his original business partners in atlantic city were mobbed up. he intersected with the mob quite literally throughout his entire business career. he told me he openly admired mobsters like john gotti. he talked on a number of occasions about how when he came under pressure, he made sure everyone around him walked the line and he didn't flinch in court. and never cried. trump spoke glowingly about that. and he has a long history of trying to intimidate anybody who doesn't allow him to get his own way. he went after various mayors of new york when he didn't get zoning he wanted. in atlantic city, his lawyer there was the uncle of his white house counsel. who was plugged in to the regulatory structure in atlantic city. and would pound away at that when trump wanted his way. remember when he began running for president, he went after judge in the trump university suit. impugning his objectivity because he was an immigrant. which he wasn't. during the impeachment process when testifying, he began tweeting directly at her during her testimony. robert m

i happened to be in atlantic city because a close relative of mine. who was then a young man a boy. wanted to see some wrestling. and we went to this wrestling slack down, whatever, you know number nine. 18,000 people in the atlantic city arena in 1988 or 89? hulk hogan that kind of thing an incomes donald trump, who is the promoter of that wrestling match? and 18,000 people stand and cheer that's the moment. i knew that he has a hold. on a part of the american population that really was already long before the apprentice. based on the book based on his reputation. so when he became president, i saw that as they fulfillment of something that had started really in the mid 80s. what we then saw was a man, who was the same human being but a very different person i think in the sense that everything he believed in the past. was on steroids and thing that people under misunderstood about trump was how incredibly focused and disciplined he can be when it's about him. he doesn't smoke. he didn't drink. he lives over the store. he makes up all those names which he humiliates people. he reta

i happened to be in atlantic city because a close relative of mine. who was then a young man a boy.ted to see some wrestling. and we went to this wrestling slack down, whatever, you know number nine. 18,000 people in the atlantic city arena in 1988 or 89? hulk hogan that kind of thing an incomes donald trump, who is the promoter of that wrestling match? and 18,000 people stand and cheer that's the moment. i knew that he has a hold. on a part of the american population that really was already long before the apprentice. based on the book based on his reputation. so when he became president, i saw that as they fulfillment of something that had started really in the mid 80s. what we then saw was a man, who was the same human being but a very different person i think in the sense that everything he believed in the past. was on steroids and thing that people under misunderstood about trump was how incredibly focused and disciplined he can be when it's about him. he doesn't smoke. he didn't drink. he lives over the store. he makes up all those names which he humiliates people. he retaliat

i've been looking at him since atlantic city allowed casinos to be built. he is a liar, a cheat, and a thief. we have been watching it for too many years. host: karen's opinion. carol in illinois. independent. caller: good morning. i am from illinois so our little rep on that panel is adam kinzinger. isn't it a wonder why he is not running again, and i hope he is never elected for office in any part of our land. this whole trial has been a joke. they are just preventing the one side that fits their agenda. january 6 always will be a day where they are supposed to look at every individual state and see if there was any voter fraud where they can verify those votes on that day for each state. leading up to this, if they just taken one moment to look and see is there any voter fraud or any situation problem going on, but no. we had to dismiss all of the facts. host: did you hear the testimony before the committee by the former attorney general bill barr who said the justice department looked to see if there was any evidence of voter fraud or irregularities and

. >> reporter: ivana managed major trump properties like the plaza hotel and an atlantic city casino,uilding up the trump brand. >> i don't know that he would have done as well with somebody that wasn't as smart as she. ivana was smarter than donald. >> if ivana wasn't involved in his business, there would have been no business. >> reporter: undeniably fashion conscious and fierce, it seemed as though she was beloved by all. >> she was becoming too popular and getting more press than he was. everyone fell in love with ivana. and i think deep down, donald resented it. >> reporter: evaughn in and donald later divorced in 1990 amid a messy scandal involving his affair with former beauty queen and aspiring model marla maples. he blamed ivana's involvement in his business for the unraveling of their marriage. >> i think that putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. we'll do an educational program here, okay? if you're in business for yourself, i really think it's a bad idea to put your wife working for you. it was a great soften to ivana, she still has that softness. but during th

