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grady says the tv wellness patients can take their health into their own hands. we think that this is is sort of the start of really sort of a new phase in cancer screening. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> next, senator alex padilla in san francisco today. what he says is alarming what he's trying to change. also what president biden is saying about his vision for the economy. >> on the same day we learn something new about his health. and speaking of health, what doctors are warning people of the head of warning people of the head of the holi martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can o

film grady trimble.nor newsom will be right next to him that will be interesting, grady. >> reporter: he is, stu. rumors are swirling that newsom could challenge president biden for the democratic nomination for president. today president biden is expected to announce $600 million in new climate investments. as you mentioned he is going to northern california to raise some money, meeting with tech and climate donors there. last time around in 2020 environmental and green energy groups were good to president biden, helping to propel him to the white house, contributing millions of dollars to get him elected. those millions are a small fraction of the total amount biden raised but he is rewarded those environmentalists with $370 billion in subsid did is for green energy project es. president biden is also pushing ambitious green goals with new proposals to regulate emissions on gas stoves, vehicles, and power plants. and yet some farther to the left of president biden like one of his primary opponents, the

grady says that wellness patients can take their health into their own hands.ink that this is is sort of the start of really sort of a new phase in cancer screening. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> you are next door dash delivery driver could be company so-called call could be the company's co-founder once a month. andy fang says that he gets into the shoes of a driver. thanks says that by doing this, he can experience the problems that his drivers or face a discover the improvements that the doordash app needs and one ride. the apple is not pointed him to the correct restaurant location. for instance. >> you know, you happens with one restaurant in might actually happening. >> lot of i think we can see why that happened. its other. >> in 51 minutes of work, fang made $15.50 according to indeed francisco doordash drivers typically make about $18 an hour. the city's minimum hourly wage for salaried workers is currently 16 99. and today doordash announced that it will offer and hourly minimum wage for its drivers. but the company didn't yet s

hey, grady. >> reporter: hey, cheryl.as with more than 6,000 flights across the country delayed or canceled, and that's just today. hopefully, this isn't foreshadowing what is to come for the rest of the summer, but the transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, has said flyers should buck withing up because there could be problems for other reasons. today we think it's weather-related, but with the rollout of 5g like you mentioned and also a shortage of air traffic controllers. so on that 5g, the deadline is july 1st. that's already been pushed back once because that cell signal could interfere with equipment on certain planes. so since that date was pushed back one time, the airlines have been working to retrofit their planes with the updated technology. but still about to -- 20% of domestic planes need the new tech or they won't be allowed to fly, like you said, when visibility is bad with. the airlines say supply chain issues have slowed them down this in retrofitting planes. nevertheless are, they say, airlines for am

grady trimble at reagan national airport this morning. grady what's the latest from there?rning, ash. it is busy. a lot of people here but for the most part, their flights are taking off on time which is an improvement from the past several days. even here, yesterday afternoon, there was a brief ground stop because of that smoke coming in from those wildfires in canada but overall, like i said, things are improving from earlier in the week. i want to show you the flight aware misery map. more than 1,800 delays and cancellations across the country right now. some of the problem airports are almost all of them on the east coast including boston, new york , d.c., as well as chicago o'hare airport and denver. it does appear though that the airlines are recovering after a combination of weather and staffing problems lead to those mass delays and cancellations earlier this week. jetblue is now joining united airlines and pointing the finger at the faa and lack of air traffic controllers for making the problems worse this week. we also know the airlines are dealing with a shortage

cheryl: well, exactly, grady.e got to tell you, mayor pete -- sorry, transportation secretary buttigieg, really needs to focus on what's happening in those air traffic control towers in particular. that was a big part of the mess that they saw over the weekend, was air traffic -- they're just understaffed, you know? they've got to figure this out, you know that. >> reporter: and he has been focusing more on how the airlines can make passengers whole after these delays and cancellations. he hasn't talked quite as much about his role in all of this. he kind of deflected today. but he did say that whatever issues are going on within the faa, they'll work on that. he's hoping the airlines cotheir part to figure out their side of the equation, and we hope they can quickly. [laughter] cheryl: exactly. yeah, yeah, no. not that anybody like myself was stuck on a tarmac for a couple hours on sunday, but that's a whole other fun story. grady trimble, i would stay on the ground today. [laughter] >> reporter: that's the plan.

