cheryl.heryl: madison, i have to say, what's interesting about this is that generation, i don't think they've really -- they weren't working during the 2008 financial crisis for example. they missed that. they missed the .com bust that happened in the late '90s and the other part of this, we know that wal-mart, peloton, bed bath and beyond, all announcing layoffs. so when those layoffs really begin in earnest in the fall, isn't it these workers that will get thrown out first? >> right, think about quiet firing is kind of just slowly pushing out hopefully these employees. there's also real firing, which we could see and i'm in that millennial group, cheryl, i've heard from friends in remote jobs that would look for other jobs if they're forced to come back. i have a friend that is quiet quitting but it's because of the environment we've been in for so long. the labor market is strong, we have options. that does change if you start to see widespread layoffs, if you start seeing competition for

cheryl: yeah, thank you, charles. the nasdaq nailing fourth consecutive week of gains on friday and longer winning streak since the week ending on november 5, 2021. right now the dow is sitting just below session highs up 172, s and p up 18 and nasdaq up 79. now all eyes on retail earnings this week where investors are going to be looking at the health of the u.s. consumer after economic data last week showed inflationary pressures could be easing. we'll be getting two members tomorrow morning, wal-mart and home depot will kick us off tomorrow morning and we're getting breaking news on wal-mart i'll get to in a second. we'll hear from lowe's, target, tjx, bath and body works on wednesday and you've got kohls, bj walker and foot locker on friday morning. we're getting breaking news on wal-mart. wal-mart has just reached, according to the wall street journal, wal-mart reached a streaming deal with paramount+. the stock is slightly higher. paramount+ will come in and be part of the perks that wal-mart will offer subscrib

cheryl.t when you think it can't get any worse, it does and the bottom, we can't seem to have found the bottom and while the biden administration is playing games and is saying they're doing one thing, their actions show another. in san antonio, about two and-a-half hours from eagle pass, they opened up a migrant center a new weeks ago a. -- few weeks ago. as soon as it opened it up was at max capacity. people around the city have started to complain. so mayorkas is going to be making a trip to san antonio later this week. what he is going to find out is the migrant center is ran by the san antonio fire department. any time you open up centers, the community loses. the firefighters would much rather be out in the community keeping people safe than in these migrant centers all day long. these numbers, the la times numbers, it shows that the administration isn'ting doing it it's supposed to do and expel people that don't qualify for asylum. cheryl: they're not enforcing the law, at tend of the

cheryl: yeah. the jolts today, we'll get the rest of it later this week and we'll know for sure. great to see you, david. thank you. >> thank you, cheryl. cheryl: well, your morning mover this morning, we're staying on this breaking news that we got just a few moments ago on twitter. the stock is down almost 2%. elon musk sending another termination notice to twitter, terminating the merger agreement and he cited additional reasons including the whistleblower complaint. if the whistleblower allegations are true, this shows twitter breached provisions of the merger. we're going to be following this breaking news throughout the morning. again, elon musk taking another swipe at twitter this morning. we will be right back. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you

cheryl? >> well keep us please posted on how this vote plays out, there's a lot of eyes and ears watching from our fox team in washington, chad pergram, thank you very much. let's bring in united refining company chairman ceo john castam itides. we'll talk a lot about inflation and oil prices and the economy but first i want to get your initial reaction to what we're seeing happen in washington. once again, the democrats are pushing through a very large spending back age, with 90 days to the mid-terms, so we're accusing them of looking to buy votes but they want it straight from the irs. possibly, possibly, to go after small businesses like yourself, with extra agents. let's put a few billion on 87,000 irs agents. do we need that right now, john? >> no we don't. forbes says it's about a thousand billionaires in our country. okay, you need a thousand agents for these thousand billionaires. now, what do you do with the other 84,000? what's going to happen? whose going after the middle class? th

