my name is emily wilkins. i am honored to be the 117th president of the national press club and a d.c. correspondent for cnbc. thank you for joining us both here and online for our headliner event at the present council on sports, fitness and nutrition. we are happy to accept your questions today, i will ask as many as time permits. you can submit questions online or email headliners@ nationalpressclub.org. please write legibly, i cannot ask what i cannot read food health experts say american youth are in a crisis, they are lonely and isolated, bullied online and off-line and beset with anxiety. the health secretary has called mental health of the defendant has crisis of our time . but there is a bright spot. a recent study published in "pediatrics," found physical fitness may prevent depression, anxiety and add in adolescence. as america marks national physical fitness and sports medical and mental health awareness month, we are happy to welcome several distinguished leaders in health and fitness to discuss h

emily: thank you.official response by the white house that says, indeed, the president will appoint someone new. what will you be looking for in the realm of leadership that we can only hope for on this next -- >> paul: there is a school of thought outside of the agency, but all i can say is this. grab a roster and looked down the roster for secret service. you will find military people which 20 years of service i know how to command and leave them agency. pick them, don't pick somebody just because she's buddies with jill. here is the point i feel, they should not be over. she seemed to last backing i suspect from the biden white house. but there was also this, i think she perjured herself yesterday, okay? according to the reporting, she was saturday on the day of the event aspen. she was due to speak on wednesday. she was there for the week. and yet, she said at the end of the hearing after a lot of people tuned out, oh, no i'm i was going to be at the rnc. i was going to go to aspen and fly back. al

♪ ♪ >> emily: hello, everyone, this is "outnumbered" and i'm emily compagno.ning me as fox news contributor and author of the upcoming book "fear itself" tammy bruce. fox news correspondent, jerry lewis, nicole safire and former utah congressman, jason chaffetz. now, former president trump closing out a monumental republican national convention last night accepting the g.o.p. nomination for president. it was his first major public address since being shot at a rally over the weekend. he focused on unity and bringing our very divided country together. he started out by reflecting on last weekend's assassination attempt admitting it was very painful to relive. >> i'm not supposed to be here tonight, not supposed to be h here. >> yes, you are! yes, you are! yes, you are! yes, you are! yes, you are! yes, you are! yes, you are! >> thank you. but i'm not. and i will tell you, i stand before you in this arena only by the grace of almighty god. [cheers and applause] >> emily: trump made sure to honor the rally goers injured in the shooting. and one special moment, he

back to you. >> emily: thank you. democrats are seizing on the ruling and predictably going after the court. democratic leader hakeem jeffries released the following statement that reads in part, "house democrats will engage in aggressive oversight and legislative activity with respect to the supreme court to ensure that the extreme far right justices in the majority are brought to compliance with the constitution." and van jones also attacked the high court. watch. >> it's bad. it makes the supreme court look very partisan. they are supposed to be wearing these black and white umpire jerseys or whatever. they look like they are wearing red jerseys or even maga hats. it's going to go but down bad politically for the supreme court. but it's also scary, because what is trump going to do? if trump gets elected and there's this idea he can get away with even more stuff, that is really scary for the public, because he already ran over every norm that he could. so it seems like -- looking at this politically, not legally. p

kayleigh speaks about the time and emily spoke about the time. that is what people are looking at, the time. you have according to the local sheriff who reported to kdefi kdeficiency -- kdka, there was a picture taken, did they receive it in time? it goes to time. again, with time. allegedly the shooter pointed his rifle at local law enforcement and the officer fell from the roof and within seconds that is when they say that the shooting started toward former president donald trump. the time, how fast this goes, that is what americans want regardless of political ideology, answers to what happened in those seconds and minutes. if you see something, say something, people saw something, they said something, what happened then? >> harris: what happened and use of time know between what they said they saw and what action should have been taken. we'll stay put and hope you will, too. learning detail about the gunman action and 48 hours leading up to his assassination attempt. a live report next. maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. but i

