorities say it will take many years and billions of dollars to repair the damage caused by devastating wildfires. at least 55 people have been killed and about 1,000 are unaccounted for. the weather on its own rarely causes wildfires, but it can bring conditions that makes them more likely it helps to fan the flames, which is exactly what has happened in hawaii. it has been very dry here of late, and then passing to the south, we have had this major hurricane. the centre of the storm has stayed well away from hawaii, but it has been squashing up against this big area of high pressure, and that squeeze between the two is generated some very strong winds, gusting

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adam: we live on this little dot and what's out there is just massive, and i wanna explore what's out there and see it. michael: australian entrepreneur, adam gilmour, is building one of those budget carriers. adam soon. michael: five years ago, he cashed in a lucrative career as an international banker for the potential he saw in space. adam: this rocket engine, it sits up the top of the vehicle and it's the final engine that puts the satellites into space so you're gonna see a 20-second burn of this engine where we're making sure that the fuel's burning properly, the materials in the rocket engine are operating correctly, and everything else is smooth. male: and then a burn duration of 20 seconds-- michael: at a secret location near the gold coast, "four corners" filmed gilmour's technicians in the final stages of testing a new hybrid rocket that he hopes will see his company become australia's first multi-billion-dollar launch company. adam: all right, cool. good job. adam: there's a lot of things that will happen in the next 5 or 10 years that will set the scene for the next 10 or 20 afterwards. adam: i think we're going to expand out because we can. i think because we can get out of this ea

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. >> ashley: switch gears to meet rolgsz adam klotz. >> adam: dealing with intense temperatures.llas. center of the country, including gulf coast and up to kansas, some sort of heat advisory. what are we going to see? it will intensify. 93 million see temperatures 90 or more. my sunday 120 million will deal with it. forecast highs today in the 90s to 100. similar next couple days. triple digits in middle of the country and plenty spots in the 90s. that is something we'll have to watch for and it is that time of year. >> todd: it isum isser, according to my sources. >> ashley: thank you. residents want answers after teen takeover left the city trashed and dozens in cuffs. the mayor picked a fight with media. it is important we speak in an appropriate way. >> todd: we have more of the mayor's out of touch comments when we come back. with insomni. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white-noise idea. nope. and i'm not counting sheep. not on the... carpet. insomnia can impact bo

adam and eve -- "adam and eve after the pill, revisited"'s suggestions that these changes might not beth permanent and mit be subject to revision and scraping seemed to some readers readers -- and that their conclusion also materialized. rosencrantz and -- in hamlet that first adam and eve book had wandered into a wider drama. the bucs country and implicitly have the big question at this secular consensus could whitewash the human damage in the name of progress what other critical fallout might it be missing?so this leads us to the book ate hand. "dancing in the darkness" -- "adam and eve after the pill, revisited" is a new installment in a follow on to a decades long research and. riding. the logic using managed to the first book by the same claim the desire to understand the of the seeds planted in the 1960s. so the new book why does the aperture to talk about the macrocosmic fallout from the revolution. it dissects the revolution on society politics in church. needless to add support by the late great cardinal pell with whom i discussed some off the arguments in honor of a lifetime. let's look at one area covered in the book the revolution's effect on society. the first thing to understand is this. thanks to the compounding fractures of six decades people tod

