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bryan: i am bryan llenas in for eric shawn. at effort to bar chinese companies buying up farmland gaining traction on capitol hill but lawmakers warning to beijing may gain control of our food and energy supply as it tries to steal our agriculture technology. all of this astute navy sailors or charges week with selling sensitive military secrets to chinese intelligence agents. both were stationed in california. one of them served on the uss essex in san diego. xbox live chairman of the house select china committee mike gallagher standing by for it less first go to christina coleman who has more on the two sailors charged with spying for china. christina what more can you tell us? >> hi arthel. federal officials say these two cases demonstrate china's determination to our country's national defense. one of the dependence is mayorkas 38 u.s. citizen born in china prosecutors say served on the amphibious assault ship uss essex and sold national defense information including photos, videos and technical manuals to his a chinese spy

bryan?n: meanwhile representatives from 40 countries in saudi arabia for ukrainian peace talks. notably absent, russian officials. moscow says it's keeping an eye on the meeting pete senior foreign affairs correspondent greg talcott is live. >> hey bryan, this windy summer night here in kyiv the winds of war are raging as well. the past 24 hours russia sent a barrage of missiles plus drones against ukraine most of them were knocked down but some got through one hitting a warehouse to the west of where we are, part of moscow's bottle battle against the agricultural business or ukraine struck back at a university building in the heart of. two bridges linking crimea to the rest of ukraine with a counteroffensive slow on the ground this is all part of kyiv more aggressive approach to the fight here. all of this saudi arabia wrapped up a so-called peace summit. has both ukrainian president zelenskyy in the past three this time as representatives of 40 countries including the u.s., china and india

bryan chilcote is alive and london with the latest on the story. >> hi bryan.e given an ultimatum. a warning, a deadline to the leaders of that military takeover in niger where they have said you effectively either free that democratic elected president you are currently holding her face that military intervention the leaders of the military takeover the leaders of the coup the buy demonstration is not calling it a coup yet they are sent out were definitely not going to do that. we have no intention of releasing the present who by the way said he is their hostage. there are reports these military leaders who are now in control have turned to wagner's yes the russian private military that has been fighting in ukraine you just heard greg from there, for assistance in awarding off in the intervention that might happen in nigeria. meanwhile the block of african countries have imposed sanctions on the country before any kind of intervention and at least some people have protested against the sanctions effectively protesting in support of the leaders. notes of the ru

bryan. >> yes? >> your question.n the show "breaking bad," the lead character, walter, cooks methamphetamine, which is a chiral compound with two enantiomers. your question, what is walter's last name? [ laughter ] >> that is not -- oh, i know i should have watched that show. [ laughter ] >> i'll give you a hint. it rhymes with bite. and it's a color. >> can you give me the first letter? >> "w." >> white? >> yes, yes! [ cheers and applause ] congratulations! add that to your emmys. >> that's -- wonderful. thank you. does he have two of these balls? or just the one? >> he only has one. >> jimmy: not anymore, no. all right. all right, bryan. thanks. >> thanks, jimmy. thanks, everybody. >> jimmy: thanks, molly. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to go to your stuff when we get home. let me tell you something. that woman has 90,000 pairs of shoes in our closet. [ laughter ] we should have a little thing. "give away molly's shoes." right? >> guillermo: yeah, of course, yes! next week, yes! >> jimmy: we have a fun show fo

bryan, i also to get this president. bryan, i also to get this question _ this president.d three times in these trials? ~' j , . trials? i think they're 'ust so much cross to trials? i think they're 'ust so much gross to satisfaction i trials? i think they're just so much gross to satisfaction with - trials? i think they're just so much gross to satisfaction with joe i gross to satisfaction with joe biden, — gross to satisfaction with joe biden, and that is reflected in the polls _ biden, and that is reflected in the polls. sienna showed them tied at 43 nationally— polls. sienna showed them tied at 43 nationally though which actually means— nationally though which actually means that in the electoral college, president _ means that in the electoral college, president rupp is winning. i think the gross — president rupp is winning. i think the gross to satisfaction with joe biden, _ the gross to satisfaction with joe biden, the scandals with hunter, allow— biden, the scandals with hunter, allow trump to rise and be that alternative to what people view as a corrupt _ alternat