emily, i don't think we can overstate this.if the sentencing is delayed, potentially could be thrown out, january 6 never brought it and then you are thinking about george and documents, if i'm president trump i am breathing pretty easy? >> emily: it seems that the house of cards might completely fall and i want to point out one legal note and a pragmatic result in the legal note as he touched on earlier about finding the motion a little too late but now potentially the subs in the the substantive issue and i want to make the score that in the criminal justice system generally speaking, procedure trump substance. we had talked about this before if evidence breaks the chain of command if there is any doubt, you error in favor of the defendant and it does not matter. if you know he is guilty, procedure matters worse because it enables us to have our faith in the system. to be credible. the fact that a procedural delay actually means that we are outweighed by the substantive issue here absolutely paramount and speaks how fundament

emily. >> emily: thank you. harris, i want to come to you. your commentary last hour struck me. you talked about the parents making contact with police and you said "we don't know the texture of that conversation or their concerns." i think that is so brilliant. he reminds me of when i was supervisor returning with the federal government and the chief judge that i was supporting told me one day there's a fine line between homicide and suicide and we were talking about the context of employees that needed help in certain ways that the risk is sometimes much greater or much more outward than you might think in that moment. what are your thoughts about the dynamic in the parents in the morning here? >> harris: you know, they said they were worried. i think it's really important that we know what they were buried about. were they worried he had a gun? were they worried he would use it on someone else? what you point to, would use it on himself? i don't know necessarily what they would call the police about if they knew perhaps he needed help. i d

i think you're probably right, emily. she has a third lie to address because she's of the generous 17th meeting with the parkinson's specialist was not about biden's health. then they had to come out say it was, third time. >> emily: third time this far. it totally and fantasizes him but that's the point. the worst problem, you hit the nail on the head. we are dissecting whether he can read a prompter, we should be dissecting is the failed policy who has put all of us in jeopardy. >> kayleigh: this is the family photo. i imagine pelosi is watching this, the democrats are wat watching. this is going on, and other breaking news item that came was an eighth house democrat has come out and said he needs to step aside. everyone watching this. tvs on capitol hill are watching this image. watching for anything. i think that it is sealed but he's going to be the nominee. he has the support of leadership but it's huge. tomorrow is huge. >> emily: in baseball what matters is your batting average. you look at the aggregate, it's oka

[audio logo] emily lyons: it was premeditated. oh, my god. emily lyons: he planned it. [explosion] run! emily lyons: he made those bombs. woman (on phone): a bomb explosion. man (on phone): a bomb explosion. emily lyons: he killed those people. there's not a day go by that i don't think about him. he is always in my head. people told me i should have died. out! back up. back up, people! [screaming] [theme music] hello and welcome to how it really happened. i'm jesse l. martin. there is a specter hovering over the 1996 summer olympic games in atlanta. someone planted a bomb designed to kill or maim spectators at centennial park. and when a second device explodes at another location just 15 miles away, investigators suspect there is a serial bomber stalking atlanta. this is part two of atlanta bombing. [suspenseful music playing] rick schwein (voiceover): there is entertainment at centennial park, the beating heart at night of the olympics. oh, yeah. you having a good time? [cheers, applause] [explosion] we have had word now of an explosion at the centennial olympic park.

emily, he's got covid. >> emily: i don't mean to diminish gravity of this.ght president biden felt being pass over by obama for hillary cli clinton. and would this be biden's moment to push back and say, i don't care what you say, barack obama, this is my presidency and i end it on my dime on my time. we are hearing reports of incredible pressure that anyone would give into, let alone someone under clearly a lot of physical frailty and pressure behind the scenes. is he weakened in that regard, you know what, i give up or say, not now. i spent 50 years in service and i end on my terms. >> harris: could be both, it could be obama pushing and biden wants to stay. let's go to white house correspondent peter doocy. peter. >> peter: biden campaign officials insist despite p prominent democrats coming out and going public with private conversations saying it is time for president biden to rethink has presidency, the biden administration says there is no plan b, they are not planning on biden not being top of the t ticket. it is possible campaign officials don't kno

