how did the late, great hall of fame broadcaster harry carrie make an appearance to sing take me out to the ball game, considering he left us more than 25 years ago. all the highlights and the company who haul graphically -- holographically made it happen next. dow jones industrial popping 362 and close to session highs for all three indexes, nasdaq up 259. we're coming right back. don't go away. liz: fox business alert, markets continuing their surge in the final day of trading for the week. you can see dow jones industrials up 351. let's check s and p up 61 and the nasdaq nice percentage gainer, 233 points or a jump of 1.8%. we need to look at shares of electric van maker rivean and down a quarter and a percent after revving higher in a percentage and trip until the second quarter $1.7 billion and focus on the re knew beat and they were pleased with 120,000 and offering purchase agreements to lock in fuel future sales now which would allow them to quororhe t t $7575 t cdi dtockow d 6% 6ear t te x tax its thas issngs at a ving manufacanturianturo stria to the u.s. in 2024 in order t

deadly hate messages to rush mm . german or make us land in sanctions against moscow as economic harry carry, which will bring the country to its knees while doing nothing to help them cluster. like i try to appease the west concerns over the rising influence of china in the south asian region off the baiting dog with one of its naval ships. that with very well well, can see you because of the international with the latest world news update. it's great to have you with us this out. i. we start with the latest developments in southern ukraine. russia's defense ministry warrants that key of the plans, a provocation at a nuclear power plant. the next 24 hours to coincide with the un secretary general's visit. take here. i mean, he's just all brushes, defense ministry is under the impression that ukraine, along with its patrons, is planning to play the provocation cards, but causing what they consider a minor accident at the nuclear power plant, when thereby disrupting the normal and safe operation of the facility. while putting the blame on russia, the defense ministry also was that key of has

. >> steve: that's harry carrie as a hologram. >> ainsley: hey, will. >> will: it was harry carrie.erday in iowa i run into bus field who was an actor in the 1989 field of dreams movie. of course, ken griffey jr. and his father ken griffey had a catch right there at the start of the game. i got talk to them for a moment after that. special moment for stars. but, not just for stars. as you walk around here ainsley, brian, steve, what's really, really special is to see all of the fathers and sons and some fathers and daughters having a catch, spending some time together. last year when i was with you, it was all about the movie coming to life it really resonated for me this year to see the theme come to life. the theme of fathers and sons of parents and (. i got have a special moment which we will play for you a little bit later with the legend john smollett about a moment yesterday with his father. i hope you will stick around and listen to that later on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: do you know what brian learned from that piece? >> ainsley: you can eat and do tv. [laughter] >> steve

with his nanny when the fire fire started but despite the close call, she and prince harry harry had to carry on with their royal duties. >> everyone was in tears. everyone was shaken. what do we have to do? we to go out and do another official engagement. >> how did you not bring him? can you just tell people what h? what happened? so much, i think, think, optically, the focus ends ends up on being on how it looks looks instead of how it feels. >> reporter: weigh-ins recalled playing at the 2015 french open after being up all night with her daughter who had a broken wrist. >> somehow i managed to win, but but i was so emotionally spent, just so emotionally drained, it was crazy. >> reporter: markle says her 12 part series will focus on sters on stereotypes in the female space and rip apart the boxes women have been placed into for. for generations. > >> next week marks 25 years since princess diana died. she and two others were killed in a car accident on august 31, 1997. 1997. "people" magazine is remembering the people's princess in a special edition. looks at her life and the impacf impac

the duchess says archie was with his nanny, but e the close call, she and prince harry had to carry on with their their royal duties. >> everyone is in tears. everyone is shaking. what do we have to do? go out and do anothr official. what happened? >> she was up all night with her her daughter who had a broken w. had a broken wrist. >> i somehow managed >> i somehow managed to win. i was so emotionally spent and soy drained. it was crazy. >> reporter: markle says her 12t markle says her 12-part series d series called archetypes will focus on stereotypes women face. tina krause, cbs news, london. > >> salesforce says revenue was . says revenue was up. the company company reporting 68 million in the second fiscal quarter. it's not all good news. salesforce stock fell in after hours trading after cutting its revenue forecast for the rest oe year. the company also approving approving $10 billion for its first-ever stock buyback progra. first-ever stock buyback progra. first-ever stock buyback progra. first-ever stock buyback progra. first-ever stock buyback progra. first-ever stock buyback