residents of atlantic city. he spoke about racism and racial animosity during the central park five. that scandal. when you waited into this debate about whether the five young men of color had actually assaulted a white female jogger. as it turned out, evidence showed they had. and trump nonetheless decided to put himself in the middle of the -- to get attention for himself. at the expense of other people's well-being. and then nobody enters the presidency. there were myriad examples of him refusing to exercise responsible powers in his office. even when he knew it was hurting other people. probably the most obvious example of that was the response to the covid-19 pandemic. when it landed, he denied existed. he cared more about his impact on the economy and the electoral process, then the public health of millions of americans. so it is a roll up to january 6th. it is to speak in november of 2020. i do not think anybody should admit they present is going to do everything he can do to essentially burn the house

she managed the casinos and hotels in atlantic city. was obviously an incredible business woman.aw and sister-in-law and, you know, she was a tough love type of mom. she made sure they had great manners, and she took, i think, how she grew up in czechoslovakia and ininstilled it in them. a lot of people note that about my husband and his siblings that they were very strong individuals. loot of people think that's because they have a tough dad. that's part of it. they also had an incredibly tough mom. you look on to how inspirational she was for women after her divorce from my father-in-law and so many women up until her death really looked at her as a pillar of strength for women everywhere, an inspiration, obviously it's a big loss for us as a family. but, just a true loss everywhere, i think, for women. because some women looked up to her. >> todd: as you look back upon her life, is there a favorite memory that stands out to you? >> well, she was incredibly funny and witty, and no one could tell a joke quite like she could. and so i have incredible memories of some lunches that

. >> i was in atlantic city for 10 years, taking a helicopter at 7:00 in the morning from new york andback home, children and homework. they raised three children, donald, ivanka trump and erica, would become key players in the business empire and political aspirations. donald trump was constantly followed by rumors of infidelity , but the gossip came to a head when ivana confirmed trump is having an affair with marla maples. >> you are devastated, of course. then you say, why me? you get angry. >> reporter: using the same fighting tactic, ivanka trump a very public with her divorce battle. >> if you're good to him, he is incredible to you. if you're bad at him, you are dead. >> reporter: but the trump that another surprise for the media, a seemingly amicable settlement. even walking out of the courthouse together. ivana went on to become an entrepreneur in her own right. she started a fashion line and wrote books . along the way, she married and divorced her third and fourth husbands and made a movie cameo as the most famous american ex-wife in the first wives club. donald and ivana e

i've been looking at him since atlantic city allowed casinos to be built.e is a liar, a cheat, and a thief. we have been watching it for too many years. host: karen's opinion. carol in illinois. independent. caller: good morning. i am from illinois so our little rep on that panel is adam kinzinger. isn't it a wonder why he is not running again, and i hope he is never elected for office in any part of our land. this whole trial has been a joke. they are just preventing the one side that fits their agenda. january 6 always will be a day where they are supposed to look at every individual state and see if there was any voter fraud where they can verify those votes on that day for each state. leading up to this, if they just taken one moment to look and see is there any voter fraud or any situation problem going on, but no. we had to dismiss all of the facts. host: did you hear the testimony before the committee by the former attorney general bill barr who said the justice department looked to see if there was any evidence of voter fraud or irregularities and h

. >> i was in atlantic city for ten years and going on helicopter at 7:00 in the morning.rk getting there at 6:00 back home, children, homework. >> the trumps raised three children. donald trump, ivanka and eric who would be key players in donald's empire and political aspirations. con donald trump was constantly followed by trump of infidelity. ivana confirmed the affair. >> you're devastated and it's a stage and you come and say why me? you get angry. >> using the same fighting tactic her husband was famous for, she went public with her divorce battle. >> he's incredible to him. if you're bad at him, you're dead. >> the trumps had another surprise for the media. a sudden seemingly am daable settlement and walking out of the courthouse arm in arm together. >> ivana went on to become an entrepreneur and started a fashion line and wrote books. she married and divorced her third and fourth husbands and made a movie cameo as america's most famous ex-wife in the first wives club. donald and ivana had a friendly relationship. they made a commercial together. >> eat our pizza th

