evie! evie! evie! [gasps and pants] i found the taipan and mitchell's phone. evie?o? [indistinct chatter] [deshawn] as far as i'm concerned, mitchell got what he had coming to him. karma's a bitch, bro. easy! staff sergeant mitchell was a united states marine. yeah, with a side hustle in exploiting native animals. zero sympathy from me. yeah, what is it, doc? mate, are you anywhere near the access door? uh, yeah, i'm right there. what's up? well, i've just pulled a dozen splinters of wood from underneath mitchell's fingernails. you check the inside of the door, will you, please? oh, let me call you back, doc. [evie] looks like mitchell's buddies just upgraded from smugglers to murderers. -sonofabitch. -[mackey] yeah. they trapped him down there with the world's most venomous snake. if you want to get angry, get angry at them. hey! i'll give you $574 if you switch. for an ice cream? okay. so, what about $574 for switching your home insurance to allstate? tempting. but that's way too much of a hassle. actually, it's not. allstate can handle the switching for you. just

>> evie! evie! evie! evie! evie! >> stephen: i know.ng to say happy father's day but it's weird for me to say happy father's day. >> happy father's day. >> stephen: thank you for saying so. you know what we do here on "first drafts." >> yes, i do. >> stephen: okay, but they don't, so i'm going to tell them. we have a collection of greeting cards here and the top greeting card in each of the pairs, there's pairs of greeting cards. the top one is the card that was sold. the one after that is the one that was the first draft and was not good enough to be sold. okay? would you hold these and hand them to me as my lovely assistant? >> are you ready? >> stephen: yes, i am. give me one. thank you very much. there you go. the first one -- this is very sweet. "to my hero, role model, and best friend, i love you, dad." >> aww, very sweet! >> stephen: but the first draft said "my hero, role model, and best friend, i love you, jake from state farm." he's a solid guy. we'd all be lucky to have jake as our dad. maybe he is a father. do we know? does

[evie] come on, princess. so you had a little run-in with a snake. pfft, little?st venomous animal on the entire planet. and you lived to tell the tale. good for you. yeah, i could've been a statistic. oh, please! what is it with you foreigners and your obsession about australian wildlife? i don't know a single person who's ever been bitten by a snake. -really? -yeah. it's all hype. never even seen one. okay, makes me feel a little better, i guess. oh, there you go. now, your white-tail, on the other hand... -white-tail? -hm? common house spider, all over sydney. they'll crawl into your washing, your bed, clothing... especially your undies. huh! please tell me you're kidding. wish i was. ex-boyfriend got bitten down there. downstairs? became necrotic. doctors had to... [makes guttural noise] i mean, that was it as far as our relationship was concerned. ask yourself why most aussie guys go commando. [woman on video] welcome to natureland... oh, and now you're gonna tell me i have to worry about kangaroos too, right? look, i'm telling you, i draw the line there. you

so no chance for evie going home on a... to cornwall on a sunday night? i'm afraid not.lp really. the only time you'll know it's really worked is when you walk on stage in front of 3a,000 people and the actual lights come on and the music works properly. i think the only time we know it's worked is when we walk off stage, and there's been no power cuts in between. this really means something to you, doesn't it? yeah, this this is definitely one to get out of bed for, isn't it? we're very happy talking to you because it's great to be able to share this — the details of this experiment with you. this experiment as... by its very virtue of being here, is hopefully going to sort of, like, create some activity. and, you know, because it's a sector which is has a lot to say about climate change, but, unfortunately, it's not doing much about it. it is essentially a bit of an experiment, and it does prove one thing, quite how much thought has to go into trying to convince people to not use their cars. but if you do come by bike, at least it's downhill all the way. i hope these b

it up. — to give you advice, don't evie it up. and _ to give you advice, don't evie it up, and he didn'te was a story when he first came to congress that he had a hard time being able to rent an apartment in washington because of his credit, and affordability of housing is a keyissue affordability of housing is a key issue for young people, particularly in orlando. so i think young people look at him and they see somebody who has the same lived experience, who cares about the issues that they care passionately about, and so he is a great messenger to motivate young voters. and, you know, it is a myth, a little bit, that young voters don't vote. in recent elections, we have seen historic levels of voting from younger voters.— younger voters. they will certainly _ younger voters. they will certainly be _ younger voters. they will certainly be trying - younger voters. they will certainly be trying to i younger voters. they will i certainly be trying to turn them out. one where they are doing so in this convention is with influences, stephanie, you were talking about an influencer with a hug

