dp tapie football, that _ football than england.ngland. dp tapie football, that is the quote - football than england. dp tapie football, that is the quote for l football, that is the quote for the day. as we finish, it is still one nail to slovakia against england. hello there. part two of the weekend looking cloudier and cooler across the board. we saw a top temperature of 25 degrees across the south east of england yesterday, looking more like 20 or 21 today. and that's pretty much how the week ahead is shaping up. it's going to be changeable, low pressure always close by. most of the rain will be in the north and the west of the country, and it will be rather cool for the time of year. still no signs of another hot and sunny spell on the cards. this ridge of high pressure has brought quite a bit of dry weather around this morning. a few splashes of rain in towards the south east of england through the afternoon. the cloud just may be thick enough on the spine of the country for the odd spit and spot of rain, otherwise mostly dry,

that's why asked anybody who has information on any of these individuals you could go to the texas dpst hundred 252 dy ps our tiptop lighting and you can abide under provide information for a cash reward so we can bring these individuals to justice. maria: we've been worried about the venezuelan gig that we heard about wage around new york and the nypd told us the gang from venezuela is incredibly dangerous and are those people on the list part of a gang the gang that i'm referring to. >> with criminal gang members on the list and is so important to talk about border security and how they've advocated the responsibility to prevent unlawful entry of a criminal immigrants to include criminal gangs before we would talk about ms 13 now we see a new gang from an under venezuela which they've established themselves in the country because again they have been allowed to enter the country illegally we see all these crimes undertaken praise in new york and recently the two officers were shot in a mundane from venezuela. it is very critical we have these in place we contract on the criminals and

to 60 years of conscription age before mobilization, if from june 30, these people will apply to the dpthe consulate in different countries, what should be brought with them, what documents and what is considered an update of data? a data update is considered simply that a person confirms that he has, for example, the same place left registration, the first name, last name, nothing changed, so the passport did not change. and then a person comes, shows either a reserve plus that the person updated the data independently, or comes to the consular office and says: i want to get consular services, or pick up a passport, or apply for a passport, or some notary services, and then the consul either independently takes the documents and sends a request to ukraine in order to update the data, or a person, well, or informs a person that you need to be registered, for example, for the military, and then, well , the person... has the right to agree or not to agree, that is, he or she hands over his foreign passport to ukraine, and then the consular institution personally communicates with ukraine,

item number 6, report on resent dp a and announcements. whether to calendar for future commission meeting. mr. henderson. >> good evening, so this week, our investigation unit has opened 57 new cases and we closed 97 cases since the last commission meeting, overall that's 15 percent reduction in our pending cases just from last week that we've been able to close out, we put a lot of effort into trying to get cases resolved as quickly as we can. we have also reduced our cases this is the third consecutive month that we have been able to reduce our cases that have been on our case loads. i want to thank the investigators for their hard work and prioritizing their cases that have been closed that quickly. i don't know if i mentioned it in the past, but dpa received the 2024 distinguished knight award from the association of local government auditors for the report on sfdp, the department discipline process. that was me introducing a pause to take that in because they're here, because i brought them here and i a brought along the awards in cas

we will continue to use our subpoenaernt of these dp■) this anti-semitism to its core.portunity to speak with you today. very proud. mi sure house republicans are unified,t matter to the american people, that we're goingour positive message of mag america great again and the america first movement. and we are crisscrossing this country to not only flipped the senate but to gain seats in the house, a to elect president donal. thank you very much for the opportunity to be here. thank you to the faith and freedom coalition for this award. great to see you, billy long.h. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪■wa+

meanwhile, linn grant came from 11 shots back on the final day to become the first woman to win two dpight—shot lead in the final round of the scandinavian mixed. an extraordinary implosion from soderberg, who needed par on the last to win. he had this shot for bogey for a playoff. but remarkably, his effort lipped out, making it a final—round 77 and handing grant victory by one shot, after her final round of 65. all the more special in her home town of helsingborg. and just a reminder before you go. you can get all the latest sports news from the bbc sport website, including reaction to carlos alcaraz�*s french open win. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. weather for the week ahead is perhaps not the story you want. no significant summer sunshine or warmth, i'm afraid. in fact, the story in armagh on sunday really sets the scene. just a high of ten degrees. we had cloudy skies, with light rain or drizzle, with a cool northerly wind as well. now, that rain is sinking its way steadily southwards, and it will clear away from eastern england an