ed: that was emily chang in her view with -- interview with mark zuckerberg bread emily joins me on sett was so well-timed the interview and it's critically important back to the last where zuckerberg said we think meta could be the leading ai company. but he's coming from behind a little bit. you did some catching up with him in that conversation. emily: the scale of facebook, instagram, whatsapp is incredible. there chatbot is already embedded across these products and you can use it as a standalone chatbot. he says hundreds of millions of people will be using this by the end of the year. in fact before the end of the year which he believes makes it the most used chatbot in the world. in a few months it's potentially good to be eclipsing chatgpt. we talked about the level of intelligence in these latest models and he admits he still -- there is a gap between llama 3.1 and the most advanced models but they are working on it and they are closing that gap when the update comes out. caroline: as you were mentioning in what he termed a loaded question for he's used to criticism but there's

against trump, emily. >> emily: bryan, thank you.ayleigh: a lot of excitement swirling. trump, first of all, how brilliantly brilliant as she he played this. he might not do it until the republican convention. that is an incredible idea not only to make it more exciting but do not let the media get off this b.a.t. news cycle until the bitter, bitter end. do not refill the canada until the last possible end. has two qualities for vpn number one to be president and would do a good job and numbered two somebody who helps you get elected and there's nothing wrong with that. marco rubio helps you get elected or someone like dylan duncan not on the final short-list but it was that person to help him get elected? i want to know. >> emily: we are essentially letting the democrats eat their own and popping popcorn and living the civil war happen and ride the wave until last possible minute, which will work for the excitement of the republican wait to wait for their vp will be. >> kennedy: they are loving this and you couldn't get the best hol

we will keep fingers crossed. >> emily: thank you so much. president reagan attempted assassination as he was a case manager for robert hinckley, please be sure to download the fox troop crime podcast free fox news podcast out, or anywhere you listen to podcast. we are expecting president trump to announce his vice president picked potentially within the hour. we will be on mvp watch. keep it right here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: an assassination attempt is not stopping former president trump who is already here in milwaukee for the republican national convention. he wrote last night, "that was about 24 hours after a chilling attack at israel in pennsylvania." trump is "very close to announcing vice presidential pick, which is coming at any hour. morgan, the video circulating at j.d. vance's home and it appears he has some quarter, sort of motorcade and fox news reporting it was actually green-lighted by governor dewine and it is locald state law enforcement here at about my point in saying this, everybody is reading the tea leaves down to the tin

emily, i know that your work is focused on, on helping women and empowering women. i don't want to ask you about the fact that you've written, the congo. these women have always been marginalized from the decision making processes to dictate their freedoms. how difficult, or how much more difficult has that made the situation for them. it includes the women really exclude from uh so oh, negotiations. oh no, we choose some of these and we have been mobilizing other women to to, to reach the position of that think on speak for vessels and also they can go to good for restoring, facing our country. and we recently, la copa lies a we meant to go to breakfast, invited to the, to the side of the, of nairobi. and women was there, but do, i'm not actually getting things that he did. they were just outside to dig guns, seats on the table to speak for themselves to express their i need also to give their ideas for the restoration of the beast. so that is really pushing us again to to continuous time. sometimes we meant to also inform them about the rights and also to, to be p

emily: yes.how launched in 2004 and made donald trump a tv star and a household name. why end there? emily: for me, the apprentice did mark the end of something, which was it had this incredibly significant impact. it rebranded donald trump. it made him president. so it's the point at which the genre proved, for better or worse, it would affect everything from people's personal relationships to the government. but the other thing is actually, there are a lot of negative things to say about the apprentice, but it's a beautifully made season of tv, and it was made by skilled, polished professionals because at that point it was an industry like people knew what they were doing. it wasn't any more like the spaghetti on the wall period for reality tv, where everybody was making it up for scratch. and it was one of the most successful marketing schemes of of all time -- schemes of all time. they took an extremely rotten product and polished him up and sold him to the world. amna: the book is cue the su

here is my cohost, emily compagno, lisa boothe, fox news contributor, mollie hemingway, and former armyelligence captain and veterans on duty chairman jeremy hunt. this hour, at any moment we are going to take remarks from the first lady, jill biden and north carolina. she was shouted at by reporters. she is about to speak. you are looking at this lives. they said, is biden staying in the race? let's listen live. >> you have shown me your heart. i thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, jason, from your time to your work at the state and federal level two supporting military families and veterans. few people know this community and north carolina as well as you do. thank you for your support for joe. [cheers and applause] i am glad to be joined by the mayor. you know how to build consensus and keep wilmington moving forward. i appreciate you being here. [cheers and applause] so it is great to be back in north carolina. [cheers and applause] from camp lejeune to fort liberty. difficult days and times of joy. i have been honored to learn from you and shine the light on your

