brett, we are disincentivizing what good individuals do, step in. >> brett: i hope somebody finds this a new job, we need good people like him. they need more people exposing this, the level of lawlessness is absurd and comes down to corporate policy. they are putting in ridiculous policies that make it so people don't stand up to criminality, don't do the right thing and shouldn't exist in america anymore. >> greg: that is the problem, katie. you tell employees, don't do anything, they get mutt into attractive nuisance. charlie taught me that, he was talking about my butt. >> katie: i will let you think that. you can steal up to $2000 of st stuff. i am tired of the idea people can go in and steal people's stuff thchl is a local grocery store. if i can't go into the store without getting something, take it and shopping and i have to go to an attendant to get it, i will not go to the store, i will order online and thatten moos the store will close and no one can work in the community anymore. as far as lawyers, every company has this policy, liabilities, is if someone goes to chase this

brett i'm really delighted to be with you. your book, lost son an american family trapped inside the fbi secret wars. this is this is a rich book filled with a lot of different subjects. it's about russia. it's about ukraine. it's about the fbi. it's about a detective story. it's about this one sort of lost soul. this character, billy riley, and i think we should start with with with the human piece of this, because people are always interested to peel back the curtain a little bit. and what we journalists do. you are clearly a fearsome investigate a reporter. and yet i think in some ways it must have been this personal story of this young man that kind of captured your attention. tell us why, billy riley, why you told this story. well, first of all, susan, thank you for graciously hosting this event. and and and to politics and prose for doing likewise and for everyone who's come tonight. yeah, it's i when i first heard of this story, i immediately saw its narrative potential because i saw that that it was a it was a story ab

father brett, thank you forjoining us brett, thank you for joining us again. to have you on the show. good evening, father, on this. let me ask you first and foremost, what is the christian stance on racism ? christian stance on racism? >> um, well, the true christian can't actually ever be a racist because if you really believe the bible and you take god at his word, you'll see that all human beings are made in margot day, which is a fancy theology way of saying in the image of god . so if every single human god. so if every single human being is made in god's image , being is made in god's image, then the level of melanin in your skin to change your skin tone means very little or nothing except for, say, ethnic cultures which can be celebrated. their beautiful things, the variety of the human race. but there's only one race. the human race. so i think if you take a genuinely biblical worldview , you it's impossible worldview, you it's impossible to actually be a racist inherently not racist. >> but the church of england is going a step further and saying you

father brett, thank you forjoining us brett, thank you for joining us again. to have you on the show. good evening, father, on this. let me ask you first and foremost, what is the christian stance on racism ? christian stance on racism? >> um, well, the true christian can't actually ever be a racist because if you really believe the bible and you take god at his word, you'll see that all human beings are made in margot day, which is a fancy theology way of saying in the image of god . so if every single human god. so if every single human being is made in god's image , being is made in god's image, then the level of melanin in your skin to change your skin tone means very little or nothing except for, say, ethnic cultures which can be celebrated. their beautiful things, the variety of the human race. but there's only one race. the human race. so i think if you take a genuinely biblical worldview , you it's impossible worldview, you it's impossible to actually be a racist inherently not racist. >> but the church of england is going a step further and saying you

host: our guests are brett sadler and benjamin friedman. if you want to join this conversation, you can do so. phone lines as usual. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. and independents, (202) 748-8002 . we will also be looking for your social media posts as well. going into this summit, we got the news that the way had been cleared for sweden to eventually enter nato. can you take us through the back story of that, what turkey's objections were and how this played out and unpack that? guest 1: sweden and finland sort of operated as a pair. finland is unique because they have this long history of neutrality they have never been in nato and the war in russia spurred them to reevaluate that rather swiftly and move towards membership in the alliance. the alliance welcomed them with open arms with the exception of turkey. i guess the main objection turkey had to sweden was there politics vis-À-vis people who turkey deems terrorists -- kurds. sweden reform some of its anti-terrorism laws to placate turkey. it seems there was

