a little later, call about dean let him talk to a lawyer sultan filed an application.dy been in trouble, you could put him in jail if things don't get fixed. crazy he never admits his mistakes is enough. but please do something. it is not right. they can't break up, please. okay i'll try. well , why do you rest and worry about dad, you said, he is still angry with ferrite, too. it seems that it's the case. it's bad that there is nothing more than one opinion. everything else will be pretty simple lawyer and take care of everything goat will cause a lot of problems. can go to the press and well, didn't you say. i want dad to retire. i took a break from work. now he will be busy with the divorce. you think so. still, he shouldn't leave the house. he will not work, bitul will bring documents. if he needs to work here, he gets worse, i'm worried. i see you are worried, but not for the health of your father. you worry that soon your machinations will be revealed and i care about both. i suffocate just thinking about it. why are you calm. what are you going to do then, but i

dean: let me start by complementing him.iden is a remarkable man, a man who saved our country. certainly the best man for the job in the last four years. man of honor, integrity, competency, and decency. but that is not the issue. i come from the private sector. i use data to drive decisions, i use listening to inform my decisions, and then i use instinct to help make those decisions. as i look at the data, as i listen, i believe i am simply giving voice to what an overwhelming majority of the country feels right now. it is not about the past. his policy is a certain area by the way, i voted for every one of them. i believe in him. but i also believe in what i read, what i see, and what i am feeling, and my job is to represent. and i believe democrats should have a thoughtful conversation now before the primaries really began. we already have a competitive primary. robert and marianne williamson in the race already paid we have colonel west running as a third-party candidate. i want to see colonel west into the primary. if j

this is certainly a major gap in american journalism that maybe we will address, if the dean lets us, in "beyond objectivity 2: the long-awaited sequel." coming next summer. get your popcorn now. [laughter] battinto: we will come to that in a moment. let's go to you. >> hi, my name is catherine. i worked with sp jay and others for a very long time about agencies forcing reporters to go through public information offices to be able to speak to anybody. and related constrained. i don't know why we are not talking about this paid i think it is one of the most serious censorship issues going on. from what we can tell, they did surveys going back about 10 years ago. what we are hearing around the country now, is only getting tighter and tighter. at the federal level, it is horrific. we are hearing it all over the country. they are learning in their media relations conferences, etc., and it is supposed to be a professional kind of thing to do. we are talking extensively about where the virus came from, and there are 70,000 people in health and human services trained to never speak to a repo

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let me begin with you, john dean, because for many people looking at this -- and you know this quite well -- the web of ople who havalleged to have been involved in this kind of activity, when you hear about the allegations of one mark meadows and the fact that he was the chief of staff in particular, at what point do people realize that it goes beyond the normal, hey, i'll make a call for you, sir, we'll get someone in contact with you, and it might sound and become criminal? >> it sounded to me as soon as i read that he had actually traveled to georgia and personally tried to intervene and inspect an audit that was going on. that is not chief of staff kind of activity. that's trying to swing your weight as chief of staff and doing things that normally a lesser light in the white house would do. that was the troubling thing for me and looked way beyond the bounds of a chief of staff's responsibility. >> chris, you wrote the book literally on chiefs of staff. i'm curious to see your take on this. for most people, they might have a pop culture reference of what a chief of staff is sup

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. >>> i'm jessica dean in for dana bash. let'so behind the headlines at "inside politics." ♪ >> up first today, the clock ticks toward another potential trump indictment and today action in georgia. that bus and the caravan of police surrounding it whisking grand jurors to work. the heightened security comes with the serious business in fulton county. right now prosecutors are giving that jury the sizzle reel of their case against the former president president of the united states. as that is all happening closed doors donald trump unleashing unline about the public servants prosecuting his lies. paula reid is live outside the fulton county courthouse. paula, walk us through exactly how long this presentation of this case is expected to take. >> reporter: well, the district attorney fani willis is expected to need two days to present her case to a grand jury in this courthouse behind me. she's been investigating this for over two years now and the evidence she has gathered includes evidence to support allegations that state offic