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this is "outnumbered," i am kayleigh mcenany, joining me today, kennedy, cheryl casone, pat cham, andmond arroyo, the pressure is on a now silent merrick garland to give a reason for the raid. "the wall street journal" editorial board warning the fbi search on trump suggests that garlands may be committed to pursuing and indicting the former president. and if so, he is taking the country on a perilous row. meanwhile, we are learning more about exactly what went down during that unprecedented raid. there are reports that agents ransacked trump's personal office for hours. they broke into his safe and they even went through melania trump's wardrobe. and an attorney for the former president says his legal team was not even allowed to watch as agents searched his estate. when it was all over, the feds reportedly seized about a dozen boxes on monday. and some of the items were covered in the first stash from earlier this year included letters from kim jong un, though north korean leader and former president obama as well. a birthday dinner menu. moments ago, reporters pressed president bid

0livia at that time we believe who stood directly behind cheryl.the assault and has continued to try to gain entry to the property, and then has fired two further shots at the 35—year—old man who at this point was inside cheryl and olivia's address. the attacker has then left the front door and has made off on foot. as the chief constable mentioned a few moments ago, a dark audi motor vehicle was then seen to arrive at cheryl's home address and collected 35—year—old man: _ who at that point was wounded at the front of the property. that vehicle we then know took the 35—year—old male to hospital. that vehicle has now been seized. cheryl was taken to aintree hospital and she is being treated for a gunshot wound to her arm. 0livia was taken to alder hey hospital and, as we know, she succumbed to those injuries despite the very best efforts of medical staff, police officers at the scene and all the staff at alder hey children's hospital. i can reassure you and all the people listening and the members of the community, we have an incredibly experienced

. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: the war on parents continues, the teachers union of newis new ad. >> we don't agree on everything in new jersey, we all agree our kids deserve world-class education. when extremists attack our school, that is not who we are, people that want to fight to get political points should take that somewhere else. >> cheryl: both are running for school board seats and they joined you last hour. >> how can you trust an adult to talk about sex with your child when they don't tell you when, how and if it is age appropriate or not. >> sadly, the board of education has not had the courage to say no, we have rule in new jersey and we're going to do what is best in our community. >> cheryl: 43% of americans say teachers focus on gender identity too much. >> carley: exciting return to the movie theater. >> cheryl: if you are looking for weekend plans, how about nostalgia. ♪ >> shape up. ♪ >> i need a man. ♪ >> my heart is set on you. ♪ >> better shape up. better understand. >> cheryl: amc theater announcing the theater chain will show the 1977 musical hit

they want to control you. >> cheryl: not just the fbi, jason chaffetz telling sean hannity. >> thereents in the possession of hillary clinton, not only did she have them in a nonclassified setting, she destroyed them. in the irs case, i issued subpoena to get the documents surrounding the case, the irs never looked at them, that was conclusion of the inspector general and even though they were under subpoena, they were destroyed and nobody was prosecuted, let alone raid on the house of john coskin or hillary rodham clinton, they never done any of that, barely lifted a finger. >> cheryl: as you both mentioned on the show this, mo, there moet be other motivation for the raid at mar-a-lago. >> todd: the white house says not to worry about audits with 87,000 people looking for something to do. >> cheryl: on the irs theme, there is concern about the 80 billion going to the agency from the latest spending package, white house pushing back on the concern that the agentss will go after americans. resources are not about increasing audit scrutiny on small businesses or middle income accidents

cheryl: taxes?amazing i know you have some food on set i know that you set up some for jackie and james they go try hope you all are eating right nowive been talking not enough eating tell me what i am going to try chicken tenders, there is more famous for chicken tenders hold this up, this is kind of your signature this is the 76 -- >> 76, basically winter, four tenders fries special sauce, and spirit 76 like gem if a goody marin, i am not that good, but so far tastes good, i can't see you trying it. >> i have chicken tenders not show you aing shot half is done wow the marinie. ted chicken delicious high priced item really, really good stuff, the potato salad thanks. >> good to see you both. >> all right coming up, hungry grown hog make buzz we are going to tell you after the break don't miss it. . ♪ ♪ . >> this week on "mornings with maria" -- tomorrow, buses illegal migrants continuing to descend on new york city. and friday the august unemployment news out unemployment rate revealed here live as