counting cards, which should be legal, we would be banned in perpetuity in vegas on the lake tahoe, atlantic citygnition technology. they would all share that. these are private enterprises. they are going to have to do the same thing. they are going to have to get restraining orders from court that said guys like mclucas, the smooth operator, and michelle, who said hey, i am a booster by profession, they have to be banned in perpetuity, or this id over and over. >> jesse: well, why can't the d.a. alvin bragg do something? i know he is trying to put a guy who defended his wife in prison, so why can't he put this guy behind bars for a little longer then, i don't know, and our? >> wait a second. don't you know alvin bragg, the manhattan d.a., is a justice warrior? justice for the criminals, and incarceration for the victims. that is why he had jose alba on rikers island -- rikers island, of all places -- with a $500,000 bail over his head. sweetheart understand justice, like boudin in san francisco, like kramer in philadelphia. you don't protect the victims of crime, you protect the criminals becau

. >> i was surrounding the atlantic city for ten years, going on helicopters at 7:00 in the morning, new york, getting up, landing on the, road 6:00, back, home children, homework. >> his partner in business as well as in matrimony. >> these people where the new stars of the late 80s. >> the couple soon becoming a powerful force on manhattan's pot, social scene. defining 80s excess, wealth, and curtailment, and celebrity. even on trump had three children with ivana writing and her 2017 memoir, raising trump, she was the parent primarily responsible for the upbringing of don jr., ivanka, and eric. but the trump marriage crumbled in the late 19 80s. donald trump's affair with marla maples, who had become his second wife, making tabloid headlines. a messy public divorce soon followed. >> you are devastated, of course. you know, then, it's a stage when you come and say, why me? you get angry. >> ivana and donald trump would later meant the relationship. in 2017, ivana said donald trump had offered her the role of ambassador to the czech republic. which she said she declined. even a trump

Él encontrÓ empleo en una fÁbrica de barcos donde aÚn trabaja y ella de mucama en un casino de atlantic city Él me dio la noticia. sandoval: el haber cruzado la frontera de forma irregular les habÍa costado caro. los magistrados fallaron que ningÚn inmigrante con tps que ha entrado a estados unidos ilegalmente podrÍa aspirar a la residencia. sÁnchez: me sentÍ decepcionado. sin palabras. porque una vez esperar llevar estos casos a lo mÁs alto, pensando que ahÍ estÁ el poder y a veces el poder falla. gonzÁlez: no esperÁbamos eso nosotros. fue como que nos tiraron como un baldazo de agua frÍa. sandoval: inmediatamente una sensaciÓn de culpa embargÓ a la pareja. sÁnchez: si hubiera sabido que esto se hace a nivel del programa de tps y no a nivel de personal, yo no lo llevo porque mi intenciÓn no es afectar a nadie. sandoval: para sÁnchez lo que mÁs le doliÓ fue el lenguaje que la jueza elena keygen utilizÓ para opinar sobre su peticiÓn. ella dijo "el tps no viene con un ticket de entrada, no elimina la descalificaciÓn por haber entrado ilegalmente". es decir, ella les estÁ llamando la atenciÓn.

, the residents of atlantic city or his investors.y after rally in which he incited violence. people got assault at his rallies when he was a candidate for president in 2016. some people took his message beyond his rally and as we know, one person set pipe bombs to journalists and prominent democrats. i don't think trump cared at all that that was the consequence of his actions. when covid-19 landed in the u.s. with full force in early 2020, he was more concerned about the impact on his political prospects than he was about its impact on the health and lives of millions of americans and he set in motion a series of just lazy disregard for good policy, but ended up hurting people and now we find out that on january 6th, he was willing to just sit by while the lives of members of congress and his own vice president were threatened. we shouldn't be surprised by that because it is baked into who he is. i think he has a craven disregard for other people. he is so self-absorbed and sees the world usually through two lenses, self-aggrandizem

