. >> this part here in east bruton, alabama.re told that the degree was ripped through in a matter of seconds. >> reporter: there were reports of power outages and extensive damage from downed trees and flooding in o'hare airport, and the storm also hitting indiana, and down south, another path of destruction left a path of destruction of claudette, and ten children were killed. treacherous conditions with a hydroplaning car set off a train reaction on an interstate. children were traveling in a small bus when it was caught in a pileup, and only the ranch's director survived. she lost two of her own children in the crash. the multi car crash killing cody fox and his 9-month-old daughter ariana in a separate veeck. >> i have never seen anything like it. it was horrific. >> reporter: the storm spurned tornadoes, too, and one touching down in bruton, alabama, destroying homes for miles. >> the trees this way, and the houses this way, it was kind of like they imploded. >> reporter: high winds and life-threatening flooding also leadi

both in terms of the energy sector, but also as we saw and heard in the closing remarks of president bruton. the fact that was taken on the bus on the, from russia with regard to the host name being the host nation for one of the biggest sporting events, or at least for both not just sports for football. so i just found that as well. so there is also another pavilion that's encouraging investment the other way into as well. it's a high level networking events both for those who move money, so to speak, but also for politicians as well. so we've had the foreign minister, your prime minister, attend. here we are to hear from the state of austria to the euro talks as well. i'm the significance again, like i say with regards to this here edition is that it is showing that there is some sort of recovery after almost 2 years of none of these new things. so none of the family servants taking place in person. all of them are the resume or you know, through, through, through digital kind of means. and that is something that will boost economies because obviously as you know, adrian, a lot of markets

tornado caused claudette to destroy or badly damage at least 50 homes near the small alabama town of bruton, north of the florida border. it leveled a mobile home park, toppled trees on to houses, and ripped the roof off a high school gym. >>> there are -- there is, rather, renewed concern this morning that we could possibly see a resurgence of the coronavirus in the fall. it comes as vaccination rates have declined in the u.s., and the highly contagious delta variant continues to spread. laura podesta's in new york with the latest on this. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the worrisome delta variant which was first detected in india has been found in 42 state. it has doubled the rate of hospitalization compared to the original covid-19 strain, that's according to the medical journal "t "the lancet." that's why we are continuing to go see a massive push to get people vaccinated. summer is now officiallynder way, and coronavirus restrictions have been eased in much of the u.s. >> as weather warms up, people may be going inside the air conditioning. that's why every

your partners 1st before the the meeting with bloody may put it back and wants to be able to show bruton and indirect a china to the when the west is united, they can deliver in ways that they cannot thank you for he denounced plans to donate more cove. it vaccines to poorer countries. and g 7 finance ministers of agreed a minimum rate of corporate tax to force global times to pay that. so you can expect the g 7 to be a show of transatlantic unity. but how deep does that unity go when it comes to biden's? big idea of pushing back against the autocrat on china. europe has tied in with us sanctions over human rights abuses. but europe's economy is so dependent on china, but it's doubtful. it will be as tough as washington once and on russia, germany has refused to stop the controversial north stream to pipeline biden. seas that is a major mistake that will make your weaker, more dependent on russia. both going issue fears. if europe doesn't step in risks feeding the trump narrative that the trans atlantic alliance isn't west, is there anything we can do to make sure that the next president

are using geneva to remind people what bruton can do to his enemies. russia is also accused of being involved in recent cyber and ransomware attacks on the us, as well as interference in various elections. for us president joe biden. this is about trying to rein in rushes more disruptive behavior. it's about making myself very clear what the conditions are to get a better relationship are with russia. we're not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions, which we think are inconsistent, international norms. face men have agendas. both men have their red lines and despite the tranquil surroundings, few here are expecting a research in us russian relations. anytime soon. from all of that, i'm not joined by correspondence phenomena, engine eva, and here a risha. so in most colleague center that stop with you, talk us through the big points on the agenda today. there is a full range of pressing issues according to the white house, when the 2 leaders come together in a bill. right? right behind me, we know that joe biden is expected to speak plainly about most coast agg

