harris live in d.c. begins right now. >> harris: we begin with the fox news alert. day three of deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse trial and the jury is deciding the fate of that 18-year-old defendant. the judge must now consider whether it should end in a mistrial all together. we're watching. i'm harris "the faulkner focus" live in our nation's capitol and you are in "the faulkner focus". a jury of seven women, five men will decide if kyle rittenhouse should be convicted for killing two men and injuring a third in kenosha, wisconsin last summer. he claims he acted in self-defense. the chaos and rioting going on that followed a police shooting of jacob blake. the prosecution has argued rittenhouse was the aggressor. protests outside the courthouse got a bit tense yesterday and we've been watching this build up. remember, there are 500 national guard men and women that the governor has called in with regard to what might happen after the verdict is read. they didn't do that the night of rioting going on august of 2020, just pointing that out. yesterday the defens

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the president meeting now we're told with his covid response team getting set to speak later this hour to the nation on the new variant. and the world health organization says it poses a very high global risk. south africa's first reports of it were last wednesday. the truth, there is still a lot we don't know. dr. anthony fauci says it should take about two weeks to get a clear picture of how severe and transmissible the variant is. >> you have a virus that has already gone to multiple countries. inevitably it will be here. we're on the lookout for this. cdc has a good surveillance system. if and when shall did-it will be when it comes here hopefully we'll be ready for it. >> harris: dr. marty makary says it could take 12 hours. let's get the facts with him later in focus. we begin with peter doocy live at the white house. >> harris, good morning. the president found himself in a rare sunday oval office meeting about the variant last night. >> are you considering travel restrictions

kamala harris's are so much worse than joe biden. >> harris: she is at 28%. let me get to that.'s biden's border czar vice president kamala harris. and now sthe is in paris where she plans to discuss europe's migrant issues as the crisis at our own southerner border is raging on. goes to france where relations are fine but won't go to the southern border where a literal invasion is occurring. another said kamala harris's expertise on u.s. foreign policy is close to zero. only slightly below her latest approval rating as vice president. the rating stands at just 28% job approval. look at that. >> wow. >> harris: your thoughts. >> what do you do to my point? what do you do? joe biden is looking -- i honestly don't know. i'm glad i'm not a political advisor, spinster. what do you call a political strategy? if you are employed by the democratic party is mayor pete your answer, kamala harris isn't and joe biden isn't for the future of your party. where do you turn? all they have been able to come up with, harris, is play your greatest hit. go covid and go race. i don't know who will

here is harris. >> harris: begin with a fox news alert. the biden presidency is in full damage control mode. how do we know? for months on the campaign trail we watched biden verbally attacking president trump all over coronavirus and how it was being handled and travel bans and all of it. and now that very topic, covid, has biden in a world of hurt with some alarming numbers among americans. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the president says he doesn't see new lockdowns on the horizon but he won't take it off the table. he is doubling down on vaccine and mask mandates to stop the spread. on thursday president biden is expected to lay out a detailed strategy to tackle the new variant, omicron. with a heavy focus on vaccines. now, though, another legal blow to his vaccine mandate on private businesses. president trump's former coronavirus testing czar says fresh lockdowns would be awful for americans. >> we need to stop keeping our kids out of school. we need to get people back to work, get people out of depression

. >> dana: here is harris faulkner. >> harris: breaking news as we have entered day two of jury deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse trial. people in the city of kenosha are bracing for what could come next after the verdict is read. i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". that jury is deciding whether 18-year-old kyle rittenhouse will face hard time for killing two men and injuring a third during chaos and violent protests that unfolded in kenosha, wisconsin last summer. the rioting was on the heels of the police shooting of jacob black. rittenhouse claims what he did was because he was acting in self-defense. if he is found guilty on the most serious charge of first degree intentional homicide he could spend the rest of his life in prison. with 500 national guard men and women on stand by now, here is a taste of what we witnessed yesterday. very vocal protestors and counter protestors crowded outside the courthouse. alan dershowitz said it puts the integrity of the trial at risk. >> when you have a crowd outside threatening jurors and jurors hearing it, it clearly has an impa

