bryan. >> bryan: good job by those employees.to the office could be good for your health. that's according to medical experts sounding the alarm about the possible risks of remote work. let's bring in dr. marty makary, john hopkins professor and fox news contributor. appreciate you. let's start off with this article from the hill, says remote work poses risk to physical health. when it comes to the physical toll of remote work, health experts are most concerned about teleworkers lack of movement during the day. how concerned should we be about that? >> well, look, we are going to see a new generation of medical problems related to working from home. surveys show the majority of americans prefer to work from home at least part of the week, but the problem is you are not interacting with other people. you don't have a community sometimes, and it has an impact on mental health. and then also in addition to that profound social isolation that some experience, we are seeing a lot of people just sedentary, they may only walk from their

welcome to fox news live, i'm bryan llenas. >> gillian: great to be with you, bryan.ndidates are in iowa and new hampshire. >> bryan: and griff jenkins reporting live from washington on the latest on the campaign tr

i'm bryan llenas in for john roberts. >> molly: i'm molly line in for sandra smith.ome are forced to drive to their destination instead. with 43 million americans expected to travel throughout the week, are the roads ready. >> bryan: jeff flock is heading down the pennsylvania turnpike as we speak. jeff, what are you seeing out there? >> you know, i don't think i've ever seen a holiday travel day that's been any calmer and better than this. take a look at the pennsylvania turnpike. we are just approaching valley forge, which is appropriate, general washington spent some time there in 1777, but it's clear out here now, despite the fact that we are facing, we think, according to the aaa, at least, record travel both by car and by air. take a look at the numbers. 50 million people, they say, aaa. bigger than at any time pre-pandemic. 43 million of those as you point out by car. and you know, the numbers really seem to bear that out. if you look at the tsa checkpoint numbers, they came out this morning from the department of transportation. they said over the friday, sat

>> hi, bryan. severe weather this afternoon could be the biggest threat to holding up people's travel plans, faa is warning everyone to check flight itinerary. cancellations are more than double. threat of storms from southern new england to the northwest, and northern plains and the east coast. last week severe weather in the northeast and across the midwest canceled tens of thousands of flights. airline and air traffic control staffing shortages made matters worse. united airlines was the most impacted and gave 30,000 frequent flyer miles to those hit with flight delays. some travelers waited in long lines to try to reschedule. others slept in airports hoping to catch a departing flight. this is keeping travelers on high alert. >> they tried to check our carry-on bags, i said no, i need some extra things i case i have to spepd the night in the airport, and we have lounge access, we made sure we could get to a lounge in case we got delayed. that was my thinking ahead, too. >> people are getting cr

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x hi bryan.ry hard to believe a very important landmark is coming up next week. 500 days of war here and today it was just as nasty as the restaurant yes a residential area russian artillery are on the battered southern city. homes were destroyed, civilian casualties men, women, children and killed on this and prior days in that area. along the front light itself, it is tough the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general millie's latest battlefield assessment the now summer counteroffensive of you creating is russia is a deliberate, steady difficult, slow and body. this was the period ukraine was hoping to take advantage of distractions and president putin following last week's failed coup. as a member of parliament, noted to us that was short-lived. and then the course of the russian attacks went on. take a listen. >> they are espousing the tactics have destroyed everything that is ukrainian about ukraine. whether it takes the form of a young child or an elderly person. or of the military. >

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bryan: absolutely. u.s.ught charges against hunter biden is speaking out for the first time since cutting that plea deal with the first son. what he had to save the house judiciary care jordan about thes investigation,ma next. the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. ♪ hit it ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift card. book now at bestwestern.com. russia has launched its first attacks on kyiv a nearly two weeks for it overnight missile strikes conduct the charlotte uprising as president vladimir putin by the wagner mercenary group. meantime stunning new drone footage released earlier today showing ukraine course instructing a russian tank on the eastern front street senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live in kyiv with more. >> it has been relatively quiet here in kyiv for the last

