sticking with world champions, jessica long . happier.ng from the usa who is known as one of the usa who is known as one of the best paris swimmers from around the world, she won gold in the sa 100 metres butterfly. i spoke to the now 36 time world champion after the race about what motivates her to keep going. mn; about what motivates her to keep going-— about what motivates her to keep going. about what motivates her to kee anoin. g ., ., keep going. my love of sport, i love the paralympics _ keep going. my love of sport, i love the paralympics and - keep going. my love of sport, i love the paralympics and i - keep going. my love of sport, i | love the paralympics and i want every single person in the world to know what the paralympic games is. i started when i was 12, i planned to end my career in 2028 but i am just enjoying my careerfor my career in 2028 but i am just enjoying my career for the my career in 2028 but i am just enjoying my careerfor the next year. enjoying my career for the next ear. �* ., ., year. and how about this? i

sticking with world champions, jessica long from the usa who is known as one of the best paraswimmers, she won gold in the s8100 metres butterfly. i spoke to the now 36 time world champion after the race about what motivates her to keep going. my love of sport, i love the paralympics and i want every single person in the world to know what the paralympic games is. i started when i was 12, i planned to end my career in 2028 but i am just enjoying my career for the next year. and how about this? identical twins deborah and beatrix from brazil won a gold and a silver in the s14 100 metre breaststroke for athletes with intellectual impairments. finally, who does not love massive numbers for niche items? sotheby�*s is auctioning an illustrious piece of memorabilia and expects it to achieve in excess of 4 million us dollars. it is a 1972 nba finals game five la lakers jersey. if you do not know basketball that may mean nothing to you but the hall of famer wore this jersey in all play—off games but specifically on may 7 when he scored 2a points and 29 rebounds to lead the lakers to their fir

and sticking with world champions, jessica long from the usa, who's known as one of the best para swimmersrfly. i spoke to the now 36—times world champion after the race about what motivates her to keep going. my love of sport. i love the paralympics- and i want every single person in the world to know— what the paralympic games is. so i started when i was 12, i plan to end my career- in la 2028, but i'm justl enjoying my time before the next year, for paris 2024. and how about this for an achievement? identical twins debora and beatriz borges carneiro from brazil won a gold and a silver in the s14 100 metres breaststroke, for athletes with intellectual impairments. and finally, who doesn't love a big auction with some massive numbers thrown around for seemingly niche items to those not in the know? sotheby�*s is auctioning an illustrious piece of memorabilia and expects it to achieve in excess of $4 million usd. it's wilt chamberlain�*s 1972 nba finals game 5 la lakers jersey. if you're not into your basketball or you're a newer nba fan, it might mean nothing to you, but the hall of famer

. >> jessica, how long have you been black friends with mckenna?ars now. >> how many whack friends do you think mckenna has? >> at least one other. >> at least one other? >> wait, what's his name? >> charles. >> oh, i forgot about charles. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't bring it up about charles. he's in charge and you forgot him. all right, there you go. and that's why we have black history month, everybody. [ laughter ] one more thing before we forge ahead. it's thursday night, that means it's time to bleep and blur the big moments of the week whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> our wonderful colleague from california, senator feinstein, has announced that she is not [ bleep ]ing another [ bleep ]. >> you got a good game, our mattress was soaked in [ bleep ] last night. >> does the moment mean? >> it means a lot, i could [ bleep ] you right now but i'm not going to do that. >> hard to talk when you got a face full of [ bleep ]. >> jimmy kimmel lied about the policy in thing when because i was in the build

. >> reporter: yeah, jessica, it's going to be a long road to recovery here in maui. in a small community that has also experienced an incredible announce of devastation. you talk about the rubble that they are sifting through right now in lahaina. it looks similar to what we are seeing behind me. this used to be someone's home. all that is left is just these piles of mangled metal, people's belongings. their lives used to be right here. we are in an area here in this neighborhood where there is about a 200 foot radius, and four homes have been completely bush burned to the ground. i want to walk across the street just to show you the devastation. there is another home in front of us that is also completely gone. now, you mentioned the amount of coverage that officials have been able to complete so far in lahaina. they are in search and recovery mode. so far, only about 25% of the area has been covered. and they're looking through rubble that looks a lot like this. it's a pile of ashes. what they're trying to do is they're trying to find any potential victims, anyone