. >> let's talk about this guy, ron desantis, for just a moment, dean.orida republicans say they really did expect him to implode. there's a saying in florida. there's two kinds of people in florida. people who think ron desantis can be president, and people who have met ron desantis. there is a famous or infamous story that gwen graham, who is a member of congress, fellow member of congress with him at one point, they were both running in 2018. she's running for a spot, he was running for governor. they ran into each other in an airport. he had his headphones in and pretended he didn't see her. she's talking to him, he's just not responding. and just acted like he didn't see her. she said it was one of the weirdest moments of her political career. that's a well known story about ron desantis. people are openly giving quotes about how weird and awkward he is. what do you expect him to do other than do the things on his list? like, is he going to be polling number two after the debate? can you imagine that? >> first of all, ron desantis is doing a great i

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let's check in with janice dean for a fox weather forecast. >> janice: not fun for parts of the mid-atlantic the potential for stronger storms for parts of new england and another round for the central u.s. let's take a look at it. in terms of statistics, this has been one of the busiest summers in terms of severe weather days. look at this. top number two here. 612 active severe days for 2023. then we had over almost, rather, a thousand reports of severe weather including large hail, damaging winds. you saw that funnel cloud. we don't think there has been a confirmed tornado but the national weather service is going to go out and investigate. new england, that's where we could see the potential for stronger storms. heavy rain could cause flash flooding and next round stretching from the central u.s. down towards the mississippi river valley in towards the southeast. just be aware that weekend see watches and warnings today. then the heat, still a huge story for texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, in towards florida and the southeast. so, we are still setting records with the heat indice

let's go straight to john dean. he's the former nixon white house counsel. john, you and i have spoken about this and donald trump so many times, but, you know, as i was discussing with one of our producers before this program got started, in the past, you know, we would talk about donald trump's tweets and his social media posts and wonder what the impact might be. but it sounds as though the special counsel in this case, jack smith, is really seizing on this very inflammatory, threatening-sounding post from donald trump on truth social and alerting it to the judge. the government arguing that the restrictions that they're seeking are necessary to prevent trump from publicly disclosing sensitive discovery information. can you walk us through what this means? >> yeah. it looks like the post from trump came out while they were working on a motion to agree upon a protective order in general to exchange discovery material. and this obviously caught their attention. this is not the sort of norm that they're used to dealing with. but we also all know, after watch

let's check in with janice dean with our fox forecast. >> janice: terrible weather with a potential witht is your name. >> lauren,mneil. >> janice: you know there is a lot of rain happening in missouri, can you tell what the temperature is here in new york. >> 70 and mostly sunny. >> janice: let's take a look at those maps, here in new york city it is really spectacular. but we are watching the potential for rain where you are, you guys are over 7 inches for parts of missouri. we have the potential for flash flooding in some areas from missouri through illinois, indiana, kentucky into tennessee, flash flood warnings are in effect where we could see several more inches of rain in the forecast through monday -- sorry, through friday afternoon and you can see that flash flood risk as we head through the weekend. and we have this area of high pressure anchored across the south that means more hot weather for the southeast towards the southern central plains, what's your name. >> harper stein. >> janice: where are you from. >> kansas january jan what's your name, my friend. >> caleb. >> janic

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let's discuss now with the dean of yale school of public health, dr. megan ranee. great to see you.way. what are the indications this could be not a great fall and winter for those three illnesses? >> well, jessica, thank you for having me on tonight. every winter we see rises in flu and rsv and for the past few years we've seen rises in covid. there is no reason to think that we wouldn't experience a surge in all three respiratory illnesses this fall and winter. just as we have in the past. what makes this different as you mentioned is that we now also have tools to prevent all three. we have the flu shot, which has been around for a while. we have the covid vaccine, and are about to be getting a new booster which is great news for folks and most importantly for the first time ever we have a tool to prevent rsv which you remember was filling our emergency departments aand hospitals last fall. for little kids, we have a shot that gives them some antibodies to protect them and for older folks, age 60 plus, we have a first time ever vaccine. this is great news and if americans avail t

