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lee, group, sage byron, winning to nell base day at the top of their group. and other german club labor crews in had a good evening against a spanish side to feeding athletic homer dread. and a 3rd german team, frankfort slipped past mar, say, now last year's champions, league runners of liverpool to feed it. i ax it says update office hours, a change for the business lines coming up next with my colleague christy plots. and i'm claire richardson in berlin for the team here. thank you so much for watching thing. so i'm just kinda, i got tagged and in the end is a me, you are not allowed to see you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this.

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elizabeth: did they do a good job reimagining public safety, byron? i said, that does not age very well. you know, crime ask a huge issue because one, it's going up. people are in greater danger and two, you know, there has been a proliferation of cameras everywhere and we tend to actually see many crimes being committed. it really dramatizes this fact. you know, the fact that a lot of democrats did want to defund the police or to reduce the funding of police or to change the practices of police so that mental health workers, social workers were sent to crime scenes instead of police officers, all that is exactly true and the other thing that you started your question with is, there is absolutely no doubt that inflation is the most important issue to the most voters right now. elizabeth: we got this too. the associated press said more than a million voters in 43 states have left the democrat party, carol, for the gop party especially in the suburbs where swing voters like independents often sway elections. almost half of registered voters consider the

this is marsh creek road between byron highway and cellars avenue. we will get a look at the bay bridge coming up. > >> san francisco celebrated theg the groundbreaking of its firste housing project for teachers. the building is on 43rd avenue. > >> it will provide 135 new homes for district employees, educators and their families earning between $35,000 and $150,000 will be eligible. construction is expected to be finished by 2024 but many educators are calling it quits for a variety of reasons. a teacher in south san francisco reached a turning point and came came to the decision. >> everyone thinks i am crazy and guess what? they are right. >> reporter: there is nothing but crazy love when jackie walks jackie walks into a classroom. [ [ cheering & applause ] >> reporter: even when she is no no nonsense. >> you have to be responsible. >> reporter: it does not take long to realize how popular she is. everywhere she goes, she gets a hero's welcome with high-fives, hugs and shout outs. outs. their smiling faces say il it all. >> she is always happy. s

there isn't one. >> bret: that's the point, byron.s iran deal, nuclear deal they say they are speaking out about protests but they still want the nuclear deal. >> absolutely. these are really fundamental protests. these are we do not to live in islamic theocracy. the protests take an extraordinary amount of courage for people to be engaged in and, yes, the president spoke about it at the united nations but it really was pretty tepid. a lot of republicans are talking about the green revolution, what obama did when biden was vice president. so, the fact is you are going to here a lot from the political opposition saying that president biden is just kind of laying low, soft peddling what is going on in iran because he so wants this deal. and that's not going to go away. >> bret: all right. up on capitol hill. republicans are putting forward an agenda officially tomorrow. but met with all the republicans today. politico says kevin mccarthy reaches for the g.o.p.'s brass ring. a unifying agenda nearly two years after they first shared thei

a couple of times bought byron clenched the when i was take a look at some of the scores from tuesdays champions league group stage buyer and winning at 2. now they stay at the top of their group, another german club, labor crews, and had a good evening against a spanish side defeating asked i to let it go. madrid and a 3rd, a german team, frankfort slipped past mar, say, last year's champions. league runners up liverpool to heat it. i ax just before we go, let's get a remind her of our top story at this hour. ukrainian troops have recaptured more territory as they drive russian forces out of the eastern harkey region. they're pushing into it, don bass, where battles are raging for several strategically important towns keeps as its forces are also reclaiming previously occupied territory in the south at your news update apis. our coming up next. is it doc film with a look at the women who choose to freeze their eggs to propose postpone having a child until later? and claire richardson in berlin from the team working behind the scenes. thank you so much for watching interest in the glob

