benson: exactly that.ata and evidence and facts and what's best for each voter is what has to drive our work in this industry. i have to start out by thanking the knight foundation, it really shows how partnerships with the philanthropic community and city and states are critical to help us thrive. we've seen that in elections as well, partnerships that help us emphasize the truth. debunk misinformation, which we have become better at in the last two years, because we have had a lot of practice. at the end of the day, the things i'm most proud of is what often gets lost in the crowd of the battle we are in -- clearly we are in a battle over truth and misinformation. that is the era we are in and it's coming to fruition. the two things i've seen happen over these last three years gives me a great amount of hope and optimism and even think we are on a track to have a healthier, more robust democracy than ever before. there's a lot of you in this room who have been working this base for decade, as david will

three tds for trey benson.le of years ago they didn't think he would play football again after a devastating knee injury. he was at oregon then. transferred to florida state. rehabbed his way. he got through the spring. seminoles were careful early. he has been one of the best backs, not just in the acc but nationally given how few carries that he had. >> brock: it is so fun to watch a football player making the most of his opportunity. he started the season as the third string running back. eventually takes over the starting spot. he hasn't looked back. always fun to watch the most of a guy make the most of his opportunities. >> anish: 4:06 to go in the fourth. the gators already used two time-outs. and their quarterback, anthony richardson hasn't completed a pass since early in if the second quarter. 250 rush yards for the gators tonight. richardson hits pearce. he gets a block. and that springs him loose but we have a flag behind the play. might get a block in the back here on dante zanders. >> referee: duri

well, let's speak now to jocelyn benson, who's the michigan secretary of state. he's joining us from detroit michigan. thank you very much, miss benson for being with us. please explain to i international audience 1st. how do you as secretary of states, a michigan oversee this election when you're on the ballot? well, we create a firewall. essentially i have a staff of very professional staff, a department of elections within my agency, within my office. and they oversee the elections process for over 1500 communities in our state. so it's actually a very decentralized process. elections are actually run and administered at the local level. at the state level, we simply provide assistance support and policy interpretation and provide resources to ensure at the local level, all 1500 communities are able to fulfill their legal duty and administering elections. and now michigan was at the center of many of the controversies during the last presidential election in 2020. are you expecting issues this time around and if yes, how do you result them? well, just as in 20

she lasted embryonic secretary, benson, by nearly 14 points. and jocelyn benson joins me now.tulations on your victory last night. were you surprised by the results? >> i was grateful for it. i think it was a resounding statement made by michigan voters, democrats, and independents. i want davis will tell us the truth who will stand by election results from carlson what they may be. >> what's going on michigan? you in the cut state wide races. attorney general, secretary state. all incumbent with democratic women. all victories double digit or higher. a proposition to enshrine in the constitution of your state, abortion rights. it passes by 12 points. both state houses are now the homes are democrats. for the first time in the single decades. i think democrats and the way republicans are working that a lot of democrats are looking across the country and michigan to find out the secret sauce. what is it? >> it was, number one, high turnout. we have the highest turnout midterm election on the state's history. number two, what are young people voted, including thousands who voted

alluded to, yet as you show they were enthusiastic participants perhaps more so than benson.where are the ones that fit into this constitution writing? >> it's important in the 18 tens and 20s because it is the biggest and has the most advanced printing networks and biggest port network so if you are the constitutional writing takes place in london. we've seen the succession of people right up to learning and indeed beyond coming to london and using the information network of the global british empire to carry out and it happens again and again. but it's very much involved in the game. >> a striking role what do we need to know besides being able to locate it on a map? >> with the companions and up finally here on this tiny rocky island in the south pacific and that's fine but then by the 1830s, you get them saying where's your charter. what is the motive, can we come ashore and add to that point the naval captains arrived in 1838 and in the constitution for the first time it indoors until the 1930s and it's on the same spaces as men. it's extraordinary and also shows how the

and i'm very glad to have jerry benson and secretary raffensperger to talk about their experience and this most recent midterm and one gone through the last two years and i have a very broad question and i know the secretary of state loves their state and have every data point about how their state function and how their conduct elections, i don't indulge yourself and all those particulars but also generate ouster with you. a broad assessment of where this conversation is, where this energy is and what do where the country either did or did not achieve in the midterms. >> i think we showed we had honest and fair elections, i know we did in georgia also what you saw in some states longer for them to finish their process and they don't understand how those processes work in different states so ththat's what we need to do for voter education but we had in days of early voting, record turnout. lines, i screen shared on my phone we had average wait times at the precinct got down to two minutes in the afternoon, the longest freezing on the leaderboard at the time was 14 minutes and when you

