i'm connor gallagher. _ champions league? i'm connor gallagher. i'm _ champions league? connor gallagher, i'm a midfielder- champions league? i'm connor gallagher, i'm a midfielder for| gallagher, i'm a midfielderfor chelsea's _ gallagher, i'm a midfielderfor chelsea's he youth team at. gallagher is a boy had chelsea fan, as are his family. he is a product of the academy, but have not agreed a new contract, he has gone to spain. some chelsea fans are unhappy at losing one of their own. symptomatic, they say, of an identity crisis at the club. it is there a simple fix? if identity crisis at the club. it is there a simple fix?— there a simple fix? if we get results, the _ there a simple fix? if we get results, the fans _ there a simple fix? if we get results, the fans will - there a simple fix? if we get i results, the fans will recognise there a simple fix? if we get - results, the fans will recognise the club again, right? it's as simple as that. there are elements that won't go away, the sort of forced removals of connor gallagher, that won't sit well regardless of how

connor highlighted how much the script has flipped here in the last few weeks. i mean, it was democrats just a few weeks ago, worried about president biden being a drag on them, about ruining their chances to take back the house, about making it very difficult for them to hold onto the senate, and now it is just a complete opposite, it reminds me of, for example, when i ran in 2018, what republicans are doing now, begging donald trump to stay on message, begging him to talk about inflation, immigration, the issues that could help republicans, but they are dealing with someone who won't listen, who only pays attention to his own instincts, his own impulses, and clearly what he wants to do is launch personal attacks, ramble through some of the speeches, i mean, this is someone who just a few weeks ago had the opportunity to unite the country, there is a lot of sympathy for him after that horrible assassination attempt and he had squandered all of that goodwill. >> connor, both candidates are flooding your state with ads of tons and tons of money more money has bee

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?e. so, yeah, that would be justice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. convictions are even rarer. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. the scottish government is introducing emergency spending controls and it's understood that a number of projects will now be cut. ministers today confirmed an end to universal winter fuel payments for scottish pensioners, in line with the change in england. let's speak to our scotland editor, james cook, who's in glasgow. what more do we expect? reeta, i think the concern is that we might expect quite a lot more in the way of cuts. the finance se

another day in the spanish mountains and in eighth in red for ben 0'connor. but no worries for 0'connor on stage 14, the red jersey right up there on the last climb of the day. then drama... that is not what you want. a mechanical problem for at the worst possible time for the with the stage victory up for grabs nobody was going to wait. so a test of descending skills as he chased to peleton from a team—mates bike that was too small for him for that and unexpected plot twist. but team—mates, he made it back in the nick of time for that the front was a sprint finish to victory taken by growth, the second time this year. the second time this year. behind both finish for the same time so it looks like an epic day in the mountains tomorrow for 0'connor to defend thatjersey again. drew savage, bbc news. south africa beat new zealand injohannesburg. the all blacks were dominant for the first out for the cato clarks scoring two of their tries as a lead by ten points for the they lead one overfor points for the they lead one over for 31—27 victory for the williams wi

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?ustice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. the scottish government is introducing emergency spending controls and it's understood that a number of projects will now be cut. ministers today confirmed an end to universal winter fuel payments our scotland editor give us this update. our scotland editor give us this u date. . ., . , our scotland editor give us this udate. . , update. the concern is we can could exect a update. the concern is we can could expeet a quite _ update. the concern is we can could expect a quite lot _ update. the concern

i'll start with you, connor.neral kind of thoughts on what we're seeing are caring at the moment. >> i think if keir starmer wanted to prevent further violence, he would not have responded in the way that he has . responded in the way that he has. i don't see how it's responsible for a prime minister to declare the need for a standing army of police officers, implying he is going to war with someone, to only come out and give a press conferences. in the aftermath of the southport stabbings , not the southport stabbings, not because of the stabbing, because of the ensuing protests and riots to only unilaterally blame the far right when we have got abundant videos on social media and in mainstream reporting now of muslim gangs charging police lines in bolton , in birmingham lines in bolton, in birmingham to only say that the far right are responsible for this, and therefore everyone else must be made to feel safe, to then allocate £28 million to the defence of mosques. no mosque should be attacked, but of course th

