i'm harris faulkner. greg abbott is getting the nation's attention and keeping it, sending illegals to washington, d.c. and bussing them to new york city escalating feud with liberal big city mayors abbott extended invitation to new york mayor eric adams to witness the crisis first hand. adams said no and a few other words. with that, america's dangerous influx is heading northeast. mayor eric adams says his city resources can't take it. >> invite those who are trying to find housing in his state to give them housing instead of sending them here, federal government has responsibility, fema, needs to give us support that we need. >> harris: calling for federal government to help? that is not fresh or new, it is for them. governor abbott says what liberal city mayors are facing is nothing compared to what texas and other border states have been dealing with for months. nate foy reporting. nate. >> that bus load of 50 migrantss arrived 7 a.m. issue the green bus circled manhattan before stopping at the port

harris. >> harris: all right, thank you very much. we want to welcome to the program republican congressman tom emmer from the great state of minnesota, chairman of the national republican congressional committee. you are in "focus." let's start with what we've learned now. just how many assets and resources and how much time the f.b.i. spent at the primary residence of a former president? >> it's amazing, harris. by the way, thank you for having me. everyone should be concerned. republican, democrat, other. everyone in this country should be concerned when the department of justice has been weaponized against american citizens. in this case by the biden administration against their political opponents. look what they are doing in washington, harris. it is not just this. they want to get 87,000 more i.r.s. agents with a bill we'll vote on on friday. think about that for a second. those 87,000 agents, the i.r.s. is going to be -- you can't tell me the i.r.s. won't be weaponized against conservatives the way it was under barack obama. e

back to you. >> harris: thank you very much. unlikely support for the house speaker, some of her republican colleagues wholeheartedly are applauding this trip. >> to use four words in a row that i haven't used in this way before and those four words are speaker pelosi was right. >> i have think it's important the speaker did go to taiwan. what it underscores i think is the mistake the president made in getting into reprimanding the speaker publicly. i think he should have said nothing about it. >> harris: want to know where more chill is coming from? those proper glesives. far left senators bernie senators and warren waving off questions on the trip. kevin mccarthy, house minority leader, top republican in the house from the great state of california is in "focus" now and on the mezzanine in person with me. great to see you. >> great to be here. my first time in person. >> harris: there we go. let's start with this aggression from china. whether any of this is surprising and the fact that it is so aggressive compared with where

. >> harris: fox news alert now, the d.c. swamp is in full effect with democrats spendsing our money and taxing us like we don't count. fierce reaction to president biden's new enormous spending law. he called it the inflation reduction act. that is not even close to what it actually is. and a new problem for biden and his team. they can't seem to figure out when families will ever get a break from sky high prices. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". president biden yesterday claimed a win when he signed that massive tax and spend bill into law. and given the obvious name about reducing inflation, the administration has been selling it as the solution to inflation. fox news's own neil cavuto pressed white house economic advisor on when and how this law could ever lower inflation. >> it won't help in any other area including some of the sharp rise in food prices that have now just not gone down. they have not subsided. >> the inflation reduction act is not the only initiative we're engaged in. >> why do yo

harris? >> harris: and thankful he is going to be okay.was interesting to hear the drumbeat among people. those are voters, by the way, saying things like thank god we can carry a gun and defend ourselves. you are hearing that here in new york i'm all over the country. we will see how this bears up of the most important thing is everybody in that store that has been attacked by a criminal is okay. matt, thank you. thank you for watching a very busy faulkner focus. outnumbered his next. the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. heart disease. 17 fad diets... 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. with leqvio, john can lower his cholesterol— and so can

but it doesn't look good, harris. >> harris: so that's an interesting point. answer those questions, come clean for as long as it takes from the d.o.j. it isn't just the rattling of trust the american people are experiencing now with that agency and potentially the f.b.i. but it is also going forward. if trump were to run for president, is this how it is going to be all over again? they had better prove from the d.o.j. it is not political, as you say. i do want to get to this. this is also an interesting optic, if you will. hunter biden joined president biden on vacation in south carolina while g.o.p. critics back home were going after the f.b.i. for the double standard after the mar-a-lago raid. so f.b.i., why no raid of hunter biden's house? no one is above the law unless you are a democrat. senator kennedy. >> nobody is above the law but nobody is beneath the law. and given the f.b.i. raid, unprecedented, given the history that i talked about, i'm not saying it is true. only wray and garland can clear it up. but there are millions and millions of americans