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secretary benson, thank you for being with us, congratulations on your victory. have been such a great friend to this show, in our discussions about democracy. i guess we have to start with a congratulations to the american voter, they stepped into the breach, they decided they were actually warriors for democracy, not voters in a midterm election. >> yes, exactly. this is a victory not just for democracy, but for voters. clearly and unequivocally said, across the aisle, even republicans, independents, they rejected those who sought to use these officers to further their own agenda. and in doing so, they really squelched the idea, voters don't, that it should be a political strategy to try to deny the results of the election. so is not lost on me, soon after the election, without two major candidates concede after they had lost. also, it really underscored this is a losing strategy, to try to disrupt democracy, and voters clearly, unequivocally, stated that on tuesday. >> you have been talking to me about this for sometime, voters are not idiots. secretaries of s

jocelyn benson, welcome secretary of state benson. thanks for being with us.t? what's your take on the fact of these public republicans, public officials or party chairs saying -- bad mouthing early voting, vote by mail, et cetera. while secretly the parties are telling their voters to participate in it. >> well it underscores -- first, thanks for having me and shedding a light in this challenging moment that we're in. these lies, these conspiracy theories, it's a political strategy. and it's one particularly designed to cause people to lose faith in our elections. while at the same time, making sure misinformation continues to flourish. and it's really egregious and it's reaching egregious heights. my opponent recently filed a lawsuit against detroit voters trying to get absentee votes thrown out. even though voters have the right to vote absentee in every competition. also we have to remember these are people who know better that are campaigning on lies as a political strategy to gain power so they can potentially stand in the way of the people in the future

joining us now, former wisconsin congressman sean duffy along with fox news contributor guy benson.te: just two days out, sean, it seems like the democrats' closing argument is to condescend and insult voters who don't agree. >> and lie to them. so so joe biden was calling a bunch of kids who were calling him socialist liars or idiots, but all these policies are the policies of the democrat socialists, of the squad, of bernie sanders. but then to demean voters? tell them all the great work you've done, just don't tell them they're stupid. this is like the old brand papa who's just on his couch -- grandpa, is angry and is mad at everybody in the family. pete: guy, it feels like this is, of many, such a stark contrast. republicans have issues that they're running on, they're proactive, meeting people where they're at. have you ever seen a party grasping at issues towards the end? >> desperate, i think, is the right word. maybe they're going to pull a rabbit out of a hat, but all the indications seem to be headed in a certain direction. and when you look at the closing arguments from t

that's what the choice was in this election. >> the honorable jocelyn benson, thank you for persistingaving me. it's an honor. >> we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. the more you want to do, the more we want to do. boosters designed for covid-19 variants are now available. brought to you by pfizer & biontech. my active psoriatic arthritis can slow me down. now, skyrizi helps me get going by treating my skin and joints. along with significantly clearer skin, skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after two starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi, 90% clearer skin and less joint pain is possible. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may oc

welcome secretary of state benson, thanks for being with us. fact of these public republicans, public officials or party chairs saying--bad mouthing early voting, voting by mail, et cetera, well secretly they're telling voters not to participate in it? -- >> first thanks for having, me and shedding a light on this really challenging moment we are in. and really what this underscores is that these lies, these conspiracy theories, it's a political strategy and it's one particularly designed to make people lose faith in our elections, while at the same time making sure the misinformation continues to flourish. and it's really -- it's outrageous, and it's reaching a greasiest heights, my opponent recently filed a lawsuit against detroit voters trying to get absentee votes thrown out even though detroit is an every citizen and michigan has absentee -- under a state constitution. so it's really reach new heights of ugly just-ness, but also for remember, these are people who know better. they are campaigning on lies on a political strategy to gain pow