connor, of course, chuck schumer is optimistic. he has to be. it's his job.o you share his optimism? >> i do. we have seen a reversal of fortune in the last 30 days. i think largely because vice president harris is exciting young people and other voters who were just sitting on the sidelines before. now that they are getting engaged and showing up for senate candidates, congressional candidates it is reinvigorating the party because earlier these people were ignoring posters or saying they were disengaged. that kind of enthusiasm is infectious and starting to spread. >> carlos, what do you think? how would you feel if you were on the ballot as a republican and you are watching the press conferences? how would you feel about this coming november? >> i think it is remarkable that connor just highlighted how much the script has flipped in the last few weeks. it was democrats just a few weeks ago worried about president biden being a drag on them, about ruining their chances to take back the house, making it very difficult for them to hold onto the senate. now it

george connors was. calm, cool and collected while reems was volatile and would go lunge across the room at people and george connors would come down. remis called the man friday. i mean, he once he connors in place. remus began to implement his scheme for becoming the country's preeminent bootlegger in the scheme had four parts which i'm going to explain to you will explain a of his genius and his success. number one he was going to buy distilleries to gain possession of pre-prohibition bonded whiskey. number two, he was going to acquire wholesale drug companies. number three, he obtained withdraw permits that would allow him to remove whiskey from those distilleries and in theory, sell it on the medicinal market. number four, and this is the true genius of his plan, where he was organize his own transportation company to provide for distribution. and then he arranged for his own employees to hijack his own trucks. and then those employees would sell this legal medicinal to the illegal market at price t

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?aby doesn't have any life. so, yeah, that would be justice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. thailand has been plunged into deeper political and economic uncertainty, with the country's constitutional court dismissing the prime minister, srettha thavisin. the court in bangkok ruled that he'd violated the constitution by appointing a minister who'd served time injail for contempt of court. he's been in office less than a year. amazon has been chosen for a uk trial to deliver parcels using drones. parcels from the prime air service can be deli

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?life and her baby doesn't have any life. so, yeah, that would be justice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, a connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. to a big political story out of japan. the prime minister, fumio kishida, says he will not stand in his party's leadership contest next month, clearing the way for a new premier. mr kishida — who came to power in 2021 — said it was important to show the public that his liberal democratic party was changing. they have governed japan for most of the period since the second world war. tomohiko taniguchi is a former special adviser to the

. —— shows connor grubb approached ta'kiya young. bullet was fired into her chest. grubb is charged with multiple counts of murder, in voluntary manslaughter. we with multiple counts of murder, in voluntary manslaughter.— with multiple counts of murder, in voluntary manslaughter. we are not -aassin voluntary manslaughter. we are not passing any — voluntary manslaughter. we are not passing any judgment _ voluntary manslaughter. we are not passing anyjudgment of _ voluntary manslaughter. we are not passing any judgment of whether i passing anyjudgment of whether officer connor grubb acted properly, we have not seen the evidence. young that was at least _ we have not seen the evidence. young that was at least 25 _ we have not seen the evidence. young that was at least 25 weeks _ we have not seen the evidence. young that was at least 25 weeks pregnant i that was at least 25 weeks pregnant at the time of the shooting, the daughter she expected also died. it was not called for. today her grandfather called grubb a bully with a bad. i grandfather called grubb a bully with

they wanted to sell connor gallagher.hink he is talented, he has less than one year left on his contract and you want to cash in on that transfer fee, which will help them keep spending. so, they've ended up selling gallagher, pushing him out, but they've had to do a deal with political engine for a player. it turns out to be gel felix, and the only reason it is him, by the way, is a deal collapse or another player. it allowed connor gallagher to leave, who was pictured in the atletico madrid stadium nine days ago. it is a transfer for which might supersede the raheem sterling story of the past few days. fast bowler matthew potts has been called up by england for the first test against sri lanka, which starts in manchester on wednesday. he replaces captain ben stokes, who's out of the three—match series with a hamstring injury. the other change sees dan lawrence come in for injured opener zak crawley. 0ur sports correspondentjoe wilson says the focus of this selection is on taking wickets. 0ne one of the issues when you a