is good, you can see the air currents have changed to southern and southwestern smoke and harry is now carryingeanwhile, in the territory of the ryazan region, visibility in some places in the morning decreased to 1 km in vladimirskaya to four, air purification on the eve contributed to fleeting. the rains are quite heavy in places. that's what happened in tula. someone is trying to get lucky or not? more interesting, well, yes, lucky granta rocks. the wave went meanwhile in the northwest on monday it was again recorded many heat records. well , apparently, the thermometers in pskov were the last ones this summer to raise above plus 31, almost plus 34 was in penza and on the middle lower volga and the air warmed up to 36-30 eight. yes, and from moscow on the eve of the heat had not yet managed to leave the streets , as before, watering machines often defiled, conducting aeration of the air. in this case, even a small rainbow appeared. well, in some places in the volga region in hot, calm weather, such rare phenomena as these rings were observed. they usually appear as a result of sudden outbrea

at the time of her death, the 36 year old mom left behind prince william and prince harry, who are carryinger the title of the people's princess. i hope we can remember my mother's legacy by recommitting to those that we serve. the brothers who had a falling out will both continue honoring their moms work but will separately grieve after 25 years without her in new york. i'm alexis mcadams. fox news. it's incredible to be reminded she was just 36 years old 36 when she died, look at what she'd been through in her young life. the two little boys she left behind. she was really just stepping into her own rights, doing so many good things using she talked about using the power of her celebrity to shine a light where the world hadn't been looking, and it's just so tragic. the way she died. i think we all remember it. i remember being at a wedding in sonoma and we didn't have it was 97. so we did. no one had smartphones, but words still gets around, right? and then after the wedding, i got into the car and all the you know the stations we're talking about right? it was like wall to wall coverage

at the time of her death, the 36 year old mom left behind prince william and prince harry, who are carrying on the legacy that earned her the title of the people's princess. i hope we can remember my mother's legacy by recommitting to those that we serve. the brothers who had a falling out will both continue honoring their moms work but will separately grieve after 25 years without her in new york. i'm alexis mcadams fox news. the last leader of what was the soviet union. mikhail gorbachev has died at the age of 91. mr gorbachev is credited with warming relations between the ussr and the western world during his seven years in office in 1987, he and the late president ronald reagan signed a treaty to limit nuclear weapons area professor who has written a book about corporate chef says many western leaders were surprised by his ways. and he started at the lowest level and worked his way all the way up to the very top. it was amazing that somebody came out of that party apparatus who was so open minded and was so willing to challenge the sacred cows of soviet domestic politics and foreign pol

william and harry, they want to carry on this legacy. k that their mother did. >> reporter: once united by a close upbringing and deep love for their mother, that unique bond between diana's boys now strains after harry and megan stepped down as senior royals and gave that bombshell interview to opera last year. >> a conversation with you. >> with harry. >> about how dark your baby is going to be? >> potentially and what that would mean or look like. >> reporter: prince william defended the royal family. >> prince william having to justify in public whether his family are racist and everything that engendered. accusations and outcry. it is quite unseemly. that will be the general impression i think behind-the- scenes. it is quite difficult to come back from that. >> reporter: just months after the oprah interview harry traveled to london to join william unveiling a statue of their mother on what would have been her 60th birthday. the brothers were barely speaking. at the platinum jubilee celebration in june, the two were never seen side-b

focused on 2022 and helping the american people when they are passing these bills and carrying water for biden? >> harris he be a problem? you know things are dire when you lose cnn. this is brian stelter answering that question and asking his guest a question. >> what about hunter? hunter under federal investigation, charges could be coming at any time. this is not just a right wing media story. it is a real problem for the bidens. could he decide not to run for reelection given his son? >> david, your take. >> absolutely not. hunter biden is nothing but a distraction. look, the republicans have said hey, when we take power, when we take congress the first thing we are going to do is investigate hunter biden. americans want results. that's what president biden is delivering. republicans should be in a much better position right now heading into the mid-terms. we know with president clinton and president obama, they had polling ratings that were not much better than biden. what happened? they went on to win reelection after the mid-terms. this is nothing but a distraction. the american people i think are

some taxes fall on manufacturing accidents, 49% carry the load of this, jobs are created overseas. >> harrisly chain crisis, too? when i said that to manchin, he said it was a lie taxes were going to go up, he promised to come back if i was right. 230 economists from ivy league economists from dartmouth and that group to fsu, florida state university say it will make matters worse for the country. the inaptly named inflation reduction act of 2022 would do nothing of the sort and perpetuate errors that have helped precipitate troubling economic climate and phil talked about taxes, we both did, what else does this bill do that we aren't awear of it? >> they are putting in a lot of green energy subsidies for turbine and solar panels, that might be wonderful, but to penalize oil and gas producers in the united states, talking about raising taxes on them, putting regulation and one thing hit in this bill is methane reduction act and we allment lower meth 18, the way this is structured, it will put out of business a lot of shell oil producers in this country, small mom and pop shell oil producers