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emily. >> yeah. on the on that. emily.e going to axe the rwanda scheme on day one, i wonder whether that'll be on the agenda for the cabinet meeting starting at 1030. there's a political meeting first thing right now. that's ellie reeves and others will be around the cabinet table. that's when they talk about the actual labour party policy. but the government work starts at 10:30 with this, with this group photograph of all of the cabinet meeting around the coffin shaped cabinet table, grinning , maybe, or looking grinning, maybe, or looking resolute and determined. we'll get an idea of the mood of that when it happens. but yeah, the on the rwanda plan that will be axed immediately. we've paid £270 million so far of our money into that. that's gone. that's gone to rwanda to set up a reception areas for those migrants who now won't be flown there by this government, the new government. but two payments of £50 million in 2025 and then 2026, they will not be paid. so it will save £100 million of our money. but that doesn't an

luckily we have people with facial hair here, emily.reg: all right, emily, according to a political reporter, trump doesn't like facial hair, and prefers a clean shaven look, which could be the reason jd vance might not make the ticket. do you have a beard preference? wait, that's -- do you have a preference for beards, or no beards. >> 100% team beard. billion percent. team beard, all day, every day. >> greg: i was just kidding, i hope you're not mad at me. >> no, i'm not mad, i was confused because i'm clean shaven. >> greg: you're a beautiful young woman,. >> thanks. >> greg: yes. andrew, you've got quite a facial construction going on there. what are you trying to hide. >> a lot. there's a naked mole rat under here. so you know, when i heard this story, i was thinking of the ways the immediatewa would spin it against trump. and it's like of course he's looking for someone without a beard because he's looking for another smooth criminal. a little dad joke there. >> greg: joe, you have a beard, for reasons we can only conjecture. is t

thank you for that, emily. thank you for playing along. we have a clip from a guy named brian kilmeade interviewing trump. do we have that? let's play that real quick on your on your people on your vice president candidate. word is that you won't pick jd vance because of his facial hair. is that is that true? no facial hair. i never heard that one. number two, doug burgum doug burgum. the thing that hurts young abraham lincoln, right? he's a he's a handsome man. could you tell how much trump hates kill me. yeah. or just like giving him the nod helping him at all. the guys doing talk radio. he wants you to talk and trump's going no. what am i doing this that sounds like that was like hour 18 of that interview. yes the 18th hole. yes all right. that's enough for me. don't go away. we'll be right back. joe biden's debate was a joke. i really don't know what he said at the end of that sentence. i don't think he knows what he said either. i told you before, i'm happy to play golf. if you carry your own bag, let's not act like children. but ther

>> emily? that's the thing. >> emily?s the thing. >> no, i don't think i won, but there was a lot of anger, a lot of strops joy. strops crying, kicking. you know, sorts. but there you go. that's what happens when you stick a family together for, for a long time. >> the difference is that's great sports people. they have to win. and there's that will to win against all odds. whereas a lot of us would go, you know what? it doesn't really matter. ihave what? it doesn't really matter. i have to do it. >> i think we need more of it. more of it in britain. well, there we go. >> do we need more? do we need to be more competitive as a nafion? to be more competitive as a nation? why don't we ask our viewers and listeners, maybe, maybe why don't we ask, do we need to be more competitive, be more like ben leo, get the kids out there playing tennis from the age of two. anyway, we're going to be discussing england in the next hour, coming up, a petition against prince harry receiving an award for his work with veterans has now reached