and general connor? so fox connor i think, again, i don't have i didn't come across much evidence that they had much direct interaction. fox connor obviously had a huge influence on general eisenhower and their allies. eisenhower his thinking and and through that, i think in an indirect even an officer that might not have worked closely with them and then director of influence on them as well. one thing it's a little bit of a esoteric doctrinal issue, but but general mcnair was very aware of the relationship between politics and war, and he was very aware of the fact that you have to have a government and an economy and a procurement system and all of these different capabilities that could work together to to create effective military. and so in the 1939 field service regulations are drafted, he's the commandant of the commandos general staff school and. one of the things that he's promoting is kind of this idea of connecting operational doctrine to, achieving the political object of the war which you h

connor: wait, wait, wait! aj: what? connor: i can't drive. aj: what, why? connor: i'm high.ork. it's been a busy week on the campaign trail with less than 70 days until election day. to break it all down, we're joined this hour by cbs news political director fin gomez. fin, great to see you. let's start with vice president kamala harris. she gave her first interview on thursday. >> hi, shanelle, in this her first major interview where she faced some tough questions on some key issues, she did accomplish that. she faced questions on fracking in pennsylvania, also in immigration, and she did say, and i thin this was notable, that she said that there would be consequences on illegal border crossings, something of a little tougher language than we've heard her say before. overall, i think it was an effective interview for the vice president. >> got it. and how is the trump campaign responding to her performance? >> critically, shanelle. they did put out a statement saying she did not address a major issue to them, and according to many voters in battleground state, and that is t

i sure hope their grandfather connor's not turning over in his grave at what's happening here today. well, if he is, bob. it isn't because you and i didn't fight it all the way. now that it's built. let's hope we have been wrong. hello, ralph. how? dairy farm? have we convinced you farmers yet? no, but what done is done not just cut ribbon. i can get on in the markets and see this road is worth the trouble. it's caused me. ladies and gentlemen it's worth the thank pleasure today on the occasion of this important event to introduce to you the illustrious governor of our great state, the honorable theodore white. thank, spencer. distinguished ladies and gentlemen i compliment on this large gathering here today. it shows clearly that you, the people of connersville, recognize the true significance of this ceremony to each and every one of you. you have had your even disagreements about the highway and, the public hearing room on the streets and in your homes. and i think you'll all agree that such discussions are healthy far from them comes the majority will. we are gathered here today

that says something . something. >> connor, last word to you. >> connor, last word to you. >> yeah.idn't ban the palestine marches ehhen ban the palestine marches either. so i think he's not great on that one. i personally think we can have jerk chicken without all the stabbing. i think we have the recipe. >> okay. political commentator , >> okay. political commentator, political commentator connor tomlinson, the comment. >> thank you. that's really worth listening to . worth listening to. >> what's your problem with that? i mean, he's just cracking, he's just cracking a joke, leroy. i mean, actually, actually, it's a fair point as well. >> it's. it really? you call that a fair point? this shows you are totally out of your depth , both of you. and you depth, both of you. and you really need to get real. you know, you have these, comments about you bring the jerk chicken . about you bring the jerk chicken. what does that mean? >> listen, it's you can have cultural events without people stabbing each other to death. >> i think that's possible . >> i think that's possible. >> i think t

good to j get your thoughts, david connor -- get your thoughts, david connor —— david cannell. drug misuse in scotland has increased, according to the latest figures. data from the national records of scotland showed there were more than 1,170 drug—related deaths in 2023. that's a rise of 121 compared to the year before. 0ur scotland correspondent katie hunterjoins us from glasgow. katie, have these figures come as a surprise? let's speak to our reporter katie hunter who's in glasgow. have these figures, as the price? no, back in 2020 there was a record number of drug debts in scotland, with more than 1300 people losing their lives in one year, and the figures fell since then, and there is hope last year there may be a turning point, but as you mentioned, the figures for 2023 were up on last year, and i don't think that came as a huge surprise. but campaigners are saying is that yes, these figures grab the headlines and are in the news, but behind each figure is a person with friends and families and that these drug debts are impacting communities across scotland. to give some