august with a taste of harry, moscow residents complain about the smell of smoke, natural fires swept neighboring regions, and combustion products are carried to the capital when the wind in central russia changes direction and whether the current weather analytics on the russia 24 channel can expect saving rain this week. i'm vadim zavodchenkov, phobos center leading specialist hello, the direction of the wind in moscow in the coming days will remain extremely unfavorable , the capital in a gray haze of smell, burning residents complain, both western and eastern parts of the metropolis this sunday morning. and on saturday, local rains were noted in the city. the temperature dropped to plus 22 and it became noticeably easier to breathe, but then the heat and the atmosphere returned. started to accumulate combustion products again. exceeding the maximum allowable concentration of pollutants . moscow weather stations did not record, nevertheless city services continue to work in the strengthened mode. smoke in the moscow region, as before, carries the most difficult situation in the ryazan region from neighboring regions. here, the area cover

. >> will: kamala harris is not happy the wnba player brittney griner has been nine years in prison in russia, convicted of carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis oil when she arrived at an airport in moscow back in february. yesterday kamala said it was wrongful detention of griner. when she was attorney general, kamala harris had no problem ruthlessly enforcing drug laws in california, prosecuting californians for marijuana possession. 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 har

it's like he carries around a magic de classification wand he's harry potter in the house of treason.seriously argue, six years after his becoming president that he's unfamiliar at the declassification process? >> he's going to try. first it i did nothing wrong, than the fbi planted it, now it's they are declassified. i guess he is asking for them back. this is out of the trump playbook. they are doing anything, doing anything at the wall to see what sticks and trying to distract people from the true truth which is that anything deemed classified should not be in the open. as olivia troye said in your earlier segment there is a home for these things, a place for these things. while other republicans right now, especially in leadership, are saying that this could be nothing. this could be nothing. i reject that. they know full well that this information could be useful to many different countries who are not our friends. >> yeah, let's talk about reports that donald trump is searching for an informant and, in fact, you were quoted in this article that it was an everyday obsession. who

harry in the air , if you could see well before. all because now everything is in smoke. here, here, the waste incineration plant was previously visible, but now everything in the smoke is still carried by the wind from the ryazan region, where on tuesday the air warmed up to almost +34 degrees extinguishing fires in the region aviation operates around the clock , 18 specialized helicopters and aircraft are involved. however, the fire situation remains extremely difficult in other parts of the country, for example, in the rostov region on the eve it was possible to extinguish a large hearth in the kamensky district, the flames were localized on an area of ​​​​54 hectares, the fire threatened the village of devchensky in the komi republic over the past few days. the fire area has doubled and on the eve exceeded 10,000 hectares. the area covered by fire has tripled in the khanty-mansiysk autonomous region. and harry also began to spread it to other regions. it is reported that the smoky plume even reached yekaterinburg. everything that is happening is a consequence of the influence of one atmospheric formation of a huge, inactive anticyclone, which has been circling over the european p

okay come before i get too carried away let me remind everyone here including myself, senator harrisas not entered the presidential race. at least not yet. and besides that the iowa caucuses in new hampshire primary are still 13 monthset away. and in fact she's here tonight wearing it all togetherhe different hat than the one she in her day job. she's here is an author issues an over achiever she could not just publish one book this week she published two. one of them being a book for children called superheroes are everywhere which have not gotten a copy we have them available. an emotional tells about the other book she publishes week which is for adults is called the truths we hold hot off the presses also this week. it's a story of a life rooted in social activism, progressive politics, public service and multiculturalism. family rituals like sunday dinners she still cooks every week beef stew, black-eyed peas, sword fist, to name a few of your favorite dishes if you want to crash or sunday dinners. sinema read a book knowing you all have a copy in your hands you can start readin

