stuart: duffy is so smart.lionel messie he's a soccer player and makes debut with inter miami, that's a soccer club. that's tonight. outkick host dan joining me now. dan, is this going to be a huge shot in the arm for major league soccer because i disagree entirely. what say you? >> well, first of all, rambling man, greg altman, little known fact was married to cher. i made money in the crypto world and i'm in it we their yum and others and -- ethereum and others and people didn't know soccer and they got excited and i was 15 years old. i watched -- here's pelei i watched for 15 minutes and i was board and said i'm out. people watch the premier league and wear scarfs every saturday morning and next thing you know they like it. they understand it. and this guy messi has -- think about this, 479 million instagram followers. pelei had none. it's a big deal and i think they'll sell out. will it sustain? that's a bigger question. i kind of think the americans we are looking for a star. we are looking for something t

—— cell killed and duffy. . ithink . i think what we're going to hear now is from the police officers. we will hear from a detective superintendent paul grounds, clapping as he comes out. i will get out of the shot. connor chapman has today been jailed for life _ connor chapman has today been jailed for life for— connor chapman has today been jailed for life for the senseless and tragic— for life for the senseless and tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral_ tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral on — tragic murder of elle edwards in wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was _ wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was a — wirral on christmas eve last year. elle was a young woman with her whole _ elle was a young woman with her whole life — elle was a young woman with her whole life ahead of her who was simply — whole life ahead of her who was simply enjoying a night out at the pub with — simply enjoying a night out at the pub with family and friends. the actions — pub with family and friends. the actions

your intention was to murderjake duffy and ciaran sulk out.l watched the cctv and sound recording of that shooting. it is utterly shocking. you carefully planned a revenge attack in gang reverie. you had no fault at all for anyone else, least of all to innocent people —— gang of ivory. the risk of all 16 murdered by you was as substantial as it was obvious. but he did not care. after the shooting, you drove straight to the shooting, you drove straight to the home of your friend thomas waring where you believed you could safely hide the stolen mercedes car you had driven to the shooting. also the submachine which you had asked wedding to look after and at least one of the gloves in the shooting which produced gunshot residue evidence. you spend the days afterwards removing or destroying evidence which would identify you as the gunmen. you washed the clothes you wore. 0ther clothes and shoes were removed from your home before the police searched it and you destroyed your mobile phone. six days later, on new year's eve, together with waring, you'

duffy playing first base for the royals today. throws across the diamond on the ground ball by cleveland steve kwan the ball's there and plenty of time, but it goes right through duffy's glove, the leather straps that are sewn into the pocket had obviously seen better days, adding insult to injury, duffy charged with an error. but the royals were 5 to 3 winners. it happens. it's tough. one, you're basic equipment malfunction. it happens all right, joe, thank you. you bet. next at 11. every pill that we take off the street is a potential life that's saved. and that's important for us, whether it's one pill or a thousand pills. in this case, a massive bust in the south bay tonight. investigators say they took nearly $1 million in drugs off the streets. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. hello again. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. a months long investigation in the south bay. it takes more million, more than a million drugs off the streets. san jose police say they also seized guns as well as cash. ktvu south bay

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you attempted to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, causing them very serious injuries.ed. how did you do that? you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets and prepared yourself to fire all of them at close range at six of them. your intention was to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, but you didn't care who else would be killed. that's why you fired all of the bullets at the group. i'm satisfied that you are a highly dangerous man. elle edwards father spoke after the sentencing and thanked the police. the amount of people involved in this investigation from day one has been remarkable, they did not give up. they were relentless in achieving the goal, which was to get justice for elle edwards and catch the killer. and fully, now, he has 48 years, and hopefully never sees christmas again. if i'm lucky enough to still be around for a long time, i will do my best to make sure he never comes out. i know there's a lot of people affected by this like the whole family behind me, things need to change. we've made a start with that and i think 48 years, if you think a