one day delay due to high levels of bacteria, ending with a gold for great britain in canoe singles, evie lieb, fourth, was the last of 12 qualifiers for the finals, but she surprised even herself with a run that brought the 20 year old a bronze. her first medal. i didn't think it would happen for me, but then when it did, i think i just started crying. it's like it doesn't feel real in the high flying women's bmx freestyle. there it is. perris benegas scored a silver for the u.s. after finishing fourth in tokyo. i'm just over the moon right now. i can't hasn't fully set in yet in the men's gymnastics all around. frederick richard scored well on the high bar, but an early fall on the pommel horse cost him finishing 15th, just behind teammate paul juda free ball for the united states, the us women's volleyball team heads to quarterfinals after a 1715 win in a five set thriller against serbia, missed out of bounds, the women's soccer team punched their ticket to quarterfinals, but now that's corbin alberts second half goal. the difference in a21 win over australia and the women's soccer tea

evy, what's your last name? it's so great to meet you.about the moment when you knew you had silver? >> it was just a big relief. i was just so happy, the journey getting here was pretty hectic. yeah, i'm just so grateful to walk away and now i get to celebrate with my family and everyone here. >> will you explain what made it hectic for those who don't know. >> a year out, i had acl lateral meniscus surgery, so being here was not a guarantee and i'm just so grateful to be here and even more grateful to walk away with a medal. >> evy, here's the thing, the last time team usa won was the year you were born. in this event. how does it feel to break the drought? >> it feels amazing. i mean, i love kayaking, and i remember our last medal winner, i looked up to her so much growing up, and it's so special to be here and share the sport of kayaking with the world. >> and your dad is your coach? >> my dad is my coach. yeah. i love him so much. i'm so grateful for it. >> we're so proud of you. >> and perris was saying, they accidentally spelled yo

and that's an important point you make because chinese evie made because they've been accused of using government subsidies to build cost cheaply, which is what you're saying. i'm flood markets overseas that by hurting local brands. does that activation hold true? well, i think there has been subsidies in the car sector across the globe in most markets for most purposes, whether it's full manufacturing vehicles or parts and components. because this is a sector that on the whole has a lot of jobs. and you heard $2.00 talking specifically about the hundreds of thousands of canadian jobs attached to manufacturing in the automotive sector and canada. i think that is the reason why government cares a lot about this particular sector. and so whether it's subsidized or not subsidized the back from a political point of view is that this sector matters for jobs and i think that's why the canadians are supporting any kind of intervention and it's better for them if they're aligned with the united states. yeah, let's not forget that china is kind of the 2nd largest trading pot, and i mean, recent

evie is from cornwall, jess, liverpool. can you get back on sunday night?a late—night local trains, but after midnight it's really difficult to do after midnight to ensure that network rail have the ability to do the engineering work that they need. they need to do the maintenance? they absolutely do. and this is just a fraction of everything they're trying. for the band, who have long had a passion for these issues, this is way more than just another gig. this is just something that we love doing, and it's our bit to help, really. the only time you will know it has really worked is when you walk on stage in front of 311,000 people and the lights come on and the music works properly. the only time we'll know it's worked is when we walk off stage and there have been no power cuts. this experiment has, by its very virtue of being here, is hopefully going to create some activity, because it's a sector which has a lot to say about climate change, but unfortunately, it's not doing much about it. let me end this half with these from iceland. a volcano has erupted

here's a fun story evie lieberth from davidson college where steph curry went wins the bronze in them. the 20 year old barely qualified for the final and ends up winning a medal. it's like one of those like wild dreams where it's like one of my biggest goals in the world, but it doesn't ever feel reachable, you know, until it happens. i guess. 20 years old. congrats. and with that, our medal count rises again. here's the latest tally. the u.s. still on top with 30 overall medals, five of them gold. france doing well with 26 medals, followed when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered

but in further other locations can attest that there was a long line on the evy. get off the coliseum right there. well, a long trek for immigration reform this morning. hundreds of demonstrators set off from san jose, bound for san francisco on foot. the 48 mile, three day march meant to draw attention to the plight of undocumented immigrants who have very few options for remaining in this country legally. organizers say they want to send a message to both leading candidates for president that mass deportations will not be tolerated. instead they want an attainable pathway to citizenship because a lot of people care, and it's affecting a lot of families and a lot of communities here, not just the latina chicana community, but we have immigrants who are from haiti, immigrants who are from africa, from asia. it's an it's a our liberation is interconnected. protesters are calling on vice president kamala harris specifically to reintroduce h.r. 1511. the bill would update the registry program that provides a legal pathway to citizenship for longtime undocumented immi

evie is from cornwall, jess, liverpool. can you get back on sunday night?te—night local trains, but after midnight... it's really difficult to do after midnight to ensure that network rail have the ability to do the engineering work that they need. they need to do the maintenance? they absolutely do. and this is just a fraction of everything they're trying. for the band, who have long had a passion for these issues, this is way more than just another gig. this is just something that we love doing, and it's our bit to help, really. the only time you will know it has really worked is when you walk on stage in front of 34,000 people and the lights come on and the music works properly. the only time we'll know it's worked is when we walk off stage and there have been no power cuts. this experiment has, by its very virtue of being here, is hopefully going to create some activity, because it's a sector which has a lot to say about climate change, but unfortunately, it's not doing much about it. in the same vein, here's some pictures for you from finland. the fina

if the sunset had a wn square, it would be this magical area that pears evy sunday on 37 avenue.unity gathers live music from local musicians and celebrations and [indiscernible] share ideas to shape our city. it really is the place the community comes together to celebrate the best of the sunset. >> something about it had sunset chinese cultural district is there a ot ofúhto uplift the chinese voice and chinese people. he lot of think otrees and single family homets and the schools, but there isn't a lot of that people can look at and know they are in the sunset. we e are working on is to unveil a new mural park by community and as we do more work in the suand uplift the unique qualities of the community, we want to do sunset gets a piece of ing unique and identifiable. >> a supermarket for everything you chinese home cooking and [indiscernible] the rice noodles are so good they are red in catherine moss latest novel, [indiscernible] s place in the . there is a old school menu at the ond mandarin islamic restaurant and a item so spicy they ■÷■ customers. bo can neutralize the sp

did you evy we wouldn't get to enjoy this? [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner monologue) seriously, look at these guys. they are playing great. meanwhile, i'm on the green and all i can think about is all the green i'm spending on 3 kids in college. not to mention the kitchen remodel, and we'd just remodel the bathrooms last month. with empower, i get all of my financial questions answered. so i don't have to worry. so you're like a guru now? oh here it comes— join 18 million americans and take control of your financial future with a real time dashboard and real live conversations. empower. what's next. ♪ paul: welcome back. let's get a quick recap of tech earnings we've got out of the u.s. apple reporting better than expected revenue growth in the quarter that ended in june. sales in china fell by 6 1/2%. the company says it sees upcoming a.i. features sparing a wave of upgrades. amazon sells fell for the current quarter missed wall street projections. the cloud business was a bright spot. revenue jumping by 19%. and intel share

that case may require evi evidenceary hearing. measure twice, cut once. why the hurry?m dupree. do they need evidenceary hearings or will the judge try to do this on the paper with briefs and motions? d motions. >> they don't need evidentiary hearings, my guess she will probably try to hold one this is the judge she was determined to speed things along, she would love nothing more than to have the parties committed, here witness testimony in order to inform her decision. she wants to move quickly and the interesting thing the one person who doesn't seem interested in moving quickly is jack smith. he was given a delay of several weeks and how he thinks his case should proceed, he doesn't seem to get this case moving ahead like the judges. trey: i am jealous i've never had a federal judge asked me as a prosecutor as how acacia proceed they usually do that for themselves speaking of federal judges once as special counsel violates the appointment because one judge says it does it in implicitly says it doesn't. why not let that issue be settled before moving forward? >> i th