meanwhile, linn grant came from 11 shots back on the final day to become the first woman to win two dpd. an extraordinary implosion from soderberg, who needed par on the last to win. he had this shot for bogey for a playoff — but remarkably, his effort lipped out, making it a final—round 77 and handing grant victory by one shot, after her final round of 65. all the more special in her home town of helsingborg. and reminder before you go. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — including reaction to the french open win of carlos alcaraz. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. the weather for the week ahead is not what you want, no significant one. the story on sunday really sets the scene. just a high of 10 degrees. we had cloudy skies with light rain or drizzle come up with a cool northerly wind as well. that rain is sinking steadily westwards and it will clear away from eastern england and south—east england during monday morning. behind it, this northerly wind and this cooler air source starts to kick in acros

. >> reporter: that is for sure, dp frances. the clear message was one of party unity. the former president spoke himself, saying that he is with the party 1,000%. a source inside the closed door meeting says former president trump offered to do virtual town halls for members who are facing tough races and stressed that republicans should not attack one another. this was the first time since 2020 the former president met with top senate republican mitch mcconnell, who has criticized mr. trump sharply since january 6 but who recently endorsed him for office. how was to seeing the former president? >> we had a good meeting. >> reporter: what does it say that even mcconnell was in the room? >> yeah, we're republicans. at the end of the day we want to win elections. i mean, we're in politics. >> reporter: a source in the room tells nbc news that mr. trump brought up the host city for the republican national convention, calling milwaukee a horrible city. the trump campaign denied that reporting, saying mr. trump was referring specifically to violent crime and voter fraud. pr

friendship spoken in this historic election shows that when the people vote the people when i got the dp domains, the biggest group in the projected new fall in the sense that i locked into the responses that jump nice christian democrats in spain, people's party. we will go from the right. the goals are coming out of the secretary of state, back in the middle east, a will visit, visit, find they bring the face. 5 of us is hoping for the overwhelming majority people, whether they're in israel, west bank, and gaza, throughout the region around the world. actually want and believe in a future where is realizing policies, so i can live in peace. welcome to the day, far right policies, my big games in your pay and parliamentary elections this weekend, rocketing traditional part is in many countries. every job in the fall arrive after the time in seconds ahead of trans flush shots as social democrats and friends the far right trends. the president macro rate depends national valley policies and projected to table 30 percent of the nationwide balance loading double lot of microns liberal renee

there they fired at the dps post, next to which there is a synagogue.ssian media reported that there were no casualties. another shooting near the assumption cathedral. parishioners reported that the elder died there. in the church 18 people barricaded themselves. priests and parishioners. at night, they were taken out by the ministry of internal affairs. no one was injured, said a source of the interfax agency. the taken hostages were not confirmed, the attackers were outside when the battle with the security forces was going on, and another building, located next to the church, was on fire. in the village of sergokala, which is located 65 km south of makhachkala, unknown persons fired at a police car. one of the employees was injured. the russian media write that the sons of the head of the sergo-kalyna district may be involved in the attack. the head himself was detained by a security officer. as of june 25 , the number of people killed during the attack on churches and synagogues in dagestan has increased to 23, according to the information of the b

a similar course of events, propose today agrees to the complete withdrawal of its troops from the dp out and l p r, and the photos yet, and cas on regions and really begins this process. we are ready to begin negotiations without delaying them. i repeat this is our principal position. neutral, non aligned, nuclear, a free status of ukraine. it's the militarization and the notification. new territorial realities have been recognized. the status of crimea, sylvester, both stone, exc, against people's republics. guess on ends up only a regions of subjects of the russian federation. naturally, this also presupposes the lifting of all the western sanctions against russia. i believe that russia is offering an option that will make it possible to actually end the war in ukraine who was requesting un security council is currently right now holding a meeting on the consequences of weston on supplies to parade. just for a moment, let's listen to a message. it's small arms and like weapons and their munition. they have also been reports of states transferring or planning to transform weapons, s