try it again. >> thanks, harris.in, the president is in command of all of his faculties, the operations coming out of the white house. you will see presidential leadership clearly on display this week when both of those big pieces of legislation are passed. both the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the reconciliation package. you see a president who cut childhood poverty in half in the first nine months of this administration. created 5 million new jobs, recovered in the wake of this pandemic. president has leading on the pandemic as we hopefully come into the fall season and that our seasons change with regards to this covid crisis. >> harris: it's interesting and i've heard mercedes schlapp say this many time. unfortunate if you have something good to say and never say it. we don't ever get to say it. nobody can ask him questions. i will bring you both back. good to see you. a southwest airlines pilot and we'll move from that story and get back to it later. let's go to the fate of the minneapolis police departmen

may even impact, harris, kamala harris's ambitions. say joe biden doesn't want to run for a second term given his age or poll numbers and kamala harris is supposed to be plan b and has to run on her performance in fixing the border crisis, for example, or point to all the press conferences -- oh that's right she hasn't held any since vice president. you have to wonder what it does for her fortunes. what we witnessed last night across major parts of cable news besides the one we're talking on now represents everything wrong with this business. van jones who i praised as being one of the more pragmatic voices is calling glenn youngkin the koefld delta variant of politics. calling him a disease of trumpism. >> harris: hold on one second. i only interrupt just to support when i can have a guest on with the elements that we have. let's watch that very thing. >> i think we will win in virginia. the race is very close. i have not seen any evidence that whether or not i am doing well or poorly, whether or not i have my agenda passed or not is

good to see you. >> thank you, harris, good afternoon. >> harris: i want to get your thoughts on wherenow. i talked about the 100-year anniversary of the tomb of the unknown soldier, america's great upons is wrapped up in the challenges in the military journey to get us here fighting for freedom. >> well, this is it, we have a constitution, but if you don't have good defense force to defend your country, then the constitution isn't going to matter because if you're overrun by the enemy, the enemy simply rips up our constitution and that's it. so that is why we need a good defense force, we need the money, the budget. we have to make sure we maintain our equipment. we have to invest in new technology. you saw that china just sent up that hyper sonic missile, that shocked our armed forces. it shocked general miley. how did that happen, you wonder. we should never be shocked or taken off guard. we have to invest in our country to be america. >> harris: these are bigger issues that flow across our country. you just won election and now are lieutenant governor elect of the great commonwealt

harris. >> harris: wow. that means they didn't sell it. you know some of those who took the surveys were independents and democrats. oh boy. good to see you today. thanks. the president's top defenders are out working hard blaming everybody and everything except for his own policies. >> it's been a rough and tough year. we knew it would be. we inherited a country where 4,000 people a day were dying from covid. >> country is in a bad place. we have a pandemic now we're trying to bring the economy back and you have all of these other things happening. so the country is in a bad place. it is a tough time to turn president of the united states. >> harris: wow, really? a piece from the hill with this quote. today's election results prompted some soul searching among democrats whether the party misread the desire for sweeping changes. republicans are glad to say they misread the mandate from biden's victory a year ago. pete hegseth is co-host of "fox & friends" weekend. good to see you. there is so much meat on the bone here for what democrats a

harris. >> harris: mike emanuel thank you very much. take a look at this. political playbook has this headline today. youngkin's crowds dwarf mccauliffe's. "politico" pointed out mccauliffe's false statement about his opponent. >> we're finishing it right here at home in fairfax county where i should end my campaign. with you people and think about this. look what's going on right now. guess how glenn youngkin is finishing his campaign? he is doing an event with donald trump here in virginia. i'm here with you and they've got trump over there. >> harris: either somebody lied to him or he is lying to you. the truth is former president trump did not campaign in virginia last night but he showed support for youngkin during a telerally. youngkin did not take part in that event and in fact the two have never campaigned together. power panel now matt gorman former nrcc communications director and richard fowler fox news contributor. you were writing about this today and today. your take on this. i said there is a lie in it. it's bigger than a mistake. >> you are

here is harris. >> harris: dem on dem crime. we're watching progressives shake down the democratic establishment all the way to the white house. the president's big money agenda still is not big enough for them. the fight is on. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". who benefits? republicans. look at virginia. dems pointed fingers at trump and each other the gop stomped in the commonwealth taking the races for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general. ask moderates in congress and many will tell you that youngkin's win in virginia was the result of progressive's policies and stalling the bipartisan infrastructure bill in the house. james carville says his party is out of touch. >> stupid wokeness. don't just look at virginia and new jersey. look at long island, buffalo, minneapolis and seattle, washington defund the police lunacy, take abraham lincoln's name off schools is really has a suppressive effect across the country. the democrats, some need willing to to a woke detox center or something. >> harr

