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and to the hudson river. >> hundreds of shirtless navy seals.nd moving on to a fox hurricane alert. trout prompting a tropical storm warning, in southern california. forecasters expecting the hurricane, bringing that once in a century rain -- >> preparation efforts are underway at as the region braces for 10 inches of rain and possibly a 9 foot storm surge. douglas: major league soccer and major league baseball delaying, for more on this story download the fox weather apps on any connected device. griff: president biden at camp david hosting a meeting with allies as the threat from china rises. griff: biden dodging questions about his son hunter. douglas: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> reporter: president biden cannot wave off the question into his son because he was standing beside the leaders of japan and south korea. >> mr. president, on domestic matter, what is your reaction to the special counsel appointment last week. >> president biden: i have no comment on any investigations going on. that's up to the justice department. rachel: you

hudson—smith, with a silver medal.ssible. but that silver is still superb. and an upgrade on the bronze he won last year. this was the best 400—metre result from a briton at the world championships in a 32 years. but he still has unfinished business. i got a bronze last year, i got a silver this year, so, next time, gold. with the paris olympics next summer, practice makes perfect. natalie pirks, bbc news, budapest. england football fans will finally be able to buy replicas of goalkeeper mary earps' world cup shirt. nike, which makes the england kit, says it will sell a limited number ofjerseys, after it faced criticism for not making them commercially available. nesta mcgregor has more. you just get the impression mary earps loves her work. mary earps comes up with a big moment! a key part of england's run to the world cup final and a fan favourite. although while supporters could buy shirts for the lionesses' outfield players, the goalkeeperjersey was not available for sale. some fans got creative and made their own.

griff: are you ready for the hudson river swim? because and will are going to attempt it.t's why douglas and i are sitting in on this saturday morning, your regular hosts are going to either drown or not drown trying to swim the hudson at multiple points three total miles with 100 or more shirtless navy seals. good morning. rachel: we are looking forward to that. bring them in. pete: the run kicked off. we promised you shirtless and we delivered. it is a 1 mile run over the water's edge where we will put on fins and start to swim. bill brown at the navy seals giving a lot of inspirational speeches reminding us what it is all about, service and sacrifice. >> new jersey state police, fire department, an amazing event, they are all running behind this edge. we are going to bring in charlie this morning. >> reporter: so excited. will: you are hosting us throughout the morning as we are in and out of the water all morning long. >> reporter: i don't have faith in myself to complete this. i have faith in both of you. will: the mic is over to you to join the run. >> reporter: hand

matt hudson—smith. slips down to second in the final few strides of the 400 metres at the world athletics championships. good morning. today is another day of sunshine and showers. the heaviest will be across the north and west, and it's going to feel cooler everywhere but especially in the south—east because we are losing that humidity. it's friday 25th august. our top story. a reduction in the amount we pay for gas and electricity is expected to be announced later, as the energy regulator, 0fgem sets the next price cap for households in england, wales and scotland. analysts predict a typical household's annual bill will decrease by around £149 per yearfrom 0ctober. the announcement is expected in about an hour. with more details, here's our reporter peter ruddick. for sophie, simple things like popping on the lights or watching tv have become a source of anxiety. i've had many sleepless nights surrounding whether or not i've used too much energy in one day. it's been a massive concern for me for a ver

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he sold christmas trees out of his home he was born along the hudson river, set his life on the hudsonburied on the hudson and the leader of what today we call the scenic hudson river movement to protect that beautiful incredible waterway. i had a problem, where to begin, who to focus on in this book. ideally i wanted to begin in 1960, john f. kennedy running for president, new frontier, if you look at the democratic plank that year environments tucked in there pretty heavily, very firmly because there was a feeling that correct feeling that truman and eisenhower didn't do enough on the national resources or parks environment it was all boom, boom, boom, postwar industrialization, build it build it and now kennedy was going to kind of be timeout. the great california photographer adams brought his book and 60 called this is the american earth. rachel carson who i will mention it in a minute was writing as a member of the frontier of john f. kennedy writing environmental plans for the democratic party being hosted by ethel kennedy, bobby kennedy's life. jackie kennedy posting her. i kne

