that's just what the federal government in dc has become. a ruthless brutal massive land owner willing to do anything to amass more power in order to diminish our rights. let's put a fine point on it. the united states federal government is too big and owns too much land. far too much. national the federal government nationally, the federal government owns more than a quarter of all the real property in this country, 27%. %. in the state of wyoming alone mother feds claim half, 46. 7%, to be exact. there are other western states that are similarly situated and some that have it even worse. in nevada, almost 80%, utah, 63. one%, arizona 38. 6% and right here, 36.2%. these are astonishing numbers, for the bureaucrats in dc, it is not enough. they want to control even more. the federal government is never satisfied knowing our god-given private property rights protect us from tier any. i long have said that if you cannot own property, you are property. and it was george washington who said freedom and property rights are inseparable. you can't

dc law allows non-citizens to vote. if you live in the district for 30 days and you're an employee of the russian embassy or the chinese embassy or any embassy from anywhere in the world and you've lived in dc for 30 days you can now vote in dc elections. we already know left leaning organizations have sent millions of dollars in foreign money intended to influence american politics. we should all be busy working to stop the foreign influence in the elections, but what does dc do under the new law, it makes them more susceptible to the foreign influence. so this is beyond unacceptable. they should be for american citizens. now, but i think is interesting because i watched that entire hearing. i know, i am a nerd, but it's my work and not a single democrat on any of the committees ask a question, challenge any a of the facts presented as problematic that have been presented by the chairman or by the republican members of the committee. alll they did was complain first of all that there was even a hearing to talk about th

because we've seen a number of defendants, drug into the jurisdiction of washington dc and then, they face a different jury dynamic and they would otherwise space elsewhere the country will be your advice to congress about looking at some venue reforms to give the defendants the ability to faces charges. >> will thank you congressman, and i cannot stress the importance of the more. i'm going to take it back from the future right now about go to prison from almost three years and it nothing wrong. the only reason that happened, one of the only reason of the main reasons that it happened so easily is because i was denied constitutional guarantee be fair trial by a jury of my peers not only that, but my sentence was worse than it judge who's explicitly said from the bench on the record, read the transcript that he was furious 70 criticizing the government publicly. specifically he was furious up to me for making the claim which was my first amendment protected right to do, the evidence appears that the washington dc juries are entirely biased frequently so in a big adult the short story

whos in charge of washington dc. >> welcome muriel bowser's may and there's the city council no rule statute the congress passed mma congress ght. >> it is congress come the ultimate one in control. >> and speaker. >> who has the time of the speaker. >> nancy pelosi to mechani speaker have jurisdictionver th welfare of anythinghe couple. estimate the relevant coittee is a research of the past, functionally forced her to help does this small little paragraph there was put into the mba years ago that allows the federal government to incarcerate the system caused bernie do present how does this affect the case. >> the answer to that, to be honest, to make wealthy to please part because it allows the government to retain something without real merit. it was placed into and is still part of the process. nancy pelosi up advance warning great guards to advance into intelligence. >> my understanding is just congressman, the work reports fr secret service agents and gotten a lot of coverage and a lot advance intelligence and indeed remember the story is god and at present publish abo the when

kennedy said washington dc was a place that combined southern efficiency with northern charm. let me tell you, looking out at the shining audience, seeing the people of faith and conviction and conservative values, washington, dc is better off today with the faith and freedom coalition in our nations capital. thank you for making the trip. thank you for the warm welcome. like all of you i know in my heart of hearts, we are just a year and a half away from the great american comeback and i know the next republican majority, the next republican nominee in the next republican president of the united states will start right here, right now as a road to the majority 2023. thank you all for being here. like all of you i know in my heart of hearts, we are just a year and a half away from the great american comeback and i know the next republican majority, the next republican nominee in the next republican president of the united states will start right here, right now as a road to the majority 2023. thank you all for being here. i am deeply humbled to stand before you today, grandson