. >> reporter: body camera video shows blendon township police officer connor grubb approach ta'kiyang outside an ohio grocery store last year. another officer orders her to get out. >> get out of the [bleep] -- get out of the car. >> reporter: instead, the 21-year-old rolled forward toward grubb, who fired a single bullet through her windshield into her chest. today, a grand jury announced grubb is being charged with multiple counts of murder, involuntary manslaughter, and felonious assault. >> we are not passing any judgment on whether officer grubb acted properly. we haven't seen the evidence. >> reporter: before the shooting, surveillance cameras recorded young inside the store, where police suspected she stole bottles of alcohol. young was at least 25 weeks pregnant at the time of the shooting. the daughter she was expecting also died. >> he didn't never have to pull that gun on her, ever. it wasn't called for. >> reporter: today, young's grandmother called grubb a bully with a badge. >> i want to see connor grubb pay for what he did because it was wrong. it was wrong for him to

. >> i'm connor hansen in new york. i've got the details coming up. >> plus, governor gavin newsom wants to pass new requirements for oil refineries. why a large u.s. company i ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. reserve meeting as fox's connor hanson explains, it would come as the race for the white house heats up, with the economy as the most pressing issue for voters. >> a new inflation report shows prices rose by only 0.2% from june to july. it's a closely watched trend, and many believe it wil

it is said that this player is going to be exchanged with the english connor hoffek. and the phenomenon of france. in psg, with the official announcement of the paris saint-germain club, 19-year-old desiree doe hafek from rennes has joined paris saint-germain with a five-year contract worth 60 million euros. duet had won a silver medal with france in the same olympics. mehdiar mustafalo of the sed and broadcasting news agency. tennis messrs . cincinnati sinner and zerroff reached the semi-finals. rublev and orkach withdrew from the competition. in the quarter finals of the 1000 point tennis tournament in cincinnati in the american city of mason, the italian yanks sinner, the first-placed winner of the d1 championship , passed ander rublev roz and entered the semi-finals. german alexander zorev won three championships with the same result against american benshelton and became one of the top four tennis players of this competition. corruption in football is a topic of discussion, which is heard more than ever these days, and the same issue is the voice of the pioneers of this sport. let'

linda connor is incredible. and the fact that th mplary.ey are an incredible, incredible organization. so h. and coming from a photographer of note yourself in bldings and architecture, i think that's an important part of our commission. you know just pausing for a second to talk just to mention, you know, commissioner schnur's portfolio. so i reallyk that, you know, that coming from your body,% really understand the importance of connecting that in a very powerful way.. are there any other comments commission on this report? seeing none. isere any public comment for those joining in person? please proceed to th public comment podium and fill out the public comment information card. we six. as a reminder your time will start. when you begin speaking,r on the podium and receive a 32nd audible warning before your time ncludes. i'm requesting comments from those who are in person. is there anyone would like to make a current agenda item? seeing no request for public comment. public comment is now closed. you very much. i'm now calling agenda

. >> reporter: inmate ben connors is in jail for felony robbery and assault charges. >> it's nice to get any little bit of peace of mind you can get in here. >> good boy. go. >> reporter: lee says melo's presence has cut down on psychotic episodes and outbursts. >> they're more willing to let us help them. i've seen fewer fights. >> reporter: the goal is to help inmates become competent to stand trial, make their way through the court process, and ultimately be released back into society. >> definitely a second chance is important because just that one instance of losing your mind doesn't mean that's how you are, you know, for the rest of your life. you can still do good and be calm and peaceful. >> reporter: in ventura alise martinez, kcal news. >> so cute. that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you the news continues. for others tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul

rachel connor, director of research partnerships at the type one diabetes charity jdrf uk explains whyresearch would be so life—changing the insulin people with type one diabetes currently use to manage their condition is imperfect, it isn't like the insulin made by bodies. people who don't have type one diabetes don't make that insulin. when you are administering insulin, it doesn't work straightaway. that is one of the challenges we are looking to solve with this new funding to try and make an insulin that will work straightaway and, crucially, stop working as soon as the job is done in the body. this is a more responsive type of insulin, potentially? that would mean people wouldn't have to check their blood sugar levels as frequently. absolutely. our hope is that by developing responsive forms of insulin that get to work quickly, they would be able to do the job of the pancreas... is another kind of drug would do. without the person with type one diabetes constantly having to interact and change their doses and measure their glucose levels. the dream would be to have one injection p

chelsea, his servant or whelming and that spell but chelsea have had to do a deal with them to get connor it's not because they think he's talented, it's because he is less than a year left on his contract in order to cash in on a transfer fee and help them keep spending. the ended up selling gallagher to push them out but it turns out to be phillips nor is it is him by the way is because the deal collapsed for another player who was a 20—year—old striker and atletico madrid and that expired and it allowed him to leave and he was pictured in the stadium nine days ago. it's a remarkable transfer story in itself and one that surpasses the rahkeem story earlier. elsewhere, brighton have signed georgino rutter from leeds for a fee believed to be a club record a0 million pounds, that's after triggering a release clause. he's signed a 5 year deal. rutter made 66 appearances for leeds, scoring eight goals over an 18—month spell. oliver skipp hasjoined leicester on a five—year deal from tottenham, after spurs accepted a bid in excess of £20m. the 23—year—old has been with the north london club si

eventually, australia's ben 0'connor claimed a stunning solo victory to take the leader's red jerseyone year to go until the women's rugby world cup gets underway. england were beaten in the final last time around, finishing runners—up to six—time champions new zealand — but the head coach insists he won't be making big changes with just a year to go. as long as we just make it normal. um, as long as we just allow people to to be themselves and when it's on, it's on. when it's not, just relax and have some fun and go with it. and you know, look we've got to earn the right to play at allainz stadium in the world cup, you know. um, yeah. we don't have a right to it. so, you know, to me that's also the way to look at it as well, because, you know, even though you've got it at home, what are the advantages. i mean, world rugby basically, um, try and create an equal playing field in terms of facilities and the way that you, you move around the country and stuff like that. so the only way that i think where there are advantages is for us to make it a very normal environment. you know, let'

linda connor is incredible.ble comi photographer ofs offand note yourself in buildings andan important part of our commission. you know, j to talk about or just to mention, you know, commissioner sly appreciate that,ounoha coming from your body of work, you really understand the importance of connectit in#3 a very powerful way. thank you or discussion from the commission on this report? seeing none. is there any public comment for thosin to the public comment podium and fill out the public e currently on item six. as a reminder, your time will sta when you begin speaking, you will see a visual timer on the podium and receive a 32nd audible warning before your time concludes. i'm requesting comments from those who are in person. like to make a public comment on the current agenda item? seeing no ruest f public comment. public comment is now closed. thank you very much. i'm now calling ageit nbe seven, the consent calendar. it's important for us always to understand is time, you know, always to review these items.

bring the speed, this is a crash with rosssy and power, and the back you see jack harvey as well, connory corn country. iran's sports caravan with the name of iran's children to participate in the 17th paralympic competition in paris tomorrow with 65 athletes in 10 major sports. the games will be held in france from the 7th to the 18th of september with the participation of 4400 athletes from 188 countries in 22 disciplines. the members of zubhand football team, who traveled to holy mashhad to meet tehran fans in the second premier league , served pilgrims at the tea house of haram motahar on wednesday night. the championship card of the basic categories of boys and girls of asia will start tomorrow, hosted by the philippines, and the representatives of our country will face their rivals on the first day. iran's national football team's match with kyrgyzstan has confirmed that this match will be held on the 15th of september . the goal of the 1992 futsal world cup is in the list of the worst scorers of the world cup. aref gholami, the defender of last season , volzhar besni, signed a con