thank you. >> thank you terry duffy, cme tim? >> well, terry says listen to the markets, because, you know, everything else is maybe wrong, or it's impossible or it's clear as mud, i think is his quote and i agree with that. and also, you know, terry in the futures markets have also had a front row seat on positioning. we're at a place now where you positioning for markets is very different than it was at the start of the year. sentiment is very different. and i think that's what we need to be listening to i think markets have come in extraordinarily long way, and i think we're at a place here where, you know, maybe the argument that people, the risk was to the upside, because this was the pain trade this is something we should be thinking about, maybe the other way. i think we're getting to a place here where markets need to p pause. we really are waiting to see the impact of the fed. >> you know, i -- tim, i think, from my perspective, maybe take a little bit of a different view you know, i would say listen to the patrol fit st

rachel campos duffy spoke to concert goers after his concert was postponed due to weather. >> rachel: the concert was cancelled because of weather, the fans are not cancelling jason aldean. interesting, they are wondering what is the controversy about. they hear the song and see the video of the real-live footage, the rioting and protesting, violence. they are like, why is everyone losing their head over this. listen to what some of them said to me. jason aldean is a very strong-minded person and feels like he does about where he came from. and that is what the song is about. it isn't about anything other than that. >> hear it and we're all from a small town and we like the song, we didn't think there was anything wrong with it. it is awesome. >> silent majority, in my opinion, is way stronger than the people that are upset with the song. >> maybe some of the video was stuff people haven't even seen, that is what i think. they needed to see it. >> i wanted to be here in september, we're ready. >> rachel: lawrence, it is interesting, the left and media, even cmt saying the m

joey jones along with rachel cam rachelcampos-duffy and will cai. joey: i haven't had a chance to talk about this yet and hope you'll allow me, there's fourth of july, celebration of freedom and marketed and then independence day and then celebration of the fight and war it took to gain the indianapolis dependence cpi hope the people -- independence and celebrate it. rachel: we kick it had off in the last hour and had a big fireworks display in wyoming and i was telling will, we were talking about safety with fireworks and i said it's really the dads that are really driving all of this stuff. will: there's a video of a family going around with a huge fireworks explosion in the front lawn and blows up the car and every year we talk about safety and no high horse to sit upon. throughout my life i've been calf leer. joey -- cavalier. joey jones said fireworks make him incredibly nervous. if joey says that, we should have a little respect to fire works. joey: what we're going to talk about there's signs that people are putting in the yard and combat vet

your intention was to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld but you did not care who else would be killedm satisfied you are a highly dangerous man. aha, bullets. i'm satisfied you are a highly dangerous man.- bullets. i'm satisfied you are a highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother _ highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother and _ highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother and her _ highly dangerous man. a man who killed a mother and her young - killed a mother and her young children by setting their flat on fire has been jailed children by setting their flat on fire has beenjailed for life children by setting their flat on fire has been jailed for life today, jamie barrow will serve a minimum of 34 years behind bars, he poured petrol through the letterbox of the flat where they lived, barrow drank several cans of lager before taking petrol from his motorbike to start the fire, prosecutors said he had a grievance over rubbish being left in the alleyway. two distressing court cases that have concluded today with those sentences. let's talk climate change and the battle t

dave: uptown funk, had a cheat sheet, sean duffy had something to do. i just heard that for the first time. you are giving me all the cheats i need. i'm david asman in for stuart varney. it's 10:00 eastern, let's get to your money, the market is doing well today. dow jones industrial average up one hundred 50. i will skip the s&p. look what's happening to the nasdaq. we have good numbers on inflation as it came down to, core inflation, it takes out food and energy and those are important to everybody but the fed looks at core and it might be with more to come. 10 year treasury yield is down to 3.972. let's look at oil if we can. that had been ticking up, was up $80 a barrel before the market opened. it's coming down a little bit from that. $79.80, bitcoin is up 68, 20,293 for bitcoin, tesla doing well today. i don't know if she had time to digest it all, she does it quick. lauren: 11% above june and july's final number at 71.6, the highest since october 2021. current economic conditions fell a little bit. dave: stronger economy than people thought. now