this is insane. >> emily: is this a ransom tammy's point?ntil biden drops out in the money will come forth because you cannot win an election without a war chest. >> michele: no question about it. this is the are you going to laugh or cry department. if they try to tell you we are -- grassroots are really strong, that's great. that's fine. but fund-raising is such -- my war chest is bigger than your were just kind of deal. i think honestly democrats are coming to the realization that they are likely going to lose this round. i really think they're coming to that conclusion. they are saying why am i going to pour money into this campaign when the writing appears to be on the wall? i'm going to be wasting my money throwing good money after bad. when you know what, it will only be trumped for four years. >> emily: kayleigh, what does this portend? >> kayleigh: i think it portends a change of the top of the ticket. i am thinking kamala harris on the glossy covers with all of hollywood and the media is a powerful thing. kamala is one thing. kamal

emily chang, take a listen. mark: the main thing i hear is they want to see less political content on our services because they come to us to connect with people. that's what we will do. we give people control over this but we are generally trying to recommend less political content. i think you will see our services play less of a role in this election then they have in the past. caroline: watch this elusive interview on the circuit with emily chang, tuesday, july 23, four stream it. coming up, laura martin breaks down the second quarter results. ♪ >> in terms of member growth, the outsized quarter was driven by stronger acquisition but also continued healthy retention in the quarter across all regions. ed: the netflix cfo talking about their member subscriber growth and retention. good subscriber numbers, concerning guidance. which is more important for you? laura: they over delivered, adding 8 million subscribers. they had an anemic subscriber growth number for the third quarter and talked about a tougher sec

i'm kayleigh mcenany along with emily compagno and cohost ainsley earhardt.usiness anchor and host of american dream home show, sony. and host of making money on fox business charles payne. pennsylvania law enforcement officers are pushing back against the secret service after yesterday's intense senate hearing on the trump shooting investigation. acting secret service director ronald rowe revealed his agency assumed the roof that the gunman fired upon would be covered. >> seconds, if it is communicated quickly to a counter sniper team, it would that be enough time to react prior to the part of those sh shots. >> et cetera, if we had that information, they would have been able to address it more quickly. it appears that that information was stuck or siloed in that state and local channel. >> were explicit instructions provided to cover the roof of the agr building and locals did not follow it or will those explicit instructions are provided? >> it is my understanding what was communicated is the locals had a plan and they had been there before. we are looking

look, emily has done a fantasticjob for me.yjob is to make sure that everybody... we've got, you know, really good people across this new parliamentary labour party, including emily. to make sure everybody is able to make that contribution, and emily will make a contribution, that's for sure. prime minister, thank you. thank you. sir keir starmer speaking to our political editor chris mason on the sidelines of the nato summit. they covered a lot of ground there. at the moment, if we have a look at the live shot from nato, we've gotjens stoltenberg, who is speaking, and of course we heard earlier that press conference with president zelensky, so we're just keeping an eye and on what is happening at nato and of course we are awaiting that big press conference with president biden a little bit later on today. we will have special coverage of that because this is potentially make or break for the that because this is potentially make or breakfor the us president. but just picking up butjust picking up on that interview with chris m

emily dw correspondent emily show. so we'll take a look at single stores making news around the wells. got it, and 5 minutes of it to old bond has paid a surprise trip to china after visiting ukraine and russia. he says he's on the, are you crazy piece mission after he's country took over the rotating european union presidency. but a official statements. they're all about the house, no monday to speak for the block. he says he'll head to washington next. or what do you think you faced by adults for gaza unexpected to continue this week? little 9 months since the ball began. i'm asked which carried out there. toby's $710.00 attacks appears to have dropped its demand that israel promises to end the will. israel's prime minister claims that ministry pressure has pushed time off to end to talks. joe biden has written the last to, to a democratic democratic congressional members telling them he's not dropping out of the presidential race despite the pressure he's facing. he said he made the decision after the extensive conv