. >> i was running three casinos in atlantic city for ten years, going on helicopters at seven clock morning from new york. landing on the roof, going 6:00 back home, children, homework. >> his partner in business as well as in matrimony. >> these people were the new stars of the late 80s. >> the couple soon becoming a powerful force on manhattan's posh social scene. defining 80s excess, wealth entertainment and celebrity. ivana and trump had three children, with even a writing in a 2017 member, raising trump, she was the parent primarily responsible for the upbringing of don junior, ivanka and eric. but the trump marriage crumbled in the late 19 80s. donald trump's affair with marla maples, who would become his second wife, making tabloid headlines. a messy public divorce soon followed. >> you are devastated of course, but then it is a stage when you come in and you say why me, you get angry. >> ivana and donald trump would later mend their relationship, in 2017 even said donald trump had offered her the role of ambassador to the czech republic. which she shed she declined. ivana tr

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was one time when he had a fight with marla maples when she was not yet his wife at one of the atlantic city casinos and not only was the room trashed, the double door entry to the casino suite was off the hinges, suggesting she had tried to flee the room, but this is absolutely consistent with donald's lifelong behavior. >> you know, jonathan, all of this, i've been thinking of this over the past couple days but especially today with the new reporting coming out. does this put the secret service in a tough spot? especially if agents come testify? >> listen, this puts the secret service in a very uncomfortable spot. listen, they don't like to be in the spotlight whatsoever. their mission is protection and protection of, you know, governmental leaders. so anytime that the news story becomes about the agency or individual agents, it is very uncomfortable. but, they have to get ahead of this and i think they're actually doing a good job right now. they have stated that the agents who were in the limo at that day will testify under oath. so the issue of whether or not the president lunged and gr

vice president kamala harris is expected to speak at the acp national convention in atlantic city, newst a roundtable discussion with state lawmakers there to talk about reproductive health care, including abortion access. the vice president took time during a roundtable discussion in philadelphia over the weekend to criticize the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. we are talking about. a situation in our nation right now. where states and so called leaders are passing laws. that would criminalize. medical health professionals healthcare providers. we are talking aboutn who will not allow an exception for rape or incest president reaffirmed the biden administration's commitment to protecting reproductive freedoms from remarks came as the house of representatives voted to codify a woman's right to an abortion. however it is not expected to pass the senate. time now for 49 warning signs posted all along the east coast beaches because of shark sightings and attacks. local officials near long island, new york, closed down several beaches after two shark attacks last wedn

. >> so you were raised as a jersey girl between philadelphia in atlantic city. as you mentioned, catholic family with irish italian roots. but your mother was a very special woman. she took good care of you and she understood your needs. she supported you, she was a working mom but early on in the book you talk about that moment when your mother caught you saying a couple of bad words and she walked in and admonished you. what was it like to not just grow up but with your aunts and your grandmother. what iskf that like? >> guest: thankfully my mother us, she lives with us and she is a force in the life of our children that is amazing like so many american women have and figured it out. way back to work, never wanted to be a stay-at-home of six or seven so life happened and her best plans didn't work out so she figured out another way. and making at the center of her life felt it would be best for us to move back to the homestead. t to commit to be loyal i don't remember her ever having a political conversation that i can recall but in the constitutional rights s

so whether it was the casino in atlantic city, or a hotel in new york or anywhere else in the world,ve hand. so, you've got to give her -- for that. >> former president seem to appreciate that aspect of her. he even offered her while he was the president the united states an opportunity to become a basset or to her home country. listen to what she had to say about that? >> i like my freedom. why would i go and say bye bye to miami in the winter, bye-bye two -- in the summer, and bye-bye to spring and fall in new york? i have a perfect life. >> a spicy personality shown right there, right? >> you gotta love it. and she's got her own perspective on everything. and that included her marriage. she was famous for having her own sources in the tabloids, her sources of publicity. so if something came up and donald was going to the daily news saying one thing, well, ivana went to the new york post to say another. she was really spunky, one of my favorite stories, early in their relationship, donald trump took ivana to dinner with his family. and the elder trump, fred trump, said everyone wil