adam johnson, stacy widlitz and joe concha. adam, your reaction? at this point we are waiting to see what david weiss does as special counsel in this. >> well, there are a couple points here. numnumber one, i agree with ted cruz, there ought to be a special counsel investigating mr. biden himself, not just hunter, and what he may have done with his own funds. but also there's another point. why is it -- i know we're all talking about this anyway but i will ask the question again. why is it that david weiss was actually named as the special counsel when he was the prosecutor who cut the debunked deal in the first place he is already colored. he is inappropriate. that's why ted cruz says he shouldn't be the special counsel. i'm not a fan of ted cruz, honestly. i think he's caustic. he's a guy who is difficult to like but you know what, on these issues, i 100% agree with ted cruz. maria: i mean, david weiss came up with this whole idea that if he agrees to say he's guilty for the gun charge and for the tax evasion, that he will be having immunity for anything in the future. it wasn't until the judge questioned, wait a second, are you actually, you know, investigating him right now? yes, we are, for being a foreign agent. so how do you actually come up with this? and the person who camp up -- came up with was david wi weiss, now he's special counsel. >> of all the people that gets chosen is david weiss. it's like having jack kevorkian teach the heimlich maneuver. you know what the end game will be. some time next year we'll get a report back saying hunter biden did this, x, y, z, another slap on the wrist but joe biden is cleared of everything despite the fact we have $20 million, bank records now, that went to 10 members of the biden family. we're supposed to believe that everybody got a piece except for the guy who was vice president at the time who is the whole reason for the money being doled out in the first place when he was on speaker phone at all these meetings and attended dinners with all these people and said he never dealt with his son's business partners in any way, shape or form. donald trump junior took one meeting with a russian lawyer. maria: it was a setup. >> it was about adoption and that was supposed to be the smoking gun that there's collusion between trump and the russians. now we have a mountain of evidence that joe biden was involved in these dealings and it sounds to the media who continues to concentrate on hunter, no, joe biden is the story. maria: we never did see accountability for the at the timeups that happened. democrat -- for setups that happened, democrats and spies around the world running into people like george papadopoulos and carter page and donald junior. we never actually did enough on that, any accountability from that part of the russia collusion lie. now republican lawmakers are pointing out how former president trump's four indictments followed bombshell revelations about the biden influence peddling scheme. on march 16 hunter biden admits the laptop was his. two days later news leaks trump's first indictment is coming. the fbi document allegedly reveals then vice president joe biden took a bribe from burisma 5 million to joe, 5 million to hunter. the house oversight committee releases it and then one day later trump is indicted in the classified documents case. then on july 31st, devon archer testifies about joe biden's involvement in hunter's foreign business deals, says that joe biden was on the phone 20 times. he called in on speaker phone. hunter got him had on the phone, then showed up at a dinner. the next day, trump is indicted in the january 6th case. and now days after house oversight committee chairman james comer told me he plans to subpoena biden family members, he told us right here on this program, and ag garland appointed weiss as special counsel, trump is indict inned the georgia 2020 election case. joe, this is one day apart. >> freud said there are no coincidences, there are no accidents, right? this is all choreographed. this continues by the way right through the 2024 election. that jack smith is special counsel, will commence just days before votes are cast in the iowa primaries. this is all designed to take joe biden off the radar in terms of his performance on the economy, and wages and crime and the border and education and foreign policy. not talking about joe biden, talking about donald trump. so even if the cases all fail, the goal is to keep donald trump not his policies which are popular but donald trump and his legal challenges front and center up until the election where it becomes a referendum on trump. >> the star of his campaign, its ability to finance itself. a third of the money is going towards defenses. maria: the media got the signal, the mainstream media spent zero minutes on the biden family influence peddling so they were successful. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction, and don't take it if you're on dialysis. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. ♪ jardiance is really swell, ♪ ♪ the little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ what if you could make analyzing a big bank's data... no big deal? 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adam klotz. >> adam: intensified overnight off the coast of mexico, very warm waters you can swim off of, the storm drifts north and will hit the colder water. people are in wet suits because water temperature is cooler, pay attention to tides there. sunday evening, approaching southern california, but you see winds start to drop off. this is not going to be a big wind story, that system drags across into pacific northwest. a lot of folks impacted by hillary as it makes the move. it is moisture it is bringing with it, everything in orange and three to five inches, spots see eight to 10 inches and you are getting into mountainous areas. this is a rare system and rare set up, 10 tropical systems come within 200 miles in the last 120 years, only two made landfall, something we will be paying attention to. those are weather headlines, back to you. >> steve: how long has it been since they have seen this kind of weather out there? >> adamnd 1972, only 10 tropical systems have been within 200 miles of los angeles, this is super rare. >> steve: and long beach is where our performers are from. where the group war started back 50 years ago. sir, thank you very much. >> ainsley: lots of rain, carley has headlines for us. >> carley: i do. fox news alert, one of two suspects wanted in the shooting of a texas deputy is in custody. green surrendered to police 59 a home north of houston, the swat team dismantled parts of the house to get him out. the suspect shot two other members of law enforcement and wounded a fourth while closing in on him. they are all in stable condition. los angeles leaders announce creation of retail crime task force to crack down on smash-and-grab robberies happening across california. former sheriff alex villanueva joined us to discuss it. >> the chickens have come home to roost. why is mayor leading this and where is the sheriff in all of this, hiding under his desk? this should be sheriff-led task fo