i love it, but every so often, evie and i have to stop and go, like, i might need a week before i watchthat i have to be like, i need to go watch all creatures great and small. i need a palate cleanser. >> these people, they take their jobs very seriously. my dance teacher in middle school could have taken a page out of these guys' book. >> stephen: you've got to take culinary classes and everything like that for each season. what have you learned? i want to know specific things like, can you make a radish into a rose or something like that? what have you learned to do in terms of knife skills? >> jeremy: do you really like to cook? >> stephen: i love it. >> jeremy: yeah? yeah, when i first got in, i was really useless, like when i signed up for the show, it was very important that i spend a lot of time cooking. >> stephen: because the character worked in the number one restaurant in the world. >> jeremy: number one restaurants. he's been at noma. he's been in the french laundry, he's been at danielle, he's been all over the place. and, yes, i think in the beginning i was really trying

everybody addictively drops it out to k purportedly justify evy possible kind of censorship. i would love it if you comment on that. >> has spent a lot of time on that line in the book. you and i assure this my hair catches on fire every time someone cites that line. what's interesting is first of all the line appears not to have come fromve shank it came from a brief and a prosecutor and earlierr case that holmes adoptd almost word for word. it was uniquely ill considered line. it has become the mantra for everyone who wants to support censorship. i was testifying at a recent hearing representative goldman from new york cap sighting that lena finally interrupted him and said could i just point out you aree citing a line that oliver wendell holmes later walked away from in a case that was later effectively set b aside becausef brandenburg. but also a case where it is used to justify the imprisonment of a socialist first simply speaking his political viewpoint. ild was cut off by goldman is tt we don't need a classroom lecture here. there is no correcting it. people love that

they are human beings than they deserve a every sympathy and evy possibility of making their own way.fare system makes themu different. >> how do you account for that? >> figures are figures in yet to be careful of figures. there's a turnover of one third does not mean people are on it all the time. people go on and come off. >> 84% of people on afdc you're on for five years or longer. the programhi was rarely in support of children, dependent children minor children but i would submit to you five years is not a long time for mother to be dependent for another source of income. >> with the program and pennsylvania for essentially all of those who are not taking care of by the afdc program called the general assistance program and they are less than 15% are on more than 18 months that we have a term where we have essentially young males moving into the welfare system after unemployment compensation and thent moving out when a job opportunity comes along. .. defined and as as a set of programs that we have put together, don't often contradict each other. and i'm the first to agree with

bidding star here is a story evy parent can relate to hillary did you have's husband sharing this photo matthew cuomo posting on instagram quote got this totally under control. hillary did you have don't think for a second we are missing you. dad likely had it at least somewhat under control because the couple have four kids in total. so it is not his first rodeo, guys. >> steve: carley, he posted that picture of the baby screaming? >> carley: yeah. >> steve: why would he do that? >> carley: is he like hillary, i need some help. come back home, please. car. >> ainsley: saying mom you do a better job. >> they cry when they want to. >> lawrence: hillary did you have is probably one of the few wholesome disney stars. >> carley: i love her she is so cute. >> brian: i don't know who she is. was she a muppet? >> carley: liddy maguire. >> steve: she was on this show with her sister. >> ainsley: in a movie my daughter loves where they have a million kids. cheaper by the dozen? >> carley: exactly right. >> brian: with steve martin. >> lawrence: can i get us to the next hour, brian? more "fox & f

