karine: yes. if anyone, to be honest. we're going to follow c.d.c. guidance. reporter: andle to to follow up, you said we'll get updates from dr. o'connor, will that be statements? karine: it'll be a daily statement. it could be directly from him. i believe it'll be directly from him. what you'll get is a daily statement. reporter: but he won't necessarily come here. karine: we'll give daily statements like the letter we provided, he letter the he provided to me, we made sure you all saw. you'll continue to get updates on a daily basis. reporter: about dr. o'connor, there are questions you can't answer about the timeline, monoclonal antibody treatments, why isn't he at the podium? karine: i believe dr. jha spoke to the medication he's on. right now he's on paxlovid. if anything changes we'll be sure to share that. and so that's what we're going to do. we'll continue to have daily updates to all of you. i think the letter that the president -- that the president's doctor put out was pretty clear. a

karine: no. dr. jha: i don't know if any of you have ever had a viral syndrome, i find when i've had it in the past, sometimes i start feeling better. my voice sounds raspy or. that is what you have heard. when we spoke to him he was energetic and has a packed schedule. he is feeling better. he says he is feeling better. he has this cough. what happens is when you have a cough, your throat can get horse and that is what is happening here. >> i've one clarifying question the president's temperature last night. was it taken as part of routine or because of the discomfort? dr. jha: part of his routine vitals. >> in the conversations you have had with the president, has he expressed any regrets about the recent mitigation or protocols he has taken in the last two weeks, not wearing a mask in someplace, before we got covid anything like that? karine: the president likes to interact with the american public. what you have seen in the last couple of weeks and months, i would argue, the last several years is

and karine st.e and ashish jha confirmed they facetimed with the president and he had one message for the american people and that message was in fact to get vaccinated. that does it for me this hour. i'm yasmin vossoughian. "deadline: white house" starts after a very quick break. soughin "deadline: white house" starts after a very quick break thank you wayfair. how's the puppy? puppy's perfect. yeah great decision! it■s hard eating healthy. unless you happen to be a dog. seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. prop 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. you ever wonder why people are always on th

karine: all right. two more and we have to go. reporter: thank you, karine. let me follow on dr.onnor. neither of you have seen the president today. neither of you is treating the president. the question is when will dr. o'connor -- to just put out a statement and shield him from questions would be the least transparency of any white house in 50 years on a presidential illness. karine: i wholeheartedly disagree on your statement. wholeheartedly disagree on your last statement. so we are doing this very differently, very differently than i would argue than the last administration. and i am happy to have that conversation with you. number one. we did not see the president because we are following c.d.c. guidance. and the c.d.c. guidance is to make sure that we have minimal contact with the president and allow him to isolate. and allow him to, you know, get his treatment to get better, right? he's having, again, mild symptoms and is able to work from home. i think, i believe, we believe getting direct information pretty much detailed information from this letter that we in a transpa

we know karine cest. pierre and dr. ashish jha for covid response will speak. they tweeted a video of him. it's short here, look at it >> hey, folks. guess you heard, this morning i tested positive for covid. i'm double vaccinated and double boosted. symptoms are mild, and i appreciate your concerns, but i'm doing well i'm getting a lot of work done, and i continue to get it done, and in the meantime, thanks for your concern and keep the faith. it's going to be okay. >> it's going to be okay >> casual, on the balcony. just kind of letting people know he's all right they tell us day to day work is going to continue, but of course, the president will have to quarantine in the residence kayla tausche is with us, our senior white house correspondent. they've been really transparent all morning and i'm guessing he told the kids and grandkids first, but we learned mighty fast >> they've been transparent, but the protocol at the white house has been pretty strict even despite relaxed regulations on masking and distancing outside of the white house grounds, but here on

eastern time both white house press secretary karine jean-pierre and dr.shish jha will be addressing the nation per the president's condition as he continues to grapple with his covid diagnosis. want to bring in dr. vin gupta once again because he does have to run. he does have a day job so, dr. gupta, thanks for sticking with us throughout as we look ahead towards this press briefing at 2:00 p.m. and, of course, continue to learn about the president's condition hoping those symptoms remain mild, what are you going to be looking for and listening for? >> well, yasmin, just to follow up and real quick point of minor modification here, the anticoagulant that president biden takes for atrial fibrillation, his dose was probably adjusted by dr. o'connor and his white house team, the one point a lot of americans take that medication, want to emphasize that. it's important to note that dr. o'connor's evaluation back in november of 2021, normal chest x-ray, yasmin, normal heart function as well so those are critical points here. normal heart, normal lungs, that is