adam, you mentioned that the storm _ i think. adam, you mentioned that the storm came - i think. adam i think. adam, you mentioned that the storm came at you i i think. adam, you mentioned i that the storm came at you from a different direction than previous storms have done. from your experience, how did this compare in its intensity, i suppose, to previous storms? are you see them more frequently pass through? we see them in fits _ frequently pass through? we see them in fits and _ frequently pass through? we see them in fits and spirits. - frequently pass through? we see them in fits and spirits. there i them in fits and spirits. there was a four year period between 2016 and 2019 where we had four storms coming at us that caused evacuations. savannah is somewhat fortunate geographically in that it is positioned along the coast and has a bit of an elbow were a storm will come up and then the coastline dips to the west and comes back out to the east and “p comes back out to the east and up the coast so savannah is in that elbow, that armpit, if you will so many times storm will skip

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adam klotz and the "fox weather" center is coming up next. rich: we've just got update on hurricane hilary is the path let's bring fox's meteorologist adam klotz. he is light in the weather center, adam interesting update we had here. winds are currently dropping down to 110 miles an hour was a category three. just got this update in the last couple of minutes. category two hurricane this is always going to the casas is running over colder water comments looking. yoyou're numbered still liftingp to the north at 70 miles an hour but had spent up just a little bit. it's still bringing a bunch of moisture. the wind was never going to be the main concern here. work lose some of the windows speed and it's going to bring a whole lot of rain pete rain already falling across portions of the desert southwest including parts of california, this is only going to intensify for this is another interesting part of this update. we were already expecting to moving to southern california tomorrow afternoon into evening hours but we are still looking at that with the timing. by now monday morning kind of overnight sunday night into monday morning we are expecting this to be further north. mmaybe start