grady trimble live at fox business on the hill. let's start there, grady. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill. the debt ceiling vote is getting most of the attention here right now. but another vote could happen as early as today that would undo president biden's student loan cancellation plan. the resolution already passed the house. it would scrap student debt forgiveness of up to $20,000 under the president's plan and it would require borrowers to start making payments again. those payments have been paused since the start of the pandemic. >> for the party behind a long list of pandering giveaways, student loan socialism just might actually take the cake. >> we should be in the business of helping americans saddled with student loan debt not making their problem worse. >> despite the opposition from most democrats, senators joe manchin and john tester helped the resolution clear a key procedural hurdle yesterday along with kyrsten sinema. manchin says biden's proposal forces taxpayers who paid off their loans or didn't go to college at all to shou

grady says the tv wellness patients can take their health into their own hands. we think that this is is sort of the start of really sort of a new phase in cancer screeni%g. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> coming up, the giants look to keep their road winning streak alive in toronto tonight. next in sports, jason will tell us if they were able to take down the blue jays and keep their streak alive. >> the show will go on. but later than expected, madonna's upcoming shows a chase. enter expected to be rescheduled as the pop icon recovers from a serious bacterial infection. her talent manager confirms that she spent several days in icu, but says her health is improving at a full recovery is expected. however, team is pushing back that madonna's highly anticipated celebration tour that she needs more time to recover. the celebration tour was scheduled to kick off next month with 3 shows planet chase enter to an october one in january. details on the rescheduled shows will be announced soon. a new warning from the better business bureau. scammers

grady trimble live from capitol hill with more.porter: ash, this administration from tiktok appears to be at odds what the company's ceo told lawmakers earlier this year under oath. tic stock in a letter to senators richard blumenthal and marsha blackburn didn't directly state but seemed to confirm that some u.s. user data is in fact stored in china. forbes was the first to report that the company kept social security numbers, tax i.d.s, other sensitive info of some u.s. creators on servers in china now in that letter tiktok is trying to make the distinction between those creators who signed deals with the company to expand their audience and make money and average users. tiktok says in its response to lawmakers, we stand by the statements made by our company executives to congress. we were asked about and our testimony focused on the protected user data collected in the app, not creator data. at his testimony on the hill though tiktok's ceo, here is a quote, american data has always been stored in virginia and sing posh. i asked s

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grady says that wellness patients can take their health into their own hands. we think that this is is sort of the start of really sort of a new phase in cancer screening. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> well, 10 40's the time and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one city here in the bay area want to major league baseball team to come to the south we'll have the latest on their effort to get that done. >> this is amazon's best tablet yet the price, the features and the hardware are good. but there's one thing holding it back. i'm rich demuro ball. explain. coming up in tech smart. >> quite a bit of fog and clouds. we're dealing with iran. the immediate bay in san francisco, inland. we'll see those high temperatures get to the mid 80's. that's 18 compared to what's coming our way. >> 10 43 is the time and amazon's fire max 11 tablet debuted last month and there are a few things you should probably know about it. we've got rich demero with a closer look in this morning's tech smart. the amazon fire max 11 is amazon's best tablet yet wi

grady says that wellness patients can take their health into their own hands.k that this is is sort of the start of really sort of a new phase in cancer screening. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> and there are now new protections for pregnant workers in the u.s. a new federal laws in effect, requiring employers to provide accommodations related to pregnancy and childbirth. those include the ability to drink water getting closer parking and additional bathroom breaks for pregnant women plus relief from the lifting heavy things and more flexible hours for doctor's appointments. >> we know that stress during pregnancy is not good for the mother and it's not good for the developing in front the women in the workplace. it's a wonderful thing. but for the future of the health of all of us, would certainly want to throughout the pregnancy. >> many companies were already offering reasonable accommodations. but now the law requires all employers to do so. for your health. a new report finds your pillow case could contain more bacteria than the avera