the conversation comes from the hudson institute. good morning everyone and welcome to the hudson institute. i am the director of the hud states to do channel center here in washington, d.c.. today we have the privilege to host a talk on a very important topic by a supremely qualified speaker. this event will last for about an hour and will begin with remarks by our distinguished speaker followed by a conversation between me and our speaker and then open up to q and a with the audience so get your questions ready. our speaker today has an outstanding career and that deserves a much larger space to introduce but due to cut -- due to time constraints we have provided a bio here in the live audience on your seat. for our c-span audience and if you want to see the full advisory -- biography of our speaker, at hudson.org. that is the website. i will highlight a few important aspects of our distinguished speakers career. ambassador robert o'brien is the cofounder and chairman of american global strategies llc. he was the 27th united states

that is what henry hudson as curtis mentioned earlier.ent on, from the moment colonialism collides with the indigenous ives of this land, things changed forever. your life changes forever. now that i'm in the homelands i've had the opportunity to come home, i cannot help when i'm out in the land to stop and think about what my ancestors went through it order so that i could sit here and talk to you about them today. famine, disease, loss of land, forced removal,ov wars, death, conversion to christianity, loss of self, loss of culture, loss of tradition, loss of language. they did all of that so that i cannot tell you their story. and contrary to popular belief, the nation is older than colonization we are older than the tales told by james cooper. he got it very wrong. it's a very beautiful movie i'm not going to lie the cinematography is great. but it is not accurate in its history. that people of the waters that are never still settled along the river that flows both ways. you know as the hudson river. because that is its name. removal

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for instance, you know, the president assumed that, that the democratically elected president hudson b of x world may be in the background as a we piece, coma, the former president who handed over power. we didn't get to you but stayed very much in the background. there was a few on we wouldn't manage it or you know, the new or new found or then extreme saying that to the front is like, let's wait and see. i'm the process of a negotiation. it's officially going on as we know. so i think the well, but now i the wait to see what happens to to the new zone. so don's military has attacked positions of the power, military, rapid support forces, and the capital fighting between the r a set from the army has been spreading from the capital cartoon to other parts of the country. started in mid april. the united nations is wanting the conflict, contempt the regent into a humanitarian catastrophe. it estimates the volumes as for these 4000000 people from bay homes, hippa, morgan has more from capital the explosion that rocks the center of the dance capital, hudson. i'm just after 10 am local t

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cameron hudson, thank you so much forjoining _ this.joining us. _ now to the latest on the severe flooding in china. emergency rescue and relief operations are continuing after typhoon doksuri caused widespread flooding in the northeast of the country. floodwater has retreated in zhuozhou city — which is one of the worst affected areas in hebei province. the focus there now is to drain heavily flooded important public infrastructure such as hospitals and large residential areas. elsewhere, thousands of military and paramilitary personnel are working to fortify flood defences to rivers such as the daqing river, as floodwaters continue to cause devastation. i'm joined now by henna hundal, climate and policy researcher at the stanford school of medicine. she's also a delegate to the un climate change conferences. thank you so much forjoining us. china and the region do get hit by typhoons every year, but this year has been a lot worse than usual, can you talk us through why this is? thank you for having me. there is research to suggest tha

so hudson's countryman antonia watson. the 21 year old pitts, great britain's matthew hudson smith. when the mens 400 meet the final watson is the 1st jamaican gold med list and this event for for to use american quincy who took some goals for jamaica in the women's 100 me to hurdles. and it was a very close finish. danielle williams. elaine to produced the season best time to be unlimited champions, jasmine to much or queen by just 100 to the 2nd williams. and so when this 28 years ago, both little woke up is on the way in co host. the philippines have made history or reco crowd of 38115. so the reader in manila for the teams. i pair against dominican republic. unfortunately for the home funds, the philippines never really lost the game. 86.81 you too. well or okay, mr. desantis say guilty as alex on the let canada to victory over from you for just the game was 27 points. 13 re pounds is 6. the 5th was pretty one sided in the end, canada winning by 30 points. it actually came through a tough, open air against 11 time african champions and go last year for type 1st 3 quarters . they

and that was with henry hudson as curtis mentioned earlier. from that moment on from the moment that colonialism collides with the indigenous. lives of this land things change forever your life changes forever and i sit now that i'm in the homelands now that i've had the opportunity to come home. i can't help when i'm out in the land to stop and think about what my ancestors went through in order so that i could sit here and talk to you about them today. famine disease loss of land forced removal wars death conversion to christianity loss of self lost of culture loss of tradition loss of language they did all of that so that i can now tell you their story. and contrary to popular belief mohegan nation is older than colonization and we're older than the tales told by james bentmore cooper. he got it very wrong. it's a very beautiful movie. i'm not gonna lie to cinematography is great, but it's not accurate and it's history. mohegan nation the mahikaniac the people inever still settledg the makana talk, which is the river that flows both ways. y