the feds only owned 24.7% of the land in washington dc. we know the coastal elites in dc tyrants want to take more of our land and make it harder for us to earn our living on the other diminishing spaces that they leave. there targeting us for natural resources the god-given assets that provide a foundation for national prosperity if the independence they cannot stand. their goal is to restrict ability to use any of these they want to restrict our ability to grow food and produce oil and gas and mining for coal and other minerals. we need to start calling it for what it is its evil. these are evil policies. these folks who think they know better, they are purposely making it more difficult for us to use our resources to raise our families to run our businesses to protect our culture and our way of life. by blocking access to the very thing to make it possible. in these parts when you hear those letters we typically are talking about the bureau of land management. under the biden administration on the obama administration before him the blm

i spent len of and around washington, dc. i spent plenty of time _ and around washington, dc.naware of, but now i will be where my flip—flops next time i am there. stephanie, grace of thank you so much for being on the proto—, chris two, great to see you, thank you both for all your comments and thoughts on our very stories over the last hour. thank you. now, as always, there is more on the website and do download the bbc news app as well, and you can get me on social media if you're on nine anytime. for the moments, i am lewis vaughn jones, this is the context, your lesson bbc news site goodbye. hello i'm sarah mother curtains at the bbc sport centre. let's start with some big news about tottenham — as celtic boss ange postecoglou has agreed to become spurs new manager on a two—year contract. the australian has just finished his second season at the scottish side, where he lead them to the league title both years and the domestic treble this season. spurs have been looking for a new manager since antonio conte's exit in march and takes over a side who finished eighth in the p

. >> republican presidential candidate mike pence spoke -- i washington dc. he talked about his experiences in the white house and his vision on america. ♪ three like a river raging -- free like old river raging -- a river raging ♪ >> welcome back to washington dc and i should welcome myself. president john f. kennedy says washington dc was a place that combined the southern efficiency with northern charm. [laughter] let me tell you, looking at the shining audience and seeing the people of faith and conviction and conservative values, washington dc is better off today with the faith and freedom coalition in our nation's capital. thank you for making the trip and the warm welcome. i know in my heart of hearts, we are 1.5 years away from a great american comeback and i know the next republican majority, the next republican nominee and the next republican president of the united states will start right here, right now, at the road to majority 2023. thank you all for being here. i am humbled to stand before you today. grandson of an irish immigrant. my dad was a

and felt as far as annapolis maryland, dc national guard, scrambling alert fighter jets, we receivedtement from norad, i'll go through the highlights: a business jet. over washington dc, norad aircraft were authorized to tramp at supersonic speeds, the norad aircraft used flairs in an attempt to draw attention from the pilot, the civilian aircraft was intercepted approximately 3:20 p.m. eastern time, the pilot was up responsive. norad attempted to establish contact with the pilot until the aircraft crashed, no radio contact with the pilot, sounds he was unresponsive. the flight path that cessna citation business jet took off from a city in northeast, tennessee, and up to long island, it was supposed to land in islip before it turned and flew back on a southwesterly course. the f-16s were moving at supe supersonic speeds that is 761 miles per hour, there no indication that the plan plane was shot down by the if-16. >> thank you. >> we bring in jennifer griffin. i know you have been learning new information in the last hour, what you can share with us. reporter: i spoke with norad seve

thank ou for this court in washington, dc. thank you for the — this court in washington, dc. court in washington, dc. thank you for the latest. as jess - this court in washington, dc. thank you for the latest. as jess was - you for the latest. asjess was saying, that ruling just coming in, and it comes off the back of what we saw yesterday, so there is bound to be more reaction given that is is a significant ruling there in the us. another one of the stories that is clearly moving here in the programme. we will try and bring you more reaction in the next couple of hours. we will have more on the day's headlines, back in france in a moment or two. don't go away. hello again. provisionally, thisjune was the hottest on record, but one of the features about the month is it's been very dry across the south of both england and wales. st athan is near cardiff, and that's been one of the driest areas we've seen, not even a quarter of the averagejune rainfall here. mind you, there is a little bit of rain to come through today, but for the most part its light and patchy. these rather g