osburg came away with local bragging rights when they stunned perennial, but as they had champions byron munich, one mill in the 59th minute mer game, berry shaw, fired in from close range. and that was all the scoring out work would need a free kick. took a lucky bounce off the jago sy in berry show, was there to do the rest. byron's goalkeeper, manuel, noisier, almost equalize inter medic fashion with just seconds ago. but his counterpart, rough fall, cambridge, made a fantastic save of his header as a result buyer and miss their chance to retake top spot in the table. okay, let's take a look at all the results from this weekend's bonus that matches so far so lot. glad bock took down leipzig and saturdays late game. there are those alex bergen dorman victories. leave her cousins, share the spoils of breyman. frankfurt. featured guard on friday mines drew with her to berlin on sunday, when young berlin take on valves for beau. hm. battle cologne and hoffen haim will face fryeburg meanwhile, and the woman's bundis legal defending champions. vowels fur got their campaign off to a great st

for byron, byron looked a safe bet after he brought jama lucy, others nifty footwork made it to one just before the hour mark. but a 92nd minute penalty. hannah shit got a lifeline. in fabric finish from 0 gerace st. traveling fans home, happy by and stay top, but that may change after sundays. games returning to air, our top story, we're following for you russian troops or withdraw 5 key areas of ukraine's hockey region. after keys said its army had made sweeping games. their brushes defense ministry, said it soldiers would leave, is drove an volusia to instead concentrate on fighting in the don bas, reach an extra g w reporter. stick around for that with more at the top of the hour yet. ah my when you work as an architect like go all in or not at all women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger public.

minutes. 3 nill it ended a comfortable 1st day at the office for rosa. raining bonus lake champions byron continue their wobbly form on matched a 6 as visitors to guard, grabbed a late point to make it 3 straight draws for by an byron looked a safe bet asset about lucy. allah's nifty footwork made it to one just before the hour. but a 92nd minute penalty heritage def got a lifeline and emphatic finish from 0. your asi cent traveling fans home by him stay top. but that may change after sunday's games. the top winners at the venice international film festival have been announced. the golden lion for best film goes to laura poor trough for her documentary, all the beauty and the bloodshed centers around america's opioid crisis. and the company that makes oxy content cate blanchett, one best actress for her role in tar a psychological drama. am collin ferrel, one best actor for the black comedy drama, the band cheese of in a share. but like, i don't know if we thought it was the theme, of course none. hold a candle to the w news, but unfortunately weren't part of the festival. thanks. anyway

on saturday, byron unit drew for the 2nd street weekend. after being held at union, leave a quiz and last at home to fly in fryeburg, frankfort smash leipzig and dorman started the match day with the wind back on friday. and here's how the bonus league table looks 5 weeks into the season. fryeburg are top for only the 2nd time ever endorsement on gold difference, byron or off the pace in 3rd. after their draw with when you own on saturday mines are up to the hetty heights of 5th in the bottom half had to have risen above struggling leave. accusing with bull, whom bringing up the rear much for stopping has moved a step closer to a 2nd street formula, one title after winning his home race. in the netherlands, the red bull driver overtook lose hamilton late in the race to seal victory with hamilton le seething by his own team strategy or strategy call. ah dutch formula, one fans came out in force for their home grown pre. the fans in sanford were there to see one man and max for stop and got away clean from po, position the dutchman. and when

byron york is a fox news contributor.n't too fired up about the james taylor experience those young people at the white house, byron. in all seriousness it was a strange day to have a celebration of the inflation reduction act on a day that number came out and they knew that number was coming out. it is there for all of us to know. the calendar sets it. >> what did senator kramer say, beyond tone deaf? it was. and the extraordinary thing about this, you are absolutely right. they knew these numbers were coming out but democrats in the past month or so we've all seen this, have felt an increasing sense of optimism about their chances in the upcoming mid-term elections. they thought inflation was going down and that would help them. they thought they could use the abortion decision by the supreme court against republicans. they may be able to do that. and they thought that the renewed attention to president trump with the whole justice department investigation, all that would help them and perhaps mean not only would they n

