we've had the great honor of knowing jill biden for many many years. not as long as the carneys but we go way back. the president was viewed in the senate as new jersey's third senator. joshua garwin suggested he was pennsylvania's third senator and every time we called this woman to ask if she could come up, campaigning or something completely nonpartisan to talk about an important topic, in this case workforce development she has answered the bell every single time. reminded of a story when doctor biden was second lady and tom was secretary of labor, they showed up at some event, the students or the audience, their job was on the ground to learn not only was she the second lady but also had a full-time job as a professor. by the way, some things don't change, one thing that did change, she's the first lady which is great but number 2, she teaches two days a week. with that as an incredible honor to introduce to you first lady of the united states of america doctor jill biden. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. thanks. thank you. i have been

doctor jill biden. [applause] i've been in politics 46 years and i know this is just what you want to do after lunch is listen to an economic speech. i am a teacher so if i see anybody pulling out their phone, i know i better rip it up because your board or checking out. what phil didn't tell you is, yes, i was born in new jersey on a weekend because all four of my grandparents moved in hamilton. i used to come every single weekend of my childhood until i was a teenager to hamilton new jersey and then when i grew up the way i got money for college i worked one town over and that's how i got money for all the extras. so really i feel like this is home and i said to tammy i asked if we could call up and get some jersey tomatoes but they said she can't do that so she's going to mail me the seeds. so second best. anyway, thank you, phil. i'm so grateful to you and new jersey. you've been a great partner. your leadership in this organization has flourished and i know joe is grateful for everything you've don

. >> first lady jill biden speaks to the national governors association about workforce training programse first lady was introduced by hatcher new jersey governor bill murphy. [applause] >> i'm going to be very brief. doctor joe biden. andd from milton county, we like in law states. we have had the great honor for many years, we go way back third senator, the third senator and campaigning to talk about this important topic and workforce development every single time and he was second lady and her jaw was on the ground so an incredible honor to introduce youwh first lady of the united states of america, doctor jill biden. [applause]s >> i've been in politics 46 years and i know this is what you want after lunch so i know i will read it up, i know your board is checking it out, what he didn't tell you is yes, i was born in new jersey on a weekend because my grandparents lived there my parents went there for the weekend but i used to come every single weekend of my childhood until i was a teen and when i grew up, i got money for college and worked over ocean city new jersey and that's how i

jill biden! >> thank you so much. thank you. thank you. you know, i've been in politics, for my god, what? 46 years. you know, i know this is just what you want to do after lunch, sit and listen to an economics speech. so, yeah, you see? i'm not lying. [laughter] you know, i'm a teacher, so if i see anyone pulling out their phone, i know i better speed it up because you are bored. you are checking out stuff. so what phil did not tell you is that, yes, i was born in new jersey on a weekend be forward to the work ahead and we cannot wait to get started. actually, we have already started. so this summer we are traveling rolling a lot. i also want to thank the entire nga leadership for inviting me to join you. so, i enjoyed hosting you at the white house earlier this year, and getting to know many of you, and getting to know many of their spouses. so i guess i'm hoping that i see most of you this winter, but i know that before that happens, i'm going to be into a lot of your states. and then how about tom perez? where is tom? thank you for bei

jill biden! >> thank you so much. thank you. thank you. you know, i've been in politics, for my god, what? 46 years. you know, i know this is just what you want to do after lunch, sit and listen to an economics speech. so, yeah, you see? i'm not lying. [laughter] you know, i'm a teacher, so if i see anyone pulling out their phone, i know i better speed it up because you are bored. you are checking out stuff. so what phil did not tell you is that, yes, i was born in new jersey on a weekend be forward to the work ahead and we cannot wait to get started. actually, we have already started. so this summer we are traveling rolling a lot. i also want to thank the entire nga leadership for inviting me to join you. so, i enjoyed hosting you at the white house earlier this year, and getting to know many of you, and getting to know many of their spouses. so i guess i'm hoping that i see most of you this winter, but i know that before that happens, i'm going to be into a lot of your states. and then how about tom perez? where is tom? thank you for bei