bryan: what is the fixer?fbi these agencies saying we need to at least have a conversation with social media companies on issues of national security which is of course the same loophole being used to violate our first >> rights. what can congress do here? >> has a lot of bills i have a bill that would not allow the liability protection the social mere platforms get. section 2:30 is something we can do that would rip away their liability protection so if somebody of the social media platform violates your first >> rights you have a cause of action against them for that is one piece of it. but overall we have to reform the way the fbi and the d.o.j. works. one of the things i've also filed a bill on his repealing of the patriot act they use the patriot act to spy on american citizens without a warrant for spread these the pfizer process to spy on american citizens without a warrant. then they call it the social mere platforms and say hey, we would recommend you either take this information down or give us this

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so i'll turn next to ranking member bryan. thank you. you know, when you listen to a hearing like this and you hear the story, dr. payan and ryan's story, it's shameful that. you know, in that part of life when you're going through that issue that you would have unscrupulous folks get involved in a work this system. and i think if there's one responsibility that we have especially at this level and even within our own states to make sure that does not occur and i'm really glad that we had this hearing to bring it to this level of attention. it's sad that you need to do that. so i think this ishe clarion everyone there that's listening and, paying attention, and especially within all the states where it looks like we're getting that proper attention. i'm proud of what we're doing in indiana that at this stage of your life you shouldn't have to be worried about a guardianship does the exact opposite of what it implies. so glad we had the hearing. i think we accomplished some valuable stuff here and that hopefully we parlay it through state

in the house that did not come back to bryan kohberger, male d.n.a.e outside that didn't come back to anybody, that doesn't mean the odds found on the knife sheath in bed with two of the victims doesn't take that off the table. the defense is looking for way to raise collateral issue. jury, don't listen to facts relative to my client, look at the bright shiny over here, and put the cops on trial, something to take the narrative off the table relative to their defendant. >> trey: juries are usually smart enough to know that defense attorneys attack police. juries want to know motive. never something you have to you have proo, always something people want to know. are we closer to knowing a motive or reason this defendant targeted these four victims? >> congressman, i sure am not, that is the hanging chad, various facts have come out. i assume the prosecution know more than you or i do and may have a theory. in the real world, we may never know, it is a reason why prosecutors will consider a plea, if you have a plea, part of the plea will be to make the

thank you dr - jenny mathers, bryan lanza taken my jenny mathers, bryan lanza taken my time i wantedd there's more rain overnight tonight, moving from west to east. quite a humid feel to the weather tonight certainly compared to recent nights. here is that area of rain through this evening, then across scotland, central and eastern parts of england, slowly moving northwards and eastward. so something a little bit clearer for northern ireland, perhaps during the early hours of thursday, pushing in across western parts of britain, too. but a lot of low cloud, humid air with us, so temperatures staying in the mid—teens for most of us. a little bit cooler for the north of scotland, down into single figures up towards the northern isles. but we start thursday then under the influence of this area of low pressure. it sits well to the northwest, but these trailing weather fronts will be slow—moving across parts of scotland, initially close to southern england, as well. so i think rain easing away from the south, but perhaps persisting for the channel islands. the northeast of scotland will

. >>> bryan rivera el presunto asesino su rally acusado de crÍmenes aguarda extradiciÓn de los Ángeleslpeados y tranco ladas esperadas que se haga justicia francisco fajardo con los testimonios. >>> se llama bryan rivera es estadounidenses y el fiscal de baja california lo calificÓ de sociopata. >>> el tipo de vÍctima y las huellas de violencia. >>> tras ser arrestado ahora buscan extraditarlo, rivera, alias eduardo frernt tres cargos de feminicidio en mÉxico. lo acusan del asesinato serial de tres sexo servidors en tijuana. Ángela karen y elizabeth todas murierons a fbisadas con huellas de violencia. >>> a buscar y no lo encontrÁbamos. >>> francisco es hermano de elizabeth. >>> desapareciÓ en febrero del 22 la encontramos el 17 en la maÑana. >>> por aquÍ por este cruce peatonal en san isidro donde dicen que bryan rivera cruzÓ una vez luego de supuestamente cometer uno de los crÍmenes. >>> aquÍ aparece en esta foto el momento de la inspecciÓn con un oficial el 25 de enero del 2022, mismo dÍa que segÚn la investigaciÓn se encontrÓ a una mujer sin vida en el cuarto 404 del hotel cascadas