the meeting with bruton could be seen as rewarding him. does the twit me by the said the site, does that send me a bit because it shows that there's not enough that can be self confident and clear in that regard. and we have to work on that plate and couldn't understand all that . but with medical leaving office within months, this work will soon be left to other leaders to kenya, which is seeing an alarming the surgeon cove. in 19 cases, pushing health care providers to the brink. officials are one of the highly contagious delta, very 1st identified in india, is responsible. the w. mariel molar visited the hospital in your sewer, where oxygen is in short, supply screams for more oxygen. the intensive care unit in keys sooner. hospital, one of the biggest, in kenya, nurse nicholas piano has seen a 3rd of his covert patients die. you might think of if you might think the patient is improving. they may talk to you in one second and then they just collapse and die. the i see you is for a piano and his colleagues overwhelmed. they just lost an

me are using geneva to remind people what bruton can do to his enemies. russia is also accused of being involved in recent cyber and ransomware attacks on the us, as well as interference in various elections for us president joe biden. this is about trying to rein in rushes more disruptive behavior. it's about making myself very clear what the conditions are to get a better relationship are with russia. we're not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions, which we think are inconsistent international norms. both men have agendas. both men have their red lines. and despite the tranquil surroundings, few here are expecting a research in us russian relations anytime soon. well funded, i found a phenomena in geneva vall that summit i found a biden as promise. you will set clear, read lions uprooted. how tense will this meeting be? the 2 presidents kicked off their meeting with a very nice photo opportunity. we sell them smile and shake hands in front of the camera, but now there are getting down to business and there are a lot of controversial topics on the agenda. joe b

that means no repeat of what the world witnessed 3 years ago in helsinki between bruton and then us president, donald trump. this historic lakeside vendor is getting a new lease of life. that's the venue hosting the us russia summit. geneva has been enjoying a summer heat wave diplomat. so hoping the talks to will get off the sunny start bridge and himself standing up beats low so that the summit will help restore our personal contacts and establish a direct dialogue that we can cooperate in the american side are talking the same way. and i generally agree with them. areas of mutual interest include strategic stability, regional conflicts, and protecting the global environment. we can work together effectively. if you feel a lot of the fight and republican predecessor donald trump, was keen to play up his personal relations with other world leaders including boots in we're going to have. but even before taking office in january biden has maintained a much tougher line on russia. actually agreeing on american television that he thinks putin as a killer adversaries. and in fact, the leaders hav

the more lucca shanker on russia, lou from the lucas shinkel hold on to power only by the grace of bruton without the billions of years in loans and guarantees of mutual assistance, lucas shanker might not have survived last year's protests in return, who would like to see a current for union and joint taxation system. and eventually, perhaps the complete union of russia and bella rues the body language. only underlined who has the upper hand notion. lucas shanker has reacted to the use sanctioned by once again, styling himself as a victim of the west to the new position. they've gone from organizing protests to putting us in a chokehold senior in job search for new weak points as well underway. and all this is directed not only at us, we'd like you were just testing ground for them if, if they march even farther into the east. romano parents fee for their sons life boys partition. i'm almost certain they're going to do something to him. the way they always do now is done. and they say it was a heart attack or a suicide or something like that. and the physician, and that's spelled over to

perhaps that will be even more important than the meeting between boston and bruton, as priest, scripted as it will be. so suddenly that the, the hope these, the, these summit will establish a cloud based upon data in which russia and the united states will be able to build that relations doing into the future. some of the global thoughts we've been getting journalist electra, dr. robert gucci believes that the presidents have more to disagree on them to agree they're going to agree on showing each other mutual respect and looking like they know what they're talking about. they're going to disagree on which country is worse in terms of human rights. energy policy is nuclear weapons. the same old same old it'll, it'll look nice, but i'm not sure we'll walk away with a lot on the agreement side. well, it's about believe ability and media organizations believe that audiences will believe the russian president or anybody else who's in a, against a us journalist. so i think there's a lot of people snickering in the background that they just, quite frankly, don't believe ladder are good, but w

