gillian? >> gillian: all right. bill melugin in bozeman.are getting update on president trump's federal election interference case. what can you tell us about it? >> bill: that's right. a federal judge has decided to delay for three weeks a hearing which would determine the government's next steps in this prosecution. so the supreme court ruled last month that trump may have some immunity over official acts committed in office. that was after four criminal charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. a hearing will now be held on september 5th after the special counsel asked for an extension. that could signal some of the charges maybe dropped or the case may be paired back. that's what we got for now, gillian. we will send it back to you. >> gillian: all right. bill out in bozeman for us this evening. thanks so much. ♪ ♪ >> gillian: tonight, israeli troops carrying out an assault on khan younis in southern gaza. the idf says as always they are targeting hamas fighters and operatives. israel has confirmed it wil

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welcome back, gillian. >> gillian: good to be with you. gillian turner. recession fears here in the u.s. are rattling investors across the globe from wall street, london, tokyo, stocks in japan suffered their worst loss in a one day drop if history since 1987. the u.s. election is three months away now, a mideast war lingering out on the horizon. sluggish jobs market is sending wall street into a spiral. >> bill: hillary vaughn at the white house. >> the harris campaign is doing damage control after this brutal jobs report shocked economists showing that employment -- unemployment is much worse than they thought. the unemployment rate today is the highest it has been since 2021. the first year of it president biden and harris took office. there is campaign spokesperson trying to distract from the report talking about former president trump's record in office saying donald trump failed americans as president costing our economy millions of jobs and bringing us to the brink of recession. but we might be on the brink of recession right now under harris's lea

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hi lucas. >> hi, gillian.ire talks aren't successful, that could pave the way for iran to launch as much anticipated nature attack on israel. we have seen a lot of firepower. they did the same thing back in april and that did not stop iran from launching that major attack on israel, some 300 drones and missiles. 90% of them were shot down. that appears the strategy here again now. >> just to be clear, the message to iran right now is if we launch another major attack, the u.s. and its allies will shoot down these missiles and drones? that's the message? >> i don't think we have actually been delicate in our messaging to iran. we have been very clear that if israel is attacked, we will come to the defense of israel. >> so gillian, there are no signs u.s. forces would be striking inside iran, no matter what happens, the abraham lincoln strike groups remains about a week away from arriving in the middle east. super hornets and f-35 stealth fighter jets onboard if needed. 30,000 u.s. troops scattered on the middle

gillian. >> gillian: trey yengst in israel. thank you. >> bill: how did we get here? eight days ago on a sunday when israel accused hezbollah of firing the rocket into the golan heights that killed a dozen teenagers as a soccer game. then the israeli military hit inside beirut killing a hezbollah commander in a nighttime raid there. less than 12 hours later in tehran now hamas political leader was killed on what appeared to be quite possibly an inside job with iranians helping is rail in tehran. you have the next leader supreme leader vowinging revent. rich goldberg was a national security council member. thank you for being here today. are we looking at the strong possibility of a multi-front war here in the middle east? >> absolutely, bill. we've been seeing it for over ten months. iran is waging a war not just within iran by yemen, west bank, gaza and outside the middle east for ten months now when iran says it will have a direct attack i think we should believe them. we saw them test that that they could escalate in april. very large ballistic missile attack on is

hey jacqui. >> hey, gillian. the vp's two biggest pieces of her economic agenda are getting pretty mixed reviews. the most controversial one is expanding the authority of the ftc to create a ban on price gouging for groceries and food. a "washington post" opinion columnist has this headline: "when your opponent calls you communist, maybe don't propose price controls." the writer goes on to say could lead to shortages, black-market, hoarding, potentially raising prices, and obama's former economic advisor jason furman seems to confirm, telling the new york time this is not sensible policy of the biggest hope it is ends up being rhetoric and not reality, there is no upside and there is some downside. the harris campaign says this plan will protect consumers from appropriate greed but business owners say that is not what is driving up prices. >> i don't know anybody -- i don't know how the government is going to be able to control that. i feel like there is a freight train running behind us with price increases righ