it's not often hear sonic boom in the dc area, and that's exactly what people heard around 3 p.m. eastern time. the big boom is a sonic boom coming from an f 16 fighter jet as you mentioned launching the d, c national guard at andrews home, 100 and 13th win the reason they scrambled because there was an unknown cessna. we're told, flying a radically in the dc area ignore radio calls that have 16 was cleared for supersonic and but when the jets responded that cessna the faa says crashed outside of stanton, virginia, which is not too close to dc but certainly a strange twist, but certainly has a lot of people's attention here on a sunday afternoon in washington. there certainly is this especially at that says no 1, 72 or 1, 50, or skyline crashed. it's very odd. we don't know what may have brought that plane down. we don't have a confirmed that it actually did crash. i've been down to andrews air joint andrews base with those f sixteen's. i've interviewed the pilots. they're on standby alert, basically what they call it, you know, hot, warm, hot, ready to take off. this is a stems f

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i don't believe we ought to yield to the administrative state and washington dc.i'm talking about the waters of the united states of america. the waters in the same month in which the epa defined in such broad ways in the revelatory power took the united states , supreme court congress didn't give you the authority and we are striking it down. as president i will make sure i use executive authority to control the administrative state that doesn't burden our businesses are farmers or ranchers and our way of life. whatever you look at what's coming out of washington we need parents running schools we need parents engaged we need parents making decisions. and we need to make sure we empower our local governments to make decisions so they don't all come out of washington dc. these are unprecedented and unpredictable times that we live today. i look to the future and we got to turn back the tide it's a critical time in our country and we got to make sure that we stand firm that we can win in 2024. ronald reagan was a mentor, i already mentioned him as ÃÃi watched him c

those are astonishing numbers but what makes it even worse is according to the bureaucrats in dc, it is not enough. they want to control even more. the federal government is never satisfied knowing that our god-given property rights are what protect us from tierney. i have saidhe that if you cannot own property, you are property. and it was george washington who said freedom and property rights are inseparable. you can't have one without the other. think of it this way the only reason washington, d.c. exists is because it is the home of our federal government. the feds only owned 27% of the land in dc which is lower than all the states i just mentioned they want to take more of our land and make it harder on the ever diminishing spaces thatr they leave. you would almost have to conclude they are targeting us for some reason and we know that they are. they are targeting us for our natural resources, those god-given assets that provide the foundation forre the nationl prosperity and wealth and independence of our middle-class. the rich farm ground, the goal is to restrict the ability t

here in dc, we have code red inequality — show. show. here in dc, we have code red inequality today stop - show. here in dc, we have code red inequality today stop what l red inequality today stop what should residents up and down the east coast of the us be worried about? being exposed to particle emissions in the form of wild fire smoke is a serious health risk. we want to make sure people are aware of those hard levels that they are hard to miss but we want to make sure people are keeping track of that and any change in conditions and doing their best to stay indoors and reduce their exposure to particle pollution in this smoke. what is it that makes it so toxic? when you breathing particles, these are fine bits of smoke, ash and other things, they can get deep into our lungs and actually bypassed most of the body's defences and create negative health consequences for our respiratory systems that asthma attack, worsening conditions. they can have an impact once they get into the bloodstream on cardiovascular issues. including he

.— get it on his desk. joining us from dc earlier- — get it on his desk. joining us from dc earlier. earlier. dorset police - get it on his desk. joining us from dc earlier. dorset police have - get it on his desk. joining us from | dc earlier. dorset police have said an early investigation into an incident which killed a 12—year—old girl and 17—year—old boy in your bournemouth beach on wednesday suggested it was not caused by any physical contact between a bustle and swimmers. the teenagers were pulled from the water with fatal injuries and eight others were found with mild injuries. the cause of the deficit remains unknown, but a man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. we heard from the assistant chief constable, take a listen. from the assistant chief constable, take a listen-— take a listen. following our initial inauiries, take a listen. following our initial inquiries. a _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged _ take a listen. following our initial inquiries, a man aged in - take