.l: you k may have heard kamala harris is not happy that w nba player brittney griner has p bee sentenced to nine years in prison inrush y griner was convicted of carryingape cartridges containing cannabis oil when she arrived at an airport near moscow. this was back in february. now yesterday, kamala harris condemns the , quote, wrongfulye detention of griner. o now, here's what's interesting, though. when shener. was attorney gener, kamala harris had no problem ruthless enforcing drug laws in california. she personally oversaw the prosecution of roughly two thousand californians from marijuana cal possession.ua and that's inna san francisco alone inth 2019 presidentialde debate, tulsi gabbard called out kamalad and her record on stage. a senator harris says a she's proud of her record as p a prosecutor and that she'll be a prosecutorrem. but i'm deeply concerned about this record . there are too many examples to cite, but she put over 1100 people in jail for marijuana violations and laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana. id she blocked evidence, dna evidence that would have freed an innocent man from death row untilil the co

harry and a drone strike in afghanistan. he was one of the founders of the terrorist group and had been in hiding for more than a decade. u. s. official said the cia carried out an operation on sunday, targeting the man they believe was central to planning the $911.00 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. the u. s. official says i am on als away. 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 our kinder. 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 of nothing else happens. you know campy, are launching providence united states. we're going to shoot to that won't happen. the gyptian bonds are why harry was osama bin laden's, right hand man. before late of succeeding him as head of al qaeda. but you are says he was actively involved in planning the september 11th attacks in the us, as well as other al qaeda operation

she also felt very strongly that what was most important now was carrying forward her husband's legacy. also, the transfer of power to harry truman which was, as i said, unlikely. it was as much, it was as important as anything to do with the memory of franklin roosevelt himself, a moralizing franklin. she did an extraordinary job with this, a dignified job with it. his funeral, which she sought from dhaka to washington and into the white house, then on to hyde park and rose garden. she created a figure of dignity and a figure of lasting courage that people remembered and spoke about for years. >> we are getting to the last minutes, which is too bad because i know there's so much to talk about, the whole presidential period and white house years. david, i thought it was one of the best parts of the book. alicia, tell us the role that she plays in a world, a states woman. >> briefly put, the last letter that she writes when she is leaving the white house ends with this. for those of us who have lived in franklin shadow, moments come where you must wonder what we can achieve under our own momentum. within two weeks people ha

okay before i get too carried away, let me remind everyone here including myself that senator harris has not entered the presidential race. at least not yet and besides that the iowa caucus is a new hampshire primary are still 13 months away. and in fact, she is here tonight wearing an altogether different hat than the one she wears in her day job. she's here as an author and because she's an overachiever. she couldn't just publish one book this week. she published two one of them being a book for children called superheroes are everywhere, which if you haven't gotten a copy we have them available and in a in a moment, she'll tell you about the other book. she published this week, which is for adults and it's called the truths. we hold hot off the presses also this week. story of a life rooted in social activism civic engagement progressive politics public service and multiculturalism and family rituals like sunday dinner. she still cooks every week making chile rellenos. beef stew black-eyed peas swordfish with toasted cumin to name a few of her favorite dishes in case you ever want

carrying out data collection missions like ocean mapping for up to a year. the un secretary general says he will visit pakistan soon, antonio, but harris is appealing $460000000.00 in aid to help more than $33000000.00 people affected by the worse floods. in decades, more than 1100 people have died since the monsoon rains began in june. pakistan is a washing suffering. the pakistani people facing them on soon on steroids, the relentless impact of epochal levels of rain and flooding. the climate catastrophe, as skilled more the 1000 people with many more injured. let us all step up in solidarity and support to the people of pakistan in their howard of needs. let stop sleep walking towards the destruction of our planet by climate change to they. it is pakistan to morrow, it could be your country or humanitarian organizations in pakistan as struggling to get aged to more than 33000000 people affected by the floods at the u. n. is launching an appeal for emergency funds while the u. s. has promised $13000000.00 in 8. meanwhile, many communities are desperate for any kind of help. zane bas robbie has the story from a remote village in saint province until the monsoon

harris. this is a mission that represents the first full demonstration of the system that nasa hopes to use to carry the moon surface and establish a presence on the moon. artemis is not carrying astronauts, but it will travel month long and return to earth in a demonstration of the full capabilities of the system >> we have been waiting for this, michael, for a long time for years. what has taken so long >> reporter: six years overdue to be exact and now running billions of dollars over budget. this is a very, very complex system that is aiming to achieve very, very difficult milestones as it tries to take a step beyond the apollo era and go further than before. one really important thing to keep in mind is this is enjoyed strong bipartisan support in congress and in the last few white house administrations. it supports 70,000 u.s. jobs and 3,800 suppliers in every state with every big name aerospace contractors you think of involved >> i think it is ool i love space travel, michael i hope this brings in some small way, one small step for man brings the country back together over something we can a