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let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice? is going to make landfall today. let's take a look at the remnants of hilary. we saw close to a foot of rain in california. wind gusts in excels of 85 miles per hour. this was a big deal. having a tropical make landfall it's going to take a couple of days to really assess the damage and sometimes it also takes a couple of days to see those mud slides and rock slides happen so that area of low pressure, what's left of hillary is in idaho if you can believe it. we still have the potential for heavy rainfall in those regions across the rockies and great basin. this is tropical storm harold. 45 mile-per-hour sustained winds. we are expecting it to impact south texas, make landfall later this morning into the afternoon. ultimately, this is a good news situation because they need the rainfall and we have been into a significant drought in some of texas. of course, it's been incredibly very warm. and then we are watching the atlantic. look at harold and franklin and better. and a couple of sy

. >> ainsley: let's check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. >> janice: we note the deathng to go up. we are already at the deadliest wildfire in u.s. history for maui. we still have wildfires in the person part of the island as well for lahaina. it's not over yet and we still have several fires for the central part of maui. the winds right now, you know, breezy conditions. we are expecting 30 miles per hour when the winds were hurricane force winds. we are expecting some rain for this island but not in the western part where lahaina is, where that could really help firefighters. the next seven days we will see some wet weather get into the region. we do have a tropical storm south of the island. this is not going to be the same event we saw with dora a week ago where we have a very strong hurricane. it is a weak storm. it is not going to impact the island, but we will certainly monitor it. the rest of today's forecast we could see the potential for strong storms alongs east coast including florida up toward the mid-atlantic, as well as beneficial rain for the southwest. t

shifting the blame to judges when it comes to homeless encampments taking over his state let's bring in carl demaio and deanpeterson. welcome to you both. what ther governor is essentially saying karl is, you know what? they're going to blame me for this but it's the court's fault the courts need to pick up the ball and run with it. >> this is just another piece of evidence that governor gavin newsome is running for president. he needs to quickly say that he's not to blame for all the problems in california and homelessness is one of the big ones but he has a double one here. he's able to say that's why i'm running for president, it's the federal judges who are the problem and who gets to appoint the federal judges? gavin newsom. little bit of a problem, though, newsom doesn't seem to explain that federal judge rulings apply to the entire country. his state has double digit increases in homelessness. the rest of the country has double digit decline in homelessness. so really it ultimately is the state governor, the state leadership that's to blame here. >> trace: and picking up where carl left off not only

let's bring in senior meteorologist janice dean who is stacking this storm.ice, you are over at the big wall. this could be the biggest, most powerful storm to hit the big bend of florida in 100 years. >> yeah. absolutely. we are talking about a 12-foot storm surge. the last time the big bend felt a 12-foot storm surge was back in the 1990s. take a look at 75 mile-per-hour sustained winds it. became a hurricane just last hour. hurricane hunters are going to be going inside the storm to see where the winds are the strongest winds. and we're going to be starting to feel the impacts right now nw along the west coast of florida around the keys. we also have franklin by the way out in the atlantic. that was a major hurricane, still is. but this one is going to make impact across the big bend. this is what i'm concerned with, the storm surge. this is all about the storm surge because this area is so vulnerable. the continental shelf is right there along that big bend, along the west coast of florida. so it's water on top of a shelf that's going to be pounding the c

for management informatics and, importantly, dean of the moscow state university faculty of computational mathematics and cybernetics. hello. michael, let'swho it people are. here is some classification. we can say that today we are all it people as soon as we have smartphones in the generation in which we now have them, we are all in one way or another must be able to use information technology tools to be able to use these gadgets to understand how they work. otherwise, we simply will not fit into the modern rhythm and lifestyle. but your question, of course, is not related to this; your question is related to those people who have associated their profession with this phenomenon with these technologies. they also create with these tools. of course, this is what i consider the most, of course, the fundamental layer of it people who develop methods in our time, they were called engineers. engineer including, i think that all the same, i mean scientists scientists, who are scientists who, on the basis of fundamental mathematical results of deep penetration into these mathematical results, create those methods that then turn into technolog