petersburg among the guests was president bruton. we're nouns to plans for a vaccine tourism industry. and israel's opposition pledges to give parliament an official statement on a new coalition government on monday, which could end benjamin netanyahu in record of 12 year stint as prime minister. i. c 6 came here because we have been betrayed. not totally bennett and gideon saw have betrayed those bluff concerns over personal liberty. employers in the us are told they can insist staff are vaccinated against coven, while the u. k. considers making jobs, compulsory frontline, medical workers. ah, it's 7 am here and the russian capital and you're watching the weekly on our team, national. i'm your host down with quarter. welcome. europe is moving to prevent another wave of illegal migrants on thursday. the french from the french prime minister visited tunisia into stress. the need for cooperation to control illegal crossings. this comes after a spanish enclave in north africa. saw thousands cross from morocco in a single day. all growin

thank me for meeting with bruton now every single one that spoke and i think there are probably about 10 or 12 i spoke to it saying they were happy that i did that when i was going to do that. and they thought it was thoroughly appropriate that i do and i had discussions to them about oh, in the open about what they thought was important from their perspective. and what they thought was not important. and so the interesting thing is, i know, and i'm not being critical of the press, i really mean this. give my word. but generically, you all thought was bite me too soon. i haven't found a world leader who doesn't think it's not sooner. i'm just just soon enough. every one and i've spoken to privately and publicly doesn't mean are some out there. but it's not, it's not likely that a head of state is going to stand up in front of 29 other heads of state and say, boy, i'm glad you're doing this in effect. so there is a consensus and a thank me for being willing to talk with them about a meeting and what i was, what i intended to do. so i haven't found any really, any result is there may be

what questions about the opposition that bruton pointed out, that the li protested the rest of following the events and capitol hill. they faced as much as 25 years in jail for you 5 years in jail for a political protest that the 2 bodies said that there is no comparison to the criminal but a leg saying the bully, who was convicted and was serving a 2 year sentence for the violation of his early release. so he was convicted by russian court and vladimir putin. he says that, you know, americans are comparing with what happened the capitol hill to the treatment of election yvonne and saying there's nothing in common, but the nation is just, you know, by you regarding a non systemic opposition and the citizen, you've mentioned this person knew full well, that he was violating russian law and he knew full well that there was a warrant for his arrest. nevertheless, he came back to russia and he deliberately wanted to be arrested. so he did what he wanted to do. what else can we say hill? one of the things both leaders agreed on is to barger buttons words. they need to be rules of the world. s

petersburg among the guests was president bruton. we're nouns to plans for a vaccine tourism industry. and israel's opposition pledges to give parliament an official statement on a new coalition government on monday.

ah, meanwhile, us mainstream media has been pushing their president to talk to bruton from a position of strength as these headlines show. and it's kill him up and now explains it is the kind of fan club by the predecessor could only have dropped off us media. love joe, by now there's a few exceptions, but for the most part us, mainstream media describes joe biden as a protector of democracy. writing in like a savior on a white horse. this is how he's being presented in the count down to his summit with the russian president. president biden is trying to be not only the loudest voice against authoritarianism in the world, but the best example of why the authoritarian model is wrong. and he's not about delivering deals, but rather setting boundaries with russia, saying america is back to defending democracy. it looks like the white house trust the media enough that it can actually use them to plant the ideas it deems to be useful. being able to look, president, put in the eye and say, this is what america's expectations are. this is what america stands for, and this is what america is

this was something that bruton agreed to in principle, but the biggest gap remained in the area of human rights. huge and dismissed concerns over the welfare of jail. the physician figure alex and of only the us president said they would be devastating consequences isn't val neat, died in prison, but ever all. and he just struck a respectful tone just about the reports from geneva. an elegant 18th century villa overlooking lake geneva was the setting for the high stakes meeting. russian leader vladimir putin arrived 1st. he was greeted by the swift president who then welcome joe biden. the 2 men looked 10th as they stood for their 1st official photo handshake. bailey broke the ice relations between washington and moscow. at the lowest point in decades, the face to face talks were aimed at improving them. as i said outside, i was always better off to several hours behind closed doors. there was some agreements pledges to repose them, buses extend an arms control treaty, and disgust. cybersecurity both said the meeting was positive, but there was little progress on other issues including t