william mckinley defended conservative ism, and as a republican twice defeated bryan. mckinley was killed by an assassin making a near unknown the president and leader of coolidge's party. theodore roosevelt. when tr won on his own in 19 four, or coolidge's party the gop had become ed become the progressive party. the election of 1912, when coolidge was running for state offices. progressivism led by the gop had totally transformed the american political landscape, and the idea was still political play. jefferson's success or roosevelt's successor, william howard taft had done, is utmost to uphold progressive policies. but by 1912, taft was seen as almost a quasi conservative of the democratic opponent. woodrow wilson squarely positioned the democrats in the progressive camp. and the third party candidate. in 1912, theodore roosevelt was running farther to the left on the bull moose progressive platform. yet even further to the left was eugene debs, who campaigned as an outright socialist. as william alan white has suggested, quote, never before have we been so nearly

i'm bryan llenas. a 40-year-old man is in police custody this hour after leading officers on a chase through the streets spraying dozens of bullets along the way. mike tobin has more. mike? >> bryan, we're standing by to get the update from philadelphia police. they have declined to identify the gunman. the philadelphia inquirer has no idea what sent the man on the killing spree. he was wearing a bulletproof vest. he had an a.r.-style rifle and a sidearm and a scanner to listen to police ray. four fatalities were found on the street. a fifth fatality appears to be a man that tried to run from the gun fire in to the house. >> family went inside. found the son laying on the living room floor unresponsive. went outside where he saw the police officer. notified that officer. the officer notified medics. they pronounced the 31-year-old victim dead on the scene. >> another mass shooting on the west side of fort worth, texas. three people did, eight recovering from injuries. a holiday gathering around midnigh

the three officers played a key role on bryan kohberger's arrest. one interviewed witnesses at the scene and the other interviewed witnesses and one reviewed autopsy and tips. bryan kohberger is charged with killing four idaho students. >> carley: and james comer says a major -- is coming. >> we will have an announcement hopefully next week of more findings that we found. we are entering the deposition phase. >> ashley: doug collins says we need to know if there is corruption in the first family. he joins us next. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only 30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. >> ashley: fox weather alert. midwest bracing for storms expected to bring damaging wind and

will the defense argue suspect bryan kohberger has an alibi? >>> the dangerous heat expanding east 82 million under alerts off the coast of florida, water temperatures hitting more than 100 degrees. the urgent rescue mission under the sea. >>> our nbc news exclusive. a rare, inside look at u.s. missions to train troops fighting on the new front line of terror >>> and nearly 70 years after the lynching that galvanized the civil rights movement, the new national monument in honor of emmett till >>> good evening and welcome. a life and death scare involving the 18-year-old son of nba superstar lebron james has shaken the sports world tonight, after the usc standout suffered cardiac arrest during a team practice a family spokesperson says bronny james is now in stable condition, and no longer in icu. paramedics raced him to a los angeles hospital following his collapse yesterday cardiac arrest in which the heart can actually stop beating is more often associated with older adults, but the case of bronny james highlighting a risk to young athletes,

, remarkably, despite that stair way compared to other choices in the tech sector >> all right so, bryan, you got a trade here on apple >> i do. we have earnings next week there is a big event coming up i'm going to minimize some of my risk and denounce that so i'm looking at basically buying in october put options. 190 strike specifically. and it expired just after earnings, the 185 put. i think the 185 area is a level that, hey, if i get hit on that and i'm back in the stock or i have to add more down there, i'm okay with it far enough to the down side. apple, basically, options are reporting a 4% to 5% move after earnings am i'm really counting on this put that i'm going to use sort of to hedge against my stock position and here's -- obviously, you see the chart. you see the potential underperformance relative to the pressures that apriple is undergoing it allows to do that if it doesn't, there is down side risk. when you look at p aapple, it's 7.5% weighting i benefited from owning apple. now i own more apple in my portfolio, more than that 7 1/2% the. this is a way to reduce exposur