>> harris: hold on, leo. go ahead. >> emily: the argument they are making is the prosecution withheld that evidence knowing the defense would object and that's why they are arguing with prejudice. they are saying the prosecution is deliberately trying to sabotage themselves because they know this isn't going the right way, the way that they should. >> harris: leo, sit tight for one second because i've got a quick follow-up for emily, if you would. emily, you said this very early on. you said to watch the tone and tenor -- and forgive me, i maybe putting a few words in your mouth -- but watch the tone and tenor inside the courtroom. just moments ago you said, is a possibility that the prosecution didn't put the case on the way they wanted to and they've sabotage themselves? did that actually happen? >> emily: that's the second argument for their requirement with prejudice that they are getting. it's what i said earlier, they said the prosecution has to act intentionally in bad faith and of culpability. and als

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". speaker nancy pelosi is calling on the house to pass both those bipartisan infrastructure bills i just mentioned and the enormous social spending bill today. even though tensions are boiling over as we just saw and are seeing again now, speaker pelosi is still determined to push forward with taking a vote despite a recent poll which finds most americans know little or nothing about what's actually in the massive spending bills and many don't think it will actually help them. remember, that's what drives people to vote. i don't know if democrats learned that tuesday night or not. senator lindsey graham says speaker pelosi is dooming her own party. >> she is more worried about the squad than she is listening to the results from tuesday night and these are purple and blue states. it's people in really blue areas saying we've had enough of this spending, spending, spending, expanding the government. we're worried about inflation and this socialist spending bill they may vote on tonight is

how would you great kamala harris -- grade kamala harris?aller: they never get much time on the news. it has always been that way. why can't everybody just get together and stop being like this? i don't understand it. i am nearly 60 years old and seen a lot of presidents. i have seen a lot of stuff happened. but everybody has to -- who is christie? it doesn't matter. get together and love everybody. thank you. host: couple of comments on facebook. william says, like all vice presidents she has been mostly invisible. also on facebook from randy, she needs to be out there doing more publicly promoting the biden agenda but otherwise doing a good job. not so much from joshua who says, if z was a great, she is below that. this is from the atlantic magazine, what kamala harris has learned about being vice president. critics of harris see her vice presidency so far as a collection of unconnected set pieces. harris arrives somewhere with a plane and a motorcade and secret service agents, makes a few bland statements, and tells whomever she is meetin

where is kamala harris? where is joe biden?ou, ted cruz, for asking questions that should've been asked long ago by the white house press corps. >> harris: he's in a border state come he's familiar with this. andy biggs in arizona. they have been sounding a bell. apparently they can't hear bells of the white house. >> emily: i think it's falling on deaf ears. triple digit increase doesn't include the got-aways. just to go back for a second, this amazing infrastructure bill that was passed that will settle our economy and our tax dollars for seemingly ever. it eliminates the requirement for social security for illegal children, legal immigrant children of illegal immigrant parents. it will affect about 600,000 children. >> our tax dollars will pay for $8.2 billion with of child tax credits for illegal immigrant children and their illegal immigrant parents. it also eliminates the work requirement and everyone's favorite democrat joe manchin has something to say about it which i think will become a sticking point for theocrat part