grady says the tv wellness patients can take their health into their own hands.ncer screening. >> and san francisco, noelle bellow kron, 4 news. high tech and they're doing it without that's pushed. >> which >> all right. it is a 47. let's get outside. i know we've been tracking the gray skies all morning long, but we do have hot weather on the way yeah. how soon as second well, cloud cover around for san francisco and certainly at the coast. now this afte noon, that could be some thunder showers flaring up in tahoe. but after that, it's into a summertime pattern. look at that 80's as we head into the weekend. but here's one place you can escape the heat. lots of sunshine. and 85 expected by your saturday. that's going to probably be the hottest day for us and the bay area too. there's the setup we have right now. a little bit of fog and drizzle this morning. just a touch with the flareup of those thunder showers up around tahoe. so we see the warm up with the placement of a high the right location. you can right over central valley and giving us that extra warmt

grady trimble with us.s spent what, at least 350,000 bucks in the virginia prosecutor's races this week. i take it his candidates won? reporter: they did, stu. they went three-for-three in those primaries this week. now, to be clear, those candidates were going up against other progressives who want to overhaul the criminal justice system, but these wins just speak to the power and influence sorros has in picking prosecutors, especially in heavily democratic areas. so among the winners in virginia , the prosecutors in fairfax and arlington counties, just since april, sorros funded packs dropped hundreds of thousands of dollars on both of these candidates, on top of the donations to get them elected in the first place four years ago. his packs also poured money into the re-election bid of loudoun county's controversial prosecutor. republicans argue all of sorros 's picks are soft on crime >> when you have these criminal -first victim-last prosecutors that they have been supporting, what happens is they walk

hey, grady. >> reporter: hey, david.ses across the country but primarily in the east coast up by you in new york, they've been waiting in long lines, sleeping many in terminals and trying to get rebooked on new flights, a process that some passengers have told us takes several days in some cases. you mentioned the delays and cancellations today, getting awfully close to 6,000, ask that is an improvement from the past few days. since weekend the airlines have canceled tens of thousands of flights, canceled and delayed, i should say, particularly on the east to coast. and like i said, especially in the new york area. united the hardest hit, and in addition to the bad weather united's ceo scott kirby is blaming the faa for not having enough air traffic controllers at knew work airport in particular. newark. in a letter to employees, kirby says the faa, frankly, failed us weekend. we estimate that over 150,000 customers on united alone were impacted weekend because of faa staffing issues and their ability to manage traffic.

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grady trimble following it on capitol hill.rt to repeal her forgiveness plan? >> just enough democrats support the this will likely pass. everyone is paying attention to the debt ceiling vote. the senate could vote as early as today to undo president biden's student loan cancellation plan. the resolution passed the house. it would scrap president biden's proposal to forgive $20,000 of student loan debt and it would require borrowers to start making payments again. those payments have been positive since the start of the pandemic. >> the party behind a long list of egregious and pandering giveaways, student loan socialism just might take the cake. >> we should be in the business of helping americans saddled with student loan debt, not making the problem worse. >> despite the opposition from most democrats, senators john manchin and jon tester they cleared a procedural hurdle along with independent senator kirsten sinema. manchin says this forces hard-working taxpayers who already paid off their loans or didn't go to college at a

grady, thank you. >> sandra: bring in our panel. chief economist and former obama economic council chairman. a big week this week, we know the president is going to be speaking in chicago tomorrow. the plan is to talk economy. if anything is a sign of where he is going in 2024 presidential election, is going to be to double down on what he sees is a thriving economy. jason, the white house press secretary olivia dalton said this in white house press briefing room moments go. listen. >> how is biden-onics era of rising data in it right? >> look where we started aware we are now. easiest answer to your question. >> trace: okay. biden-onics, the question is how is biden-onics not rising inflation rates? jason, remarkable question from a reporter, first of all, that is fact. they are saying the economy is a major success. >> that is not a fact. unemployment rate fell sharply. i around 3.5%. it did pick up the past month but basically bouncing 3.5%. low unappointed rates. terms of headline inflation, that is the thing that has actually b