>> jessica: some of them, yes. but we have a longndocumented people here who are a tremendous boon not only for our economy but for our society. >> greg: the strawman argument. we love in the rinse. we just want a system that works for you can have both. if you're saying federal has to pony up, you're saying continue to provide the incentives to have people cross illegally. but we are saying. by the way, we are not reproducing. we need help. that's a hard truth. the point is you've got to do it through a process. >> judge jeanine: mayor adams gave a no-bid contract to an organization called doc go. 432 million dollars. place these illegals in counties upstate which is what they've criticized republican governors for doing and how they are doing the same thing. are they inhumane racists? >> jessica: i didn't use that terminology. he used the stunt himself. >> judge jeanine: up next, california's governor is littleg the hair gel mess with his br brain. you should watch your spending honey. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they cust

jessica snider, cnn, washington. >>> republican critics have long demanded that hunter biden be investigated by a special counsel, but now that it's happened, there's complaints it's too little, too late. on a post on social media, kevin mccarthy blasted the appointment saying federal prosecutor has already investigated hunter biden for five years and can't be trusted to prosecute him. paula reid has more on why this decision was made at this time. >> according to the justice department, on tuesday, the u.s. attorn asked the justice department to ange his designation to special counsel for the purposes of the hunter biden investigation. now he's a trump-appointed u.s. attorney. he's been investigating biden for five years. but the justice department has not put forth any official explanation for why he suddenly wanted to change his status and become a full-blown special counsel. there are some clues in the court documents because on friday court filings reveal that the plea agreement that had been reached has fall apart. they have reached an impass after a judge expressed some concerns and h

long. scott, start with how it all started. roby good evening, jessica. this started according to police officers with a call to a house because of a domestic dispute call. when they got there, there was gunfire, that officer was taken to the hospital, we do not know yet their condition, it led to an hours long standoff. where we are right now is in the area of santa clara lowe's and meridian. streets all around here, all of these were blocked off for a long time. people could not get in and out of their own neighborhood. not to mention local businesses that were shut down, as you said, this lasted for hours until an arrest was made. we will see some of the police come down with a little more movement. there is still activity in this area by line oarsman. people are not exactly reach to move about the area. as for the officer, we do not know the condition of the person taken to the hospital. we do know that one person is in custody. >> what you know is happening with the neighborhood? were people sheltering in place? what was going on with that? roby yeah

because it's related to the supervisor with jessica to the i have been waiting for this child so long as unfortunately we lost the child before in the 3rd month of pregnancy. so we were very nervous and we would get a tried to figure out what would come next, lots of stuff that finally we have that child and then this. and that's what we're doing. all right, talk look, say hello to move in. this is where the high during error rates, but it's also where they keep things to make life f mika sparkly as they come. but grace has some, as wild vice shows, no sign of a biting one, find it. alexandra palace in the east has been more than 700 square kilometers of land officials, declared it to be the largest european union has seen this year versus asking for help from other countries to baffled before us. some of which are being blind on us for centuries of history on the threat firefighters, monks and volunteers, baffled to save the 10th century on the street. a unesco was heritage sites in greece. the flames have been raising near the capital athens and in the countries. no. today's at leas

so you can wear them as long as you love them. >> i'm jessica layton with your top stories.l has risen to 93 victims. when electric says power has been restored for 60% of their customers since the fires began on tuesday. five adults and a teacher are dead after a house explosion in pennsylvania. the cause of expulsion is under investigation by county officials who say more information is not expected for quite some time. now, back to dateline. back to dateline. >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. four people had been gunned down just miles apart and private investigator rick anglin was convinced dwight jones was the killer. rex insight into dwight's mental state had developed over time, in the aftermath of that terrifying i-20 dunes managed to escape her husband's rage. here again is josh mankiewicz with "unraveled". >> doctor connie jones spend 22 years married to a mentally ill and abusive husband. she was about to learn her personal ordeal might have led to a crisis for a whole city. >> i'll take you out to this pool and drown you. >> back in 2009, after that