and every summer washington dc. was doing their own ration card and into them and the local soap box derby i entered last year but i didn't win so i decided build a new car and enter again. year my name is carter junior but my friends call me see. i came in the lumber yard. i the fine kind of wood i needed for my floorboard. i wanted it not too heavy. heavy to carry and car. it couldn't be a real expensive type of wood because i only had $20 to spend on the whole car. he suggested a piece of pine pine. he showed me first piece of wood grain is a little rough. i say. i turn it down. i might get a better piece piece. but he did show me a better piece. wood. so got that piece from my board. one man named gregory wilson and the he didn't in last would he earned it this year. he's always haggling me like most boys. hello my mother i don't like when she calls me to do something and i've already started something else. she called me for quality so i had to go. oh, i, i don't sing all that well, mr. shaw. i guess he thinks

unresponsive and reportedly seen slumped over through some of the most secure air space around washington dc flying from tennessee to new york. it would take 90 minutes before the military launched f16s to intercept the cessna. the sonic boom heard by thousands and fighter pilots tracking the plane till it crashed into the mountains. everyone on board killed. martha standing by with what she's now learned. in washington dc, images tonight and former president trump's attorneys and have now met with the special council jack smith. investigating trump's handling of classified documents and leading up to january 6. is this a sign jack smith is getting close tore any action he might take. pierre thomas in washington. young new york city attorney in court brought back to boston by authorities. charged with rape and sexual assault. authorities say four women in the boston area. tonight prosecutors say they used dna tracking him and a corporate event and testing dna on utensils and a drinking glass. u.s. and china new video showing close call at sea. a chinese warship cutting in front of a u.s. nav

go do dc >> jimmy: he'll do dc. [ cheers and applause >> none of that is useable >> jimmy: we have toip oh >> jimmy: but then, you get to do this. dude, you get to play superman, it's unbelievable. and this is like a great movie the whole family will love it's you, kevin hart, dwayne johnson >> yes >> jimmy: the cast is insane, it's super funny but you get to play superman, and then, kind of your pets have to save the world >> yes, which, at first, i was really excited to play superman until they made my dog bigger than me and somehow more handsome it's played by dwayne "the rock" johnson, by the way. >> jimmy: yeah >> "hey, will you do 'super pets?' "make the dog cooler." oh, it's a yes okay, great. perfect. >> jimmy: and have you taken your daughters to see this >> they loved it it was -- they were laughing very hard. i think up until now they didn't believe i actually was in the business. 'cause they've never seen anything i've done >> jimmy: yeah >> so it's like, "quiet place," not yet. "jack ryan," things like that, nope >> jimmy: no and this is the perfect movie to take them to

i would like to say something to other people in washington dc as well. i want to thank you all for inviting me to be with you today. thank you, god bless the west, god bless the united states of america and thank you. >> please welcome united states representative from colorado's third congressional district, representative lahren boebert. ♪♪ >> it is so wonderful to be here with you. it is great to be back in colorado after being in the swamp for weeks and weeks. it is wonderful to actually shake hands with people who know how to put them to work. men, gentlemen, your hands are a lot rougher than the hands that are squishy and soft in washington dc. i noticed a lot of ruggedness here at the western conservative summit, lost of western hats, boots. i haven't noticed any men in lipstick or dresses so that means they are not serving bud light. but we are here gathered because we love our country, because we love freedom, because we believe there is still something here that is worth fighting for and we will not surrender the liberty we have in the greatest

you're in washington, dc, your republican strategist and lawyer. we're going to want to tease out all the various angles of this political legal, of course, with you in just a moment. but 1st, we want to remind our viewers of how we actually got here and why federal prosecutors are after donald trump and what, what brought him to port today. laura hahn read the 49 page indictment. look at this. this is the $49.00 page indictment, which shows the charges against donald trump. on his aid walk now to a stipend page to states during his presidency. trump kept boxes of newspapers, press clippings, unless, as in the white house, among them, hundreds of classified documents. while he was president, trump had lawful access to this information bought when it's time ended, he should have sent over the president who documents to the national archives, which is in charge of keeping the old historical presidential records. but instead, trump had them shipped to his private residence at more like a in florida. they had information on defense and weapons capabili