i want to bring in guy benson.ndit, and he's going to give us his prediction -- [laughter] for the election results today. so, guy, is going to be a red ripple, a red wave or ad red tsunami? >> well, stuart, the factors that i've been looking at to inform that exact opinion that i've formed are, number one, head-to-head polling in these individual races, the national polling overall, the movement of prognosticators and money into various races and then, most importantly i think, the fundamentals of this cycle. they all favor the republicans to varying extents. i think that we are looking at a good to very good night probably for the republicans ahead. i would imagine that they will end up in the ballpark of where the democrats did after their blue wave of 2018 in the terms of the number of seats controlled. i do think republicans are slightly favored to win back the senate, 51, maybe 52 seats. if it really blows out, 53 or 54. i think republicans stand to gain one net governorship when you look across the country a

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jocelyn benson is back. since the embers of the 2020 election were still very much burning hot on the right. and i first want to congratulate you on your win. michigan's a very tough state. tell me how you're feeling. i guess not quite one week in. >> i'm extremely grateful to the voters who recognized what was at stake in this election and reacted accordingly. we saw the highest turnout election in our state's history, people voting from all backgrounds, all walks of life, to defend democracy alongside us -- alongside of us. and it puts us in a strong position going into the next cycle. but certainly really shows through the voters' voices that dismantling democracy is a losing political strategy. >> which we didn't know -- i feel like you and i thought that could be and should be but we didn't know it would be. how do you feel that the voters of michigan and frankly everywhere that sort of had this conversation as part of the general election conversation, and i can't think of anywhere it did not, voters s

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let's bring in guy benson, the host of the guy benson show on fox news. you live and breathe politics. will you flip the switch tomorrow? >> gillian, now that you run through those numbers i'm a bit concerned because i am meeting my sister's new boyfriend for the very first time tomorrow and i was planning on grilling him extensively about politics. if i didn't like his answers i would perhaps roast him like the turkey. should i not do that? am i wrong here? >> you should definitely do that and also get back to us on monday and let us know how it wept for you. >> i have a whole powerpoint presentation on the board are crisis. what will i do with that if he isn't willing to listen for an hour and a half non-stop? politics at the table. very aggressive. what could possibly go wrong? in more seriousness, i think we've all been through a lot over the last couple of months. really the last six years highly political. i am a very political person. we think about these things every day. for the job you know that, i know that. it is part of the description of wha

guy benson host of the guy benson radio show. so our viewers know on the big screen we'll put up here. trump in 2018 lost 40 seats in the house. obama 2014, 13, before that was the shellacking minus 63. in 2006 bush lost 30 but he bucked the trend in 2002 securing the election that here up six in the house. how do you see it, guy? >> a story in the "washington post" that indicates that some biden allies are already pre-spinning what they expect to be losses next week for the democrats and what they are trying to say is because republicans won't gain probably in the neighborhood of 63 seats the 2010 shellacking it is almost a win for joe biden. >> dana: hilarious. >> bill: ridiculous spin if that is what they attempt. >> this is what i'm interested in less week. look less at the number of seats gained by republicans. look more at the number of seats controlled by the republicans when it is over. you see what i'm saying? republicans are starting from a higher floor. they did well in 2020. so the final number of seats controlled is

host of the guy benson show on "fox news sunday."and swan jonathan, obviously, there is some element to this that leader mccarthy is positioning himself to be house speaker mccarthy and the possibility of impeaching secretary mayorkas may appeal to some folk that's needs votes from but, yet, the border crisis and the border security issue is a make vulnerability for the biden administration. >> probably the most unifying issue for republicans across the conference. you are right, kevin mccarthy does have a problem on his right flank. is he trying to become speaker. he doesn't have the votes right now. and he is looking for issues that can appeal to them but also not going to alienate their many moderates in his conference as well. including some newly elected ones, but, look, the border numbers started to rise precipitously after joe biden took office. that's just a fact. and they hit record highs. and this is a problem the administration has not been able to solve. so, yes, it's very fertile ground but it's also a unifying issue for

