i'm dan harris.moments ago, officials announce they'll demolish the remainder of the tower as soon as tomorrow because they're concerned about the approaching storm elsa. the surfside mayor spoke just moments ago. >> instead of waiting weeks and allowing the bur rasy to crawl has made a very dramatic decision and sign the order to get this building taken down im fear was the hurricane may take it down, in the wrong direction, on top of the pile where we have victims. >> a key point here officials stre stressing that the search and rescue mission will continue, this is still a search and rescue mission. i want to go now to abc's trevor ault on the ground in surfside, he joins us on the phone. trevor, just say more about this emphasis we're hearing from officials on the ground here that this is designed to enable them to continue the search and rescue mission instead of bringing it to an end. >> that's right, dan, and it really is a significant acceleration in their plans in terms of tearing down this

. >> i like that matt's getting a taste of what dan harris gets. janai is on the level. into taylor swift. >> that's what we learned. >>> you know when you're on instagram checking out celeb accounts and you come upon jennifer lopez and think my god. those amazing bikini shots of the star posted on her birthday on saturday posting, 52, what it do? then you get to the last pick and it's steamy. bennifer, they're not waiting for tonight with that major lip lock. the couple ruled hollywood when they were engaged from 2002 to 2004. two marriages and a few break ups later bennifer is back. affleck doesn't have to ask j.lo if you have my love. this picture says it all. we said yesterday they haven't made it instagram official. >> she just did. >> she said "gma" i see you. >> there you go. >>> who knew when justin bieber watched his wife hayley bieber on the runway he was thinking that should be me? the singer is the face of the balenciaga campaign. challenging his inner zoolander. he modelled thousand dollar speakers plus a bag and leather jacket. social media was split. some

i'm dan harris in new york.ming on the air item now to bring you a historic moment in space travel which really could lead to a whole new era of commercial space travel for civilians. the unity spaceship 2 being koreyed by a larger plane, the virgin mothership eve which in moments will release the craft at 50,000 feet. its motor will ignite and the spacecraft will make its way to suborbital space 50 miles above. on board richard branson and crew of two pilots and three other civilian employees of his company, virgin galactic, the mission delayed by about 90 minutes because of weather but then all systems go at spaceport america in new mexico 180 miles south of albuquerque and right there on the ground in new mexico is abc's gio benitez. gio, you've been following this story for weeks now, just walk us through what we're about to see here in the coming minutes. >> reporter: so, dan, as you mentioned we're seeing incredible images right now. this is about 46,000 feet or so, so when it reaches about 50 now thousand

disgraceful. >> dan: hunter biden is in it protected class. kamala harris, you ever see that meme on the internet? you had one job! your job was to deliver the paper, you don't even get on the stew. kamala harris had one job, the border. she can even get that right. all they had to do, governor, was nothing, just let the trump policies continued. they would have been fine, and they managed to screw that up, too. >> i have to wonder, maybe they wanted kamala harris in this job, because she actually makes joe biden look competent. she so 100% right, i do have a strategy. any time you're investigated, sibley say, i identify as hunter biden. if you can do that, you will never be investigated. nobody will ever lay a finger on you, nobody will care what you do. you can do things in broad daylight, and the fbi and everybody will turn a blind eye and let it go. take the simple advice, identify as hunter biden. your home free. >> dan: governor, watched -- he said he's to write down his one-liners in advance. to do you think of this stuff on the fly? you're pretty fu

. >> we talked about the love for the dan harris. >> that's right.you missed -- this is their love language. >> exactly right. ⌞> verbal abuse. >>> we are also trying something new here this weekend. showing some love for a project that people maybe have not heard about yet. >> yes, so, i'm excited about it and we're introducing our "binge this" breakout pick and this inaugural selection is the short film "brown paper pageant." it's a satirical take on beauty standards by this budding filmmaker maame-yaa aforo, and she also stars in it, too. i caught this on youtube when i was surfing the internet and it's a funny poignant piece and we caught up with maame-yaa. here's what she had to say about it. >> hi, i'm maame-yaa aforo. i'm a writer, director and actor based in los angeles, and my film "brown paper pageant" is truly a love letter to anyone who has ever felt unwanted but especially my dark-skinned black sisters. constantly coming against western beauty standards is an issue and colorism is also an issue in the black community so with this film i