all right, so how does your caster life as the from washington dc? how do you think it now there are divisions among members of the un security council about how to in the decade long peacekeeping mission, in molly, a vote schedule for thursday's been postponed. and our resolution proposed by france will pass now would withdrawal within 6 months. bodies, foreign minister this month, demanded the peacekeepers leave choosing them. a few intentions are difficult to get as a james veins as more from you and a headquarters in the off. and there are intense negotiations on the way about the time table to withdrawal all the un peacekeepers in molly. less than 2 weeks ago, the foreign minister of molly surprise, the un by demanding the admission municipal closed down as soon as possible. the french delegation has been working to draw up a resolution. it currently says it has the object to that old peacekeepers should be out before the 31st of december. the government tamale, backed by russia once into the falls to them that possibly within 3 months the un sp

he's a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute to join us live from washington dc, sudden and good chevy with a. so we've seen washington roll out the red carpet for moody. but let's not forget, this is a man who was banned for 10 years from even entering the us because of a domestic and team has been cut down. what's the smell telling us about the india us relationship as well? i think 1st and foremost, i think it might cause absolutely right. it shows that for the by the ministration . india is extremely important. you know, as of grapples of the us grapples with the challenge of rising china and the potential for chinese had too many in asia. it looks around and sees relatively few candidates. i think there's only one kind of cat country in the world that has india's particular characteristics. it's the most populous country in the world. it had the 2nd largest military. it has the 5th largest economy and it has a live contested 2000 miles boundary with china, adding these things together and really sort of made india kind of key to the us of into pacific strategy. some

that is ellen fisher for us in washington dc. i will still head on elses here. china is economy hits the speed pump. we look at what that means for consumers the the brought to you by visit capital color, we don't move every hot weather across, such a northern parts of china at the moment. so the south, the everett's hold but is pretty with the, with a system here. this is the megabyte of front that's making his way up towards japan . seasonal rise, of course, posting the way up towards the q shoot was that is the side of how did you break down pulls that could cause some localized studies of southern areas of china. so actually to celsius, probably shumate by sticky conditions here for saturday. but the north rent of the mid thirty's a child has some showers that i be towards the yellow face of what the weather just creeping towards the cramping inch that haunts you. nothing by sitting at around 31 celsius. think about the more the way a funder of showers, as we go once through the course of the weekend, what to whether that wil

and that's adding to the tension surrounding dc elections in cnn. and you'll see the court has been on the streets for hours trying to sell highways. the walk out or live will send, you know, what it is. you walk all day a lot. the code find a by allow the value of the local cars. he has plummeted, you and all the government is under pressure to find solutions for our faltering economy. but another se change would come quickly, regardless of which the presidential election on employ means the economic difficulties, the security issues, and the 1st thing all in jobs. so these are issues at any residents with, after pointing on the difficult issues that are for years of violence of to have the opposition threatened to disrupt the fold, alleging buyer's unable to live. it is in the voters, right? just a 1000000 people are considering your most of the women, the campaign or the return or the much the most stuff it says it isn't leaving anything to charles as we are walking with the police, the military, i know that security to escape system and by the s

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you do have a lot. >> jimmy: but "dc league of super-pets." >> you better have brought it up >> jimmy, yes. >> jimmy: unbelievable cast. [ applause ] dwayne johnson, john krasinski, kate mckinnon, keanu reeves. should we set it up? let's go to commercial, and i'll set up when we come back. >> go to commercial, let's set it up when we come back. >> jimmy: 'cause then, i also want to talk about the tortilla slap >> okay, we gotta do that. by the way, by the way, i got your back. go >> jimmy: more with kevin hart after the break. stick around everybody you've got my back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> "you're eddie munson? i was like, "kind of." he was like, "do you come back next season? i was like, "i don't know. and d he was likike, "you bebet" gaveve me the papassport >> jimmymy: and therere you go . nah, i n need to tryry somethining... new.. [sfxfx: trianglele instrument dings] “ring my bebell” by a anita ward.d. audiencece screams.. ♪♪ ring mymy bell ♪♪ you're gononna quit rarap for r a trianglele? i gotttta do me, m missy. you're gononna quit rarap for r a trianglele? i lolove you, j