i will say it again, harris, if anybody takes -- >> harris: wait a minute.oesn't really have his own agenda? he can't explain what's worked. he can't run because he has a burning desire in his heart? it is all because of the other guy? it's a rhetorical question for now but you can answer it next time. david and jason. good to see you. thank you. all right. so we had art laffer on earlier. he explained about that zero inflation. and how the month previous it was at 17% and that is an average over time. the liberal media will sell you the part they think they can sell. >> they have actually advertised is a place where they want illegals to come. when they actually get a few hundred or in the case of d.c. a few thousand suddenly it is a huge problem. >> harris: the texas governor is keeping his promise to make blue cities and states see just a tiny bit of what border communities are facing every day, every hour. more illegal immigrants arriving in new york city and the war of words is getting uglier and more personal. will cain in "focus" next. veteran homeown

harris is up next. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the centers for disease control is having a moment to embrace the truth and undergo a complete reorganization and they don't know how to handle a pandemic. we all knew it. we still know it. in year three of the coronavirus in our lives, the cdc has become somewhat of an illness in itself. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". dr. rochelle walensky is now describing the agency she leads as one that gave out confusing and overwhelming information to americans. is that good enough at this point? critics pointing out walensky coming clean about the cdc's mishandling the response to a once in a generation pandemic is just words. one of the cdc's harshest critics with this. >> like so many things in the cdc, the left has misdiagnosed the problem and they will misapply the solution. it wasn't that they acted too sparingly. the problem was they acted too quickly and not based on science. they were reacting every week with a new edict that contradicted the previous week. the

harris. >> harris: we will never forget and hunt you down and kill you. that's what my dad used to say. combat pilot. eric shawn, thank you. the "wall street journal" editorial board said justice was served but ask the more important question now that's looming. were the taliban providing sanctuary for this terrorist? republican congressman michael waltz with a similar takeaway. >> i think this should be celebrated. i also think, though, it leads to a lot of questions. number one, what was the leader of al qaeda doing in kabul? why was he someone who has been in hiding for decades now, why did he feel so comfortable to really be out in the open? >> harris: jason chaffetz former utah congressman and fox news contributor. >> there are an untold number of people behind the scenes in our intelligence agencies that were able to pull this off. the ability of america to hunt you down anywhere on the planet is second to none. i applaud the president for taking the shot. he said and told america and the world that al qaeda was no longer present in afghanistan. nob

here is harris faulkner. >> harris: dire warnings for democrats now. that so-called inflation reduction act has passed. the poll it will tax mower grab that sics the i.r.s. on middle class families may backfire in november. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". it is a nearly $740 billion energy and healthcare bill squeaking by the senate. vice president kamala harris had to cast the deciding vote in the evenly divided senate. democrats wasted no time taking a bow. >> at last we have arrived and we are elated. every member of my caucus is elated about what happened because we really have changed the world in a way that you rarely get an opportunity to do that. it is going to make a difference to my grandkids. the world will be a better place for my grandchildren because of what we did today. >> harris: many economists paint a very different picture from he just said calling the inflation reduction act saying it will do exactly the opposite and republicans are warning the legislation will wind up raising taxes on the middle class. >>