what does she stand for, byron and why is she taking so much heat? you are just hearing is a classic social conservative point of view. you hear it in the united states all the time. italy is a country with plunging fertility rates, with great concern about migration which has remade life in parts of europe. this is a standard conservative concern about some of the things that are going on. you hear in the united states a lot of concern about education albuquerque -- elites. >> she was -- the strands of brexit linger throughout europe. i think we can agree on that. if you are taking orders from bru brussels. italy was racked by covid. the canary in the coal mine for the rest of the continent of europe. here she is three years ago talking about topic of family. >> bill: put the hammer down there. here is how the media reacts. cnn, italy's most far right prime minister since mussolini. italy's fascist. women can be just as awful as men and it goes from there to npr and foreign policy italy's far right wins. how do you see that? >> well remember that a

byron york, byron, you know, the president's numbers have been in the gutter for a year now.usly bad news this close to the midterm elections, but also a lot of reporting on whether or not people can actually trust the polls. so when you read this, what do you take away? >> well, i think in a national sense the numbers are probably pretty accurate, not in a, you'll see several polls in individual states that turn out to have been a big problem, but you have to remember, a number of our presidential polls in the last few elections nationally have actually been fairly close to where the vote turned out. the terrible number for joe biden in this poll is that his job approval rating is 39%, which is really low. he had been having a little bump lately, appears that might be over and you are right, when they asked democrats, would you like to see joe biden or somebody else be the party's nominee in 2024, only 35% said joe biden. >> jacqui: do you think the president's language in that "60 minutes" interview a couple weeks ago, just an intention to run again and whether it happens o

so, this latest, byron, miranda is alleging there was an fbi cover-up.id not supervise the investigation of hunter biden, handled by the baltimore field office, in particular he was not involved in any decision related to any laptop that may be at issue in this investigation and did not seek to close the investigation. >> well, we just have a factual conflict here. miranda divine describes a meeting, october 23, 2022, 11 days before the election, the fbi -- >> gillian: five-hour long meeting. >> the fbi interviews tony, the former hunter biden business partner who knows a lot about biden's business dealings and her allegation here is that agent thibault basically memory holed the whole thing, kind of went away, after the new york post had published its account of some of what was on his laptop. and it's also after the big social media companies, especially facebook and twitter had suppressed that information. so now if you have the two media companies doing this, and you have the fbi kind of suppressing this whole story, it stays quiet until after the el

byron, what about this?re is an element here that these are humans that are traveling the country. this is a political move. but it's also something that does get attention. yes, a lot of republicans had been worried. they were frustrated that the crisis on the border was not getting enough attention and this gets a lot of attention. as for the fact that these are human beings and should be treated humanely and should be taken care of if they are in the united states, you have to remember the biden administration has been moving illegal border crossers into other cities around the country. we received reports of airplanes landing in the middle of the night at west chester county airport in new york. we have seen reports of dozens of flights arriving in jacksonville, florida. earlier this year nbc reported that the biden administration actually had a plan to relocate illegal crossers to many cities inside the united states. so, i think what the border state governors have done is to just push this problem int

maria: well we've got the midterms 43 days away byron we've got new, in this abc news poll as welcome in terms of democrats, and republicans, but with do you think inflation, do you think the economy and a recession we are expecting to deepen in 2023 is going to send voters out and vote republican? how do you see things playing out? >> well i think there is no doubt a minute over summer a lot of democrats were abouting more optimistic thought abortion ruling from supreme court would be a bike, big boost for them but absolutely no doubt inflation the economy are the biggest issues in the voters' minds republicans have a big lead on those one more important number in that new poll the president biden's job approval rating is 39%. so if biden had any boost in last month or so, that appears to be going away. and i have been a broken record on this a president's job approval rating is single best indicator of how this is party is going to do in midterms, a president with job approval rating 39% losses seats in the house. maria: pardon to believe people consider abortion more important than