we also have kate connor, housing implementation department, and kate hannairs manager with the planning we also have up front kevin birmingham, acting chief building inspector with dbirrie mcelroy senior building inspector and plans examiner

fox's connor hansen reports delegates still need to officially cast their vote since president biden announced he was stepping away from the race. vice president kamala harris quickly gathered support to be the new nominee. democratic delegates are now meeting virtually to cast their ballots. the roll call is mostly procedural since harris is the only person to qualify, so far. >> as a party, we have an obligation to design and implement a fair nomination process for delegates to officially express their preferences through a vote, resulting in eventually an official nominee of the democratic party who will go on to the top ballot in november. the vote has to be done before the chicago convention because of a deadline to get on the ballot in the state of ohio. >> once that process is over, harris is expected to announce her running mate. the vice president has already said she will start a multi-state campaign tour with that person on tuesday. there are still several on the short list, like pennsylvania governor josh shapiro and arizona senator mark kelly. i think she's got a lot of

in new york, connor hansen, fox news. >> and we are checking in on that forecast. temperatures are cooling. it's noticeable. it will be more noticeable this weekend. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour alex. mike >> thank you. coming up tonight at 7:00, a las vegas jury delivers a guilty verdict today for a former county official charged with killing an investigative journalist. prosecutors say robert tellez was angry about stories that were critical of his performance tonight on west coast rap. how long tellez will spend behind bars. plus, our legal analyst weighs in on the key evidence that likely persuaded jurors. plus, a sheriff's deputy trapped by flames as a massive wildfire rages in montana. the terrifying moments captured by a dash camera, and how the deputy was able to escape. those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> thank you. alex but f

linda connor is incredible. and the fact that they have survived, i just i couldn't be i'm so looking forward to this. this is going to be exemplary. and they are an incredible, incredible organization. so hats off. and coming from a photographer of note yourself in buildings and architecture, i think that's an important part of our commission. you know, just pausing for a second to talk about or just to mention, you know, commissioner schnur's portfolio. so i really appreciate that, you know, that coming from your body of work, you really understand the importance of connecting that in a very powerful way. thank you. are there any other comments or discussion from the commission on this report? seeing none. is there any public comment for those joining in person? please proceed to the public comment podium and fill out the public comment information card. we are currently on item six. as a reminder, your time will start. when you begin speaking, you will see a visual timer on the podium and receive a 32nd audib

connor hansen, fox news. >> this afternoon, the former president trump held his second news conference in a week before taking questions, though mr. trump spoke for nearly 45 minutes attacking vice president harris on the border, energy and the economy. >> kamala harris is a radical california liberal who broke the economy, broke the border and broke the world. frankly very destructive to the entire world because as we go, oftentimes the world goes by handed kamala and crooked joe biden. >> mr. trump said he is not changing his campaign strategy and said he is entitled to make personal attacks. he stood in front of several grocery items at his golf club in new jersey, blaming the biden administration for inflation and. yesterday, te labor department announced official. two vice presidential candidates have agreed to a debate. the two campaigns confirmed that minnesota governor tim walz and ohio senator jd vance have agreed to a debate on october 1st on cbs. also today, the harris campaign said that it will participate in two presidential debates. former president trump and vice preside

connor hansen, ktvu, fox two news. >> as we just mentioned, republican vice presidential nominee j.d. vance during the us, mexico border today, where he continued to hit the vice president for the administration's border policies. vance meeting with border officials in cochise county, arizona. his visit is part of a concerted effort by the trump campaign to attack harris on immigration. vance calling the vice president a border czar for her early assignment to address root causes of migration and immigration in central america, and blaming her for a surge in illegal crossings. i believe very simple. >> this is not rocket science. it is not hard to secure the southern border. you just have to reimplement some common sense policies. you've got to reimplement remain in mexico. you've got to stop, catch and release. you've got to force the asylum seekers to stay in mexico while their claims are being adjudicated. and you've got to finish this border wall and re-implement deportations. >> now, the border patrol is expected to announce a 30% drop in arrests for the month of july. a new low