is guy benson pulling the leg sweep in walmart? absolutely not.m a distance and enjoy it, good for him because videos are so annoying, right, you see them all the time, no one does anything. someone, not me, someone should do something. >> anybody but me, exactly. >> do something. he looked like he may have had mma training. don't want to put ourselves in danger. >> wasn't terribly violent. got the job done, the man was sent on the way to the next store to rob. >> that's right. up next, another victory for prime time. climate envoy john kerry has been using his flying jet called the flying squirrel for years to chris cross the country and world saying he has no other choice. >> it is the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. i believe the time it takes me to get somewhere, i cannot sail across the ocean, i have to fly to meet with people and get things done. >> we prefer you sail. after lots of backlash for fuel burning and kerry is finally grounding the flying squirrel, saying he will fly commercial to un

let's bring in our panel, guy benson political editor at town hall.com and host of the guy benson showr senior correspondent for axios. to come to some resolution. so you punt it to congress in a lame duck and you try to get. >> this looks like an example of what leading from behind where biden wanted the political credit before the midterms in negotiating with the union and the management to have this tentative deal and now that looks like that tentative deal with actually work out by the deadline in december, he is now punting to congress to get something done. now, i think there is going to be a very strong likelihood as speaker pelosi indicated that there is a bipartisan momentum for some deal to prevent a strike from taking place, but, you can see in the white house's disengagement that they know that biden himself can't really, you know, negotiate effectively and they are trying to punt the ball and give control to congress. >> bret: jessica, they are making the assessment that the economic downturn, the significance of this, if it were to happen at this time is too great not to

guy benson political editor town hall.com host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.litico. your reaction to what happened last night. guy first to you. >> certainly under performance and disappointment for the republicans based on the expectations that had been set and really building for a number of weeks. as i keep thinking about what actually happened last night. paradoxically it was a surprising result without many surprising results if you know what i'm saying there weren't that many races where people said whoa, that is a stunner, maybe the margins in florida was a big one. certain races went a certain way. >> bret: maybe fetterman by as much not a shocker but as much as he did. >> i think the overall result is more surprising than any individual result. and as i dig deeper in, as of right now, this could change in a few different places like nevada, but, as of right now, not a single incumbent senator or governor in the country lost from either party. so this was. about president biden state of the country. this was somewhat of a status quo election even thoug

host of the guy benson show, guy benson!rs and applause] >> greg: she hasn't been this excited about midterms since she cheated in high school, fox news contributor kat timpf [cheers and applause] >> greg: dana, so you're on a lot of shows, right? i mean, how many? so is there anything you can say on show. >> host: that's different? >> greg: yeah or that you're not going to say on another show because you'll say it here like feel free to swear or make fun of jamie. >> that's why i said yes so i could be here to make fun of jamie clad you came back from alaska good to have you. 38% of the vote is in and the thing about the democrats being so hyperbolic about this is they knew it was coming. this always happens to whoever the president is the the first term, midterm that your party loses some seats. they've made it into such a big deal that now they're actually saying the country is going to end. and so they're going to have some egg on their if i say on wednesday >> greg: and that's no way to eat an egg. >> disgusting >> greg

. >>> joining me now is michigan's secretary of state democrat jocelyn benson running for re-election against republican christina karamo. wrongly claimed president trump won the 2020 election. interesting lawsuits, but first give me big picture there in michigan? the threat analysis as it is against the elections some drop boxes as well as we approach this final sprint towards election day. >> reporter: bottom line is, we're ready here in michigan. the effect of the multiyear effort we've been engaged in protecting democracy against constance barrages tos delegitimize our priocesses we are more prepared than ever to protect those in the state. our elections are secure, safe and accessible. it will be to the will of the people. anyone trying to disrupt on election day we have a plan to place to minimize that disruption and seek immediate consequences. >> talk about this decision from a judge there. you are going to appeal. but a judge decided to invalidate the new rules that you set in place right before the primary for election poll watchers and challengers. the judge found you overs