now we can get more on this from dw correspondent emily show when he joins us now from rica in lot via that's because rational socrates of clothes, the dw bureau in moscow, emily moody seeming the to condemn the loss of life and in rushes war in ukraine. is it surprising that he brought this up and his meeting with him, or i think it shows of what an awkward moment this was in a way for him to read and remote the because he was there when this attack on the children's hospital happened or he came just after and today he condemned the loss of life, including of children, clearly there referencing that strike on a children's hospital hospital in cuba. but he didn't directly blame vladimir putin or russia indeed for that attack, which shows he's a, he's walking, you know, an awkward line. but it also, i think what stood out in general today and yesterday and during the meetings was just how much both leader is despite this difficult situation or putting a show on of how close they are of their friendship. they're under the under moody, also today calling, letting me a put in a close frien

let's d w 's, emily show and reporting from reger and not be it's going to take a look now. some of the other story is making use around the world, and israel is expanding its military operations in gaza. c. d is ready, military says, pursuing an operation against hamas and islamic jihad in the area. thousands of how to flee the homes. millison group home us, which carried out there to the 70 terror attacks has won. the new fight thing could jeopardize see slide talks. thousands of people who've been marching to will trip furniture in eastern bosnia to mock the 1995 genocide that the annual marks covers the $100.00 columbus of root from the village of netbooks. with 1st, the volume has arrived, days off to the massacre posted in sub forces, killed 8000 muslim men and boys of capturing the un protected own place to the us. now, where president joe biden has insisted once again that he intends to stay in the presidential race, despite concerns about his mental capacity, he's not received some unexpected support from germany's trump little of shots, who says that he's not worri

emily welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me . emily carver this with me. evening. almost forgot my name. they're keeping me company until 7:00. is ben habib of course. and tom buick, too. it's been a good evening of debate. lots of disagreements. i don't think any agreement at all. perhaps we'll find some. maybe. although that's not the point of this show, is it? we need to tease out the differences like michelle does so. well, just on the issue of immigration, just for a second, oh, gb viewer, i don't know your name, he says at some point people have had enough of this immigration issue. god knows what will happen. i fear we are not far from that point. i don't know exactly what you're suggesting, but i imagine you're suggesting that people will get very angry indeed, and neil says to do do. oh, no. bilham says there are two ways border enforcement and also no incentive to arrive. yes, that probably is correct , i yes, that probably is correct, i would say. but let's move on because it's been a big day in the commons and the reform five. this seems to be

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emily danforth the author of "the miseducation of cameron post."we go, a quick note for those of you in houston. i will be there on august 6th to discuss my current book. it will be held at the asia society texas. for tickets, head to the asia society.org/texas/events. i hope we get a chance to meet while i am there. >>> that does it for me. thank you for watching. come back tomorrow morning from 10:00 a.m. to noon eastern. do not forget, "velshi" is available on podcast and you can listen for free wherever you get your podcast. you can catch the "velshi" content on youtube. >>> stay right where you are because the katie filling show begins right now. right now. telemundo studios in miami, florida, and here is the week that was. >> kimberly chytil is a 29 year veteran of the secret service is out. >> july 15 we failed. as a director of the united to states secret service i take full responsibility for any security lapse of our agency. >> our enemies are your enemies. our fight is your fight and our victory will be your victory. >> our prime ministe

nobody says more outrageous thing, emily than joy read, and she's keeping her record going, you'll be>> part of the price of magadom, particularly if you're a person of colour is to take the humiliation. nikki halle was not even invited, and yet she said i pledge all my delegates to trump. >> and they reversed it. >> she's actually saying, emily that black republicans just need to accept the humiliation. >> there's no humiliation in it, and what drives me insane, is if you try to have a substantial conversation with these people, aka, why is trump racist, why do you believe xy and z about trump, most of the time they don't have an answer for you. a lot of protestors outside of the rnc, and unlike most people i decided to actually engage with them, and many of them told me you support a racist, you support someone who will ban abortion, and when i tell them, how is donald trump racist, they start stuttering, i'm not going to explain how gravity works, is what somebody told me. and they said trump said he won't ban abortion, they walk away. they want to talk about propaganda, and spew t