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. unprecedented, the feds storming the private home of former president donald trump. the backlash is fierce with deafening claims of a double standard and political motives by the united states justice department. are we watching the highest law enforcement agencies in our nation target people they simply don't like or agree with? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the f.b.i. executed that search warrant on donald trump's florida estate yesterday. agents cracked open saves and took boxes of documents from the former president's current primary residence. here is what trump said in a statement. prosecutorial misconduct. the weaponization of the justice system and attack by radical left democrats who doont want me to run for president in 2024. many echo that sentiment today. >> what you have right now is an unchecked democrat party. most americans right now are horrified. they are doing it because the establishment is terrified of president donald trump. he doesn't

harris faulkner is up next. here she is. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. unacceptable and far too often dangerous. new southern border numbers showing our sovereign nation on a collision course with the 2 million mark. a political fight hotter than ever right now over where exactly that flood of illegal immigrants should go once they are here. and told to be free to move about the country. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". border patrol agents made nearly 200,000 apprehensions just last month. with just weeks to go in the fiscal year we are on a bull's-eye track to hit 2 million arrests of illegals and beyond for the first time ever. the numbers don't lie. neither does the video. fox cameras capturing this footage. it shows 20 people bailing out of a single vehicle during a human smuggling pursuit with texas troopers. new york struggling with the people bused in by the texas governor to make his point of what they go through every day. the cover of the "new york post," border to the broadway. the outlet with a report on taxpayers foo

>> harris: tensions with china quickly escalating. we are awaiting reaction with china's live fire drill around i want to be or the massive show of force held nancy pelosi's trip to the governing island. you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner with my cohost and wake up on oh, kayleigh mcenany. also joining us today lara trump. v5 hey, girl. >> harris: china surrounding taiwan. air, water, watch. >> harris: yep, they hit every quarter they could possibly imagine to at least some presence in land and sea. and precision missile gnomic missile strikes in the taiwan strait. that country's air force joined by navy and it simply creating a blockade now. and the target are said to be the closest ever to taiwan's spirit and as i said to come in they were surrounded. look at them appear here the president of taiwan is urging citizens to stay on high alert as intensifies their information war and calling on the international community to help support a democratic taiwan. and critics are going after the white house for the way it is

i'm harris faulkner. you are watching "outnumbered." a lot of my cohosts, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. the band is back together! and also joining us, kennedy and dr. marc siegel. great to see you both. fbi documents show agencies sensitive documents, compartmented information. four top-secret chemistry marked secret, and three marked confidential. some of the records seized last monday are covered by attorney-client privilege. well, that the problem. and a growing number of republicans are calling on the justice department to release the affidavit that attorney general merrick garland used to sign off on the search warrant. i'm going to pause and ask you what you would like me to do at this point, because you are kind of toggling back and forth and it's a little confusing. okay, all right. thank you. we love our team. ever since news of that fbi search first broke, some in the mainstream media have appeared to be delighted about the raid. >> i think the shortest distance between donald trump and an orange jumpsuit is this inves

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nicholas, one's heart goes out especially to the young princes, william and harry. >> william and harryndeed. i don't know whether the princes themselves would have been told yet, but certainly the prince of wales has been informed and i'm sure the queen will have been told about it as well. >> the news came through to balmoral directly from paris through our ambassador out there, sir michael jay. i think charles was in absolute shock that this had happened. he felt immediately for his sons obviously, and there was personal grief as well. this is a woman he had loved. but it was also this feeling oh, my god, i am going to get blamed for this. >> the marriage was over, but he still felt a huge obligation toward her, mainly in the shape of his sons, who were sleeping just a few yards away. >> the queen and prince charles got up and talked together, discussed whether they should tell the boys, and i think quite rightly charles decided that what was the point of waking up the boys right now, we don't know the truth of it, we'll wait till the morning. he chose i believe to talk to william fi

