harold: i am in some instances.ike his policies and i am about down the road, i am for whoever can get there and be elected in 2024. that is who i am for. alix: is it fair to say anyone who is not president biden you will support on the republican ticket? harold: any extreme with biden or whoever it is, with those extreme policies out of the left, i'm not for. alix: if president biden picked up the phone and said come to d.c., i want to talk to you, would you change your outlook? harold: i would not change my outlook as far as i do not think he has been a good president. we have had the worst inflation in 40 years. alix: you get upset in the book because he never picked up the phone to call you. you say he picked up the phone to call you in venezuela. if you picked up the -- if he picked up the phone? harold: i would absolutely talk to him. i've talked to john kerry. i would certainly talk to the president, and hopefully he would listen. alix: will have to leave it there. it was great to see you. we will talk much m

harold: i don't know. i listened to president trump and he has an amazing calmness and experience in some of these things in facing a lot of turmoil and a lot of difficulty as presidents are. he's innocent till proven guilty. one of the more refreshing things to hear jack smith say in his presentation and the rest of what he's doing a day or twoing a was that the president is innocent and they have to prove the case. two, i lost the race for the u.s. senate about 17 yearsing a, and it was a close race. there was those people, some of my state and some of my campaign that thought we won. i could have gone around saying we won and i was robbed of the race. that would be fine and it would be protected speech. but if i picked up the phone and called three democratic election officials in counties saying find me 25,000 voteds. that's what's at stake here and i don't know all the facts. i was learned today as i listened to andy mccarthy, who i think is as good as anybody on any network, i only watch fox, but as

harold.guinness world record for the longest duration juggling three objects. 10 hours, two minutes. beat the previous record by more than an hour. is he no stranger to the guinness book of world records. he has more than 250 records. he says this one was the hardest. check this out. it took him four attempts to do. this a long time to try this thing and got to be sore his hand. >> dana: what is he drinking? maybe not. >> greg: hit with the ladies. >> dana: his name is david rush? >> harold: david rush. >> dana: greg, you're next. >> greg: tonight, gutfeld, emily, kyle mann from the babylon bee, kat timpf, tyrus. it's a great show. let's do this, greg's happy endings in philadelphia. harold, it's not bad. a dog in philly brought rush hour traffic to a stand still when it got out. look at this. they had to slow down everything because the dog, named enzo was swerving through lanes and cutting off cars. but you know what? because the police, they do good things. they shot the dog dead. no, no,

>> harold: the weather.to take the people on the far left who have to go see people like this, and people on the far right who don't think there's any challenge and let all of us in the middle fix the problem. only thing about this that's good is at least she's got a job. but this is not a good expenditure of time. >> this is one job liberals create used. >> katie: the co-founder of the weather channel who died a few years ago, john coleman, god bless his sole thought climate change was a hoax. >> dana: another thing you can do is become an engineer and work on fusion because they have some good advancements happening. up next, fist fights nudity and nonstop cell phone use, wow, people behaving badly at the barbie movie. ♪ with allergic itch! today's talking lesson is just one word: apoquel. ap--o--quel. ♪ you can't teach your itchy dog to talk... ...so, talk to your vet about apoquel. apoquel is for the control of allergic itch in dogs. do not use apoquel in dogs with serious infections. apoquel may increas

harold is pummeling parts of texas.ashed wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour as it made landfall this morning, unleashing torrents of rain on the lone star state. we're in downtown corpus christi right now. tropical storm harold made landfall on north padre island about half an hour ago. we're about 300 yards from the beach, which is up there in that direction. as you get closer, you can see the tide rising and those waves. back here, we're not seeing a whole lot of flooding in corpus christi. what we are seeing is a whole lot of tree damage like you can see right there. hours later, roads leading to the state aquarium in corpus christi were flooded, leaving some stranded. >> we're not standing down yet. >> reporter: governor greg abbott says texas has deployed emergency responders to monitor the storm as it moves across the state. in the midwest, the heat is the issue. roxana saberi is in chicago. >> reporter: people have come out here to the shore of lake michigan to cool off and enjoy the breeze as temperatures rise. a

tropical storm harold came ashore today with a vengeance.miles an hour around me those gulf waters continue to wash ashore. people are stranded and roads are flooded. harold is pummeling parts of texas, the storm at least with wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour have made landfall this morning releasing force of rain on the landfall state. in downtown corpus christi right now, tropical storm harold made landfall in north padre island at about half an hour ago. we are about 300 yards from the beach which is up in that direction as you get closer, you can see the tide rising. back here we are not seeing a whole lot of flooding in corpus christi. what we are seeing is a whole lot of tree damage. you can see right there. hours later, roads leading to the state aquarium in corpus christi were flooded leaving some stranded. >> yeah, we are not standing down yet. >> reporter: governor greg abbott says texas has deployed emergency responders to look at the storm as it moves across the state. in the west, the heat is the issue, roxana saberi is in chic