we demand that bryan bailey step down now.is part of a pattern of practice and a culture and custom of terrorism by his department. we have blacks, whites, rich, poor that have been beaten by his officers. he has known this all along. the struggle continues in this case for compensation for these two suffering victims, jenkins and parker, but for all of the victims of rankin county terrorism. it is the number one county for terrorism and white supremacist infiltration. case in point, christian dedmon, it is coming out he has family members that have pled guilty in mississippi to hate crimes. i mean, a lot more is going to come out about this. rankin county is infested with white supremacists, ku klux klan, and it is in the police department. amy: malik shabazz, can you place rankin county for us in two ways? in history and also geographically? it is right near jackson, the capital? >> yes. attorney trent walker says -- states this was customary in rankin county. they beat first and they don't ask questions later, they beat you

joining us now is bryan lanza.ing us now is david kelley, former us attorney for the southern district of new york. great to have all of you and david i want to start with the first of all to get your thoughts on the and what sort of conditions on the former president's release is if all of this is standard. it’s president's release is if all of this is standard. it's standard in routine and _ this is standard. it's standard in routine and it _ this is standard. it's standard in routine and it is _ this is standard. it's standard in routine and it is a _ this is standard. it's standard in routine and it is a nonevent. - routine and it is a nonevent. 0bviousiy— routine and it is a nonevent. 0bviousiy a _ routine and it is a nonevent. obviously a big _ routine and it is a nonevent. obviously a big event - routine and it is a nonevent. obviously a big event that i routine and it is a nonevent. i obviously a big event that the president— obviously a big event that the president of— obviously a big event that the presid

bryan lanza. — send it to him. ok. bryan lanza, thank _ send it to him. ok.an lanza, thank you for - send it to him. ok. bryan - lanza, thank you for appearing on the bbc. you can find the complete list of charges and co—defendents on our website bbc.com/news. north korea says the us soldier who crossed illegaly into its territory last month wanted to seek refuge there . this is the country's first public acknowledgement of the soldier being detained. state media says travis king harbored ill feelings towards the us army, and american society in general. private king ran across the heavily fortified border with south korea while on a civilian tour of the area. let's get the latest now and we can go live to jean mackenzie, our correspondent in seoul. the first official confirmation from north korea relating to travis king, what are they saying? it was a month since he made that — across the border and into north korea where he was taken into north korean custody. this morning we have heard the very first time from the north koreans who have released a statemen

let's go back to bryan. bryan, i'm concerned.re you worried about -- because you talked about the response in florida being so robust. are you worried about other areas? talking about eight, nine, ten inches of rain in georgia, and then kind of going through the carolinas. do you mobilize up there next? >> yeah. project dynamo, we're entirely donor funded, we're a rescue organization, we don't do recovery, per se. and we like to operate where the government isn't. so depending on how the governments of georgia and alabama and the surrounding states react and respond, we'll dictate whether or not we search north or not. right now here in florida, there doesn't seem to be a large rescue portion at this time. georgia remains to be seen. but, again, project dynamo.org is where people can go to donate. we are donor funded and rescue organization, so we'll go where help is needed. >> trace: we finally got pj back and i was talking about the high water event this turned out to be pj. what are you looking for in georgia and the areas tha

attorneys for bryan kohberger making a request to the prosecution and a judge weighing in.od morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning, janai. loved ones of one of the murder victims were inside that courtroom as defense attorneys tried to cast doubt on the evidence against bryan kohberger. in the meantime, though, the suspect himself out of his orange jail jumpsuit showing very little emotion in that hearing. quadruple murder suspect bryan kohberger wearing a tie and a blazer entering an idaho courtroom friday for the first time since june. >> all rise. >> reporter: his defense lawyers requesting a pause on the case for more time to review additional evidence and demanding state prosecutors release all details about the investigation into dna samples they say put kohberger directly at the crime scene. >> they have provided full discovery for the sheets, the dna found on the knife sheath, but not the other three unidentified male dna samples. >> reporter: but prosecutors insist they've already given the defense access to everything they have. >> we can't produce something t