it sounds like the staff is carrying the weight of the presidency and he is more of a figurehead. so i think, harrishe bigger question at hand. maybe not so much about the vacation days but more so because of the fact that joe biden seems to be on vacation even when he is in the oval office. >> harris: kevin. >> we are in agreement the presidency travels with the president wherever he goes, okay? the president is always working. he can never get a break whether donald trump or joe biden. listen, don't compare days off wherever to legislative action. let's not confuse that. this president is the most legislatively accomplished president since lbj doing things donald trump dreamed of in terms of medicare, passing a bipartisan bill. all things that trump tried to do that joe biden has gotten done for the american people. >> harris: they should hire him. you have better messaging than the democrats supporting the president. i would ask it this way. if all of that is something that you want to communicate from the white house. why can't the president do it. when he is asked about his own tax and spend bi

harris faulkner. the job description. 50 hours per week. may need to work weekends or holidays. wait for it. quote, carry a firearm and be willing to use deadly force if necessary. the idea of armed auditors coming for americans is chilling. no surprise the reaction swift and brutal. former acting dni rick grenell says democrats are ready to audit yu using a gun if necessary. the democrats are anti-guns unless it's guns for their new i.r.s. agents authorized to use deadly force. >> they are coming after entrepreneurs and small business owners and coming after our middle class hard working americans. there is no question about that. then you layer on top of that what you just mentioned. their criminal division with the power of enforcement of a gun essentially. >> harris: another source of outrage house democrats prioritizing i.r.s. expansion rather than police. speaker nancy pelosi announcing several public safety bills are now on the back burner. the house plans to vote on that spending bill as soon as tomorrow. republican senator john kennedy from the great state of louisiana, member of the judiciary c

. >> harris: matthew whitaker, former acting attorney general during the trump administration is in "focus" now. let's begin with how this is carried out. i'm reading there are questions about procedures carrying out some of the boxes. i want to get into the nitty-gritty of this. were they supposed to go through evidence on site? i want to know. >> good to be with you today. one of the things that is a question is why send 30 f.b.i. agents to carry out 30 boxes? and how extensive did they actually search for the information they wanted or did they grab anything that wasn't attached to the walls? in this case, obviously if they had particular things they were looking for a subpoena could have easily accomplished the exact same retention and grabbing of the documents that a search warrant could. this is like you said unprecedented and really shocking. >> harris: so real quickly, when things are done wrong in this sense, what is the blowback against the f.b.i. or the d.o.j.? we don't know if things were broken here, if you will, in terms of rules and laws. but there are so many questions and we aren't hearing from anybody yet. we have

see that through her sons, william and harry, where they are picking up where she left off, helping with hiv charities and landmine clearings. they really want to carry that on and that is part of her legacy because she is someone who really bridged the gap with the monarchy and is modern world we live in. i think that is why people work really drawn to her and you see these netflix and hollywood movies about her because she resonates so much as as the people's princess. >> thank you so much for that report and we will be remembering her, today. > >> people in the bay area are stepping up and saving water. new numbers show customers decreased water use by 16% in july compared to 2020. so far, water is down by 15%. but a state and local water agency ths agency thinks more investments into projects that will help adapt to climate change. max daw max darrow reports. >> reporter: the landscaping features of emily's yard. >> a little bit of green, we can can feel good and you don't user use water! >> reporter: the resident has made a lot of changes over the past several years to conserve . conserve water. there are a lot of people who live in the bay area

also feel very strongly that was most important now was carried forward on her felt her husband's legacy. but also the transfer of power to harry truman which was, as i said, unlikely, was as much was as important as anything to do with the memory of franklin roosevelt himself and moralizing him. she saw through from from warm >> she did a dignified job with his funeral, which she saw through from warm springs up to washington and into that white house, and then on to hyde park and the rose garden. she created a figure of dignity and a figure of lasting courage that people remember and spoke about for years. >> we are getting into the last-minute, which is too bad. there's so much talk about in the post presidential period and post white house years. that was one of the most fascinating parts of the book, but allida, tell us, the role she faced as a world statesman and states woman. >> we'll, briefly put, the last letter that she writes when she is leaving the white house and with this. for those of us who lived in franklin's shadow, we must wonder what we can achieve under our own momentum. within two weeks, people have asked

harry lippman said about this earlier tonight. >> this is by far, not one of the biggest crimes he's been charged with, but it carries the penalty that someone who is convicted of it is disqualified from running for future federal office. >> andrew, i want to first note that donald trump has not been charged with any crimes. but explain what harry means. could trump get disqualified here? >> i do think -- we need to take a deep breath, because there is not been in charge here. but there's been a search, and there could never be a criminal case, and there could not be a criminal case of the charge and harry is talking about. but there is a charge, that everybody sort of talking about, that does deal with the removal of classified information by a custodian it is a crime that requires the defendant to have acted willfully, knowing they violated the law. one of the penalties if you are charged and convicted of that crime, is that you do not hold office anymore. we are a long way from that charge been brought, and that penalty being sought. i do you think i'd stress a lot of caution. but then, stephanie, quickly going back to a ques