>> want to follow it brett said. we were u.s.orneys, someone came in with this type of case which is a serious coupled with illegal gun possession and asked for a diversion, we would quite frankly laugh them out of the office. on top of that, if you let the felonies run and the statute of limitations run on the felonies for the tax charges, i think it's likely we would've been accused of favoritism. you just don't do that. >> jason: yeah. really stunning. brett and matt, thank you for joining us tonight. californians reparations task force is making some unusual recommendations. leo terrel and michael shellenberger are here to react. stay with us. hi, i'm jason and i've lost 202 pounds on golo. so when i first started golo, i was expecting to lose around 40 pounds and then i just kept losing weight, and moving and moving and moving in a better direction. with golo and release, you're gonna lose the weight. >> jason: welcome back to the special edition of "hannity." a task force in california has been hard at work coming up with a

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. >> joining me now brett velicovich, brett, look clean up on, john kirby had to clean up what joe biden your area 155 millimeter weapons these take four to seven years to produce. kirby is saying we are absolutely going to replenish allow can he guarantee that especially if giving weapons to ukraine? >> you can't guarantee it i mean artillery rounds right now are in critical wp in this war public needs to understands massive supply shortage of rounds on front lines in ukraine around the world, we are you tooking not just about one -- one 55 mill meters, 122s, 120, everyone including russia fighting over same stockpile ukrainian arms manufacturers unable to domestically produce enough ammunition trial to refill expendedshells we've defeated our own stockpiles not just artillery rounds, stinger missiles javelins, production lines many businesses affected by supply shortages chips semiconductors, military defend sector in a race to replenish stockpiles one thing public doesn't really realize most aid to ukraine coming from presidential drawdown authority a program specifically to reduce ou

tim mcclellan called brett out.nd you can see how happy that is going to make brett right here you are out later in the season, the call was reversed by american league president lee macphail. brett was ejected. they picked up where they left off and it turned out all right. the royals were 5 to 4 winners and this is anything but a routine double play. giants prospect marco luciano knocks down a line drive, then flips the ball behind his back. ultimately gets two for the sacramento river cats against the tacoma rainiers luciano also homered in a 5 to 4 sacramento win. they'll be in the show very soon. i can't believe it's been 40 years since the pine tower incident. i know. i remember. it will, joe. thank you. and thanks, everyone, for joining us tonight. our live news continues at seven over on kctv. plus, good night. see you back here at. oh, dear. penny, have you been recording shows on our dvr again? no. answer honestly. this is not a trial. that'll come later. absolutely not. help me out here. i can't afford an

brett was ejected.ed up where they left off on the royals actually didn't win that game, 5 to 4 heading 49ers reports at training camp tomorrow with the first practice of the summer set for wednesday may, the health of quarterback brock purdy will be topic number one. but as long as he's healthy, there's no question the mind of hall of famer jerry rice that he's earned the starting position brock he deserves to be the starter look what he did last year and what he what he was able to accomplish that injury that happened in philadelphia if that injury hadn't happened, i felt like we were going to win the whole thing last year. they know they have all the pieces of the puzzle and now it's just time to go out there and play. so the expectations are very high and i think we should win it. the opening games of women's world cup group play continuing today in the southern hemisphere. colombian fans ready for their team's group h game against south korea. colombia already ahead. one nothing in the 39th minute,

california to washington dc with guns and knives and ropes with a deranged plan to murder justice brett kavanaugh. we've seen angry left-wing protesters protesting at the home of supreme court justices and president biden's attorney general refuses to prosecute them for the felonies they are committing each night. this discussion of ethics is a fraud. they have targeted justice thomas because they have decided they want to destroy justice thomas. they hate justice thomas not because his conduct was different from the other justices but because, and, he has voted faithfully to the constitution, and b, he is a black man who dares to be a conservative. for the modern left, that's the greatest sin of all. the standards they are talking about are applied utterly hypocritically. the conduct they are attacking justice thomas for doing, justice stephen breyer did the same thing, justice ruth bader ginsburg did the same thing, justice sonia sotomayor or did the same thing but they don't attack them. because this is about politics and i want to emphasize what senator graham said a minute ago. if