karin robinson alsop. quote though never handsome. she always had to me a charming effect, but alas and lackaday since politics have become her chiefest interest. all her charm has disappeared and the fact is emphasized by the commit by the companions. she chooses to bring with her. even so during this period bammy's son witnessed a scene redolent of the true roosevelty and ethos when franklin paid a visit to the cowles family. quote, this is from peter collier's book the roosevelt's in american saga. benny was all what was bent almost in half now. immobilized by her arthritis and so deaf that people had to shout into the bucks like hearing device called an acousticon. she kept beside her chair. franklin maneuvered his wheelchair next to hers and shouted jokes into the primitive listening device to make her and the admiral laugh. sheffield jr. was struck by the quiet courage with which these afflicted roosevelts went about dealing with their ailments. quote you felt such gallantry in all of them remarked a family friend. who was there

china. >> judge jeanine: it is outrageous. >> sandra: in the white house has asked about it, and karineerre does not even know about it. at least she says she doesn't. >> and i believe she doesn't. jessica. who i need to put a question to you. can you get any lower in terms of the numbers? or has he hit rock bottom? >> jessica: technically he can go lower, i don't think he will, 36 percent is out there right now, i think that's probably where he will hover. two things that i wanted to speak about, one, i think that the frustration of having six weeks to be prepared for this is so important to understanding the idea of liberals right now, but also moderate republicans who would prefer that we have some national protections. and we saw the polling from earlier this week that well over 60 percent were in favor of a 15 week ban and when you look at some states that have the 10-year-old girl from ohio who was raped because she was six weeks and three days pregnant, their parents had to take her to indiana to get an abortion, you can understand why people are saying, why do we not have a plan

>> you detailed what we're just hearing from the press secretary, karine jean-pierre. that statement. i want to make sure you can hear me. >> live television. >> there grow. live television. obviously, we just hustled outside. there you can hear me clearly now. so the president did, as you know, test positive. we did just get that information from karine jean-pierre, the press secretary, within the last five minutes or so. president biden was scheduled today to be traveling to wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, for an event. clearly, he's not going to be able to make that trip as a function of this new test. we are reaching out, as we speak, to the first lady's office, as well, trying to get any better detail on whether, in fact, she may have tested positive, as well. president biden, at 79 years old, there has been a lot of concern about his health and safety over the course of his presidency. the oldest president ever to take office. and significantly, this is a president who folks have paid close attention to his health over the course of his time in office. he repeatedly

you just heard karine give an update on the president.stions about his health in a second. we, as you heard, we facetimed with the president earlier today. i also spoke at length multiple times today with dr. o'connor. and as you all saw, just a few minutes ago, the president is doing better. he slept well last night. he ate his breakfast and lunch. fully. he showed me his plate. didn't ask about the menu, but i did see an empty plate with crumbs. i have guessed about what was there, but i didn't ask. didn't ask. i did ask him about his ap appetite. he joked that his one regret is his appetite did not change. he is in a very good mood. i want to take a step back and emphasize the message that you heard from karine. as the white house covid-19 response coordinator, what i think every american needs to hear, what the president laid out, is that while we have a very contagious variant out there, thanks to this president's leadership, we have the ability to manage this. we are now at a point, i believe, where we can prevent nearly every covid

karine jean-pierre, the worst in the era.s to questions that were not asked, she went to what was preprepared for her. you have to think on your feet and she can't do that. it is as if you put teddy ruxpin in there. >> todd: that is two teddy's in the span of a day. "new york times" warning in headline, democrats face deepen eg peril as republican feeds on inflation fears. we've been talking for months now, welcome to the party nyc, what are your thoughts, joe? >> joe: that was a "die hard" reference. the number one issue for voters for basically the past 10 months, when peter doocy asked the president about his concern for rising inflation. he called him a stupid son of a female dog, it is a morning show, keep it g rated for carley. there is a real possibility we could look at 10% inflation going into the fall. it is hard to see how democrats could overcome that elephant on steroids. "new york times," a day late, several times short. we got to go. >> carley: thank you, he wrapped himself. what a professional. thanks. >> joe:

question three, joe biden's new publicist is called karine jean-pierre and it is a tough job and sheesn't answer any question so instead she uses this phrase. "i don't have anything on that." for one point can you tell us how many times karine jean-pierre didn't have anything on that in her july 5th briefing. it was it five times, was it seven times, or was it nine times she didn't have anything on that? jimmy. >> is it okay if i checked -- >> tucker: , hold on, i got a bad -- okay. they are drinking in the control room. dagen mcdowell del mar, the judges are saying. >> nine. >> tucker: nine times? that is a lot. let's see if dagen is correct. >> i don't have anything for you at the top. >> i just don't have anything to share. >> i don't have anything to share on that either. >> i don't have anything else to read. >> i don't have anything to share. >> again i don't have anything. >> i don't have anything to share. >> i don't have anything to share on that. >> tucker: she just doesn't have anything, but you do have something which is a deep knowledge of karine jean-pierre and you win