>> harris: we have a picture for you now. voting underway now in virginia where there is a lot more at state than just to believe the commonwealth for the next four years. the governor's race and seen as a referendum on the biden administration. that's what happens when your way out comes out with pulling against it. it could also set the tone for next year's midterm elections were control of congress hangs in the balance. "outnumbered" i'm harris faulkner joined by emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. mollie hemingway is here and in the center virtual seat, bret baier. going to be along a busy night for him. glad he could stop by. neck and neck race between ten between terry mcauliffe the democrat and glenn youngkin is close. mcauliffe is trying to tie youngkin to former president trump. watch. >> guess algonquin duncan is finishing his complaint? he is doing an event with donald trump here in virginia. i am here with you and they have trump over there. think about this for second, folks. it is sensitive for us with trump he

a profile of our very own harris faulkner.ing her strong and beautiful daughters along with her husband, tony harris. i love it. thanks for celebrating. two things we delight to me, one is i'm on the page with luke bryant, he's got such a great voice. i figure if they don't even see me, they see him and he's amazing. but it's my family, right? if i do anything, that's ever worth anything it's because of tony, bella and danica. i love them very much. >> such wise words from their mama, i love the last line. if someone is counting on you, come through. and i love this, i don't believe in that thing speak your truth, there's only one set of facts. >> i'm really, really honored by "people" magazine and always happy to be with you guys. thank you. >> i love this and i love that what they highlighted about you is how you are raising strong girls. and how all that you have learned and how all of the amazing tenets that your family has instilled in you, that you talk about on this couch and that you exemplify and embody as a journalis

. >> leave it to kamala harris to have her head in the sand. roll the tape. >> are there messages for the party heading into next year's elections? >> i will leave it to the pundits but i'll say this. we had great wins as well as what we talked about in virginia. i supported terry mccauliffe but i congratulate mr. youngkin and we will keep doing what we need to do on the issue of voting rights we'll keep fighting. >> they had great wins. >> harris: i live in new jersey. phil murphy was up 20 points before my kids started school this year. tie for most of the night tuesday night. so much so going into wednesday we were talking about the fact will we know by noon? and we didn't. i don't know what she means by big wins. squeaky closed, edged out. it works if you are with the nfl. his words came out of my mouth. so i really do believe in this instance that she is out of touch on what winning is. that's really bad news for democrats. if you can't figure out what winning is and what it really feels like and should be moving forward by talking about t

harris, that seems like a pretty direct criticism of travel restrictions. >> harris: yeah.m there. it's like she is separated from ity or she is believing whatever it is he is misremembering and telling her. literally thought on the same page. she is in one of those. you know this job well. she is in a really tough position. she has to defend something now that looks awfully close to what he called xenophobic. and she has to defend it two years into the process. so not only is he doing the same thing, he hasn't thought of anything new after two years with all of these people around him who are supposed to be the experts. like lockdowns and restrictions and travel bans are so 2019. we are 2021 now. have would learned nothing you? are raising children. you teach them to do things like potty train them. you bring them forward. they are not doing the same things they were doing when they were newborns. you are bringing them forward. so it's a hard job for jen psaki. i don't know where she is getting this material. but it's not based on fact. >> kayleigh: especially because bide

one former high-level harris aide put it this way.hey're consistently sending her out there on losing issues in the wrong situations for her skillset. has also learned harris has told confidants she feels constrained in what she's able to do. there was a satirical headline from "the onion" that goes, white house urges kamala harris to sit at computer all day in case emails come through. of course it's not that bad. but on the other side of things, you have west wing staffers who say they are completely exasperated, throwing up their hands at what they perceive as some of harris' awkward mistakes, including some cringy answers on israel and the border crisis. there is also the belief that harris' staff has repeatedly failed her and left her exposed. i am joined by a cnn reporter. let's begin with what's going on with harris' office. what's with all the finger-pointing behind the scenes? as i was describing it to somebody, this is what political reporting was like when we were on earth 1 before donald trump came along. sometimes this go

how would you great kamala harris -- grade kamala harris?aller: they never get much time on the news. it has always been that way. why can't everybody just get together and stop being like this? i don't understand it. i am nearly 60 years old and seen a lot of presidents. i have seen a lot of stuff happened. but everybody has to -- who is christie? it doesn't matter. get together and love everybody. thank you. host: couple of comments on facebook. william says, like all vice presidents she has been mostly invisible. also on facebook from randy, she needs to be out there doing more publicly promoting the biden agenda but otherwise doing a good job. not so much from joshua who says, if z was a great, she is below that. this is from the atlantic magazine, what kamala harris has learned about being vice president. critics of harris see her vice presidency so far as a collection of unconnected set pieces. harris arrives somewhere with a plane and a motorcade and secret service agents, makes a few bland statements, and tells whomever she is meetin