the man on the floor was bryan pine a veterinarian.ie and teresa's big brother. >> he was my brother, my best friend, my business partner. >> they grew up together in scott city, kansas. >> we shared bedrooms, we shared clothing, everybody shared. >> brian was the eldest. >> what kind of an older brother was he? >> protective. ornery. >> ornery? >> we were always playing pranks on each other. especially theresa because he didn't take them so well. >> brian was very smart, it was a given. maybe a little too smart. >> i remember turning it to him once and saying, i just want to know what time it is. i don't need to know how the clock was made. >> here's what they got to do growing up in a small town. they joined an organization. a future farmers of america. they raise their special animals, show them up at fairs, and exhibitions. bryan knew from the very beginning that there was one job that he was meant to do. >> i never knew brian not wanting to be a veterinarian. he always said that being a vet was way more difficult than being a doct

right now, bryan ware and his team are shipping almost 2000 packs of crayons per week.h new ovens. volunteers no longer have to painstakingly appeal the paper off of each old crayon. the hot air from the oven forces the papers to fall off. they are then recycled and shredded so there is no waste. executive director ryan ziegler said the plan is to expand beyond plans into lunchboxes and coloring books. >> we are hoping to have more outreach and an operation that will service more children. >> reporter: they are hoping to hire some of their regular volunteers. >> and make me feel good about what we are doing and what we are accomplishing. but we need to do more. we need to become bigger, better, and faster at everything we are doing. >> reporter: to do that, bryan ware will do what he does best, thinking outside of the crayon box. >> today, the crayon initiative is hosting a fundraiser in danville, it starts at noon in madrid ranch. the nonprofit has started a partnership with staples, where people can drop off their old crayons. you can nominate your he >>> an artist kn

aishah. >> aishah: thank you, bryan, in iowa. bring in dan hoffman, former cia station chief and fox news contributor. dan, you know how the chinese work. what's crazy to me is when we think of spying, we think of the chinese spy balloon, think of the chinese stealing our defense secrets. we don't think about corn, soybeans, crops, seeds, things like that. let's pull up the full screen that shows all the way china is spying on us. and you know the ministry of state security is a heck of a lot bigger than the cia here at home. so, what can you tell us about how it's operating here in the homeland and all the things that they are taking from us. >> well, look. the united states economy, our defense industrial base, we are all in the cross hairs of china's ruthless espionage, and agriculture is just the latest example. and it's because china operates a economy and they don't innovate like we do. we have the free market economy. the only out for them is steal our secrets. that's why the j-31 stealth fighter is a carbon copy of the f-

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

bryan llenas with the very latest from fulton county, georgia.. it really turned out to be one actually in retrospect from the 2016 presidential campaign. remember this? >> you can put half of trump supporters in what i called the basket of deplorable. the racist, sexist, homophobic, is islamphobic, you name it. >> martha: fast forward to present day. hillary clinton using similar words to describe the supporters of the former president. watch this. >> when you look at the whole network of people, organizations and money that support of attitudes that trump and those like him express, it is so anti-american in every way. that is what shocks me. because people walk around with flags on, talking about how they support him or one of his want-to-be followers. you know, there's nothing american about rooting against our own team or, you know, undermining the rule of law. >> martha: with that, we bring in tomi lahren, fox news contributor and host of tomi lahren's "fearless." i want to apologize. we're having trouble with jose's signal. we invite him t

