professor brian williams _ disease and stroke. professor brian williams from _ disease and stroke.ease and stroke. professor| brian williams from the british heart foundation, thank you for your time. heart foundation, thank you for your time-— now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with football and after a flurry of late activity in friday's transfer window, the attention is back on to the pitch. arsenal announced the signing of raheem sterling on a season long loan from chelsea last night. they're now hosting brighton in the premier league's early kick off. both sides came into the match with two wins out of two from their opening games. it's approaching full—time at the emirates where it's i—i. kai havertz gave arsenal the lead late in the first half — but they've had declan rice sent off and soon after joao pedro equalised. a few minutes to go. manchester city continue the defence of their title with a trip to west ham in the late kick off. west ham already had a really good squad and this transfer this summer brought new player

i used to like brian williams but it seems like c-span, even though you guys try to be impartial, it seems like you kind of lean another way. you need to go back to what this station was 20 or 25 years ago. host: i really like brian lamb as well. thanks for your comments. what do you want to pick up on from there? guest: when you look at issues like section 230 and antitrust, like he said, the doj case that actually resulted in this win with google and deciding that it was operating an illegal search monopoly was launched under the trump administration. but when you look at these issues like section 200 30 and content moderation or antitrust laws for privacy and things like that, the main question is asking how much power to these tech companies have? how do we break them down, how do we make sure that they are working for the common good, etc.? those are the conversations that legislators are having. of course the answer maybe for some folks is section 230. breaking up the company into smaller pieces because if they have to be more competitive may be able change their policies. it w

. >> brian: william to others. you are not alone, you are with us. >> lawrence: whisper like joe biden. for former president trump will rally voters tonight. >> brian: mark meredith has more from the white house. >> you guys crack me up. good morning. remember what james carville used to say, it is the economy, stupid. voters are likely thinking economy is the main issue. we will hear from both presidential campaigns on this topic. today former president trump will be in asheville, north carolina. a battleground state. he made the economy a central figure in his campaign. he insists americans can no longer buy groceries, homes or cars. >> what is making them angry is what kamala and biden allowed to happen, it's a disaster with inflation. the inflation, it does not matter what you make, inflation is eating you alive. they are using their money and borrowing money to live. >> tomorrow vice president harris will join president biden outside the d.c. suburbs. this is not a campaign event, it is a chance for white house

fact is lies like this got brian williams demoted in the closest he came to combat was being near matter's office. but apparently the new tactic here is to muddy the waters. right nance? >> jd vance has criticized him as never being in combat. >> has he? has jd vance been in combat? >> he was over in iraq i think. >> greg: i think. these are some journalists. now jd never said he was in combat unlike walz which he would've clearly heard if you were having not blocked your ears. the oddest take though comes from mayor pete who wrote quote, denigrating a soldier service based on weather he deployed to a war zone is kind of like denigrating a woman's citizenship based on whether she happens to have children. so i guess two months of paternity leave makes him an expert on childbirth? this is the worst analogy ever. an unemployed soldier is like a childless woman? maybe of the childless woman tells people she has kids to get benefits. [ applause ] mayor pete manages to derail trains and conversations. it seems that dems only fight when it's political and then they circled the wagons. the pr

i used to like brian williams but it seems like c-span, even though you guys try to be impartial, it seems like you kind of lean another way. you need to go back to what this station was 20 or 25 years ago. host: i really like brian lamb as well. thanks for your comments. what do you want to pick up on from there? guest: when you look at issues like section 230 and antitrust, like he said, the doj case that actually resulted in this win with google and deciding that it was operating an illegal search officers and have you off duty. during the time, he shook 200 hands and listened to what they had to say. that's why it is successful. he doesn't to the men and women on the front lines on exactly what needed to be on the wall and listened to what they had to say. contrast that with kamala harris and nobody can say i didn't try to work with her. i met with her transition team. i told her team exactly what would happen if they got rid of his policy. we suggested policies to her within her parameter and she refused to listen. i met with secretary mayorkas again trying to work with this adm