welcome back to gillian. walz could boost the vice president's profile and securing parts of the midwest chosen over and above the other frontrunner governor josh shapiro of pennsylvania. let's toss to bryan llenas on the ground awaiting the arrival of the vice president and running mate. they will be there later this afternoon. what can you tell us so far, bryan? >> gillian and bill, that's right. the first rally that vice president kamala harris will have with her now running mate tim walz will happen in philadelphia at 5:00 p.m. tonight. the first joint rally. the governor of minnesota will be sharing that stage with harris as well as from our understanding pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro, who was also one of the top two finalists for this job. you will have a situation here tonight where they are not only have their first rally together but a chance for the party as well to at least show that they are unified given what has been an interesting 15, 16-day speed through here in trying to pick a vice pr

i don't like what you are saying, gillian, apologize to women. >> gillian: this was her chance to strike on her own and do what she wanted to do and i think she likes walz, their friends, she trust him, i'm doing this, my one chance to do something. >> greg: i'm going to disagree with you. >> gillian: is not allowed on the show? >> greg: i don't think this was her choice at all p or everything is being done for h her. she has just slotted in here. she can't have anybody overshadow her because she is so incompetent, if you put so many more competent than her they are going to go, they put josh shapiro in there, judge, she would have looked like a you know what. >> judge jeanine: that's why she waited so long. she had to get the excitement down before she walked out with walz. look, the choice of walz as her running mate is -- he's more than a liberal. who this is basically a complete takeover of the democrat party by the progressive radical left. that's what this ticket is. and yesterday we were inundated with this idea of a folksy midwestern kind of guy, and we all went to bed with visio

. >> gillian: i did. i picked a quick day, a fast breaking news day. i'm gillian turner. a bleak day for a lot of moderates in the democratic party. >> bill: a quick bio an tim walz. 60 years old. elected as governor in minnesota to 18, reelected four years later and served six terms as a congressman from a district in southern minnesota. he is an army national guard veteran. before that a former high school teacher and football coach, too. he likes to talk about quite a bit. they'll be on the stage later today in philadelphia, 5:30 is when the rally goes down. if you follow these elections, democrats win the white house and the current electoral setup when they win the state of pennsylvania. that's why democrats consistently and constantly go back to the city of philadelphia to drive up the numbers and try to win the keystone state. 19 electoral votes up for grabs there. aishah hosni is standing by with the old keystone blitz. aishah, let's begin with you and a new hour right now. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill, gillian. good to see you both. j.d. vance has j

[ ♪♪ ] >> gillian: welcome back.president trump rallying in battleground pennsylvania today. going to take the podium a short time from now. we expect his reaction to vice president harris' first interview since announcing her candidacy. that happened last night. new polling reveals a national race that could not be any tighter. the candidates separated really by a point within the wall street journal's margin of error. clay travis and robert wolf are here but we go to correspondent brian annis in johnston pennsylvania. >> the latest fox news polls shows the race in pennsylvania is actually tied and today at 430 here at johnstown an trump won by 37 points in 2020 we expect the former president to attack vice president kamala harris on her flip-flopping on the issue of fracking and to react to the interview last night on that other network. this is what he said yesterday specifically about the is 1 preview clip he saw before he spoke to the crowded town hall in wisconsin. >> you look like a leader to me. i don't see h

. >> gillian: it did. it was certainly peppered with a lot of political talk by both biden and harris throughout the remarks. this is as far as i know the first time we have seen the two of them up on stage together since he dropped out of the race and she stepped in and became the nominee. interesting to see the two of them up there together showing a united front at least for now because as we know all the chatter in the media has been about harris as campaign plans to start distinguishing herself and differentiate herself from biden and his policies and records. on that note we should bring in peter doocy. he joins us from the white house now. peter, tell us about your topline thoughts on what we just saw. >> a few things about this. number one, on his way there about 14 miles from the white house by helicopter, president biden told me when i asked how much it bothers him that vice president harris is apparently thinking of distancing herself from his unpopular economic plans, president biden said she's

gillian: harris fracking 180.hat she actually said during the 2020 campaign.th >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. joe biden will not end fracking, she's been very clear about that. d the americanan people know that joe biden will not ban fracking. that is a fact. gillian: other big interview moments, the man she replaced, jo e biden, she also revealedth whethee r she had concern aboute vouching for the president. >> you insisted that president. biden is extraordinarily strong. given where we are now, do you have any regrets about what you told the american people?ha >> no, not at all. a he has theme intelligence, theo, commitment n and the judgment ad the disposition that theam american people rightly deserved. >> you raised your hand whenai asked whether or not the bordesr should be decriminalized. >> do you still believe that. uli believe there should be consequences. i'm the onlyhas person who has prosecuted transnational criminal organizations, trafficked guns and human beings. d >> you h