carried to neighboring regions. the most difficult situation today was in vladimir because of the smoke, apparently, here it was reduced to only 1,000 km. the townspeople complained about the strong smell of harry heat there was not even an opportunity to ventilate the windows in the apartments. in short, everything in smoke could have covered the eastern regions near moscow, such photos were posted on social networks, residents of the shatura, smoky, even hanging an ax. and this is already shooting an airplane, the author of the video captured a real river of smog in the atmosphere. combustion products. it carries meteors just towards the capitals of the sorbitol satellite. a couple of hours ago, even two smoky plumes could be seen in the center of russia. the first stretched further along the north of moscow. it is pereslavl-zalessky rostov and kostromov, the second one spread directly from the seat of fires, cutting towards vladimir precisely from it is associated with the thickest smog. here, for example, how the tuma track looked like today, you can’t see any houses, trees, or road signs for several tens of meters. morning, 23 4 more precisely, klepikovsky district this is the forecast for

morning, we're going to hear from vice president harris about the importance of this fun for her hometown. that event is going to be 10, 15. we're going to carry that for you on kron on $500. college savings accounts are going to be set up for all oakland babies born within the next 4 years to low-income families. and then the $1000 annual scholarships are going to be offered for all low-income oakland, public school students while they're pursuing their college degree or trade certificate within the next 4 years $1000, will go a long way the generation. fund is going to serve. they say 30,000 students in this next generation. those get help put together by a lot of people who were, you know, concerned about those underserved in the oakland community. so we'll see what happens this morning at 10, 15, the vice president also praising california leaders for protecting abortion rights and slamming leaders of other states doing just the opposite. she made those comments at san francisco's fairmont hotel thursday during a meeting with state leaders. kron four's dan kerman with more on that. >> what we have seen around the country. are extremist so-

harris cache, the tie, breaking vote more now on the ceasefire in garza, it follows another day of violence which left several people dead. i'll jacell, as yonah outside reports from gaza. israel has carried out the 3rd day of air rates on the gaza strip. message struck refugee camps and destroyed apartment building. eye witnesses say the attacks took place without warning. knowing what to say. we were praying. suddenly we found a miss island now home. we didn't know where it hit us from. it was so sudden and a little rough. israel says the target was pouting as loudly you had and that 2 of the armed groups leaders have been killed. crowded masoud, a senior member of the woods brigade, the groups motor wing was killed in rough or near the diction border. israel alters have tunnels. i'll post rocket launch sites and weapons stores have been destroyed . is liability had responded by firing rockets still with israel. civil switch, we're shut down by the iron go messiah defense system. other smaller power, new groups, are also believe to have fire rocky separate countries in organizations have condensed the violence, the un human trade coordinator for garza. this is gravely concerned by the c

heat and the smell of harry in directional air, if earlier it was seen well everything is now in smoke. here, the incendiary plant used to be visible, but now everything is carriedsmoke by the wind from the ryazan region, where on tuesday the air warmed up to almost plus 34 ° c. fire extinguishing in the region is carried out around the clock, aviation is involved in 18 specialized helicopters and aircraft. however, an extremely difficult fire situation remains in other parts of the country, for example, in the rostov region, on the eve, it was possible to extinguish a large hearth in the kamensky district of the flame localized on an area of ​​54 hectares. the fire has been threatening a girl's farm in the komi republic for the past few days. the fire area has doubled and on the eve exceeded 10,000 hectares. the area covered by fire has tripled in the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug. and harry also began to spread it to other regions, it is reported that the smoky plume even reached yekaterinburg. everything that is happening is a consequence of the influence of one atmospheric formation of a huge inactive anticyclone, which circles over the part of russia and

harry's smell may remain in moscow next week. and even reaching the peak at its beginning is all because of the winds that carry smoke from fires froman region, the authorities of the capital have already sent more than 200 rescuers, almost 80 pieces of equipment, to help, however, the capital region itself is also waiting for a fire hazardous time for the next few days. next week, the thermometers in moscow will reach plus 32 and above during the day. well, this morning, when the air briefly breathed coolness in moscow, the traditional half marathon took part in the race took thousands of lovers of an active healthy lifestyle, and the route passed through the most beautiful places near the walls of the kremlin, the cathedral of christ the savior and the bolshoi theater , tatyana proskuryakova met the winners and participants in the race. , which did not completely dissipate by the start of the half marathon, luzhniki runners waited 2 years. and here is the number on the t-shirt left to warm up. it is necessary to start stretching the chest from above. the same distance 21 km 100 m, prepared for this endurance test is several months