i am your host brian williams.e with a statue that he unveiled yesterday on his instagram page. this raises the question what did he... i have two to you. it says in my notes final word to you, tyrus. i can tell you cannot wait. >> normally would a guy [beep] up you have to put something glowing about your other half of your social media or give it to her. when you build a statue. our you asking her to raise the other one's baby? you know what i am saying? you did beyond the pale. this is did he knock her sister op? this is on that level. that dude who gets caught he will go on social media and say i am an idiot. i messed up. make sure i put a poster every week. make sure i put her name on the ball. i wish to everybody that i have changed. and it is probably too late. it is probably too late. the statue, i don't even know were you go. >> greg: our like she is sitting there in that picture drinking coffee and a bathrobe. she doesn't even look like she is happy. this is a start but i am not impressed. >> in her pocke

we don't -- brian williams probably did and that's one of the many reasons we miss him, but we don't read all that every time we ask for your advice but some of what, i worry about many things when i worry about donald trump, but i worry about the erasure of selflessness and i worry that what donald trump normalizes in his disgust of veterans and those who lose their lives, i mean one of the most harrowing things i think i read during this whole presidency was that he stood with general kelly and didn't understand basically his pride in having a son who sacrifice, who lost his life serving the country. he sees people who put something other than themselves above self-interest as suckers and losers. that is his words. what do we do in the country with the fact that he has been elevated a third time, that an entire political party elevated somebody who sees service that way? >> we all have to do a much better job of educating not only this generation, but people who are voting now, but future generations about the importance of democracy and how costly it is to get it and to keep it. w

. >> fact is, lies like this got brian williams demoted, and thet closest he came to combat was beingnear matt lauer'e tos. >> but apparently, the new tactic here is to muddyrently the waters t. >> right, nancy? j.d. vance has criticized him i as never having been in combat as he and as well as junior has been in combat when he was over in iraq, i think. >> i thinkwa i these are just some journalists that that's j.d. never said was in combat,ea unlike waltz, which you would have clearly hearde if your las facelift had blocked your earsno . beat the odds. com >> take, though, comes from mayor pete, who wrote, quoteayop denigrating a soldier's service based on whether he deployedr sv a war zone is kind of like denigrating a woman's citizenon happd on whether she happens to have children. >> so i guess two months of paternity leave makes him ant woexpert on childbirth. is the worst the worst analogy ever? ldie a non-deployed soldier is like a childless woman. maybike the childless woman tels people she has kids to get be. fits boom. yeah, that. mayor pete manages to derail [ asians. conv

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we don't read -- brian williams probably did, and that's one of the many reasons we miss him, but weabout many things when i worry about donald trump, but i worry about the eraser of selflessness, and i worry about what donald trump normalizes with his disgust of veterans, one of the things i read during his presidency is he stood with general kelly and didn't understand basically his pride in having a son who sacrificed, who lost his life serving the country. he sees people who put something other than themselves above self-interest as suckers and losers. that's his words. what do we do with a country the fact that he's been elevated a third time, that an entire political party elevated somebody who sees service that way? >> we all have to do a much better job of educating this generation and future generations about the importance of democracy, and how costly it is to get it and to keep it. we have -- listen, you're looking at somebody who believes in universal service. i think anybody who is lucky ghy owes it something in the form of service. it's only until we have a system in wh

i was at the table with brian williams in 2017 or 2018, our daughter had just been born and i said igone before our daughter is old enough to know who the president is. we're an american family right now that is living that. we don't want our children, our young children to get introduced to donald trump. because of their ages, we have a shot. we have a chance for them to experience a president harris, not a president trump. that is a reflection of millions of americans who just don't want donald trump to be the leader, the leader of this country. >> aaron, there is some sort of rich -- irony in the fact that it was -- president barack obama led a movement where there -- the coalition was -- i mean, you walk through any airport and there were people in hope an change t-shirts. it wasn't regional and democratic. but running against a movement is different, to vaughn's report, totally different than running against a candidate andin penetrable is a good word for that. there is an amazing -- that the two politicians that seem to bee fuddle donald trump the most are the last president wh