great to have you on, byron, and great to see you.nk you for joining us. >> john: thank you, sandra. >> sandra: john, a lot more coming up on that. >> john: congressman ro khanna from california will be with us, talking up the economy and downplaying inflation and he's one of the democrats that wants to see him run in 2024? a little bit of a surprise over the weekend when biden said well, not sure i'm there yet. >> sandra: if i could add one thing to that, prepping to speak to him as well and other guests today, i pulled some of these, like a reality check on what americans are living through right now, still 60% say they are living paycheck to paycheck. more americans than ever, record high holding two full-time jobs in this country. the average american household spending $460 a month on inflation right now. just -- that's just the recent hike in prices that we are living through and mortgage rates are going up. now topping 6% for the 30-year fixed rate. this is a tough economic environment for most americans, john. >> john: no ques

byron? >> our thanks to ginger.my friend. >>> there is turmoil and chaos across russia as vladimir putin's new military draft unleashes fury, protest, and flight from the country. some waiting up to 50 hours in traffic to cross the russian border into neighboring georgia. more than a quarter of a million russians are estimated to have left. others taking to the streets in protest. here is abc's tom sophie burrage. . >> reporter: the road to freedom is a short distance but a long and arduous path. miles and miles of cars snaking along the russia-georgia border, where russian men and their families are desperate to cross oer. fearing they could be forced to fight in ukraine under putin's new military draft that could enlist 300,000 civilians. georgia now threatening to close its border, which normally can only be crossed in a vehicle. at one point today, te authorities allowing people to enter on foot because the crowds were so large. this man saying it took him three days to get to georgia from moscow. and reports th

>> reporter: good evening, byron.ight at buckingham palace, still hundreds people are gathering outside the palace to say good-bye. i would describe the mood as quietly contemplative. people are kind of shuffling past, wanting to be here, to say good-bye to this queen, 80% of britons have only known one monarch, it is queen elizabeth. many want to catch a glimpse of the proclamation put up on the gates, simply that she had died at balmoral and the king and queen consort will return here tomorrow. for the mourning and outpouring of grief there will be, because there was a very strong connection between queen elizabeth and her people. she would have liked the simplicity of that proclamation that was put on the gates there. tomorrow, for the very first time, britons will hear from their new king, king charles iii. byron? >> thank, james. queen elizabeth was just 25 years old when she ascended to the throne. she died upholding a promise she made as a young princess, that all of her life would be devoted to service. for ov

yeah, i think domestically in germany, probably byron unit is the best bet to really slow them in their tracks. they've been developing a nice little arms race in the last couple of years, making big signings pushing one another. and byron or the only team in the last really decade or so that of also won the title besides will spirit. so this summer's european championships was high watermark for, for women's football. can the buddhist lead actually build on that this, this momentum? i mean, i think to a certain degree, it already has, as we've seen, the 1st match just ended and it was played in front of 23000 fans that a record. that's a record that nearly doubled the record with which was said almost a decade ago. so we're already seeing a large leap, but i think what really needs to happen is it's not just these big occasional moments, but there needs to be investment and attention throughout the week for every game and even lower down in the league. but so far, i think we've had a pretty good start. and you sure. before we go, the countdown is on to europe's biggest policy. now what

byron york on that. >> john: and the justice department goes more in-depth about what was taken in the raid on mar-a-lago. but does this justify the unprecedented actions of the fbi? >> i frankly am skeptical of the claim i declassified everything. frankly, i think it's highly improbable, and it shows such recklessness it's almost worse than taking the documents. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! woman tc: my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. doctor tc: ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. man tc: my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. son tc: mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. song: a1c down with rybelsus® anncr vo: in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than the leading branded pill. anncr vo: rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. anncr vo: don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neo