very strongly that what was most important now was carrying forward that she on her fell her husband's legacy, but also on the transfer of power to harry truman, which was as i said unlikely was was as much was as important as anything to do with frank the the memory of franklin roosevelt himself and a memorializing friend. she did an extraordinary job with his and dignified job with um his funeral which she saw through from from warm springs back up to to washington and into the white house and then on to hyde park and and the rose garden she created a figure of dignity and a figure of courage that people remembered about for years we really are getting into the last minutes, which is too badly because i know there's so much to talk about on the post presidential period and post white house years and david. i thought it was one of the most fascinating parts of the book, but alida tell us the role that she plays as kind of a world states in the world states woman. well briefly put the last letter that she writes when she's leaving the white house. ends with this. for those of us who've lived in franklin shadow. mom, which come when we

reporter: the duchess left the uk of royal duties with prince harry in 2020, and revealed the pressures she says she felt to keep calm and carryhe engagement and get in the car and they say there's been a fire at the residence. what? there's been a fire in the baby's room. what? >> stop. >> i can't believe we haven't talked about this. >> no. >> reporter: markle on tour in south africa with prince harry and archie in 2019 when she says the heater in archie's nursery caught fire. >> he was supposed to be sleeping in there. and we came back and, of course, as a mother you go, oh, my god, what? everyone's in tears, everyone's shaken. and what did we have to do? go out and do another official engagement. i said this doesn't make any sense. can you just -- >> how did you not bring him. >> can you just tell people what happened and so much i think optically, the focus ends up being on how it looks instead of how it feels. >> reporter: that trip was the same one markle told itv news. >> not many people have asked if i'm okay but it's a very real thing to be going through behind the scenes. >> this podcast is an opportunity to speak n

carried away with fdr with a grand vision to remake the social contract. here is jason chaffetz on why he thinks democrats are avoiding the 2024 question. >> joe biden and kamala harris albatross, very few want to be in their presence because members of congress, they actually want to win their elections. the bigger problems are the democrats and solutions for a country are not what are going to solve the problems we face. the democrats have socialism and regularly identified americans by relying on racism, sexism, statism. diversity and government can be good for community engagement and confidence, but when they become the overwriting scene rather than confidence, it paints the talented, punishes and discredits the appointed all for the sake of diversity. >> ashley: i want to point out one part that stood out to me that piece he did come up the democrats and the solution for our country are not going to solve the problems we face. i also think that voters, especially democratic voters kind of don't know where to go right now because if you are democrat, you are looking how progress of the democratic party has gotten. i can't vote republican so maybe i should vote i

harris. i want to set things up with an anger issue here. we asked people in our poll, are you so upset about something that you would carry a protest sign for a day. over 60% said they would. the break down here. 80% of democrats wanted to carry a protest sign. it was only 48% of republicans. we've asked this question before and it is usually pretty 50-50. this tells you the anger is on the left more than it is on the right. here are the word clouds from the various protest signs. the democratic side, it is one phrase that jumps out over all else, women's rights. if you look over there, you see a lot of the dobbs decision influencing those protest signs. now, on the right here, not anything as dominant. impeach biden is up top. i'm going to put them together, though, so that you can see here that women's rights is so dominant it's the bigger of either of the two. brendan buck, normally the out party is the angrier party. right now it is the in party that is angrier, and that could be a good sign for the left. >> it could be. you know, there is argument they're upset with republicans. there is also a lot of inner party fighting on the left,

harry said. i agree that having a disbarment from running for office, is a very immediate and necessary goal. -- 23 83, because the insect chirac shan statue both carryhat's important, beyond this for all the possible tentacles for the conspiracy that has been laid out. whether it is the pence, where the state legislators, or the electors, there are so many things to look at that are important. but, this could be a very good and big first step. this is amazing news for tonight. >> harry lippman, jill wine-banks, thank you both so much. i want to turn now to nbc news presidential story michael beschloss. michael, thanks so much for joining in the chair, i want to make sure we had a chance to speak. i have asked this question ten different ways, but i'm gonna ask you to view in the most important away. there's what this means legally, there is what this means politically, and then there's what this means for our country and for our democracy. so, understanding this is unprecedented, what is going through your mind as you watch today's events unfold? >> well, just in case there's any younger people watching, i'm sure there are. don't think that this is