claire duffy, great to have you. we'll watch and see. >>> and for quick hits across america, let's start in ohio, a big push for abortion rights in ohio after a group seeking to protect those rights submitted 710,000 petition signatures to the state, more than double what they needed. the proposed amendment could go on the november ballot. >>> u.p.s. workers closer to a strike after marathon negotiations with the union broke down wednesday. the current agreement expires at the end of the month. >>> and a new study finds that nearly half the drinking water in the u.s. contains forever chemicals like pfas that could cause cancer. geological survey reports that private well users and people in large cities should use filters. >>> coming up, more than a dozen people killed, thousands displaced after major flooding in china. >>> and cnn on the ground after israel's deadly incursion on the west bank. >> many palestinian factions are here to show that they are unvowed, unbroken by israel's reign. >>> welcome back. israel sa

the cohost of "fox and friends", rachel campos-duffy, joins us now.m! >> will: are you a broad base of white supremacy? >> i was waiting for jen psaki to say that, you know, you ain't muslim if you agree with republican parents, right? i mean, this is the thing they do. you aren't really who you claim to be, muslim or black or hispanic if you don't agree with their stuff. look, just turns out that muslim parents are just like every other parent. they don't want their kids sexualized and being shown things that are you know, age inappropriate, that cause sexual confusion in their schools. it's just inappropriate and they want the american dream like every other minority group. that means they want their kids to learn to read and write and do math and science, and they also want to be able to transmit their family values and faith to their children and they don't want the school to interfere with that bond that they have with their children. i think it's really interesting, is that the new division is not left versus right or muslim versus christian. i

. >> will: sean duffy tearing tickets at the tilt a whirl.> joey: a sneak peek at this year's contestants. amy, you have the hot dogs ready? >> they are getting them ready behind me. underneath the sign a few feet from the d train and the scrambler is just over there. you were talking about the rides, and i don't think it's a day to mix events, though. we are talking nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. i may skip the rides today. we have the competition, looking at the forecast, everybody wants to know the weather. who knew that the weather would be such a factor in how many hot dogs you could eat. yesterday they had the weigh-in at hudson yards in new york city, and a lot of the athletes were talking about the weather. you know, sizing up the competition for sure, but talking about humidity, chances for rain, this morning temperatures are in the low to mid 70s here in brooklyn and a chance for showers. we talked to joey chestnut, the 15-time defending champion here, he ate 63 hot dogs last year, it was a good forecast, he said. 74 and a

will: highlighted is sean duffy right there.l: i got to be part of this concert last year when florida came to "fox & friends," and it was such, i mean, it was explosive and fun. they had to bring him back. no one loves his job more than florida and his back-up dancers, who are amazing in and of themselves. so, yeah, that was fun. and sean saying that, you know, we sent video to our kids, can and they were definitely, like, sean's a dad dancer. [laughter] doug doug embarrassed of his dancing but not of yours. rachel: well, they all saw that when i did it, there was a scene where florida got so into dancing with me that he almost slapped my you know what, and then he pulled his hand back, and that was probably good for everyone involved. [laughter] will: todd really gets into with it. i'm proud of him. rachel: yeah, todd knows all the words. yeah, it was awesome. will: douglas murray filling in for pete hegseth this weekend, and we're glad to have him with us. rachel: i would have liked to see you dance. will: we can do it. dougl

cnn business writer claire duffy is here to help try to explain.l over social media today. what is going? >> it's just the latest of these sort of twitter glitches that we've seen in the last couple of months. this issue coincided with twitter owner elon musk saying that he was making a temporary policy change this morning. he tweeted that there would be rate limits, they would be limiting the number of tweets that people could see on the platform. several thousand for these people who had bought verified checkmarks on twitter, several hundred for everybody else. what this appears to be is a glitch on top of that. you had up to 8,000 people this morning saying they were having trouble accessing the platform, saying they were getting error messages that they had reached the rate limit without actually having looked at hundreds of tweets prior to that. and again, twitter has faced a number of these glitches, outages, technical issues in the months since elon musk took over. >> claire duffy, thank you so much. >>> if you are one of the millions of ame