cheryl, this is remarkable to me.constitution created the greatest thriving democracy, we have been here for almost 250 years, systems all over the world have been emulated on our government system because of the constitution which is the founding but a harvard and yale law professor think they somehow have a better system than the one that has worked for more than two centuries. >> cheryl: the editorial board of "the new york times" seems to think there are smarter than the authors of the constitution, every day they drink stories where they are trying to rewrite history. to suit their narrative. the constitution was the birth of our country like you said. it gave us the freedoms that we have. these were put in place and written in place for a reason. they still hold true. it's called democracy. not socialism. i feel like, again, going to "the new york times" and what they're doing at the paper right now and some of the networks in this town, i don't think i need to name them at this point, who want to actually chang

cheryl casone, take it away. cheryl: we've got home depot, a dow component this will set the tone, coming in on a double beat. earnings per share coming in at 505, the street was looking for $4.95 so that's a strong earnings per share win for home depot. as for revenue coming in at $43.79 billion, as you can see the stock is slightly lower in the premarket. that's a little bit better than the estimates for revenue, that was 43.36 billion. what's interesting in the report so far is that they're giving us pretty decent guidance considering the mortgage rate environment we're sitting in right now as far as the 30 year fixed. for fiscal year 2022 he total sales they're projecting up 3, that's decent compared to what we're seeing with regard to the slowdown in the housing market. same store sales in the united states, only of, because they split that up, 5.4% jump in the quarter. 5.4% jump for same store sales u.s.-based and globally, 5.8%. they have a smaller national footprint as well with home depot. home depot com

cheryl casone now with details. cheryl.oking into whether he was behind two other killings. they believe he knew the victims and an interpersonal conflict may have led to the shooting. a federal judge in california ruling three liv golfers are unable to compete in the playoffs. they filed a temporary restraining order against the pga last week. they argue they qualified for the tour before they joined liv golf. all of this as british open champion cameron smith is reportedly set to join liv golf for get this, $100 million. smith declined to address the report when asked about it yesterday. well, walmart is reportedly breaking into the streaming business. the retailer said to be considering a streaming asset for its membership program, walmart plus. they are already holding high level talks with disney, paramount and comcast. walmart is not commenting on the news but it does come less than a week of after walmart announced corporate layoffs due to low profit forecasts. this could be another way to make money for walmart. the

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>> cheryl: in my 20s. >> i want your take adults only? flights. i do understand it. i would never forget when i see these families come on and to keep the families happy the parents would give the kids sugar. what do you get? a jacked up child. and then put them with other people. but the parents don't think about that ahead of time. so i get it to be honest. i'm sorry and i'm the only one with with kids. in a way. >> i have three adults only all the way or my other philosophy before i had kids, first of all, children should be seen and not heard appeared on airplanes, they should be in the back in a family section. i believe this in restaurants and all public spaces that children and family should be at the back of the plane and that is it. and i don't want to be anywhere near them less than my grandkids and they will be quite on the plane or they will get my iron fist. >> kayleigh: okay, i'm sorry to i disagree but kids sit wherever you like so long as your parents control you. that is the key. i had a kid where the kid is kicking the s

if we don't have any help from the da. >> cheryl: progressive new york city bragg dropping the murderm mayor eric adams and of course a lot of public pressure. >> ashley: thanks. inciting crime in crime leadership over a thousand nypd officers have filed to leave the department this year and that is before getting their full pension, a 71% jump from last year. here is jason, a queens detective who left last month after 18 years in the nypd and joe, the founder of blue lives matter, nyc, with 16 years in law enforcement. jason, i spoke to you couple days after you retired, i want to specify you were able to get your full pension whenever you retired, but that is not the case for a lot of people. what does it say to the city and department that officers are leaving early, potentially leaving hundreds of thousands of dollars on the table in retirement money, what does that say to the city and the moral of police officers? >> you are losing qualified and experienced, so much when it comes to that kind of stuff. you have people leaving the job for places they want you. they want you to be

