. >>> let's bring in now white house white house correspondent for reuters jeff mason.r joining us this morning. you covered a few of these presidential royal meetings i believe, president obama's trip to buckingham palace, when president trump went to winds er, i saw marking the 70th anniversary of d-day and along for the ride when president biden made his own trip to windsor last year. talk about the relationship here between the monarchy and the presidency and moments that in particular stand out to you. >> well, it was a real gift to be able to cover her twice, and as you know, jonathan, it's one of the sort of awesome pieces of being a white house correspondent, is you get to see living history sometimes and that was one of the moments when president obama first met the queen, and also when president trump did, where you really have to just reflect on, wow, this is somebody who has seen so much history, and been a part of world history for so long, that it was a really remarkable to see, i can recall specifically when the obamas were at buckingham palace, it was, i

jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters -- katie benner pulitzer prize -winning justice reporter for the new york times -- and professor melissa murray of nyu law school. she was a law clerk for sonia sotomayor on the federal bench before her nomination to the supreme court. melissa, we have got to start with the special master. this situation might not be working out the way trump expected. is that surprising to you? >> i'm not surprised. judge dearie has a very strong reputation in new york. -- eastern district of new york for many years. and he is known as a straight shooter. i think i said on your show earlier, i was actually surprised that he was one of the names that was floated by the trump team for the position of special master. he seemed to kind of put it down the middle, kind of person, and it wasn't exactly what i was expecting from them but i think you can see now why the justice department was quick to take them up on this offer. he has really made it clear that he -- put up or shut up. but they cannot keep making these claims without actually providing evidence to

before jeff mason, thanks very much. thank you. if i police in mississippi arresting a student pilot they say stole a plane and threatened to crush it into a walmart. twenty-nine young cory patterson is facing charges of grand larceny and making terroristic threats. police say they expect the federal government to press more charges. alexis mcadams has more, alexis. >> hi molly police tells patterson work at the tupelo regional airport for the last ten years he's familiar with the planes are stored to rent saturday morning investigators that he stole a plague, take it off right out of that small airport that only has one ru runway. alignment from two polio which means he feels the aircraft. we do know that aircraft was fully fueled the night before. >> 29 young cory patterson now behind bars. this comes after police say he threatened to crash that stolen airplane into the tupelo, mississippi walmart and senate which led to a >> with the store in a nearby convenience store near that walmart here to look at that stolen beechcraft air

here with more, white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason. ere we, are september 1st, labor day just around the corner, sort of the unofficial kickoff of the stretch run of this election season, and what more do you think we can expect to hear from the president tonight? >> good to see you too, jonathan. you know, i think you're right, the timing, we're a couple of months away from the midterms elections, and the speech tonight in philadelphia, even though it isn't an official white house event, i think you can look at it as the kickoff to president biden's re-emergence on the campaign trail ahead of the november elections of the focus on restoring the soul of america is a return to the campaign speech and the campaign themes of the last election, of the last presidential election and harkens back to his atlantic op-ed that he did, shortly after the charlottesville riots, it's classic biden themes, and it's something that is i think meant to gin up democrats, and sort of frame the narrative ahead of the election. >> classic biden setting as we

jeff mason, white house corresponded for reuters.gan ortagus, former state apartment spokesperson, and's indicatereutd radio host hug hewitt. we ended on that piece oute, h f the neu.w prime minister in the u.k. we will start there with the panel.it as you take a look at liz trust, "the washington post" just releases the thatcher parallel is revealing, though it has its limits. like her hero, she does not heal from a privileged wing of the ruling conservative party, she attended ascho government schoo, but she appeared the firstwe candidates debate in july wearing a white shirt with a bow on the front, and she said the iron lady was a bit relentless. what about liz truss and what americans need to know about the new prime minister? >> i'm hopeful about it. the most important thing americans need to know is that in a h british parliament of 650 seats, the tories controlled 357 and a few more from the union nationalists of ireland from northern ireland. she got orita huge majority, whh she's got to use, and she isuick bound to use it v

jeff mason, morgan ortagus and hugh hewitt.ed several races towards the democrats larkd is the start of the campaign season and also the spending on campaign ads. i think that's right. you are looking at 70% of the country still think it's on the wrong track. biden's approval rating in the 30's. maybe ticked up a few points. we are not looking at gas prices going down further if you start to look at just what you were reporting earlier in the hour with saudi and the other producers so, there may not be a vast margin in the senate or the house, but i still think that these are very competitive races. i will be with oz and mccormick on wednesday. their first event together after the primary and i will give you a full bret. >> bret: good. the dnc and rnc chair and on "fox news sunday." >> we are going to hold the majority in the house because we have a plan to fix the problems our country is facing. the other side has only a ploy to win back power for themselves. >> this is a security election it's about grocery and gas. it's abou