uh, usually deals with the, the data on the, on the disk dp that this the security to be, uh, not alone or the, the, the whole fucking area that process problem i have a lot of this is it has 2 side long too long as a month the last 2 holes to good uh, let me tell them maria humphrey, for the pool. boost. is it 2 days? and a lot of that not to repeat the carpet i saw, i work a lot of the c c. and that includes that i so putting this on well, send it back in good fit. so i do that office while i send it. but input that i saw a lot of phone phones in spent moses on the uh, a lot of issues. good deal, good luck. with that i submitted to uh, the collaboration same quote that i saw on turning on right now. so in, oh, good, good i. so you said its, i believe donna civics to that aspect. theres uh, it does a, as in corporate. so keep that in mind. the that and april 1st is our new money and as it is usual, uh, does it kick month a safety date on that amount to allow that photos out of them by the end of the monte. i'm to so the yeah, looks at this you the st. joseph, i'm going to do is you inv

there was a shootout and riots due to the attack unknown to the two churches of the synagogue. on the dpsost, in particular, armed men in the city, in the city of derbend armed men attacked an orthodox church and a synagogue, religious buildings burned down. the attackers killed a priest of the russian orthodox church, seriously wounded the chief of the city's police, some russian telegram channels even reported that he had died, a church guard was killed in magachkal, and 19 people shut themselves in the church out of fear and waited for the shooting to end. in both cities , clashes between attackers and security forces continued on the streets for several hours derbent was spotted by a military woman. technique the regional authorities say that 15 policemen and several civilians were victims of the attack. five attackers were allegedly killed. the russian authorities called it a counter-terrorist operation. among those involved in the incident, there are allegedly two sons of the head of the sergo-kolinsky district of dagestan, magomed omarov. he has been detained, is being interrogated

a similar course of events, propose today agrees to the complete withdrawal of its troops from the dp out, and l p r. and the zip photos yet, and cas on regions and really begins this process. we are ready to begin negotiations without delaying them. i repeat this is our principal position. neutral, non aligned, nuclear, a free status of ukraine. it's the militarization and the ness if acacia. new territorial realities have been recognized the status of crimea. sylvester, both still nets against people's republics guess on ends up only a regions of subjects of the russian federation. naturally, this also presupposes the lifting of all the western sanctions against russia. i believe that russia is offering an option that will make it possible to actually end the war in ukraine who would cease putting the flood in my calling. michael quarter discuss pritchens comments without a correspondence. bring a closer but she was outside the for a ministry building as well as with room on cost rep. he was almost well 1st of all, let me mention that we're already getting a responses from the west

synagogue and an orthodox church in derbent, later an attack was made on a church, a synagogue and a dpsn makhachkala, and later a car was fired upon in the center of the village of sergo kali. among the killed was the head of the police department of one of the settlements in the region. well, in conclusion, the week starts well, mountains, mountains, clearly. a large-scale, well, very large-scale fire in the suburbs of moscow. today in the city of fryazino, and after all, there is now a fire, there was a fire in a multi-story building platan research institute. at least four people died, the area of ​​the fire reached in... the video shows that thick black smoke is pouring from the building, later there was also an explosion inside and after that the internal structures collapsed, what exactly caused the fire is not yet known, but it is assumed by the russian rescuers that this is a violation of fire safety rules. i would also like to add that there is publicly available information that this institution manufactures electrical appliances, radios and parts for them. can even perform an