>> carley: cheryl casone is here. >> cheryl: the inflation reduction act may need a new name, according going to do nothing of the sort to put inflation in check. this bill will raise taxes on people earning between 2 and 500,000. "wall street journal" get at the heart of the misguidid legislation, writing this issue reality is chuck schumer manchin bill is tax increase on nearly every american. if kyrsten sinema want to sign up for this tax ball and chain, they will be responsible for the economic consequences. new tax on workers is unlikely to be a winner. you spoke with two moms last hour about the effect of the tax hike on their budgets, listen to this. >> it is just another blow, in 2010, everyone said you don't raise taxes in a recession, here we are. >> it would be devastating to so many, not just the middle class, the lower class will feel the burden. >> cheryl: remember joe biden promised you would not pay more in taxes. >> todd: i'm happy you're back, this next story makes me so angry. >> cheryl: yeah, i know what you are saying and like i'm not angry about this, i'm more anno

cheryl, i wanted to thank taylor. day if anybody is interested at done atdunkin' donuts. cheryl: mine's gone. i'm fully caffeinated. dagen: i'm working on that. i need to do a better job. thank you so much, cheryl. the commerce department reportedly approving all requests of u.s. technology exports to china during its review process. last year the department you approved 88% of applications, slightly less than the year before. but this still sparks major concerns as the u.s. is handing over semiconductors, other important technology secrets to beijing. joining me now, former deputy national security advisor, conservative union board member and revolution trump washington and we the people author, kt mcfarland. kt, how disturbing is this, this report about the technology that's being shipped from the u.s. to china? >> well, in and of itself it should set off alarm bells because what was the whole point of the last several years of focusing on china, is that china is stealing our technology. now they're not even steelin

faa delays thousands of flights yesterday. >> carley: cheryl casone has details. >> cheryl: the flightg staffing shortages monday night announcing extensive delays. all in all, 880 delays, 24 cancellations hitting new york city, the skies may not be clear any time soon, the faa has plans to hire 1500 new air traffic controllers, but that won't start until the 1st. >> todd: just in time for the busy summer travel season, october 1. crazy settlement situation on covid mandates. >> cheryl: settlement for hospital workers that sued over vaccine mandates. north shore university healthcare system receiving $10 million settlement, employees will receive $25,000 if they were terminated or resigned over the mandate and $20,000 to the 13 lead plaintiffs, in court the group argued north shore refused to religious reasons. two million went to the lawyers. >> todd: for years, religion was one thing you put on a pedestal and could not discriminate. covid came along and allowed us to throw religion out of window. no, it doesn't and this settlement bears this out. >> carley: they will not distinguish

olivia at that time, we believe, was stood directly behind cheryl.f the property. that vehicle we know then took the 35—year—old male to hospital. we can confirm that that vehicle has now been seized. cheryl was also taken to the hospital and she is being treated for a gunshot wound to her arm. olivia was taken to alder hey hospital, and as the chief constable has already explained, and as we know now, sadly, succumbed to those injuries despite the very best efforts of medical staff, police officers at the scene and all of the staff at alder hey children's hospital. i can reassure you and all of the people listening and members of our community, we have an incredibly experienced team of detectives are now engaged on this inquiry. they are going to be working timelessly and were doing last night throughout the evening around this investigation and we are absolutely committed to finding the person responsible and everybody connected with this offence. that was detective chief superintendent of mark kameen there. now on bbc news, it's time to answer the

. >> carley: this is happening in virginia, cheryl casone, fox business, has more. >> cheryl: this isesting, governor youngkin blasting department of education for trying to rewrite history. youngkin says i believe we should tell our history accurately, the good and bad and part of history we'll tell is our founding fathers, including george washington and madison and patrick henry, played a role in founding of our nation. the department says the proposal was inadvertent error. citizens of michigan wanting to see crime come down, see cost of living managed better and saw that in virginia lasts year, making the comparison between the two states. >> todd: truth coming out joe manchin. >> cheryl: he's got a zinger, senator manchin all but admitting inflation reduction act will not relieve inflation in the near term. >> it is misleading to call this inflation reduction act for americans when it will not make -- >> why would it, immediately it is not, we never said anything would happen immediately, like turn the switch on and off. >> cheryl: president biden signed the bill into law on tue