joining us now, white house correspondent for reuters jeff mason.. this speech now comes against the backdrop of the news overnight from mocow that putin is mobilizing up to 300,000 reservists clearly escalating the war. what do we anticipate hearing from president biden in response to that? >> good morning. you're right to say this will be the main topic of president biden's speech. i think to rally the world against russia, which is something that he's really been trying to do since the war started, but he will use the setting of the united nations in particular to argue that russia should be kicked off the u.n. security council because the war in ukraine violates the u.n. charter. the likelihood of that happening and russia getting kicked off the security council is not soup high, but that will be the main argument that the president makes in that setting. >> to rally allies, what's your sense about the message he might give to some of the other major nations, china and india, who have not condemned russian aggression like much of europe and who

joining us now, white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason. ation is a white house event and if so what exactly will the president be focusing on, what will he not be focusing on? >> yes, mika, your spot on about that. it is a white house event. he's going to focus on restoring the soul of america. i think despite the fact that it is an official event, you could also view it as the kickoff to president biden's re-emergence on the campaign trail ahead of the midterms. the topic of the soul of america is one that has been a common theme for him up through the 2020 election, he started talking about that in an atlantic op-ed right after the charlottesville riots. this is something that is near and dear to the president's heart and it is an opportunity for him to sort of frame the narrative ahead of the midterm elections about what democrats are doing, what republicans are doing, and his pledge to uphold democracy and use that as something -- as a contrasting theme for what he views as the other party and the former president are doing. >> hey, jef

peter baker is still with us, and jeff mason joins us, white house correspondent for reuters. julia, what's the latest on the ground in milwaukee and how that speech hit? >> reporter: president biden just wrapped his remarks here. this crowd was not a typical dnc democratic group. this is labor fest. it's a big deal here for local union chapters. while i did talk to a lot of democrats, there were also independents and republicans who were intrigued to hear what president biden had to say. i spoke to one mother who is part of a union here. she brought her son because she thought it was important for him to hear what the president had to say. >> i think it's wonderful. i think it's actually an opportunity for my son here to see that even though people have differences and who is elected when or where but they actually come out to support and have a core understanding of what's important and what's not. >> reporter: president biden was welcomed warmly here in wisconsin saying unions built the middle class, the middle class built america and touted all of his accomplishments that

elijah mitchell, jeff wilson davis. price. jordan mason gets started a week from sunday in chicago bears. let's go. absolutely. oh, thank you. goodnight everyone. thank you. goodnight everyone. thanks to relax? throw on my wireless headphones and disappear into the nature channel. man on tv: the young flat back turtle searches for food on the ocean floor. this flat back, however... the fascinating thing about nature is how, in the blink of an eye, it can go from a scene of total tranquil beauty to raw, primal violence. can you seriously not hear me with those things on? it's noise-canceling technology. give it a spin. it's got -- sweetie! focus. mom, why are you freaking out on everyone? because you are acting very irresponsibly -- all of you. listen, honey, luke has a giant project due tomorrow for school that he hasn't even started, and haley just informed me she needs 40 cupcakes for her school fundraiser, also due tomorrow. i'd like to point out i completed all my assignments on my own and on time.

veteran running back jeff wilson jr or two rookies jordan mason and ty davis price. there the last couple of days watching them run they've been. they've been really trick training, you know, working hard to get it and to pick everything up and to do things the right way. so with them, they will always be a little bit of a. there's always gonna be learning curve with every young player. but boy, they've worked really hard this week, and they look good. don't forget you can watch the seahawks played the 49ers right here on ktvu fox to the game starts at 105 sunday and then stay tuned to the point after after the game. all right. very fun. three 49ers players took time out on their day off yesterday to bring some joy to a richmond community center. the team announced rise youth center is one of seven recipients of their social justice grant. that's great news team began to program back in 2020. they awarded the grants to organizations who want to spur a change in society here in the bay area. ktvu is greg lee joined the players and team representatives as they recogniz

elijah mitchell, jeff wilson tie davis price and jordan's mason.able work. this has been a very busy offseason for one stefan currie at this activity with the opening of training camp just a little more than three weeks away. curry today wore the cap and gown and received his bachelor of arts degree from davidson college. this was something curry promised his mother he would do when he left college and 2009 to join the warriors. davidson is the all time leading scorer at both davidson and the southern conference. the athletic department has a policy at davidson. no matter how good you were. you don't get your number retired until you earn your degree presto to meet the requirement, retiring the number then automatic. check this out time on a wednesday night. the medicine dodgers could very well be meeting later this year in the postseason. justin turner hits one high and deep up the midst. jacob degrom. turner thinks he has a home run until brandon nimmo goes above and against the wall to bring this one back. that will always make your picture happ