connor hansen, fox news. >> x, formerly known as twitter, has been banned in brazil.oday, a brazilian supreme court justice ordered the social media platform to be suspended immediately after elon musk refused to adhere to a court order to find legal representation. officials at x have been clashing with brazil's top court over free speech and misinformation. app stores in brazil will have five days to remove x from their sites, and anyone using a vpn to access x could face fines of up to $9,000. >> one of the doctors facing charges connected to the death of actor matthew perry appeared in court today in los angeles. 54 year old mark chavez reached a plea deal with prosecutors, agreeing to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute ketamine. he's one of five people facing felony charges for perry's death. two other defendants already pleaded guilty, according to officials. while the two main defendants, justine sonia, known as the ketamine queen and doctor salvador plasencia, have pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, the holi

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. >> as fox's connor hanson tells us, the rate cut would come as the race for the white house heats up, with the economy being one of the most important issues for many voters. >> a new inflation report shows prices rose by only 0.2% from june to july. it's a closely watched trend, and many believe it will be more reason for the federal reserve to cut interest rates soon. >> i think that these numbers came out about what we expected, obviously, maybe even a little bit better. >> the news comes after fed chair jerome powell hinted at a possible change last week. >> the time has come for policy to adjust the direction of travel is clear, and the timing and pace of rate cuts will depend on incoming data. >> experts are interpreting that as a sign that rate cuts are coming eventually, leading to lower costs for loans and credit card interest. >> that's a very clear message that no one should anticipate that there would be rate cuts at the upcoming september fomc meeting. >> a september rate cut would be politically convenient for vice president kamala harris's campaign. she and president b

>> connor grub is expected to appear in court via video. enter a not guilty plea on behalf of his client. this after a grand jury indicted connor on multiple charges that you just mentioned, including murder, felonious assault, and involuntary manslaughter. this all stems from an incident last summer involving ta'kiya young, that 21-year-old pregnant mother who was accused of shoplifting. now, before the shooting, the body camera video shows another office telling young to get out of her car multiple times. she refuses, and then the car starts to move forward, and that's when grub fired a single shot through the windshield hitting young and killing her. her family says these charges are one step toward justice. >> i just want him to know he was wrong to kill her. it didn't take that. he didn't never have to pull that gun on her ever. it wasn't called for. he was a bully with a badge, and that was not right. >> l and just moments ago, i received a statement from the attorney representing grubb, mark collins, and it says in part, the evidence

. >> as fox's connor hanson reports tonight, this comes as ceasefire talks continue to try to end then gaza and return israeli hostages. >> the u.s. is stepping up its involvement, trying to prevent a wider war in the middle east. u.s. central command says some of its f-22 fighter jets are now in the area to add more support, along with several warships, according to axios. centcom commander general michael kurilla is back in israel meeting with his counterparts today. officials are hoping intense diplomacy is forcing iran to reconsider a possible attack. >> this should not take any further escalatory steps that those steps are not in their interest. they're not in the interests of the wider region. and that's a that is a point we will continue to impress in all of our diplomatic engagements in the region. >> the region has been on edge since iran vowed revenge after strikes killed a hamas leader inside tehran and a hezbollah leader in lebanon. fighting has continued along the israel-lebanon border. israeli leaders say their defenses are ready and they have been launching air strikes

vallejo mayor, robert connor said they have an interim police chief with roughly 70 officers, they are down by about 60 officers missing almost half the police force, with help from allied agencies, he says officers arrested several people connected with the sideshow. >> there were a total of people -- five people arrested, one was a juvenile and the other was taken to jail. >> reporter: they would like to increase punishment for both spectators and participants. some residents protested outside the chp office last month to demand help from the state. >> especially the governor who deployed all those units to oakland will give us a little bit, too. we could certainly use the help. >> reporter: after the sideshow, many of the participants and spectators took over the streets and did donuts, kaylee says these sideshows are just kids having innocent fun, they are dangerous. >> i would hate for something to happen to us or our neighbors, we don't want a stray bullet coming through the house. >> reporter: it doesn't appear anybody has been arrested for the homicide, vallejo police are askin