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cheryl casone with the details now. cheryl: dr.down in september as director of the national instituted of allergy and infectious diseases and as chief medical advisor to the president. fauci faced criticism from republicans who argue he overstated the government's authority during the pandemic and flip flopped over how the coronavirus spread as well as the need to mask and effectiveness of the masks. some questioning if he a annound the departure before the midterms. voters are head hadding to hea. democrats are set to decide who will face off over ron de santis, this pits c charlie chrs against nikki freed. in new york all a eyes are on a heated race in district 12, will likely moon one of the long time democrat house leaders will be out of a job after decades in washington. the race the result of redistricting which new york governor failed to stop. ford announcing they're laying off nearly 3,000 employees as they transition towards electric vehicles. automaker currently has 11,720 assembly plant workers in michigan, 2,000 of th

cheryl casone with those details now, cheryl, good morning. cheryl: maria, good morning to you.eam's review began soon after the search that happened back on august 8th. reportedly standard procedure to identify records that may be protected by attorney-client privilege but it could complicate former president's to appoint special master and requested the legal team elaborate on motion for special master. they have until friday to respond. also a redacted affidavit from the doj is expected to be turned over tomorrow. probably going to be very redacted. travel chaos dragging on for another day, so far 400 flights delayed across the nation after 500 delayed yesterday and 600 canceled and airlines blaming bad weather along ware traffic control issues and continuingly staffing shortages. well, intel and brookfield asset management announcing 30 billion-dollar deal to finance the chip maker's factory expansion ambitions under the deal intel is going the fund 51% of the cost to build chip factory in arizona and bookfield would own remainder of equity and split revenue, first of series

cheryl: yeah, yeah. dagen: highly paid adults. thank you, cheryl.dren who he behave better than that. cheryme too. dagen: moving on to federal magistrate judge bruce ryanheart holding a hearing today, he will decide whether to unseal the affidavit used to justify the search warrant in the raid on former president trump's home. the justice department opposes the release, president trump pushing for the affidavit to be unsealed. joining me now, former fbi special agent in charge and former head of the minneapolis fbi field office, michael tapman. great to see you this you morning. thank you for being here. how do you think this plays of ? >> good morning, and thank you for having me. i think that as of today, the judge will probably not unseal the affidavit. sealing an affidavit during an investigation is not unusual. i've done it many times as have most agents, it's for the purpose of maybe not revealing sensitive information such as in this case it might be for the reason of an ongoing investigation, which the government had has already made referen

cheryl thank you so much. >> you bet. >> carley: are you having trouble paying your bills?ing it up in a $20 million mansion for free? >> griff: that's right, the first family is enjoying a fancy vacation and congresswoman nancy mace is here to tell us how she feels about that but first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on fox and friends. >> griff, you stay for free at the border in your free time, let's be honest and trans barn that and you seem to enjoy it. no pool or accommodations or overhead shots but you do have a drone team >> let me tell i you what's coming up in the next three hours beginning in ten minutes. we are awaiting the release of the doj documents for the raid of mar-a-lago as attorney general merrick garland says he personally approved the warrants, looks like the trump team will not stand in the way and they say release all the information. congresswoman elise stefanik will be there that's her picture plus president biden is bragging about zero inflation so why are we passing the inflation reduction act we're asking chip roy and

his mother, cheryl, joins us in just a moment.ook back at that tragic day with national security correspondent jennifer griffin. hi, jennifer. >> hi, martha. the scenes at abbey gate a year against with apocalyptic. the u.s. marines did their best to handle the crowd. the commanders knew the taliban and isis knew that they wanted a suicide bomber on board one of the flights. then came the explosion. >> it was hectic. in the air, on the ground. until we found out what was going on. there were vehicles bringing back bodies. >> air force tech sergeant benjamin gibson was serving as an air traffic controller for the 601th contingency response squadron. he spend those days in a tent guiding aircraft as they landed and took off. >> when the attack happened, i was sitting there with the rest of my team and the other marines. you heard a large explosion. we were sitting next to the runway. you see and hear the runway and you get a shake. like a small earthquake. everybody just stares. >> august 26, tech sergeant gibson arranged 35 medical