so i've gone to the library and i've done research, and i end dan from harris says that there is an office of the united nations in london. so my global cell phone calls and a few goats, and we managed to put together mine to buy me tickets. landon i landed heaps were a port would literally time to 50 pounds to my name, no family or friends in the u. k. because why do i need them? i mean, i have my dream and i'm going to with the un said leave me anything and everything that could fall apart falls apart. but the whole james is falls apart because a, the un office that i think is the un office is not the un. it's an organization called the united nations association, similar name, but very different organization. i ran not so my, me, i almost become homeless. but what is remarkable, as you say, is that i didn't give up in 3 years after i arrived in london. the you and set up an office in london and i became the go in the blue uniform. i joined the un so, and i shook my dream. this is, audrey audrey has a question for you. have a listen. have a look looking big. i'm from now. i visit in thin

dan. well, harry dunn was killed allegedly by an american diplomat's wife driving on the wrong side of thel me their grief is still raw, and their fight is far from over. this morning, harry dunn's parents are speaking out bringing their quest for justice in the death of their 19-year-old son to the united states. >> we'd, quite frankly, go to the ends of the earth to try and get some justice for our boy, so there was no question that we would not be here. >> reporter: dunn's parents flying from the uk to give evidence under oath as part of a civil lawsuit against anne sacoolas, the wife of an american diplomat accused of causing their son's death. >> the pain is beyond anything you could ever describe. it runs so deep. so deep. >> reporter: in august 2019, sacoolas was driving on the wrong side of the road near a u.s. military base in the uk when she hit dunn's motorcycle according to british authorities. she left the country three weeks later claiming diplomatic immunity. >> i would like to see her take accountability for what she's done. >> reporter: the parents now moving forward with

harry kane says england know they have a tough game ahead — but they believe they can win. he's been speaking to our sports editor danaway from doing what no other england captain has achieved for more than half a century. today explaining how it felt to be within touching distance of glory. to be playing and leading the boys out on our first european final is going to be extra special. the excitement is there, i'm sure there will be a few nerves, but you have to take these moments, enjoy these moments of history and hopefully we can go one step further and win the whole thing. it's the biggest game in my career so far. doing something special with england will probably always surpass anything at club leveljust because of the magnitude, the long wait for a final, the long wait to win a trophy. 1966 world cup winning captain bobby moore remains the only man to lead england to such silverware. now kane could emulate him. how does it feel to be compared with an icon like that? whenever your name is mentioned in that company, it gives you motivation, it gives you confidence. it would be an incredible achievement, these a

harry kane says england know they have a tough game ahead, but they believe they can win. he's been speaking to our sports editor, danone win away from doing what no other england captain has achieved for more than half a century. today, explaining how it felt to be within touching distance of glory. to be playing and leading the boys out on our first european final is going to be extra special. so, yeah, i mean, the excitement is there, i'm sure there will be a few nerves, but you have to take these moments, enjoy these moments of history and hopefully we can go one step further and win the whole thing. it's the biggest game in my career so far. doing something special with england will probably always surpass anything at club leveljust because of the magnitude, the long wait for a final, the long wait to win a trophy. 1966 world cup winning captain bobby moore remains the only man to lead england to such silverware. now kane could emulate him. how does it feel to be compared with an icon like that? whenever your name is mentioned in that company, it gives you motivation, it gives you confidence. it would be an incr

. >> harris: dan bongino. ics we acting to an explosive new report alleging lore morale and abusive environment for staffers inside kamala harris's office. they talked to 22 people on and off the staff right now. fox across america host jimmy failla is in focus ahead. scient. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. riders, the lone wolves of the great highway. all they need is a bike and a full tank of gas. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that's jeremy, right there! we're literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we're new friends. to be fair. eh, still. people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ yo

harry came talking to dan roan.ch the match. we can speak to caroline, she is the head teacher of the primary skill and hartlepool. 0ne head teacher of the primary skill and hartlepool. one of a number of school getting pupils along their monday morning line. let me to speak with you. what have you said to parents who have children at your school? indeed, what prompted it? we school? indeed, what prompted it? - told them that they can arrive any time before 10:30am on monday, so they want to be marked late, they want to get in any trouble for coming a bit late, and it's been prompted, really, because of the excitement that the children have felt right down to five—year—olds about the semi final, they all stayed up to watch that, they came to school the next day and they were quite visibly tired and a little bit fed up. they had little sleep and some children took the whole day off, so we felt that arranging for them to come in a bit later but at least mean they came to school at some point, but also it meant that th