let's beginning with grady trimble on who george soros is and now passing on not just his money but hisof liberalism. >> bill onair claims he is trying to help the justice system for the better. recognizable prosecutor ins country. alvin bragg, kim foxx, george gascon. their campaigns received money from george soros, a 2022 report by the pro-police nonprofit law enforcement legal defense fund found he spent more than $40 million to elect prosecutors who represent one in five americans. some of them have since been forced out or have stepped down as big city crime rates soar. voters showed former district attorney boo dean the door in san francisco. st. lucas attorney kim gardner resigned. >> instead of protecting victims she is creating more by refusing to do her job. >> a spokesperson to soros is coming to his defense saying he makes legal, fully disclosed money so they can get their message out. anti-democratic forces at the state level in many cases that are unlawfully removing reformers despite there having been elected by the people. his son, alex, is also getting into the family

neil: thank you very much, for that, grady.e, fox weather meteorologist now you got the weather and smoke coming in from the midwest. anyone flying in and out of those regions, wide regions, what is the latest amy. >> you're right, visibility can be impacted so if you're flying pay attention to that but, neil, i think the one important matter in both of these regions in the eastern half of the u.s. it is very difficult to forecast where the problems will happen. we can tell well where the air gauges do not do well, produces poor air quality. these are the alert sections. if i lived anywhere in the east of the mississippi, upper midwest, the reason why is the way we get future data looking at the satellite indicated fires along with the estimated fuel they have to burn. that is the how the algorithm works but when you're looking at a satellite wildfire you may not get exact data what is happening on the ground. these are reads of visibility. it is reduced. any cameras show us it looks real bad. the gauges reading real time the a

when the government gets too far, grady trimble on all that.g money show" guys don't screw it up. taylor: we will do our best to keep it in the green. i'm like the mileage conversation. what if they don't like where you are going?

fox business follows the money for us on the hill grady what did you find out?payer dollars went to pointless and some downright concerning projects and russia and china if you ask senator joni ernst released this analysis. so let's look at the numbers, if on nearly half a billion dollars flow from u.s. taxpayers to entities in china. even more than that, in hundred $71 million went to organizations in russia for a grand total of $1.3 billion since 2017. and that's what we know of, they suspect the numbers are even higher than that. you won't believe what they say this money went. $2 million to the wuhan lab where covid is suspected to have leaked from for more dangerous experiments. some of them involving facts and coronavirus. it also helped pay for a cultural exhibit on its gender equality through a jeep beijing-based organization, $1.6 million from the national school lunch program went to chinese companies instead of american farmers, and probably the wildest of all, and russia, u.s. taxpayers gave more than three quarters of a million dollars to help run a

thank you, grady trimble following that on capitol hill.ulie manchester following all of this, "the hill" national politics reporter. julia, no president has difficulty raising money. jimmy carterrer in his worst throes of popularity was very big on the bank wet set was always able to raise huge sums. sometimes it works to help you get reelected. sometimes in the jays of jimmy carter re-election not so much. what you do make of figures early on for a lot of candidates who are not having trouble raising money. ron desantis in the same northern california neck of the woods the president visits in silicon valley, what do you think? >> a split screen with ron desantis and president biden in terms of how much money they're raising. candidates further down the ballot or running for president continue to top previous records in terms of the fund-raising numbers. we can certainly expect that going into 2024. right now it is imperative for president biden to think about this and to be l.a. laser-focused on this, and could be a good chance he goes up

stuart: grady, thank you very much, indeed.on, end college legacy admissions too. ricky joins me now. when you say legacy admissions, you're talking about a parent who maybe pays some money to get a child into the same college that they went to. from. >> yes. stuart: what's wrong with that? >> well, i think it's nepotism at its finest -- stuart: true, it is. >> concern and it's the persuasive. and with this affirmative action case in the supreme court, we have a rare peek into what happens into harvard's admissions. now that we look at their admissions data, this past year it was 3.41% to get into harvard. if you're a legacy admit, it's a 33% chance that you have your foot in the door just because of your last name -- stuart: not necessarily just because of your last name. it might also be because you're pretty good at what you do. >> they actually looked at the percentage of kids who are there who are either recruited athlete, children of donors, children of staff or legacy admits, and that's 42 of white kids that go to harvar