. >>> al regresar, la tormenta tropical harold impactÓ texas, hablaremos lo que va a suceder con otrate sÁbado 24 de agosto tere unndmos . ♪(mÚsica)♪ . >>> el gobierno de japÓn anuncÓo que desde este jueves comenzarÁ a enviar al mar mÁs de un millÓn de toneladas contaminadas con radiaciÓn, el agua fue tratada con hasta una sÉptima parte de lo que exige la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud este plan enfrentÓ a grupos pesqueros locales y la organizaciÓn de saludlocal. >>> regresamos a mÉxico, el gobierno rechazÓ hacer mÁs cambios al decreto que tienen que rigue el uso del maÍz genÉticamente modificado, algo que le habÍa pedido estados unidos. al principio de aÑo el paÍs azteca hizo el primer cambio. >>> en el decreto nosotros tomamos textualmente lo que dice en el t-mec. mÉxico es autosuficiente de maÍz no modificado para consumo humano, pero aporta 5 mil millones de toneladas para consumo humano. sin embargo algunos cientÍficos seÑalan que afecta la salud humana y medioambiental. en otras informaciones a pesar que se esperaba que la tormenta harold pudiera impactar la las costas de texa

meanwhile, the reason we saw harold say so far to the south is the area of high pressure.t firmly in place with some extreme heat, excessive heat warning stretching from minnesota where tomorrow temperatures will be in the triple digits and norah, davenport could feel like 117. >> norah: that is too hot, thank you, chris. no heartbreaking tragedy in ohio on the first day of school. an elementary school student was killed and more than 20 others hurt when their bus was struck by a mini van and flipped over a period in cbs's nancy chen reports only eight states require a seat belts on school buses and ohio isn't one of t them. >> it was morning pickup at the start of a new year at an elementary school when a bus in springfield crashed, rolled to its side. it's because there's been a school bus auto accident. down the embankment, children on the bus. >> police say the driver of a minivan traveling in the opposite direction crossed into the path of the bus full of 52 students. >> the school bus attempted to take evasive action and drive on the shoulder, but they still made con

harold: what is your reaction?hotels in la or every hotel where workers are striking, there are other options. you can stay with friends. about people going to these concerts, there are local people. and also micro economies popping up around taylor swift concerts and cupcake shops, pop up glitter, here in nail salons where people can pay $100, but also not everyone is getting into the concert and she's one of the performers encouraging people to sing-along and celebrate and participate outside the venue. you have other vendors making this money and their livelihoods would be decimated because they have been counting on this with the rising taylor swift tied. >> i've never said this before on the show but i don't care. i don't care. i don't know anything about this, don't care anything about this. nothing is going to make me care about this. do you care? do you care? you might care. kennedy: i'm fascinated by the phenomenon. i took my daughter to concerts when she was younger, it's a phenomenon, it is not one that

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harold really is old news. that was harold tuesday morning. this is texas just to show you the direction it was going and the leftover moisture from that had to go somewhere. that's what happened to vegas. back here at home, that was our sky today. we are pulling in smoke from the wildfire on the far northwest corner of the state, hasn't been pretty and most of the sensors now for air quality bay area-wide are in the moderate county. we've been through much worse than that in the past, but we haven't seen the entire bay area go moderate like now. air quality will be an issue tomorrow. the high resolution smoke forecast, the brighter the color in greens, the higher the concentration of smoke pulled our way and this doesn't change much tomorrow. tomorrow's probably still going to look hazy, air quality still moderate. that is the official forecast from the bay area air quality management district. moderate air quality both days this weekend, saturday and sunday. sunday might be a little better. keep that in mind, not the best day to be overdoing

it's going to be great, harold? >> harold: i thank the team, too. stuck it with him. felt he had to pay it all. turned out rookie dinner tradition he didn't have to pay it all. i wish i had been there. >> dana: that's a good one. judge and greg get you tomorrow. that is it for us. "special report" is up next. i'm sure you have a great show and you have a big night ahead of you, bret. >> bret: you know, dana so many people miss these handoffs i want to absorb it for a minute. it's great to talk to you. [laughter] >> dana: bask in it. have a good show. >> bret: thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier. we are coming to you tonight from ph pf fiserv forum. the 8 candidates are going through final preparations as are the two moderators. i'm told. one of the candidates, north dakota governor doug burgum will not be at 100 percent physically. he had to t