would cheryl deanda at least find, or ask that?>> went through, there we went to the burger king which was near the walmart. and back above 50 minutes later. >> but, when she went back into her dad's house. she found -- >> most horrifying sight i ever saw my life. it was her, face down on the floor, in the pool of blood. it's horrible. >> what did you think happened? >> i thought he had fallen because he had a big gash in the back of his head. i just went to the kitchen phone and called 9-1-1. >> but when she rolled him over, she could see wounds all across his chess. he had been stabbed many times. >> every time i start doing cpr i could hear bubbling. and air escaping. and then i started feeling it all over his chest. >> it's not often little placentia has a murder. >> 10:00 at night, when i got the calling -- >> but at that time, he was the sole homicide detective. >> what did the crime scene itself look like? >> it was pretty bloody, there was evidence of a violent struggle between jack and his killer. the >> kind of thing that

in no time said cheryl, you see a fish. it is a great joke literature to our country. it stared long cables from you wishing to have to look on those cerebral ego. your not, your not? no, no, not the rica. i believe cheryl hill one is to ring the gate and you know, it still knows i knew guy on yoga chi worst l a. it's hard to know how many were killed by unit 731 alone estimates very some say 3 to 5000 people. others put the figure at 10000 something. yeah, well then, yeah. now monday about a couple years old. i give them all nonlinear ah, most the army, general staff and emperor here a hutto will well aware of the units, goals and methodology. unit 731 was established in 1936 by the secret order of emperor. here he took i saw the order with my own eyes when i served his hand of unit 73 one's general department tribunal transcript. major general. how was she marquee, or she is interrogation all good, all coco mean, does she go? she se, sir. so she's a little short then all adore you said so. she's always stuck on you see your course could. should i know momma here? why

thank you, cheryl.ing its decision to halt military talks with the united d states following nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan last week. a beijing spokesman saying the u.s., quote, must bear full responsibility and serious consequences for this. joining me now, asia fellow, former department of defense and national security council staffer, zach cooper. what do you make of these developments? >> it's clear that the chinese have increased the pressure on taiwan and a i think we should expect that that increased pressure is going to remain over the next few months and maybe over future years. we're not going back to the status quo that we had before pelosi's visit. clearly beijing is going to be putting pressure on taipei and on washington, trying to split them. i think we're in for a really difficult few months and as i said maybe even a few years. dagen: christian whiton, weigh in. >> dagen, yeah, as zach points out this is a new elevated period that's unlikely to change. china has broken a bunch of de fac

olivia and her mother cheryl were completely . her mother cheryl were completely innocent victims caughtld man and his friend were walking down kings heath avenue. they are confronted by a man wearing a balaclava started shooting at them. cheryl opened her door after hearing the shots. the them. cheryl opened her door after hearing the shots.— hearing the shots. the man being chased, forced _ hearing the shots. the man being chased, forced his _ hearing the shots. the man being chased, forced his way _ hearing the shots. the man being chased, forced his way into - hearing the shots. the man being l chased, forced his way into olivia's house and the offender ran after him, firing a number of shots with complete disregard for olivia and her family who had complete disregard for olivia and herfamily who had no connection with the gunman or the man who forced his way in. sadly, olivia was fatally wounded in the gunman fired at the man who was trying to get into the house. the at the man who was trying to get into the house.— at the man who was trying to get into the house. the gunman fled, a

cheryl: it's always possible. [laughter] cheryl: you never know.t. to my fellow texan, hello and good morning to you. my aunt is a big dagen mcdowell fan. if you want to give her a shoutout she would be thrilled. dagen: i love your aunt. i appreciate that. god bless you for supporting me and kind of god help you a little bit too. [laughter] dagen: i'm just kidding. thank you. house speaker nancy pelosi arriving in singapore to begin her asia trip while her office made no mention of a possible trip to taiwan. a senior taiwanese official said she will make a stop there as chinese foreign military said its military will not sit idly be if she visits taiwan. joining me now, former deputy assistant secretary of defense, roger zachhime. great to see you. put speaker pelosi's trip in perspective and is it truly important now for her to definitely visit taiwan? >> well, the stakes have changed. it's not okay for the chinese communist party to dictate the travel schedule of the speaker of the house. it's a he reflection of the heightened tensions between th