adam parker adam, its one of these times where if you look at the message of the market and try to figure out how it's behaving, you give a lot of credit to saying that we have a pretty bright outlook, right, in terms of the broadening out of the market, the fact that we haven't went down in a while. it feels like we're scaling the wall of worry. volatility has dropped if you try to figure out the fundamental inputs that substantiate the behavior, maybe it's tougher in terms of valuation. so where does that bring you >> i mean, i think what's in my mind the rally earlier this year, i thought part of the reason we're up is the bear case doesn't seem as likely, consumer real income is doing okay, you can get a job if you need one. so that explains to me some of the market rally, just a lack of the bear case. but i think in the last five or six weeks the lack of the bear case isn't the only explanation. now it's a more plausible 2024 or 2025 bull case, which comes down to, you know, fiscal stimulus for decarbonization and deindustrialization of america and maybe election year and china. there's an emerging number of possibilities that seems to make people think, maybe 2024 earnings could represent a new multi-year trend, so that, i think, is gaining steam among investors i talk to. all the while, i talked about the bear and the bull case i didn't mention the base case, which is kind of the same for me as it was on january 1st, i think earnings are eroding but not imploding and that's what you're seeing. so it's a kind of kind of bear/bull change but not a base change. >> so, yeah, in sort of hedge fund speak you've kind of chopped off one of the tails to some degree. >> yeah, asymmetry, yeah. >> to your point about maybe not that much has changed in terms of the earnings picture, if you go back several months to the beginning of this year, just looking at 12 month forward s&p 500 earnings, 230 bucks and change, still 230 and change we went like this. a dip and a comeback so the point being, people seem to be more certain or confident that we can get there on a 12 month forward basis. then to your point, 2024 is when you start to resume growth but do you think it's all of those individual threads that you mentioned in terms of these themes of in the economy, long-term investment type activity, or is it just we're back-fitting the story to say, you know, maybe we have a bull market that's acting like one and we've got to figure out why? >> look, people always feel excited after a rally. if you're honest with yourself, you've liked stocks, i've liked stocks at higher prices than i used to hate them at it just happens because the market leads the economy, not the other way around what the market is telling you is that the earnings outlook is going to be better than people think or it's the beginning of a multi-year run if one or both turn out to be true, we're going to get a big correction in the market i think right now it's definitely some human behavior and psychology, it's definitely part of it to answer your question part of it is how plausible is the fact we're going to have a beginning of multi-year run earnings i think it's got some teeth to it the other thing that's important, if you look at the year ahead outlook from all the major firms and the economists and strategists into this year, zero of the major documents mentioned a.i. so while we know a.i. is probably a little frothy in terms of what people expect and the actual -- the truth is there are some companies benefiting now and that was an upside surprise versus, say, last november so there's some reasons that the market should be up, the emergence of a.i., and i think some are sfpeculative i think people struggle with the valuation of the equity market versus bonds people say it looks more attractive to buy two years. that works in years three through ten. it has never been a good predictor in a shorter horizon everyone is trying to figure out is this the last wave of optimism or not. my suspicion is maybe it isn't, because i think you can still believe the dream that we're at the bottom for a little while longer. >> yeah, i mean, i do think we need to scrutinize that relationship a bit because if you look at the history of when the stock market has traded at, let's say, near 20 times earnings and say what were bond yields, it's not consistent we were at 6, we were at 2 so it's an interesting one to figure out >> usually when yields are extreme the world is a risky place and you should pay a lower multiple the other pushback you'll get from people more bullish is this s&p multiple thing is not what's happening for the average stock, the median stock, which is at 15, 16 times forward earnings. i think you're at the biggest gap on cap versus equal weighted valuation. so the case for the broadening is margins expand for more companies. that's a good-looking chart. nice. >> we got the source. >> so people are saying margins are going to expand because commodity headwinds turn into tailwinds, labor is going up at a less rapid rate. so all of a sudden there's some hi hi higher plauzibility and stocks go up when gross margins going up that's basically the number one thing you've got to look at. >> let's broaden the conversation and bring in cameron dawson of new edge wealth and marcy mcgregor of bank of america. how does this sound? we're trying to parse out whether, in fact, the market has overshot what we can expect from the economy. you've pointed out the equal weight s&p is not necessarily parallel to the market cap in terms of valuation and performance. >> yeah, i think one of the other things to add to the conversation is about positioning, because that does explain a fair amount of the move that we've had and that positioning tends to be the bigger driver in the short term. and to adam's point, valuations don't really kick as a headwind if they're head, really until you look out two plus years. they're not good timing tools. so when we look at the positioning standpoint, what we can see is that positioning has gone from being deeply underweight to being closer to overweight but not to the extreme like we saw at the beginning of 2022, because history suggests that the point that valuations matter is when you are at very long positioning, meaning that that's when people start choosing between bonds and stocks that's where you start having that question about the incremental buyer. so there's still likely room for people to get drawn into this market, which means that valuations could get more stretched. but that's where we have to start thinking about two years plus and wanting to be disciplined. >> that makes sense. marcy, what about the risk/reward to you it seems like you're not in the mood to chase things how would you with fresh money treat this market? 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adam klotz has the fox weather forecast. >> adam: we continue to see this storm forecast to intensifyng to what you are talking about. it was forecast to be category 2 storm, it could get up to category 3, making it a major hurricane. little movement off the coast, still sitting off the coast of cozumel and cancun. the winds continue to intensify, that would be category 3 hurricane wednesday morning at 1 a.m. landfall coming wednesday to early in the morning between 1 a.m. and probably sunrise depending where this track is, this is the cone of uncertainty, it could make landfall around tampa. all the folks will see impact. you are looking at tropical storm watches or hurricane watches up and down florida. storm surge is a main concern and includes the entire area. it will bring a wall of water with it. on the higher end, getting up into the higher area, nine feet of sturge in seven to 11 foot range. along the coast, it is not going to be where it makes landfall. raining, flooding, a real concern, from four to eight inches, folks getting 12 inches of rain will cause flooding. >> todd:

adam johnson. adam, we're talking oughted morning about markets being down after fitch downgraded the u.s. debt. so look at where we are. dow industrials down 107, nasdaq down 113. fitch rating service's downgrading the u.s. credit rating to double a plus after growing concerns of the u.s. debt and deficit. they are saying it's a wakeup call. the $32 trillion in debt, your reaction to the teeth of this downgrade. >> maya mcginnis is right, it is a wakeup call. 8% of the money that the u.s. spends every year goes to just interest and that's on its way to 14 over the next several years, not to mention social security medicare and medicaid which are roughly half and are running out of money. number one, yes, it's a wakeup call. we have a problem. number two, what took so long. standard and poor's downgraded the u.s. for the same reasons in 2010. here we are 13 years later. point number three and this is actually what i think is most relevant for me as an investor and i think for many of our listeners, moody's still rates the third rating agency still rates the u.s. at triple a. in other words, there's this belief that somehow we'll muddle through, that once again when the debt needs to be -- debt ceiling needs to be raised, congress will figure it out and we'll keep kicking out down the road. i'm not going to sell any stocks today because of this headline and that's -- so it's kind of a complicated stew. maria: janet yellen tried to attack fitch, saying they have under counted and their data is wrong, talking about the years 2018 to 2020. one analyst wrote about the fact that president trump was president during that time so it's an easy way for janet yellen to blame trump. >> yeah, yeah. maria: there you go. but we're watching the broader macro story and expectations getting better. you guys were already there. you were not expecting a recession but ryan, we've got another busy day of second quarter earnings, cvs reported a double beat earlier despite the wide restructuring plan. t kraft heinz reported a double beat. spirit airlines and pay pal out after the bell tonight. we're looking ahead to apple and amazon tomorrow, apple is expected to post its third consecutive quarterly revenue decline. analysts are focused on the company's forecast for september. ryan, how do you deal with amazon and apple coming out tomorrow? apple, the largest market value of any company, $3 trillion. >> i think at this point it's a little frothy. for apple to get to $4 trillion you need the equivalent of ibm and oracle's revenue combined to get there. that's a lot of growth. it trades at 30 times forward earnings which is well above historical averages and you mentioned their sales are slowing. so your multiple's going up but your sales are slowing. i think that's going to be a problem longer term. it's the number holding s&p 500. furthermore, bicker shir berksh, 25% of that stock is apple as well. i think there's over concentration in that stock. i think there's a point where it's over mature from a growth perspective, how much further can it go from here. maria: it's amazing how it far and away distanced itself from everybody else with the $3 trillion market value. microsoft is 2 and-a-half trillion. how is it possible that this stock has gotten as strong as it is, apple shares up 50% year-to-date. would you sell into it or just hold? >> i would trim back on it. maria: you would. >> my belief this year is tech has been hot. kudos to adamone so well. bottom line is, tech is over valued here. you have to start to broaden out your exposure. we've seen energy stocks are moving now, financial stocks are moving, material stocks, small cap stocks are starting to move, emerging markets up 6% last month so broad exposure is the key here. that's what i tell my clients. i have one of the best growing investment firms in the country. we have to make the decisions every day. maria: are you going to come back on any of your apple holdings? >> no, i'm not. but i look at some of the names that have run and they pull back. maria: what about nvidia, you own nvidia, are you going to cut back on nvidia. >> do it. >> i already sold some. i bought nvidia, 175, that's when i wrote it up for my clients. that was less than a year ago. my first target was 475 t. it got there, i sold half. if you set a target, it gets there, sell a portion. my next target is 600. maria: don't get greedy, right. thanks so much. ryan, always a pleasure. adam, you