joining me now washington examiner columnist, a terrific writer and examiner, byron york.czar. that is what the boston herald says. the same john kerry, at one point they own five luxury homes, a private jet. now telling nations in africa do not invest in clean burning natural gas projects? >> well, it is true. john kerry is rich, his wife is a billionaire. here is the problem here. a huge number of africans, 600 million, 43% of the population do not have electricity. they need electricity. quickest way to get that is with natural gas. in the united states, a shift from generating electricity with coal to generating with natural gas has led to a huge decline in emissions in the united states. down 32% between the year 2005 and 2019. that is because of the switchover to natural gas. if you are concerned about emissions, it has been enormous help. this is what john kerry does not want people to do in africa. why? they should wait and use renewables and add fewer emissions in the future. meanwhile, they have no electricity now. >> this private jet is pumping out the hundred m

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john. >> john: bring in florida republican congressman byron donalds. good to see you.erday where he ripped so-called maga republicans but is being careful, dialing it back a little bit not to paint all republicans with the same brush. >> i've been able to work with mainstream republicans my whole career but the extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate and division. but together we can and we must choose a different path. >> john: also said in the speech that america has been able to overcome challenges because it is a nation of unity, of hope, of optimism. and that's something he pledged during his inaugural address, i'm wondering in the last 18 months, where has the unity, hope and the optimism been for a united america. >> there is no unity, joe biden does not want unity. he wants to bend the knee to his agenda. the senate democrats want you to do the same. they don't want competition, they don't want debate, they want to actually skwelch and put down free speech. they are working with social security companies to

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thank you so much, byron. thank you, congressman. >> absolutely, any time. >> steve: all right.ing up on 7:30 here in the east, you are looking live right now at the north of london just one of the suburban towns whereas you can see, see that bank of flowers to the right and you can see prince william and princess kate and they are reviewing the flowers and we understand they may also go over, we saw some people to the screen left area, well wishers as the tributes continue for queen elizabeth ii. and there you can see them just -- there is just an absolute mountain of flowers as william leans over to pick up one. perhaps there is a sentiment. >> ainsley: probably reading some of the little notes. the children's notes are so sweet and cute to the queen. have to be very touching to know that all of this is for his grandmother. >> brian: they are on the job. and be out there monday. more "fox & friends" in a moment. ♪ they support us. they protect us, and we have to protect them and their families as well. you saved so many lives that day. where were you when the towers came down?

ringback ah, champions league football now and the return of barcelona rob, relevant dog ski, the former byron munich star to his old stomping grounds in unit. oh, dorski continues to be a masterful goal scorer, but after a scoreless 1st half wired, managed a pair of goals and the 1st 10 minutes after the break. the 1st a header from lucas hernandez. ivan dorski came close a couple of times bought by iron clinched the when. before we go, a reminder of our top story at this hour. ukrainian troops have recaptured more territory as they drive russian forces out of the eastern harkey region. they're pushing into dawned bass, where battles are raging for several strategically important towns heaves as its forces are also reclaiming previously occupied territory in the south at whose update i am clare richardson and her land 3 the team. thank you so much for watching. ah. enjoying the view and come take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe now closely. ah.

ouch berg would need a free cake made for a lucky a says stand, boucher was there to do the rest. byron's goalkeeper, manuel noah almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds ago. but his counterpart ref elk eco, which made a fantastic reflex save as a result via miss their chance to retake top spot on the table. you're watching d. w. news coming up next. these world stories are michael o'con bye for now. the w's crime fighters are back a little bit in the africa. most successful radio drama series continues them all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d, w, afro.