recently when the wildfires in canada and back to the northeast corridor new york washington dc, it seemed public interest increased greatly. did you notice that it has that caused onfrustration with those in california who said we been talking about this for years and you guys weren't paying attention until it affected you more directly. >> it's good when the public takes note wherever the public is the hazards of climate change and how it's exacerbating wildfire and other impacts around the world. the recent episodes in the eastern u.s. just paed the awareness the impacts of climate change. >> we are talking with the university of california berkeley professor patrick gonzales ready for questions and comments first up is and in viral oklahoma. i think we lost and. okay. we will wait and get back to the phone lines. i want to ask you, you mention the floodwaters and snow this is from the california department of water resources, it says that there is an annual survey recorded 126.5 inches of snow ÃÃjust 221% average for this location. that was in early april. the quote says, this year's s

would like to begin in washington dc with hillary.f the polls are to believe -- are to be believed that kennedy is to be a threat, he tweeted about the saudi iran deal that china has now replaced the u.s. over the past decade. america has bombed and china has built. do you think that china is a threat to u.s. diplomatic supremacy? >> certainly for it to u.s. dominance in the region. the has been clear for many years and has accelerated under the biden administration and the administration is concerned about that. they are acting on that. they came into office declaring that he was going to treat saudi arabia as the pariah they are. he was going to refuse to deal with the crown prince and only deign himself to deal with saudi arabia's king. it has been humiliating reversal in u.s. policy. recognizing that they need the saudi's, not necessarily only to achieve goals but to prevent the saudi's from undermining the biden administration policy agenda as well as its mastic politics going into the 2024 election year. >> there is still a rela

. >> carley: dc residents say crime is the new normal, leaders insist there is no crime.rime activist will tell us what life is like in the nation's capital. do not go anywhere. the mosquitoes are just all over the- quiet, please. okay. wow... hey! i said get a pro. i did get a pro. an orkin pro. i got you. got mosquitoes? don't call any pro, call the orkin pro. >> a moment showing when robbins jumped off a cruise boat. there is a silver object moving toward robbins in the water as it swims the other way. some say it is a shark. he turned away from a safety preserver. it was a dare. there is another theory. >> it could have been a current. that channel is there. there was inclement weather while they are out there. so much speculation. >> carley: officials say the water is infested with sharks. robbins was celebrating recent high school graduation, he is still missing and the search has been called off. stop what you are doing and watch this. georgia state police body cam catching horrific crash as car flies 120 feet in the air after hitting ramp of a tow truck parked on

watch for an indictment in washington, dc. you could convict any republican in america of anything in washington, dc. he got 5% of the vote. here's what i worry about, that mr. smith will indict president trump for january 6th activity in washington, dc. if he does that, that means he has no confidence in the florida case. i hope and pray that mr. smith will not do that. because that will tear this country apart. president trump has been treated unlike anybody i've known in this business and i've been around since 1995. what they hate about him the most, he's broken through to working people. he's a threat to the left unlike anybody since ronald reagan and mr. president, president trump. talk about the future, pal, we've got your back. >> sean: let me ask you a last question. now we're talking about a new york case with alvin bragg, then you're talking about -- >> yeah, right. >> sean: -- a miami case. now they've been mentioning all day a new jersey case. now you're talking about a washington, dc case. i have every belief tha

and we are grateful that we have the time and we are grateful that you are here with us in washington dc was on alert this afternoon, an aircraft that it taken off from a city airport, intimacy, this morning doubled back for unknown reasons, after reaching long island and then flew right over dc. for crushing and george washington national forest in southwest virginia the remains of the plane have yet to be found the government agencies have been a high alert, since the incident hurried more now we go to fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin and jennifer, tell us what we should know. >> well try, and it was a dramatic afternoon here in washington dc the president was gulping out of enders air force base when two f-16s, they took off from the air national guard. jennifer: there was that cessna citation, that you mentioned that was flying in a seem to be on autopilot, heading towards the capitol. the f-16s, they product caught up with that cessna, the pilot was unresponsive in a fired players to try to get his attention. in a click of the plane went down in the mountain