hall: jessica hahn is to be paid monthly as long as she keeps quiet about the incident.off this secretary, and that shakes the evangelical world. the evidence seems to indicate that effort and money have been expended to cover moral failure. if jim bakker paid jessica hahn "hush money," what else has he been doing with the ptl money? do you worry about the investigations that are going on? jim and tammy: not at all. history will prove the bakkers were honest people. we interrupt this program for an nbc news special report. jim bakker, the defrocked head of the ptl ministry, has been found guilty on all 24 counts of fraud and conspiracy by a jury in charlotte, north carolina. jones: bakker kept selling lifetime partnerships at heritage usa even though he knew they were oversold. for example, the heritage grand hotel could accommodate only 25,000 partnerships, but 65,000 were sold. and for the lower-priced bunkhouse partnerships, about 7,000 were sold for a building that had only eight rooms. gumbel: estelle pollard sent jim and tammy bakker's ptl club $15 a month for 15 y

we're talking abou a spare the air alert and jessica birch, you have been busy all morning long.e spare the air locally. we have some fire warnings and then of course everything that's happening in florida right now. >> exactly. that red flag warning here that we're currently under. but let's star off with the most active. which is of course hurricane idalia a it is moving its way in this morning. let's take a quick loo at where that track is and what's happening. wedged it earlier this morning. it was close to about a category 4 as it got close to landfall. it hi at a category 3 and continuing to track up to the north with current wind conditions anywher up to around 120 miles per hour now we're going to keep a very close eye on this. that storm continues to move its way into southern georgia and hurricane warnings are still in effect along that coastline just up there. but of course we always say it during hurricane season. especially in the south. if the winds that hurt and the water that kills and right now we're keeping aless eye on storm surg luckily in a region notnecessar

joy to the conversation all morning long, "fox & friends" first cohost todd piro and jessica maloof and"mornings with maria" is live right now. cheryl: right now we have home depot earnings hitting the tape moments ago, earnings coming and better-than-expected 465 is the earnings-per-share, the street was looking for 445 that is a 10% fall if you do the year-over-year comparison for home depot. as for revenue, 42.92 billion. that is just above the estimate. this is a double beat for home depot. were getting taken to the numbers, but the company basically saying that they remain positive on medium to long-term as far as the outlook for home-improvement. they do say that overall there has been some pressure in big-ticket discretionary categories in the second quarter. we'll get a dig into these numbers in a moment. it looks like sales for the fiscal year down to - 5% which is in line with the expectations again, this is a dow component. home depot will get a dig into the numbers a little more coming up in just about ten minutes from now. $15 billion share repurchase authorization from hom

long, we're working to clear the shelters. tonight, look at this. a gorgeous, young jessica aguirre the cat. she is sexy. look at her.ica, who wouldn't? or any other cat ordog, we posted details on our website, posted details on our website, escbayarea.com/clearth how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's what u.s. bank is for. huge relief. yeah... ♪ >>> new at 11:00 tonight, massive school closures may be coming to the san francisco unified school district. the school board will consider major cu cuts because of a budg deficit. the district says no decisions will be made on tuesday to close any schools. the superintendent, matt wayne, hopes the board will authorize the district committee that will get feedback from the publ

long, we're working to clear the shelters. tonight, look at this. a gorgeous, young jessica aguirre the cat. she is sexy. look at her.f you would like to adopt jessica, who wouldn't? or any other cat or dog, we posted details on our website, nbcbayarea.com/clearth >>> new at 11:00 tonight, massive school closures may be coming to the san francisco unified school district. the school board will consider major cu cuts because of a budg deficit. the district says no decisions will be made on tuesday to close any schools. the superintendent, matt wayne, hopes the board will authorize the district committee that will get feedback from the public before any change. organizers held a community meeting tonight to inform parents about the upcoming special meeting. >> there needs to be hard decisions on the budget. that doesn't mean we lose our precious assets, our neighborhood schools. >> united educators of san francisco sent an open letter to the board of education, voicing similar concerns. letter says schools on the southeast side of the city are most likely to be eliminated due to underenrollment. >>> a much-anticipated

jessica, what about you? >>> i could spend way too long in there. that's the reason why they have you go from room to room. and there's really hard shortcuts to get through to finally get to the end. a quick look real fast at our official sunrise this morning at 6:31. oh, we're kind of off to a decent start. those clouds are holding on tight and this is all the leftovers from tropical storm hilary. that moved its way all throughout california. really causing a lot of impacts down to southern california and there were record-breaking numbers down south when it cames to rainfall totals. we're still keeping a very close eye on those impacts this morning as we all wake up. here's what we're looking at for current temperatures. throughout the bay area, we're all in the 60s. it's off to mild start this morning and upper 60s in the santa clara valley. upper 60s near livermore and even in oakland. here's what we're looking at on futurecast. heading into this morning and into the next couple of days let's just advance this throughout the next couple of days. cloudy skies along our coastline but notice there's no gr

