but speaking to deutsch, avella, ukraine's and busted that to germany, admitted his country, still has what to do. we are developing and you know, more and more support and understanding for uh, for the impact of eligibility community into the real life. and you great inter protecting freedom, you know, i'm, this is something which we ukrainian share and 3 kick nice. everybody is fighting everybody in ukraine and i'm proud to be here today and to be an investigator of ukraine along with the politics. there was also plenty of time to punch a with the parades called message. clear for all to see the at the women's world cup the united states of launch their bid for a 3rd consecutive trophy with a comfortable 3. now, when against tournament new commerce, vietnam and the ult and the wind puts them on top of groupie and cements their claim. as one of the favorites, the united states showed their intent right from the stars and a genius passed from alex moore preceded the opener. sophia smith says no nerves in front of gold and made one new team for meetings. on the brink of off time, the re

on the rise, but speaking to deutsch avella, ukraine's, i'm busted a to jim in a admitted his country still has what to do. we are developing and you know more and more support and understanding for uh for the impact of eligibility community into the real life. and you great into protecting freedom, you know, and this is something which we ukrainian share and 3 kick nice. everybody is fighting everybody in ukraine, and i'm proud to be here today and to be an investigator of ukraine. along with the politics. there was also plenty of time to punch a with the parades called message. clear for all to see and you're up to date, but to stay tuned up next our tech program shift looked at the internet tools and the impact on society. but after a short break, i'm aaron talking to berlin. thanks for joining us. the . every jenny is full of surprises, we've gone all.

but speaking to deutsch avella, ukraine's, i'm busted a to jim in a admitted his country still has what to do. we are developing and you know, more and more support and understanding for uh for the impact of eligibility community into the real life and ukraine into protecting freedom. you know, and this is something which we ukrainian share and 3 kick nice. everybody is fighting everybody in ukraine, and i'm proud to be here today and to be an investigator of ukraine. along with the politics. there was also plenty of time to punch a with the parades called message, clear for all to see. and here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour, greece is facing as long as heat wave on record as temperatures in the south approach. 45 degrees celsius. the countries national weather institute says the current heat wave will last around 16 days. and don't forget, you can always get the news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the app store. that'll give you access to all the leads, moves around the world, as well as plus notifications for any br

david avella, you're all right. >> it is a prediction. stuart: not as good as mine but thank you very much. we've got jason katz to look at the markets with us. it's not doing much this morning. you still think we're grog to get into a recession? >> what's been the most anticipated recession of all time is now the most postponed recession of all time. think about the setup here and we have such strong household finances and strong corporate balance sheets and strong labor market and i can't remember in my three decades on wall street a setup like this translating into a bad recession. we've had the rolling recessions, and i think that when we finally get a recession, it'll be relatively modest. so the bottom line is i would brace for not a tropical storm, but rather maybe a bad rain shower. stuart: you're not really looking for a big sharp drop on the stock market. >> i'm not. stuart: a modest steady as you go kind of thing? >> the feat of the economy and recession, and the market for that matter, largely hinges on what the fed does. the

and dr. avella, i am present lives in lagos, nigeria. hey greece, and welcome from uganda. i am sandra trevino, do write to income class, and i am so pleased to be with you again. this is what we have in store for you this week. why so the pallet and a we called you a such a good makes why hydro pointing funding is making this flush in. can you see it and how spite of mine is hoping to fight against nita in nature. yet let's begin here in uganda, which has been losing its treat. call the author a shocking, great global forest watch. save 4 percent of its trees coloring nearly a 1000000 hicks is of going since 2000. 1 big reason is that people are still cutting done for us to make firewood, but there are other ways to cook. we went to find people who are fighting against the strand in a way rush, it simply is calling the future of his country on his shoulders. no trees have been failed to make the 25 kilograms of these cuts that he's brought to. he's next on the innocent part of a sub. a simple has also been if he did financially, since he switched to cooking reply a few wil

and dr. avella, i am personal lives in lagos, nigeria.