it is not just dc as you know. i think part of it is in large part because of the defund movement while i think there been some lawmakers who have walked some of that back, and have taken different direction. if you expect this kind of culture of lawlessness to just change overnight, or because you sent out a treatment said okay may be the defund movement was wrong, that's not what's going to happen. it's going to take years, possibly a decade before we start to see a true change in course because still, at the end of day no matter what you do with the police department, you still policies that go easy on criminals. and they know this. they know if they commit crimes, the inclination from the left is not to put them in jail, but to put them in a restorative justice program at some point, we start to commit low-level crimes, they escalate and escalate and escalate, until unfortunately, they could lead to homicide. >> is just an awful situation, not quite the 80s but certainly, not good right now. let me get reaction

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the dc government has a nice that there will be no outdoor activities. they've canceled a number of events at the baseball game that was due to take place in national stadium, which isn't that far away from capitol hill that has been cancelled today. couple of outdoor performance has been cancelled as well. the part range of is alone, the national molar. i've seen people to head to the semi smithsonian's, the museums, all alone demo. rather than spend any time i'd say that i'd been speaking to some people here in washington about how it's impacted them over the last couple of days . a little while you had it last night. you know, i felt a little weird last night. i didn't know if it was attributed to the smoke, but you know, this is weird. yeah. is weird situation. yeah. just visiting from arizona, so uh, in town for a conference wasn't planning on the on the smoke in the haze, but i live in the pacific northwest for a long time. we kind of deal with it seems like it's getting worse every summer file. we do something about the job. i don't know the white

michelle fleury there in washington, dc. the latest decision by america's central bank comes at a time when inflation is slowing but not as quickly as the federal reserve wants it to be. earlier, i spoke to blerina uruci of t.rowe price who gave us her take on the fed's latest move to pause interest rates. i think it's very important for the fed to take a look around and consider monetary policy lags, they tightened monetary policy very fast over the last 15 months. we are at a level with interest rates where businesses and consumers are feeling the pain and are feeling the tightening in monetary policy that we have received and now they have to be more considered about the pace at which they proceed from here. there is a clear sense of urgency and of the fact that more needs to be done to bring inflation down but at the same time doing this at a pace that the economy and markets can absorb it more gradually, so that they can keep the path to a soft landing still alive. the last time we spoke was last month and there was a b

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washington dc. that's when writers tried to tear down the statue of andrew jackson outside the white house, and so i went covered that. really as soon as i landed right? i'm checked my phone. i was like, oh shoot. okay, i guess i got it. i went home change and headed right back out the door right to cover that so so it kind of so around like late july early august i was thinking about it. i was saying along like well, i've been at a lot of these places already and i've been at the front lines of all this and we always in a way you attracted his media coverage. you didn't have to keep a journal of it because you were sending dispatches through social media and through town hall media and also through live hits on fox news covering this so you already had kind of an an outline and you didn't have to go back and remember everything that happened because you were documenting it as you went. kind of yeah, and and i obviously didn't give every my new detail like i kind of doing the book and even then it d

and it's rather just matthew poochie that talking to us from washington dc. now here is a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world is a major fire has broken out now and on the base incidents capital. how to as rival functions, battle over control of a crucial ons. factory witnesses, the paramilitary forces attacked the area before being repelled by the army. the 2 sides had been engaged in a pa struggle for weeks. before we got. the vatican says both frances as successfully undergone abdominal surgery to treat any of pain. it says a 3 hour operation passed off without complications. the 86 year old pontiff is expected to remain in the hospital for a few days. the thailand coast guard says it's rescued over 1400 migrants from overcrowded vessels in the mediterranean sea. in the last few days, thousands of people including 2 children needed immediate medical care at least been cracking down on regular migration, which has increased significantly since last year. and still on migration, in your opinion, interior administers a convenin