>> harris: dr. saphier, i know we can get into the politics but i want to talk about the height of the pandemic. medications for diabetes and those countries we are still capitulating to a company that hated country that hates us. >> nicole: you hit the nail on the head. i think a visit at this level is way overdue. taiwan is a true ally to not only the united states but to the world. they tried to alert us about the out break. paternal item people died. the way that this white house is completely turn their back on the free people of taiwan. now they have the military strength to back it up and unfortunately the military state remains depended on china and a lot of our imports. what are they doing right now? they're trying to cut off taiwan. this reminds us we need to be stop being so relied on the communist party. >> harris: you talked about what former president donald trump did. what leverage do we have. by the way, we didn't even get to all of the fentanyl. they are killing our young people her

hello, everybody, i'm kayleigh mcenany here with my cohost harris faulkner.o joined jackie tienda, michelle to foia command todd piro to kick out the week. republicans are blasting the massive spending plan that just narrowly passed in the senate, calling it an economic assault on the middle class and warning that democrats will pay the price for it in the midterms. not one g.o.p. and are voted in favor of the nearly $740 billion spending bill. meanwhile vice president kamala harris had to come in and break the 50/50 tie. >> on this vote, the yeas are 50 and the nays are 50, the senate being equally divided the vice president votes in the formative in the bill as amended is passed. that vote came after a marathon 16 hours session over the weekend, they called it vote aroma word demo republicans add tried to plan amendments and when it was all over the package still contain hundreds of billions of dollars from climate change, deficit reduction, and tax hikes. the supersize of the irs adding 807,000 agents while the democrats are putting themselves in the back

along with emily compagno and harris faulkner and also kennedy and gianno caldwell.begin with another foreign policy crisis growing under president biden's watch. have won scrambling just this morning after officials there is a nearly 50 chinese planes entered taiwan's air defense zone and an aggressive move. today's publication followed a show of force differently from the communist regime when at least 11 chinese missiles landed waters to the north, south and east of taiwan. secretary of state anthony blinken calling the exercises a "significant escalation and a furious china has suspended the lead with the united states on issues ranging from climate change that military relations. all this after nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan which china calls an egregious provocation. president biden's response to growing crisis is raising questions. >> reporter: when russia was getting aggressive, the president without telling putin don't do it and now john is getting aggressive around taiwan and we are not hearing anything like that from the president. >> i beg to differ. we ha

now they are inmates, criminals, end of story. >> harris: and they are going to the d.c.ld be like momentarily incarcerated person. >> exactly good i just don't understand what she has time for this. well, actually our team -- can we put it up? it's the governor mocked for tweeting this picture of herself barbecuing in a white dress but i'm a girl who loves fashion at the barbecue, i'm a southerner. but i think the point people are making in this, kaylee kim is it just does not look authentic. it is clear that she is a politician. >> it looks totally faked. i don't know that you wear a white dress like that when you're barbecuing but maybe she does. abdicate responsibility for the state of new york and what a life, what a job you have. even mayor adams is saying to overturn the bear locks will law, where is she in this? where is she in calling on for decide she cannot because she has the authority to actually fire him. there's so much she can do in the look of barbecuing will new york city goes to you know what down south. it's not a good look. >> think it was -- it kind

yes, that came from light-horse harry lee. robert lee's mother was a virginia carter and the carters -- the carters were the first among the first families of virginia. robert lee himself embarked on a military career entering west point in 1825. he did so marvelously well that he was commissioned upon graduation in 1829, into the elites corps of engineers, were he undertook a series of coastal engineering projects that ranged from georgia to new york city to the st. louis waterfront. he earned his most impressive military bouquets, however, serving under winfield scott in the mexican war, acting as scott's chief aide in the dramatic campaign from the coast at veracruz to mexico city in 1847. from there, robert lee served as superintendent of west point. and from 1857 to 1861, he was the lieutenant colonel of the second cavalry. and then, for a brief period, he was also colonel of the first u.s. cavalry. then, with the outbreak of the civil war, he was offered field command of the united states forces in dealing with the seces

harry quest if nothing else, ambitious.telligent, he was skillful, he was brave almost to the place of recklessness. he went to princeton college, i get harry lee as part of the princeton heritage but he no sooner graduated from princeton in the revolutionary war breaks out. he volunteers service and takes command of a company of course that grows into a mixed lesion of infantry and serves under washington and washington is deeply impressed by harry lee. when washington has to reorganize the campaign for the revolutionary, he turns to his great friend, nathaniel and with green, he says harry. the story of the revolutionary is very much a story written by nathaniel green and white house harry please help. it was after the revolution life started to come apart. at first, it looks like everything is swimming. he marries matilda lee, she's a cousin of his and matilda lee is the mayor of stratford hall which is how white house harry comes to be the man in control. yet white house harry had a real gift for botching things financi

