ever that it is so important to live your healthiest life, just maybe not quite to the extent of brian johnsonwe can for as long as we can. hello, i'm dealing with the capture. tonight, all things football, bsl signs and doctor. first, it's a big weekend for football, the premier league kicking off with manchester city up against burnley, and don't forget the women's world cup, england are gearing up to face columbia on saturday's quarter—finals, looking to draw against sweden and spain in the semifinals but they will be without lauren james semifinals but they will be without laurenjames after her two match band. some other stories now, rishi sunak is racking up frequent flyer miles with the raf, new data showing he is taking more domestic flights on governmentjust in helicopters than the last three prime ministers, making almost one flight per week in his first seven months as prime minister. tori lane says he doesn't need to apologise after he was sentenced to ten years in prison for shooting her in the foot in 2020. a little bit of good news for people who use sign language. 200 environmen

ever that it is so important to live your healthiest life, just maybe not quite to the extent of brian johnson can. hello there. part one of the weekend was quite mixed with low pressure nearby bringing sunshine and showers. some of the showers were heavy and thundery in places. sunday looks pretty similar. we've still got the same area of low pressure nearby, bringing sunshine and showers and it will be breezy, but not as windy as it was on saturday. this is the area of low pressure i'm talking about, sitting to the north—west of scotland. this feature will run in during sunday night and into monday across england and wales. sunday, though, starts off fine. some good spells of sunshine around. the showers will get going most in scotland, northern ireland. some heavy ones for north east scotland. better chance of staying dry altogether through central, southern and eastern england, where we'll see highs of 22 or 23 degrees. generally, it's the high teens, though, further north, especially where we have the showers. and then, this next feature starts to run into wales, south west england, bring

brian johnson religiously monitors his eating, exercise and sleep and says he was born to do it. >> ice these ideas into society. >> and what is the idea? >> in the 21st century the only objectives we have is don't die. >> was the secret sauce for eternal life? check out this specific list of things he does. last meal 11:00 a.m., sleep 8:30 p.m., 5:00 a.m. workout, 3 ounces of a glass of wine in the stadium, 101 pills a day, 2200 calories to you today and injects plasma and the list is actually longer than that so he's trying not to die but is he living? [laughter] >> is that really living? can you imagine dating this guy? his last meal at 11:00 a.m. which means if you're going to dinner at 9:00 a.m. or having 3 ounces of wine and that's it which even -- anita even couldn't get a buzz on that. 111 pills, what are the pills? how could that be good for you? 32537 images of his bowels, 33000 more than you need, how many angles can you have? thirty doctors are looking after him unhealthy obsession. you know what's going to happen, you'll be at a party and somebody will open a bottle of ch

three have not qualified, asa hutchinson, elder and johnson. brian, did you want to speak to that, i was going to talk about ron desantis showing up at the wedding. >> brian: desantis did show up at the event, caught somebody by surprise. he is amping up personal appearances. >> ainsley: he says he will go to all 99 in iowa. surprise guest, governor desantis and his wife showed up to state representative taylor collins and his wife's wedding. the husband did not know, it was a surprise and last minute they said, we will stop by. >> brian: they kept entering over and over. >> ainsley: he did endorse ron desantis and lieutenant governor adam greg shared a picture on social media, congratulations, beautiful with the surprise guest, only in iowa. >> brian: another thing to bring up going back to president trump, anyone going through his truth social, one thing is clear, melania trump, according to page six, melania has stepped aside and been his chief confident, they have every breakfast when possible and every dinner together with barron and she is the

. >> brian: 8-year-old troy johnson and her dad is joining us right now for their business. here did it come from? >> heated all of these world records and some people don't feel like they can do all of those world records and still feel accomplished. so they can drink a cup of coffee and feel the same way. >> steve: the name of the company is it big guns and we thought it was the big bang guns. but they are on you because you have a world record. >> that's right. yes, ma'am. >> ainsley: how many can you do? >> not now but i did 3,015 an hour. >> brian: the thing about your coffee that's unique is its hydroponic. you grow the beans in north carolina. >> yes or. >> steve: why is that? so you can control everything? >> we are growing the trees hydroponically right now. we are working on it because it's new and something that's never been done before. its sustainability and the full life cycle of the coffee. we want to have where we grow it roast it and serve it and recycle it. >> ainsley: how is it to come up with a product that you can't even test. you can't taste the coffee c

brian: all right. congressman. find out the truth and why they are giving you such a hard time if they have nothing to hide is really beyond me. congressman johnsonery much. >> thank you. thanks. >> brian: all right. coming up straight ahead. there is a major labor shortage in practically every american industry. what is causing it and what can be done? the author of blue collar cash, ken rusk, next. ♪ psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ever made. ask your dermatologist about cosentyx®. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat relieves pressure and instantly adap

. >> brian: suarez, will hurd and jerry johnson didn't make the first debate do you recommend they drop when i called all of them saying they didn't meet the criteria we administered it without bias. we are a rule of law party. you have a chance do make if you go and get 3% that's still there i'm not going to recommend any of them drop out. but i will say all of them would be better than joe biden, even those who didn't make the stage. >> brian: i was shocked how aggressive mike pence was. i thought he did strong. vivek ramaswamy is the guy people are talking about. nikki haleyens performance was extremely good. it showed her great resume. ron desantis was solid. >> what are the biggest surprises for you are not supposed to pick the horse in the race. >> i know i don't think they talked about president trump that much. that did surprise me. >> brian: you wanted to hear more about trump. >> i didn't want to i just thought if he is the run fronter i was surprised they didn't talk about that more. i was surprised i think that was part of trump's calculus they would go after each other not