a match. de 6 as visitor stood, got grabbed a lay point to make it 3 straight draws for byron. by and looked a safe bet after jabar lucy, allah's nifty footwork made it to one just before the hour mark. but a 92nd minute penalty. heritage dakota, lifeline. an emphatic finish from she wrote your rossi sent traveling fans home, happy by and say top. but that may change after sundays gains and speaking of, let's have a look at match day sick scoreboard so far. we have life sick and by on straw off. and i am beat mine's algebra was a winner away from home, as was loveless, book in the capital. it was at abilene to laver, cozen to an on sunday. both unknown and fryeburg have a chance to move in the 1st place and checking out some other sports stories, making headlines, formula one, driver, shaw clara has taken pole position for sunday's italian grand prix. i'm ferrari's home track, mercedes, george russell. qualified 2nd the last time the claire an ferrari started on pole at the bones. a ras race track was in 2018 and he won. there was a record breaking speed on the water at a grand

when you're on berlin, at the very top, now a proud day for the berlin club, then at fryeburg and byron munich after their draw with stuttgart, fell 2 3rd, looking at the very bottom of the li abraham, have yet to earn a point lever kuza and her daughter are just above them in their allegation zone, to formula one now and the italian grand prix where max for stop and move closer to wrapping up a 2nd straight f one drivers championship. he was well down the starting great at the beginning of sunday's race, but made short work of taking the lead and that is where he stayed. a head of the racing at italy's temple of speed, the feeble demands a race track. the question was, could italian team ferrari and charles laclare keep mac spur? stop him from taking the checkered flag. laclare started 1st, 1st stop and 7th. but red bulls 1st stop and had won the last 4 races in a row. and before long he was passing mercedes george russell to take over 2nd place. and the pressure was on ferrari to make good decisions. but this is where it all went wrong or risking pit stop during a virtual safety car s

let's take a look now at the full set of bonds. leah results for matched a 5 on saturday, byron munich drew for the 2nd straight weekend after being held at when you own labor, cruise in loss, at home to a flying fi book, frankfurt, smash, leipzig and dorman started the match day with a win back on friday. and here's how the buns league table looks 5 weeks into the season. for i book our top for only the 2nd time ever edging door on, on goal difference by an are off the pace in 3rd after their draw with when you and on saturday minds are up to the hetty heights of 5th in the bottom half had to have risen above struggling labor. cozen with bull hm. bringing up the rear and his reminder of the top story we're following for you at this, our new cranes prime minister visits berlin on a mission for bigger weapons. germany says it's boosting support for ki, if you're watching the news live from berlin, stay tuned for our religious affairs program. faith matters for me and the entire team here in berlin. thanks for watching an interest in the global economy. our portfolio d. w. business beyon

and maricia was there to do the rest. byron's goalkeeper manuel noise almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds ago, but his counterpart rougher l giga, which made a fantastic reflex save as a result buyer and miss their chance to retake top spot on the table. some boxing news now. mexican canal low alvarez defeated cause it's donnie rival ganette, a golf gain by unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middleweight world title canal. as victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial drawn, the 1st fight over as one the 2nd on a split decision. however, in their 3rd meeting on saturday canal had a clear cut victory. his opponent simply said to day can hello was better in a bit of different sports related news. the special olympics got some help in an unusual way to raise funds. the annual plane poll took place in the u. s. at dulles international airport. and it's exactly what it sounds like. teams competed to pull an airliner along the tarmac. the plain pole has been going on since 1992, and it's raised mor

i was there to do the rest. byron's gold people, manuel noise almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds to go. but his counterpart, rafael gay coach, made a fantastic save of his header as a result buyer and miss their chance to retake top spot in the table. all right, let's have a look now at all the results from this weekend's buddhist league matches so far. glad boxed so down leipzig and saturdays late game. there are those alex bergen doors on victory's liver cousin share the spoils with breyman frankfurt, beached guard on friday. mines drew with her to berlin and on sunday, when you on berlin, take on both fork. bonham battle cologne and hoffen haim faced fryeburg in the women's wound, us legal descending champions, vowels fork got their campaign off to a great start on the opening matched a easily beating as sent for nell eva by your opened the scoring with 14 minutes gone. the polish forward took advantage of poor defending from essence and hammered home in style and pie. you are also bagged the final gold 20 minutes from time after some slapstick from the s and defe