brian: grady trimble, thank you for that report, sir. all right, for more, let's bring in congressman russell fry and new york post columnist jon levine. welcome to you both. congressman, i'll start with you. critics are calling this deal a slap on the wrist, a sweetheart deal. but to the me, it looks like hiding the ball a little bit, and it's not getting to the question of, hey, where did all that money come from in the first place? your thoughts? >> i think you're exactly right. you look at the million and a half dollars that was received that he didn't pay taxes on, and the fundamental question remains is, where did it come from? what did you -- what services did you perform to do that? there's a lot of questions that the oversight committee has exposed that the american people demand answers to. on the sources of these incomes and what you actually did while you were on the board of burisma. this, to me, seems like a sweetheart deal. there's a rapper that got three years in prison for the same crime. in the words of our president, c

and breakaway and kill its operator in the simulation and live in los angeles with the story kelly gradyin question said that he missed opening the those working from his conference in london leslie he said the drone scenario was just an example of something we could happen at this point roasted tomato wanted camino wanted to share this quote with you, he said we have never run that experiment, nor would we need to in order to realize that this is a possible outcome as you said, think that he mentioned was a potential turning in a hydro- that went rogue on its human operator, to hypothetically complete the mission cost when walking back his comments he admitted that it does nonetheless, it is been a potential real of artificial artificial intelligence help is a reshuffle u.s. officially confirmed that this was a really experiment in nature this, the department of the air force has not conducted any such a hard run simulations and remains committed to ethical and responsible use of ai technology here's a disbarment were taking out of context and are meant to be anecdotal and even if hypot

grady trimble, fox business. all right.e in the bay area as we give you a live look at sfo, where probably a lot of folks hopping on some flights to head off for some summer vacations right now. and they'll be leaving behind those gray clouds right there. but rosemary, here now to tell us that we are going to start to bump up the temperatures here as we move later into this week. yes. and it's a hot spell that's going to arrive just in time for the holiday weekend, alex. temperatures for our inland communities nearing 100 degrees. so gear up. it's coming. giving you a live look here over san francisco where along the coast around the bay, another cool day. our inland communities did warm up some under mostly sunny skies, but still running a little bit below average. here's a look at the trough that remains kind of parked right off the west coast there. and that has been the element responsible for this unseasonable cool, breezy weather that we have been experiencing day after day. as we get into wednesday, thursday time fra

fox's grady trimble reports. the warning from the transportation secretary is to buckle up. expect delays and cancellations. this summer. and that's for two reasons. the first, a severe staffing shortage of air traffic controllers. the second is the rollout of 5g cell service near airports all across the country. so let's start with those staffing shortages. a new government report finds 77% of critical air traffic control facilities are under staffed and worse. that report says the faa has no plans to address the staffing shortages. an industry group that represents the airline says the faa is on the precipice of being overwhelmed if it's not already there. so that's concern number one. the second concern is that the major wireless carriers will soon be rolling out 5g cell service near airports, impacting the major air carriers. the deadline, which is set for july 1st, was already pushed back once because that cell signal could interfere with equipment on certain planes . since then, the airlines have been working to retrofit their planes with the updated technology. still,

grady, how is it looking?ike, it's busy, a lot of people, but for the most part their flights are taking off on time. at any given time throughout the day today there have been maybe a dozen to two dozen delays on the departures board here. yesterday, though, there was a ground stop because of that smoke from the wildfires in canada. this afternoon we are expecting some storms to move through the area, so that's something to watch because we have seen that problems in one area can cause problems all through the system. i want to show you the flight aware map with the latest delays and cancellations. more than 3300 of them across the country. some of the problem airports that we are watching right now, new york, chicago, salt lake city, dallas, houston, they are all seeing some delays and cancellations. but it does appear that the airlines are recovering after a combination of weather and staffing problems caused the mass delays and cancellations earlier in the week. you mentioned united was the first to point