we're back to the 90's for brett. would antioch in livermore but not the triple digits in these areas. so it's better. but you're still not picture perfect just yet areas like filet how oakland and hayward down in the 70's san jose still toasty at 88 degrees. so albeit not as warm as we were this weekend. we're still in for another hot one today. good news is temperatures will continue to cool down for the rest of the forecast which i'll get to still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for let's check on your bridges this morning traveling, he right now? 8 minutes for you so things are looking really good. san mateo bridge, 13 minute, say 80 to 101, richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minute drive. and if you're taking that, go in recall, a lot of dense fog take the time as you're traveling this morning. well, now to some developing news here at 7, 0, 2, 1, person is dead following a police shooting overnight in san leandro. well, chp and the alameda county sheriff's office, they are on scene. >> investigating what ha

and brett would in the triple digits right now. britain would 104 degrees as you step outside with saint not that much milder at 102 degrees. so we are tracking temperatures definitely on the summer. like hot side, we are seeing santa rose at 92 degrees with nevado still in the mid 90's at this 6 o'clock hour. and we have this excessive heat warning for warmest inland valleys in the north bay, east bay and south that's going to continue through sunday night. and we're not going to see relief until about tuesday that some are going to cool down as our bubble of that warm air mass shifts to the east. but our saving grace right now along the coast, karl, the fog that marine layer returning back in addition to that cool sea breeze. 21 miles per hour sustained winds for downtown san francisco monday will still be hot and temperatures if you thought they were hot today, they're going to be pretty similar tomorrow. more my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you know. all right, mabrisa right now, thousands of pg and e customers

our key witnesses was an auditor from the state of mississippi who focused on the tennis court that brett favre was able to build with 10 if money. he went into a deal about kickbacks and other things that were 10 funds were used -- kenneth -- tanif funds were used. the law was designed to track this kind of abuse. some of the documents demonstrated that when we started welfare reform in wisconsin, we put $24 million in the budget for vendors for profit and nonprofit organizations to give bonuses for their caseload reductions. caseload reductions did not mean connecting women with work, it meant simply throwing them off. there was a great deal of incentive to throw things off and all of the overage, the money left over, these agencies were able to use it for whatever they want up to and including bonuses for ceos of private companies like maximus out of virginia which has a contract in wisconsin. there was an audit which demonstrate it hundreds of thousands of dollars -- treated hundreds of thousands of dollars that auditors thought were inappropriate, related to services for poor people

brett, would you topped out to 107 degrees now down to 105 degrees. still hot out there right now with fairfield up to 102 degrees in concord. still feeling that triple digit scorching sun. and for those of you in the north bay, santa rosa, 94 degrees. so the coast in our beaches, certainly the place to be half moon bay. 59 degrees. so enjoy that downtown san francisco, 10 degrees. milder at 69 degrees. so we do have a heat advisory in effect from now through 11 o'clock tonight for warmest inland valleys in the north bay east. and even santa clara county and future cast for is going to show that big, warm air mass is eventually going to shift to the east by sunday. still hot in the 90's for hottest inland valleys with seasonal temperatures not really returning until midweek, but we are seeing hazy skies as well as the hot temperatures. not only do we have a spare the air alert, but an air quality advisory in effect today. poor air particles for those of you in the east bay. so limit outdoor activity as much as you can for those of you with any pulmona

but brett would look at where you're at further inland. already 81 degrees and temperatures will continue to rise really quickly inland. taking us to the 90's for antioch in livermore later on today, near 90 for san jose. so we are seeing temperatures not as hot but we're still warm for sure. so capitalize on these cooler morning hours. it is last day where we're going to see this many 90's in your forecast tomorrow for the 4th looking even cooler yet. it will have that in your full forecast rain. all right, john, thank that will traffic has been really light for most of the morning. >> 8 minutes heading into the city right now where santa to bridge around 12 richmond, sandra fell bridge just under 8 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes. >> 801, is the time. let's get to the latest developing story this morning. a person is dead following a police shooting overnight in san leandro chp and the alameda county sheriff's office are on scene investigating exactly what happened. four's will tran live in chile in just a will. w