so poppy and victor, there could be a long and unlikely legal fight ahead for trump l's legal team. >> jessica schneider, thank for all of that reporting this morning, starting us off. >> joining us now, shelby talcott and john avlon is back with us. that's the point, right, john? no other defendant has gotten that change of venue. it's delayed. that's the point. >> of course it's delayed. that's what donald trump does. he projects, deflects, and tries to delays when it comes to court cases. this is an incident that happened definitively in washington, d.c., when he was president. living in washington, d.c. if the other three dozen folks haven't had luck in changing the venue, donald trump hasn't either. >> what do you make of what we heard from mike pence over the weekend on the sunday shows, talking to dana, et cetera, but also, trump's lawyers saying, like, mike pence is going to be our best defense witness. >> yeah, i noticed that also. i think that's really interesting. and i'm curious why they're so confident, i guess, in why he would be their best defense. >> let's play it to get sort o

loyola marymount law professor jessica levinson joins us live tonight to your reaction to all of this and the fact that it was kept secret for so long. >> well, it was kept secret on purpose. the prosecution here said that twitter should not let anybody know because as you just heard from kathryn's reporting that they were worried that it would threaten the investigation. it's interesting that twitter fought so hard not to turn over this information, in fact, so hard that they were found in contempt of court. and it's interesting. this is the first instance where we see that the special prosecutor has directly asked for the former president's communications and of course, what was actually posted twitter is all public. so the question is, why did they ask for this information? what was the nonpublic information that they were seeking? what would you be able to get from a warrant since tweets are public? you could just go on to his twitter account and see what he wrote. >> is it drafts that he might have made that never made it out there like what does? asking forward for something that you can see really do for the investigation. so

jessica tri stain uh will be here. uh for a film called a memory by a mexican uh filmmaker. uh and my long and one sided romance with uh, daily star mazda nicholson. uh, we'll continue because he's going to be here and walking the right carpet for a danish film called the promised land. so a few stars to, to gaze at here in venice. absolutely. sounds promises promising for starting texas a tons of tips. now let's go to what are your highlights? yeah, i mean there are too many films to really go through them all, but i'll pick maybe 2 really big ones that i'm desperate to see. i'm one is a poor things. it's sort of a feminist. frankenstein pale, a starting m a stone and it's from your goes along to most of the director of the favorite. uh which is one of my all time favorite uh movies. that's going to be premier in here and a couple of days. um and then uh, film from one of my absolute favorite directors that david fincher is going to be here, the killer, it's a stars michael, fast vendor. and from what i hear, it could be a real return to form from the director of a 7 and the fight club. s

smith's team, and the former new york commissioner is a long time ally with rudy giuliani and coordinated with him post election, and we have jessica schneider on this, and pick where you want to start, but what should we expect of this deadline today. >> yes, omar, the judge here, she has been aggressive and she wants to settle the issues over this proposed protective order, and she does want this hearing by the end of the week, and what she is telling trump's team, and counsel is that they need to submit their availability before that hearing by 3:00 today, and we have seen the back and forth in court filings around donald trump's team is trying to subvert his first amendment rights by in this protective order restricting what he can disclose publicly once he has received that evidence in the case. the counsel's team has fired back and saying that allowing trump to share what he gets before trial will damage the case, and the goal of the defendant's proposed protective order pretrial publicity is antithetical to the justice, and so trump wants to use everything that he might get and all of the evidence handed over to drum up the