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adam klotz, adam do tell. >> this is the storm as we see it off the baja peninsula that we've been talking about it is running over a little bit colder water. it is so interacting with land a little bit so still a tropical storm winds now down to 65 miles per hour moving to the north at 25 miles per hour so moving quickly about give or take 100 miles currently south of the border but as you can see so much of the rain and so much of the activity is front loaded on this storm so all out ahead of it and seeing heavy rounds of showers taking los angeles area this green box that is los angeles county and they're currently under a flash-flood warning. they have seen a couple of inches of rain really quickly particularly there in northern mountains just north of the city, all of that rain being quite a few squeezed out of higher altitudes -- and moisture coming down relatively quickly and this is a fairly big concern and continue to be a concern now how much more rain is still to come many this particular part of the country well we're looking really across los angeles, another two to three inches and again we've seen some reports there and maybe 2 inches los angeles it does not rain in august. .001 and more to come and even heavy rain further off towards the north and off towards east and actually we do suspect that the heaviest rein will be interior portions of the state. all of those oranges you're seeing here as this continues to track itself in, those are talking about -- maybe 5 to 6 inches of rain but definitely isolated areas with 8 to 10 inches that's higher elevation that's when you start to think about mudslides all of this water then rushes its way down into the valleys -- and flooding becomes major concern now this entire -- system then will ultimately as you look towards more like monday and tuesday, even bring some fairly serious rain up into portions of idaho. so this is a large storm that has so much moisture with it, it is beginning to bring a flooding risk to really large area now the flood risk today is at its greatest wech an extreme risk there l e way until tomorrow morning but you're looking at areas like palm springs, death valley, death valley could see a couple of years worth of rain just over the course of the weekend into monday all from this one system. absolutely unharled for these areas to see as much rain as we're talking about. this is our forecast model and it is kind of timing out. it is tough to see where the center of circulation is, but as i was playing it it was spinning into the united states -- here -- around 4 to 5 p.m. that's pacific time and then lifting its way all of that moisture dragging further and further to the north you start to see that heavy rain in california back across portions of nevada. when does it start to lighten up and clear off in portions of southern california? well i'm now taking you to 5 a.m. still lingering rain -- it is not probably until midday that you're truly beginning to dry off you see northern california dealing with a backside of that system. and then some more rain across four corners region pumping in a lot of moisture so rain unfortunately is here around for a little bit. i will leave you with this because as i said, the system ultimately does track further to the north we could be talking arthel about flooding -- eric in portions of the pacific northwest, idaho, oregon, up towards washington. montana, this system has a lot of impacts and preem going to be feeling across big swath of the country. >> and then adam said this is is front loaded if you will so that means it is going to come in and you're going to feel brunt of it when it starts and not going to trickle in. >> but all of the these folks have already been seeing a lot of rain because so much of the action is ahead of where we're seeing eye is. the eye of the storm at this point all out in front of it. >> yep. yep. all right, adam klotz thank you very much 237. we'll check back in with you. eric. >> more for on hilary and flooding in turn let's bring in jeremy national hurricane center director welcome we see you with the screen next to you. we have a meteorologist adam talk about the path where do you think hilary is going? >> if you look at this latest radar, hilary is way down here but you're seeing the rain spread all out in front of it and in last couple of minutes you're seeing much anticipated flash-flood warnings start to pop in and fill this screen. this is only a thing of what's to come and worst over the next few hours. se

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adam _ of polish security. thank you for that update, adam easton - of polish security. thank you for that update, adamr half past we will hear about how one of the mums of the beatles was not impressed by the screaming fans at their concerts. stay with us. hello. hello. for some of us it has been a soggy start to the new working week with low pressure in charge of our weather. and this frontal system which has become quite slow moving across parts of northern england and north wales generating some very heavy bursts of rain. through the rest of the day it is north wales but perhaps more especially northern england and into the far south of scotland where we will see the wettest of the weather. there could well be enough rain to cause localised transport disruption, maybe a bit of flooding. quite windy across southern and eastern parts. sunshine and showers away from our main rain bands and temperatures generally in the low to mid 20s. as we head through tonight that rain will linger for a time across parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. i think much of it will pull away by the end of the

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