today we got up, everything was closed, because harry just smells very heavy., of course, i didn’t want a repeat of the tenth year of this, experts say it will not happen again. all peatlands are flooded after 2010, a hydraulic structure was built, on which we are now to keep water in the ditches, the water spreads and moistens the peatlands. well, due to the drought that has been raging in the moscow region for several weeks now, there is still a risk of fire. therefore, experts measure moisture content daily. we see the device shows 52% humidity. that is, peat is now sushi than usual, so it is enough to throw a match or a cigarette butt that a major fire has occurred. tomorrow he returns to moscow. the heat in the coming days is expected to be up to +33. the last fifth level of fire danger is being introduced. in the last week alone , 55 forest fires with a total area of ​​​​25 hectares were recorded in the moscow region, six more fires occurred this morning, fortunately they were quickly extinguished. in all cases, the cause of the fire was the human factor.

has cut ties with his father harry told me i lost my father.g all this, the poison arrows reached their target surrounded by the prince. charles was noted to be sorry. if harry truly believes this to be the case, the british press are once again talking about the calculated slyness of my goon, and ruthlessly using the modern obsession with identity politics to fuel negative stereotypes about britain and turn it to their advantage. at the same time, of course, continuing to enjoy the privileges of status and titles, which she, according to her own statements, despises from the late princess diana despite all the difficulties. there was a real reason to be offended by the royal family where they are really a different attitude to the unofficial memorial in her honor in paris today, flowers are being carried. it was a big loss. for a lot of people. she was a real people's princess, a tragedy 25 years ago, the mercedes she was driving at high speed crashed into this support in the tunnel. under the bridge of flax, doctor frederic miliet provided fi

i'm in a while. harry is killed in a drone strike in afghanistan. after years in hiding ah hello, i'm claire richardson, a warm welcome to the show. us how speaker nancy pelosi has landed in taiwan after a week. so speculation over whether she would visit the island they jane has called the move a major political provocation and says it will launch targeted military operations in response to defense ministry says $21.00 chinese jets have entered what it calls its air defense zone. low season says her visit reflects america's unwavering commitment to supporting ty, ones vibrant democracy. so let's dive right into this. i'm joined in the studio by de leon, chief international editor, richard walker. ah, and in taipei, we have south sung hon dw correspondent covering the story for us. so i wanna begin with you. can you give us an update with the latest from taipei on this visit? as you have mentioned shortly after nancy pelosi lenders, she issue a press release to her office announcing her visit to taiwan. joso said the visit to town is in keeping with

i man owls, our harry and adrian strike in afghanistan. he was one of the founders of the terrace group and had been in hiding for more than a decade. us officials said the c, i carried out an operation on sunday targeting the man they believe was central to planning the 911 attacks in the heart of this wealthy cobble neighbourhood where many taliban leaders reside. the head of al qaeda found a hide out, but not out of washington's sides. a u. s. official says i am unable to why harry was identified on multiple occasions. spending time on the balcony of the house where he was eventually struck early on sunday morning. now we have eliminated the mirror of al qaeda. he will never again, never again allow of kingston to become a teacher. so shaven because he is gone and we're going to make sure nothing else happens. you know, i can't be a launching providence united states. we're going to see to that won't happen. the gyptian bones a why harry was osama bin laden's, right hand man before lay to succeeding him as head of al qaeda. the u. s. sa

the in a 2019 presidential debate, she was called out and her record on stage. >> senator harris says she's proud of her record as a prosecutor and that she'll be a prosecutor president. i'm deeply concerned about this record. she put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and laughed about it when asked about if she ever smoked marijuana. she blocked evidence that would have freed an innocent man from death row until the courts forced her to do so. she kept people in prison beyond their sentences to use them as cheap labor for the state of california. she fought to keep the bail system in place that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way. >> will: kamala harris did not like that. tuls igabbard joins us now. now kamala is condemning russia. how do we make sense of the vice president? >> that's a great question, will. she's condemning other countries for doing the same thing. it doesn't make sense. what struck me when i saw kamala harris' tweet, her statement expressing this outrage about brittney griner, first of all, let me say i don't think anybody anywhere in the w