jill biden. [applause] dr. biden: thank you. thank you. please.hank you, miguel, and thank you to all of our honored guests. you know, it meant so much to me getting some time with all of you today. and i loved hearing about the moments that bring you joy and laughter and about your challenges as well. because, hey, we've all been there, haven't we? this job isn't always easy, but it matters. and the biden-harris administration understands that. i always knew that joe would be a great education president. [applause] because he's seen how hard you work and how much you help our students. and that's why he's done so much to support better pay and loan forgiveness. [applause] audience member: thank you, joe! [laughter] dr. biden: it's why he put a public-school educator in charge of the department of education. [applause] see? i promised. so we're here to take a moment on one of the biggest stages in the world, the white house, to say that teachers change lives. [applause] and i think that message matters more than ever. because lately, when i turn o

jill biden and the vice president of the united states. ♪ pres biden: hello every body.ry time i hear hail to the chief i think, where is he? folks, thanks for being here. welcome to your house. thank you to that pigeon. folks, first of all let me begin by thanking all of our families. i think we underestimate sometimes, hey tommy how are you? i think we underestimate how much pressure is put on the family. and i want to thank you which is why this is not for the members of congress, this is for the families. so thank you, thank you, thank you. folks, look. a special welcome to speaker emeritus, there you are nancy. leader schumer and his wife. and by the way, he has a grandson. now and we want to get anything done we go to his grandson. and also i want to thank leader jeffries. the reason i like him so much, he has a backbone like a ramrod at great integrity. speaker mccarthy, i don't want to hurt his reputation but i actually like him. all kidding aside, we have been able to work together and i appreciate it very much. and dick durbin is here, he was supposed to be com

. >> it is just remarkable that, here you have joe biden, jill biden, who portray themselves as putting family first, middle and last for that is what they say many speeches. then, give an innocent four-year-old girl, who was born to mr. biden, and his assistant at the time, five years of pride needed her five visible she's four years old now. and they're taking advice from their advisor saying, you're not to acknowledge this girl in any way, shape or form. and then, he looked away hunter biden conducted himself since this child was born. he took ms. roberts, the mother, and the child off of his health insurance not long after she was born. and then after that, he says, wait a minute, i can't afford to pay the child support payments monthly. you're asking for. you know, the guy who will remember, he made millions of dollars in ukraine, and china for services we still don't know what those services were exactly. and then he became leonardo da vinci when he never painted before in his life. admitted to $500,000 for painting there. so, how you can afford to pay child support and the grandp

that was first lady jill biden, touting her husband's accomplishments. aising ceremony in paris on tuesday. last year, president biden attacked half the country, maga republicans, watch. >> the republican party today is dominated, driven, intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans. that is a threat to this country. maga republicans look at america and see carnage, darkness and despair. maria: that was a weird speech. remember when he gave it, with all the red around him. he's attacking people, jill biden is saying he's bringing people together. >> they live in their own planet. remember, when they were talking about the grocery shelves were never empty, the economy has never been better, they're completely out of touch with the american people and to say they're restoring trust in systems, it's absolutely preposterous. 27% of americans have trust in the institution. under joe biden, 11 of 16 institutions have seen a decline in trust among american people. one of the most staggering numbers is the trust in the presidency. it went from 38% of amer

jill biden ambassador caroline kennedy, david rubinstein chairman of our board fred ryan and vice chair john rogers and al roker served as the master of ceremonies for the evening. we had performances from the gray coat fife and drug corps metropolitan opera. soprano brandy sutton and the nyu steinhardt school, which we have a new partnership with provided their chamber orchestra for music throughout the evening highlighting american songs and traditions. this special episode will provide an inside behind the scenes. look it's some of the moments from that very special evening. in this first clip, we'll hear a segment from my remarks that describes the white house connection to the temple of dendoor and why we decided to host the gala in that historic space. i wanted to take a moment and set the stage of where we are here in the temple of dandora in the cycler wing of the metropolitan museum of art. this historic structure in front of you is here because of a bit of presidential history. in fact, i would say that almost everything we do believe touch and it happens in our lives has some