i'm going to ask him, what have we got wrong , harold hamm, have we got wrong, harold hamm, in this country with our energy policy? and isn't net zero even achievable ? but before of achievable? but before all of that , let's get the news with that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, a grand total of 15 migrants boarded the bibby stockholm barge today. a vessel capable of holding 500 people. it's being reported that 20 others refused through their lawyers to get on board who cancelled their transfer papers . campaigners say the vessel is a safety risk. but cheryl avery , who's the director of asylum accommodation , says all the accommodation, says all the safety issues have been addressed with regards to security and safety . security and safety. >> it's of absolute paramount importance to us as the home office. anybody in our care needs to be looked after. well so we've gone through and made sure that we're working really closely with the fire and closely with the dorset fire and safety and fire and rescue apolo

i'm going to ask him, what have we got wrong , harold hamm, have we got wrong, harold hamm, in this country with our energy policy? and isn't net zero even achievable ? but before of achievable? but before all of that , let's get the news with that, let's get the news with polly middlehurst . polly middlehurst. >> nigel, thank you and good evening to you. well, a grand total of 15 migrants boarded the bibby stockholm barge today. a vessel capable of holding 500 people. it's being reported that 20 others refused through their lawyers to get on board who cancelled their transfer papers . campaigners say the vessel is a safety risk. but cheryl avery , who's the director of asylum accommodation , says all the accommodation, says all the safety issues have been addressed with regards to security and safety . security and safety. >> it's of absolute paramount importance to us as the home office. anybody in our care needs to be looked after. well so we've gone through and made sure that we're working really closely with the fire and closely with the dorset fire and safety and fire and rescue apolo

it is not even real, harold.the table. >> she said she didn't have any hallucinogenic effects >> i think she is just trying to sound cool. >> that is what janet yellen lives for. if you see that haircut, charlie? >> i think the administration is desperate for this. they are trying to be cool. >> lets we allow janet yellen and talk about shrooms. >> obama is so cool. there's nothing cool about him. >> all right. i don't believe any of this. >> i'm never letting you cook me dinner. chaos. it is at the homeless relieving themselves on the sidewalks prudent self-driving robo taxis that are making a mess out there for the malfunctioning bots stopping in the middle of the street causing traffic jams. it comes days after the city approved an expansion that allows them to rome at all hours of the day. judge, one traffic jam. they act like it's a big problem. how many traffic jams have been caused by human beings? there robo taxis are going to save the world. it's the one this is the way i look at it. robo taxis -- instea

>> harold: i've got to check the tape on that one.ings too much, we are quick regardless of which side, people use that as a way when they want to show you how angry they may be or if they believe their position is superior to someone else. the vice president is i believe now trying to show the things she's been doing and talk about them in ways that are more effective and persuasive. i have set on the show and we all have, she needs to get to the border. the thing about voting rights come all the things of president has assigned her to do and given her as a part of the portfolio of things to do is now -- if you don't complain vice presidents get tough jobs all the time. that's why you are vice president. the over racialized nation all of us refrain from going there when we want to make a point. >> greg: the accusation of racism is because they pointed out her race, she's the least popular choice. they made her the choice when she was a black woman -- if you point that out they say it's because she's a black woman you're saying that y

tropical storm harold slamming into texas. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season to make landfall in the u.s. and it comes amid a record number of named storms already in 39 hours. they're in the pipeline. tonight, tropical storm harold, after slamming ashore on padre island, texas, now moving quickly inland. flood warnings and watches, damaging winds and blinding rain. accuweather images tonight of the fast-moving storm blowing across south texas. up to a half foot of rain in some places. and tonight here, the damage from the winds. roads flooded. and so many families now in the dark. rob marciano standing by to time this out tonight. but first, mireya villarreal leading as off. she's in corpus christi, texas, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, tropical storm harold slamming ashore, making landfall at around 10:00 a.m. on padre island, texas. the storm quickly gaining strength as it bore down on the gulf coast. harold made landfall south of here. so we're getting the sloppy side of the storm. powerful winds are b