cnn business technology reporter claire duffy joining me with more on all this.at the company is at risk of bankruptcy. is this overhaul an effort to revive its literal and figurative image? >> yeah, fred. bidding add dew to the birds. this is an evolution, the continuation of what musk's vision for the company has been since he bought it. he bought it with a company called x corp. he talked about the goal of turning twitter into everything called x, where consumers can also shop and consume entertainment. i think the move to get rid of the twitter branding and replace it with x is in service to that. twitter still has negative cash flow because of 50% decline in ad revenue. i think will could be an effort to continue to try to shift the image of the company as aware to lure advisers back to the platform. >> this is happening on the heels of twitter's rival threads seeing a significant drop in engagement since launching two weeks ago. what are you hearing about this slowdown? >> threads had a really stunning start. about 150 million users signed up in the first w

duffy: we shot j.r. and then we broke for the summer.n coincidentally, the actors went on strike and it delayed the resolution. and it just started to percolate through the world. i remember going on vacation to england that summer and that's all that people were talking about there. lovejoy: well we know you don't die. i mean, you couldn't die? you don't know that. well, how could you die? you couldn't come back next season. that's what i mean. i couldn't come back, but the show could still go. oh, but you wouldn't? what is that show without j.r.? well, that's what i figure. [ chuckles ] well, i guess if you don't know by now who shot j.r., you probably do not care. but last night, some 82 million americans did and they watched the much-touted "dallas" episode. it could become the most watched television show ever. troy: who shot j.r. is a reflection of old-fashioned television. it's a moment that gathers everybody around the electronic fireplace, which is now the television set. now, about one special american television program, a cri

sean duffy, we agree on everything, i love it. sean, thank you very much.ring in david bahnsen very quickly, can biden change the messaging on his exhibition policies? >> i'll give -- on his economic policies? >> i'll give a u bipartisan answer here. the republicans can't make people feel there's a recession if there's not, but biden and the left can't make people feel the economy's doing great if it isn't. that's the real problem. it's not going great, as he says. there's just no, low, slow growth. and we've been in that for some period of time, and to try to talk it up doesn't work. people know. and the quality of life, the quality of goods and services, row bust economic growth like the reagan area -- by the way, like the bill clinton area. ashley: yeah, that's true. >> we're not getting it. ashley: thank you very much. the president made some other head-scratching claims during his speech in south carolina. what did he say? lauren: he repeated the claim that he reduced the national deficit. remember this one? >> by the way, parenthetically, i want you t

sean: and i'm sean duffy, welcome to "the bottom line."

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here to react is gregg jarrett and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy.joining the program. i want to go straight to what the judge said when sheside if there was any precedent. the judge seemed highly skeptic of the unusual deal while it had been filed under the provision and he asked who gave you the legal authority and they asked you know, the prosecutor is there any precedent? and they responded no, gregg. >> right. the judge asked all the right questions. >> this was always a rigged investigation and crooked plea deal. the judge saw right through it. she asked these relevant questions. wait a minute, i have never seen like that. is there any precedence for this? she veant actually, the prosecutor said well, no, your honor. and then she asked the other important question. you are saying publicly that the investigation is ongoing and you still might charge hunter biden with further crimes yet, have you got this clause in here giving him blanket immunity. and that's whether it all began to unravel like a ball of yarn on a downward spiral. and, you know,

duffy: i remember when luke and laura got married because it was nighttime newsworthy.ore people watching. you have a wedding. you have a kidnapping. you have an evil twin. and prime time stole from daytime. reporter: after "dallas" proved that ewing oil was better than real oil for cbs, the networks rushed to give the public more. troy: the great prime-time soap operas of the 1980s. "dallas," "dynasty." they're all about excess. this is about being over the top, stabbing each other in the back, going for the gusto, and having fun. i know what's wrong with you. the empty armed madonna. mourning the baby that she couldn't have and the baby that she almost got to adopt. that is it, isn't it? oh, you miserable bitch! yost: there was a bigness to the stories. and that they could afford to do on a network, if you're doing one episode a week. now you can't do that if you're doing five episodes a week for a daytime show. so just the production value gave it that pizzazz. reporter: if you can't have it, watch other people with it. or so say the three networks who are programmin