lock harry wells, centre dan kelly and wing adam radwan win their first caps.ad coach warren gatland believes that the test series against south africa "will go ahead". that's despite covid outbreaks in both squads, with little over two weeks to go until the first test match. the lions' tour game against the bulls on saturday was cancelled earlier this week, but they're hopeful of playing the sharks again, who they comfortably beat 54—7 last night. i honestly believe that we will have the test series and you get a case and, if was but beforehand it was not about, our medic said being in south africa we will get a case or two that shows how we deal with that. so the players have been incredibly vigilant and we have got some time in the next couple of weeks to hopefully get everyone all right so we can have a good test series. and that's definitely what we have been trying to do. this weekend, formula e returns to new york for the first time since the pandemic began, for a double—header e—prix. the circuit winds its way through the streets of brooklyn and venturi

dan: i agree. you are closer to the border fence kamala harris was. appreciate your time. t from doctor fauci e-mails exposed. >> this is the house is on fire e-mail here. his fingerprints may be on this. ♪♪ dan: what exactly did he know about the origins? when did he know i we discussed coming up next. ♪♪ [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ welcome back to "unfiltered". jim jordan exposed to doctor fauci e-mails. hours after doctor fauci got an e-mail from lead research sink covid-19 looked engineered, he warned his inner circle but did he tell a different story to the white house? >> first, doctor fauci knows there's a lethal virus on the loose started in wuhan, china. second, he knows the american taxpayers have funded gain of function research in wuhan, china. third, he knows the research grant didn't go through

12 players made theirfirst international appearance in sunday's win against usa while lock harry wells, centre danwinning theirfirst caps at twickenham this weekend. tokyo has declared a state of emergency that will be in place for the whole of the olympic games later this month. the japanese government is taking action against the rising coronavirus infections rates and casts doubt on whether even a limited number of fans will be able to attend the events. 0verseas supporters were barred from travelling to the games in april. an entirely new look england team is taking on pakistan in the first of three one day internationals in cardiff. positive tests returned by three players and four backroom staff forced the original squad into isolation. but the stand—in team couldn't have had a better start after captain ben stokes won the toss and decided to bowl first. lancashire's saqib mahmood got a wicket with the first ball of the innings and two in the first over. he's got another one since, as has lewis gregory. it is 28—4 after six overs. that's all the sport for now. but you can keep up to date wit

the squad are continuing their preparations at st george's park, and captain harry kane spoke to our sports editor dangrounded enough to know we have a very tough game on her hands, but there's a good belief on this team. we are close and so to bounce back, its been a great sign, a great mentality that we've created. but of course, we all want to win. you play football to win. you dream of these moments of the kid —— as a kid. we have the opportunity now, so a great prospect for us. wejust opportunity now, so a great prospect for us. we just have to enjoy the moment, take it all in, but of course, perform. we want to be on the winning side. catalans dragons have maintained their lead at the top of rugby league's super league with another impressive win, this time over leeds rhinos. the french side were ten points behind at the break but came back strongly to win 26 points to 18. elsewhere, reigning champions st helens beat wakefield 30—1a. britain's laura muir has ran the second fastest 800m by a british woman ever at the monaco diamond league tonight. the 28—year—old ran a time of one minute, 56.73 s

harry met sally. >> the stories were tragic. dant in february of 2018, we're happy with the sales it gets good reviews in conservative press. dan: new york times and "washington post" did not like it, but they didn't try to cancel it. when harry became sally became a bestseller, paper back edition in 2018, 3 days later, he received a perplexing call. >> someone reached out saying, am trying to buy your book, i can't find it on amazon, i thought it was a technical glitch, i pulled out the amazon app, the hard cover is gone, the used copies are no longer there they disappeared the book, after 3 years of selling it. >> tragic trans tales could no longer be told, seems only stories that affirm the trans experience are allowed. >> all of a sudden it now violates their contend policy, they didn't notify us about it until we reached out the them. dan: why would amazon ban anderson's book and continued to sell hitler's book? republican senators fired off a let demanding answers from amazon. >> they repeated over again, amazon made a decisio