h i love that, harold.d the consequences of losing fantasy football the hard way. the broadcaster finished in last placfitime in e in the y league last year, and his punishment was to serve as batboy for monday'she tth gam he took the job very seriously, as you see, wearing a uniform, sprinting ousprint thet of the t to retrieve the bats in the. he's called the giants game since 2003 and can now add a acd new accolade losing in the league and being a bat boy, you go boy and, oh, boy. >> sorry. in case you missed this, dana charges football game charges go wild for nigerian teammate c.j. oh, cool. he getting his first sack in the nfl and they are going crazy. oma. from nigeri this is his first season in organized ties. >> football overcome a lot to get there. i love that. yeah. you go boy>> dana: go, next weed all just do you go boy one more thing next week. i mean, are you a fan? you go, girls, go, girls. >> as you go, boy. for a week. all right, that's it for us. >> have a great night, everyone. see you to

bill: harold. >> number two in that poll to, guns and crime.out the economy? how do you frame this tonight tonight for these eight republicans? >> i think they have to give us some answers. it's easy to say you don't like what biden's doing, but give us some plans and ideas. bill: good deal. gentlemen, thank you so much. thank you. it is close to 9:00 eastern time, almost time for bret and martha and the first primary debate with of the cycle, and here we go, america. but before we go, let's make an entrance, what do you say, dana? dana: i would love to do this. check this out. we are going to take you back inside pfizer forum to hear five-time cma dove awards female vocalist of the year natalie grant singing our national anthem. bill: she is outstanding, and so is this. this is a live drone shot working it way through the arena. as we told you this morning on america 's newsroom, grab your popcorn. dana: i was thinking i would love one of those pretzels with some wisconsin cheese. bill: you can get that here. this is natalie grant, and let's g

harold made landfall south of here. so we're getting the sloppy side of the storm. powerful winds are bringing the storm surge closer to land, and we're getting about two inches of rain every hour. accuweather storm chaser mike scantlin in kenedy county. >> sustained winds of about 45 miles per hour. i've had gusts up to 70 miles per hour along this highway for the last five or ten minutes. but for a tropical storm, this is packing quite a punch. dumping a lot of rain into areas that need the rain really bad. >> reporter: streets submerged. some areas could see half a foot of rain. harold's winds so powerful, it knocked out electricity for thousands of residents. david, the energy of the storm is now hundreds of miles from where we are right now, but you can still see the lingers effects right behind me. big winds still happening here in corpus christi, and rough surf. but harold is on the move, and powerful, tracking fast, now heading to west text texas, where there is a flood watt in effect through tomorrow. david? >> david: mireya villarreal leading us off. thank

so, this is different to what happened with i different to what happened with harold in the early to howard shipman was convicted of a number of murders, ii. howard shipman was convicted of a number of murders, 11. but the inquiry that happened in the inquiry of harold shipman was hundreds of deaths and it concluded that he was probably more likely than not involved in the deaths of hundreds of his patients. i think you a thing with lucy letby and the unit which normally saw about three deaths in a year, saw 13 deaths in the space of one calendar year not all of the steps resulted in murder charges in this case there might be some reasons for that it might be that the crown prosecution service felt there was not enough evidence to bring charges on all of the steps but to go from an average of three to 13 and a year, a leap of nearly five times that needs looking into and that's just extraordinary and a beggars belief that giving those numbers given those consultants were raising concerns with management those concerns are not acted on. another question is nhs trusts looking at what h

>>> breaking news tonight, the new tropical storm harold slamming the u.s. right on the heels of hilary. harold making landfill in texas lashing the coast with heavy rain and tropical-force winds. after hilary hit california with record rain, flooding and mudslides and the new video sparks flying when the landing gear on an alaska airlines plane fails as hilary was hitting. our team in the storm zone. >>> also tonight, the first 2 of donald trump's 18 co-defendants in the georgia election case surrendering at an atlanta jail. among them, attorney john eastman accused of plotting what's been called a fake elector scheme. it comes as mr. trump confirms when he will turn himself in. >>> the miracle rescue, seven students and a teacher dangling nearly a thousand feet in the air after a cable car's line snaps in pakistan. the incredible video, a helicopter hoisting one passenger to safety. >>> the home explosion that killed the father of an nfl star. what we're learning. >>> the fatal school bus crash in ohio on the first day of the new school year. >>> the gunma

harold, with which i think we need to keep in mind all along. and that is the lack, any precedent for the circumstance ences that lincoln confronted in 1861. i mean the united states had been engaged in previous 1812 the war against mexico and so on. you could even count the seminole war in florida, but nothing of this character. and there was an attitude then and quite frankly, i encounter now that the responsibilities the head of government and the head of the military are that there's a bright sharp line between the two, that the government somehow makes a decision that that is the enemy and in which must defeat them, turns to the military and says, go do that. as if there were no interconnection between two. and that is simply not the way conflicts work. we'd like to think that the course that i taught the naval war college that i actually initiated did back in the 1970s and then taught again fairly recently, is called strategy and policy. and they have to go together. i like the way andy pointed to fact that grant picked up the idea that th