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. -- >> one of the other great figures that played a role in the book is jeremy benson, and those are the clichÉs about the constitution that you are speaking of and you've already eluded to how wonderful is this that they have a written set but you mentioned they were enthusiastic and they credit. where does he fit into this constitution writing? >> london particularly in the most direct way in south america a vast city with the most advanced printing networks and biggest pork network. so, if you are a revolutionary and if you are a political exile, one is to come to london. on the whole if you model with british politics, often on the constitutional right takes place in london and holds a session of people up to london and indeed beyond, coming to london using the transport information network of the global british empire to carry out. but out of the game and very much involved in the game. >> one of the anglo societies that plays a striking role, what do we need to know other than being able to located on a map. it is a very tiny gem where they meet with their technician companions

guy benson, host of the guy benson show on fox radio and jackie deangelis. my blanket statement about not heading to the casino, that was from me. i'm a horrible gambler. i don't do well gambling. what a gamble to say something like that on the eve of the election? when gas prices are historically high, guy, what is the president thinking here? >> i think what we just saw in that sound bite is why senator cortez masto dodged the question whether she would want joe biden in her state campaigning for her. the last few days, shut down i think coal plants and coal mines and like that's going to be done, and they had to walk that back, the words were twisted, didn't mean it. and a heckler saying no more drilling. the white house has spent the last six months pretending like in the middle of an energy crisis and high prices, it's all the fault of the oil companies and putin and greedy people, they want all this stuff to happen in america. it's a conspiracy from the republicans and then back-to-back days right before the election biden comes out and says the truth

new work from professional horror duo directors justin benson and aaron murth under understandable namehe way, the creators of the picture not only filmed it, but also participated in writing the script, and also played the main roles. and this is actually a common practice for their projects, but let's return to the current premiere in the center of a fantastic horror movie with a couple of neighbors who are tempted to get rich, however, they completely choose to do so. no, the trivial will film something supernatural it is worth noting that the guys are not liars and something supernatural really is. you are in the house however, you need to remember that i put my hands into a strange world at the risk of forever destroying my own, by the way, fans of the benson tandem flies diva. how does the duo manage to survive from the simplest locations of the most predictable props exactly the photographic maximum and stuff the canwood with such dialogues and thoughts that the film is barely? added to the definition of the genre, but possible. it is here in this structure that it is true that y

. >> if he wins benson, way to invest in real estate and choose annual payments for 29 years. and a fine is major. yeah, i would take the is there you know those those a financial benson purchased his ticket at this quik mart in pacifica. >> where the owner has seen customers when several million dollars in the past. the owner calls it the lucky store when it comes to the lottery. >> we'll be in the women's a before. and we hoping this is the 3rd charge for move for our store. the owner sold an 11 million dollar ticket back in 2018. he says one woman turned a few bucks into millions delay the she have only the last couple dollar and she she was the lucky one the store. while there have been people in the last few weeks who have won a few $1000, no one has won powerball's top prize since early august. if no one wins wednesday night, the jackpot could become the largest ever. surpassing 1.5, 8, 6 billion dollars in pacifica. camila barco kron. 4 news. that is one lucky store. all right. coming up here on the kron, 4 news at 3, 7, tail county leaders gathered to raise a flag hono

benson says. she's a pet owner as well. aren't watching because it's hard to get their attention. rabbits are not as a you know, tuned into cat reactions on tv. unfortunately i tried to get them to notice, but unfortunately they weren't as interested to help with the campaign. sony interactive donated $25,000 to help get stray cats into loving homes in new york. even dignam fox news there is a new trend to be aware of fishy fashion. in new york city, the luxury brand piper and sky is using formerly discarded karoo skins as leather for shoulder bags, waist packs and purses. pick a room coup meat is a staple food in the amazon at one time, it was endangered because of overfishing. now these brazilian communities are engaging in sustainable fishing to promote a thriving population and ecosystem. and it's a good thing because the discarded skin is becoming a hot and sustainable fashion commodity. the more and more that consumers learn about sustainability, it becomes really important for them to know how it's made what material

if he wins benson, way to invest in real estate and choose annual payments for 29 years. and a fine is made to. yeah, i would take the mayor, i'm you know, those those a financial benson purchased his ticket at this quik mart in pacifica. >> where the owner has seen customers when several million dollars in the past the owner calls it the lucky store when it comes to the lottery will be in the winning twice a before. and we're hoping this is a 3rd charge for him. and for our store. the owner sold an 11 million dollar ticket back in 2018. >> he says one woman turned a few bucks into millions. i'm delay the she have only the last couple dollar and she she was the lucky one in the store. while there have been people in the last few weeks who have won a few $1000, no one has won powerball's top prize since early august. if no one wins wednesday night, the jackpot could become the largest ever. surpassing 1.5, 8, 6 billion dollars in pacifica. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> a san mateo county officials held a day of remembrance and an annual flag raising ceremony for the transg