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wherever there is need, bryan will go.ne former doj reporter and the other veteran of the afghanistan war helped you and claimed u.s. military command knew isis-k was planning to launch suicide attack at kabul airport and asked taliban for permission to conduct a strike to take attackers out, but the taliban denied request and command abided by the taliban wishing. we abided and this is what took place. >> bryan: yeah, i think i have not seen the intelligence, it is hard to make an assess mean what they knew and didn't, based offlet book and what is indicated about what is in the book. it is incredible damming. it is crazy to say that the taliban are partner in the global war on terrorism somehow doesn't make a whole lot of sense. if intelligence existed, ground commanders should have done things to address the threat or mitigate the threat. a lot of things could have happened, could have pushed the perimeter. this was done at kabul international airport and tehran did not lend itself to that. that is why the u.s. withdraw

as for bryan...been because i guess it's been kind of mixed ? the reaction has been very mixed. there are quite a few people who are excited that this is happening and it's a good blueprint for them. there's also been a colossal amount of hate, which i love. i love every bit of it. i think bryan is a true pioneer. is there not a bit of a risk in what he's doing to himself? there is a concern, we will see what happens to him in the long—term. so far, his numbers look good, he claims to be extremely happy, i think it's an interesting experiment for us to watch. ooh, delicious! the reality is that we know a lot about the science of ageing... squeeze, squeeze, squeeze. ..but the big scientific breakthroughs just aren't there yet, so i guess i come away from this feeling more than ever that it's so important to live your healthiest life, just maybe not quite to the extent of bryanjohnson. lucky us, we exist. let's play the most fun games we can, for as long as we can. hello there. good afternoon. well, it

bryan, kind of following up with what doug raised. that's the framework that medicare advantage is structured and programmed how do you see that contributing to the promotion of long-term fiscal sanity. >> yeah, the sanity in the healthcare policy is a nice change. we don't get it often. the medicare advantage program wee need benchmark reform. . . .t's risk adjusted remembe, bird per beneficiary permonth , so that's a good framework for budgeting . we can debate about what the appropriate capitation or methodology is but we should have those debates . everyone is having those ll debates in medicare advantage . there's article after article about medicare risk adjustment but the general principles of having a population-based budget for the medicare program is something that could allow us to potentially budget for medicare for the first time in office Ãand ever >> doug, you have observations on that. >> that's the single most important thing we can do for medicare. at the moment everyone behaves accordingly and the providers, the dev

i trust bryan. we worked together on the navy staff and a lot of capacities. he has contributed some astounding intellectual thought, giving considerations for not only the navy, but the joint force. the challenges are legion with regards to our competitor, china. i agree we need to be looking at all forms of influence that will prevent a combat environment or crisis that could be devastating for the globe. not just china or strategically owned positions, because if you go after taiwan ultimately what will ensue will lead to the downfall of the chairman and party secretary. and i think he understands -- underestimates this. if you take a look at the correlation of forces, what would ensue with multiple players, there is no real winner in any of this. where we need to invest our time and energy is in prevention, the right kind of thoughts and clear understanding. miscalculation can lead you down paths, spirals, that ultimately might tempt somebody to take a military solution to something that i think would be catastrophic. how do you prevent? you need capabilit

at this time, there is not a specific witness to say where bryan kohberger was at each moment. kohberger was arrested for fatally stabbing four idaho students in their home last november. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty, the trial will begin in october >> ashley: library announcing it will no longer put on a talk by kirk cameron and riley gaines. >> marianne: kim cameron and riley gaines found out their event had been cancelled. moms for liberty organization planned to feature brave books in a meeting room at madison public library. the library will be unable to host the event. the law firm representing cameron is brave books issuing quick response. should you persist in cancellation of this event, it will be unconstitutional religious viewpoint and violation of the alabama constitution. emily jones saying there were security concerns, but not mentioned the event being shut down. the number swelled from 20 to 300. the group failed to apply for event permit and city resources cannot support an event of this size on short notice. cameron's lawyer has given the library u