i used to like brian williams but it seems like c-span, even though you guys try to be impartial, iteems like you kind of lean another way. you need to go back to what this station was 20 or 25 years ago. host: i really like brian lamb as well. thanks for your comments. what do you want to pick up on from there? guest: when you look at issues like section 230 and antitrust, like he said, the doj case that actually resulted in this win with google and deciding that it was operating an illegal search monopoly was launched under the trump administration. but when you look at these issues like section 200 30 and content moderation or antitrust laws for privacy and things like that, the main question is asking how much power to these tech companies have? how do we break them down, how do we make sure that they are working for the common good, etc.? those are the conversations that legislators are having. of course the answer maybe for some folks is section 230. breaking up the company into smaller pieces because if they have to be more competitive may be able change their policies. it wil

brian: nope. >> lawrence: ufo sight. williamhatner going to be with us later this morning. >> brian: because he was on "star trek." >> steve: and he was a star. >> ainsley: trekker. >> brian: wear as unitard. >> lawrence: anything else, bribe? >> "fox & friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends. ♪ >> lawrence: former president donald trump will rally voters in north carolina tonight and denounce economic hardships under the biden-harris administration. >> brian: mark meredith has more from the white house. mark, i did not get -- stomachible over the fact they spelled my name brain in the prompter one thing -- besides gum-chewing the second thing that is just terrible. >> ainsley: that's why he named his son bryan with a y. >> brian: i overcame it. >> mark: i feel bad for the producer being let go after this happened, brian. [laughter] >> brian: all of them, they're gone. >> mark: that's why i stay down here in d.c. good morning to all of you friends. no secret that the economy is top of mind as we get

williams. but first, brian brenberg, cohost of the big money show, on fox business, perfect guy to talk to. what's going on? >> kayleigh, this is a huge revision. we were thinking it might come in nearly a million, and it did. that is 68,000 fewer jobs on average than what was reported. why does that matter? we have this gap between how people feel about the economy and what the numbers supposedly say. what we are finding is that gap is shrinking, and the direction on how people feel. when you get those monthly numbers, the one thing is you have to remember is they are estimates, based on surveys. but when a politician tells you, here's the number. i think i will wait for the actual number to come in, and in some cases it may take a year or more for us to learn that. >> kayleigh: it is stunning that a million jobs just vanished, and a quick follow-up to you, there are a lot of americans out there with credit card debt that i wanted to purchase a car. gen z voters out there wanting a starter home, but they can't because of interest rates. what does this do to interest rates? >> by the way, w

. >> brian: michael jackson was on david williams. >> lawrence: never been a superstar that didn't have to go from small to big. apparently kamala can go straight to the top. >> ainsley: comparing the rally in philadelphia last tuesday to beyonce and to taylor swift in the article. >> brian: beyonce music is played on her introduction. >> steve: book in the old days when people used to buy "time" magazine a thing you could hold in your hands and saw in the grocery store next to "newsweek." it's all southern living in my grocery store. they did put her on the cover of "time" magazine. >> ainsley: southern living in new jersey. >> brian: most people move from jersey. >> steve: listen, they have great recipes in there. >> ainsley: they do. >> steve: headline is the reintroduction 6 kamala harris. it says among other things, judging from the past few weeks, harris' own party under estimated her. maybe the crowd in 2020 primary just wasn't the right race for harris to showcase her talents. maybe the vice presidency wasn't the right role. suddenly she seemed matched to the moment. but here's