. >> evy, thank you so much, great seeing you, appreciate it. >> also, this morning, the thousands offected by, for example, in hawaii, they don't have power. 45 million people, meanwhile, across the u.s. are having dangerous heat after a weekend of relentless weather. parts of hawaii's big island, swamped by more than a foot of rain as a hurricane narrowly missed its coast. alaska, landslides burying homes. take a look at the hikers at the grand canyon by flash flooding. sorching heat closes some schools and weather across the midst west today. nbc's maggie vespa has more on the wild weather. >> reporter: from raging floods and violent hurricanes, the soaring temps sizzling america's heartland, this summer of severe weather is not letting up. in the midwest, a brutal heat dome fueled by high pressure. chicago's more than v-year-old record high of 97 degrees could be broken. at an air force show in kansas, dozens were treated for heat-related issues and 17 had to be hospitalized. >> the biggest thing we see is heat exhaustion. >> reporter: a deadly landslide causing mass destruction t

so no chance for evie going home on a... to cornwall on a sunday night? i'm afraid not. convince people to not use their cars. but if you do come by bike, at least it's downhill all the way. i hope these brakes are good. oh, there we go! sorry for your ears. that report was from david sillito. sir ken dodd performed on stage thousands of times, but every show had one thing in common — making people happy. now, a new happiness centre, dedicated to the comedian, will be built in his home city of liverpool. it'll be filled with joke books, tickling sticks and hundreds of other artefacts from his decades—long career. in a moment, we'll speak to sir ken's wife about the project. but first, here's a reminder of some of his most well—known performances. the one and only ken dodd! # happiness. # the greatest gift that i possess.# i feel absolutely tattifularious and full of plumptiousness. # grey skies are gonna clear up. # put on a happy face. # brush off the clouds and cheer up. # put on a happy face.# be honest, lady. is this the first time you've seen a chippendale? geronimo

so if you shave it debit new dove replenish your skin after evy shave close captioning is brought to by my queue, ab coming in downward but my q today after being mia for days the appalachian trail hiking governor finally turned up at the hartsfield-jackson international airport in atlanta. so i'm standing with my camera, my note notepad. i've thought running up to him and i like can he governor we thought you're hiking the appalachian trail doing getting off a plane from argentina. >> any savoi, you know i was going to hike the appalachian trail, but i had a last-minute change in plans. >> would would you like to talk about it yes, sir. >> yeah. yes, i would he told me the story about the pressures of public life and he just needed to get away right? and he wanted to take this trip well where did you say you have friends there? we did. you visit with? >> he told me he was alone and i think it's started dawning on him that i knew more than i was letting on and he he got up and left and then i'm grabbing for myself phone and calling my editor and yelling, oh my god you're not going to

and without evi evidence said ty targeted only military positions and fired close to tel aviv.ty is two thirds of the rockets and missiles they prepared to launch were destroyed by the hezbollah military. has sam asra warned of further attacks in the future when he addressed lebanon from undisclosed bunker as the region surveys the aftermath over the weekend. joint chiefs chairman c.q. brown is in israel for meetings. he spoke privately with gallant i'm told. the top u.s. general's visit comes with american assets spread throughout the region to deter iran and its proxies from further attacks. cease-fire talks ongoing in cairo, once again at the working level. u.s. officials remain hopeful that a deal to end the war in gaza could de-escalate regional tension. the talks over the weekend were described as constructive. they were also immediately rejected by hamas who says the terms have changed. 325 days into the war, more than 100 israeli hostages remain inside gaza and the palestinian death toll there amongst civilians continues to rise. brian? >> brian: trey, real quick before

one local review wasn't so favorable, but pretty much evy else was. and in my favorite one so far is is from barry olmsted. he writes, he did a review for library journal and he says, among other things, kelly seeks to do for smith. what annette gordon-reed did for the hemings family in the hemings is a month slow, which is to provide a biography of a figure given only glancing attention in the annals of history that captures it. that's what i to do. and it took it took some work to get it all done. the challenge was really that nobody took it upon themselves when when she was first gone from us to preserve her papers, you know, thaddeus stevens there's somebody transcribed all of his oh scratch scratchy written documents, his was even worse than mine i think. and, and they published a two volume set of thaddeus stevens papers. there's, there's no two volume set of lydia hamilton smith's papers. she did write she wrote a lot of letters, but nobody i mean as tom suggested, a lot of people said, oh she's just a house housekeeper. you know, you know, pre