students have not been out of school since the will began resuming study will not can be difficult for dp traumatized. population imaging came out to 0 starts. i saw a break here and i'll just say are right. when we come back pulling in the crowds, the task arrival is taking underwhelmed as long time lead plus time. and then it has to be an image in london, west thousands of time of protests is a marching to demand action from authorities in calculating climate change. the members of thailand's most notorious gang captured in caged and lost gangs at monkeys, took control of the city in central time in several years ago. stopped of tourist treats during the cove at pandemic. they over and shops and businesses sourcing owners for payment and food. but now the, the lowest cost for their incarceration begins, however, documentation and sterilization refreshing to mock their arrival in jail tattoos or a bicycle pos chris mike. and then it's just as true for these monkeys as they get their id numbers, place to the page page forever on counting the cost, few k policies of laid off. but economic

to the dp world tour — where there is set to be an intriguing final day's play at the european tour ati2—under. canter shot an even par 73 which included a handy birdie on the 18th. he's tied for top spot with guido migliozzi. the italian shot a flawless round of 67 including three in the last three holes. motogp championship leader jorge martin will be hoping he can bounce back in sunday's italian grand prix after crashing out of the sprint race. the spaniard was in third place when he went off the track with just four laps to go. reigning champion francesco bagnaia delighted his home crowd at mugello by claiming his first sprint race win of the season to cut martin's advantage to 27 points. fantastic atmosphere at wembley in that champions league final. it is still 0—0 between borussia dortmund and real madrid. and that's all the sport for now. the latest attempt by the american aerospace giant, boeing, to fly its first crew to the international space station has suffered another last minute setback. the launch of its starliner spaceship, with two veteran astronauts on board, was hal

dps officers arrested a human smuggling driver. suspect was charged with smuggling of persons and evading arrest. four illegal immigrants were refer referred. and two astronauts are stuck up in space after helium leak that nas nasa and boeing knew about prior to the launch. the two were supposed to be back on june 13th, now delayed until july 2. it is believed the astronauts have 27 days of fuel remaining. that is scary. princess ann is in the hospital after being kicked by a horse. she has a concussion and other minor injuries to her head after the incident last night. she was treated by emt and taken to the hospital. prince william and his children making swift swift's relationship with travis kelce public. kelce join his girlfriend on stage by performing in a skit during a costume change. wearing a top hat and tuxedo and swept swift off her feet and fanned her and fixed her makeup. >> steve: prince william was in a sky box and dancing to "shake it off." >> do you know that song? >> the one song. >> ainsley: i hope kate is okay.

first to these dps officers, tarasya baklanova, who allegedly found heroin in the car already, we willecessary, we will torture, for starters, we’ll just find out what they do for a living, well, let’s go, what’s new on the murders of police officers, there’s a lot of news, not all joyful, at my dacha i will find the head of the pre-trial detention center, lieutenant colonel kalupanov, dead, killed or tortured by his conscience, killed. the pistol did not penetrate our gel-tank bullet, clearly, they are clearing the clearing, that’s right, by the way, the identity of one of the murders in pustery has been established, this is thief in law alexander buzaev, nickname buza, a week ago she fled from the same season, it’s unlikely to be a coincidence, i think so too, you’re alone, yes, exactly, yes, yes, what happened, here, why are you again, because it’s me? agreed, don’t be afraid, doctor, now collect everything you have for first aid, come with me, the little guy took a bullet, we need to save him, well , i, i’m a plastic surgeon, i have a completely different specialization, yeah, now

there are no traces, that’s right, no, everything is clean, like in that jeep that was given to the dpsof course, of course, so i think maybe... girl, let me turn to you, i’m from police, hello, let's just take a little while, because it's raining, i'm afraid to get wet, i understand, i won't be long, you 've been sitting here for a long time, like, two hours, but you haven't seen anything suspicious, there was an attack on a cash-in-transit vehicle here today, what are you talking about, and me i thought some idiots were blowing up firecrackers, she barely got seasick, i understand they noticed something else, and there was a black jeep standing right there, tinted, by the way, and then... the yard exploded and after that firecrackers, that is, shots. i see, thank you, you helped a lot, rest, goodbye, i mean, jeep, oleg georgievich, according to the witness, it turns out that the attackers knew exactly where the collection vehicle would stop, and as i understand it, it could not have happened without accomplices, among the collectors, yeah, just one question, who? in our country, if it