same special entrance as kamala does that then make jill biden the person of interest, dr.l good? nah, couldn't be. maybe we are overthinking it. common sense tells us the person who left the coke might be the person with the coke problem and at least two biden family members have had coke problems. just look at ashley biden on the fourth of july. this is joe biden's daughter. she was the one with the diary. well, she has had a history of cocaine addiction. she spent time in rehab, halfway house. and here she is that weekend. very physically affectionate. extremely gregarious, animated. probably just excited for the fireworks. she is a patriot. now, the secret service source suggests to "primetime" that ashley biden or a friend of ashley's could have something to do with the coke. and right next to her is her older brother hunter who looked pretty happy up there on the white house balcony, really happy. he was a little sweaty but, you know, it was hot. that doesn't mean anything. and if you look closely, jill biden didn't look very happy with hunter, i mean, nobody is happy

what about jill biden? jill? why would hunter be in the library?eg: he's the smartest guy that joe knows. >> he's not. >> greg: you hide cocaine inside books, problem is, you forget which book. worst place to do it in is library. >> unless you do it in the autobiography of bobby brown. >> greg: put it in something that gives a clue. you don't think it's him? >> i don't care really. i thought that jill biden joke would be funny, i like accusing her. >> greg: i don't think kat, we should be coke shaming anybody. when anybody needs to use to get themselves through the day, i worry they will blame it on a worker, somebody that vacuums and cleans and mops, as opposed to hunter. >> kat: i think laws forbidding law possession are immoral. your body belongs to you, not the feds. whatever you do with your own body is fine and you shouldn't get arrested for it. the thing is, people do get arrested for it. what they are trying to set up for a defense would never work for anybody else. we found cocaine in your house, but there was a lot of people there, i gues

yeah, it's just remarkable that here you have joe biden, jill biden will, who portrayed miemselves as putting family first, middle and last. that's what joe biden saysddastn many speeches. and then when you have aat theyn innocent four year old girl who was born to. to mr. biden and his assistant at the time, five years at need least, it was he impregnated her about five years ago. yearshe's four years old now. and they're taking advice from their adviser, saying you are not to acknowledge this girl in any way, shape or form. and then you look at the way hunter bidend has conducted himself since this child was born. he took ms..he took roberts, the mother, and the, an child d, off of his healthealth insurance not long after she was bornin . e and then after that, he says, wait a minute, i can't afford to pay the child support payments monthly that you're asking for. you know, the guy who will remember, he made millions of dollars in ukraine, in china, for services. >> we still don't knowdon't kn what those services were exactly. and then he became leonardo da vinci when he never paint

president biden and jill biden were overfour of the ii. attended the funeral service itself. prior to that he metjoe biden twice in 2021 at the climate summit, and again at the climate summit in glasgow. there is a familiarity there. they will have met over the years perhaps more informally when he was prince of wales, that is whenjoe biden was as vice president. again they will know each other very well and i think that helps in terms of communication and understanding. i think we should see the motorcade shortly coming into the quad and windsor castle ready for the welsh guards to offer that ceremonial welcome to the american president. i think that is the motorcade that's is coming through. the motorcade that's is coming throu~h. . ., ., , ., through. yes, there are a number of cars coming — through. yes, there are a number of cars coming now- — through. yes, there are a number of cars coming now. the _ through. yes, there are a number of cars coming now. the number- through. yes, there are a number of cars coming now. the number of- ca

president biden did not attend the coronation but instead sent his wife first lady jill biden. heir add windsor castle today, the president and the king will discuss climate issues. that's something that king charles has worked on over the years and president biden has lauded him for his work on climate change. he will be meeting with investors related to climate issues. after the meetings here in the united kingdom president biden will travel to the nato center where the future of the nato alliance will be on display. there are questions whether to allow ukraine to join the alliance. and also questions of sweden joining the alliance as there are objections by turkey but these are shaping up to be very controversial issues that president biden will be dealing with at this nato summit as he comes together with leaders in the coming days. >> arlette saenz, thank you. >>> president biden in the meantime signaling one major discussion is ahead of the sum net lithuania, biden sitting down with cnn's fareed zakaria and making it clear he's not interested in joining nato at least not y