. >> harris: we have breaking news this hour on "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner and michael was emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, we are on the couch for this because president biden is about to give us an update. we are inside a two-minute warning. this is on his response to the newly identified omicron covid variant. a couple of points. right now, we've already learned that if the administration was hoping by all of the travel ban's and restrictions to keep it off of the continent, that was not going to play in. as we found out from dr. mckinney last hour, he thinks it was likely already hear back on november 10th. if they really wanted to take immediate action, why didn't they? they didn't. it's in canada. they've confirmed cases today. there are more than two dozen countries around the world and we keep building out our maps on fox news to look at those red dots were at spreading. as a president of south africa has said, why kick in the pet might travel ban's now former president was been very criticaf them? you know you have people pop

emily: that's right, harris.out for viewers, we just heard the judge addressing an issue last night where a ma'am claiming to be morrison, saying he was msnbc, initially pulled over after running a red light, chasing the juror bus, when pulled over for running the red light he claimed he was under orders to follow the jury bus, part of his position with msnbc. subsequently he's been cited for traffic violations. the matter is under further investigation and msnbc is banned from the courthouse for the duration of this hearing -- this trial. kayleigh, your thoughts? >> what has this led to? this media circus. they have so poorly misbehaved. that means joy reed will have no facts for her show, not in the courtroom, she's been among the work defenders to defame this young man among others at her network but how poorly the media has misbehaved. the judge as well, led to threats against the judge. i read one such threat yesterday. i have another here obtained by the washington examiner. someone sent to the judge and hi

the key here, harris, is who initiated the threat and was his response reasonable. >> harris: two things. one for anybody watching i want the take us back to the video on the screen. we haven't seen it in a while on august 25, 2020. you see police and swat and riot gear. to set this up again the demonstrations erupted after the kenosha police officer shot and wounded jacob blake. we saw it playing out in different cities. this type of reaction. the episode captured on cell phone video was protests across the country about police abuse of black americans. during those reports before those cases had been adjudicated, any of them. the nation was what i would describe and we've talked about it before at a tender spot and dealing with a lot of emotion. we know from when the prosecution had the realm there in the courtroom a trained paramedic who was shot and survived. one of the three people shot, two did not survive, testified he thought kyle rittenhouse was an active shooter. so i just want to put that in there, too, and work that through what we're seeing today, please. >> i tell you, that

. >> harris: he is not being shown the polls, he also said that. it's somebody's job to prepare them to take questions, i don't know, but what we do know is in glasgow he said, i've been instructed to do blah, blah, blah. it's not a crime to get a list of reporters in the room but then when you're instructed to do something and you actually articulate that, that's a trend line that maybe doesn't help you. the category of strength, isn't that what we are talking about when we drill down into the numbers for the polling, they chose a people don't feel like this president can handle a crisis, above 50% of them. and it's a healthy number of democrats in the polling, so we've been told. you can drill down into it and see that these kitchen table issues that charlie and emily have talked about affect everybody but the idea that a person is not ready to handle a crisis, when you have several crises going on simultaneously, that's problematic. and one more thing with regard to something you brought up. are we seeing a shift for democrats? and maybe this wi

one's heart goes out to the young princes, william and harry. >> william and harry, indeed. know whether the princes themselves would have been told yet but certainly the prince of wales has been told and the queen would have been told about it as well. >> the news came through directly from paris from 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 was a woman he had loved and there was also this feeling of oh, my god, i'm going to get blamed for this. >> the marriage was over, but he still felt a huge obligation towards her, mainly in the shape of his sons who were sleeping a few yards away. >> the queen and prince charles got up and talked together, discussed whether they should tell the boys. and i think what rightly charles decided, what is the point of waking up the boys now? we don't know the truth of it. we'll wait until the morning. he chose, i believe, to talk to william first, his eldest, which is understandable and toget