emily compagno. she is where louis vuitton meets the octagon. charly arnolt!e looks like a hobo went to harvard. tv producer rob long! and she is super thin with an impish grin, new york best-selling time author kat timpf. okay,, before we get to some new stories let's do this. >> announcer: greg's leftovers. >> greg: this is where i read the jokes that we did not use today or this week. what is wrong with the teleprompter? thank you. as always, it is my first time reading them. so if they suck, we will have joe mackey's computer loaded with images of nancy pelosi in a bikini. at this year's high energy are and see the walls of the convention arena were ready to collapse from all of the cheers and applause. fortunately they found the man to put a stop to that. donald trump made his ticket last night delivering the longest convention speech ever. by the time he was done talking, matt gate needed more botox. last night hulk hogan made an appearance of ripping off his shirt and flexing his muscles. it was the most masculine performance at the convention since ran

emily wilkins with the story. emily? >> hey, kelly.l, yes, now we can say that former house speaker nancy pelosi is out with a full-throated endorsement of kamala harris saying both personally and professionally she supports harris saying it's with immense pride and limitless optimism for our country's future that she endorses her. personally, she's known harris for decades and both of them from california and politically, make no ms. take. kamala harris as a woman in politics is brilliantly astute, and i have full confidence she will lead us to victory in november. she is the former speaker of the house and still has a lot of sway on capitol hill. it's almost impossible to overstate now much influence she's had when it comes to talking with biden about his exit from the race and when talking to members about the right time for them to put forward statements. she has been one of the people who have been conducting the democrats in this last month since those concerns initially rose with biden and her endorsement of harris today really

emily carver. well, emily christie's, but emily carver emily carver on the telly. >> emily. emily christie's at home. there we go. >> it's nice to have that delineation in life and may i say, i did invite tom to the wedding, and he was the life and soul of the party, as you could imagine. >> i think you said, hello to every single guest there, which is rather nice. it was very easy to be like, just so happy at such a wonderful ceremony with so much light and music and laughter and joy and love. and i should say there was lots of you who've given us such lovely well—wishes. a bit of speculation over when the actual date was, but yes, it was sunday and we had a fabulous time, so thank you for sending lots of love and well wishes. but we also want to talk about these postal votes. are you one of these people who's been caught up in these delays? >> yeah, it's a big, big question because a lot of people, of course, will struggle to get to a polling station on the day. will people actually be disenfranchised due to these delays and what can be done about it? we'll be asking all o

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. beau biden gone with joe biden out of the presidential race, all eyes turned to his vice president. but who is kamala harris .7 and but who is kamala harris.7 and will she really glide to the nomination uncontested and rebellion brews. >> labour is facing a revolt from its own parliamentarians on child benefit policy . one labour child benefit policy. one labour mp is calling starmer's position a form of social cleansing. will the new government buckle under this growing backbench pressure? >> and bbc in crisis as the strictly come dancing row drags on, director general tim davie will face piercing questions from the media this afternoon. is it game over for one of the corporation's most iconic tv shows ? shows? >> well, it was all rather dramatic yesterday evening to hear the news that biden is stepping away from the race and removing himself to be the presidential nominee for the democrats. all eyes now , as you democrats. all eyes now, as you say on kamala harris, who exactly is sh

this is a sport emily picked up by chance at university. emily campbell. can she hold it?old. sofia. gold. bogota. silver. tokyo. silver. what about paris? gold? yes. of course. an olympic gold in paris this summer is the dream. and it's a dream she believes is possible thanks to the belief of one woman. yeah. you know, when i came to this school, the head of pe was a lady called patricia fitzsimons. and honestly, um, iactually get really emotional talking about it because i wouldn't have been where i am today without her because she was everything. everything and more. every time i struggled in the school, every time, it was hard for me. every time i didn't feel like i was going to make where i needed to be, she was just there every single step of the way. um, she's actually made me cry. at my olympic celebration party she was in the kitchen helping warm up food and take it out. and honestly, there's never going to be enough words to repay her. she really was special. she was so special. there's a camera. tell her! emily campbell. can she hold it? yes she can. what a lift