. >> giuliani joins a long list of trump attorneys who finds himself in legal trouble. michael cohen went to prison. jessicant. >> fani willis charging 19 people in the alleged criminal enterprise to overturn the 2020 election. eight of them are lawyers, professionally obligated to follow the law, but now accused of breaking it. already at least one is now claiming the d.a. is criminalizing the practice of law. >> it is ir redeembly khamised. >> trump campaign attorney jenna ellis falsely claimeding widespread election fraud, defending her actions. rudy giuliani also shot back on his radio show. >> this is all protected free speech. this is what you're allowed to do to contest an election. this is what a lawyer is allowed to do in representing a client. >> giuliani is charged with 13 counts in the indictment, more than any other defendant except trump. in a statement he called the charges an affront to american democracy. former federal prosecutor elliot williams pointed out someone's status as an attorney doesn't give them carte blanche to break the law. >> an attorney can provide legal representation to a

police force is down 25%, lieutenant jessica taylor was with the seattle pd for 23 years and she just quit and she wrote a scathing resignation letter about 15 pages long tortures the city council and especially the police chief 2 i have never witnessed such weakness when it comes to enforcing the law, this perfect combination of failed leadership has created a perfect storm of incompetence and chaos. it's k no wonder that it's becoe part of the international news. aren't you embarrassed? i am. the city that once prided itself on progressiveness and prosperity has now become a hotbed for crime and anarchy. going on, saying that politics and pandering to radical ideology rather than genuinely serving the city and residents in their best interest. the asserted policies have turned seattle into a playground for anarchists and criminals. and they seem little concerned. if you haven't noticed, the criminals are running the city. let's turn it on over to jessica taylor. so why did you leave exactly? >> well, the city of seattle is a hot mess. a dumpster fire, just out of control. and i can't participate in any longer. so i handed in my paperwork. >> you blam

long term. the plan is for these countries to become self sufficient in rice production, which project organizes say will help governments manage future food security challenges. jessica washington to 0 and so south korea know i stick them in password style gazes around the world. this time lock shows it rising of ancient temples in greece, now depends larger and brighter than usual most because of sleep. the moon is a full name that's closer to the normal. another sick news will rise on the 13th of august. and of course, your holiday story is on the website to dollars that don't come. the weather was next settled inside story. we'll look at tools between the time of buying and the us in the, of the prospect. so release to the people of the country who is suffering hardship to stay with the the, to see more shadow still to come to the final feast of china. that's the remains of the reading. and so i suppose it would be code that of took surgery and the next ty, food and kind of, he's not coming in towards china. it looks like it is. it's just gone past ok now. and this current conditions are, these are the tie. food is still moving west northwest, but it wasn't counte

long term. the plan is for these countries to become self sufficient in rice production, which project organizes say will help governments manage future food security challenges. jessica washington to 0 and so south korea still head on al jazeera, authorizing in the line of files to thousands healthcare work is battling to keep much needed medical equipment running and another palestinian family home is full dice and the whole deposit with the bank. we follow as well as tough to destruction, netflix, the ally that will have a look at the weather across north america and offer a record month of heat for the does it southwest in the us, you still got those hots conditions coming on across much of the south, hot and humid conditions here, more in the way of spoons and cool conditions. however, heading east as we go into the end of the week, new york city on washington d. c, seeing the sunshine on 1st day by the time we get into friday, you can see the rumble of storms moving their way towards the eastern seaboard, some of those storms as well. effecting eastern areas of canada and the rockies seemed some pretty intense down. pause and stormy weather here much clara weste

jessica has done as a signatory in terms of international treaties and conventions on just including on human rights and so that you're a broader political stuff is going to remain stuck for maybe a long time, you know, and in the meantime, you know, the burden of poverty falls most heavily on women and girls. you know, if you want to do something for ask and women and girls do something actually help them in their daily lives now or incorrectly that you said you were the or during the video she ations did you get the sense though, from the telling me about negotiators that they were going to do exactly what they have done for the past 2 years. i mean this, this can't be a surprise to anyone or, or how that, i mean, what did you think when you were in those? because she ations that a tell the button back in charge would look like. well that's it, i'm a, i'm a stupid wake. i am often surprised by what goes on an outcast and, and i think frankly, a lot of the westerners have frequently been surprised because we have a very bad ability to predict what's going to come next enough kind of stuff. so i think that the, the taliban and to go see it are some cells in doha. we're taking it back

jessica will be all over that and plus she's watching what's going on in florida right now. there is a live picture from longt key where the waters are rolling in. that trees blowing. however, this is a here's's why you s should swito to duckducuckgo on allll your e duckduduckgo comeses with a bun engine likike google, , but iti and doesn'n't spy on y your ses and duckckduckgo letets you broe likeke chrome, b but it blocki anand creepy a ads that fofolla from g google and d other comp. and there'e's no catchch. it's. we m make money y from ads, but ththey don't f follow you d jojoin the milillions of p pee tataking back k their privacy by d downloadingng duckducko on all y your deviceces toda. >>> well, good morning on this wednesday, thank you for joinin us and welcome back. we are taking a live look right now over in florida at long boat key. hurricane idalia made landfall just before 5:00 this morning. near keeton beach in the big bend area of florida. forecasters say it's weakened from a brief category 4 to category 3 but the latest information now been downgraded to category 2 hurricane. but it's still