smith's team has to at lease look like they're taking that seriously. >> gillian: brett, it seems thehis wish. this every day delayed in this potential indictment, potential trial, he believes is in his favor. >> yeah, you know, this meeting is a reverse proper meeting. this is a meeting in which the defendant gets to basically present information that may persuade them to do something different. i hope in the end of this meeting, the defense team is saying we've produced for you or provided exculpatory evidence. we think you have an obligation to present that to the grand jury. that will be difficult for them. they're obligated to present such evidence to a grand jury. >> gillian: interesting. andy, what do you make about the implications this has for the political calendar? again, the longer this goes on, this entire process, no matter which way it goes, you end up with a scenario where the dodge is potentially prosecuting the former president but while he's the current president's chief political rival. >> i think the way the criminal justice process works tees up exactly for what

that is interesting because part of the correlation story year to date has been brett -- brett -- breadthwe cannot have 51% of qs -- we need to re-wait it back down to 40%. you saw individual stock action on that yesterday. so the question is always related, what breaks mega cap tech? i would point to those kind of catalysts. alix: is the way to play that on a broad index level, or individual names rebalanced? amy: i think it can be both. part of what was related and what caused this was there are asset managers who cannot benchmark to something like nasdaq when it is not diversified. there is a rule that says you have to be a certain amount diversified. that is not great when the benchmark is ripping and you cannot participate. the opposite also holds true. you may actually see this rotation we've been waiting for, when values start to outperform growth, when small caps outperformed large-cap. equity strategists have been looking at that for a long time. maybe it is something like this that gets things moving. guy: how different do you think the second half is going to be to the first ha

we will unleash the whirlwind, you won't know what hit you, nucor search and brett kavanaugh, leaving out their titles. what was it? was it, was the whirlwind the guy who traveled great distance and arrived at night outside the home of brett kavanaugh to kill him? was that the whirlwind? was the whirlwind blatant refusal to enforce 18 usc 1507 as against those terrorizing, sometimes daily, often weekly or on some other semi regular basis the families of supreme court justices by protesting outside their homes, allowing those protests to take place in refusing to enforce federal law that makes that unlawful to do that at the home of the supreme court justice? or attacks impugning the credibility and character of jurists who worked a lifetime to build reputations for themselves reflecting on the court of credibility, evenhandedness and fairness, perhaps that was the whirlwind. if so, this is part of that whirlwind and we must defeat it. >> in defense of ruth bader ginsburg who cannot defend herself, she disclosed the amount she was donating to charity. i might add that any provisions in

we have announced over 35,000 projects across america, like brett spence bridge, which is a billion-dollar operation. from ohio to kentucky. today in new york, we are investing a record billion dollars to renew the hudson tunnel. that tunnel was built 100 years ago, it is falling apart. you can go through it at 100 miles an hour instead of 30 miles an hour. we are building six bridges critical to moving goods and people across. each bridge is over 60 years old with weight and volume restrictions. the oldest is where south carolina 49 crosses the tyger river. the biggest is here in columbia. you all know it. how many years have you talked about fixing malfunction junction? thanks to law, it will get fixed. it is going to get fixed. [applause] we are removing -- more than 100,000 led service lines go into homes in south carolina. they are a risk to everyone's health, including children. it is time to get them removed and replaced. we are helping a school district purchased 16 new electric buses, because buses cause additional problems. you remember during the pandemic those that did not have

jay brett has been the justicea long time.special award from eric holder several years back he is a chief of counterintelligence customs and all the rest of it. he's a former assistant u.s. attorney in washington d.c. he is directly involved in the mar-a-lago search he argued strongly the search warrant for the fbi raid. he is over the top. he knows very few bounds. he was i the same florida courtroom the other week with harbaugh. these are the people wh smith hs brought in. he is accused of stanley woodward who represents the codefendant of extortion he has accused waving a federal judgeship in front of this attorney was trying to become a federal judge in washington d.c. for favorable testimony from a client against donald trump. the fact that this guy shows up in a federal courtroom in florida without that being resolved is unbelievable to me. that is who he is. another hitman. then we have raymond hustler another guy who comes so what jack smith did as he brought all of his guys back. all of the people who have abused alon