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good evening, bryan. >> bret, good evening.he fulton county sheriff says he intends to really treat former president donald trump just like any other criminal defendant and that includes a mugshot, unless he is told otherwise. mr. trump must turn himself in by next friday august 25th at noon. >> i make decisions in this office based on the facts and the law. the law is completely nonpartisan. >> fulton county district attorney fani willis, a democrat defending her decision to prosecute former president donald trump and 18 others after they were indicted by a grand jury late monday night. >> it is now the duty of my office to prove these charges. >> trump is facing 13 criminal counts, including violating georgia's antiracketeering or ricco law. if convicted, the law carries a penalty of a minimum of five years in prison, a 25,000s fine, or both. lawyers say georgia's ricco law is unusually broad and in this case could be used to turn defendants against the former president. >> what the prosecution is going to want to do is targe

bryan kohberger. >> they zeroed in on bryan kohberger with tna cell phone and white hyundai elantra islier this month, his attorney attempting to explain their client's whereabouts during the merger saying mr. coburg or has long had a habit of going for drives alone often he would go for drives at night. >> while the motions pile up, the families are waiting for justice. >> the most important notion for the family is the the schedule. i think that is all the other motions with the schedule ought to release at the guideline for the time frames on how things happened during the trial. >> and for now, the trial is still slated to start early october, but today, the defense could learn if they will gain access to the additional dna information that they have been looking for, guys. >> kayna, thank you, kayna. microsoft executive execution-style with young daughter and the backs seat of the car and his wife charged with the murder. good morning to you trevor ault. >> note utterly horrific murder of the person who pulled the trigger investment authorities have stressed from the beginning of

. >> brian: that's why bryan llenas is outside the jail complex, brian?od morning, former president donald trump is expected to turn himself in for arrest some time this evening here at the fulton county jail. the area around the jail will be put into a hard lockdown. that includes a temporary no fly zone in this area. now, the sheriff says ultimately that he plans on treating the former president just like he would any other criminal defendant, and that includes the expectation that he will take the first presidential mugshot in history. now, trump's looming legal battles, well they played prominently last night. at the fox news debate in milwaukee. >> if former president trump is convicted in a court of law, would you still support him as your party's choice? please raise your hand if you would. [cheers] >> now, every candidate raised their hand except for former arkansas governor asa hutchinson you saw former new jersey governor chris christie put his hand halfway up ultimately he said he would support trump there was this heated exchange between forme

. >> trace: fox team coverage with brian foley and phil holloway, but bryan is in riverhead, new york. what can we expect in court today? >> trace, good afternoon. right now this preliminary hearing is expected to start right now. we know that the suffolk county district attorney and his team have made their way inside of that courtroom. we also know that neighbors that lived in rex heuermann's neighborhood in massapequa park, long island have made their way in, as well as the family of some of the victims, including the sister of melissa barthelmy, the first victim whose remains were found in 2010, and the fourth victim that prosecutors say they are confident they'll be able to link and eventually charge rex heuermann with that death. cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom but we have that live feed of the hallway and rex heuermann was brought in through a secure area. the jail is directly behind this courthouse. he's been in that jail for over two weeks now. and we are told this hearing should not take long. defendants don't normally speak during this hearing. this is the firs

bryan llenas is live on long island in riverhead, new york. bryan. >> good afternoon.y says that they are distraught and in complete shock over his arrest heuermann himself has been sitting in a jail for over the last two weeks where according to the sheriff he seems very comfortable but is on suicide watch. today heuermann will be walked through a secure area from this jail directly to the courthouse for a preliminary hearing at 2:00 p.m. today and appear before the judge presiding over his trial for the first time. the suffolk county district attorney says the appearance won't take long and ordinarily defendants don't speak. he pleaded not guilty for the murders of three women. his wife, who has filed for divorce, reportedly says she has anxiety and the ordeal is especially hard on their special needs adult son. the wife's attorney says investigators tore through the family home. >> it was traumatic. to leave a house in one state and return to have everything from couches cut open to bathtubs sliced apart to walls broken into. >> new photos obtained by the "new york