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good morning. >> gillian: good morning, bill. trump-vance ticket devoted this day to attacking v.p. harris's foreign policy and touting their own. new trump doctrine is emerging fairly clearly this cycle and it is this. no more fighting in foreign wars. take a listen. >> everybody said he's going to start wars with his attitude. my attitude kept us out of wars. >> my life been shaped by presidents who sent america into unwise wars. it was not just democrats, it was sometimes republicans, too. >> gillian: signature trump issues from his first term remain in place, forcing european to pay nato dues and iron-clad support for israel. >> israel, october 7 would have never happened. iran would have never done that, they had little money. now they are rich as hell. >> donald trump prevented nuclear war, if we are not careful kamala harris will walk us into nuclear war. >> gillian: amidnew report ing harris plans to reenter the iran nuclear deal. her campaign says no dice, the vice president will never allow iran to have a nuclear weapon. all options are on the table reentering that deal is

gillian turner, thank you.ou were with us, edward lawrence live in jackson, wyoming, has revision number on job claim much the past 12 months. what is it? >> it is a huge revision down 818,000 fewer jobs. this is basically the government overstated number of people in the workforce. manufacturing down 115,000, revision down, significant, la largest in 15 years. it says that the government overstated amount of people working. showing weakness in job market over the past year we did not realize was there and now we know is there. 818,000 jobs, manufacturing down 115,000 in this. if construction down 45,000, these numbers are huge numbers in revisions down. >> bill: we need perspective, 68,000 per month, how s significant is that? >> 68,000 per month could swing the last jobs report 115,000. huge swing, huge chunk of jobs that would no longer be in the work force related to this. this economy is weaker than we thought. markets say the consumer is not as strong as we thought, not as man people have be jos, that mea

. >> dana: notably missing were details and gillian turner has more at the state department. >> gillian, dana. back half of her speech last night vice president harris did get into her vision for -- take a listen to this, her biggest applause line of the evening. >> president biden and i are working to end this war such that israel is secure, the hostages are released, suffering in gaza ends and the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom and self-determination. [cheering] >> gillian: self-determination for palestinians requires withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza. harris played to the other side, as well. listen. >> i will always ensure israel has the ability to defend itself because the people of israel must never again face the horror a terrorist organization called hamas caused on october 7, including unspeakable sexual violence and massacre of young people. >> gillian: harris for the first time took voters on tour of major global hot spot from ukraine to iran, taking credit for some of president biden's signature decisions. >> five days before ru

i'm gillian turner and washington. sandra and john are off today. this is "america reports." the president and the vp will be sharing the stage in maryland coming up to address the eco economy. there is reports that may say that harris might not be on the same page as a president. >> bret: telling axios that she wants to abandon by its economic agenda but just listen to harris in her own words. >> all that is called bidenomics. [applause] it is a term we are very proud of, i must tell you because it bidenomics is working. it is working. we are very proud of bidenomics. further evidence of how well bidenomics is working. and that my friends is called bidenomics. and bidenomics is working. >> bret: we will take breaking news now to that news conference we mentioned. let's listen in. >> we charged five defendants in this matter. these defendants took advantage of mr. perry's addiction issues to enrich themselves. they knew what they were doing was wrong, they knew what they were doing was risking great danger to mr. perry but they did it anyway. in the end, these defendants were

. >> gillian: i am after this. see this harry mofo relax and bring some pinault. >> gillian: it's still. >> jesse: that's before r.f.k. discontinued it. >> you might remember back in this chair in august of 2020 i told you about this very special nonprofit k-9 hurricane heroes dedicated to bringing veterinary care after white house intruder was taken down on live television by k-9 hurricane. the vet bills for these four legged his or hers are only covered while they are working but many have to medically retire due to injuries sustained on the jobs protecting their handlers taking bullets for them or in brutal assaults like hurricane heroes. congress is stepping up. go to k-9 heroes.org. >> gillian: emily, we have to leave it there. that does it for us. bret, over to you. >> bret: hey, gillian. thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier. we begin tonight with former president donald trump on the campaign trail. the republican presidential nominee making headlines on the issue of abortion. just moments ago

gillian turner at the state department.y what was hacked. >> we know that the same day the trump campaign announced they have been hacked the news outlet politico started reporting that they have been receiving e-mails from an omnibus e-mail account but to contain internal trump campaign documents kamala harris what the trump campaign says about all of this. the documents were obtained illegally from foreign sources hostile to the u.s. intended to interfere with the 2024 election to instill chaos. on friday new microsoft report revealed the iranian hackers broke into the account of a high-ranking official in the u.s. presidential campaign. they're not specifying which official, this back in june to coincide obviously trump selection of his running mate jd vance. trump post this over the weekend on truth social. we were just informed by microsoft corporation that whatever many websites was hacked by the iranian government, never a nice thing to do. politico said they received the e-mails with somebody that using aol e-mail a