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jill biden in london as a representative of the former daily points of light organization.parks a passion for service. >> embrace it and think about it and try to find your purpose and drive your purpose from that and from giving. >> reporter: so, for raising funds and inspiring young people to live a life of service, this week's jefferson award winner in the bay area goes to hollis. >> the future is bright for the next generation. she gives us so much hope. hollis will go to stanford this fall, her goal is to be the ceo of the st. jude's fundraising arm and help corporations develop their own philanthropic platforms. >> you can nominate your local hero online at kpix .com/hero. >>> still ahead, as robots become a part of our everyday lives, we are going to show you you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose yourur hairline. hot flashehes, the e flu, or that ththing when your r knee justt gives s out for nono reaso. you didndn't choosee yourur bad backk oror this. oror... that.. yoyou didn't c choose depressision, memelanoma, or lactotose intolererance. but wiwith k

jill biden. oh, joe biden, president of the united states? i said where are you? i'm in china.lly, he and his wife called my mother, because he did this thing and it was up for teachers. and nobody else called, like you said, not a representative for them, literally my mom was like hello, and it was them. and it was the craziest thing. it definitely a man of the people. >> jay: he really is, very nice guy. >> kelly: you must have met a lot of presidents, so did you meet reagan? >> jay: when i was starting my career, that was the scariest one. the first time

to be able to deliver the message that we believe jill biden has weakened this country at home and abroadfor on-the-job training. we will continue to take our experience to the people of iowa. we will be back to indiana tonight, but even more convinced that the people of iowa are ready for new leadership in the republican party. reporter: this being at your 15th time here, how has your travel been? mr. pence: it feels so much like home, it really does, to be honest with you. indiana is also a place where we make things, we grow things, we are about family, faith and community. iowa is just the same. anywhere we go, we feel like we can pick up a conversation with anybody just like when we are back home in indiana. we are very encouraged. it reinforces for me why it is so important that iowa remain a first in the nation state. the way the people of iowa take time to listen and discern and understand both the mind and the heart of candidates is a great service to the nation. i think democrats are making a terrible mistake skipping iowa and trying to skip new hampshire. it is communities like

jill biden, joe biden is the solution. >> i knew that joe would always be the education president. >>1st lady was celebrating july 4th with largest teachers union in acontinuedance, who are now pushing "gender queer" on your child's summer reading list. vivek ramaswamy joins us right now. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: i saw you on with jesse a week or so ago. you said if you were president of the united states, you would,a bollish the department of education, what about big unions like nea? >> aabolish department of education because i'm pro-education. i would take that money and distribute to states to fund school choice program. in order to receive that, those schoolings have to abolish them. you are uniyoonizing against the public and kids you are supposed to represent. that allows public school to compete against private schools that are not incumbered in handcuff. >> steve: we appreciate you joining us today. somebody at your house is having a birthday, you have opportunity for 10 americans to wind up with big scholarships what are you unveiling on "fox a

jill biden was there to mark the reentry of the united states into unesco. the us pulled out of the 193 member organization during the trump administration. dr. biden told those in attendance today about the importance of american leadership in preserving cultural heritage and empowering education and science around the world. i was honored to join you today as we raise the flag of the united states. a symbol of our commitment to global collaboration and peace. the united states is proud to join as a member state of unesco. the us decision to return to unesco was based on concerns that china filled the leadership gap in the agency after the us withdrew in 2017. several bay area animal welfare organizations are getting grant money that will go a long way to helping animals in need. coming up here on the floor today, we'll talk live with an animal welfare expert to discuss how this funding will help to save the lives of local pets if maintaining forests maintains my happy place, yeah i'm gonna be a papertarian. in america we have private forests. so when you ch