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dan? you know i was talking about that harry _ prepared by dan? now i was i talking about that harry kane thing? it is on the back page of the mirror. it's way out or never. it could be some of our last chance to see some glory as england take on denmark tomorrow.— see some glory as england take on denmark tomorrow. come on! still a few hours to — denmark tomorrow. come on! still a few hours to go- _ the prime minister's announcement that he hopes to lift almost all of england's restrictions onjuly 19th, will have a big impact on the hospitality industry. nina's at a bar in liverpool for us this morning. good morning. sent me reluctantly to a bar! good morning. hospitality has been open on and off throughout lockdown. but not in its truest sense. it is about being hospitable, it is about peak —— where people feeling at home, feeling comfortable. this is what i honestly miss. coming into a bar, sitting out of the bar, ordering a delicious cocktail. mark taylor this hour, sadly. having a chat with whoever runs the bar. with the star. that is what we

they started out with far-right republican current candidate mark harris appearing to defeat democrat dan mccready by less than 1000 votes out of more than 280,000 cast. people started looking at the results and they just didn't make sense. especially when it came to mail in ballots. and every other county, mail-in absentee ballots favored mccready, the democrat, by at least 16 points. in blatant county, harris, the republican won by 24 points. wait a second? and all but one of the district counties, mccready the democrat, won mail-in ballots handily. but one county he lost by a whopping 24 points? that is weird. it turns out that's because harris worked with a guy who was a longtime fixture of the county politics, paid folks who've to go door to door to collect unfinished absentee ballots, bring them to him, so he could fill them out. ld fill them out >> she says she never discarded ballots or so what people were voting for. after picking them up she did mail them. she gave them to the county official. >> did all the people who voted, did their votes count? >> i'm not going to answer. al

the squad are continuing their preparations at st george�*s park, and captain harry kane spoke to our sports editor danopportunity now, so a great prospect for us. we just have to enjoy the moment, take it all in, but of course, perform. we want to be on the winning side. catalans dragons have maintained their lead at the top of rugby league�*s super league with another impressive win, this time over leeds rhinos. the french side were ten points behind at the break but came back strongly to win 26 points to 18. elsewhere, reigning champions st helens beat wakefield 30—14. britain�*s laura muir has ran the second fastest 800m by a british woman ever at the monaco diamond league tonight. the 28—year—old ran a time of one minute, 56.73 seconds — but is actually focusing solely on the 1,500m at the tokyo olympic games. fellow scot, jemma reekie, who will run in the 800m and 1,500m injapan, finished second behind muir. and finally, just take a look at this spectacular catch from india�*s harleen deol. she took this on the boundary to dismiss england�*s amyjones in the first t20 international at northampton.

absolutely and a wonderful moment for them to savour as harry kane was saying to dan on friday, we havets of history, all the comparisons. do you think though that the team can cope with that because it talking about the hand of history but for some it is kind of the dead weight of history,, being reminded of the past constantly as indeed port gareth southgate is because of his notorious penalty?- southgate is because of his notorious penalty? nobody knows better than gareth _ notorious penalty? nobody knows better than gareth southgate - notorious penalty? nobody knows i better than gareth southgate about the weight of history but i think because of that there is no person better to tell the players that it does not affect them. they are writing their own history. all of these players are not like previous international players. they have had success in their age groups and what the fa call the fa pathway. they have come to the younger age groups into the senior team and have experienced success and normally you come into a team environment and it's like an international environment an

dan snyder taking full responsibility. stepping bk his wife and co-ceo, tanya sn. >>> and overseas, prince william and harry reuniting for ate to their mother, the late princess diana. the estranged brothers making a rare appearance together at kensington palace, unveiling a bronze statue of diana on what would have been her 60th birthday. it features her with two young children, representing her charity work around the world. >>> when we come back, the astronaut waiting 60 years to launch into space. at 82, her wait is almost over. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. since suzie's got goals, she'll want a plan to reach them. so she'll get some help from fidelity, and she'll feel so good about her plan, she can focus on living it. that's the planning effect, from fidelity. (“lovely day

