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so, carly, how could that impact this race? >> look, rf kennedy's -- to how many ballots he can get on across the country. north carolina in particular is a state that the china administration has been targeting as a pickup state. joe biden lost by fewer than 2 points in that state in 2020 and if rfk junior ultimately is successful in getting on that state, it is something that is going to be -- you will be difficult for the biden campaign because, you know, rfk is pulling -- but the china ministration is real concerned about this and so, you know, there is an effort to counter this narrative but it certainly will make things troublesome for democrats in north carolina if he said is successful. >> sandra: lee, how about you? how does impact biden and trump rfk getting another ballot? >> i think it actually impacts -- one of the big things of looking at it rfk junior is pulling from both sides but in particular his pulling from the left and his got evp peck who is very antiwar. and he will pick up a lot of those pro-palestinian,

they showed a skyline -- will: they showed phoenix, and carly said chicago.l: she's chicago -- pete: there were giant mountains in the background. [laughter] sorry, carly. will: let us guess for a few seconds before we put up which city it is. all right -- pete: go for it. will: after you, sir. pete: whatever you want. will: okay. joe biden is scheduled to announce a student loan, a renewal of, another attempt at a student loan forgiveness plan. now, some of these have been successful under executive authority. one, a sweeping, broad one was struck down by the supreme court of the united states as an overreach of executive in order. but -- authority. but tomorrow he's set to announce if another, and he's going to do it while he's in wisconsin. important swing state. most polls show that biden is, he's bleeding voters, quite honestly, with a couple of different segments. first of all, black voters, according to polling, in 2020 he got 90% of the vote. i think it's down to 68% right now. latino voters below 50% at this point. and young voters where in 2020, i t

so there are also some good signs that make us hope, carly and gaza. miss, we are about to get your reaction, your opinion, to what we. we hear a lot now from our viewers around the world, a lot of people telling us that they feel that germany is on the wrong side of history, with its substantial support of the current is really government. what. what would you say to people who say that germany has picked the wrong side of history? and this moment if we talk about history, um it is a german school uh 80 years ago. um, cuz a lot of jews and tried to um to, to yes to it to eliminate a jewish people. that's what i ran was come, us is doing today. so in historical dimensions, we are on the right and on the right side of course. but of course i understand that it could be a little bit misleading because and it's on yahoo that's quite an yeah, a comparable. and we've hired a public against um its enemies. and that that could be a little bit misleading. we, we want to have uh juice to have their own state and not to feel that they are eliminated by the neigh

[ryan laughs] speed sink or swim have you ever one carly?he's going to tonight she knows so much more about pop culture don't hold your breath. >> jesse: no pop-culture on the squares good luck the categories hadn't played jill biden claims his uncle could've been eaten by cannibals a democrat says this conversation was upsetting because he's a vegan was it dennis or harold ford junior's pieta she looked, she looked. >> i wasn't actually meaning to focus on output that's okay i'm keeping it. >> now she winds is always an asterisk. >> jesse: this game under dispute. >> as a vegan i find this discussion. >> like you would ever say that. >> i don't know who he is. >> do should she get a point to? >> jesse: all run the game. >> surly. [ simultaneous talking ] >> jesse: to which famous eighties actors said their movies were too wide, molly ringwald or susan sarandon. >> confident about this one. >> both going with molly, what is it? >> those movies, the movies that i'm so well known for. [ simultaneous talking ] 's pieta if you watch the five you

will: thank you, carlie.fl is giving players the option to wear protective, quote, unquote, guardian caps over their helmets during the 2024 football season, the league explaining we now have two years of data showing significant concussion reduction among players who wear guardian caps. here to react, former nfl running back, merril hoge. so merril, this sparked a huge debate between me and pete. the main thing is the aesthetics, they're ridiculous looking. my thing is okay, concussions real, is there something we can do to reduce them. i'm not sure guardian cap is the answer a. i'm not sure any players would choose to wear this during a game. >> i look at it as a proactive step. any time you do a proactive step, that's a positive thing, giving players optionses. one thing in history that's important, the pittsburgh steelerers are responsible for where we are today with all of this being proactive stuff, the first team to ever implement a cognitive test, baseline test before a season which in 1991 i was part