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the climate change is contributing to the brett cord, ways such as the and have not seen the kind of weak that we sold this last week in over a 100000 years. wow. and of course, you said we have to take the proper measures now, sadly, most countries including germany on not on track when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. how much time do you think we have gold left to stop global warming before it reaches the tipping point? we are already in a dangerous well, that's been altered by all human cause the traffic emissions. so there is no time to do so we have to, i didn't needed to sharpie, cut our emissions, to limit some of the worst warming rachel cases of the union of concerned scientists. the ukraine's president has flown home 5 commanders who were held in turkey as part of a prison. i exchanged the return as i'm good russia, which says it violates a deal agreed last year. the officers left the defense of maria pull before being captured. they were supposed to remain in turkey until the end of the war from from the battlefield in ukraine to exile in turkey. and now the

brett mali from the us foreign policy scene, secret talks with the representative of the islamic republiciran at the united nations and meetings with some of the parties in the united states have made washington very worried about an information security meeting, to the point where washington sources gradually became public that someone from the white house state department, robert mali, or perhaps one of iran's close allies , is giving information. he will return to the jcpoa to increase the pressure and sanctions on iran. it has made it difficult for american diplomats and european negotiators . to the month before through the us department of state, problems have been encountered regarding the preservation and maintenance of classified documents, and therefore access to classified information has been suspended, and the investigation of the white house in the american government, i.e., the republicans , as the mystery of robert mali, must continue. muttahida seeks to revive the jcpoa and then use that difference in the agreement as a starting point for america to exert more pressure on

james. brett, well, thank you so much for joining us. and that's it. for the program, i, melissa chad and thanks for watching and good by the there's no, i'm just trying to have a site to make the right decision to dw and, you know, follow the a tray, i'm from the tech sector, google and microsoft announced bigger than expected revenue growth, we will look into how the hype around a i boost of the struggling tech industry. and also on the show, germany pledges billions to develop a local semi conductor production. we'll hear about the taiwanese put makers, p. s. m fees plans to open shop in germany. this is the only business i mother xena . welcome to the show, a tech guy and microsoft and google reported better than expected earnings in the 2nd quarter of this year. google parent alphabet announced a 7 percent revenue rise. microsoft earnings rows even more by 8 percent, only last year, the tech companies had embarked on a major layoff and costs cuttings free. since then both have invested heavily to develop and deployed a i tools into some of their c

you talk about brett kavanaugh, a man -- attempted murder.here are serious things that have happened, it is frayed on the nerves of these justices, they didn't get the name of the leaker, that is a huge frustration, frustrating for the conservatives to hear democrats saying we are going to pack the court, find a way for the public to file ethics charges against you. that's part of the legislation being proposed on the hill. a lot of frustrations and justice alito was one of the few who's willing to publicly say what the others are thinking. rachel: i didn't know those protests are still happening at some of their homes. we have a big show coming up sotelo's who you have and what you will be discussing. >> an attorney, part of the trump legal team, she's not handling the latest indictments, she will talk to us about how the team is handling them. we have our legal panel to dig into it. congresswoman nancy mays has been in the headlines a lot, she will touch on a lot of subjects, and we got the newest person to qualify for the debate stage, nor

, it's so disappointing for chris, i'm sure, that as president he's out there making statements on brettower when he has charges pending. the latest tape is very damaging to the president. that tape that was leaked with him on it, very damaging to his criminal case. >> absolutely. cnn had the tape exclusively and released it. what was your first reaction as a defense attorney, what was your reaction? >> you know, you could cross-examine witnesses and they all have motives. it's hard to cross-examine your own client's voice on a tape and he's in a causal demeanor, he's laughing, joking, and you listen to his words, what he's telling these people, and then you listen to what he said on brett barier about the papers, they don't comport with each other. it's clear he had papers that were classified. he was passing them around, showing them. i think that really harms his case for the obstruction and destruction of the records. i still think the 34 counts on the espionage are going to be difficult. but the hardest one now is going to be the obstruction of those documents that were apparently n