bryan stevenson. [applause] [applause] >> we will now move into a panel discussion featuring a group of wonderful experts moderated by rebecca, the chief of the civil rights disability rights section i'm going to now turn the floor over to rebecca bond who will introduce the panel appear thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> can you hear me now? okay. certainly you can. good afternoon. my name is rebecca bond and i have the pleasure of serving as the chief of our disability rights section. with this panel we are really hoping to further discuss some of the concepts, practices, the challenges that bryan stevenson and attorney general clark explored. we really have some tremendous experts joining us here it's really an honor to be on the pan with the three of you. first, we have estella richman. stl has more than 40 years with disability and social service system and has been a lifelong advocate for people with disabilities she served as the secretary of the pennsylva

bryan stevenson. [applause] [applause] >> we will now move into a panel discussion featuring a group of wonderful experts moderated by rebecca, the chief of the civil rights disability rights section i'm going to now turn the floor over to rebecca bond who will introduce the panel appear thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> can you hear me now? okay. certainly you can. good afternoon. my name is rebecca bond and i have the pleasure of serving as the chief of our disability rights section. with this panel we are really hoping to further discuss some of the concepts, practices, the challenges that bryan stevenson and attorney general clark explored. we really have some tremendous experts joining us here it's really an honor to be on the pan with the three of you. first, we have estella richman. stl has more than 40 years with disability and social service system and has been a lifelong advocate for people with disabilities she served as the secretary of the pennsylva

bryan llenas is in long branch new jersey with more details. bryan? >> charles good afternoon.tion says there's 98 wind turbines, hundreds of feet tall, 15 miles off of the jersey coast shore. the wind project according to phil murphy will be a big win for the state saying it could power up to half a million homes and create 3,000 union jobs. a lawyer representing three environmental groups is suing new jersey in three state and federal lawsuits. arguing the wind project is being built in the migration corridors of endangers blue and wright whales. these organizations say it has something to do with wind farm site surveys and construction. national oceanic and atmospheric administration says 45 whales have washed ashore dead this year. it's a 164% increase from the deaths compared to last year. noaa says there's no scientific evidence that links whale deaths to the offshore wind surveys. but the biden administration is rushing the wind energy farms without knowing the impacts on ecological and marine life. >> no one has ever studied what happens when you stick hundreds of sky s

bryan llenas on martha's vineyard. bryan. >> the obama family home here is a half mile behind me.lso behind me is the edgar town grand pond. this is where boats launched on sunday night looking for mr. campbell. it took 14 hours to locate his body and it was in relatively shallow eight feet deep water just 100 feet from the shore. the pond is behind former president obama's 29-acre, $12 million estate on martha's vineyard. state police say the president and mrs. obama were not at the residence at the time of the incident. police received a 911 call sunday night that another paddle border who was with campbell at the time on the pond observed him go under the water. here is rescue dispatch describing the scene. >> that was 911 dispatch. we had sound of that. what they said, they described him wearing black, they recovered a board, paddle board and hat and that he was not wearing a life preserver. now we don't know how strong of a swimmer campbell was but in 2019 he posted a video of himself doing swimming lapse in a pool with the hashtag progress. we spoke to a local paddle border

bryan llenas was there with him in philadelphia with more. hi, bryan. >> hi, neil.not ready to declare a victory on the economy. in the same speech, he was not shy about continuing to put his name on it either. >> it's not an accident. it's my economic plan in action. it's bidenomics. since i took office, we've attracted over half a trillion dollars in private investment in american manufacturing and clean energy. >> today biden visited a shipyard in philadelphia where he said thanks to bidenomics, 1,000 new union jobs have been build to build a new ship to help offshore wind farms. he says this is just the beginning. americans are not buying bidenomics yet, a new poll shows while americans are split on biden's handling of jobs and unemployment, 43% approve of his handling on energy and infrastructure and a lower 34% approve of his handling of inflation. neil, the white house insists with a little more explaining, people will come around. we'll see. neil? >> we will. thank you, bryan. great report. art hogan, mark watcher on these developments. you can do back and f