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i am director of the hudson center for technology. we thank you for being here online and in person for a discussion about china and challenges facing us there. it is about the recent report we released, but also looking at new approaches for how to deter china, given the eroding nature of u.s. military dominance and the challenges of emerging technology. joining us, rear admiral mike studeman, former director of intelligence at indo pacific command and former commander of naval intelligence and long serving officer with many storied positions including being the first senior intelligence officer for china, as well as serving as a special assistant to the chief and the fleet forces command. also with us, ezra cohen, former acting under secretary for defense in the trump administration. and also my colleague and co-author who wrote the report with me. thank you for being with me today. i am looking forward to this discussion about dealing with challenges posed by china. mike, let's start with you. the study we just released talks about

i'm who is the managing editor at new site center for africa and from washington, dc, camera, and hudson city associates at the center for strategic and international studies. a welcome to you will camera. let's start with you. how rapidly is the window, the soles, the crisis in does yet diplomatically closing. it's probably already closed. my sense from the events of alaska is 24 hours uh by the hunter, in the chair, a pointing a civilian prime minister, appointing a civilian cabinet to help administer affairs of state. i suspect that very quickly, they're going to announce an 18 month or 24 month transition to do an auctions. they have been avoiding negotiating with american officials with, with regional officials from eco los, because they want to present the world with a fair complex. they don't want to negotiate with the international community, the terms of a restoration of either president by zoom or democracy in the country. they want to present us with their terms for how the country will be administered and open to us to try to negotiate or walk back what is already happened. s

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[laughter] that's the hudson river where the navy seals are doing an amazing job here swimming acrosswill and pete for their charity, which is fantastic. they're on the sec leg of that journey right now -- second leg -- jumping in and doing pull-ups and push-ups, i don't know how they're going to do this. will cain has an advantage, he's a swimmer, but has had a week off because he's been reporting out in maui and doing a lot of hard work. pete, i know, has been training hard because he loves to win, but he lost at least so far. griff: i think something's slowing him down. douglas: at least we can see which one he is in the water. we'll be able to see them coming towards us. griff: look at that. the only channel you're going to get shirtless navy seals jumping off a barge into the river all for a good cause. navy seal foundation.org if you want to support will and pete and all the great warriors that fight and sacrifice for our nation. rachel: we're going to check in with or charly reporting on everything for us with a bird's eye view here. >> reporter: a fabulous bird's eye view, and

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. >> this is my sparkly shane, rather, too late for lisa hudson. >> the legacy and memory of her late son shane lives on in her forever. fun loving, beautiful soul. he had 1000 times. he was everybody's best friend. change. life came to a sudden and more than 3 years ago when he was just 16 years old after he consumed psilocybin a type of psychedelic often referred to as magic mushrooms. she says just as it does to many people, the substance led to shane experiencing hallucinations and going into a state of psychosis. >> that she adds ultimately resulted in the january 2020 fatal incident that took place on his parents, second-story balcony and the highly altered state sen line. >> reaching out like was trying to supply same. top of our debt and fell to his death with his father. and i were to end when the psychedelics and broke my heart and broke our community's heart. it's that story and others like it. she says why she and a coalition of parents and law enforcement members oppose sb. 58 a bill seeking to decriminalize several types of plant-based psychedelics. this bill toomey is d

hudson was left with shards of glass in his eye and needed 20 minutes of treatment. he decided to run in the semifinal even josie trans. see out of his ride, i finished the 5th and failed to qualify, but was given a place and fridays final afternoon appeals as when it was much better night for hudson's countryman antonio watson, the 21 year old hipped, great britain's matthew hudson smith. when the manse, 400 meter final watson is the 1st and making gold medalist and this event for 40 americans when see holes a more goal for jamaica in the women's 100 meter hurdles. and what was a very close finish danielle williams in lane to produce a season best time to be to let the champion jasmine camacho quin by just 100 of the 2nd. williams also won this title 8 years ago. this is what every asked me works for all year long, 11 months of the year. and i am so, so happy and stanfull, but i was the one who got to go tonight on the opening night in the past, the netherlands assembly table was in tears after falling in the 4 by 400 meter mix for a put that disappointment behind o