station wls in chicago.bc - once again, cheryl, good morning. >> this is going to be a big threat asgo not only through the rest of the weekend, but through next week, an idea this rain coming down so fast, so heavy, this is video from las vegas. in a parking garage, that dumpster just getting swept away. the raging waters, this in arizona. streets just turning into rivers so there's definitely a threat that monsoon moisture, that will continue through the rest of the day today. rain, in addition of 1 to 2 inches, potentially up to 2 to 3 inches in some pockets, so flash flooding will be a big concern. not only a flood risk through the desert southwest but also deep south texas, we're going to cover this in a little bit with some monsoon or gulf moisture that will be hitting hard with a lot of rainfall on the way. gentja janai? >>> in the meantime, the attack on acclaimed author salman rushdie. he's reportedly off the ventilator and able to speak. as his accused attacker appears in court to face attempted murder and assault charges. abc's mola lenghi with more. mola, good morning to

cheryl casone has the details and more. good morning, cheryl. lot of flus to get to this morning. good morning again, dagen in minnesota, dr. scott jennison is expected to carry the gop nomination for governor, setting up a nor clash with the current democratic governor. congresswoman ilhan omar hoping to hold off pro police challenger don samuel. wisconsin, rebecca kleefish will go head to head with kim michelle for the republican nomination for governor. three connecticut republicans are battling for a unseat richard blumenthal, one of them saying curbing government overreach is important for him. in vermont, the battle for the seat begins. media company and sister company to fox news media cited continued strength if advertising and growth in particular in the dow jones division, news corp. getting a boost from subscriptions in the quarter, a major break from what we've seen from other news organizations reports, they've been reporting slowdowns when it comes to advertising. news corp. is bucking the trend, stock is up more than 2% right now.

cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> cheryl, thank you.u have been storing your covid-19 home tests and realize they are now expired, we have some good news for you. the fda has extended the expiration date for about 10 brands of at-home tests. that means you don't need to throw them away just yet the fda has a site where it lists all of the authorized at-home tests' kits. to see if it is still viable, use the lot number on the box. check that out there. >>> doctors in the bay area need your help with learning more about long covid. researchers from uc san francisco, that is, cisco health department in san mateo health, on a quest to learn more about how common long covid is, and what causes it they're reaching out to residents in san mateo and san francisco counties from all backgrounds, with covid from at least three months ago. they especially want to hear from black, latino, and pacific islander communities that's are more infections and hospitalizations than others. the study will last three or four years. >>> we are back in 60 second

in contra costa county, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, thank you. >>> tomorrow, santa clara county health officer dr. sara cody is scheduled to be disposed as part of a lawsuit against a well-known san jose church. during the height of the pandemic, calvary chapel continued to hold large in- person indoor services, despite local and state health orders requiring them to limit capacity. today, an appellate court sided with the church, dismissing about $200,000 in fines and court fees against the church. however, the county is still seeking nearly $3 million in other finds from the church. legal analysts say, the debate over public health vs. religious freedom could make it all the way to the supreme court. >>> we did our job and we didn't stray -- didn't strain the power grid tonight. the flex alert, canceled two hours ago. we were asked to conserve energy to avoid a strain on the grid during the peak. it wasn't just not today. it was also wet. bursts of rain across the bay area. we even saw some help. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. jeff, what comes nex

but they left olivia and cheryl here. police say those responsible must now give themselves up. and crosses every boundary and i would urge them to do the right thing so we can can put this person behind bars. olivia was a pupil at st margaret mary's catholicjunior school. today, her head teacher paid tribute to her. she was bubbly, she had a little heart of gold, - nothing was too much trouble for her. - she loved to help the teachers. she was the life and soul of the class. i loved to perform. in fact, we have just i done our recent school production, the wizard of oz, - and she was performing on the stage. she was a munchkin. so, a lively little soul. . life and soul of the class. very, very popular with all her peers. i her family are said to be inconsolable and heart—broken. the answer to what happened here appears to lie in liverpool's criminal underworld. will it now give up those responsible? those criminal gangs are likely to be local to liverpool and the city is like an island, and if history is anything to go by, a serious incident like this has been associated with f