. >>> a one-two punch of tropical storms harold slamming into texas with strong wind and relentless rain just a day after hilary hit california with floods and mudslides. >>> a high-wire rescue the nail-biting race to save a group of students from a cable car stuck dangling 900 feet above a ravine after a support wire snapped >>> move over, bud, there is a new king of beers. how modelo stole the crown >>> and could the fyre festival rise from the ashes? the surprising second chance for the notorious failed music festival that spawned hit documentaries and countless memes. it's wednesday "early today" starts right now glad you're with us, i'm frances rivera >> i'm jessica layton. the first of the 19 defendants charged in the gentleman >> ge georgia elections case turned themselves in donald trump is expected to and major topic of conversation among the eight other republicans who are taking the debate stage >> for more on this, we go to brie jackson outside the fulton county jail in atlanta which of the defendants turned themselves in today? >> reporter: good morning, frances, jessica as

harold ford jr. has debated not on the presidential stage yet. we are waiting to see that. when you are in these moments just before the debate, how important is it to remember who you are rather than who the consultants told you to be? >> it's probably the best thing to think about. when you get in one of these races and we have been in races before, you are reminded that campaigns and politics are about people. i was working out this morning to the oliver anthony song of rich men north of richmond. it remind you that at your best and politics at its best response to people and they respond to people's aspirations. tonight the candidates will do two things. most of them know who they are and they know who donald trump is. they will have a real opportunity to present themselves and ideas. they talk about how they will solve problems the way brit talked about earlier today. at the same time reach across the aisle. that room is electric right now in that auditorium. everybody feels like it's the first day of school. most of the people are republicans but they are old pals. i

harold? >> harold: super star gymnast simone biles won her eighth world championships.rected in u.s. history. # 2 medals limps and world championships. she, i hope, is coming back for the olympics. i root for her as i do all americans compete and win. 60thth anniversary march on weekend challenge the country i have a dream speech. not only be great but live up to greatness every day. >> dana: indeed. we all have that one friend who takes things way too far minus a judge. look at this. all the other dogs like what is this golden retriever doing? he is going to get in so much trouble. no, sir. you are not allowed to do that you will get in so much. get a bath when he gets home. perino on politics tonight we talk about the house senate and gubernatorial races in addition to the g.o.p. primary with jesse; next is jesse. >> jesse: gigi baptized yesterday saint brigid there she is in a beautiful dress. there is the family. ellie, sophie, celebrating a wonderful day. and then there are the grandparents. would he have ann and steve. you know mom texts and to eliza. we had a rea

>> all right, harold.cent of americans don't trust the cdc and do you think that the new director of the cdc ought to take tips from this pbs doctor to try to get americans back into the fold? >> no. i'm not masking at home. i think people get covid they have kids and they want to make that decision they should make that decision for themselves. i'm interested in hearing from an array of medical professionals. up with thing we learned from covid just listening to your favorite professional may not be the thing to do. i hope platforms allow all professionals to share their views. i had covid for the third time a few weeks ago. first two times not sick third time a little bit double vaccination and three boosters. i'm out and i'm taking the subway and i'm going to events. >> do you mask up? >> not at home. >> maybe you should mask up at home. maybe that's your problem. >> i'm going to use your strategy. i'm going to put a mask on as i'm changing my mask. >> jesse most americans think covid is under control a