>> gillian: yes. he won't be on the ticket. >> bill: give it a voice and see how it goes. before we go, quick little shout-out to some special people here. here we go. mom and dad celebrating 63 years together. who does that? who does that? bill and georgian, two of my favorite people. it's been a really tough year but you both look great. and they are still loving that house. >> gillian: you have the genes, good for you. >> bill: i thank them. happy anniversary. we'll see you later, here is harris. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. american financial markets are spiraling. the dow jones, s&p 500 and the nasdaq are having their worst day since september 2022. polls show a big majority of voters say the economy is bad for them. they feel it. critics say vice president kamala harris will have to answer for yet another crisis as she tries to convince the nation she can actually fix the border, violent crime. inflated prices on everything and the latest crisis, our stock market is in deep trouble. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." major fears at th

hey gillian. >> hi, shannon.ary of state antony blinken making an unusual move now by publicly condemning israel's national security minister for a controversial trip he took to the temple mount of israel yesterday. these issues are usually considered the purview of our allies' governments and are left to them to deal with on their own, but not this time. take a listen to the state department briefing. >> we think they are a detraction from peace and stability in the middle east. we also think that they are detraction's from israel's own security. those things include what we saw minister bee do yesterday. >> if they can ink a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas this week they can stave off an iranian connecticut tack on israel. here's president biden. >> we will see what iran does and we will see what happens if they attack but i am not giving up. >> do you have the understanding that iran stop doing an action of a cease-fire deal is pos possible? >> that's my expectation. we'll see. thank you. >> right now

gillian turner live at the state department. gillian, thank you. continuing overseas now.r putin says the ukrainian army's incursion into the curving region is an attempt by kyiv modify caused 100,000 to flee and embarrass the cream oberlin. russian portions still scrambling after almost a week of fierce fighting. vladimir putin is insisting moscow's army will prevail. back in the u.s., we have shocking video out of new york city where a 22-year-old man is facing assault and hate crime charges tonight after ask a stabbing a young jewish man near a synagogue on saturday. a warning here this video may be disturbing. here is correspondent nate foy. >> you are watching a hate crime rah cording to new york city police. witnesses say 22-year-old vincent sumter yelled free palestine and do you want to die before pulling out a knife and stabbing a jewish man in the stomach in brooklyn. >> one male approaches the perch who said it. and he gets stabbed. he runs away. what the community said no. the community went after him. they grabbed him, held him for police. >> sumter pleaded no

thank you, gillian turner, state department.nt sattler is going to join us, aishah, a bit later in our program, military expert to talk about what is happening with regard to iran. we have a ton of firepower in that region. and iran has been put on notice. and we will see what we get in time. then watching the clock for several days now but still, aishah. >> aishah: we will see if it is enough and that deterrence will work in the next couple of days. our trey yingst has been reporting could see an attack as early as the next one he for, bill. ♪ ♪ >> we operate and function as a section where a city and the policies of failures and they have yet, eight and 8.5 million residents in the city of new york under seizure. >> aishah: so this is happening right now, sanctuaries but policies in new york city turning the big apple into a sanctuary for criminals. retired nypd lieutenant joe cardinal ahead with reaction on that and what needs to be done today to restore law and order. >> bill: also, aishah, don't look now but there is voting

gillian turner live from the state department. gillian, thanks very much.ent harris has avoided talking about one of the biggest political issues in her home state and the scrutiny over vice presidential nominee tim walz' military record. first, beyond our borders tonight. russian forces battle ukrainian troops for a third day after they smashed through the russian border in the cirs region. moscow called in reserves after ukrainian troops ran through the russian border earlier this week with taverns and armored vehicle covered in the air by swarms of drones and. continue i don't know please fired nairobi calling for the president's resignation as a new cabinet being sworn. in latest in the deadly turmoil gripped the east african-american nation over the summer. this is a live look at rio de janeiro. one of the big stories there tonight. government data amazon rain forest slowed by nearly half compared to the year before that is the largest reduction since 2016 when officials began using the current method of measurement. it remains the largest rain forest