49ers new run game coordinator, talked about the replacement veteran running back jeff wilson jr or two rookies jordan masonching them run they've been. they've been really trade training, you know, working hard to get it and to pick everything up and to do things the right way. so with them, they'll always be a little bit of a. there's always gonna be learning curve with every young player. but boy, they've worked really hard this week, and they look good. and the program reminder. now you can catch the seahawks against the 49ers here on channel to kick off one oh five sunday and stay tuned to the point after following the game time is 8 10 happening today? the hayward school district is participating in the nationwide million father's marked this year's theme. real dad's read. hayward has been a part of the campaign for years, and it's a host site today. the march encourages fathers and other male role models such as uncles and coaches to be more active in children's lives. do things like take them to school, help them with homework and simply read too. them. more than a million men and 600 cities are tak

jeff wilson. ty davis price and jordan's mason. between his camps, golf and charitable work .. add this activity with the opening of training camp just a little more than three weeks away, create today where the cap and gown and received his bachelor of arts degree from davidson college. that was something curry promised his mother he would do what he left college in 2009 to join the warriors. we left davidson as the all time leading scorer at both davidson and the southern conference. the athletic department has a policy at davidson. no matter how good you were. you don't get your number retired until you earn your degree. presto you meet the requirement retiring. that number was then automatic. and check this out time on wednesday night. we know high school football is big in texas, not unusual there for a t v crew to do an interview with a high school coach, you know, with the amount of experience you guys you bring back just just how do you feel about this group and just their chances to go out there and compete this season? well, i mean the expectation. oh there is this s

coordinator, talked about the replacements running back or veteran running back jeff wilson jr or two rookies jordan masony davis price. out there the last couple of days watching them run they've been. they've been really trade training, you know, working hard to get it and to pick everything up and to do things the right way. so with them, they will always be a little bit of a. there's always gonna be learning curve with every young player. but boy, they've worked really hard this week, and they look good program reminder for you. you can watch the seattle seahawks take on the 49ers right here on channel to kick off one oh five sunday. and stay tuned to the point after following the game. three 49ers players took time out of their day yesterday to bring some joy to richmond community center. the team announced. rise you center is one of the seven recipients of the social justice grants. the team started the program back in 2020, awarding the grants to organizations who are helping to improve the bay area society and ktvu greg lee joined at the 49ers as they honored and encouraged these young people to k

new run game coordinator, talked about the replacements veteran running back jeff wilson junior and two rookies jordan masonrice. out there the last couple of days watching them run they've been. they've been really trade training, you know, working hard to get it and to pick everything up and to do things the right way. so with them, they'll always be a little bit of a. there's always gonna be learning curve with every young player. but boy, they've worked really hard this week, and they look good. a program reminder. here we'll all watch the seahawks and the 49ers on ktvu fox two, or should i say the niners and the seahawks? kickoff is one of five on sunday. get your crunchy snacks ready? then do stay tuned for the point after following the game. i think i know what you are doing on sunday sell. you know what i do? i do have to remind my wife that it's football season and unlike a giants game, where there's one every day, and you can kind of miss one. there's only 17 of mis one. the whole opening a lot more important for me up, you know, one time home opener, so i assume she's understanding and also it's

referenced by one of his biographers, jeff broadwater, who wrote the book forgotten founder, is that part of the genius of the declaration of rights? lay in mason's ability to combine enlightenment political philosophy with the english legal tradition to express and scarcely to pages the ideology of the american revolution in giving legal sanction to popular sovereignty, individual equality, and the right to revolt against an oppressive government. mason codified basic liberal principles not been recognized in american english law. this is a really significant document in a document that was not only influenced by a lot of writings, a lot of similar expressions that came before, but also had a significant impact not only in the colonies and in america, but globally and we'll talk more about that in just a minute. what we do know after this was presented to the convention, it was debated. and we've just seen a couple of examples of how it was amended at this point several days after it goes to the committee and to the full convention for review. mason immediately fires off another letter to richard henry lee up in philadelphia, in which he is, quo

referenced by one of his biographers, jeff broadwater, who wrote the book forgotten founder, is that part of the genius of the declaration of rights? lay in mason's ability to combine enlightenment political philosophy with the english legal tradition to express and scarcely to pages the ideology of the american revolution in giving legal sanction to popular sovereignty, individual equality, and the right to revolt against an oppressive government. mason codified basic liberal principles not been recognized in american english law. this is a really significant document in a document that was not only influenced by a lot of writings, a lot of similar expressions that came before, but also had a significant impact not only in the colonies and in america, but globally and we'll talk more about that in just a minute. what we do know after this was presented to the convention, it was debated. and we've just seen a couple of examples of how it was amended at this point several days after it goes to the committee and to the full convention for review. mason immediately fires off another letter to richard henry lee up in philadelphia, in which he is, quo