basically a circus going on last week for you and fluid system, some and sponsored by nestle rock avella barrier bill gates will the can on the floor and we think they probably did. they discuss, would they have discussed the kinds of issues raised in the, your reports or from a different angle? well, i think we have to see who was at the conference. as you say it is, there it is nestle, they're not in the business of statesmanship. they're not in the business of solving what is on the been the business of increasing the profits they pay and the auto real estate shareholders and increasing the profits. and this is why it's important to understand when we talk about food crisis, because of the invasion of your brain, who's really benefiting the food prices went up because of the speculation of the green markets. so even among the, you know, i'm, it's the war, the kindest exports we have seen from ukraine a pretty high. so it's a mit, it's a lie which has been taught to do the work as those who are in the business of active business continue to get rich at the expense of the poor. this is

joining us fox news anchor julie banderas, fox news contributor lisa boothe, and gopac chairman david avellan the investigation of the bag of cocaine found inside the white house, the high profile -- one of the most high-profile buildings in the world. the story is changing. first, it got leaked that the cocaine is in the library, in the residence. then, the white house suggested that it was found in a heavily traveled area in the west wing where many visitors come through, but now, third change. fox was told it was found in a cubby by the west executive entrance not far from the situation room, where the nation's most sensitive secrets are tracked. every hour of every day. that's hardly an area where the average joe walks by. the secret service is reviewing all cameras and access logs of staff and regular visitors. they are expected to conclude their investigation early next week. president biden, as he has done all this week, is again refusing to answer any questions on the matter. >> reporter: -- mr. president? [inaudible] >> kayleigh: not a word. now, the house oversight chairman james c

joining us fox news anchor julie banderas, fox news contributor lisa boothe, and gopac chairman david avellastigation of the bag of cocaine found inside the white house, the high profile -- one of the most high-profile buildings in the world. the story is changing. firs

david avella and marie harf. great to see you both. david, i will start with you. any oxygen in the room. you are seeing some movement in some of trump's opponents. >> this is why with 29 days until the fox debate it becomes so essential for these candidates to get on that big stage platform and make their case that it is their ideas that are more in tune with what republican voters want than anyone else. meeting voters is perfectly fine right now. it pales in comparison to being ready for this debate. for donald trump, it gives him the opportunity to show that he understands republican primary voters at a far higher level and to keep that distance he currently has in the field. >> harris: i saw that we just popped up the gop declared candidates. i will ask my team to put up those who have made the debate already because people are really trying mightily in these last few weeks to make sure they are on that stage. kevin walling, a former biden campaign surrogate said last week south carolina senator tim scott is the one to keep an eye on. >> this is a guy who has w

. >> harris: david avella, scott bolden, great to see you both. david, i'll start with you.hat to do about cranky biden? >> president biden isn't the only one cusseding and saying foul things coming out of his administration. when you consider the fact that two out of every three americans think we're heading in the wrong direction and six out of ten americans believe it is his policies making the economics of this country worse and not better and why ultimately democrats had to change the primary calendar to get rid of iowa and new hampshire. states he lost when he ran in 2020. and put in states more favorable to him. also why you see a lot of democratic candidates who might want to run against biden not taking him on. the deck is now stacked against them. >> harris: wow. we just looked at this just yesterday about people 77 -- >> harris: the president played a promise if you disrespect your co-workers he will get rid of you. >> i am a former managing partner for a large law firm and headed up the democrat party and d.c. chamber of commerce. leaders aren't perfect at all. t

for more on this, david avella and richard, the spat between byron donalds and ron desantis.aying he likes the new standards but obviously it needs some adjustment. desantis is saying who are you going to side with, kamala harris or the state. your take. >> one, i have read the new standards, all 216 pages. and also on capitol hill yesterday to a press conference held by the congressional black caucus and i don't think this is a partisan issue. i think it's a clear line in the sand whether or not slaves benefitted from enslavement and call a spade a spade. enslavement was not a trade school where you to be a blacksmith or shoe maker or farmer, people were taken from their home countries, brought to the united states, raped, mutilated, brutalized and happened for 400 years compounded, and for you to say that people benefitted is not only ridiculous, it's outrageous. the fact that donalds and kamala harris and scott are on the same page -- >> john: the one point they are on the same page. not on the same page with the overall standards, though. >> byron donalds hit it well. the

carl sewell avella appeared before a federal magistrate of stuff's ability to plead, not guilty. he has been released on $100000.00 bell. this could be if it's been proved in court to be just one more piece of evidence against the alleged conspiracy which the former us president donald trump, is accused of carrying out in order to try to regain power after the 2020 election . again, this was just an initial court appearance, but it's certainly significant that yet another employee of donald trump's private business affairs has been implicated in what seems to be a much bigger conspiracy to try to regain the white house. and rosalind, this is not the only legal challenge for donald trump on the horizon, take us through what's coming in the next few weeks as well. we know that in a local case, in the state of georgia in atlanta, in particular, that the federal, that the local prosecutor there is very close. she says to bringing about indictments against people in the effort to try to change the outcome of the 2020 vote in her state. it has been alleged that the former president cal