frank and she thank those in law enforcement and thank the border patrol agents and thank the texas dps and taction national guard and fbi agents and all of those that are working tirelessly and going to protect the nation right now and a lot of them don't feel supported and my dear friends and fbi and this administration and border patrol agents feel like social workers and that's not what they signed up for. we need to have admiration and respect for them because it's a thankless job and yet we're expecting them to protect us from another terrorist attack and 9/11. neil. nicole, you maybe understand this process better than i, that's a given in fact, but we haven't raised officially the terror threat in the country even with all the developments and i know the old days we had color levels and all that and those days seem to have gone by the wayside and shouldn't that have happened already given the arrests and given some of the curious activity that at least raise that threat and neighboring it known to the american people this is going on? >> correct, we're so far off the charts and

dps, sergeant ivanov, your documents, some problems, commander, hello, hello, open the trunk, okay, whatee, the lord would have blamed me for this shortage, i would have pinned it on me as a debt, even with interest, you’re a dead man from resurrection, you understand what i told you, well, i went on the run, i thought i’d sit out at the camp site until everything calmed down, well, you can’t sit out a century at a camp site, and your lord is a vindictive creature, you keep insulting me, come on, stop, the guards and i had foreign passports in other names. warn the border guards, the documents are written out under the names lagutin and nizovsky, but slava and i will also rush after, maybe on the way we’ll have time to intercept, but there’s only one road from the sanatorium, and i’ve already warned radanovo and potapenko, okay, let’s be careful, now i’ll try to come up with something, yeah, great, old man, yes. i, listen, i need your help with the border guards, yeah, well, we need to close the border, no, well, of course, not all of it, only in a specific direction, ford r801 sr car, p

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the smuggler ended up getting away while two others were apprehended by texas dps. men from the middle east who crossed illegally told us they don't care what breaking the law. take a lesson. >> jordan? why did you come to -- egypt. g. come to america? >> for a job. >> job? you know is illegal to cross the border like this right? >> yeah. >> you okay? >> yes. >> where are you from. >> egypt soon tÜrkiye. >> all tÜrkiye? where are you from? >> egypt. >> egypt. >> and this is the first day that president biden's executive order has gone into effect here at the border, blocking asylum for illegal crossers. he can see behind me we have a mass illegal crossing, does not appear these migrants are too afraid of that new executive order. back to you. >> jesse: joe biden says his immigration executive order would crack down on illegals entering the country, what he lied. hours before -- after biden side of the order, leaked e-mails obtained by the new york post revealed a real plan, have ice asians coaching the migrants to squeeze in their assigned through biden's loopholes?

next to an extraordinary finish at the scandanvian mixed on golf�*s dp world and ladies european tourpar on the last to win. had that for bogey for a playoff — but remarkably lipped out — handing linn grant victory. a final round of 65 earned her a second win in the event in three years. she said winning in her home town of helsingborg was extra special. staying with golf. scottie scheffler is bidding for an incredible fifth win in eight starts on the pga tour. but after five holes, but afterfive holes, his but after five holes, his lead but afterfive holes, his lead is down to one having been five overnight. elsewhere today, primoz roglic won his second criterium du dauphine, holding off a late charge from matteo jorgensen on the final stage. the american finished ahead of roglic — but not quite enough to leapfrog him onto the top step of the podium. australia's ruby roseman—gannon won the final stage of the tour of britain women which finished in leigh. world champion lotte kopecky finished fourth, but that was enough to secure the belgian overall victory ahead of britain's anna hen

despite the inability to, perhaps, understand the dp candidates? perhaps democrats have a worry.e are headed to the pce data out of the united states today and perhaps that is what the market will tomorrow us on today. the nasdaq could start the day 50 points higher. some gains across the board. thank you for joining us on "street signs." this week. we will be back next week with .an elections out of france d uk "worldwide exchange" is next. what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the effortless energy that gets you in the zone. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. it's hard to run a business on your own. make it easier on yourself. with shopify, you have everything you need to sell online and in person. you can have your inventory, payments, and customers in sync across all the places you sell. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions to finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's s