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>> harris, good afternoon to your.he might not know the number of covid positive released into th public is because they don't test everybody. when they're being apprehended out here on the front lines, they're not being tested before they're put on buses you only people we see testing them are ngos, that catholic charity out here in the mcallen area was testing them before they were put on buses or planes, but we just had a group of 200 here apprehended this morning. the border patrol left about 50 minutes ago. not a single person was covid tested out here in the field where the only signs that there ever actually covid tested is when they're showing obvious symptoms, flulike symptoms that sort of thing. it's the various ngos doing mos of the testing. i believe i heard secretary mayorkas say that that they are partnering with different ngos doing that sort of a thing, but keep in mind that's not a perfect solution. we remember that incident over the where the catholic charity was testing them here and than quietly put

>> harris comes into this job.he's the vice president, she's been in public life for almost two decades, san francisco d.a., california attorney general, united states senator from california, vice president. almost none of the people who worked with her in any of those previous jobs are with her on her staff now. that is very unusual now. in contrast to biden who has people working for him now who have been around for decades. but for harris she is aware that things are sometimes not going well. she is aware that there are people playing off each other in her office sometimes. that gives her a sense of isolation. she falls back sometimes on her family. of course, her family is not ji random people. her sister is very accomplished, a leader on domestic policy and worked for the aclu. her brother-in-law was a high-ranking official in the justice department in barack obama's second term. so these are people who she knows, knows what they're talking by but we sort of got used to it in the trump days of family members

and johnson's relations with harry are probably summed up by what happens the very next year when harry burns wife dies. johnson goes to the funeral and after the funeral harry's car is driving away, the president of the united states, lyndon johnson, bends over and kisses the old man's hand. we are talking about a politician who is not afraid to do anything that was necessary to get somebody on his side. there is a lot of material that history would be interested in. in those archives at the lyndon johnson library. i will tell you one piece of material that is there in the exhibit on the second floor of this building right now, it is a manuscript written out by me. his life was in 1948 election now in the house and senate for 11 years and really isn't getting anywhere the house is too slow for his admissions. he decides to run for president against the most popular governor in the history of texas and at the end, this is the election that johnson and with the effect of the politics at the end of the election he is 30000 votes behind. he thought stealing votes in the mexican sections of

people who care for harris are getting frantic. -- then jen psaki desperate tweet defending harris as a vital partner and bold leader. that only made it worse from is no human being is thinking kamala harris is working with biden because he is a bold leader. they had to prop up pete buttigieg who took 2 months off during a crisis. the administration had to pull in the former new orleans mayor on oversee the infrastructure bill. and senator who wants to buy a vowel on gas prices. >> the president is looking at evaluating all of his options limits as they may be in the united states. >> laura: looking into oatmeal bowl? go to the gas bump. one incompetent after another. blinken looks like a fawn in the spotlight who lost his mother. and john kerry who is now in a position of out-sized authority really to give china whatever it wants for vague assurances on the climb. and milley and aunt. -- austin. they are looking for extremists in our own ranks. still no accountability for 13 dead americans or the 120,000 unvetted afghans flooding our communities after the withdrawal from afghanistan.

that says it all. >> harris: so true. bill, i know that the history that you have, having worked in the white house. i have always been curious when you are speechwriter, there are always those people who are helpful or inspiring, or maybe even make it into the speech. what is your history with colin powell, with regard to that. i know your paths cross for just a short period of time, but they did cross. >> bill: it was unfortunately very short. my paths cross with them twice. once when i was working for national review in washington. ident with him as a lot of other reporters. and then i joined the bush administration, but it was in the second term, just as he was leaving. i did not have it. i wish i did, because as a presidential speechwriter, you have a lot of interactions with the secretaries giving their thoughts on things. so unfortunately, i did not have that experience with him directly, working with him as part of the bush white house. i will say, i think he has been unfairly maligned for his report to united nat

the biden people say it's harris's fault and harris's people say if only he was using her correctly.mbarrassment. but she is working with joe biden who accomplished almost nothing. just watching him in public in a non-scripted environment, it's frightening frankly. to think this the commander-in-chief and to know that our opponents are on the planet are watching the same tv coverage. to me, this is an amazing moment for probably the worst vice-president in american history. >> sean: they have this conflick that is obviously going on. joe at 35% on average -- she is a low 28%. i would say afghanistan is the reason. the economy is the reason. more people dead from covid in 2021 than 2020 is the reason. the chaos at the border. inflation and the high cost of energy because of their policies. all of these issues preventible. they could fix it if they go back to the trump policies that work. we know that won't happen. how do they dig themselves out of this hole if they are not willing to change? >> well, there is no evidence that they will dig themselves out. a major liberal publication s