gillian turner is on this for us, live at the state department appeared what are you hearing, gillian sandra, we are learning more now about this huge push behind the scenes where these progressive groups are lobbying the harris-walz campaign intensely on their foreign policy issues. they are really hoping that this ticket, the walz-harris ticket, could be their golden opportunity to get their foreign policy worldview back inside the oval office. >> john: and trump is expected -- >> there is no cause for concern over the issues that you and bret just laid out with john. a lack of specifics on china come on rochelle, on the war in ukraine, but particularly what these progressive groups are hoping to do is hoping to move a potential administration away from exclusively backing israel and instead adopting a more palestinian-centric or palestinian sympathetic approach. they see vice president harris is a huge opportunity to do this. they says in part i think why we are seeing these tremendous protests surrounding democratic convention and her campaign events spread out across the country.

we have a busy hour and full coverage with don hofman and gillian turner. lucas tomlinson at the pentagon. >> lucas: stealth fighter jets, we heard about threat from hezbollah to north. former head of u.s. forces in middle east warn of the terrorist threat. >> is hezbollah has hundreds of thousands of missiles and rockets, they are closer to israel and could create havoc and chaos and less time to respond for israeli and other u.s. and other forces ta mmaybe participate in defense. >> currently in the pacific, a week out, to increase turn and expedite transit to take station within striking distance of iran and ordered the uss georgia to get in shooting range. tomahawk cruise missiles are on board within striking range of iran and hezbollah targets in lebanon, if ordered. lincoln strike group was ordered 10 days ago. it is not sure how long -- not appear strike group was in a rush to relieve tr. of course there is threat to u.s. forces ashore in iraq. two separate attacks you wounded u.s. troops. >> dana: thanks. >> mike: gillian turner live at the state de

this new emergency declaration will kick stats and the international efforts to contain the disease. gillian tang is a buyer ologist at the university of lester in the u. k. i asked him to tell us more about the surgeon impacts cases and how this outbreak differs from the 12 years ago. the difference is really due to the different plates of strains, if you like, of this impulse fires the stream from 2 years ago. it was a global strain and to try to which is the single best after constrain i pretty much milder and more limited in terms of clinical severity than the original kind. one virus. the one is now a spitting course, actually to is a branch of the, played one virus now to take on b. and this part, the originals frank strain from that the aussie democratic, the condo, this has a high mortality is most of the same in clay. as mate increasing, which has disability compared to the original, endemic played one a strain from the all c to talk to us more about this transmit ability because the, this impacts variance is now it's just new strain has spread to 13 countries. the outbreak of hundr

that of the police gillian children wait patiently by the side of the road. as the families tried to decide on the safe place to lead to following israel street on the west bank city of geneva, we left everything behind. i have a room 10 to 12 children to my house and all i wanted was to get them to a safe place as we had with the house can be replaced by an income affair. was snipers on top of every building in the eastern neighborhood shooting it? anyone who passes by the street. if a couldn't move some day shots in. as for social media, there's no internet, no mobile connection, nothing. i know my child here with diapers and it's been out of stone for the past 2 days. so what, what do we got? the city of janine has now become the center of east really authoration, the east really police release this footage. it claims to show the truths queuing as senior leo from austin jimmy. while he was driving the east really military says militant groups in the west bank have strength and, and conducted roughly 150 attacks against these really forces and surveillance

i'm gillian turner in washington. the edge gram angle is new mexico. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone, i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thank you as always for spending time with us. all right, call off the search. biden has finally reappeared. >> i mean, i don't know how you do that. >> all right. what am i doing now? >> and the 2024 ad wars are underway and we will rate them all. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? >> laura: plus, why was tulsi gabbard put on a terror watch list? [laughter] >> laura: she is here with reaction. but, first, food business and say that you launched a new vegan patty with signature seasoning. and then let's say after repeated product testing, it's clear that even vegan customers are saying it tastes bad. >> designer as well. is anyone else hot? >> it is warm. >> meghan, are you okay? >> and then instead of abandoning the product the customers don't like, you simply launch a new ad campaign. now, while this is where we are with