>> mostly you apprehend them and have dps with the border patrol take care of it from there. >> brianproud of him? >> i am super proud of him. is he also a texas a&m student as well. >> brian: quick question, does your mom always talk so loud? >> yes. >> brian: i thought so. [laughter] >> brian: what about this table here? very subdued in one way and certainly opinionated where this country is at right now. people say that immigration is now moved number one. has the president with his executive orders solved that problem? >> no. he hasn't. and he just needs to let governor act do the job if he is not going to do it himself. i fear that it will get a lot worse before it might start getting a little bit better. >> brian: mayorkas said we are doing a better job in texas he said because, the numbers are down. that san diego is the sieve these days. why are the numbers down in texas. >> because immigration illegals coming across. >> brian: governor act put up his own barb wire and own wall. >> went to the courts and tried to shut him down and he said "hell no." >> brian: do you think form

they took off before officers were able to get there in texas, dps officers arresting a human smugglingpect after this high speed chase past week. according to officials, the driver attempted to jump out of the car and rub away on foot. the suspect was charged with smuggling of persons and evading arrest. four illegal immigrants were referred to border patrol. and west chester county executive and new york congressional candidate. george latimer will campaign with members of clergy today as he and squad member jamaal bowman square off in their house primary tomorrow. this coming after bowman went on a profanity laced tirade during a weekend campaign stop in the bronx. >> we are going to show [bleep] apec the power of the mother [bleep] south bronx. [cheers] >> people ask me why i got a foul mouth, what am i supposed to do? you coming after me. >> ainsley: the race is the most expensive house primary ever with both democrats spending $24 million on ads. the u.s. men's national soccer team taking down bolivia 2-nil in the culpa america opener last night. christian, his last name christian

state dps officers are investigating what caused the two trucks to fall over.there is no word on if the drivers were injured. and today is primary day in new york in one of the most watched races will be the democratic house primary in new york be's 16th district incumbent squad member jamaal bowman is being by george latimer. most expensive race ever. the race showing the party's divide with views on israel. lattimer advocating to israel's right to peace. >> steve: i understand most expensive race ever. every time you turn on the local tv there is an ad bowman is great or bowman is bad. back and forth, back and forth. >> lawrence: i don't see how you can get away with being so anti-israel in new york city. i think that's a dumb campaign strategy on the merits of the debate. we'll see what happens though. apparently this west chester guy is pretty pop lash. >> steve: george latimer. >> ainsley: i have had friends in new york say they are switching parties now. they are voting in the republican ticket now. they were always jewish -- i mean they were always democ

we can see what is going on dp what is happening. number two is drones. the ability with less red tape to put drones. a lot of city in california using drones as a first responder. beverly hills. santa monica. cities north the 911 calls and before the dispatcher hangs up the don't spanlding within a minute they are over seeing waiting for officers to arrive. drone technology. we'll move in this direction. automated license plate reader. have you heard this term? alpr. a lot in the room. by company called, flock. so the mayor cut ribbon we were there ninth and irving our first camera. now we are building out 400 cameras. we are every day putting cameras up so where you can't in about by june you can't drive around and bementd and have a stolen vehicle or plate. getting detected. i have the thing up now in my office. my other screen it beeps all day. i look at t. dollar is a stolen car modification and silver. the cordination of the two we have seen a luge decrease in retail crime. especially the organizationed mass looting attempts that has gone down. knoc

but what i can tell you is when our personnel, dps, state troopers or anybody from our department comeshe border, we make sure that a there's no signs of abuse or mistreatment or even sexual assault, we'll have a specialized investigative unit, which would be our texas rangers, and we can investigate. again, we never know exactly what happens to these children. of course, they're scared. i'm sure they know if they talk or say something, they're worried about their family or anybody else in the united states that could be harmed, so they're very vulnerable. and i think right now the federal government's not taking this into -- making it a priority to focus on unaccompanied children. but, again, we're still seeing it, it's still a problem. it is a reality of the border situation right now. rachel: yeah. we've had border poll tell us in the past that the young girls coming across loaded up with birth control pills because they know they're probably going to get assaulted along the path. but also just as troubling, the ngos who are handing these children over to illegals. obviously, they're