lindsay: texas tambiÉn estÁn alerta, porque la tormenta tropical harold tocÓ tierra esta maÑana en elormenta con nombre proveniente del atlÁntico que azota el suelo en tierra estadounidense, escuchamos. reportera: la tormenta tropical harold, de quien se informÓ en el golfo, y tocÓ tierra hace unas horas en la isla, estÁ haciendo de las suyas en Áreas desde gran suite hasta corpus christi, lluvias de 3 a 5 pulgadas, una de estas Áreas podrÍan recibir hasta 7 pulgadas de lluvia. esta tormenta lleva vientos que oscilan en los 50 mph, y se espera que se debilite conforme siga su paso al suroeste de texas, en lo que llega a mÉxico, estamos hablando de los estados de coahuila, norte de nuevo leÓn, donde ahÍ tambiÉnvan a recibir lluvias mÁs tardes este martes. el gobernador de abbott desplegÓ recursos hacia el sur de texas, personal de manejo de emergencia para asistir en lo que sea necesario, Él afirma que el estado estÁ listo para responder ante lo que pueda traer esta tormenta aquÍ en el sur de texas. autoridades le piden a la comunidad que tome precauciones, porque estas lluvias son bie

and while southern california is recovering from hilary, now tropical storm harold is plowing through texas. in addition to up to seven inches of rain, harold could also bring tornadoes. 11,000 people still without power. >>> turning to the wildfire disaster on the island of maui, firefighters from san francisco left this morning to help with the recovery efforts. they are a part of the asian firefighters association. the group is going on their own vacation time, as humanitarian volunteers. >> the tragedy happened, and we couldn't sit here and watch. we wanted to do something. even if it is not as firefighters, we are just going up there, originally we were just going to do the food bank, the shelters, we will probably do that, too. whatever they need us to do. >> they will be in lahaina for at least a week, and they will also join more than 1000 federal personnel on the ground in maui including 450 search and rescue experts. the death toll stands at 115 but hundreds of people are still missing. kristi and her dog canyon are one of 40 cadaver dog teens sifting through those the remai

the one we're watching, the heavy rain across south texas that is harold.e is franklin. tropical storm right now. 50 miles per hour winds moving to the northwest at seven miles per hour. looks like haiti and the dominican republic will take the brunt of this. tropical storm warnings for haiti. you can see the path. it goes up, lays over and meander around the atlantic over the next several days. this is sunday. hasn't moved, made much head way. looks like it's going to gain strength. 80 miles per hour winds. it's going to get pushed away from the east coast. what we're worried about, heavy rain, puerto rico, more rain for the dominican republic. they could get 5 to 6 inches of rain, a 30% shot of this turning into anything. it's curbing away from the u.s. the one is a new one forming. this has a shot at changing direction and moving to the northwest, but only a little shot. look at it. we're ramping up. september 10. that's the peak. we still have a good shot of the season left to go. neil, i'll be here for a few afternoons for you covering this stuff. >> n

to show you care. >> yeah harold, why?e when i believe they're right. i agree with dana and brian. he could have said he at the start of this tragedy he made available every resource of the federal government. to not say that is perplexing. >> judge. >> i think this is an absolute scenario any human being would say our heart goes out to those with missing family members, to those we've lost. only 3 percent of the impacted areas have been searched. do you have any idea how many more people we are going to find? it's all theater to the president. he got in as the president wouldn't react that way. you think he's going go to hawaii? i kind of picked up what trump did when he was president. he visited texas during hurricane harvey, north carolina, south carolina, hurricane florence, georgia and florida, michael, alabama, it goes on and on. this is what presidents are supposed to do give you a sense that we are in control we are going take care of this and when they interview the people on the island they say we haven't heard a

. >> so hillary has moved on and now it is harold threatening problems in the area and especially intexas. norah o'donnell has the latest on the storm in tonight's cbs evening news. >>> good evening, juliette. we have a lot of news coming up after kpix news. tropical storm harold brings heavy rains en masse and power outages. >>> plus the heat dome returns, affecting 140 million americans. how cities are preparing for the rain and the temperatures. that and more news tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> norah, salolonpas lidococaine flex. a susuper thin, , flexible p h with maxaximum ototc strengthth lidocainee ththat contoururs to the b by to relelieve painn riright where it hurts.. and did d we mentionon, it re, really stiticks? salolonpas, it's's good medidi. >>> in less than two hours, k-pop girl group blackpink will take stage in their first ever bay area show. the k-pop sensation made history earlier this year by becoming the first k-pop group to headline coachella. tonight's concert at oracle starts at 8: 30. plenty of people with general admission tickets were in line hours b