the prosecutor's office of the ifrg ran has already denied rumors about the missing carly erivan hauble for double-checking has been found that the businessman is alive. and if he just secretly wanted love with a beautiful russian woman, he could probably die for it. i understand that the main complaint of the west against halbo is that ha lives in moscow with his mistress, and not with his lover, well, he found it, and what next, what did he do with this, man he just showed that he no longer wants to live in germany according to german laws and customs, well, if my memory serves me right, he has the right to this, the only proof is that... he works on the german tv channel rtl, there is nothing new in her interview now, but she managed to release a book about khaobs, she is promoting it on television, because this requires a lot of money, as for the investigation itself, by the way, but who is the customer, maybe the businessman himself? moscow is famous for the safest capital in the world, and karl haup was not mistaken when he chose moscow as a place where you can do business and l

that was our correspondent carly and it you more n t finally, passengers on a lift times a flight to los angeles went through a scary 20 minutes when they're playing, tried to land at the cities airport on tuesday. a live stream record or the touch and go landing. the boeing $747.00 passenger jet, which cuts down so roughly that the landing had to be abandoned. the plane headed back into the sky and landed smoothly and safely about a quarter of an hour later. there was no information about the cause of what a commentator called the roof is blending ever caught by the streaming service around. it kinda looked like they were gonna slip it down again their 1st there watching dw news. just reminder of our top story is uh, amnesty international is warning. the human rights across the world face their most serious threats in decades, conflicts and gaza. ukraine as well as the spread of authoritarianism or damaging the world order find violating international law. that's according to that report. and students across the united states are stepping up their pro palestinian protests on college

general dan hokanson told this in an interview with voice of america journalist carly babb. head of the us national guard bureau. programs the partnership between the military cannot be broken - he says, because they allow it. the military to establish long-term relationships, and when politicians in leadership positions change, the military remains and ensures the durability of the partnership between countries. more in the interview. the state program of partnership with ukraine was extremely important at the beginning. in 2015, the voice of america participated in exercises in ukraine, which were later transferred to germany. what is the current situation? and how much you can continue without congressional approval of additional funding for ukraine? in 1993, the california national guard began cooperation with ukraine. each year, they usually held about a dozen exchange programs. however, after the first russian invasion in 2014, we and ukraine realized that there is a great opportunity to learn and develop. really take a look. for the lessons of the war with russia in 2

with us tonight, is yss ceo, andrew allen, and we are proud to have carly and andrew, siblings who recently graduated from the yss addiction treatment program. their shared battle is all too familiar for families struggling through the opioid epidemic. they are proof that in the midst of desperation, there is hope for recovery. please join me in recognizing them and congratulating them. [applause] there's so more work to be done. in iowa there is little to no coordination for mental health in 19 substance there is still more work to be done. in iowa, there is little to no coordination between the 13 mental health and 19 substance use regions. that is a problem because over 25% of adults with serious mental health challenges also suffer from substance use. our state is filled with capable professionals that care about getting iowans the support that they need. their talent and dedication are shortchanged by a fractured system that make coordination almost impossible. to better serve iowans, i am proposing that we combine the 32 different substance use and mental health regions together into

attkisson, the question of fisa unifies a is carly controversial before the congress.should i read your chest or hit your chest when to press act would not be sufficient? >> in my view to handle some of the problems we discussed, i'm not saying it shouldn't be passed and i'm not an expert on -- >> but spitters i think that would not handle -- >> what else should we do? >> well, i think it's a global problem that has to do with cindy can message, and message of oversight to the intelligence agencies that we know have for decades violated rights and made policies that are contrary to constitution and so on. i don't think there's been an effort they think a sister i collect intelligence agencies feel like they are running the community rather than the committee's conducting oversight of them. and that the needs to be something they understand that there would help accountable when they do things. and i don't know what that looks like in practice by the don't think the law spitters thank you. ms. johnson, the supreme court declined to recognize the first amendment privileg