brett, well, thank you so much for joining us. a set set for the program. i. melissa chad and thanks for watching and good by the . every jenny is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special ed records. nice. where exactly. it was funny. i have learned a lot of our culture history travel extremely worth a visit, the a trance in tech sector, google, and microsoft announced bigger than expected revenue growth. we will look into how the hype around a i boost at the struggling tech industry. and also on the show, germany pledges billions to develop a local semi conductor production. well, here about the time when you strip makers, p. s. m. c's plans to open shop in germany. this is the only business i mother xena . welcome to the show. a tech guy ins. microsoft in google reported better than expected earnings in the 2nd quarter of this year. google parent alphabet announced a 7 percent revenue rise. microsoft earnings rows even mo

i think that is belie by the sheer magnitude, brett, and sophistication of the capabilities that we have provided pressure. we have been prepared to take risk and we will continue to be prepared to take risk to provide support to ukraine to so it looks like they would do whatever it takes for them to win this conflict. but in 1994, a letter address to then president bill clinton from former you as president richard nixon. he has warned in this letter about this whole situation years prior list. take a look. i think you will agree up to the mission of witchcraft, shoot the situation. ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that all emphasis was on the issue of nuclear weapons, which should concentrate on what could leads to the use of these weapons. now the us keeps on promising more and more middle military a to creating a matter of the consequences, even if it's a big expense of its own citizens. but it would be very interesting to see how this will turn out, especially considering the upcom

provide things because we're worried about the russians, i think that is belied by the sheer magnitude, brett, and sophistication of the capabilities that we have provider pressure. we have been prepared to take risk and we will continue to be prepared to take risk to provide support to ukraine. so it seems that they will do anything for them to win this conflict really. but what's even more interesting is that the former us prose president richard nixon, has sent a letter to former president bill clinton, in which he has warned about this whole situation years before in 1990 for i think you will agree up to the mention of witchcraft shoot the situation ukraine is harley explosive. if we allow it to get out of control, it will make boston. it looked like a tea party. it is understandable that all emphasis was on the issue of nuclear weapons. we should concentrate on what could leads to the use of these weapons. the united states keeps on promising more and more arms being sent to ukraine and no matter the consequences even if it comes on the best of its own civilians. but it would be very int

brett, your hair looks great.ost didn't recognized you. >> that is a lie god. >> greg: what you make of this whole business? associating basically like behavior with reparations makes no sense to me. >> i don't know. i think this reparations task force is a bit of a scam like a home people realize it is such a joke. what is this pee urination law even has to do with slate three -- slavery? it is the reason it was there and it is just absurd. the best part of it is they are actually saying that people are going -- if you're going to get prosecuted for urinating in public, people owe you money. we are finding criminality. >> greg: it is funny because kat, you have sold your urine before. >> kat: not yet. >> greg: laibach urine whenever i have a drug test. >> kat: maybe it is a new sport, a pissing contest. they can raise money. >> greg: like they have a carnival. you don't use the gun to escort. >> kat: it is already a freak show. >> greg: this is an odd topic for a monologue, cap. what is your take on this? bring u

we can, we can all have to just point back and forth. brett, uh i, i would just like to put choose this actually. i think that i could see what he knows now about, well actually happens as a result. what position did they advertise, the consequences in the kind of one of these types of life? i think that he was, he wasn't comfortable. i think he was, he was decided that a lot prudent course of action would be to continue with the diplomacy, at least for least slightly lease for awhile. no, no, no, no. he says, i would say that is be very consistent and saying yes, he recognizes the consequences after she takes responsibility for it. i still think this eroticism by suspect that actually um yeah, i had a crystal at the end of february 2022. i don't think he would have been, he was taking decisions decision for but anyway he, he has to have this was looking question. i was not arguing retrospectively about what might happen whether diplomacy could have succeeded with his calculation. was the correct one um a lot with the key issues. what happens next steps is how do we actually, how, how d