long time during our walk. not a single dog, not a single person, she did not bark, she behaved quite calmly, quite peacefully. well, just a sweetie, not a dog. jessicaated and treated for parasites disciplined accustomed to walking on a leash and unpretentious in food this is truly a companion dog with her, everyone can walk in the park to play sports, or just slowly contemplate eternity jessica is a very affectionate and friendly dog. thin feels its owner and is always ready to cheer up. and if you have a dog, you can rightly call yourself a happy person. after all, as you know, the tradition of a dog is not a creature. let's help jaime find his new loving home. call the phone number shown on your screens. and let every homeless animal find its way home. what will the wind leave? dust on the windowsill a few lines that the wind will leave were not new true road maps a couple of photographs where the fires of our eyes laugh at them. only do not be sad, remember what will leave the lips. kiss the summer and the smell of dreams that lips will leave. everything that you say goodbye to me is everything that happened to us. locked heart i'll close it now

long that lasts, talk to him on saturday. meanwhile, here's "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlovs on a tongue depressor. dana perino. "the five." there is a brand-new tourist attraction in america that's all the rage but you might want to get your hepatitis shot first. local san francisco guide is offering a $30 doom loop walking tour of the city's most crime-ridden spots, lettin

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long term. the plan is for these countries to become self sufficient in rice production, which project organizes say will help governments manage future food security challenges. jessica washington to 0, and so south korea the still ahead on al jazeera, how kind them almost pulled off the big shock at the women's world. com, future rounds on the action. the, the. all right, sports finds time to find out what's happening in the women's world cup and here is definitely peace is not joe to not go after i had sent me so that i forget qualified for the knockout stage of the women's world cup with the 1st day of the victory and the competition, the african champions nick named by me on a bunny on a beach. it's the 32 in wellington, te teddy and forehead before we go a gift to their opponents and equalize this field. and mikaya then flip the south africans to wanna aid deanna cut, also been hated in for the europeans to level things up at $22.00. but it was captain 10 be cut lima who was the heroes for south africa school in the winter in the 92nd to minutes. that was enough to secure a 2nd face some group g binding on a bunny on on. now head to, to play the little bit and s

long term. the plan is for these countries to become self sufficient. embrace production, which project organizes say will help governments manage future food security challenges. jessica washington out to 0. and so south korea, so not so into that is have detected what they describe as a heart beat signal from the voyage a to probably about to 2 weeks assignments. it's 46 years ago since it blasted off to study the outer planets, but operate to era cause the signal loss now 19000000000 kilometers from us. unlike its twin, void 2 on the spacecraft. all the only been made objects to venture out of all inside the system and into the void between the stones slow a single day and has wild style gazes around the world. this time lots of shows is rising of ancient temples in greece. it appears larger and brighter than usual, and that's because the super moon is a folding that's closer to the, the noble, the stick them in apparently is going to rise on the 30th of august, a still head have all the new use of action from the women's world cup a suite and make it 3 wins in a very serious benefit. flash with the united states. the the book about time full sports and the women's

long term. the plan is for these countries to become self sufficient in rice production, which project organizes say will help governments manage future food security challenges. jessica washington to 0 and so south korea, so it's august the 2nd then it's this overshoot date is hosted and calculated by the global footprint network. that's an international recession organization. but what does it mean? well as the date in the year when on demand for ecological resources overtakes the plants ability to regenerate the earlier, the shooting date comes of the yeah, the more resources we have who use the ac is date comes 5 days later. then in 2022, we suggest the pace of consumption has slowed by consuming the amount of resources to us can produce in the year and just 8 months, a much larger impact will be as climate as cost. okay, well that's introduced david lane, who's the chief science officer. i have a think tank, the bible footprint network, david overseas. the accounting of the numbers used to calculate f overshoot day and he's in oakland and he's live with us many thanks for joining us. so this is basically the world's profit and loss report when it comes to results