from maine to virginia, bangor, boston, hartford, atlantic city, salisbury, philadelphia, dc and richmonding some severe weather. heavy downpours from two to three inches in some spots, that will cause flash flooding. and looking at pacific northwest, monsoon flooding, in the four corners, that's going to continue this week, and then as we go throughout wednesday, a stompy day in parts of the ohio valley, and some flooding rains there well. still hot in the middle of the country, temperatures in the triple digits, 104 portions of oklahoma, and you factor in the humidity, it's going to feel warmer than that. and looking at the record highs continuing in the pacific northwest. >> 108 in medford, oregon, folks are saying where am i living? that's extraordinary. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much for that. >>> still ahead for all of you, an update on president biden's health after he tested positive for coronavirus last week. we're back in a moment. positiv positiv fon it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any furth

to unfold around that and then you get lucky great things can happen between philadelphia and atlantic city and the catholic family with the irish italian roots but diane was a very special woman in the sense that she took good care of you and understood your needs a working mom early in the book and then taught your couple of bad words. growing up as a single mom so what was that like? >>th my mother is still with us. she lives with us and is a great every day present for us in the life of our children. the president trump talks about many years later she was forgotten because she was left at the age of 26 no space on when he or child support and just dusted herself offff like so many american women have and figured it out. went back to work i'm an only child. life happened and her best laid plans did not work out so she figure out another way. she devoted her life to never be married and never for their children and thought it would be best for both of us to move back to the homestead with her mother so for adult women and one child. so now my mother is a great example of what it means to

businesses she was the creator and force of the interior spaces so whether it was a casino in atlantic cityr anywhere else in new york, her hand was there. her creative hand so you got to give her propers for that. >> the former president seemed to appreciate that aspect of her, she even offering her an opportunity to be an ambassador to her home country, this what she had to say about this. >> i like my freedom. why would i go and say bye-bye to miami in winter? bye-bye to the summer. and bye-bye to spring and fall in new york i have a perfect life. >> spicy personality shone right there, right? >> you got to love it. she's got her own perspective on everything. and that included her marriage, she was famous for having her own sources in the tabloids, her sources of publicity. so if something came up and donald was going to the daily news saying one thing well, ivana went to the new york post to say another so she was really spunky, one of my favorite stories is that early in their relationship, donald trump took ivana to dinner with his family. and the elder trump, fred trumps that everyo

in atlantic city, in new york city, his businesses were never investigated with any sense of real purposehen he became president, that changed. he, did in my view, wriggle passed the ball more investigation. but i also think that robert mueller decided not to pursue, unfortunately, more serious avenues of inquiry. particularly around his financial dealings. i think he is facing right now, i think the mastication in georgia is a very serious one. there is hard evidence there, there is a tape recording of him trying to overturn the results of election. and i think the january six committee investigation, the consequences of that, i think also should have federal law enforcement consequences. i think right now it is up to merrick garland as to whether not he wants to take the obvious crimes, the about crimes, that the january six committee has surfaced, and turned it into a prosecution. at the end of the day i do not think it is a legal decision for him. i think the legal merits of it are clear. it is whether not he can prosecute trump in the courtroom, or convince it of the crimes. and how

so you are raised as a jersey girl southern jersey between philadelphia atlantic city. i believe atco very good go as you mentioned catholic family with italian irish italian roots, but your mother diane was a very special was a very special woman. i should say. special in the sense that she took good care of you. she understood your needs she supported you she was a working mom. but there was a early on in the book you talked about that moment when your mother caught you saying a couple of bad words and she walked in and she put that big gold cross and she had managed you. what was it like to grow up not just what a single mom, but also growing in a family with with your aunts and your grandmother. i mean, what was that like donna thankfully my mother is still with us diane she lives with us and she's a great everyday present force in the life of our four children, which is amazing. you know, my mother was a original forgotten woman and i think president trump talked about many years later. she was forgotten by feminism forgotten by her husband left at the age of 26. n