my colleague bryan llenas pressed on what happened? >> i don't work that system, i will not speculate. next question. >> moved on to the next question there. trump attorney alina habba was on sean hannity last night and said none of the defendants received advance notice and learned about them watching the news that unfolded overnight. the da is giving the defendants until noon on august 25 to turn themselves in voluntarily. back to you, guys. >> steve: and might get mug shotted at that. >> yes, the sheriff says the current plan is mr. trump and all defendants will receive mug shots as they would handle any other defendant. fulton county jail right now is being investigated by the justice department, they are investigating the conditions there after the death of an inmate and so there is obviously negotiations, especially in mr. trump's case with the secret service. we'll see if he is booked for the traditional process. >> steve: we will indeed. thank you very much. dial in former acting attorney general under donald trump, mat matthew

sandra and bryan randall had been together for eight years.ll when he photographed her son's birthday. later that year they officially became a couple. this morning his family revealing the sad news that randall passed over the weekend following a three year battle with als. bryan chose early to keep his journey with als private and those of us who cared for him did the best to honor his request. we are grateful for tireless doctors who navigated the landscape of this illness with us and the astounding nurses who became our roommates often sacrificing their own families to be with ours. he was just 57. bullock addressed their family dynamic during a december 2021 appearance on red table talk. >> i found the love of my life. we share two beautiful children, three children, his older daughter. best thing ever. so i don't want to say do it like i do it, but i don't need a paper to be a devoted partner, a devoted mother. he's the example i would want my children to have. i have a partner who is very christian. there's two different ways of looking

i think this is the problem that bryan lanza just missed bryan la nza just missed entirely.republicans are seeing it, but the majority of the country disagrees with that position. in fact, the same polec came out today shows that independents are decidedly against mr trump's ambitions for precisely the same reasons that democrats see problems with this with legal trouble, and having the president either being convicted or potentially being convicted or potentially being convicted or potentially being convicted in being elected to the white house. so while it is true that he has consolidated his base within the republican party, he is dramatically alienating independents and democrats, and moderate republicans. to the point where he is entering this race in a worse position than any presidential nominee in recent history.— recent history. let's talk about some _ recent history. let's talk about some of _ recent history. let's talk about some of the - recent history. let's talk about some of the voter| about some of the voter specifically women voters here. because a june poll

bryan kohberger is inside of the courtroom and his defense team is arguing.ng to the genetic genealogy the prosecution alleges it used to tie bryan kohberger to the crime scene. kohberger is also challenging the validity of the grand jury indictment, while the prosecution is pushing the defense for more information on that alibi that kohberger provided in court documents earlier this month alleging that at the time of the murders he was out driving alone. the prosecution wants to know more information about that. the prosecution also accusing the defense of stalling these proceedings, asking the court for a clear schedule, and that clarity very much on the minds of the families of the victims. we have a statement issued prior to the proceedings from the family of 21-year-old kaylee goncalves saying quote, they're hopeful that the judge will begin making some decisive and necessary decisions on the multiple motions filed regarding discovery, the alibi, filing deadlines in order to keep this case on track for trial in october, especially since the defendant has

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bryan llenas at the scene. first, however, you had hunter biden's ex-business partner sitting down for a marathon interview. what he revealed about the biden brand and how the first son went about selling that here at home and around the world. good morning, it's tuesday, august, too, by the way. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: bill's favorite month. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." that was quite a thing yesterday. we'll cover all the angles. one of the key phrases was the illusion of access. that's what devon archer told lawmakers hunter biden was selling. >> bill: archer says hunter repeatedly put his dad on the speakerphone while off with clients all over the world. he witnessed that more than 20 times over the course of a decade. >> dana: he says it was a big part of how hunter called clients on the biden brand. does it qualify as a smoking gun? >> bill: democrats pointed out archer said biden never talked business with his son's clients. republicans say the evidence is piling up. >> every day t