dp? >> dana: character matters.e no one is talking about the fact that she doesn't feel safe to leave her children in the car while she returns the cart because he is afraid our car is going to get stolen and her children are going to get kidnapped. thanks, biden. >> harold: do you return -- with the basket, you return it or leave it? >> dana: my groceries are delivered. just kidding, of course i returned the cart, what do you think? >> harold: exclamation point, how do you feel about this? b3 we have to remind everybody, she is a psychologist. psych majors. anyway. you know what this is? another example of child privilege. i can't do this decent thing or do this certain responsibility because i have kids and they need protection. i need an imaginary kid, and then i need to use the threat of kidnapping whenever i need it. i was going to do that promo shoot for fox, but, you know, i can't have somebody kidnapping gg jr. so i'm going to keep him with me. he only feels safe at the golf course because i can see the thre

the a a dp jobs report, 152,000 new jobs, that's not good. we could be in stagflation. gets the x-ray, the supporting pillow of regulations and taxes, grover, final word, off the economy, we'd be okay if not for what bind is doing. final word. >> the problem is not coming from the gods, it's not coming from outside, it's coming from government policy. and that can be changed and fairly quickly. that's the good news. elizabeth: carol roth, grover norquist, thank you so much. love ending on a higher note. we're optimists here. >>> american majority ceo ned ryan still ahead, this big controversy over that "wall street journal" story that republican and democrat lawmakers and staffers say biden is, quote, showing signs of slipping and of decline. what this means for the election coming up. ♪ ♪ my parents worked hard for everything we had. they taught me the value of a dollar, and how to use it wisely. those lessons are forever, and today i share them with all our employees. it's why i team up with vanguard for our company's 401k plan. because everyone deserves to have someo

the a dp number comes out at 8:15 a.m.expecting 175 you thousand private sector jobs added to the economy. adp used to the be a real market mover. the may jobs report is out on friday. what do you think about this backdrop? >> i think that we are seeing -- i don't know if softness is the right word but we've seen a backing off of the heat. i'm really parsing my words. in other words, it's still a good job market, just not a yeah. >> i hot job market which is good. you don't want crazy hot. crazy hot is inflationary. i would rather have slow and steady. i think that's what's starting to p happen. there was talk earlier in the week about the atlanta now gdp. maw.maria: where is that now. >> it had been 4.8%. maria: had that's crazy, 4.8%. >> they backed it off. maria: this is the month or the second half? >> the current quarter. maria: 4.8%. >> which is yea crazy. they reduced it to 1.8, that's normal. maria: the gdp for the first quarter was 1.3. the second quarter will be 1.8. >> right. think about that people say oh, my g

>> reporter: a storm in the pacific northwest, when that kicks into the middle of the country it's dp inning to be rainfall to this flood-prone region, the flooding problems, the maroon dots and the red dots, major moderate flooding still ongoing. this is the additional rainfall over the next three days. you see the green, that's up to an ahalf-inch, we can deal with that. as that flooding won't get worse anywhere it will slow down the progress. right now, two areas of severe storms possibility, in areas of southern arkansas and the northeast. tomorrow, we'll see that storm in the pacific northwest bring severe weather from dakotas, minnesota, back down to the central plains. as we get to friday, guys, the best chance of more rain in the flood zone in southern minnesota and idaho. >> thank you. >>> let's turn to today's cnbc money minute. major bakery is getting a warning from the fda. >>> federal regulators are warning the parent company of brands sarah lee, saying their products may contain allergen when they don't. according to fda officials, they misbranded products as having pote