you duffy and kieran salkeld.g . you disguised your drug dealing. you disguised yourself with dark clothing, a mask, a hood and gloves . you mask, a hood and gloves. you obtained a submachine gun and a loaded magazine with 12 bullets. when you left your home on the woodchurch estate to carry out the shooting, you took care to avoid security cameras on neighbouring properties . once neighbouring properties. once you reached wallasey village where you knew jake duffy and kieran salkeld were to be. you waited almost three hours carrying out reconnaissance as you drove to six different we've heard, lies in violent criminal gang rivalry between those connected to the woodchurch estate and others connected to the ford estate on the wirral. you, chapman , were the wirral. you, chapman, were very actively involved in the woodchurch gang whilst you waring were associated with it . waring were associated with it. the violence included shootings dunng the violence included shootings during 2021 and 2022 and created very subs

father passport when he left south africa and you know, the seventy's and eighty's especially get duffy, i libby. i was about to say, yeah, you know, i mean there's so many countries are, there's not much for that. that's cool. that's a huge, really important. great, great man. i'm so we, we have a legacy come in a legacy. if i can put it like that. there's such talk about diplomacy from your side and yourself as a diplomat and it's for me, i have no idea how you could approach young africans and encouraged them to take up diplomacy. it is not something that is common in social media, for example, or a common gene for our young african women or 9 to, to think of this as a way of changing things. do you think diplomacy can actually be a way forward for young africans to think, for example, about, you know, how to unite the continent diplomatically, politically, how to approach different international powers for the good, difficult thing that's diplomatically again, is that something that would tempt the africans these days, my brother, what are we doing now? we're talking, we're exchangi

and also the ceiling of the mama duffy again in 2011 after the nato led invasion of the country. but on the ground, the groups uh, that's where waging the were against the cut off the forces. they were mostly from the most in border as well. so in 2011, there was a trend of in our big we say is when i is ation of the middle east and north africa and cut her was in charge of the arabic and the wanted by kicking out or suspending the membership of syria to isolate syria, diplomatically and especially in the region, and also to give digits, embassy to any escalade, treat steps by 2 nightstands in syria that would come in the form of our mean gun training and sending for exempt them or the national geologist to syria. similarly, assuming everything happens, for example in dpi, and the optic gave a legitimacy to the invasion of natal into the beyond. this was back then headed by cuts are, as i mentioned. so when the suspension happens, there was a hope that syria would be isolated from its neighboring countries and then give a push to the us let the regime change were in syria, which

united nations new k of watch. duffy, i, a, a says it has found the land mines around ukraine's. is that what is your power plucked? besides, which is your, its largest nuclear power station is occupied by russian forces on some of the experts from the international atomic energy agency found. mine's it, a buffer zone between the internal and external boundary. very said i need to to nation will not affect nuclear safety and security bonds to watch the bone. that lane explosives breached its safety standards and creates with additional psychological pressure on stuff. the russian installed operators have announced that one of the reactors is going from cold to hot shut down dw is corresponded. they commonly explains to us what that means for the situation that a while the ukrainian a nuclear power company has cooled this out and said this is against who the rules, all the kind of protocols for safety, the rest of the professional forces that on the ground say this is to provide a steam to bridge or energy for the pilot because the other, the last remaining wreck that had been on

we are going to see the ceo brian duffy joining markets today, tomorrow morning 7:30 a.m. appreciation of prices in these watches recently. that was driven by crypto gains, all those things have dropped out. yet here we are back again talking about these. bitcoin, potentially etf's, driving prices back down. does that translate into higher watch prices? alix: good point. for are we spending on bread and toilet paper because everything else is so expensive? are you a luxury watch guy? is that your thing? guy: it's an interesting way of judging high-end consumer demand. alix: sure. guy: there was a direct correlation, when the crypto market was going crazy and watch prices. yachts. all the high-end stuff. the crypto was strong for a while. anyway. maybe it will come back. we will talk about it in a moment. european markets closed. cpi having a strong effect on these markets. all these markets bouncing back. the ftse up 1.8%. alix: look at that. pound. unbelievable drop in the dollar. the race for bitcoin etf -- where things stand next. this is bloomberg. ♪ we all work differ