an investigation. >> harold: good luck. >> jesse: harold?s book is doing well. jason kelsey brother travis plays for the chiefs may be busy with training camp never too busy to be a dad. celszy always stays after practice to play with his daughters. looks like the kelsey minis may know how to run and catch. may have wide receiver things going. shout-out to the u.s. national women's team who plays sunday against sweden. they have had a tough go at it here. they made it to the knockout round. you girls go. go team u.s.a. >> jesse: kennedy? >> kennedy: i still believe this that team. >> jesse: are they going to losing? >> kennedy: they are not performing championship level. it pains me and excite me all at the same time. a truck carrying cans of nacho cheese was walloped by a giant 18-wheeler on interstate 30 in arkansas. and people just went and grabbed a bunch of bags of nachos. >> questions so he again it looks like paint. it looks like cans of paint. >> that's one way to celebrate. >> harold: bring your chips. >> jesse: maury that? >> marth

shipman in the early 2000, both of those led to inquiries into what happened, and they harold shipmanry was an extensive inquiry that led to some significant changes in the qualifications that doctors had to revalidate themselves every year, changes to the general medical council in the wake of the harold shipman trial and a public inquiry that followed, and yet here we are, 20 years later, facing similar awful, awful outcomes, when someone who was meant to be in one of the most caring professions has committed such appalling crimes. and i think people could legitimately ask what else would a public inquiry learn? because we have tried to learn? because we have tried to learn these lessons before when these horrible, horrible cases have happened in the past. in these horrible, horrible cases have happened in the past.— happened in the past. in terms of death we have _ happened in the past. in terms of death we have been _ happened in the past. in terms of death we have been talking, - happened in the past. in terms of- death we have been talking, dominic, about the length of time it t

we begin with the latest extreme weather threat to hit united states the system known as harold made landfall in texas a tropical storm before weakening to a depression but overnight, it's continued to bring the risk of heavy rain that storm hit as southern california continues to dig out of the sludge left behind by tropic tropical hstorm hilary >> i went out to the river out there and had a white towel and the helicopter came over i started going like that, and i guess they came back and told them there was somebody to rescue >> stephanie and her dogs with finally found after being stranded for more than 48 hours. near palm springs, firefighters used bulldozers to rescue the elderly who couldn't make it to safety the mud is as deep as five feet in some places >>> the first of the 19 defendantscharged in the jaf squlafrgets /* georgia elections k case surrendered they had mug shots released on tuesday night. two other defendants were confirmed to have been booked early this morning trump faces 13 counts in last week's sweeping indictment and is expected to surrender on thursday the

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shipman. — cases of beverley allitt and harold shipman, after those cases changes were put— shipman,ions around the general medical— reservations around the general medical council were tightened up, deaths _ medical council were tightened up, deaths being referred to coroners after _ deaths being referred to coroners after harold shipman, that was tightened up. but still we see that lucy letby was able to carry out these _ lucy letby was able to carry out these awful murders and attempted murders _ these awful murders and attempted murders. what happened here was, this is— murders. what happened here was, this is a _ murders. what happened here was, this is a unit — murders. what happened here was, this is a unit that lost roughly, soften— this is a unit that lost roughly, soften the _ this is a unit that lost roughly, soften the tragic loss of three bables— soften the tragic loss of three babies a — soften the tragic loss of three babies a year normally, and they lost three — babies a year normally, and they lost three babies in a month. it is not like _ lost three babies in a mont

harold ford junior see you at 5:00 with dana later today.hree weeks until the start of the new jersey school year and a judge is set to rule today on parental rights in children's gender identity. three school districts have a new policy that teachers must tell parents if their kids ask to change gender identity. while the judge will rule on whether to block that policy after the state sued those districts. nate foye live outside the court in new jersey. hi, nate. >> yeah, according to the court schedule the hearing got underway a half hour ago. and we have some protestors out here today as a result of this. an announcement is being made right now and see what is going on there. essentially the state is arguing that in grades as young as kindergarten teachers should not be required to notify parents if a child makes an official request to change their gender identity. it would even apply if the kid was being bullied at school as a result. the parent could still be left in the dark. the three school boards pushing back against the state argue

far less, but harold wasn't daunted. in a few days, we received -- actually, it almost seemed like a few minutes, harold's 272 words which i'd like to share with you now. his essay was titled "long remembered." provide the essence of the gettysburg address in 272 words? quite a challenge for while lincoln used, but two sheets of paper to compose it. historians have slaughtered entire forests to expound on it yet the glittering essence of lincoln's, perhaps america's greatest speech is its magnificent economy. invited to deliver only a few appropriate remarks, lincoln summoned a rhetorical discipline that revolutionized political oratory, replaced with a new birth of simplicity and made a virtue of brevity. of course, i can memorize this length does not begin to explain its enduring magic. did it reinvent america as some have claimed? probably not. we've come long way in the quest to complete lincoln's unfinished work. no one can say for certain whether he returned to assess his legacy he might conclude we've traveled too