hi, bryan. >> hi, gillian. a bullish president biden spoke from this textile factory in auburn, maine. he boasted about how bidenomics has increased gdp stronger than expected, lowered unemployment and led to more manufacturing jobs. the president signed an executive order called invent it here, make it here, which incentivizes american products and making them in the u.s. the president made clear that he believes bidenomics is a strength for his campaign, not a liability. he took a shot at republicans. >> earlier this week, the "washington post" suggested republicans may have to find something else to criticize me for. now that inflation is coming down. maybe they'll decide to impeach me because it's coming down. i don't know. i love that one. >> but harvard economist larry summers blamed biden's policies for 40-year high inflation is calling bidenomics principles increasingly dangerous. he says pouring money in to u.s. manufacturing coupling with the trade and antitrust policies could drive up inflation and p

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bryan llenas reporting live from that location in philadelphia. hi, bryan. >> hi, martha.is working. he took credit for unemployment staying below 4%. at the same time, he hedged his bets on the economy, the very economy that he's more than happy to attach his name to. >> i'm not here to declare a victory. we have a long way to go in the economy. i'm here to say that we have more work to do. we have a plan. that's turning things around pretty quickly. bidenomics is just another way of saying restore the american dream. >> yet americans are just not buying bidenomics. and they're not as optimistic. 30% say the american economy is doing better than the rest of the world. while americans are split on his handling of jobs and unemployment, 43% of his -- approve of his handling of transportation, energy and infrastructure. 34% approve of his handling of inflation. biden toured philadelphia, a shi shipyard. he said 1,000 new union workers will build a ship that will help tour wind farms in the united states. he announced the expansion of the gulf wind farms in the gulf of mexico

bryan llenas is on martha's vineyard this evening with the latest.d evening, bryan. >> bret, tonight the massachusetts state police says they have no evidence that tafari campbell's death was suspicious. the on-site investigation and the autopsy revealed no external trauma or injuries to the 45-year-old. campbell, who worked as a sous-chef for the obama white house before becoming the family's personal chef. now investigators interviewed a person who was paddle boarding with campbell on sunday evening who, according to investigators, said campbell, quote: was standing on his paddle board, lost his balance, and fell into the water then struggled to stay afloat but could not do so. he was not wearing a personal flow station device and not leash wanted to the paddle board. he tried to swim to him but could not reach on time. a person swam to shore and told someone to call 911. the investigation and the autopsy are completed. only thing left pend something toxicology result which they note are standard procedure and take weeks to complete. we don't know

andrea bryan was the deputy district attorney and started working on the case the night nancy's bodydied from blunt force trauma really working on the case the night the body was found. >> we know that she had to die from blunt force trauma to the head. several blows to the head. >> any defensive wounds? >> no. so >> it appeared to come out of the blue for her? >> it did appear to be yes, a premeditated crime that occurred while she was sleeping. it >> it looked like it had happened monday morning. and then the body in the closet undiscovered until wednesday evening. the investigators then can compiling a list of suspects. a long list. >> none of us really lived like nancy. so open. i mean she was totally open to strangers. >> that openness made nancy friends wherever she went. but when nancy open herself up, people didn't always like what came out. >> say whatever she thought. >> say what she thought. >> did she realize that maybe she was neck and negative impression when she did that? >> well. she definitely has people of. there was no doubt about that. many times i could just see

bryan ma from idc asia/pacific. taking a look at reliance industries, you will find out why.back after this. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: a minute or so to the start of india's trading day. looking ahead to some stories. investors are watching today as prime minister narendra modi faces a no-confidence motion after the deadly violence in mandatory. -- manipur. in earnings, india hotels and india bank among the big names with results. rishaad: we are 20 seconds away from the start of the session. expecting a look to the upside. a bit of negative activity after the recent record highs. some analysts suggest valuations are getting extreme. traditionally we have seen valuations be rich for indian companies. the heavyweight companies [indiscernible] positive start to the trading day. we are looking at a region which is a sea of green overall. we are looking at reliance industries. haslinda: its financial unit and blackrock joining forces to set up an indian assets venture. let's get more from our reporter. what is the thinking? why bring in blackrock? >> let me put the story int