harry have decided to mark the 25th anniversary of her death, together to reportedly have agreed to and attending public events together to commemorate her loss and instinctively will grieve privately unless we carryom's death at a private charity dinner in colorado. >> i wanted to be a day filled with memories of her incredible work and offer the way that she did this, and wanted to be dated show the spirit of my mom with my family my children to wish you could've met her in every day i learned to do her proud. >> and of course expected to play in advancing kensington palace and honor the late princess diana, when the designer of her wedding dress, how she will not be forgotten. >> i think the people just felt that she was like family and she cared and they fell close her because you knew every detail of her life, was in the press all the time all of these things going on and felt very much a part of her life in a way and so when her life was snatched away, resist big void seeking princess diana was only 36 year olds old when she died on august the first 1997, millions of people around the world morning her tragic and untimely loss. arthel: she was going to send, christina coleman, thank you chri

harris: and thankful he is going to be okay. it was interesting to hear the drumbeat among people. those are voters, by the way, saying things like thank god we can carryun 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 you. when taken with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. c

harry. it 's all that's left here after the fire. meet somewhere. such smoking hearths should not be left just like that. otherwise, they may ignite again. the most active work is carriedhe fire, where open burning of trees and grass is observed. the main forces of the ministry of emergency situations and foresters are gathered here, and a group of paratroopers was transferred here . if there are no reservoirs nearby, you have to stretch several kilometers, fire, fire, or use transom forest fire extinguishers alexander was extinguishing a fire near the evacuated village, golovanovo according to him, at some point the situation almost came out. the fire was out of control, they stood up in tanks near private houses and watched, how the direction of this rescuers and foresters was changing to the tribes of the oncoming annealing. this is how it looks from a bird's eye view , dry grass burns out and a protective strip is formed. the fire will go further, there is simply nowhere for the contour to be defined. from the cow comes work inward fire, the fire has not crossed this contour anywhere, so now the situation is developing in a positive direction. now almost 10,000 peo

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harry marking the day thousands of miles apart. but it wasn't so long ago when they and their wives kate and meghan seem poised to carry her legacy forward brothers were having fun, pretending to battle it out with light sabers six years later, the rift is real harry's wife telling new york magazine that she and harry felt just by existing we were upsetting the dynamic of the hierarchy. she also said family struggles and fallout with her own father and a strained relationship with prince harry and his father charles telling the magazine "it doesn't have to be the same for them as it was for me. but that's his decision. and she was willing to mend fences "it takes a lot to forgive i've really made an active effort." gathering to celebrate the jubilee in june, there was no fab four reunion the couples were never seen together in public at the service of thanksgiving, they were sitting far apart, on opposite sides of the cathedral. ♪ on a trip to africa with meghan, harry hinted strains in their relationship >> we're brothers. we'll always be brothers we're on different paths at thee moment >> the pressures of royal life and constant media

, kamala harris to give working people the biggest tax cut they had in generations, that's one of the things not in this bill that i feel really terrible about. this bill is also -- the carried interest loophole. most americans have no idea what that is because 99.99999% of americans aren't hedge fund managers. they don't benefit from this loophole to lower their tax rate and pay less than their assistance or their secretaries -- their assistants or their secretaries. that hasn't stopped my republican colleagues from telling the american public that this bill would tax working people. that's what they're saying. and i guess that's true if by working people they mean hedge fund managers. over half of whom base their business in the cayman islands or billion dollar corporations. we are increasing their taxes. that's true. but there is nothing in this bill that's raising taxes on american families, nothing, nothing. it's amazing to me people that i meet, that simultaneously support the trump tax cuts for the wealthiest people on the theory of trickledown economics and are opposed to this bill on the theory that somehow the taxes that will we're raising on literally the wealthie

and the daily mail carries quotes from a magazine interview with the duchess of sussex, in which she appeared to suggest prince harry estranged father, and the toxic tabloid culture that surrounded their relationship. but needless to say that is getting an awful lot of coverage and analysis right through the papers this morning. fin analysis right through the papers this morning-— analysis right through the papers this morning. on a lot of different “aes, this morning. on a lot of different pages. various — this morning. on a lot of different pages, various quotes _ this morning. on a lot of different pages, various quotes from - this morning. on a lot of different i pages, various quotes from different sources. some from the actual interview. as soon as one of them gets an interview, every single quote is analysed very closely. looking for a new house, may be? if you are looking for a new house on rightmove. let's have a look at rightmove. let's have a look at rightmove and see what they are advertising. the house in leicestershire which has a camel in the back garden! i leicestershire which has a camel in the back