let's get insights now from cnn's jessica dean, john sdwraf avlon and jane goldmacer, part of the team behind it. i'm fascinated. we were joking before the show the old days of super pacs figuring out how clearly they could push through the alleged lines that exists was like the role of a candidate they could pick up and put into ads. this is not that. this is a full-scale debate cornucopia to some degree. >> yeah. i mean, the seniorpiece is what you were reading -- centerpiece is what you were reading from, this memo, the super pac strategy they think desantis should employ on stage. it's interesting they're writing that out. the super pac can't legally talk to ron desantis. the only they/t can tell them wt he should be doing is to post it on the internet. usually you can't find it easily, but this is published, and it's not just that memo. it's research documents about his rivals outlining where they think desantis should be hitting them. and really notable who he's focused on. the rameswamy stuff, not a candidate on anyone's radar, is rising. in the private polling postsed on the we

. >> brian: now let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean with the fox weather forecast. >view and, of course, our prayers going out to all of the wonderful citizens of maui and, of course, the hawaiian islands as well. we have multiple fires that are still burning by the way warm today, temperatures into the 80's, 90-degree range and with the humidity it's going to feel in some cases oppressive for hopefully the rebuild. the seasonal temperatures are close 90 degrees and with the humidity it's going to feel higher than that the wind gusts thankfully have come down. we observed winds in excess of 08 miles per hour on the western part of maui and we have rain in the forecast, which will be helpful for firefighters; however, we are not getting it into lahaina on the western side of the mountains. eastern side getting rain but not the beneficial rain that they really need to help firefighters get the upper hand. we have been into a drought certainly in this region for the last several weeks. we are hoping to get more rain in the forecast. i want to point out we do have a tropi

let's discuss it with jeff zeleny, jessica dean and eva mckend with us, as well. sort of creeping along as more information and evidence comes out. i wonder what you thought of what you heard today because even though he said he wish it hadn't come to this he also seems to say trump broke the law. >> he did and this is something he clearly does not relish talking about. this is not going to win him the republican nomination which he is running for but i think this is also an important time to point out, these are different indictments. and his responses there were to different indictments, so this is without a doubt the most serious of the three indictments. it is talking about the peaceful transfer of power or in this case the lack thereof, and so certainly he is much more sharper in his thoughts and really has sort of in a crescendo getting louder talking about this because he was at the center. it's important when we talk about the indictments, there might be indictment fatigue out there. these are different indictments and this is the most serious, the trump c

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let's go to our senior meteorologist janice dean. >> janice: you hope for more stories like that.top story as we head into the weekend. a little bit of rain moving into maui but not the areas that really need it like lahaina and central maui. this is the next few days as we go through the recovery effort and hopefully rebuilding soon. the temperatures are going to remain warm, not much rain in the forecast to help firefighters. now, paying attention to the pacific because we have hillary, which developed overnight last night, almost a hurricane. 70 mile-per-hour sustained winds. the set-up here is going to allow for hillary not only to rapidly intensify to a major hurricane, but also steer it towards southern california. a very vulnerable area for heavy rainfall. and at this point, monday morning, although you are going to feel the results of this well into sunday, moving into southern california, and up to nevada, this is going to be a huge rainmaker. this is a desert area. it cannot the moisture like maybe say, florida. this is going to be a major flash flood event for these are

janice dean with our busy fox weather forecast. >> we do have harold. let's take a look at the remnants of hilary data parts of california in towards the southwest. 87 mall per hour winds here and this is just a tropical storm as it made its presence known in southern california and in the desert areas and close to a foot of rain and sometimes it takes a few days to know the scope of some of these tropical systems, also sometimes it takes a couple of days for the mudslides and rock slides to happen so we'll be following this story, the remnants of hilary now in idaho which is crazy but we still have the potential of heavy rainfall in parts of the southwest and up towards the northern rockies so we have flood warnings in effect. we will see the results, the impact of what is now remnants storm. here is a look at the gulf of mexico and the atlantic. getting in that busy tropical season. we do have harold going to impact southern texas and we have franklin and gert and a couple of disturbances off the coast of africa. bottom line is we are watching harold, the i