was the case back in 2018 and helsing, he you were in helsinki when that summer took place between bruton and been president. trump talked to me about the the difference is what struck you today. if you think about what it was like in 20 well, when president putin press conference went on so long, you could sort of understand why president biden would not have been wanting to stand there next to him. and certainly listen to president putin bring up the criticism of the united states and human rights and in the united states. but thinking back to helsinki that was honestly a circus that press conference. i remember you had president bite and give, give president trump a gift of, of a ball which he tossed out to, to the audience. and everyone said, oh my gosh, there's got to be a listening device in that ball. i mean, there were just moments like this that were truly literally jar dropping at that press conference during president trump say he trusted putin over his own intelligence agencies. nothing like that happened at this very sober press conference today. and i don't think anyone coul

going to go from country to country and some at the summit and including the meeting with latimer bruton and say, look, i'm not donald trump, i'm joe biden. most of the world leaders already known him. as you mentioned about the queen, they've known him for decades. so i think what is going to happen in terms of rallying worlds, democracies is to make the rally the discussion, particularly in the transit atlantic relationship meaningful and consequential. he's going to talk about the billions of doses that are needed in the developing world. and what the rich parts of the world need to do to do that are also going to talk about the fragility in their security. not just for countries, you know, like russia or iran or china, but they're going to look at cyber in those kinds of dimensions as well. and if you know, make, and he's going to basically say, in contrast to what donald trump nato matters, article 5 matters. one for all and all for one that that kind of gesture to allies is what america is about in america is back. i think biden is going to be trying to send a message to the world.

and of course bruton meetings. lied to me a straight bite and i should say, excuse me, meetings, i am a person on the border of lake geneva in just a few days on wednesday, a highly anticipated face to face meeting. we see a ton of rush and behavior of aggressive actions against the neighbors, ukraine, georgia, but also cyberattacks harbor, the tax poisoning against the including against the hours. of course, this is something that has led to the iteration of the relationship between nato and russia. and our relationship is now at the lowest point since the end of the cold war. but nate was adapting. they twist responding. we are united and that's the most important message we are sending to russia that are not able to divide those. we are united in our search, the turns on the fence combined with the dialogue. of course, and much of the discussion will center around afghanistan, september, the 11th being a big day for the u. s. in terms of its official withdrawal from the country and something that all of the countries that are present, they will need to discuss yes, it's just one of

i mean, it depends how, how both bruton and biden played this. i mean, if, if, in fact the u. s. as evidence that they can present to prove that this is a russian company that's doing this or a russian group that's doing this. then you know, the pressure would be unburdened to shut it down. if they can't prove it, then put, it can say, you know what, he blaming us for. you know, you guys have hackers all through the us, hacking your own companies. how do you know it's coming from russian? and in that we'll go nowhere fast. so, i mean, i don't see that going into a us between 2 global powers is helped by finger pointing on something as trivial as this act. so switching gears to those talks, do you think that they will do anything to improve relations between russia and the us? well, the point of talks would be to presumably achieve some kind of cooling of relation so that the 2 countries can get along. if the point of talks is to make threats to each other, they won't result in anything and it will be a completely pointless exercise that could make things worse than they are. now.

the town of bruton, alabama, cleaning up after a tornado swept through overnight. one neighborhood was just about leveled right there. neighbors say they found bits and pieces of other people's houses in their front yard. after water levels went down neighbors came out to check the damage. they found a mobile home park torn apart. power lines down. red cross helping people who were displaced. >>> a new president has been erecked in iran. a new administration puts all branches of power under control of hard line conservatives. nbc's ali aruzi reports from iran. >> reporter: as expected, hardline candidate ibraheim comfortably won the election. from the moment he announced his candidacy, probably even before that, the scales were tipped heavily in his favor. all bunches of power elected and unelected will be under the control of hardline conservatives, almost a decade of dualism within their own political arena. our official results sthee about 28 million people voted and he secured almost 18 million of those votes, a massive 14 1/2 mmm. they'll be able to reverse th