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. >> griff: i want to get your reaction to jill biden but you started as a young guy working in dinerstarted taking out trash and washing dishes, i was promoted to breakfast cook so if they need help in the kitchen i'm up for it. >> griff: you hear that joe we have a chef in case you're short somebody. let's get your reaction to first lady jill biden saying that joe biden is america's education president. >> i hate to say that i think she may be the only person that believes that. i think the vast majority of americans believe that joe biden has so under supported and under-prepared our kids for what we're dealing with. schools were closed for an extended period of time because joe biden thought schools should be closed unnecessarily and now we're seeing a learning loss across the nation that's unprecedented. we've lost decades and decades of progress and here in virginia, we, in fact, saw, because of bad policies from progressive liberals from years ago, before the pandemic, and then schools being shut for an unnecessary period of time, virginia's kids were top of the nation in learni

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jill biden is entering her 39th year as an educator.nt biden told the that his administration has delivered sue nation's schools, including funding for afterschool programs , summer programs, hiring more teachers, counselors, school psychologists, folks. in fact, more than 80% of school superintendents say they're using those funds in the american rescue plan to help students recover academically. and to address mental health crisis facing so many of our young people as a consequence of the pandemic. the president also called on congress to pass common sense gun safety laws to protect children and teachers at school. it was a special 4th of july celebration for dozens of people on the battleship new jersey. so help me god. congrats jersey citizen. thank you. 1934 people from 21 different countries swearing the oath of allegiance. the special ceremony was led by field officer director keith daw of the us citizenship and immigration services. the new of people, juh means that day at the beach or fireworks show. as fox's anna heliopolis te

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jill biden in london as a representative of former president bush's daily points of light organization. wherever she goes, hollis sparks a passion for service. >> embrace it and think about it and try to find your purpose and derive your purpose from that. from giving. >> reporter: so for raising funds for saint jude children's research hospital and inspiring young people to live a life of service, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to hollis bilger. her goal is to be the ceo of st. jude's fundraising arm and help corporations develop their philanthropic platforms. >> i think she is almost there! >> no question she will accomplish that and much more. did you say 7000 touches? do you know how hard that is? >> reporter: just watching her, i can't believe. she did it though, yes. >> that was amazing. >> thanks, aryou can honor your local hero for a jefferson award at kpix.com/hero. >>> still ahead, bay area figh recruits are getting ready to put their lives on the line to protect the public with specialized training helping them prepare for any major situation. >>> major tec

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jill biden has been pushing him to run in 2024. maybe she just out the gravy train to stop. can you walk us through the most important damning evidence you state you have? undercut bank records. you got suspicious activity reports and that whistleblower testimony. what is mustang in your view? >> 1023 form so far been the most damning. if we can get them unredacted to have everything we would need to connect the dots. but unfortunately the fbi's been stonewalling our investigation. thank god we have congressman call martin senator grassley. grassley seems to know the bodies are buried and we get information from that research from whistleblowers coming forward. i would encourage every whistleblower and everyone has information to come to our committees but the bank records are going to be key were not allowed to share the suspicious activity reports come the 1023 forms are unclassified are also going to be very important because they corroborate information in text and e-mails. once that message is hunter biden had on his laptop. none of this is a conspiracy theory, maria it