they're confident in what they've been able to rule out, and i am, as well. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> the ntsb is officially beginning its investigation into thursday's deadly midair collision in watsonville. we now know all three people on board the planes died in the crash. yesterday, federal investigators were sifting through and cataloging the wreckage. both planes were on their final approach to landing at the watsonville municipal airport. one plane crashed into a field yards from a neighborhood. the other plane crashed into a hangar at the airport. we spoke with a pilot who witnessed what happened. >> i looked up, and i was -- as i looked up, i could see the 152 break apart and come down in pieces. i saw the 340 go by at a high rate of speed. it was slowly rolling further and further to the left. >> we are still working to learn the identities of the victims. but according to the tail numbers, one of the planes is owned and rented out to pilots by united flight services, which has offices at the watsonville airport. the second plane is registered in wint

cheryl casone has the he details. cheryl: good morning. the iranian government is denying that it was involved. the new jersey man now faces a second degree attempted murder charge and one charge of second degree assault. this as we learn rushdie is on the road to recovery. he was taken off of a ventilator over the weekend and he can now talk. meanwhile, republicans are calling on the biden administration to end negotiations around the nuclear deal with iran in the wake of this attack. well, actress anne heche is dead at just 53 years old. nine days after her fiery car crash into a los angeles home. the actress was taken off of life support sunday afternoon. she spent several days in the a coma while medical personnel matched her for organ donation. police now dismissing the investigation into the cause of the crash, following her death. well, tesla shares are moving this morning in the premarket, as you can see, lower by almost half a percent. ceo elon musk announcing the that the automaker what has now produced more than 3 million cars,

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. >> cheryl: more student loan bailouts on the way, it will eshg race $1.5 billion for students thatwood colleges in california, colorado, illinois and virginia and online programs found to be fraudulent how they marketed their degrees. s the program was challenged in this heated exchange with relationship ro khanna. watch. >> 30 million mighting behind on mortgage and car payments, where do you stop? >> i don't think we should charge for vocational education in modern economy. >> that is not what i asked. >> cheryl: make college for free now? okay. the plan estimated to cost taxpayers around $500 billion and economists say on top of the $500 billion, doesn't reduce inflation, the student loan negates anything they said we were going to get out of the inflation reduction act. >> ashley: talk about american dream home. >> cheryl: escape to the beach before summer ends, join me tonight on american dream home, doug and teresa are coming to key west, florida and we head back to hawaii, saying goodbye to colorado looking for their dream home on the north shore of hawaii. >> todd: thank yo

despite those — directly behind cheryl.t door and has made off on foot. as the chief constable mentioned a few moments ago, at dark audi motor— mentioned a few moments ago, at dark audi motor vehicle was dancing to arrive _ audi motor vehicle was dancing to arrive at— audi motor vehicle was dancing to arrive at jarrow's home address and collected _ arrive at jarrow's home address and collected 35—year—old man, who at that point — collected 35—year—old man, who at that point was one and at the front of the _ that point was one and at the front of the property. that vehicle we then— of the property. that vehicle we then know — of the property. that vehicle we then know took the 35—year—old male to hospitat _ then know took the 35—year—old male to hospital. vehicle has now been seized _ to hospital. vehicle has now been seized. cheryl was taken to aintree hospital— seized. cheryl was taken to aintree hospital and she is being treated for a _ hospital and she is being treated for a gunshot wound to her arm. olivia _ for a gunsh

we can only hope. >> reporter: in oakland, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> there was a fire thatckly raced towards homes. multiple crews from all over the south bay came to fight it. one man said that when the fire got close, he grabbed his hose and joined the fight. >> were you able to save -- >> my backyard in his backyard. >> san jose fire department says that it is looking for the cause of the fire. >>> you are being tracked in the bay area's biggest city. more than 105 cameras are coming to communities affected by gun violence. spd says it has had success with the cameras already installed. >> reporter: they are about the size of a cell phone, but the memory they are storing is supposed to help police catch criminals and determine crimes such as hit and run and vehicle theft. how are these license plate readers working? one local business owner doesn't think they are. >> i have seen that fence be replaced a few times already that is supposed to protect the austrians from getting run over. >> reporter: his business is right on one of the most dangerous intersections in the ci