precise each system there is an artillery minometer for the other, it worked in the city of kharkiv gradyere as soon as we pushed them away from the city there for several kilometers or even further there with heavy battles with losses, this system there, the number of these characteristics of barrels decreased we reached the border. when we reached the border, death and hurricanes were still working on us. it was still flying. we rejected them and started working abroad. and then there was only s300 left , which is working for us somewhere from belgorod. and so on and so on unmanned systems and missile systems were also taken out . they did not allow them to work calmly. that is why these attacks are not accurate. the maximum distance of the s300 rocket is flying. it no longer targets any object . they are lower, very low, some of them fell right there in belgorod on the heads of the residents of belgorod region, and there six rockets will be fired, two will fly, i say , so they will fly, sometimes they have to fall there , and the intense shelling has decreased sharply. in addition, we

, on the territory of the complex factory, and the russians placed e- there is a mortar battery in gradyakhtyrs also fought, and during these hostilities , an ammunition depot actually broke down on this side and on the other side, and there is also a small depot in the middle of the territory where their mortar was the equipment was standing, the machines were standing, everything broke, if everything inside exploded, there would not even be those buildings that stand next to the chocolate factory itself , the damage is now estimated at about 10 million us dollars, in total , 40 million was spent on this factory for its construction dollars, here we are approaching the clinic. there were also direct hits, you can see at least two plus mortars flew here, it was completely beaten, the asphalt and shrapnel hit the entire building of the clinic, it was very badly damaged completely now it is generally impossible for her to do any er appointments of a citizen, yes, and we also have an inpatient building of our hospital, which is also very direct on a fishing rod 200 m . it seems to be in 197

and what the grady for to is just days ago, which was quickly i had a question bore out, right. where did you buy features like you're going to put goes in the head of the wagner pmc group. in the recent hours that we've see much clear reports released by russian war correspondents, which does indeed appear to show columns of western supply machinery hits and destroyed by a russian army. it's also been reported that the been strikes on the refugee, a combination send doesn't kind of solid people escaping from the flooding. coolest particle health could them collapse with the acting governor of the reasons saying at least one in sibley and has been killed. it's clear that's offensive isn't the very early stages remains to be seen just where it will go. it is clear, though, the casualties will mount on both sides is a craig and forces continue to try to push the russian army out of that southern region. duncan, thank you very much. indeed, daniel hawkins, talking to us from us, go there. of r. u. s. federal courts reveal the details of an indictment against donald trump. the forme

i mean, to get a national free the we want to strengthen grady at home to explore and policy and preserve its identities from the ravages of globalization, fema golden don't to styled itself as an antique to stomach palsy coming in to replace. so not only a self serve and political odor messages and petra, it isn't national identity and honest dealing resonates in europe these days. and polls show, because if you have these commands 3 percent of the vote enough to make a triumphant return to parliament jumpstart, hopeless i'll just say are athens to us, the suspended or food a to easier peer alternate investigation? uncovered. widespread fift, united states agency for international development, supplies are being diverted and not reaching hungry people. us as the biggest single don't know 20 to 20000000 people in the country rely on age because of conflict and drought. go to say put problems. this is in a good condition or wrong abdominal surgery in room. the head of the roman catholic church is recovering and hospital off to a 3 hour operation to remove intestinal scholar tissue and repa

fully as a little context on the planck who is the prime minister of grace shot is a starch pro you grady as a border. he went to key of several times uh after uh, february 22nd 2000 value to the 24th. sorry um february 4th, i see uh said that ukraine should sold its problem with done by the same way that the creation of the 95 with the service, which basically means that typically clients the region, the former from the price of the key thought of each of the is a starch anti russian sheet form of this is received initiative, which is basically refurbished. the idea of, uh, marshal. uh, you also have to be deal slootsky about the inter mario that should isolate russia from europe price or has cents for the helicopters, the $160000000.00 euros of nearly 3 a canons. uh, and so they're not specific in specifying everything that they have sense the these war efforts, but there is any 3rd or gaming duration where the presence villanueva, who doesn't you have a lot of power, is called simply challenging blank region. this gets turned into a kind of a reality show, but also there is another dim