but on the ground, the groups that were waging the were against the cut duffy forces. they were mostly from the most same budget as well. so in 2011, there was a trend of in our big we say it's one of these ation of the middle east and north africa. and katara was in charge of the arabic and the wanted by kicking out or suspending the membership of syria to isolate syria, diplomatically and especially in the region, and also to give digits embassy to any escalade, treat steps by united states in syria that would come in the form of arming and training and sending for exempt them or the national jihadist to syria. a similar, the similar thing happened. for example, in india and uh, the optic gave a legitimacy to the invasion of natal into the beyond. this was back then hit by car, as i mentioned. so when the suspension happens, there was a hope that syria would be isolated from its neighboring countries. and then give a push to the us led to the gym change were in syria, which was an u. c. i a car with a probation, and now we know lots of details about it. it does quote

that was kieran salkeld and jake duffy. that was wirral. that was kieran salkeld and jake duffy .hat was because of a feud between the two estates. on the other hand, connor chapman has said throughout that he was innocent and that he was actually at home that night. the judge told the jury that night. the judge told the jury that it was in fact their duty to determine whether or not connor chapman was the gunman . connor chapman was the gunman. and they have returned to and they have now returned to say they found him guilty say that they found him guilty of that. course , primarily of that. of course, primarily the elle edwards , but the murder of elle edwards, but also two counts of attempted murder, two counts of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. one count of assault occasioning actual bodily harm and the possession of a skorpion machine gun and ammunition with intent to endanger . so he has now endanger life. so he has now been found guilty of all of those charges. we're expecting the sentencing here at liverpool crown court tomorrow. we've heard some reacti

. >> claire duffy, great to have you. >>> and it was like father like son at the all-star home run derbyy wire has the "bleacher report." >> top of the morning to you. guerreros are officially kings of swing. vladimir guerrero jr. was only 8 when his dad won the derby. he doesn't remember much about it, but he won't face this. swinging for the fences in seattle, a derby star is born. vlad jr. sending 72 dingers into orbit. total distance 5 1/2 files including final round record 25. the 24-year-old will bring home a cool million bucks, cool trophy and a chain that would make flothers jealous. and now the first father/son duo to be crowned champs. dad tweeting what a performance respect proud of you, son. ain't that sweet. >>> big upset from a big man at wimbledon. christopher eubanks headed it his first ever quarter finalses after taking down tsitsipas in five sets. the 27-year-old from plaeatlant the last american man standing at wimbledon. he is on a nine match win streak and will face medvedev in the quarters tomorrow. here he is. >> dream come true. yeah, tough to put into words. ther

women's forum, kaylee mcgee white and co-host of bottom line and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy. we begin with the left latest attempt at censorship and how criticism of country star jason aldean star "try that in a small town" is backfiring in a pretty big way. the song was released months ago, now number one on i-tunes. how did it get there? recently released video was pulled from cmt and has now garnered views temperature is about how small town values and crime wouldn't fly in aldean's hometown. take a listen. >> sucker punch somebody, carjack an old lady at a red light, pull a gun on the owner of the liquor store. cuss out a cop, spit in his face. stomp on the flag and light it up. ♪ you think it is okay, try that in a small town. >> kayleigh: sounds like common sense, but the left claims aldean's song is racist and promotes violence. we're to understand it is dangerous to singing about car jackings and crimes, songs about vilifying cops are okay. ♪ >> get scared, you going down. disadvantage of the brown. how in the hell the parents going to bury their own kid, not the oth

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as claire duffy explains, it may signal musk's desire to build twitter into a more wide ranging platformhis is an evolution, the continuation of what musk's vision for this company has been since he bought it. he bought twitter with a company called x corp. and he talked about turning exexit twitter into everything called x. where they can communicate and shop and consume entertainment. i think this has moved to get rid of the twitter branding, is in service of that vision. it's interesting timing. musk said twitter has negative cash flow. and this might be his way to shift the company in the mind of advertisers. >> musk says he is ready to change the logo as soon as he can. he is using the "x" on his tweets. >>> you can add movie star to barbie's resume. the new queen of the box office reigns supreme this weekend, bringing in $155 million in the u.s. box office alone. it marks the top grossing opening weekend so far this year. and the biggest debut for a female director ever. the film's marketing was helped with competition from "oppenheimer" with many fans opting to see both films as a