the more lucca shanker on russia. lou from the lucas shanker holds on to power only by the grace of bruton. without the billions of years in lines and guarantees of mutual assistance, lucas shanker might not have survived last year protests in return. who would like to see a currency union and join taxation system, and eventually perhaps the complete union of russia and bella roost the body language only underlined who has the upper hand. lucas shanker has reacted to the use sanctions by once again, styling himself as a victim of the west, but on the new position, they've gone from organizing protests to putting us and i choke whole thing. yeah. in job search for new weak points as well underway and all this is directed not only us, we were just testing ground for them before they march even farther into the east. reminds parents fee for their sons life boys partition. i'm almost certain they going to do something to him the way they always do now and not done nothing. and they say with a heart attack or a suicide or something like that. and the physician and that's fellow group today in l

bruton, based on the outcome of this meeting did you have any new illusions? i did not have any illusions. the new ones? there are no illusions. give her the microphone. the young lady. hello, mr. putin. a question about global china change. did you speak with president biden about that? recently you gave an interview to nbc and do you think it is fair that the american president -- do you think it is fair to give a separate interview to the american media when it doesn't happen the other way around and how do you feel about your words always being distorted? about the distortion, that is the practice of international relationship. what can you do? you can't do anything about it. we've got yourself a long time ago. we are all living with it. we've been living with it for decades. as for who is giving an interview, that decision is taken by the relevant leaders of the relevant countries. if you want to convey something in addition to people, we try to do that. i gave an interview to the american press and that's what i was trying to do their. to media in genera

our first look at tornado damage in alabama, after damaging winds ripped through the town of east brutone slammed goo the gulf cost this morning. cnn's allison chinchar is with us. >> we do anticipate it will continue to weaken. sustained winds gusting up to 50. you saw some of that potential tornado damage from earlier today. we still have the threat for tornadoes as we go through the next few hours. that's would you you have a watch for at least the next several dates. long-term concern because what does the storm do on its way to the east. it's going to restrengthen back into a tropical storm once it gets back out over the open atlantic. another concern is going to be the incredibly high amount of rain, flash flooding potential that goes along with it. the red, the orange, indicating widespread 2 to 6 inches of rain, but keep in mind, folks, this is on top of what a lot of these areas have seen. so to 4 inches may not sound like that much, but when it's on top of 11, 10, even 9 inches of ra rain, you're talking about potential flooding. not only today, but also tomorrow as the storm c

washington for us on expectations going into the summit between bruton and biden were very low. what are your takeaways? i think they were predictably and on purposely set very low and the time it so called some, it didn't disappoint, didn't really gain a huge surprises there. and i think it's fair to say that it went all as job by the, by ministration had planned it with low expectations for real results, but to give both man, letting me and joe biden, the chance actually to sniff each other out, you know, to establish a personal relationship, if you will, of some sort, at least, as the president said afterwards for him foreign relations and foreign policy is the extension of personal relationships. and maybe that is what he accomplished and what he delivered here with as many summit with lot me. ok. so low expectations, no surprises. how realistic is it, or was it possibly for joe biden to expect kind of any change from moscow? because on the one hand we thought fusion deny any involvement, like we recent cyber attacks on us institution. and on the other hand, brushing aside c

bruton within the last couple of hours making some very tough language on how he sets up his meetingith the president of the united states. tough language now from brian nick of nuveen as we try to get out of the way of the markets. how do you frame the mystery of q3 and q4 earnings? brian: we are actually just starting to write about this for our outlook. the key is how are things going versus how is the market expecting them to go. the first half was all about exceeding expectations, economic data beating expectations. the vaccines themselves being more effective and widespread. i think we are getting to this point where the markets and the economy overall are starting merely beat expectations. that is why i think you have seen a bit of tapering back in the 10 year. i think you have seen a bit of flattening out in the pace of increase in the equity markets, at the pace of the narrowing spreads in the credit market. everything has come to not quite a crawl, but assets hi as we are approaching some equilibrium level until we get some news on how the second half of the year is going t