ouch berg would need a free kick made for a lucky a says stand, boucher was there to do the rest. byron's goalkeeper, manuel neu, up almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds ago, but his counterpart ref elk eco, which made a fantastic reflex save as a result by and missed their chance to retake top spot. on the table, you're watching d. w. news coming up next. these world stories are michael o'con. my for now. the double use crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues from them. all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's facebook page and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in now a vibrant habitat lu ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea. he had muster and to follow a dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting people on hearing their dreams of mediterranean journey this week on d. w. ah, this week unwell stories? ukraine, the fear of radiation. afghanistan with a tele comes hunger. we begin, however, in great b

the break, the 1st, a header from lucas hernandez, of endowed sky came close a couple of times, but byron rolled it to the victory is a look at some of the scores from tuesday's champions league group stage buyer and winning to nil. they stay at the top of their group, another german club of labor who's in had a good evening against a spanish side defeating athletic o madrid. and a 3rd german team. frankfort slipped past marcell last year's champions. league runners up at liverpool. defeated. i am watching d. w. news. her business news is up next with christy plants and i will see you tomorrow with every jenny some of the prizes. we've done all out. give you some test one day indian.

william byron was making a move that's byron and the white car, reeling in logano and taking the leadwas elliot going spending the first stage ended under caution by stage to kyle busch, who had taken the league nutrition started to be a factor as the race was about two thirds finished. kevin harvick's car catches fire is able to get out without incident but ended up all the way back in 33rd place off a restart. it was eric jones, who took the lead, then held on for the win. it was just the third win of jones career. it was the first time a non playoff driver has won the first event of the 10 race playoff. mcdonagh right now is the overall points leader. that's not how they plan it when one of the non playoff guys wins in the playoff races, but might as well done here, throw a wrench into things. things happen. alright, joe. thank you. coming up at 11 urgent calls for everyone to conserve power or run the risk of seeing safety power shutoffs during this week's excessive heat. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm cristi

stuart: look who is here, byron york is with us. the decline of inflation. are you with me on this? >> republican senator kramer called and beyond tone deaf, hard to understand what was going on here because the so-called inflation reduction act is not going to reduce inflation but this appeared to be a democratic doubling down on the idea that it would. nancy pelosi said the bill was, quote, beautifully named. nobody made any mention of the fact that just that morning we got news that inflation was going to be a persistent high-level problem that won't go away anytime soon and at the same time the markets in the act of plunging. the dow jones industrial average would go down 276 points. if you can imagine a worse time for partying you couldn't do it. stuart: it fell very flat with everybody i know. another one, senator lindsey graham proposed a nationwide ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. not every republican is on board. if the republicans are split does that hurt them on this issue going into the midterms? >> it could

joining us now is florida congressman byron donalds. thank you so much for joining us. talk to us about what's going on now and your straight. this is distressing footage. >> thank you, it is dices tressaing and our search and rescue -- distressing and our service connected and have rescue teams are out doing that and our first responders are out moving through the district doing what they can to number one assess damage and help people and figure out what needs to be repaired immediately. and the electrical grid is going to take -- needs major repairs and early estimates are it's going to take a few weeks to get the grid completely back up online because we're not just talking about reattaching downed lines. there's really parts of the grid that have to be reconstructed. obviously people have seen today the pictures of the sanibel causeway, that been obliterated by the storm and some elements of property damage which you were just showing on the shots s previously. elizabeth: congressman, there's flash flood warning in parts of florida and tornadoes were spun up and bo