we learned in yesterday's game that the talents of our 2-day champion bryan white extend well beyond after he demonstrated a very impressive turkey impression. can bryan make it three wins today and extend his streak, or will courtney or ilena be the one celebrating a win this weekend? let's start finding out in the jeopardy round with these categories. we'll start with some...

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. >> i'm bryan llenas. wonderful to be with you, molly. "the story" starts right now f martha. take care. >> thank you, molly and bryan. good afternoon. i'm gillian turner in for mack mark. right now, man hunts for an attack. in baltimore, two people dead after a mass shooting in a block party 28 injured. more than a dozen of them children. here in the nation's capitol, police are searching for suspects involved in a string of attacks throwing molotov cocktails in a span of businesses in 15 minutes. former d.c. homicide detective ted williams is standing by. we begin with david spunt here in washington. hi, david. >> very scary story. nobody injured here. police though are advertising a 20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect or possibly multiple suspects behind this. the businesses were close and still an incredibly dangerous situation. it happened 4:30 a.m. on sunday. three properties in northeast d.c., each location is a business. the first a truist bank atm. somebody embedded an explosive outside the bank causing damage. the second was a nike store.

in the first quarterfinal match, it was mexican davis star raul ramirez who teamed with bryan godfried to win this year's wac doubles crown against 18 year old bjorn borg of sweden. it developed into a contest between ramirez's tantalizing touch game and the uncanny quickness of borg. borg survived two set points to force the first set tiebreaker and took the set he had to break ramirez six five in the second set, of course, another tie breaker which he again won. these two come from behind. wins were too much for ramirez, who folded under the unrelenting pressure of borg's game in the final set to lose it. love. next, it was rocket rod laver second on the hangar scoreboard and the snappy baseline specialist harold solomon. harold's back court game is so steady that the other players have said he could hold even with a backboard and a baseline rally. solomon took the opening set, but labor crushed in the following two and 616. love the never say die. solomon struggled back though, to even the match by winning the fourth set. six three. in the end it was labor again as he continued his

. >> bryan.da lambert, keith urban, carly pearce, luke combs, jelly roll and more. >> cma fest. >> july 19th on abc and stream. next day on hulu. >> this was the moment the two siblings here in new york city did a music sight reading challenge. playing music they had never seen before for the first time. >> and if you think that's talent, just wait. they have eight other siblings equally as talented. here's abc's stephanie ramos. the streets of new york city playing music at rockefeller plaza. square. or >> they're renditions of theme songs like the one from the mandalorian filling up your feed . meet the delamotte family. >> ten kids, two parents and a whole house full of musical talent. the delamotte children range in ages from 21 month old moses to 21 year old josiah. >> as soon as they're old enough to hold a string instrument, they start playing. >> just one kid. after the other saw the next kid learn. and there's nothing they want more than to touch that thing. >> mark and amber met at thei

except the road from her place, and 150 miles from brenda and bryan's orleans.the former government surveyor. the picture of grandfatherly responsibility, was about to be caught up in a monstrous crime story. he is loved in tweet all his life, the last four decades on this lakeside lane called cozy cove. >> cozy covid is one of the most ideal places to live. you have the whole lake as your backyard. >> it was a safe place. also. and the ability so. >> we never had a problem here with anything. never. >> though there was one disturbing incident back in 2007. larry confessed. his daughter chris, who live nearby, was with her brother dave when she surprised an intruder in our home. >> chris heard a noise, and she says dave, dave, is someone in the house? she opens the door and this is this guy, running out the door, jumps over the, fencing goes into the woods. he took off two quick. they could not catch him. >> the intruder got away. and that was that. or so larry and his family thought. then, came september 2009. and the events that trouble then cook. the first ca

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