so, you know, flattering, not just bruton, both flattering russia that you know, that i'm here, i'm meeting you kind of on the level talking about the big political things. i think that is taking the lesson in finding his own way in between. it's not halfway between trump and obama, but learning lessons from what went wrong from in the obama era, as well as what went wrong on for trump. richard, what's your take away from today? i think yeah, so far so good. i think can be the, the kind of the summary. let's see what comes out of these dialogues at the beginning. and let's see if you know the cyber attack begin to ease off and see what happens in ukraine. you know, i mean, there really wasn't any progress on ukraine, so things deteriorates around your train if the conflict that your rates, than you know, the seeming, the kind of seeming progress that we've seen here could evaporate. maybe flag me pushing goes out of this meeting. now with an incentive to make progress on the plane, so we'll see. all right, we're going to leave it there. dw chief international editor richard walker. thank yo

>> i don't what know what the history with her and this man is , but even bruton has to kill his enemiese country , what else does he possibly need to do. even very powerful people will try to punish their enemies or denigrate people in order to cement their power. to show people i'm powerful enough to end your career so don't cross me. we don't know to what extent this kind of behavior was what led to her success to be going with. we often say these kinds of people say they can't be successful, but often these kinds of tactics are how people climbed the status hierarchy, n in terms of bowling has been given this veneer that it's oka to bully people if their racist and if the racism is found out to be untrue, so she can be as horrible as she wants to be because if somebody racist can, suicide that's fine because that's justified. >> that's true. cats, isn't she a horrible person? isn't she a horrible person? >> she is a horrible person and so much of this narrative is ho could this social justice warrior become a bully. it's like doug, because they al are. and not talking obviously about

bruton come over to the black sea, you are right. it is a total mystery of gdp.very single discussion to a gdp analysis. 250 dollars of earnings on s&p 500, that goes back to a boom economy analysis. jonathan: to what degree do you think growth will decelerate from 2021 to 2022? lisa: a lot of it has to do with savings. how quickly will they spend this? you started by talking about the russia situation. the geopolitical tension. there's a question of how vulnerable our markets right now to an exogenous shock. based on all of the cash in the financial system and in people's savings account, a lot of people are saving not that fragile. what could potentially shake the market and create that volatility, especially in light of the big shrug the markets gave? jonathan: a total snooze this morning. i will whip through the price action for you stateside. yields higher by a basis point to 1.47 50%. movement on dollar-yen through $1.11. it catches your eye, doesn't it? $73 on wti, up 0.75% on crude. lisa: we talk about inflation. what inflation are we talking about, when

addition to the wind and rain, the storm also spurred at least five possible tornadoes here in east bruton. you can see the debris scattered around homes, the town taking a direct hit from a tornado around 7 30 saturday morning. many folks have lost everything, but they also say they are grateful that they still have their lives. there was six trying to six photos in earnest seven finals destroyed. are you all claudette is now lingering over north carolina. it's expected to move out over the atlantic later monday in east brewton, alabama. jonathan serrie fox news. we're learning more information tonight about a deadly crash at a pride parade in south florida, a member of immense chorus groups slammed into fellow singers at the start of that parade. one person died. another was seriously hurt. fort lauderdale's mayor, dean trantalis, said the early investigation shows this was an accident. there had been initial speculation that it might have been a hate crime directed at the lgbtq community. has happened in wilton manors, the city just north of fort lauderdale last night, authorities said

of east bruton, with winds reaching 127 miles an hour, one man driving through the storm as the tornadoust raining, hard raining and winds, you know, and then i seen tree limbs dropping in front of me, so i just work around them and, uh, it just came through right in front of me. and in butler county, the ntsb is now investigating after a pile up crash involving more than a dozen vehicles on interstate 65. left 10 dead, including a father from tennessee and his nine month old daughter and a group of girls between the ages of three and 17, some of them part of a youth program for abused and neglected children. and you can see these ominous storm clouds behind me. rain is slowing down relief efforts as homeowners try to rebuild their communities in east brewton, alabama. jonathan serrie fox news. this is k. tv, fox two news at six another mass shooting in the east bay at what was supposed to be a celebratory event. this time, three people are dead. the shooting appears to have been isolated and targeted to that actual gathering. first, it was oakland a mass shooting there on saturday at a