and now tonight, parts of south texas getting drenching rains after tropical storm harold came ashore today on south padre island and there is brewing trouble in the caribbean tonight, as well erin mclaughlin has the very latest >> reporter: tonight, tropical storm harold makes landfall in southern texas, bringing heavy wind and rain. as some in southern california are digging themselves out of the mess tropical storm hilary left behind. after record rainfall, flooded streets, and blanketed entire communities in sludge. >> it's sad that we have to go through all of this. >> reporter: the round the clock cleanup continues. in the san bernardino national forest, a harrowing search and rescue operation now under way, after a massive mudslide barrelled down the mountain and completely wiped out this bridge, cutting off a small community just over that way home to the only person missing from tropical storm hilary that community now covered in mud. a source tells nbc news the search for the missing woman now under way. >> scariest thing in my whole life >> reporter: up the road, resident s

. >> ac el golfo se preparaba para otra tormenta harold harold toc tierra en ministra del padre en texase 50 millas por horas rpidamente dej su huella acumulados hasta de 9" de lluvias varios hogares sin electricidad. >> por su parte estas imgenes areas muestran los impactos de santo domingo donde las carreteras cientos de personas terminaron en refugios desafortunadamente, su paso result mortal autoridades confirmaron una muerte y alerta epidemiolgica y posible contaminacin del agua, franklin todava no termina puede generar fuerte oleaje telemundo. >>( m;usica ( >>( m;usica ( >>( m;usica ( >> pasamos al estado de hawai, maui. >> se present una lista de ms de 300 personas desaparecidas en esta isla tenemos nombres de desaparecidos y que la comunidad tiene que ayudar a identificar a los desaparecidos en el rea de la baha se contina apoyando. >> en el rea de la baha tambin tenemos condiciones feliz viernes. >> (informaci;on en pantalla( >( m;usica ( >> feliz viernes estamos con este viernes espectacular al norte estados unidos las condiciones llegan a partir del medioda 50 puntos de la mal

. >> so harold, is bernie the answer to question? >> he is. a couple things i have to say about this spoiler alert. we have incoming equality in the country. an overwhelming number of americans have been living paycheck to paycheck for a generation. in fact, most americans cannot withstand a $500 interruption to their family budgets. this is not to let anyone off the book. the presidential races even in a primary, people give specifics. ideas of vision how we're going to go about dealing with them. i don't miss adam sandler's voice on the national stage and i miss his energy. for him to say to president biden, to remind him, as you go into election season, you cannot rest on your laurels. we have invested in trying to de-risk us from china. if we don't speak to americans concerned about their neighborhoods and their over lively hood at work. we're not being honest to what presidential races are about. i would listen to senator sanders, take him at his word and begin to develop specifics how you're going to make america stronger and better over

some of harold's friends did in the press. he was involved in the battle and the headline was fighting first line, second line, joe hooker and somebody forgot about the. and then from then on, he was fighting joe hooker. he had a reputation. it's one of those one of those things that it's difficult to to really pin down. but this is why halleck didn't like him from the california days that he drank too much. that hooker just simply drank much. and the result, he didn't do the kind of that halleck thought ought to be done a by a prim and proper or a general or gentleman as the case as the case may be. but hooker is an intriguing sort of a guy harold pointed out. he he's working behind the scenes to get burnside out. but at the same time he's pretty he's he's an individual who knows his trade and he takes over the army of the potomac and he sees immediately that it's a mess. and so he spends a lot time reorganizing, doing simple things like making sure the troops are fed, making sure that the that the kitchens where the food is

and the united states , remember, we had hillary and then now harold. this made landfall 50 miles just south of corpus christi, texas. it promises to produce 4 to 6in of rainfall. now, keep in mind, texas also in a severe drought in many of the southern portions of the state there. but houston , which really needs a rain and not going to see it. in fact, we do have heat warnings and heat advisories in effect for houston and dallas. can you believe today is going to be 109in dallas? you couple that up with the high humidity associated with tropical storm harold. ooh, you can cut the air with a knife there. okay. talking about air, we do have moderate air quality today across portions of the north bay bay area air quality district has issued an air quality advisory this is all because of the smoke that continues to drift into our area from the north today in the north bay, temperatures will span from 83 in santa rosa to 85. in san rafael, also in larkspur marin city, novato nicosia, high 70s and napa, all the way to the low 80s and sonoma low 80s. also ar