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look at senator harris. thank you very much for for being here for choosing washington to be the kickoff of your book tour. thank you, or actually to be correct books tour. yeah as we see the truths we hold in american journey, and then also superheroes are everywhere. i'm gonna focus on the truths we hold okay, and i'm going to focus on something that happens even page one. and i want to clear it up. okay for anyone who might have done this or still doing this despite hearing it said correctly. the first time pronounce your name kamala so just think of like the punctuation mark a comma and that at allah and there you go. and so so then what does kamala mean then so it's a very traditional classic indian name and it it derives from sanskrit and it's means the lotus flower. and so and it's it's very prevalent in a lot of asian cultures and the idea the symbolism. is that the lotus flower sits on water. but it never really gets wet the water beads off of it. and so the idea being that one can be in the midst o

vice president harris bringing us together today. in the fives weeks since the supreme court overturned roe and casey legislators have taken efforts to ban abortions with devastating cuts once is for women's health, safety, and civil rights. we know that the harms caused by these laws have been and will continue to be especially severe for people of color and for those of limited means. so today as jobs was decided the justice department has made clear that we will be relentless in our efforts to protect and advance reproductive freedom. as we have said repeatedly women who reside in states that have banned access to abortion must remain free to seek that care in states where it is equal. under fundamental first amendment symbols people must remain free to inform and cancel each other about the reproductive care that is available in other states. states may not ban abortion medication or disagreement with the fda's judgment about its efficacy and safety, and federal agencies may continue to provide reproductive health services to the

straight ahead, what kamala harris is saying about who will pay for the student loan bail out?ica, joe concha, joe needs his own media show, will be here when we get back. for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. i >> been a week since president biden announced student upon loan forgiveness. nobody at the white house explained how they will pay for it, that includes the vice president kamala harris, not that she knows much about anything, take a look. >> who is footing the bill for student loan forgiveness? >> let's start with this, a lot of the same people criticizing what we rightly did in following through on a commitment we made to forgive student loan debt are the same people who voted for tax cut for the richest americans. >> sean: she didn't giggl

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vice president kamala harris will be here soon.nd because of that, they're starting shut down streets, get everything prepared, insecure in the building that will be in making sure that secret service does the sweep, that it is completely ready for her and safe to make this announcement about the generation fun. she also be joined by mayor libby schaff and this is a big announcement for her to make in her hometown. take a look at what the breakdown of what this fund will go to, who this fund will go to because this money, it's it will give a total of 50 million dollars to support low-income students to 2035. take a look. $500 college savings accounts will be made for all oakland babies born within the next 4 years in low-income families, $1000, annual scholarships for all low-income oakland, public school students. while they're pursuing college degrees or do a trade certificate within 4 years, the generation fund will serve 30,000 students for the next generation. now this was helped out and put together, but not only the mayor. t

kamala harris and i went to elementary school not far from each other.he started her career as a prosecutor in the bay area but she ran against and seceded a long time and, to be district attorney for san francisco. then she won a hard-fought race for attorney. general of california was reelected to a second term in 2014. two years later she was elected united states senate to represent the biggest, most diverse constituency in the country. with her she brought to washington let's just say the senate judiciary committee on which she serves and the senate as a whole has never quite been the same. [cheering]0 thank goodness, thank goodness. now the 20200 presidential campaign alreadyrs gearing up fr ten to harris names appears on every list of short and long potential democratic candidate why is that? she is proven throughout her career to be a joyful warrior as she puts it, willing to take on big corporations and reform the criminal justice system. and who stands more sharply in contrast to the presidency of donald j trump? senator harris is a woman, a wo