your thoughts gillian? i think we lost gillian. carol? >> yeah. i'm here steph. you know, it is mentioning evan gershkovich's mother. if anyone hasn't read the wall street journal's tiktok of how everything unfolded for them behind the scenes, she is the mvp of this. and you know, the definition of a mama bear. given everything that she did and you can see it right there. i mean, she is just overjoyed. and she worked tirelessly. the lengths she went to. she became a recorder. she had connections. the story is incredible. and everything that she did. and so you can just see how elated all the families are t here. and also the president. it is striking to see the president is really taking this moment in. he is obviously in a very good mood. and he is taking questions and he really lingered and hung around to try to absorb this. all the work that he and his administration have put into this. and tried to put it in the context of two things. one family. how important family is. but said this is the essence of who america is as a country. and that you have relationsh

gillian turner joins us. did we get any specifics, gillian?say we got a couple, stuart, more specific, certainly, than we have seen so far since she replaced biden at the ticket. take a listen to this, this was arguably her biggest applause line of the entire evening. >> president biden and i are working to end this war such that israel is secure, the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends and the palestinian people can realize their right to dignity, security, freedom and self-determination. [cheers and applause] >> well, self-determination for palestinians requires, of course, a two-state solution but more immediately, the complete withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza, something israel hawks have been very quick to pounce on. harris also played the other side though. listen to this. >> i will always ensure israel has the ability to defend itself because the people of israel must never again face the horror that a terrorist organization called hamas caused on october 7 including -- [cheers and applause] unspeakable sexual violenc

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gillian? >> gillian: jesse now accepting a baby boy in september.sked me why i'm looking so chubby all the time. >> greg: no i did not ask you that. ♪ ♪ >> john: good evening, welcome to washington i'm john roberts in for bret baier tonight. the biden administration weighs its response to an attack that injured u.s. troops in iraq. taylor swift is forced to cancel multiple shows overseas due do a possible terror plot targeting the concerts. we look at efforts to boost cyber defenses across the public and private sectors. ♪ breaking tonight brand new fox power rankings the first since vice president kamala harris ascended to the top of the democratic ticket. former president trump holds a variety edge over the vice president in the electoral college projection 251 to 241. though the race is closer than ever. and these next few weeks will be crucial for both candidates. there are just 90 days now until the election while early voting kicks off in just 30 days. but the g.o.p. and democrats focusing on key american states today. vice president harris an

gillian turner has been taking into this.he is live at the state department for us. >> good morning, dana. divided administration right now believes if they can ink a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas this week, they just might be able to stave off a major kinetic attack by iran against israel. take a listen to the president. >> we'll see what iran does and we'll see what happens. but i'm not giving up. >> do you have the understanding that iran could stop doing an action if a cease-fire deal as possible? >> that is my expectation. we will see. thank you. >> right now, though, hamas is not biting. their refusal to show at the cease-fire negotiations and the iranian regime meanwhile busy hacking of the and trump campaigns. >> we are continuing to stress the importance of de-escalation and not partaking in any activity that would be viewed as destabilizing or causing greater insecurity. >> former president trump's allies say that message i is -- >> iran is very capable. they have the capacity to do precisely the kinds of

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gillian, good morning again. >> good morning to you, bill.ised the travel advisory warning level 4 to level 5 instructing americans not to travel to the country for any reason whatsoever. yesterday the state department had no effects to plan to rescue americans stranded on the ground inside the country now. early this morning secretary of state antony blinken speaking from mongolia said the region is on a bad track and his top priority now is getting a cease-fire deal done as the prerequisite for anything else that is going to happen. >> it all starts with a cease-fire. to get there it also first requires all parties to stop taking any escalating actions and find reasons to come to an agreement, not to look for reasons to delay or say no to the agreement. and it's urgent that all parties make the right choices in the days ahead. >> state department officials elevated that warning for americans yesterday to the highest level in response to israel's latest retaliatory strike that killed hamas's political leader in iran at the time of his death.