oh, look whose here now guy benson, the man himself. want to talk about the balance of power among house democrats. i don't really know hakeem jefferies politics, not really but the socialist block that's expanded. it's now the squad plus four new members. do you think they have got increased influence in the house >> well, just the math would suggest yes, stu, and look, hakeem jefferies is to the center of the squad but pretty far to the left of the american people, and you look at what he's voted for , what he supports, his twitter footprint, and his social media past. i mean, this is a pretty lefty guy so it'll be interesting to see how he, in a leadership position, a new leadership position, tries to wrangel this group, some of whom an a growing number of whom as you point out are really out there on the far left and now in the minority which is obviously a much lessen joyable position if you're in the house. you have very few powers but he will have some early tests to see how well he can hold things together. pelosi, love her or h

secretary benson, good to see you again, thank you for being with us, and ruth really outlined the various butts that officials like you are facing this year in the election. it is not the legitimacy of the election, because you know about that. you conduct audits, particularly in michigan, to determine the safety in the efficacy of elections. but this violence and intimidation thing has become very real and michigan, largely because you had a plot to kidnap your governor by people who are conspiracy theorists, and this trickles down into people's minds about the vote is going to be legitimate, if there's going to be violence, how do you contend with this. >> that's, right it's a strategy to discredit everything the professor said i'm leaving it with the endgame is. as a strategy to discourage people from believing in the power of their voice told powerful people accountable. and the reality is that in michigan, and then everywhere else, you can trust there's also an election that will be an accurate reflection of the will of the people when you vote your vote will count, and as you mentio

another notable moment of your career, the benson/quayle debate. >> jack kennedy was a friend of minee room explodes. the room explodes. of course, what would happen was the benson ticket lost in a big way to quayle. >> like most of us, during pandemic, she worked from home. >> this is the room, jane, where i anchored the news hour. this is the library in our house, for over a year. >> bringing 2 million viewers home, too. you kept it together. how does someone do that? >> i had to be together. i had to be holding it together because there was just so much at stake. you can see the washington monument. >> politics is her passion. but not her only one. she's an advocate for people with disabilities. now 41, her first son jeffrey was born with a mild case of spina bifida. at 16, a surgical procedure went catastrophically wrong. jeffrey was left unable to walk and with permanently impaired vision, hearing and speech. >> until you have a loved one who is in a special place, especially hard place, you can't really know. but he taught me that people with disabilities are people. they are ju

everybody was benson. and the fun thing about a, do you think of the man a challenge? it was like one at 1 pm with pod. but they were playing amazingly lots of attacks and they never give up at the same time. a heavy meg. oh god, god. oh i so happy with the might not actually be able to hear us because it's your nosey and bands are just leaving. now, as i said a drawer with let's take a look at the action from al jeanine stadium on a winning star for the world cup holders, france against australia. if a scare for the french, though, early on as craig goodwin put australia into the lead france level things up when adrien robbie are headed in for across from across from theo and i'm bez, they were in france at half time, thanks to strike olivia europe. after the break, francis storm to me and i got on the score sheet and the champions weren't done yet is hearing go to 2nd of the 951st. the friends that make sim level now with serial and re is the to all time sub scores for the french national theme on the final score in the same group you nivia, drew no male with denmark

while only last month, you may remember karen benson the one that the battle on door award given it to the best player in world football. that was for his incredible season last year with rail 44 goals in 46 matches. and absolute, incredible record, pivotal in helping them win that the spanish delegate title and the champions league beating livable in the final. he was also francis top score on the 2014 world cup and at la summers european championship. and a few weeks back i spoke to you a spanish board cut when i have a martinez and he predicted that benjamin would be not only the star for the french side in this tournament. before the tournament itself, he predicted he would be a standout player. so you'd have to say this is a loss for not just france goods for us, but we're fans or spectators if not getting to witness one of the best players in world. course china, india may not have qualified for the store, but that doesn't mean that football fever hasn't gripped firms in the end instead of carola, who are known for the love of the game, al jazeera, is probably natal reports. now