trying to think where they're going to get sam brett, from as ukraine corresponding economy. thank you. always great speaking to you. rico, socrates of ask residents living west of the capital to evacuate after world flyers that were previously contained. started to burn out of control fueled by evening wins. the fire department is on high alert after a new flare up of the place that has been raging since tuesday. firefighting plains from italy are helping efforts, while greek authorities brace for a new round of extreme weather crease is expecting peak temperatures of 43 degrees celsius. are 109 degrees fahrenheit. as heat waves continue to grow up southern europe until at least sunday. a w, a reporter, i'm in east of spend the day with firefighters battling a major place in greece and to send us this update. the fire brigade has set up and make ship headquarters inside this bus just outside of the town of month, or at a gas station. earlier in the day, the firefighters were optimistic that they had essentially contained the there have been a hold of fire, which has been rai

there's keanu playing bass, and guitar playe brett domros gearing up to go on tour next month.g i sang to jake to say good-bye to him was "for good" from the musical, "wicked. >> and when beckham was finished with his heart transplant surgery, the first thing i did was i sang that song "for good" from "wicked." >> they auditioned with that very song. want to watch some of that let's roll it. ♪ i can't say if i've been changed for the better i knew yu but because i knew you ♪ [ applause ] ♪ i have been changed for good ♪ >> wow >> how about that for a little boost, hoda? >> how did they get through that >> they move on to the next round. four yeses from the judges what a great story >> oh, my god. that is beautiful. >> and the song takes on such meaning. >> of course >>> well, guys, straight ahead, we'll do a little fashion, food, and fun. our shop today team has found everything you need to soak up the sun this summer! we're smack dab in the middle of july let's go but first, a check of your local nene >>> good morning. it's 8:26. the bay area today takes center stage in the on

fortunately for brett maher, the cowboys won. it was the first time they ever beat tom brady. he was 7-0 against dallas lifetime, now he's 7-1. brady was reportedly so upset after the game, he ate a carb. [ laughter ] just one, but still. those things will kill you. this could turn out to be brady's last game for tampa bay. and even though he lost, you still have to marvel at this guy. he had a bad night last night, but he's 45. got his team to the playoffs. the fact that he's still playing quarterback in the nfl at this level is nuts. and he doesn't age. he's in unbelievable shape, he still looks like he's 25. it's ridiculous. the chiseled face -- >> yeah, thank you, thank you so much, thank you! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, jimmy, thank you, god, that's so nice, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you! >> jimmy: hang on one second. it's rob lowe, everybody. hey, rob. what are you doing? >> i was just in the greenroom knocking off a set of push-ups and i heard you introduce me. [ laughter ] i want to say, that's one of the nicest introductions i've ever

. >> let's bring in a fox news contributor, brett. great to have you on. i want your thoughts on these clustering munitions once deemed war crime stuff and now they're sending them to ukraine. you agree? >> trace, look, there's no -- obvious that this is a very controversial weapon. at the same time, i just returned from ukraine. the russian government is using much more dangerous weapons, this pales in comparison to what they're using against civilians. look at the battlefield right now. it's brutal and horrific. most ideas have know idea the damage that the russian government have done to civilians that have never asked to be a part of this war. you have wagner mercenaries that have already used chemical and gas attacks. they're talking about trying to blow up europe's largest nuclear power plant. they fired incendiary rounds from rockets that fire overtop of these towns, burst into hundreds of pieces and literally burn everything slowly underneath it without any discrepancies of whether or not if it's civilians or soldiers. you have this counter offensi

and yes, even 90's as you step outside for your bay area forecast, 91 degrees for brett. would pittsburgh in the mid 80's at eighty-four degrees. widespread 50's along the coast. 60's and 70's as you make your way inland. so that cooling trend certainly underway. we have less than an hour to go for this heat advisory to expire for north bay east and south bay valleys, including the highest peaks in our north bay mountains and east bay hill. so this heat advisory set to expire at 11 o'clock tonight. and we are noticing that haze out there, shallow marine layer as well. right now, half moon bay and hayward seeing visibility up to 4 mile. so that dense low cloud cover certainly going to be an issue during the overnight hours. and even that high cloud cover as well. we're going to notice that return of that cool sea breeze. >> that's going to push that marine layer not just along the coast, but even for east bay valleys, contributing to our 5 to 10 degrees of cooling for the 2nd half of the weekend. also going to see some patchy drizzle for area. beaches overall, a mix of sun