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first lady jill biden, previously called haley's idea of a competency test for politicians over 75 ridiculous. meanwhile, the latest fundraising numbers showed biden and the dnc raised $72 million in the second quarter, more than all gop candidates combined. >> andrew, thank you. one other headline from the presidential race. democratic senator joe manchin was in new hampshire yesterday and refused to rule out a third party campaign saying, if i get in the race, i'm going to win. >> it is time now for a look at your tuesday weather. >> good morning. a couple of the stories we're following for you. the heat wave continues in the southwest while back in the east, we see the threat for more heavy downpours of rain and with saturated soils, the terrible conditions over the weekend, we could be looking at more flooding tuesday into tuesday night. meanwhile in the southwest, we continue to bake here with blazing sunshine in temperatures will be soaring to 110 plus, again in phenix i'm accuweather meteorologist mark mancuso. c united airlines plane that came falling down onto a neighborhood. >> also

jill biden, the first lady was, and later tonight he will travel, biden will travel to vilnius, the capital of lithuania to attend the nato summit, which starts of course tomorrow, frances. >> and we understand, claudio, the president has another significant destination on the agenda for his last day? >> yeah, absolutely. after the nato summit, later in the week he travels to helsinki, the capital of finland, mainly to commemorate the country's entrance into nato back in april. whilst there, there is no doubt he will still push for the entrance into nato of the others sweden, now sweden and finland applied to join nato together at the same time after the russian invasion in ukraine, but w sweden's bid has been stopped so far by turkey and hungary. frances? >> okay, claudio, thank you. >>> with the war in ukraine expected to be a top issue at this week's nato summit, president biden is defending his choice to provide the war-torn country with a new kind of weapon for more on this, we go to nbc's alice barr in washington alice, how is the president making the case for these weapons? >> well,

. >> reporter: now, in that same statement, president biden said he and first lady jill biden just wantt's best for their grandkids, including navy. adriana? >> christina, thank you. >>> tonight, five people are recovering after they were shot in seattle. dozens of rounds were fired in a parking lot toward a community outreach event. two of the victims inured critically. police say they are searching for at least two gunmen. >>> now, to the war in ukraine. tonight, new video from the front lines nearby bakhmut, as ukrainian troops push forward against russian forces. russian missiles also struck targets in the city of dnipro. a cbs news crew was nearby when those rockets hit. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. we had just arrived here in dnipro after driving several hours from kyiv, when we heard two back-to-back booms. this apartment complex was one of two buildinings hit by russi hypersonic missiles. its top floor almost totally destroyed. stunned bystanders watchched as smoke billllowed into ththe sky. neighbors counted their blessings. "windows were blown out right in front of my e

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jill biden, the first lady was and then later tonight, he travels to vilnius, the capital of lithuania where he will attend the nato conference starting tomorrow. >> we understand the president has another significant visit on his agenda for the last day. >> that's right. later on the week on wednesday, after the nato summit, he travels to helsinki, the capital of finland to commemorate the country's entrance into nato in april. once there, there is no doubt that the president will also push for the entrance into the alliance of another scandinavian country, sweden. both applied to join nato after the russian aggression in ukraine. but sweden has been so far has been stopped by turkey and hungary. we'll see how president biden does on that front frances? >> all right and the influence that he may have for those two nations claudio, thank you >>> two massive manhunts are under way on opposite coasts this morning in pennsylvania, more than ten federal state and local law enforcement agencies are searching for a murder suspect who escaped the warren county jail police say 34-year-old mich

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. >> first lady jill biden just finishing speaking with governors about workforce training programs during the national governors association annual conference. next -- >> i'm really the warm-up bent phil scott. he's really on the front line of where the disasters are, of what governors have to do. i mean a lot of people can determine what battles they want to take on. governors, the battles come to us. i think we have learned that the hard way as governors over the last four years, and i think phil is really on the frontlines as well. when phil and i first got elected, one of the first things we did was a tabletop exercise when it came to a cyberattack. we thought it was going to take down a power plant in massachusetts if memory serves, and how the rest of us were going to respond. then it was just six months later that we got hit by covid. we had to learn how to work together not just across disciplines within our own state, but throughout the entire region and country as a whole. that is what we've got to learn going forward. it's amazing, we've got juliette kayyem here. she's got a ve