that was barbara plett usher reporting from the rwandan k carly. let's return to our top story. senior israeli official to step down over the hamas assault in october. aharon haliva accepted responsibility for security failings which allow the attacks to take place. 1200 people were killed and hundreds more were taken hostage by hamas and allied groups. let's speak to megan sutcliffe from sibylline. thank you forjoining us. i wasjust reading sibylline. thank you forjoining us. i was just reading the comments in the resignation letter. they are really quite strong. if you take us through it. he has written the intelligence directorate under my command didn't live up to the task we were entrusted with, i carry that black day with me ever since, day after day, night after night. strong words and a first resignation and following the october seven attack. absolutely. this is a very senior resignation that has taken place, and of course reflects increasing public pressure on the government but also the military to take responsibility for the failures that allow these attacks to take

cofounder of the carly trading. also, author of high probability commodity trading.pretty much nailed the bottom two. three weeks ago, wow, so far, that is been. now she's got some controversial opinions on coco. >> first, i want you to take a look at the monthly chart. this is nuts. there is absolutely no logical reason for cocoa prices to have reached these heights. she thinks this move is nuts while the market assumes its demand for cocoa is not too. at the end of the day, chocolate is. if it gets too expensive, people switch to something else. >> according to third-party analyst, were dropped to around 4.5 million tons during. that is down 350,000 tons from the previous year. 7-10% decline in production. >> rocking from two $-10,000. cocoa prices should be capped at 6000 which is where the last resistance came in on monthly charts. we simply do not have enough supply data on the shortfall and this is a situation where high prices will result in demand destruction. i agree with her. once coco broke out about $6000, resulting in what sure looks like a move, doesn't

carly and ansley. >> she acted like everyone's mom because she was so caring. >> she was tall and all of our friends were short. she stuck out and she didn't care that she was tall. she would wear heels and wedges. we would go places and she would tower all of us which made the mom thing all the more funny. she was the first one they notice. >> the world was her catwalk? >> pretty much. >> beautiful girl. >> yet. >> i love that i'm told i look like her. >> that is sweet. >> her beauty was more than skin deep. tattoos testified to her strong faith. this is her dad. >> the most important line was in those last fortunate than we are. i think she grasped that. >> and drew strength from it, especially in difficult times. one night in particular was a defining moment for young haley. she was 12 when she went to a friend's house for a sleepover. >> that night, the brother of the girl that my daughter was staying with, he was 19 and my daughter was 12. he tried to molest her. >> at first, she said nothing to her parents. when she learned the man had prayed another girls, her instinct to help

we are going to bring in carly garner and abigail doolittle to talk about what is being seen on the markethat is striking you? >> the interesting thing to me is last thursday, the s&p broke a line and it has persisted all year. investors or traders were stepping in on dips and we had higher highs and lower lows, but as of thursday, that has shifted and we are seeing lower lows and higher highs. i think due to all the complacency that is built into pricing and the disregard to risk, i think we have a pretty good correction ahead of us in stocks and that will probably stabilize treasuries. >> i love the fact that you were talking about that broken uptrend because it has been broken longer for the nasdaq 100. that stock heavy index back down on its 50 day moving average. you made the contrarian call that we could see some pain for stocks. when you say correction, do you mean down 10% or even more? do you think we could see something bearish if you are saying bonds are going to go higher in the possibility of a fed not cutting that much? that would point to risk off. carley: i see some really

when the new york city fire department received an e-mail complaint from democrat city councilwoman carlyer bears office saying a constituent was angry about the flag and pointing out of the political symbols are not permitted to be displayed on public vehicles. a progressive a new york politician and former member of the democratic socialists of america voted in 2022 strip of the nypd of $1 billion in funding and regularly criticize the police was during the 2020 george floyd of lower rights. days after the complaint and man claiming to work for the councilman confronted the firefighters calling the flag you fascists symbol and asking why it had not been taken down yet. hours after, the deputy chief regretfully were informed of the company that at the flag had to be taken down due to a department plan on older diversions of the american flag that was ruled a dating back to the 2020 protests. hours later the commissioner reversed the decision and a lot of the flag back on the company's truck. grateful latter company 11 are not happy one telling new york close, we are offended happened in