. >> so you were raised as a jersey girl, southern jersey between philadelphia, atlantic city. i believe acco? >> very good. >> as you mentioned catholic family with italian, irishta italian roots but your mother, diane, was a very special, was a very special woman i should say. special in the sense that she took good care of you. she understood your needs. she supported you. she was a working mom but there was early on in the book you talk about that moment when your mother caught you saying a couple bad words, and she walked in and she looked at that big gold cross and she admonished you. what was it like to grow up not just with a single mom but also growing in the family with your aunts and a grandmother, what was that like? >> donna, thankfully my mother is that with us, diane. she lives with us and she's a great everyday present force and a lack of our children which is amazing. rmy mother was original forgottn woman driving president trump talked about many years later she was forgotten by feminism, forgotten by her husband, left at the age of 26, no child support, no al

atlantic integration of cities abroad, the truth of the minister of defense, we do not know the rebusexford, how did the classes write this rebus, we can somehow solve it, i will try to express my own opinion, but of course, this is faster information for consideration, we understand that such summits are not being prepared today for tomorrow, we understand that there is a certain period of preparation we also understand that despite the availability of intelligence information for nato, russia's aggression against ukraine, that is, its transition from the hybrid phase of a hybrid war to the phase of full-scale aggression to to a certain extent, it also became a shock, it also became a challenge, i think it is not the same as in 2014, this must also be understood because, in my opinion, nato by definition must draw conclusions from its own mistakes but at the end of february and at the beginning of march, in my opinion, ukraine curtailed any activity on the euro-atlantic integration trend track , that is, it focused entirely on integration, the europeans focused on integration without

of big cities, dallas-fort worth ranked third in the nation for job growth behind las vegas and atlantic cityd below the national unemployment rate and it is well below big cities and blue states, new york, chicago and los angeles have unemployment rates above 4%. those cities and states struggled to rebound from the pandemic and texas is the beneficiary in a big way. the company's we talked about a lot that recently decided to relocate or expand their headquarters in the lone star state. we are in a big business development 25 miles, 25 minutes north of dallas, it is a combination of shops, restaurants, apartments and corporate offices and they have seen massive growth in this area. >> i've been in the area for over a decade, we've seen how many people have lived here, quite honestly incredible. >> from 2019, we drew past covid numbers. >> some cities are seeing salaries go up as a result of this in certain industries which brings up the cost of living, want to end with a note from research firm, they found texas added more jobs than the bottom 25 states combined. you set up the top of our r

and so this is the area with the highest risk -- boston, bangor, new york city, atlantic city and downfor damaging winds and large hail it's a stormy start to the week. even though this front will bring us relief in parts of the northeast from the heat, the severe weather risk extends down to virginia with this front. tomorrow the frontal system starts to bow up to the north. we have some flash flooding risks tomorrow for ohio and into the tennessee river valley as well so how much rain are we talking? anywhere from 2 to 3 inches from quincy down to st. louis and parts of southern illinois, also over to charleston, west virginia you'll be seeing some heavy rain there as well. the heat starts to build in the pacific northwest where we've seen it in the northeast and, of course, across texas and the southern plains. you're going to start to get hot in places like portland and seattle and northern california seeing temperatures soaring above 100 degrees. meanwhile there's going to be heavy rain right across the middle portion of the country and the monsoonal moisture continues in the paci

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so you had those really strong storms, 1 to 3 inches of rain even in an hour as far south as atlantic citythat broke that heat and is going to keep it broken for awhile. average high temperature for new york city this time of year is 85. look at the cool temps this morning. it feels sub-70 in a lot of places, quite refreshing, i'm sure, and it should stay like that for the next couple days. that for the next couple days. let's get a check a little i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. kumasi: good morning. here is a look at traffic

city. the north atlantic treaty organization is a peculiar thing. it claims to be a defensive military alliance, but it aggressively expands, and that expansion is directed. russia and it's clients that ukraine is losing a war. nato actively supports, essentially, nato has decided to double down on failure. ah no one no, sir, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. what door more real to what they should end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short, then build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. drill a production issue or sure, doug, did that. they're not eligible. no, you. suddenly we're going to put you on more mom. she no longer thought this meant nguyen from all one up on there and i got the sale . i got your name. i wonderful. i wish to know about joy. oh new. i know you didn't or gotten more pushed in jail it's i had to put all the sco their mother and all your body build. you do collab hours. nice. oh boy. good to