illega' immigrants got the list in fronm of me, telling the significance of this list with the texas dpss running into when they are doing these apprehensions. greg: so maria, included among all of the people that joe bidea is allowing it to the united states, are known criminal summa people who are wanted for murder, operate, for assault, the very serious crimes. when they come here, the texassa department of public safety taps into a database come to find out which of those are in the state of texas, which of those theyh have been able to apprehend, which they've not been able to let brandon and we have a list, people who are in texas, who have committed crimes in the past, who are wanted it and we- thought will if joe biden is going to allow, the criminal illegal immigrants into ourin state, we are going to go after those criminal illegal exa immigrants is exactly what thef texas department of public safety us doing. maria: this incredible money want to see the border enteredn president trump witness entered women election in november and we should take a look at what people are talki

tell me the significance of this list and what the texas dps is running into when they are doing canpprehensions. >> so, maria, included among all the people that joe biden is allowing into the united states are known criminals, people who are wanted for murder, for rape, for assault. very serious crimes. and when they come here, the texas department of public safety taps into a data as base to find out -- database to find out which of hose are in the state of texas, which they've the been able to apprehend and not apprehend, and now we have a list of people who are in texas who have committed crimes in the past who are wanted. and we thought, well, we're going to -- if joe biden is going to allow criminal illegal immigrants into our state, we are going to go after those criminal illegal immigrants, and that's exactly what the texas department of public safety is doing. maria: that is just incredible. what do you want to see at the border should president trump win this election in november if? obviously, we've got new polls coming up to take a look at what people are talking about a

the biden administration don't want to work with the texas dps. is going to stop the migrants from crossing after they cap that number? >> brian: bill melugin had a great tweet out. the authority the president is going to be using the same authority trump cited when he issued his muslim ban. the executive order was blocked by the district appellate federal court but ultimately upheld by the supreme court 5-4. if he uses this, for whatever reason is he about to announce. can you bet he will be sued by the aclu and immigration rights groups put everything on hold which means he gets to do his open border policy at the same time said i tried. >> lawrence: brian, why does he continue? and maybe can you answer this too, ainsley. why does he continue to pass policy that he knows it's going to be blocked anyway? he did the same thing with the student loans. i just want to symbolically do it. i know i'm going to be sued. i just want the people know i tried. >> steve: i can actually answer it. >> ainsley: you were not one of the -- >> brian: brian i passed

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. >>> texas dps officers say they arrested three illegal immigrants after a chasing a human smugglerarlier this week. the suspect cu cut -- cutting through a neighborhood before going off road, hitting an overpass. several illegal immigrants and their smuggler bailed out of the truck. according to officials, the suspect -- the smuggling suspect is back in mexico. >>> a costco dust -- costco customers are upset after the grocery chain changed the packaging of the profitly chicken from a hard shell plastic box to a plastic bag. customers complain the bags are leaky, are worse for storing leftovers andcan't be recycled in some parts of the country, but costco say the bags save the company 17 million pounds of plastic per year. i wonder if they plan on switching back to the boxes. those are your headlines. pete: those are very popular -- will: i didn't get a look at the bag. i'd be disappointed. pete: you've been to costco, you've seen the rotisserie chicken operation. [laughter] unbelievable. will: yeah. crack it open, get a little chicken -- yeah. what do you do with a a bag? [inaudibl

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we have seen how they treated texas dps. the border patrol agent. are going to cause a fight at the border, so then how do you handle that remember, they don't have that many agents at the border. they are processing now. is he going to send a surge? knob of this makes any type of sense but, again, going to have chad wolf to react to later. >> brian: i want to do 23 and me with you the way you use your hands? very italian. we're going to look into that. >> lawrence: ancestry did this thing on me i need to go check. could would he be related? >> brian: it's an excellent chance. why are doing the next segment together. >> ainsley: he is wearing green. he a little irish. drunk godfather. >> brian: which by the way is a great sandwich godfather used to serve at ben gantz. bennigans out of business and i don't wait there no more. >> ainsley: that's where you took dawn on first day. >> beef steak charles all can you eat and drink. >> ainsley: ate the shrimp with the shells on it. >> brian: i did not know you peal it off. >> steve: first time you had ever