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carly, it's $0.68. that is a $0.5 increase for forever stamp.rs international now, if approved the increase would take effect july 14th. the postal service. they also would like to price adjust on some special services such as money order fees and certified mail. there will be no price increase for post office box rentals. >> all right, 9.55, is the time 9.56. now and coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. legendary women's basketball coach tara vanderveer >> vanderveer is retiring. 38 seasons with stanford. that's all coming to an end. this marks on her next journey. we're going have a live report. talk more about that. plus, san jose's limited were unhoused. people can park their rv's in relation to schools. so explore that in detail. they say it's for student safety. plus, we're also following the very latest. new details. we're learning about the tragic crash over the weekend that killed 9 year-old girl near concord. we'll have that story concord. we'll have that story to. we'll be right back. i was like shaking you know, . whe

. >> martha: carly's just heard from karine jean-pierre they will make a comment who really on the university situations or the leadership at these universities. but the senator john federman was willing to comment on it this weekend and here's what he had to say. >> of course its a great american value to protest but i don't believe living in a pop-up tent for hamas is really helpful. i can't and that war, joe biden canned and that war. amounts could end it right now. >> what do you think republican candidates should say about this as they talk to voters? >> it would be good to start off by saying what the senator said which is defending hamas' is not in concurrence with american values and interests. hamas is a terrorist organization that wants to bring about the violent extension of the state of israel. it deliberately attempt to cool people because of their faith. they want to kill jews and until we have a president who is going to stand up and say here until the protests, you can express here feelings peacefully, but standing up alongside a terrorist organization that took children and i

home dad that there are people who are taking care of parents or grandparent or being the person like carly fiorina's husband, who gave up his job to take care of children as she became ceo of hp. but they too are only less than 10% of the people. the overwhelming number of people who are not working either give no particular reason say they are retired or the massive large numbers say they are ill or disabled. and that's the key to beginning to understand what's really going on with the male crisis, because not really a male crisis. it's a man without college degree that there are studies that. take a look at labor force participation rates in the prime age across generations. and what you find is that there's no increase. if you have a college degree between whether you are a member of the silent generation or if member of generation x, most men who have a college degree are engaged, the labor force, the rate at rates not seen in the broader prime age participation rate since 1970s. what's gone and goes up each generation is the number of people who don't have a college degree who drop ou

if you leave carly garner, who has been dead right on the issues. at 2600 later this year. for every $100 increase the price of gold, companies set to make an additional $500 million. when you do the math, if barrack instead realizes an average price of $2300 this year, which is below, the spot price, an additional $2.2 billion. and that's more than enough to move the move the needle here i bring this up because i get a lot of calls from people who are interested in gold that's true all the time but it's especially true when we've got a red-hot gold rally lately the performance has been puzzling the gold miners i don't blame you. there are a bunch of good options. first, if you have an easy way to invest in bullion, even with goldbars from costco, they're not really bars, thin things, that's the most direct way to do it then you need to pay up to keep it somewhere safe. second, this is one of the few areas where there is actually a very good gold etf that's the spider sptr, gold shares et 2/3, or gld for short. third, you can buy the miners that usu

. >> brian: meanwhile go over to carly for other breaking news. >> nearly 50 migrants flown to martha's may be given the right to work. and three of them have been given special work visas thanks to their attorney claiming florida officials tricked them into boarding the plane to massachusetts. they are applying for a special type of visa designated for crime victims. a couple's wedding was nearly derailed when a tornado ripped the roof off their venue during the rehearsal last week. according to the venue in missouri nobody was hurt and wedding coordinators were able to make the ceremony happen as planned. >> she was keeping it together a lot better than i think a lot of brides would, but i knew on the inside she was panicked. she was working on planning this special day for about two years. all of a sudden all of your planning has been thrown out the window, literally. >> carley: yeah, literally there and incredibly crews were able to rebuild the venue and get it inspected just before the wedding on saturday. so, it is a happily ever after for that couple. janice. >> janice: wow. yeah

collaborative video of the year went to carly pearce for we don't fight anymore featuring chris stapleton an all star tribute to late country legend toby keith. >> i only hope with this to be as big a part of my community and as good of a friend to fellow artists as she was. >> trisha yearwood received the inaugural june carter cash humanitarian award and later performed a new song, i stand. the show was full of hit tunes and among the other performers were keith urban, parker mccollum, featuring brittney spencer, old dominion with meghan maroney, bailey zimmerman, cody johnson, jason aldean, sam hunt, ballerini, solo, and with melissa etheridge for a quick audience, sing along, come to my window collaboration included little big town and sugarland, and it's a performance fans can see on the road. it was announced just before the show. they're heading out on a tour together this fall. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> tonight's the championship game in the ncaa men's basketball tournament to battle between two number one seeds connecticut and purdue. uconn, looking to become the first men's te