joining us now is congressman byron donalds and his district includes lee county where the sheriff thisning said there are hundreds of fatalities. congressman, the governor would not confirm those fatalities. are you in a position to say what's really going on with fatalities in lee county? >> we now -- i know of one confirmation. i can't confirm the others. we do have reports of pieces of equipment being moved into the area for potential fatalities in the hundreds and right now i can't confirm it. stu: what damage are you seeing? i'm talking about ft. meyers because it seemed to have taken the worst of it. >> yeah, basically anything from bonita beach all the way going north through cape coral has heavy damage. one of the iconic restaurants on bonita beach, dock's beach house is blown out completely. centerville causeway, 50 feet of the causeway has been completely destroyed. we have a sinkhole that formed under the maclashae bridge and made the island completely unreachable right now and there's other devastation and having issues to deliver water throughout the county and may have to

by 18 minutes to whim, in the woman's in the women's buddhist, legal, byron munich have notched up their 1st win of the season, having only taken one point from their opening game. last season's runners up knew they needed to get the job done this time act. and they left nothing to chance against framing. after a goal is draw on the opening day by and finally school. their 1st goal of the season on the stroke of half time against breyman, julia quinn's corner sailed in unchallenged. to give the bavarian the lead. raymond keeper, anika baba, $11.00 to watch that one. again bobo redeemed herself early in the 2nd half though she made a flying save to keep georgia stan ways shot out and the deficit to one go. but by intense hammering away at the brakeman defense, and with 5 minutes to go, linda dolman sets up your vanna donovan. the serbian striker was clearly delighted to open her account for the season. and dowman went from provider to gold score in the 90 minutes, unleashing a rocket to seal the victory. there was nothing more that could do about this one. down on strike, curled into the

and byron munich are held to another buddhist league of draw this time by fast, rising munoz barely, and we'll bring you all the goals and more. ah, i'll nick spicer, welcome to the program. ukraine's prime minister is visiting berlin after months of frosty relations with germany. denise denis mile is shaw hall for forgive me is meeting with chance or olaf, schultz and other officials to push for more in heavier weapons from berlin. ch mahal has offered to sent germany more electricity across the recently linked grid from its nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. for its part, germany recently announced a new 200000000 dollar aid package to help cranes internally displaced people and a major boost to its military aid and weapons catalog. you know, has a, has been following a story for us and joins me now in the studio. so nina, relations are a little bit warmer now. after months of frosting us. would you say it is hard to call them frosty? because of course, there was a very big outpour of solidarity here in germany from day one. and there was n

and byron munich are held to another bonus. lee, good, draw this time by fast rising union. berlin will bring you all the goals and more. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. the death toll continues to rise in pakistan from devastating floods. authorities report that at least another 50 deaths in the deluge hit send province in recent days. more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. satellite imagery shows the scale of the flooding which has effected about a 3rd of the country. there are now concerns the countries crop of weak could be wiped out affecting food supplies. officials say the record monsoon reins and melting glaciers are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appealed for more international aid and the country's largest charity, the 80 foundation. as urged the government to reverse a ban on many international n g o z to allow them to help. the evidence of former lives lie scattered throughout this vast rural area. now under water, these used to be people's homes, but now i largely submerged or

will: congressman byron donalds, great to have you. rachel: he is a star.n the republican party, great communicator, so much common sense. pete: i want to start with this. a billionaire heiress is kidnapped while out for a morning run. police say 34-year-old eliza fletcher jogging your -- she was abducted and forced into a midsize dark-colored suv friday morning. after her disappearance memphis police towed her family's white vehicle parked in front of their home, investigators received labeling affair of garden shears and computer is evidence. the family is offering a $50,000 reward. nasa's artemis one is gearing up to head to the moon. the unmanned rocket is scheduled to blast off later today between 2:17 and 4:17 p.m. . the spacecraft set to launch monday but had a delay because of engine problems, the goal is to complete a full lunar orbit and return home by october 11th. now to the u.s. open, serena williams finishing the final tournament of her career in front of a sold-out crowd friday, serena says she will move to the next phase of her life but than