harry had basically become the new diana.a witness in legal cases against the news of the world and the sun brought by prince harry and others which claim how harry became a victim of media intrusion from his teenss. the duke is also taking legal action against mirror group newspapers. gavin burrows says he targeted davy for news of the world. there was a lot of voice mail hacking going on l and surveillance going on on chelsy davy, - on her phones, chelsy. would brag to her friends when she was going to see him. and so her life became an object of obsession for you guys as well? yeah, medical records, i had she had an abortion, sexual diseases, ex—boyfriends, vet 'em, check 'em, _ i basically was part of a group of people that robbed him i of his normal teenage years. good to meet you. how are you? the lawyer representing the group of litigants which includes prince harry says that while most victims of hacking have settled, some have not. certain claiments want to have their day in court and want to see there be a trial so

. >> the reason kamala harris held that title for less than 90 minutes and the message her childhood friend wants to send her. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this friday, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the jury ruled. kyle rittenhouse, not guilty. who shot and killed two people in kenosha last year, a freeman, rittenhouse broke down in tears as the judge red that verdict, outside the courthouse, there was mixed reaction. here in the bay area, people are starting to gather in oakland to condemn that verdict. we have more from oakland. and cheryl, there must be some level of discontent, disappointment, in that, from some people there. >> reporter: there is. the protesters called it making a stand for kenosha. and organizers were hoping for a big crowd, as you can see, only a handful of people have shown up so far. the planning for tonight's event, they're angry about the rittenhouse verdict, not guilty, on all counts, one of the organizers tells me that this is the message that they plan to make tonight. >> number one issue

sources tell cnn vice president kamala harris feels increasingly sidelined and handicapped in her own presidential aspirations. cnn has compiled accounts from nearly three dozen current and former harris aides, administration officials, democratic operatives, donors, and outside advisers, and they describe a white house divided on one side members of harris' inner circle who believe she's been setting to fail instead of being in position to be a future president. excuse me. but on the other side, west wing staffers are exasperated by what they perceive as harris' blunders including fumbled answers on israel and the border crisis. one of the journalists behind all this reporting, cnn senior reporter isaac dovar. isaac, what's behind this? >> we have a situation where the vice president could either be running for president herself in a couple of months, really, if joe biden doesn't run for re-election, or would be the most important validator for him running for re-election at 82 years old. he, of course, has said he's running for reevection. there are people who care sincerely about h

reporter: prince harry says he wants reform of the media.ngoing case could culminate in a trial, and shows he intends to use the law as one tool to achieve his ends. anchor: you are watching bbc world news america. still to come tonight, waiting for answers. a special report on why there has been no proper investigation into the beirut blast more than a year on. ♪ president biden has nominated the chair of the u.s. federal reserve jerome powell for a second term. he was appointed by former president donald trump and began his first term in 2018. our business correspondent has more now on this story. reporter: there had been some question marks, and it was something people have been paying close attention to for a while. some of the drawbacks against re-nominating mr. powell was a criticism from senator elizabeth warren, who described him as a dangerous man when it came to his stance on how the big banks have been treated and the central bank's oversight and regulation of banks. if you look at the reaction already, we have seen, for example,

to harry was take whatever time you need to really get to know this girl harry's alleged reaction, who holiday in canada. and that before the queen recorded her traditional christmas message, she asked that a portrait of harry, meghan and archie be removed. the book claims william was shocked when he realized the photo was gone and told kate, harry would be terribly upset. it cites an unnamed confidant of harry's as saying harry felt as he, meghan and archie were being erased from the family a spokesperson for the queen told the "new york post", we don't comment on books of this kind as to do so risks giving it some form of authority or credibility. we also reached out to prince william and prince harry's spokespeople, so far, guys, no comment from either of them. >> all right, kelly, thank you we want to welcome in the author of "brothers and wives," christopher andersen good morning to you. >> great to be here. >> the palace has gone out of its way to say either it is fiction or they won't dignify it because it is not based in reality. what do you say to that? >> first, it horrifies