. >> well, i actually think that elizabeth warren is the crypto candidate, carly.assachusetts. i've sat at their kitchen table, so i know what the issues are; illegal immigration, a debt crisis, an opioid crisis, housing shortage and pricing issues. we've got inflation on prescription if drugs and groceries, foreign wars that are on the taxpayers' wallet. all of that's going on. and elizabeth warren is focused on crypto. i'm focused on those the issues. and so that's what the campaign's about. we have a crisis in this country, charlie, a crisis of leadership, of washington heats like senator warren -- elites dividing this country, and i'm going to show the voters there's a different way to do it, there's a way that uplifts people, not tear them down k. and i can't wait to do it. kelly: john, i'm going to jump in here for a second because i think this question of what cryptocurrency is, you know, the brief that you filed, where do you come down on this? >> well, i come down on the fact that american innovation should be regulated safely and securely, but you don't b

. >> reporter: emery's mother, carly, died unexpectedly at the age of 29.y? >> reporter: which is why she couldn't understand the first time she went to the cemetery with her grandmother, jennifer, why everyone else got giant granite headstones, but her mom, just this tiny metal one. >> did that bother? why? >> because it felt like she was being left out. >> reporter: her grandma tried to explain how they couldn't afford a headstone right now. >> she had tears in her eyes and wanted to help. >> reporter: so she did the only thing that she could think of to raise money? >> yes. >> i made a lemonade stand. >> reporter: a lemonade stand to pay for her mother's headstone. at first, she didn't make mention of her cause. >> thank you. >> reporter: but word got out. >> thank you. >> reporter: and before long, emery says it seemed like just about everyone here in scottsboro, alabama, was thirsty for lemonade. the price was a dollar. >> thank you. >> reporter: but she says people liked it so much. >> how many cups do you want? >> reporter: they often paid more. >> t

emily harris and carly, they're taking on the hot happens and you're going to be exceptionally stink free and smell as good as humanly possible. >> fox news alert. new video inside the diddy raid posted by his ex-girlfriend showing feds inside the walls of his la mansion. >> the illusion has more. bill. well, jesse, for the very first time now, we're starting to see seeo that to show the exact moment the feds arrived mo here in l.a.that last week. and that video makes one thing crystal clear. the feds vid makes were not mes. around. so take a look. surveillance video posted on instagram eo poste by diddy's exiddy and edited together from multiple camera angles shows armored law enforcement vehicles arriving on the streets before armed agents quickly check vehicles in the driveway, then enter the holmby hills home. now, inside, homeland security in can be seen disabling at least one surveillance camera and then even usingan a drone. take a look at that to scout out ahead in thed ing hallways. eventually, both of diddy sonswa can be seen being detainedys a by agents and taken outside t

and then like, you know, carly simon's came out, no secrets and, if anyone you remember that it said she's. yeah, she's she's great, right? and and i would go to the record store and just keep looking at that record cover, you know, and i that's when i knew, like hmm. and then was herb alpert's. yeah. herb alpert and the tijuana brass. do you remember the whipped cream? little hints like that. how hard was it for you to come out and how did that process? well it didn't really come out per. se like my first journalism just goes to say that, yeah, no, it's true. i, i didn't tell people for a while at my first job. maybe, i don't know, three or four years, but then and everyone, i think i grew up in a really safe atmosphere, in a newspaper, in a newsroom which really allows for, you know, characters, people to be accepted. and i think that's where i became comfortable enough to just sort of be who i am now. i never in the job ever told anyone i was gay and that because i didn't if it to do with the story, especially i wrote a series about gay kids in the bible belt coming out and never.