presidio trust forrester stephen duffy says hidden is just of the way the army wanted it. >> originally this was a chabrol, dune scrub, anything but forest, and the army had one thing in mind, and that was camouflage for their base. >> easy to understand when you roll black the clock and -- role back the clock and look at the presidio of the 1900s. all of that changed when the army began planting what you might called the great camouflage forest, groves of monterey gum eucalyptus with many of the tallest trees perched highest together -- perched close together on the highest giving the illusion that the presidio is higher than it really is. >> they were concerned with making this place look larger, imposing, and a better hiding place. >> f and many of those original trees are now dying off, or toppling and storms, creating a problem and a historic opportunity. >> this is coyote brush right here. it is a common native plant throughout california. >> the director is restoring the presidio's forest with an eye towards making them healthier as well. >> we are bringing in plants like this ar

that's all for tonight, thank you for watching jesse watters prime time, i'm rachel campos-duffy.d a happy fourth of july! >> hello and welcome to fox news tonight. last thursday, the supreme court of the united states, restored hope that america can live up to its declaration. that it is self-evident, self-evident proof. that all men are created equal. the supreme court ruled the race conscious admissions policies employed by universities like harvard, and north carolina, are constitutional violation of the 14th amendment equal

stuart: duffy. >> john. stuart: i'm with james on this one. the answer is james. six us presidents, james madison, james monroe, paul, buchanan, garfield, jimmy carter. time is up from the and everybody. coast-to-coast starts now. julie: read it and run. another gain of the dow today, ten straight advances of the most iconic stock market average, something we 've not seen since the start of the trump administration. four hours in the trading day, let's see what happens. the rally is something that call artificial for real reasons, the market is doing what it is doing, i'm talking artificial intelligence striking hollywood actors and writers, studios reluctant to share revenues from it and the white house this day concerned what to do about it. welcome, glad to have you, edward lawrence at the white house. ai, something like that, to you, my friend. >> just two that is, ai. developers have agreed to self regulate, the 7 largest companies to invest in artificial intelligence are meeting in 90 minutes with president biden. we should see that in 90 minutes. talk about

. >> reporter: clare duffy covers the social media companies for cnn. >> all right, let's do it. >> reporterccount with a teen to report on what tiktok was serving to younger users. >> put your birthday in there. >> we asked her to do it again for us on both tiktok and instagram. >> start watching. >> let's do it. >> ubi. >> after day one, the teen didn't have access to the account. and for five day, claire spent about 20 minutes on each app per day. claire did notice some changes. instagram seemed to be trying to lessen exposure to eating disorder content. >> on instagram, for example, you search thinspo, which is another one of these coded thin inspiration search terms. it doesn't pop up with any content. instead, you're getting a screen that says here are some resources that you can call if you're struggling. we don't get anything on the tags. and even if we type sort of a partial thing here, it doesn't give us any results. so that's a good sign. >> but you can get the same thinspo content on instagram by typing in other search words. >> you're seeing these pick of people with really larg

will: rachel campos duffy, 9:00 a.m. talking point hour, i want to share this quote.hel: oh, stop. i do love this. will: we go to a poll that shows nearly 9/11 10 americans -- nearly seven in 10 americans believe in angels and heaven. 83% of americans believe there are some things that can't be explained by science. 72% believe in the power of prayer. 69% believe in heaven an angels. a lower percentage believe in hell or -- rachel: or the devil. how would these numbers compare, douglas, with europe? douglas: i think it's pretty constant, a little more belief in religion in america, of course. i think this figure is constant. 34% believe in as as ttrology. i've never been one of those. i can't follow the whole star thing. will: it's interesting high numbers when we talk about the path to decline in church attendance and organized religion and belief in god. those seem to be in decline. you could argue more abstract beliefs seem to retain pretty high percentages. douglas: 58% in hell. that's a big number. will: should be higher. should be higher. rachel: i agree. what y