in ef two tornado tore through the community of east bruton with winds reaching 127 miles an hour.ne man driving through the storm as the tornado hit then i seen tree limbs dropping in front of me. so i had this word around them and it just came through right in front of me. and in butler county, the ntsb is now investigating after a pile up crash involving more than dozen vehicles on interstate 65 left 10 dead, including a father from tennessee and his nine month old daughter and a group of girls between the ages of three and 17, some of them part of a youth program for abused and neglected children, and you can see these ominous storm clouds behind me. rain is slowing down relief efforts as homeowners try to rebuild their communities in east brewton, alabama, johnson, siri fox news. how well the cool down that started way back on friday, finally bringing temperatures to well below average for this time of year, giving you a live look at what is happening across the bay area at this hour. we are mostly sunny away from the coastline, and on this first full day of summer, feeling a

biden this afternoon as he faces tough questions ahead of his summit with russian president vladimir bruton us along with texas republican mike mccaul. her mom goes viral after standing up against critical race theory, she will tell us why she thinks calling her children oppressed by whites is racist. and will of a global minimum drive corporations out of america? our economic panel weighs in. i'm john roberts, join me in sandra smith of the top of the hour for "america reports. >> emily: welcome back, bill marr calling out the left woke politics on his show "real time friday night. he brought up comedian kevin hart's claim that white power and white privilege is at an all-time high and called it ridiculous. he insists that women's rights, gay writes, and race relationships in america can end have never been worse. >> uncle joe's pointing liberals toward something they need to be more aware of, they have a bad case of progressive-phobia, a phrase coined to describe a brain disorder that strikes liberals and makes them incapable of recognizing progress. if you think america is more racist no

and just looking at all of the damage from the tornado that came through this neighborhood in east bruton you can see what used to be a trailer. nothing but a few belongings inside. people trying to salvage what they can. today we're experiencing rain on and off which will delay the cleanup efforts. dana and bill back to you. >> bill: a couple of big storms out there. another alert. white house vowing to isolate beijing if china doesn't comply with origins into covid. will the administration follow through? >> dana: states are banding together to do what the white house won't. secure the border. karl rove on that and more. >> bill: he branded it an act of terrorism. a mayor in florida is walking back of assessment of a tragic incident during the pride parade. we'll explain in a moment. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't always set out to be a rock star. but when the spotlight finds you. you become one anyway.

jonathan serrie is looking at bruton, al alabama ba.mes completely shattered erred destroyed by the tornado spawned by claudette. they say it was an ef-2 packing 127 miles an hour. we spoke with one resident trying to drive through the storm, through this neighborhood when the tornado touched down and he says thing got bad very quickly. >> it was raining hard, raining, winds. then i see tree limbs dropping. i had to swerve around them. around it just came through right in front of me. reporter: joe says moments later he pulled two nabe force from their mobile home that were completely destroyed. they were among three residents from the neighborhood who had to be taken to the hospital. reports report no fatalities from this location. sadly was not the case in butler county where police say rain slick conditions on interstate 65 likely contributed to a crash involving 17 vehicles. seven vehicles caught fire. the crash killed 29-year-old cody fox and his nine-month-old daughter from tennessee. eight children ride inning a separate vehicle

me are using geneva to remind people what bruton can do to his enemies. russia is also accused of being involved in recent cyber and ransomware attacks on the us, as well as interference in various elections for us president joe biden. this is about trying to rein in rushes more disruptive behavior. it's about making myself very clear what the conditions are to get a better relationship are with russia. we're not looking for conflict. we are looking to resolve those actions, which we think are inconsistent, international norms. both men have agendas. both men have their red lines and despite the tranquil surroundings are few here are expecting a re.