u carly means is the co-founder of true med and joins me now. >> i can see the disappointment all overjesse. a >> as a parent, i am outraged and every parent should be outraged. 50% of our teens are overweight or obese. this is a national moral stainye on our country. the childhood obesity raten in japan is 4%, and working for the food companies, i can tell you they know the american people want to be healthy. they don't want their kidswant e to be fat. they don't want their kids to be depressed. they don't want their kids to be addicted to ultra processehem toessedd tod food, t that out of them. that's the strategy. of ththe food industry and i sw this. they pay the usda, the irsthis,, the fda to rig the guidelines. irs,w, 19 out of the 20 folks who made the nutrition guidelinese that kids use were w paid for by the food companies. they say that era two-year-old should have added sugar into their diet. and as this brave reportin and thg from on how o'connor in the washington post, if you see a tiktok influencer tellingo your kid to eat anything other than whole foodsanything,r is that

and it also reminds me of what liz cheney wrote in an op-ed today, because thother thing at trump is carly preoccued with, what's going to happen on thursday of this week when the prosecuted because he as tal cheney wte today in an op-ed saying that essentially if they don't rule, she doesn't think that they age with trump, but she's saying if they don't rule quickly on this, she says it cannot be that a president of the united states can attempt to steal an election and seize power. but our justice system is incapable of brinng him ttrial befo thnext electio four years later. yeah. >> well, yeah. and she obviously she was on their jan. sixth committee. she knows a the stuff d she knows the's more stuff that e public didn't get to hear she wants a full airg of all of that and she really thks it's important to do this bere the nt electiont i think wha's interesting if we're talking about republans and how they see all of this this week, both the hush money trial and the immunity trial. i have talked to republicans who believe it or not are relieved. these trials are finally here. you know w

but raising the minimum wage and carly's. are you looking like one of i the worst ideas to come from that state? >> and this is a placeo be gave. gutfeld you know, back before exclamation point. oh, i know he was great on happy days, though, that potsie. anyway, california. guess what? when you raise the cost of producing the food, the food gets more expensivnsive. >> up to 8%. more expensive, actually, according to a reporg totarch by kalinowski equity research, which i trust because sounds polish and also because it makes sense in a world of finite resources. one group gaining has to bep ga in another group losing its math that even a woman can understand . >> i can't. i'm a woman. i can make that joke. if restaurants are going to need to pay their workers more, that is going to have to come from somewhere. it's basic economics. soo if you're in california and you see the price of your in-n-out burger, suddenlouye led get more expensive. >> blame the leaders you elected becauseru ele they n they redistributed your money eve

amount of miles she just goes missing and the fathers out and friends saw carlie looking for her now and this is mid-june. so this is where when her father finds her, she doesn't recognize him at first. he has to kind of just like, come on, let's get this. let's get the carriage. and they so she definitely mentally unraveled terribly afterwards. and i'm sure then later in life neuro syphilis was not a help and it probably contributed to a much quicker decline. you know, functioning how old she was, you know, how old she was about 20, 21, yeah. did she say robert assaulted her. they never say anything about what her reports was. they never they really briefly about the assault. there's no, like really in-depth interview with her at all after the years after the lynching. it's all about the black or who lynch robert lewis is. so they never really ever her none that i could find. i couldn't find anything in the newspapers. i was i was hoping to find the transcript from the local hearing, which was unable to find again. there should have been a transcript made. so if it exists, it's in a

. >> and carly, it goes beyond more effective people moving us toward authoritarian so all of the peopleisdainful to those in the center left. none of them -- it is so bad that mike pence is not voting for him and neither are any of the other people that served in his cabinet. it is hard -- it is all relative. rear going to choose between a republican or democrat, no, between a republican who is so repulsive to his own former vice president that he will not vote for him for the first time in american political history. >> right. and you're hearing the same sort of things from his former national security adviser. it is interesting looking back at 2017, the original trump administration was staffed with a lot of normal republicans, a lot of generals, a lot of people who were very conventional. but i think that donald trump and his inner circle have decided that is one of the reasons that he did not succeed more. that he did not surround himself with the chemical loyalists, the people hike rick grenell and stephen miller and jeffrey clark and i think that is the big difference. that he doe