cnn's claire duffy takes a look at what's going on. >> i think in some ways this is an evolution, a continuation since he bought it. he bought it with a company x corp. and turning to wit entire this everything app called "x." and manting to make it a place where users can not only communicate but also shop and consume entertainment. but i think it's in some ways a move to get rid of the twitter branding to replace it with x is that vision. it's also in timing and saying that twitter still has negative cash flow because of 50% decline in ad revenue. i think this is a move on his part to continually shift the money in the way of advertisers as a way to lure them back. >> while musk's branding continues to be a work in progress, the bluebird can still be seen on the site. but x.com will send to twitter. >>> barbie can be added to queen of the box office. brought in $155 million up against the thriller oppenheimer. >> what do i have to do? >> you have to go back to the real world. you can go back to your real life or know the truth about the universe. the choice is yours. >> you have to know. >> th

women's forum, kaylee mcgee white and co-host of bottom line and former wisconsin congressman sean duffy latest attempt at censorship and ho

nicole saphier in for rachel campos duffy. thanks for being here. nicole: so happy to be here.row i'll be in montana, so i won't be here tomorrow -- will: that's going to be a little bit better than riding on sixth avenue. nicole: i'll let you know. pete: maybe they'll let them ride us around the block -- will: i'll race you. pete: i'm not going to win. i would probably go all out to one, and it won't go well. will: we'll probably just sit on some horses later in the hoe. we're also happy to bring in 2024 gop presidential candidate nikki haley who joins us now. ambassador, great to see you this morning. >> good morning, y'all, from des moines, iowa. will: yes. we a saw the candidate forum yesterday. you were there along with all the other candidates outside of donald trump, taking questions about what it means for you, why you are running and answering where you are on some of the big issues if you were to be president of the united states. you know, you and i spoke some weeks agoing, i think i should start, i think you did this yesterday, i think always the best with question

tune in to "the bottom line" tonight, dagen and duffy. have a wonderful weekend, and we have the great guy benson in for liz macdonald. i guy: hey, sean, see you in an hour. i am guy benson, and "the evening edit" starts right now. >> what's going to be clearly revealed is that hunter biden was the bagman, joe biden knew exactly what was going on and was involved, and the entire purpose was to shake down companies, shake down foreign countries for money. because the only thing that the biden family has to sell is political influence. there's no other business with this family. that is public corruption. joe biden was selling access to his office through his son, and in my view, that is an impeachable offense. guy: and you're one witness away from somebody putting joe biden squarely mt -- in the middle of hunter biden's corrupt business dealingsment it could that happen as early as next week with devon archer. guy: hunter biden's former business partner scheduled to appear in a closed door briefing with the house oversight committee staff

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cnn's clare duffy is joining us now. oh, boy, this is an interesting feud going on. it looks like twitter views this new app as a competitive threat. so could it really kill twitter? and if so, how? >> fred, i think this is a significant threat to twitter. it's clear that elon musk and twitter consider this a threat. they sent this letter accusing meta of trade secrets and it's not clear that letter is going to amount to anything more than a threat. i do think it shows that twitter is rattled, as well they should be. 70 million user sign-ups in two days is really remarkable. it's about a third of the size of twitter's user base in just two days and that's because it's so easy for people to get started. they can log in through instagram, port over their whole following list and it's easy for people to join. look, people on twitter have been looking for months for an alternative since elon musk took over the platform. he's made a lot of controversial decisions and i think there's a threat of users leaving, and also people who have never been on twitter but are on insta

rachel campos duffy texted us. he's a huge star in mexico. he started a movement.u consider the fact that i believe donald trump will be screening thi this film. it's reaching a level where you hear about this, you know it's going on, you hear it going on through the trafficking, but to bring it alive to people, to see it, emotionally connect to it, it takes the number of tens of thousands of kids or whatever the number is and makes it very real. can you imagine if it was yours? can you imagine the horrors of what's done to these kids which is what the film brings about and to think the largest and most powerful nation on earth either can't or more scarily won't do something about it because those in power are either looking the other way or not interested in addressing it. this film hits at the heart of it. kayleigh: the liberal media laughing at it. it's indescribeable what some of the kids go through. here's the media, it's quanon. >> that talks, if hollywood produced things that actually addressed problems we're really facing on real heros it would make money.

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