settlements from the cities . что дети, i'm afraid to realize that seven-year-old children know what grady don't know who will protect us, who will help us. why should we leave the city on our own, push back the front line and save the belgorod region and the city of shebekino. it seems to me that they are busy with more important matters, burning documents, and while the people of shebekino were apparently sweeping away the traces of their own violations in the capital of the belgorod region , a new cotton rang out already in the afternoon , a thick black smoke stretches over the city, what exactly was coming from the child, it was loud and powerful for half a thousand kilometers the residents of the kaluga region heard the explosion, the debris of an unknown object fell to the ground , an eruption was formed on the spot, a dead body was taken up, later the russians will report the downing of either a drone or rockets and unknown saboteurs got very close to the capital in noginsk, near moscow, a parking lot burned down, the flames destroyed almost 4 dozen buses and minibuses, the main ver

regime does not know how, that is why the people of belgorod continue to iron the russian artillery and grady not yet recovered from the loss of thousands of their mercenaries in the direction of bakhmut, if he had the opportunity, he would immediately get off the wheels, yes, the guys are there on horses and would go to earn themselves media points that bakhmut has buried there, yes, it's also lysychansk, and now bilhorod, isn't this guy saving chip and dale , he would have left before, but he doesn't have the resources either, and he's completely screwed, he's his troops , his fighters, it's already a mess the development of events in the belgorod region was not in ukraine, this is only a plus, experts say, although they note that a significant effect will be achieved only in the case of an increase in the number of russians in the ranks of volunteers and legionnaires, in order for the enemy to start forces and means from the front line , and to disperse the forces, at least a mechanized brigaded within the limits of up to 5,000 people, a few hundred are welcomed, but it is not yet a critic

grady trimble on capitol hill, where did the money go? project if you ask senator joni ernst who released this analysis. it found half $1 billion for taxpayers to entities in china. even more than that, $871 million to organizations in russia for a total of $1.3 billion since 2017. they suspect the number could be a lot higher. you won't believe where they say some of this money went, too million dollars to the wuhan lab work over it is suspected to escape from for more dangerous experience, some of them involving bats and coronavirus and it paid for cultural exhibit on gender equality pro bating based organization. $1.6 million for the national school lunch program went to chinese companies instead of american farmers. the wildest of all coming in russia, us taxpayers gave 3 quarters of $1 million to help run an experiment that a state run lab involving cats on treadmills. >> a lot of my effort is making sure, one, as american taxpayers, we are supporting efforts of our adversaries and not sending taxpayer dollars into china, into russia

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grady trimble. we'll work on that.s live in -- >> gas revenues are plunging because americans are buying electric vehicles and vehicles are becoming more efficient. a huge problem for states across the country. one firm estimates that if states don't do anything, don't make any changes to the gas tax structure their budget gaps could reach $67 billion by 2050 because of fuel efficiency improvements alone. state governments have less money to pay for road improvement project. states are getting creative. some critics would say invasive. states are turning to mileage taxes for electric vehicle owners who, of course, use roads just like all drivers do. but don't contribute to their upkeep through gas taxes. oregon, virginia, and utah all have programs in place right now where ev owners can opt into having a mileage tracker placed in their cars and taxed for every mile they drive. some drivers, as you might understand, have serious concerns about putting a government tracking device in their cars. so another approach state

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brian: grady, what you're saying rent a car. message received. >> reporter: ride amtrak. i don't know. brian: buttigieg always a day late a dollar short. jackie: what does the guy do all day? brian: can't we get on top of something. taylor: 5g rollout will be interested. sounds like we'll be late. charles payne is not late. hello. charles: good afternoon to everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, move over manic monday, it is macabre monday, mike wilson, a cadre of wall streeters get gloom ier every monday. history says if there is not a pullback. we have gary kaltbaum, david dietze all on deck. crisis in america about our education. we have representative byron donalds, his wife erica donalds how to fix this. ford getting $9.2 billion from uncle sam to build battery plants. if it is a slam-dunk why can't they get it from the private sector? i will ask tracy sue garth. how do you define wealth, folks? is it money, freedom, luxury. you won't believe what a new survey says. all that and so much moore on "making money". ♪ [laughter] charles:

here is fox business correspondent, kelly owe grady. >> members of a special task force organized bygavin newsom himself will submit their final reparations proposal come july 1st. it will detail howdy sen dents of -- how descendants of slaves should be compensated even if slavery was never legal in california. each would receive up to $1.4 million. the governor is not making financial promises, however. >> it doesn't have to be in the frame of writing a check. reparations comes in many forms. reparations is more than just about money. that implies a deeper rationalization of what is achievable, what is reasonable and what is right. >> while the task force will submit non-monetary recommendations as well, not everyone agrees with the governor's non-committal stance. reparation supporters have been extremely vocal saying financial compensation is necessary. >> the governor is failing us. the governor appointed this panel, and this panel is failing us. >> i just want my money for my family. >> this is still going on. we are still feeling the effects of slavery. >> the proposal doesn't

grady joins us now, the green groups also played a major role in the 2020 campaign. >> they did, and he's trying to appeal to them yet again. a joint endorsement from four of the biggest environmental groups in the country and some of the biggest spending environmental groups and he's trying to get more from the tech and climate leaders in california. they were good to the president last time around, if you look at the numbers, back in 2020, environmental and green energy groups contributed millions of dollars to help get him elected, and he's now rewarding them for that help. the president has steered $370 billion in subsidies to green energy projects through climate and structure laws. president biden touted his administration's green event investments and also went on the attack. >> after what i've done, when they come back to try to get rid of all these clean energy investments, they try to stop the plan, try to do these things. guess what, they are coming for your jobs. they are coming for your jobs. they are coming for your future. >> republicans are not the only ones taking is

kelly a grady is live in l.a. running that story for us. >> good morning, bill.tening to that interview with governor newsom last night and he said it doesn't mean writing a check but begs the question how will supporters of reparations react. i say that because the task force has held public meetings for residents to share thoughts and those individuals have been clear that money is necessary. in some cases saying their vote is tied to reparations and warning what will happen if they aren't paid what they feel they are owed. the governor has shown support for reparations in general but not a number on hannity last night. >> it doesn't have to be in the frame of writing a check. reparations comes in many different forms. reparations is more than just about money. that implies a deeper rationalization of what is achievable, what's reasonable, and what is right. >> the final proposal is due july 1st. most extreme price tag is 1.4 million. eligibility requirements are being determined. folks are calling it a down payment so it does imply that number could tick up. i

joining us here at post nine in a cnbc exclusive is global payments ceo cameron grady his first interviewo have you. thanks for coming in >> stthank you so much for havig me today >> we've been trying to get updates almost every day at the consumer and at one point, there is a crack are we seeing the beginnings of any? >> i would think the consumer by and large is hanging in, probably better than i would have anticipated as we started the year certainly, there could be a slowdown as we get a little further into the back half of 2023 our data right now is very strong around the consumer and the trends remain pretty consistent my own view is, obviously, there's a lot of concern in the market but with the labor market where it is, the consumer's feeling pretty comfortable and obviously, that's good for our business and good for the economy overall. >> so it is that dynamic of knowing that your paycheck is durable, means it's not about excess savings or what's getting drawn down or anything like that >> i think that's a big part of it that's why we've seen the consumer hang in probably than i

political parties or without actual majority forming, it's really hard to see any legislation to change. grady vote and say they are optimistic about democracy, but they're not sure this election will change and a thank the 793000 registered voters in to a to but in the run up to the elections. local media was suggesting that the turn it could be a lot lower than in previous years. and september's elections. there were 307 candidates for parliamentary seats in these elections that are 207. so i'm not suggesting that that's an indication that can we can use and the potential politicians are losing faith in the political system. both those likely, honestly, they are hoping to awaits political love. john will find them a break, but somebody met it's getting harder to stay up to mr. lot madison, does he have a great city? heavy shilling continues, incidents, capital call to him. fighting is intensifying between the army and the paramilitary record support forces. presidents of reporting widespread losing to the neighboring chad has taken in the largest number of refugees from sudan, tens of thousa