listen to jill biden describing joe biden's presidency. >> i always knew that joe biden would alwayspresident. he knows our nation -- the success of our nation starts with you, the educators who shape our students lives. >> will: i wonder by what definition, gender ideology, trans issues, recent dr. nation, what makes joe biden the education president? >> partnering up with unions making sure they are in control of your child's education. >> will: exactly, very well put. thank you so much. >> will: new york city mayor eric adams embroiled in a new controversy after he was caught lying about a fallen cop. fox's matt finn has the story. it match to speak to "the new york times" is calling into question new york mayor adam's story that for years he had a photo in his wallet of his friend robert a fallen nypd officer shot and killed in 1987. during the first month in office last year, the mayor told a story that he still thinks about and keeps his picture in his wallet. but days after the mayor first told the story, the mayor's staffers were instructed to recreate an old looking photo of

first lady jill biden hits the campaign trail. what is she focus on? eeks to focus on bidenomics. this is the list. pittsburgh pennsylvania, columbus, ohio and at the city new jersey. battleground states, biden needs to convince voters his economic policies are helping them and it shows he's at the center -- the economy of the center and it's all hands on deck because jill is touting it, to. stuart: i do hope new jersey is a battleground state. reports say president biden lashes out at staff behind closed doors. we've seen his temper flare up in public before. >> asked the right question. why would i take a test? come on, man. stuart: mollie hemingway will respond to have the media is spinning biden's temper. it's prime day, amazon's biggest shopping day of the year next, madison alworth, at an amazon facility checking out the deals. ♪ the new dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading, without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm. so, you can manage your diabetes with confidence.

their reporting shows first lady jill biden, hunter biden and beau left the white house with the president at 6:30 p.m. on that friday, june 30th. you know, one of the days she says no, they were not there. so in fact they were seen there two days before the drugs were found. here is republican congressman darrell issa. >> this administration is constantly making up new lies and not being held accountable for those lies. the white house press person and others are deliberately telling lies and not being held accountable and it is an area that is normally one of those when you roll your eyes. there has to be accountable for this kind of security compromise. >> harris: senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill. chad. >> good morning. lawmakers are baffled as to why this investigation is taking so long. gop members say investigators should be able to narrow this down by looking at logs and security cameras. >> you know, this isn't losing your glasses in your kitchen. this is the most heavily surveilled building on the face of the earth. this is literally somethin

jill biden previously called nikki haley's test for politicians older than 75 ridiculous. kumasi: oakland city council will decide whether the mayor should get a $75,000 raise. that would bring the mayor's wages to more than 200 $75,000 -- more than $278,000 some tenants in oakland expect evictions. landlord say the evictions restore their rights. a series of workshops hosted through november to help landlords and tenants know their rights. tenants cannot be evicted if they owe less than one month of fair market rent. reggie: the money will go to a program designed to strengthen existing businesses and another program filling commercial space in underserved areas. more information is on the website sf.gov. getting answers. we want you to ask her questions, so share them on our social media pages. the handles are right there on your screen. then tune in around 3:10 for the live interview right here on abc seven. a new 128 page report more racist texts sent by antioch police officers. this time the messages are directed at citizens. they are aimed at the police chief. amanda

jill biden has always been creepy, weird, and not smart. his decline has now rendered him totally, completely inept. you decide. >> would you like to join nato? >> one hour and 20 minutes. >> mr. zelinski and i talked about the kind of guarantees we can make in the meantime. the daughter of iceland and i want to say, i think we have had a productive summit. nato will have 32 freestanding members. >> ceasing his inhumane attacks on -- by russia on ukraine. >> how embarrassing. joe, he is not vladimir putin. here we go, once again, there it is, a week where the president was lost, confused, dazed while leaders were looking on with embarrassment. joe biden is not fit to be your commander in chief right now, much less another term. he is one major fall away from what will be a massive push by democrats to get him off the ticket. everyone on the planet realizes this except maybe joe biden. even the president's staffers see the handwriting on the wall. they are running the country into the ground. biden is recuperating in delaware and at camp dav