expedited removal proceedings, the biden harris administration is building a safe, orderly and humane immigration system. that was welcome news to texas lieutenant governor danrick. >> much too little too late, they are worried about covid, right now a lot of these people are coming from guatemala. there vaccination rate is 12%, 14%, honduras, 7% to 8% a lot of potential covid cases coming in. >> the health provision protecting americans from covid, 750,000 migrants this fiscal year is the rio grande valley secretary sing-along hundred% spike among migrant detainees and that full worries tom homan. >> the us government released hundreds of covid positive people into the interior bye-bye filibuster, plane ticket, us citizens held accountable in the southwest border is wide open. jillian: some members of congress led by representative iona presley are demanding the administration immediately lift title 42 and when asked about it she had little to say. >> what about the spread of covid? the cbp confirmed the 900% increase in that but you are not worried? are you asking secretary mayorkas to ignore? >> border patrol agents arrested two game, members and two, mig

point out there paying so much attention to kamala harris maybe it's the first and she's being held to higher standard. nobody is paying attention to danwriting to dan quayle. >> maybe because she's a woman people are paying more attention. beyond that she is more than qualified. i think the reason. [inaudible] kennedy: she has not done a good job as attorney general, she has been wrong on every issue. >> come on that's so unfair. kennedy: am i being unfair? >> she would not take the vaccine do you remember? i remember. [inaudible] kennedy: that is a big issue. hey richard that's her defining issue. >> you pick one issue? kennedy: all you talk about we need more vaccine in peoples arms. kennedy: atlas and i'm not saying that was not a misstep by the vice president. but to sit here and say she was wrong on every issue. kennedy: the manna panel thank you also much but it's always a delight. gary, camille and ricardo, thank you. coming up one senate committee once to include women in the military draft. i don't think so. will our daughters be lacing up their boots for the next forever war? the one and only ilya shapiro joins me too discus

while lock harry wells, centre dan kelly and wing adam radwan are also winning theirfirst caps at twickenhamthen three more. pakistan have had only one significant partnership. even though that score says 140—9, i can tell you in the last couple of seconds pakistan have been bowled out for 141, england chasing 142. that's all of your support for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. next it's your questions answered. it is indeed, this is your questions answered. the transport secretary, grant shapps, has said that travellers who have had both doses of a covid vaccine will no longer need to quarantine when returning to england from an amber list country. the new rules will come into force on july the 19th, a week on monday. this afternoon we are answering your questions on this, with our two guests. simon calder, travel correspondent for the independent. also i'm joined by lisa minot, travel editor of the sun. you have gone to town with those flanks. so good have you, you have put simon to shame. it is looking bit spartan in the independent office! first of all, simon, janet jardine

dan patrick telling our station ktrk, democrats are abandoning their responsibility. >> that's not how you conduct business in government. that's anarchy at the capitol. >> reporter: but vice president kamala harris cheering them on. >> i applaud them standing for the rights of all americans and all texans to express their voice through their vote, unencumbered. >> all right, rachel scott. tonight, those texas lawmakers are heading to the nation's capital. they say they're willing to stay there for weeks, if they have to, all to block this texas bill? >> reporter: yes, and david, these democrats are trying to make a point that this is much larger than texas. already, we have seen 16 states pass laws that make it tougher for people to vote. this is about putting pressure on congress to pass voting rights legislation and tomorrow, president biden will be in philadelphia to make the case. david? >> rachel scott live in washington. rachel, thank you. >>> and now to those rare and historic images from cuba. protesters in the streets, angry over the lack of vaccines for coronavirus, angry over food and fuel shortages. and tonight, president biden now sending those protesters a message. abc's victor oqu

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harry and william with diana overlooking them would bring the boys together because right now their relationship is at rock bottom, which is not what their mother would have wanted. >> trace: i'm curious, danple of questions really. we look at the statue there. greg palkot alluded to this. a boy and young girl. is this kind of harkening back to her time as a nanny and as a school prep or is this something else? do you know the genesis of this? >> there are three children there. one you can't see in the shot. it's hidden under diana's dress. absolutely this is very unique and different. something the brothers were personally involved in to show diana was a humanitarian. she started off as a nanny but then some of her most passionate work was about children, especially the victims of land mines in africa. and i think it's a unique touch that represents the nature of diana and remember both brothers have been working on this behind the scenes for many years. it was delayed initially because of the covid pandemic and then because things have been so strained between them. >> dana: dan, we appreciate you being on the show with us as we get a chance to see the new statue unveiled for the world.