on that long term, the plan is for these countries to become self sufficient in rice production, which project organizes say will help governments manage future food security challenges. jessica washington to 0 and so south korea, a po francis has arrived in portugal for a 5 day visit, but strikes and protests threatened to overshadow his trip. trade unions campaigning to force the government to raise wages and improve working conditions. sonya guy go has more from this. ben. how's the pope arrives in portugal to kick starch? well, use day a week, long series of events. he's also accompanied by a wave of controversy 1st as the cost of hosting the event around a $175000000.00. about to can did say it would contribute to at least half of that costs. but many here, i'm good at how this is being held during a cost of living prices in quotes, you go public sector workers and teaching health care. even police offices have coal strikes to call attention to what they say of the low salaries as well as spiraling installation, which has affected housing many here which say they cannot afford. then there is also the issue of the sexual abuse scandal within the church and never far away.

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long motorcade there for the former president. some of his associates traveling with him. let's bring in our panel, dana perino, co host of "the five." shannon bream, chief legal correspondent and jessica tarlov, a fox news contributor and co host of "the five." great to have you with us this afternoon. thanks very much for being here. dana, let's start with you. your thoughts as we watch this play out. >> it's strange to think this is unprecedented and historic and also routine and kind of boring. because as david spunt just said, this is the third time. this is a different case. this is about january 6th. when the indictment came out, i read it. i thought it was new information. i read the whole thing. i thought how is it that i know all of this? they spent all of this time doing all of this investigation and put together things that you could have found that was in a google search. i don't understand how that is possible that they went forward with that. the other thing is, they made a strategic decision to just name donald trump and not the other co conspirators that are numbered in the docket. that is because they want this case to go to trial before the election. that is why i th

long time so she can't hurt my mom again. >> my daddy, brother, paul, and i love her very much. thank you. sincerely, jessica celebrity. in the eyes of this court, you are a tragedy and disgrace. >> amy received a sentence, 5 to 15, which means she would be eligible for parole after 5 years. >> amy fisher was led away in handcuffs. mary jo buttafuoco rushed from the courtroom, angry but relieved. >> it was a sensational end to what has been a sensational story. >> the d.a. clearly wanted to prosecute joey buttafuoco, at the least for statutory rape, but they had issues. amy fisher wasn't a particularly credible witness. mary jo buttafuoco, the victim, didn't want her husband prosecuted, and so ultimately they abandoned the investigation. >> amy fisher is a liar and has zero credibility. >> you know, all these accusations that came out that i did this, i planned the murder, i put her up to it was ridiculous. they spent so much money on me. they did, and they came up with nothing. >> tonight, the amy fisher criminal case is officially closed, and joseph buttafuoco is off the hook. >> at this time, i would just

jessica so, what do you make of the stock? >> exactly i think -- look, the stock has not been this low in a long time and on a relative valuation in i don't even know how long, decades maybe. so there is a lot of the risk has been taken out of the stock. a lot of things can go right at the moment, it appears incredibly challenged because a lot is unclear the market hates uncertainty and as the company kind of deals with each one of the issues facing it, it -- we think that there is a lot of upside certainly they have, again, they have a lot of assets and brands. it does seem that bob iger is completely aware and he's the one who kind of highlighted what their issues are and it is reticent of what he did years ago when he said espn is challenged because the pay tv universe is declining. at these levels, it does not seem to be a lot of risk of disney stock. >> jessica, in terms of the linear stuff, we were talking earlier in the hour or maybe last hour just about how folks who work at abc this morning or this afternoon will be listening to this call trying to figure out are they core, what does it mean to be core? if you think th

senior people, namely charlie cook a long time washington punted wrote the -- pundit wrote the opening essay. peck serves as our third senior author. host: speaking of jessical bring her in in just a moment. i want to let our viewers know about our phone lines. we one do to start calling in now so we can get to your questions about not just of the almanac, but about the news of the day, upcoming high-profile races, whether it is in congress or the various states. republicans, if you have questions for our own writers, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. you can also send us a text message at (202) 748-8003. for our viewers who may not necessarily work on the hill, non-journalists, how can they find the information in this almanac useful? what can every day people find as far as an understanding of politics from this book? guest: what i love about -- guest 3: every voter in the country lives in a state somewhere. it enables them to learn more about their members the history of their district how we got here, and it tells us the electoral history, the political history, the economic history. a lot of articles that these re