your in dc also in the northeast, but south of new york. what's it like where you are to yeah, correct. i gotta say i've never seen wildfire smoke this. take your nation's capital, leasing a code red issued the 1st time since 2018 meaning. that's how thick this smoke is. we saw the visibility is below about 4 to 5 kilometers today where i am, i can see the washington monument, which is easily in view on ordinary days. the sky is milky white, the sunsets of vibrant orange. it looks almost apocalyptic outside, but nothing compared to what new york is seeing with the worst air quality they've seen ever recorded up there, worse than 1985 worse and every wildfire episode. since this is very high end event affecting millions of people. okay, you mentioned these air quality a let's and, and, and what exactly does this mean? we hear about the equity index. how about measured? yeah, so the air pulling index is measured based on how much p m 2.5 are fine. particulate matter is an a cubic meter of atmosphere and ordinarily there should be less than ab

what do i correspondence and add to my law on and washington dc. but to see you as you know, we just have the us president that propose a new program. what did the quote say? what's wrong with the audio one as well? this wasn't really about the program, per se, but added score. this was a ruling about the scope of presidential power. so what the supreme court thinks joe biden can do versus what he cannot do. the argument is that the scope of this student debt relief program was such that joe biden would have required and authorise ation from congress to get it under way, which he did not have. now this plan of biden's was backed by an older law protecting student loan borrowers in the event of a national emergency. the supreme court of course, now saying he cannot invoke that law. but of course this was an important priority for joe biden. he can't just leave this issue on address and these new measures that we've heard about now. well, it's important to realize that they are the backup plan. if they were the measures that he thought would be the m

so to give you a good example, our brilliant team in washington, dc. the big interview they secured ago one of the godfathers of ai and his fears about what ai can do. that was secured by them through the night, obviously a highly important big subject and it was the lead story notjust a cross bbc but across lots of places following morning. that is one advantage you would get with teams who are active in chasing stories.— in chasing stories. another concern we have heard _ in chasing stories. another concern we have heard over— in chasing stories. another concern we have heard over the _ in chasing stories. another concern we have heard over the past - in chasing stories. another concern we have heard over the past few i we have heard over the past few weeks is the range of stories being covered on the news channel and a tendency that some feel they have dissected to stick almost excessively to one topic. one example be featured on this programme was the departure of phillip schofield after an affair with the young caliph. similar complaints surfaced the following week when prince ha

her mother in dc, ran a boardinghouse and she got a job at the us treasury.eliza went to georgetown for a couple years and then she went to oberlin for a while and didn't graduate but she was so precocious that when she went to georgetown, she was only there, i can only find it for a couple years, she might have gone longer but the first year she went there were records that showed that she got high marks, she got prizes for reading and spelling, geography, she told an interviewer late in life that as a child, she loved playing with a glow but. i was always planning journeys, she said. so this was something that interested her, this idea of the world from a very young age but you can see in many of these letters i have referred to that she is witty and she had a tendency to dramatize things and to exaggerate things, but i think she must've been fun to hang out with because she seemed to have friends everywhere she went. that was the thing about her, she had friends in high places and she would be off traveling under what we would consider extraordinarily prim

let's bring in share advertising. joining us are washington dc. so we heard from donald trump that we heard from any other officials or what more we learning about this. i have been told not to expect any information from the department of justice or any officials from the special counsel himself. everything we've heard is from donald trump, himself. i'm just in the last uh, one of his lawyers. and so now we do have more information, but he doesn't have the charges either. they either have the indictment. what they receive was, as somebody wants to appear in court in miami next tuesday, i'm from the language contained in that documentation. some of the communications, perhaps they've gleamed what the charges may be, but can you yeah, i don't there. in fact, you know, we may not learn from the d or j or the special counsel. what those charges are. they may not be the i thought we might not be on the field until that quote page on, on choose that we just, we just don't know. but the, the lawyer for the old drum has told us media. he's confirmed some