william: left behind are broken hearts and a monumental recovery effort. hawaii senator, democrat brian >> one year later, people's lives are nowhere near back to normal. national headlines may have moved on. but life for survivors has not. they still need help. william: still, officials say they are ahead of schedule. 300,000 tons of fire debris and hazardous materials have been taken off island. the army corps of engineers has cleared almost 1500 burned lots, readying them for rebuilding. fema's bob fenton is coordinating the federal response. >> there's already 40 houses there are in some part of being constructed right now. the majority of those properties have turned, turned back over so the permits can be pulled. so we have done everything we can to ensure that we're returning back to its pre-disaster condition and that it's safe to rebuild. william: but for survivors, like josephine fraser and her two sons, that progress has felt disjointed and very slow >> there were times where we had a 24-hour notice that we had to get out of the hotel. william: fraser and her family had to mo

were a little too down beat about brian niccols' ability because i have had brian niccol on many times and he's a very ted williamsigure. he's a percentage player and his percentages are excellent. >> we're going to talk more about certainly the piper call on restaurants and what's happening with pricing. we'll get into politics a bit, talk about the dnc this weekend, chicago, as there continues to be buzz surrounding the vice president's economic agenda, comments about price gouging over the weekend and housing. take a look at the premarket, as we said, a lot's on deck the next five sessions. we'll get this one under way in just about 15 minutes. [city noise] investment opportunities are everywhere you turn. do you charge forward? freeze in your tracks? (♪♪) or, let curiosity light the way. at t. rowe price, we're asking smart questions about opportunities like clean water. and how clean water advances can help transform our tomorrows. better questions. better outcomes. t. rowe price i can't believe you corporate types are still at it. just stop calling each other rock stars. and using workday to put finance and

williams begins to play] anastasia pagonis still feeling the joy. grant holloway how about that! keep the flair, keep the emotion, keep the showman, the sport needs it. ♪ ♪ >> brianprogressive congresswoman cori bush ousted by constituents in her own party. carley shimkus has details. >> carley: bush lost her primary to wesley bell, the more moderate candidate. bell defeated with 51 percent of the vote. >> this is not campaigning and negative messaging, our kids are watching. what we say matters. this district is better for more accountable representation in washington, d.c. progressives should make progress. >> carley: bell getting the win thanks to backing of several pro-israel groups. bush is second squad member after congressman jamaal bowman suffered a similar loss in new york. soon-to-be congresswoman said she is not going anywhere. >> apac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down and i will put corporations on notice, i am coming after you, too. support a free palestine, a free c congo, free sudan and keep opposing genocide. >> carley: and alexandria ocasio-cortez responded to bush's defeat. >> there is eshg normous amount of influence of big money in politic

williams sonoma is good and up 40% of the year. i just think that laura is great. and my theory is brian cornell is great. you have to look at who's at the helm. not so much -- >> i tell you, doug mcmillen, that's who. walmart is up 43%. exceeding a $600 market value and the walton family controls 46%. >> stump me on that. doug mcmillen is a merchant and a technologist, that's a rare combination. his humility bothers me. he takes no credit. no ego whatsoever. >> yeah, sure. >> what were you saying, only my reporting is good? what the hell were you talking about? >> when did i say that. >> you said that. >> it's true, but i don't know when i said it. i think you heard a voice in your head. >> i did not. >> i have one people feel is under performing. >> snow. >> yeah. >> christmas in august. >> it's no longer slootman. i have to tell you, ramaswamy is from google but he's been called in question. save service now is a disaster. >> jim loofoard k rwto that. busy week continues. "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. when we come back, more on target rallying with the earnings. don't go anywhere. meet kandi t

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i used to like brian williams but it seems like c-span, even though you guys try to be impartial, it seems like you kind of lean another way. you need to go back to what this station was 20 or 25 years ago. host: i really like brian lamb as well. thanks for your comments. what do you want to pick up on from there? guest: when you look at issues like section 230 and antitrust, like he said, the doj case that actually resulted in this win with google and deciding that it was operating an illegal search