. >> trace: you are going to get a very stern level from brandon johnson the mayor of chicago brian. thank you, thank you. >> trace: >> ass trace. >> trace: coming up we have uncovered video of the president of the largest teachers union giving unhailing speech where she calls your children her babies. we'll show it to you next. later in the nightcap former american professional soccer player carli lloyd criticized the us national's team for celebrating a i tie with portugal. and many fans are not happy about that criticism but do you think it's justified and is it ever okay to speak speak bad about your old team. let us know on social media twitter and jam at trace gallagher, weigh in, we'll show you the results and read the best responses coming up in the nightcap. meantime 8:21 on the west coast. first, live look mount rainier in seattle. spectacular. now a live look at the chicago skyline. you can see right there, 10:21 central time and finally the bay in massachusetts, courtesy of surf line. if you can't join us life, don't forget set your drr and watch us any time.i buhat soone

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johnson. former homeland security or -- who also, is the author of hate plan. also with me as brian jacobs of the former federal prosecutor. i'm going to start with, you thank you gentlemen both for being here. this is a violent threat against the president of the united states and it's just so this we have seen in the heightened environment for political extremism, which the fbi has stated is the biggest threat to american safety. how pervasive is a threat like this? >> thank you for having me on your show. we're at a very heightened threat stay right now. particularly, the country they're polarized at a lot of different political and social issues. we saw a similar threat during the previous democratic administration, the obama era. and we have a lot of threats that came in against the president. and then we kind of had this law of when trump was elected, we started seeing a lot more threats. we saw them directed at state, local politicians. just in fact this year we had at least five instances where state delegations or congressman have had their homes shot at. so that kind of gi

brian todd, thank you very much. >>> joining us to discuss is the former homeland security secretary, jay johnson. mr. for joining us. how concerned are you by these threats to fulton county employees? how are officials working behind the scenes to try to ensure everyone's safety? >> first, wolf, i have a lot of confidence in law enforcement in the state of georgia, in fulton county. they've had a lot of time, many months, in anticipation of this indictment to plan for this moment. what is most disturbing to me are the threats directed against law enforcement personnel of a very personal nature. and i believe it's time that those who command a public voice, those who have a microphone, who have a loud voice, should be deemed to intend the consequences of their words. there is no excuse for extremist, irresponsible rhetoric. i've said many times on this network and elsewhere, those who engage in extremist, hateful, irresponsible rhetoric make unacceptable behavior acceptable. and for the violent few among us, violence inevitable. in terms of the planning for the arraignment, for the appearance in a cou

brian: you need to identify engineers to help you do the work. you have to find contractors to do it. you have to submit a permit. devon johnsonfinal icing on the cake was to go and paint the whole thing. hilda: devon johnson went through the process with two of his properties. it cost him $150,000 for one and $400,000 for the other. devon: that one was cheaper because it was an open building and we didn't have to redo the foundation. hilda: he, like many others, added adus, also known as in-law units, to offset the cost. he hired sft construction for one of the projects. shayan mir: foundation, all those rough framings. hilda: they've retrofitted more than 500 buildings in san francisco and oakland. shayan: it's like insurance. you know, you don't actually use it every day. you know, when the seismic event happens, when earthquake happens, you see the--how the retrofitting, you know, would help you to alleviate the cost of actually rebuilding or renovation. hilda: retrofit work in all soft-story buildings should have been completed by september 2021, but about 9%, 438 buildings, are still in violation. hilda: you can't see th

the mayor there, brandon johnson, held a press conference, somewhat of rarity for him, he urged chicagoans to avoid calling them mobs. interesting strategy. brian kilmeade, take a listen to this sound of the mayor in the aftermath of that mob attack. >> that's not appropriate, we are not talking about mob actions, i didn't say that. it's important that we speak of these dynamics in an appropriate way. this is not to take -- we have to be careful when we use the language to describe certain behavior. history in the city. to refer to children as like baby al capones is not appropriate. >> gillian: kind of surprising to hear him choose that, what do you say, brian? >> at least people got arrested. when he first got hit with the mob, the first weekend he had the job, he talked about children and we have to understand they need summer jobs and need some other things to do, which is bizarre, especially because obviously no one he knew was being attacked. that is a mob and not -- if you are italian and you talk about al capone, but he was in the mob and ran the mob. we are not saying it's an organized mob, we are saying it's a group of people creating

johnson is filing suit against kia and hyundai because the cars are too easy to steal. rather know that the person who carjacks, blame the car. >> ainsley: the car's fault. >> brian: how dare you park that car on the road and leave it there alone while you go shop, you are asking for trouble. they blame kia and hyundai because they are lucrative. basic auto theft technology in models is negligence and citywide nationwide crime spree has been unfolding before our eyes. this mayor is a real wener. unbelievable. he knows how to identify the problem when an angry mob goes and raids seven-11, don't call them a mob and when people steal cars, blame the cars, i love this platform. >> ainsley: what happened to blaming the person doing the illegal. hire more police of ros, pay them well, support them, allow them to clean up chicago. >> steve: we showed you the tiktok video where people took the tiktok challenge to steal the car. you can hot wire a car with usb thing. kia has fixed that. rather than go on tv and say if you steal a are ca, you are going to priz ong, instead he's blaming the car makers. >> brian: what happened to the club? >> steve: if you are worried, get the club. >