over australia. belinda benson took a match that ensured the 1st ever swift title in the teen torment, which used to be known as the federation. trailer missed out on their 1st championship since 1974 and there was a lot of bumping and grinding at the former one robbery in sao paulo, brazil. on some very 1st lab, donna rich ardo sent both himself and kevin madison out of the race. on the very 1st left later charlotte clare farms have knocked into the wall. omen clear sailing for an emotional george russell to take his 1st ever formula. one grandpa and break. dancing is gearing up for the olympics. spotlight when it's debbie was at the games in 2024. the sport held its world championships over the weekend in new york where it all began. some 50 years ago. 15 year old, the in sod zone india saw joe won the world title even if her main rival didn't think much of her routine. makes her the, in some favorite for a gold medal. and paris sancho is the 1st dutch competitor to win the world championship. and the youngest at your watching d. w. news is a reminder of our top story. joe biden has

the pediatric clinic in the city of course of time pediatrician, mario balfour has hardly any pre. benson has station rsv cases are main reason for the glory of patience. it's a virus that can cause severe respiratory issues and babies and small children that was posted for respiratory rsv stands for respirator cheats and says she'll virus. it's a virus with major outbreaks every 2 years and it makes a lot of kids sick hung since mia also has rsv. she has to use a ventilator to help remove the mucus. she's been with her father alex and the clinic for today's hotness us him. but it, my wife told me there was something wrong with mia that she was coughing a lot heavier than i told her if it didn't get better during the night to think the hospital would be our last resort off nama. when we got here, they told us immediately that she'd have to stay on the humans when the others cook was annoyed. vaughn was working on a newborn babies of small children under the age of 2, or especially high risk. often they often gets infected by older siblings. and we bring the virus home with them from kinde

. >> kevin: guy benson speaking there. rail strike could halt passenger railroad. those services, if disrupted would impact 7 million american travelers each andered. >> carley: big number there. thank you. let's bring in tudor dixon, former michigan gubernatorial candidate, good morning to you. talk about the possible rail strike in just a minute >> the president is heading to michigan later today and this just in from the white house, they say the president will highlights how the plan is landlording to manufacturing boom, growing the economy and creating good-paying jobs in michigan and across the country and discuss gas prices, which have dropped $1.50, since summer peek this summer back before russia invaded ukraine. your response to that? >> yesterday i heard you reporting gaslighting is the word of the year and appropriate during this situation. the economy is not recovering, we have had one of thef slowes recovery efforts. it will bring 150 jobs in the next three years, nearly 25,000 in manufacturing and you saw department said we're granting this funding f

in a game that had seven goals, burnley did lead twice — thanks to two strikes from manuel benson.f action in the first round of the fa cup — 33 ties in total, and the pick of the upsets came from national league south side chippenham town. as they beat league one lincoln city 1—0 — there were 78 places between the two sides butjoe hanks' sensational finish was enough for the bluebirds to reach the second round for the first time ever. the lowest—ranked side remaining in the competition are also through — seventh—tier alverchurch shocked league one side cheltenham town 2—1. danny waldron's double sending his side into the second round. and national league north side — kings lynn town — have made the second round for the second time in three years, gold 0motayo's header late on, proving the game's golden moment — which led to the norfolk side's i—0 win at league two doncaster rovers. and there was a stunning goal from connor wickham in the bbc�*s live match at lunchtime. this was his second for league one side forest green rovers — as they avoided an upset at northern premier league

memorial association formed in grove ten and established the grove and confederate cemetery and hired benson pridmore, a local man to try to gather up confederate remains and reason in this small plot, pridmore may have gathered up as many as 500 confederate remains. still, that's not even half of the known confederate casualties at. second, manassas. so we know there are hundreds of unmarked graves still scattered throughout the park to this. and again, in 2014, we came upon of them. the bones were all analyzed. there were very diligent attempts made to try to identify the remains and try to find out who these men were. we had every reason to believe from the artifacts found with the remains, that they were soldiers and they were able to come down with some a short list of prosper says who they might be. the researchers the researchers at the smithsonian were also able to determine men through their research and analysis of the sawn bone fragments who the likely surgeon was to do all the work. and indeed, it proved to be assistant surgeon benjamin howard likely did all the work there at tha