large metro areas dallas fort worth ranked third in the nation for job growth behind las vegas and atlantic citye unemployment rates above 4%, those cities and states have struggled to rebound from the pandemic texas has been the beneficiary in a big way. look at all the companies that recently decided to move their headquarters to the lone star state, we are a multibillion-dollar development today, 25 minutes north of the downtown dallas area called legacy west, midst of shops, restaurants, corporate offices and much more including housing which you might see behind me, they have seen the growth of this area firsthand. >> the cost of living is going up but it is still pretty affordable to live in the area, no state income taxes, your quality of life, the amount your dollar goes is a little further in texas, so the appeal of moving here is people having the opportunity to have more financial freedom and a lot of opportunity that comes. >> the lone star state added more jobs than the bottom 25 states combined. a lot of growth here and folks at legacy west don't see any sign that it will slow down

let's talk to patty who is calling from atlantic city, new jersey on the independent line.ood morning. caller: good morning. there is a myriad of issues going on right now, but the most important one to me is what the supreme court did by overturning roe v. wade. the republicans want to make criminals out of women, that is what is going to happen. they are going to be jailing women, they are already investigating doctors who performed abortions on a 10-year-old. basically, what the far right republican party are saying is that women are just too stupid to control their own lives and their own bodies. i think it is a travesty to women, i think we answered an amendment to the constitution saying women have equal rights to their own bodies. host: one thing we have not talked about yet this morning is the war going on between russia and ukraine, and how it affects the united states. there is a story in cbs news today that talks about the war with ukraine and russia, and the prisoner swap being offered by the united states. that affects brittney griner and paul whelan. i will re

she ran his casinos in atlantic city and she also was the manager of the plaza hotel.resident of interior design for the trump organization. i went to her house, actually, to interview her about five years ago right before i believe it was during the election when donald trump was running, and she welcomed me into her home. she was so strong. she had some wonderful stories. here is a look back at that interview. >> you know, my kids are -- they were -- they had a discipline. and i would give them schedule. they would go and get up at 7:00. they would go to school at 8:00. they would stop by in their father's office to say good morning because he was gone by 6:00 in the morning. they went to school. after the school they would go to their father good afternoon. the kids were listening to him. and they would have thousands of the after school activities. i put them ballet, singing lessons, piano lessons. the hockey, the skiing, tennis, gorvelings you know, name it and it's only one way we find out if the kids are good at something. ivanka hated piano classes because i st

so i would return to the west. the proposal of the finnish city to place a base of the north atlanticer, the new members, by the way um, well, let's say even more er-er teasing er-er russia, well, he said what is happening to me why? india or south africa says the name of the fact that we are going through the russians and the war. that the russians are an actor and back so that they will protect our members once again, which means that yes, i think that it is time to build our bases, which phenomena and higher pitches, and preparation for i feel normal against the russian version, i am already interested in today's on the air, for the third time, i remember the interview of our minister of foreign affairs dmytro kulebu, who, including in this interview, said that nato and his thoughts are that ukraine will not soon be in nato. ukraine will not be soon in nato. that's why it's necessary, it's a very heavy structure, where o-o-o, all decisions are taken in a consolidated manner. yes, ukraine at the same time already has such a format as ramshtein , for example, has a partnership in ter

let's talk to patty who is calling from atlantic city, new jersey on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. there is a myriad of issues going on right now, but the most important one to me is what the supreme court did by overturning roe v. wade. the republicans want to make criminals out of women, that is what is going to happen. they are going to be jailing women, they are already investigating doctors who performed abortions on a 10-year-old. basically, what the far right republican party are saying is that women are just too stupid to control their own lives and their own bodies. i think it is a travesty to women, i think we answered an amendment to the constitution saying women have equal rights to their own bodies. host: one thing we have not talked about yet this morning is the war going on between russia and ukraine, and how it affects the united states. there is a story in cbs news today that talks about the war with ukraine and russia, and the prisoner swap being offered by the united states. that affects brittney griner and paul whelan. i will