can you provide further nuances that distinguish between justices alito, neil gorsuch, thomas, brett kavanaugh and barrett? >> that the fair concern that was raised. is there any coherence to original is in given all the varieties we've been exploring? at a high level of generality you could come up with a definition they would agree to. something to the effect that federal judges should interpret the constitution in accordance with the meanings the constitution had at the time it was ratified and any other methods of constitutional adjudication are subordinate to that ultimate endeavor, what did the constitution mean when it was originally ratified. that general definition then allows you to dive into these disagreements. some of them are about the object of the interpretive enterprise, looking at original intent, original public meaning, another objective we are trying to get to, another would be how do we treat subordinate methodologies below the original public meaning, what role does story just isis play, and another set of disagreements about justifications for a regionalism. w

i want to to bring in now brett velicovich.ust got back from ukraine yesterday, so what's going on there? what's the latest? >> i mean, i saw quite a bit, and thanks for having me on today. i saw the continued strength and unity of the ukrainian people, i saw how important it is that the u.s. government continues to provide military aid, humanitarian aid, medical support, advising and assisting, you know? the financial costs when you think about the all of the money and weapons that we're sending over there compared to what we're getting out of it to be able to target one of our largest enemy, you know, just so important that we continue to do that. and make no mistake, the ukrainians are protecting the gates to europe. they continue to let russia push forward, a heir going to go on and on and make ukraine is sink hole for russian advanced technology and equipment so that they can't use it against us is porn. i saw also -- is important. i saw our patriot missile system, i was proud to be an american. there was an attack that to

corey dickerson hit a slow grounder past a diving brett wisely into right field. >> that plates, another's 2, nothing. that's then alex cauley says one into the right-center field. >> that goes all the way to the wall or 2. and that brings into more nationals runners. and so it for nothing. that one pitch later. cj abrams hurts. now. cj rips it high and deep to right. it's gon his second homer in as many days against the giants that ended wednesday. his line was one and a 3rd innings. 6 runs on 5 and that happens. i guess there's nothing left to do that. grab a nats. win it 10 to one. here's what webb had to say about his outing inning of the year and they don't. >> it only swing and miss often. they did and a good doing that. as also find holes in them. some home and just a >> the wind and the rain finally arrived at the royal liverpool golf course this morning for the 3rd round of the open. and even though the climate was cold for those poor spectators, john was hot as a pistol and moved his way right into contention after 2 frustrating days. rock hit his stride, making 8 birdies today

brett, coach andy reid. i was in a remarkable situation to play with these guys behind me. quarterback. my job is easy. you know what i mean. i am fortunate to be here. i have to thank the man above. thank you and thank everyone who voted for us tonight. we have to end this thing right, the k.c. way, baby. travis, knock em out of the park. >> one more time. you have to fight for your right to party! appreciate you guys coming to the 2023 espys baby. we will see you guys next year. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come face-to-face with a chief of police. on or in santa cruz, is it the wrong reasons. what if magic could happen on main street? what if i could walk into a cartoon world? if i could watch heroes save the day... ...and become a hero myself? what if stories could come to life? new surprises await at the disney100 celebration, only at the disneyland resort. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> there were good kids, a few minutes later when the police came, they did nothing but escalate. they came to arrest. dan: the images were remarkable, the ma

three conservatives to our federal courts at every level, including justice neil gorsuch, justice bretttice amy coney barrett. i am just saying. those three justices have literally transformed the court, durable conservative majority. three justices and a new majority that gave america a new beginning for the right to life. beyond our record in washington dc, you may not know as i mentioned i was governor of the state of indiana. the hoosier state is a lot like iowa. we demonstrated their you can balance budgets and cut taxes. before that, i was a conservative leader in the congress of the united states. i served for 12 years in the house of representatives. it seemed longer. i was there during republican majorities and during democratic majorities. i was the leader of the house republican conference chair the first time we retire nancy pelosi and i want to thank you for helping retire nancy pelosi once and for all. thank you, congresswoman. she is gone. i have been a congressman, governor and your vice president. in this time in the life of the nation, it is that experience that brings