let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. >> janice: and all of that flooding to texas. so there's the landfall happened around this time yesterday. 50 mile-per-hour sustained winds. we are still moving some three-point line moisture in from the gulf but the remnants now moving in towards the southwest. and the remnants of hilary as well combined bringing the potential for flooding for parts of the southwest up toward great bay sin not only today and tomorrow but as we get into friday as well. speaking of the tropics we have tropical storm franklin moving over the dominican republic. you know, bringing life-threatening flooding for this region as well as some strong gusty winds. and then we are going to watch this develop over the next couple of days into a hurricane out in the atlantic and still a lot of uncertainty but the east coast, you don't need to keep as eye on that as well as bermuda. we will keep you up to date. brian kilmeade 99 in milwaukee today and not because you're hot. [laughter] >> brian: right, it will be hot outside and

an exceedingly hot pitcher in parts of the middle east, a there, let me show you great to have your loans. so this includes in the dean, i look at this. the winds are pumping up the temperature to 47 degrees. that is well above average, closing in on a record for the month of august. i think those winds will gust anywhere from 50 to 60 kilometers per hour. and when you have those winds colliding off the red sea in western saudi arabia, that is likely to trigger some showers in storms for the western size of the country, including in jet the, the high, $38.00 degrees wind shift around for us here in doha. so it will be less humid on tuesday, and we'll max out at $43.00 degrees. central asia, temperatures pretty well everywhere on this chart here, where they should be for that some of the year and temperatures are coming up just a bit in assemble. you're up to 31 on 2 states that went through the boss for his terms of biter, driving rain in the forecast, moving away from bertino fast. so into molly that will push into guinea as well. dark of the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is falling, and there are s

dean? >> which john? okay. that's the j-o-h-n. go ahead, john. >> let me get a shot at it. i'm one who does not think the meadows motion will succeed. i think it will be turned down. while he was in a federal position, he wasn't undertaking the work of the white house when he went to georgia to get involved in the georgia election. i think it's a reach. they will have an evidentiary hearing shortly. and i think it will come out that he will not qualify as a federal employee to bring that removal action. >> after all, the idea of elections is the purview of the states. it's hard to understand what the chief of staff of the white house would be doing in terms of allegedly meddling. rudy giuliani, john sale, and john chesebro, eastman, and sidney powell. these are co-defendants in the case. what do you make of their defenses? you have to have a viable federal defense. there's a common theme here. these are attorneys, as well. what do you think might be their defenses going ford? >> giving them a law lines license, doesn't give them the time to break the law. my friend, john de

well, let's check in now with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. with this storm system. we definitely got heavy rainfall. some cases close to 10 inches. this is florida's rainfall totals, but not only that, but into georgia and south carolina yesterday close to 10 inches in states borough, georgia. we had some flash flood emergencies yesterday. just want to show you rapid intensification before u.s. landfall in terms of record-keeping since 1950. idalia is top 4 because we went from a cat 1 to a category 4 in just a matter of hours. also i want to point out by letter retired tropical names the i name storm. retired they do that because of the death toll or from extreme damage. so we will probably see idalia retired. tropical storm idalia now the area of low pressure just off the coast of the carolinas here. we have tropical storm warnings in effect. the storm will be exiting offshore in the next few hours and bermuda could see the remnants but it will be a weakening system and it's not going to curve back which is great news. we also are watching