. >> and another one is that need evy ukrainian military leadership thought that a bold offensive like this was important to raise morale amongst troops and lessen the pressure along the front that as pull russian forces away. and that the downside, the risk isn't nearly that high and it does appear to have raised morale. >> but of course that could be fleeting in itself mike, it doesn't appear that the u.s. was given a heads-up about this planned incursion. do you have any sense? we have readouts between the defense minister in ukraine and lloyd austin here in the united states. but do you have any sense of how closely the two sides are now operating together given that russia, that ukraine remains on russian territory know i'm bianna, i think you're right. >> it doesn't look like the united states or other ukrainian partners were given advance notice. i can think of why that might have been the case. >> now, since the operation began, is clear that ukraine is conducting himars strikes in russian territory. >> yes, dynamic targets and so does suggest there's likely some degree of coor

dferent parties involved is really hard to get precise informatn, but we are tting these positive words evyo often aren't we fro the u.s. >> saying would close to a deal then it oes't ppen targeting israeli primcifically minister benjamin netanyahu, blaming him for changing the rules as they go along. but i think fund the fundamental part of this is really, this idea that hamas wants all israeli troops to leave gaza strip isn't something that israel finds acceptable. so that has been the common sticking 0.3, all of this i suspect is still one of the sticking points, but there's also a lot of question about who's really committed to this peace deal and getting to it as quickly as the americans are suggesting, we should be getting their critics this is some of the americans as well, frankly, that they haven't handled this negotiation very well because we just haven't got there yet. >> yeah, for sure. so max, let's talk about the escalation of violence between israel and hezbollah. how is that impacting these talks? >> well, you know, the skirmishes across the border between israel and lebanon

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they climbed a 7,000 metre high mountain in nepal, setting offjust two days after evie discovered shecefloor and in training for the new series. amy decided she wanted to share her experiences over the last 15 months in a new documentary, in the hope of helping others understand the reality of cancer at a young age. let's take a look. look at this one. look at the top one. it's been so many times sharing my story where i have wished i didn't. people were, like, writing to me saying, "you're such a narcissist." "look at me. the biggest attention seeker ever." "who else would dance in a garden whilst having to cut their hair off?" at the time, i'd already felt like i had my whole everything about me stripped away, my identity. and of course i would have done anything in the world to actually be not dancing in my friend's garden, about to hate my hair, but to be dancing with my best friends on strictly. and then people write to me going, "you're not even stage four." i'm like, that's really, you, know, it's so bad. it is. i didn't even know what my outcome was. so for people to be like m

our city, the land use subjecter to our commission, it will be really, really missed, she had caught, evygle missing paragraph that we have in the last wee hours. i am just so appreciated and i hope that we all together kind of, you know, carry on the torch. so, you never left us. and i wish you enjoy your family. thank you so much, commissioner. so, vice president, vice president moore, i wanted to, actually welcome mr. mcgarry, because in all the focus on, president diamondy welcome you to this group, it is not an easy job and will be in the trenches, and we'll just do what we need to the club. thank, commissioner. imperials thank you, president diamond, welcome. mcgarry. mcgarry and welcome commissioner mcgarry. and,his ,g forward, this is a very robust. we usually have a robust conversation here, and commlooksig forward to hear your contribution here as well, but i also want to bring up, you sject matter that i know we're going to be in the recess i know that the planning department has beeng of putting out informational hearings when it comes to the hog eciay in the expanding housing

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and team usa captured its first canoe slalom medal in 20 years thanks to evy liebfarth who earned bronzeoccer team is perfect in paris, closing out group play with a win over australia, 2-1. they'll take on japan in the quarterfinals saturday. the u.s. men's basketball team had a much easier time against south sudan yesterday. only one basket, you'll recall, separated the teams in last month's exhibition game. the u.s. delivered a 103-86 victory in group play to secure a trip to the olympic quarterfinals, and the number one seed out of group c. the u.s. leads the olympics with the most medals overall, but china now has won the most golds. let's bring in our friend willie geist live from paris. he hopefully knows which side the eiffel tower is now. oh one, you got it. okay. he's been there a week and showing off. willie, good to see you this morning. tell us a few of the things you've been struck by there in paris over the last 24 hours or so, and what are you looking forward to today? >> of course, the talk of the sporting world here in paris and really around the globe is the yankees fi