these are the same people that endorsed enron, world com, carly f fiori na.t much. if we're talking about calpers, we're talking about 0.3% of the stock. it's not worth the time -- >> hey, jeff a great supporter of bob iger said recently to me, you know, the good news is he may succeed in this and that the board will be his, if you will, but from a shareholder perspective, it is unlikely that even if nelson peltz loses that he really goes away and that actually, that pressure unto itself might actually be a good thing. i don't know if it's a good thing or a bad thing, which is to say that disney is now on notice and all of a sudden there will be another year-long stretch where we will see what the performance of disney is and people will decide in a year if it appears that bob iger is having great success, nelson peltz will go away, but if he's not having great success and someone said just like donald trump, he'll be back. >> you know, it's such a good question that our friend becky tried it twice an hour ago of puck, and i think he caught it the second roun

from my team evan schatz, john rider, carly rush, kate calfer, robert leonard, ryan petit, bridgette kolish, katie hagan, laura forest, alex carnes, drew platt, kelly fairmond, jennifer baker polay, aaron goldner, jim dalmund, jason m{l1}c{l0}mahon, ben hammond, valerie hut ton and dylan stafford. i know there are many others as well including house staffers who have worked tirelessly on this. i want to personally thank each and every one of them. madam president, we hammer out a lot of meaningful bills here. just about every bill we pass touches the lives of the american people directly. every one of. but i have said before, in this moment of global uncertainty, the balance of world power and the strength of american leadership are at stake. so i am deeply grateful to every member, every staffer, and every person who came together to make sure we pass that test by passing the resources that are so clearly needed. thank you, madam president. i reserve the balance of my time. the presiding officer: thank you. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from missouri

evangelis: grants pass policy actually ve carly says that being homeless is not a im and that's in -- justice sotomayor: well, i know that'what you say, but if you're enforcing it only against the homeless, i will suggest that you look -- there's one brf -- let me see if i can find it -- that talks about is. at any rate, i'll find it later and just mention it. the second thing i want to a you is you seemed to start by saying that the eighth amendment is limited to forms of punishment and not to thnare of punishment, the proportionality issue. there also is a number of amicus brief that lays out foushat from the magna carta through the founding, throh ate laws, through weems, which was in 1910, through trop later ith century, that throughout all of that, both the english, american colonies, this court has had some form of proportionality in their eighth amendment jurisprudence. you're asking us to ignore all of that history. ms. evangelis: no, we're not, justice sotomayor. what we are saying is that this case doesn't implicate proportionality. we're not asking the court to take a posit

collaborative video of the year went to carly pearce for we don't fight anymore featuring chris stapletoni should have been a cowboy. brooks and dunn wilson and sammy hagar were part of an all star tribute to late country legend toby keith. >> i only hope with this to be as big a part of my community and as good of a friend to fellow artists as she was. >> trisha yearwood received the inaugural june carter cash humanitarian award and later performed a new song after the show was full of hit tunes and among the other performers were keith urban, parker mccollum featuring brittney spencer, old dominion with meghan maroney, bailey zimmerman, cody johnson, jason aldean, sam hunt, ballerini solo, and with melissa etheridge for a quick audience, sing along, come to my window collaboration included little big town and sugarland, and it's a performance fans can see on the road. it was announced just before the show. they're heading out on a tour together this fall. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> thank you ashley. well, it is a monster hit for the second week in a row, the godzilla king king kong du

well, the carly simon line about saratoga, you know, of course, your horse won, it was about warren batey. heaven can wait. i stumbled across heaven can wait this past weekend. don't know if you've seen it. >> i have. >> warren batey. >> i haven't. >> you go down the list. james mason. it is an incredible cast. saw it again. man, it doesn't age. still a great movie. >> i haven't seen it in years, but you've given me something to do. rain this week, so maybe "heaven can wait." maybe a warren batey marathon. is it possible he is now underrated because it's been a while since his peak? he's been in so many great movies. i guess he's not by people who know movies, but by current standards, i think we need to revisit warren batey and have a movie marathon. >> we need to go to warren batey's house on a friday. >> he'd love that. >> three now. saratoga springs. we're going to nashville for the vandy/alabama game. somebody call warren batey see if we can go to the outside of his house for a warren batey film festival. >> ring the bell. >> we'll get the community together and watch "reds." >> outs