dean? >> okay, that's the j o h and. >> go on john. >> let me give a shot at it. >> i am one who does not think motion will succeed. i think that it will be turned down while he was in a federal position, he wasn't undertaking work of the white house when he went to georgia to get involved in the georgia election. that is not part of the job of the white house chief of staff. so i think it's a region they're going to have a hearing on this shortly and i think it's going to come out that he will not qualify as a federal employee to bring that removal action. >> i mean after all, the idea of election is for the states, it's hard to understand that chief of staff, the white house, to be doing allegedly meddling by rudy giuliani chan chase bro, john eastman, sydney powell, these are all codefendant in the georgia case and i'm wondering what do you make up their potential defenses because in order to remove anyone in federal court you have to have some sort of viable federal defense. that there is a common theme here. these are attorneys as well. until, what do you think might be their defenses goin

brent and dean thanks for seeing you coming to you in a sec but let me start with you how do you get from the cornucopia of options they have that have nothing to do with god and turn to faith? >> you know, what we did at true play was we wanted to make it fun and excellent and beautiful, and exciting so we tell great stories with characters you can see i'm wearing character on my t-shirt in a tiger costume you see lucas that dean has on his shirt a skunk and robot suit that shoots laser beams they're going with great bigs adventures against bad games and fire balsz but where god's truth is woven into the whole story. >> adventure kids will have fun doing this? >> we're finding kids love it. they love the characters they're having a lot of fun playing true play it is a bunch of dirchghts games inside one plats form and it is a platform with no ads so parents can trust it not that their kids will love it and messaging and there's no chat room or dangerous stuff that goes on on line. >> you're a dad. to have an alternative like this would be pretty nice. >> yeah i'm a dad. i'm a police

management informatics and, importantly, dean of the faculty of computational mathematics and cybernetics of moscow state university. hello. mikhail, that is, let'sith who the it people are. here is some classification. we can say that we today, all it people, as soon as we had smartphones, in which we now have them, we all had to be able to use tools, information technology, to be able to use these gadgets to understand how they work. otherwise, we simply will not fit into the modern rhythm and lifestyle with those people who have associated their profession with this phenomenon with these technologies. with these tools that actually create them, these technologies, including those that create them, of course, i think this is the most, of course, the fundamental layer of it people, who develop methods in our time they were called engineers. engineers, including, i think i mean , scientists, scientists, not only scientists who, on the basis of fundamental mathematical results of deep penetration into these mathematical results, create those methods that are then turned into technologies into tools. here , which we use another layer - these are th

. >> let me ask you something about your party. here's deanlips who is part of the south dakota congressional delegation had to say last week. >> who would you like to see in this race. a moderate governor from the heartland from the four states that they'll need. >> gretchen whitmer, your home state governor, tony evers. >> later he said many of the people don't want me to mention their name on the record. i know what you've said about this effort that he's embarking upon and you said you support the president. do you really believe joe biden is the best candidate -- >> absolutely. >> -- the democrats can nominate or is this a political expediency? >> well, absolutely. first of all, he's been one of the most highly effective presidents we've ever seen. i've been waiting for infrastructure week. i spent last weekend on mackinac island with whitmer. this is not a debate about joe biden's age or experience. it's about a debate about protecting the democracy and you just heard the most promising of the republicans, and being back in minnesota and

let's get details on this right now. speak to us a judo, a tech issue, to the dean and professor from the university of shoes or walker, who's joining us here on off the international on an anniversary that is still so profoundly disturbing. and just i can icing pictures. we were just showing your analogy international. very well. welcome to it is 78 years since the hiroshima hiroshima tragedy. the thing that catastrophe does it still live on in the lives of many people in japan? does it, does it spill off to so many years? it's still a cost a shadow. do you think? oh, very much so you can see that we have a very well anti uh, nuclear phenomenon amongst the japanese public because of this. and as you kind of take yes, 78 years on the scars might be you know, um, feeding out but certainly not necessary. so especially on uh, you know, august the 6th august, the 6th which is, you know, when the bomb was dropped. and also i think there's a resurgence of awareness about this matter. particularly considering the fact that there people are talking about the possibility of usage of nuclear arms by the russians against ukraine. a few