great to be with you. >> gillian: thanks for having me. is it really only 11:00? >> bill: here is harris. see you tomorrow. >> harris: the breaking news this hour is pick is in. vice president kamala harris has chosen minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate and we're told he has accepted that. we do know that last night kamala harris became the party's official nominee as virtual delegate roll call wrapped up and there might have been some discussion on that call. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." tim walz of minnesota is expected to make his first appearance with kamala harris tonight at a rally in philadelphia. hum. that's where the other leading candidate josh shapiro is the governor . many people thought it might be him. we'll get into it later. governor walz of minnesota was elected in 2018 and led the state during the violent appeared destructive 2020 rioting sparked by george floyd's killing. and republicans are reacting to kamala harris's choice. governor desantis of florida called it the most left wing ticket in american his

i looked, it happened with me in the 2nd that the father, when a ambulance and jeanine gum or gillian city was targeted. and the director of our esthetician that does to them on was it was tough. good with the, with the, with the a rocket that the, because the, the old ambulance exploded and he was been completely been and 2, but i didn't pull up. these were with him in the car, also would have been but they would they, they lived after it's one of them told me, look, you will have thought this like this emblem of that. it goes over it with them is like a bullet roof. she to the flu, where it will be protected and will be respected. so you would wrong. you cheated this. you know when this you're, you're your stuff you're going to use. tell you, you have cheated us. but they went on, they did that still attend or something. it seems the tough jump we have. what would be after this? what is in the what do you mean by that? because then the trauma would it be seen then the, the, the problems that it is a suffering of people will come out. how to deal with that. yes, during the war, peopl

. >> gillian flannery is with the center and showed us one of their main accessible entrances. >> we had a fire drill on tuesday, so we tested to make sure we could all get out. >> last thursday, sfmta began implementing a four hour parking limit on winston drive, forcing multiple rv residents to look for other locations to park long term. many moved to zoo road, where the center is located, and the only parking rule is to move during street cleaning. one of them is yamilet lira. cuanto estas aqui? how long have you been here? >> como otro dia? mas o menos? >> eight days or so. yamilet has lived in this rv for three years with her two adult sons. they moved from winston drive to zoo road and like it here. we would like for them to let us stay here. she said. the city did offer her shelter, but she refused. she said after an accident she needs her family close to her. cannot live on my own. the center says they have compassion for these families and even offered them to be part of their thursday food pantry. but they want the city to find a solution. compassionate plan that both will

some typical storm gillian guy and i'm going to charge him to clean some facility that i need someone to put him in. one thing if it's a similar boy green, if they need to come, oh boy, almost any more of those village videos more than one generation of ukrainians grew up with these limits. they will raise the hate russia and be confident in their own national identity. the 2014, it was a who crushed memory of those residents with things. and so for disagreeing with the cruise outcome, the adjuster page is training young mario full residents, blinded by propaganda, went to serve in the nationalist as all the autonomy of using other locals as human shields. they destroyed the home town without compunction, no sound like leaving their store. if c as last, say at the windows 10, where do 5 chinese get you to a couple of shipping. most of them will, doesn't need a lot of school and that's what you mean. you through store the fox, the couple the assumption of sort street. yeah. so stay understood, proof of my gosh, it when you get them in front of months, it's made in depth and gloves. so

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working together, but the way today they don't no longer be engine nivia, not only drugs and refuge, gillian cars through his uh, chevrolet, it is of ring. oh, navy pages not to be in every pages, but trucks are rushing basis, which is not exactly the way we imagined how it may need to write. and nadia has to . ready managed for all sounds really surprising because none of this is really turned out as he imagined that yeah, it's a slight difference of approach. last, i checked, neither of russia nor turkey has ever had an official light burrell music publicly about quote, governing africa and like he just did. there. he sounds like a guy is in denial about why he got dumped by his girlfriend. he just doesn't understand what africa sees and this other guy, russia also by the way, sounds like a bit of a control freak. maybe he has something to do with the fact that this guy really just can't shut off about of his world view that he has of how africa is just really europe's very own backyard, like it belongs to them. and they get to decide on all the landscaping and if they don't like what they

i works for pro wildlife an organization she co founded 25 years ago to better protect wild life. gillian, where again trophy killing. let's incompatible with a modern understanding of animals and species conservation inbox. yeah, they're especially critical of hunting safaris. i'm see accompanying price lists. mm hm. you have some of the headlines too, that were relatively cheap. yeah, under 10000 euros females even for 5000 firms. thompson madison has had just, i'm just, you know, the entities are also crazy. cheap too. yeah, some were fairly cheap. and here for 1900 euros. also on sale, a smooth crocodile for 4000 euros, a plane separate for 750 yours. and also the price for i have a bottom us that i send the, i just find the tomorrow to put a price tag going to, i'm going to say that's how much this animals life is worth. yeah. so here is leaving this table so that the, those tentative international trade and elephant tasks lie on pellets is illegal. they're not allowed to leave the country. but there is an exception for trophy hunting, which undermine species protection regulation. i