matthew hudson smith. when the mens 400 meter final watson is the 1st making gold medalist in this event for 40 years american quincy home took it in great and feeling very excited. oh no, my family, my friends i'm of course is very proud right now, is a scourge, seeming to know that i'm here right now, and i'm really tempted. more goal for jamaica and the when it's 100 meters hurdles . and what was a very close finish? danielle williams in lane to produce a season best time for the linda champion, jasmine camacho, when i just won hundreds of a 2nd. williams also won this title 8 years ago or on the opening night in the past benevolence. assembly table was in tears after falling in the 4 by 400 relays . she put that disappointment behind her when the wind is 400 meter hurdles. it's was a 1st world title and for school, for her country athens championship. i need is supposed to you that i was really strong for both and it's really tough sometimes to be in this position, but i know i couldn't do it. i knew i

washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. >> he loves his son. the white house is now weighing in on the appointment of a special counsel to investigate the potential crimes of hunter biden. this case was handled independently by the justice department under leadership of the trump appointed u.s. attorney on friday, attorney general merrick garland elevated weiss to special counsel which gave him additional powers to continue its probe. and to hunter biden's alleged tax and gun violations they put seems more narrow than what bill barr given him. >> even though he was appointed by former president trump. republicans like ohio congressman mike turner say weiss is the wrong person for the job that he was the one that allowed the statue patients to expire on some very critical felony charges that could have been brought against hunter biden, the former vice president mike pence calls the appointment the right move to american people have a right to know whether or president biden's a family benefited or that he himself benefited when he was serving i

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navy seals in the river, in the hudson river. they were raised money for the hudson.program we mee a very bold print. >> i'll make you guys this promise, not tomorrow, i can't make it tomorrow, but maybe a year from now, i will be when you guys to go through the standard. i got to do better than hudson print. >> what a proclaim. >> i have confidence in you tomorrow? >> i barely survived the first year i did that. i did it mildly competently the next year. you have a competence track record as a swimmer. >> repeaters all week to get through a stressful week of reporting in maui. i had you hands down. the biggest disappointment won' be me or my swim repeats, is no going to join me at the bar afterwards apparently, but very important good neighborly famil obligations first. >> tune and tomorrow morning, the swim starts at 8:00 a.m. follows all the way across. >> let's do it. >> florida, get ready for the show down. ♪ if you have moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor that can deliver clinical remission and endoscopic improvement.

reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> in other news tonight, california attorney general rob bonta is going after the chino valley school districts controversial transgender notification policy which some are referring to as a forest outing policy. bonta says it's dangerous for lgbtq+ students and he's filing a lawsuit to halt the enforcement of the policy. >> in its function in its text in its context. this policy is destructive. it's discriminatory. and it's downright dangerous. it has no place in california. >> the school board district school board rather voted in favor of the gender identification policy last month. it requires the school staff to notify parents of the student identifies as transgender. many parents say they have a right to know. but opponents fear that this could put students in danger if the family is not accepting. >> all right. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we go outside, give you a view from mount tam, a pious looking at the city in the bay bridge. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with us to talk about the week ahead. yeah, we've

he was born along the hudson river. spent his life along the hudson is on the hudson and really was the leader of what today we call the scenic cuts river movement to protect that beautiful, incredible waterway. so my third wave that i had a problem where to begin, who to focus in this book and ideally wanted to begin in 1960. john kennedy's running for president new frontier day. if look at the democratic plank that year environments tucked in there pretty heavily, very firmly, because was a feeling that a correct feeling that truman and eisenhower didn't do enough on the national resources or parks environment it was all boom boom postwar industrialized you should car culture build it, build it, build it. and now kennedy was going to kind of be time out and still adams, the great california, brought out his book in 60 called this is the american. i could have milked that rachel carson, who to mention in a minute was writing was member of the new frontier john f kennedy writing planks for the democratic party being hos

port hudson had beaten off banks forces all look bright.now the picture is just as somber as it was bright then lee failed at gettysburg and has re crossed the potomac and the position of two months ago covering richmond, vicksburg and port hudson capital. it seems incredible that human power could affect such change in so brief a space. yesterday we rode the pinnacle of success. today absolute rooms seems to be our portion. the confederacy totters to its destruction. somebody was asking me in the bat where i got the word totter. well, the he. so when we get into this, when you get into gettysburg versus, vicksburg, how do you how do you. impossible otherwise impossible. impossible. how do you get back to. what is the more focal point of it? if you look at it, ladies, gentlemen, i mean, you look at the quarters that go out, you get gettysburg and, you get vicksburg. is there any other civil war? some might remind me because i may ask him really none? i think that's only two quarters, right? right. okay. well, don't everybody answer at once.