good morning to you. >> very good morning, guys >> we want to talk about william and harry, of courseit in perspective for us how is it being remembered there is it the way it used to be? >> i think there is no big formal public events today but people privately certainly remembering her and the press remembering her legacy very loudly as kelly mentioned, william and harry doing so privately today and in part because for her 60th birthday, they unveiled that statue one summer ago. in terms of her legacy, it is shining as bright as ever across the nation and top of the list remains the fact that she used her platform to help those less fortunate than she was and, of course, it was a different age then 25 years ago to support a charity that wasn't just a case of putting out a tweet it involved a lot of work, a lot of effort. at times some risk and she pulled that all together to devastatingly good effect and attracting such huge attention to the causes she cared passionately about >> let's talk about her two sons for a moment here. and that ongoing rift. meghan markle said something rec

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. >>> also vice president kamala harris back in the bay area. we met with the vice president this afternoon. >>> good evening, a lot of things happening. we start with that new information about that shark attack yesterday in the monterey bay. tonight, the paddleboarder involved in sharing his story with us. his name is david stickler, and he and his german shepherd brutus were out on the water just off lovers point in pacific grove. david was watching some seabirds when he noticed a shadow under him. at first he thought it was a small whale and then the shark took a bite. >> that's when i hit the board, and turned really hard and grabbed the front of the board. that was really jarring. >> both david and brutus were able to get back on the paddleboarder before the shark struck again. from there he was able to flag down about which followed him until he got back onto the beach. as for brutus -- >> he was shaking the whole way, like when are we going to be done? he was just -- we got back to the shore. he was okay then. >> it is all good for him a

page first in 1992 on c-span book notes program david mccullough discussed his biography of president harry truman the book was awarded the pulitzer prize for biography and instrumental in changing attitude about the truman presidency. here's a portion of the interview. >> the number of presidents that were already assassinated why would the government have protections for them. >> it was not done i would've the government have a pension they were pensions of army officers and everybody else but no pension for the president he had very little money he had to borrow some money, quite secretly which dean cosigned to pay for the move back home. this is not well-known and it doesn't mean he didn't have money he did have money but he needed cash to cover the expenses of moving out of the white house and when he got home in order to provide himself some income he undertook the writing of his autobiography, his memoirs which no other president has done except for herbert hoover, herbert's time in office was briefer than truman's and truman's presidency covered far more tumultuous history, to under

the whole give them hell harry, harry truman on the job at the office in the white house with his people the lowest level or the highest level never gave anyone help. he never raised his voice. anything he is remembered for how considerate he was. and for small favors and courtesies he would do. >> a david mccullough has appeared on c-span more than 75 times including 50 appearances on book tv. up next, he discusses his biography and john adams for the 2001 book was the recipient of the pulitzer prize. >> now, john adams was born and 1735. he lived until 1826 to the age of nearly 91. he lived longer than any president in our history. he has been commonly thought of as a rich austin bluebird. he was none of those who is not that she was not bostonian and he was not a blue blood. he was a farmer's son who because of a scholarship to harvard discovered books and as he said, read forever. john adams it was the most deeply and broadly read american of his bookish time. let's please today remember it was john adams the second president of the united states who signed legislation to create the

harris praised california leaders and told them to continue their work to protect abortion rights. >> here we have leaders who understand. the importance. of the principles upon which our nation was founded. which are the principle of and liberty. >> the vice president's visit to the bay area continues tomorrow with a stop in oakland live at the fairmont san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. thank you again. now to our monkeypox coverage. more than 10,000 americans have now tested positive for monkeypox. >> the cdc reports every state except wyoming has reported cases of the virus. some are just numbers are in new york, florida. and here in california there have been no deaths reported in the u.s. so far. california health department officials just released the latest number of monkeypox cases. there are more than 1900 cases in the state. los angeles county has the most with 776 san francisco follows with 5.39. alameda county has 112 cases monkeypox. >> the ceo of the company that makes the only monkeypox vaccine approved by the fda says that he's concerned about the new strategy to

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