city. ah, the north atlantic treaty organization is a peculiar thing. it claims to be a defensive military alliance, but it aggressively expands and that expansion is directed. russia and its clients that ukraine is losing a war. nato actively supports, essentially, nato has decided to double down on failure. 2 yes, that the deal good. ah, i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of so be below for why should you need if you say, i want to approach that you go, it's meas, i want this vested, but this one, me not a toyota me sale possibly so long and then we'll proceed with yes, you will cuz i have a new local pastor that isn't as the man knows what securities connectivity constable. sure, sure. going out to no more dylan norton with different from bonham with it. are you still preachers, so he's not on the policy with an organ. nissan, which is a senior call usually come down so to kind of lost in morality. so you can give me some familiar to me banking. you're about to talk to proseries for sales, cool trip. them on the stop. no, no company, no more th

advancing wind energy development in the gulf of mexico and the atlantic and helping cities establishedcooling centers for vulnerable populations. as president. i have a responsibility to act with urgency and resolved when our nation faces clear and present danger. and that's what climate change is about. the president says he will have more climate related announcements in the coming days. and the barrier weather pattern kind of two different weather worlds out there once again some cool conditions, coast sides and heart conditions inland. it's basically a summertime pattern here in the region while we are talking about heat locally, the real extreme heat is outside of the area across a good portion of the country. you can see all the yellows and reds here. there's a heat advisories and heat warnings. parts of the state, as you can see right now, as we come in closer under a heat warning, and this is actually in place until 10 o'clock this evening, so portions of interior california dealing with the temperatures on the hot side still hot today, though, out toward fairfield 98 degrees t

advancing wind energy development in the gulf of mexico and the atlantic and helping cities establishedenters for vulnerable populations. that's welcome news for many of the 100 million americans facing heat advisories and warnings this week. it's too hot. i'm dripping from my back water that sunscreen to stay hydrated but still a far cry from the $500 billion dedicated to climate included in an economic package stalled on capitol hill. congressional democrats say there's a problem with biden going it alone route here is legislation because the second you have executive actions here. republicans will flood the court. those republicans want the president to focus on gas prices and increasing domestic drilling. it's going to be a long and expensive summer with more expensive energy coming, thanks to joe biden president says he will have more climate related announcements in the coming days in washington, carolina shively news ukraine's first lady makes a visit to washington to plead for more help her message to president biden as the war drags on, also ahead improvements to san francisco'

advancing wind energy development in the gulf of mexico and the atlantic and helping cities established cooling centers for vulnerable populations. that's welcome news for many of the 100 million americans facing heat advisories and warnings this week. it's too hot. i'm dripping from my back water that sunscreen ah to stay hydrated but still a far cry from the $500 billion dedicated to climate included in an economic package stalled on capitol hill. congressional democrats say there's a problem with biden going it alone route here is legislation because the second you have executive actions here. republicans will flood the court. those republicans want the president to focus on gas prices and increasing domestic drilling. it's going to be a long and expensive summer with more expensive energy coming, thanks to joe biden president says he will have more climate related announcements in the coming days in washington, carolina shively fox news how big rig slams right into a freeway overpass in the east bay today, causing road closures and traffic backups. and now we're learning. police are

you both civilians to keep control of the city ah, ah, with the north atlantic treaty organization is a peculiar thing. it claims to be a defensive military alliance, but it aggressively expands and that expansion, misdirected russia, and its clients that ukraine is losing a war. nato actively supports essentially, nato has decided to double down a failure ah with yes unit got a new local bonsa isn't as a minute. he says what? securities continuity constant so should pronounce in them or didn't hear more. can you because i have a different different bunker from went off and you're still preacher, so he's not on my policy with an organ nissan, which is a senior call usually come down to kind of lost the morality to so you can give me some financial new banking, you're about to talk to proseries, chris, and you could shift their own stock you know, gotten, you know, more love that each i need a little more. general teresa sanction approach has now resulted in the dance of thousands of civilians on both sides of the front line. ah a for the cut shortage, updated that list. come on. rosen

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