i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver . july. i'm tom harwood, and i'm emily carver. the now cancelled rwanda scheme, while politicians argue over cash and indeed scrap various schemes from the bibby stockholm to raf scampton migrants keep coming in their thousands. >> yes, and commons speaker lindsay hoyle has spared keir starmer's blushes by not selecting the backbench labour rebellious motion on scrapping the two child limit. he's selecting a similar motion from the snp instead. well, tonight's showdown be a damp squib and nigel farage has accused president joe biden's wife and son of elder abuse. >> he says biden should never have been in the white house in the first place, and it would be absolutely potty for americans to vote for harris on the basis of being a woman and the breaking news, their islamist preacher, anjem choudary, has been found guilty of directing a terrorist organisation and encouraging support for it through online meetings. well, what do you think should happen to anjem choudary? is it a disgrace , frankly, that he was a disgrace, frankly, tha

emily compagno oh.ugh around the edges is the guy you sleeps in your hedges comedian jim florentine. were of her weight in gold which is $430. cat temp. and to steroids take him to get bigger near tense best-selling author, comedian and former nwa world heavyweight champion, tyrus. before we get to new stories let's do this. it's leftovers where he read the jokes we didn't use it's my first time reading this if they suck we will send a joe mackey to clean the toilets at the view >> i would quit. >>> democrats in the media are calling this race prosecutor against felon i prefer to call it the 1 who won a primary and the 1 who is installed because they couldn't hide her bosses dementia. france a high-speed was hit with a coordinated series of sabotage before the olympics widely condemned except by the russian judges who gave it a 9.8. 37% of people think harris should be the nominee the remaining 63% don't have brain damage. biden finally spoke to the nation after dropping out haven't seen someone forced

emily carver.nding in for michelle tonight and joining me until seven is my panel. we have the columnist at the mail on sunday, peter hitchens, and also the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastani. please do throughout the show, get your views in at gbnews.com/yoursay is the way to get in touch , but is the way to get in touch, but we're going to start the show with an update from gb news reporter charlie peters on this gruesome triple murder. where doesit gruesome triple murder. where does it stand currently this manhunt? >> well, kyle clifford, 26 years of age. the chief suspect in this targeted triple murder as the police have described it in bushey in hertfordshire last night, is currently under the focus of a significant police manhunt involving both the metropolitan police and the force in hertfordshire. now that hunt has focused around a cemetery in enfield in the last few hours we've seen paramedics armed response units including counter—terrorist specialist firearms officers and the lond

owner derek cassese says all started six years ago when his wife, then girlfriend, emily, moved in. > deaf and it was quick that they learned that she was deaf and started to pick up on all of the signs that we learned at home. >> her first sign word was dinner. it didn't take long before she expanded the signing vocabulary. >> and ball, cookie, treat, bone, car. she also has some least favorite signs like b-a-t-h. >> reporter: and recognizing this command to go emily. >> and that will signal her to get your attention. >> reporter: her growing popularity and mastery of american sign language is inspiring others to learn it, too. >> it has inspired a loft people to learn sign. emily and i have always had a background goal of trying to make deaf people less scary and inaccessible. >> thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. have great night. woman: this week onlocalish life... we're meeting a group of genre-bending dancers. when i'm dancing, i feel like a queen. an inspirational swimmer. i know who i am, so it shouldn't matter to anyone else. and the very fi

emily hoban. thank you so much for joining us, emily >live>thank you so much for having me, liz. >liz>that you wrote to an editorials for the chronicle about your move to san francisco from sacramento because you said you wanted to get back to the office. you crave that social connection. you were ready to wear jeans again, as you put it, put away those comfy pants. but do you think your peers feel the same way? >live>you know, i think it's a bit of a mixed bag. there have been some surveys, including those done at the international level. that a lot of millennials and gen z people do want to come back to the office at least part of the time because the reality is many of these people have never had the opportunity to really work in person. some of them were even going to college. online and didn't have the chance to meet a lot of people in person and i think it's really hard to under the impact. the pandemic has had on all of us and you know for me, i had been looking for a job injured. realism. for nine months before i got my first job that job started march 2020. covid hit so