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it angered me. >> precautions to protect himself or others. >> yeah, so yesterday, karine jean-pierreeo where he didn't have a mask on despite him testing positive for code and the press secretary said well, you know e was 6 feet away from the videographer, they were outside. the videographer was wearing a mask. is the disparity there we are at a different time in this disease or because it's a different president? >> well, carley, you are not suggesting that the media is somehow playing favorites with joe biden over donald trump are you? of course that's what is going on here watch the difference in coverage the exact same location the balcony of the white house where donald trump stood, took off his mask, joe biden there is maskless as well. it's almost 180-degree change in coverage this is exactly the reason and add it to the growing list that people in america have very, very low trust in the media at this point because they do pick and choose the way they cover things based on their own political affiliations. people put their mask on to go outside when he doesn't have covid. it'

. >> brooke: white house press secretary karine jean-pierre revealing everything is on the table for the biden administration response to the high court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. the white house is weighing directive to protect nationwide access to abortion pills. republicans are labeling it an attempt to distract from issues ahead of the midterms. listen to this. >> it doesn't matter what part of the country you're in, it costs more at the gas station and how it costs more money at the grocery store and they feed their families. the fact the border is in chaos and crime is high on the street. kids lost two years because unions wouldn't let them go back to school. people don't have the luxury of politics. >> todd: the way aoc broke out of the invisible handcuff, like a female david blaine. i had a lot to say about that, so did jesse watters. listen. >> jesse: may go down as greatest performances, i mean spectacles of all time. ted kennedy showing up to court in a neck brace. nancy pelosi kneeling in african tribal robes. it might outdo hillary at the black baptist church. i

but you do have something which is deep knowledge of karine jean-pierre you win that points arr. . really i could have answered that question if you let meuick check my binder. it's's a really good book. next time. >> okay, question for also multiple choice. e >> la hoya cove, north of san diego is very famous for sea lions. but recently the behavior ofs the sea lions has alarmedha visitors to the cove. whatat have they been doing? have they been a throwing rocks lions been eatingat seals b or c?in have the sea lions been chasing beachgoers? >> i was just i was just there and i dore believe it is sea chasing beachgoers. okay, that'll be my guess. no one in the royal likes tourists, not even the seaea lion. but let's find out if you'rea correct. here we go . lifeguards and beach goers, we're dealing with a precarious wildlife encounter. >>t it's a video that's been seen all over crowds running for the of bull sea lions. but the local things are dangerous. they're giving good.ow how bad a talker. i'm a new black man.t, okay, so this is a two point question. so everything hangs in the

o'connor, we talked at length about what happened this morning as karine mentioned. president got his regular testing that he does on his regular cadence. after he tested positive, he reported these symptoms that have been described. dr. o'connor examined him thoroughly, found his exam to be normal, to be at his baseline, and then obviously, he recommended that the president take paxlovid. the president accepted that recommendation and has started paxlovid and taken his first course already. i want to also just take a minute to sort of mark this moment. you know, because the president is fully vaccinated, double boosted, his risk of serious illness is dramatically lower. he's also getting treated with a very powerful antiviral, and that further reduces his risk of serious illness. and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president has. that every american has the same level of immunity, and why we have worked so hard to make sure that people have access to life-saving treatme

i sat in the in our normal seat today for the karine jean-pierre press briefing. and in one hour, the day after these gdp numbers came out that show the technical definition of a recession she never used the word recession. they are talking about inflation and they think they can bring it down with this democratic backed bill on the hill that raises taxes on corporations and on rich people to lower inflation, which of course is being disputed by republicans. but the word recession never came up. they just think that the unemployment rate is too low and that businesses are investing too much money in this country for there possibly to be a recession right now. and again, even though these are potentially historic numbers, if they are not revised a possible recession only like a twenty four hour news story. so with all the threats with nancy pelosi on taiwan, the comments that were made by president xi on that phone call yesterday and why is joe biden why did they give china a million barrels of oil from our strategic petroleum reserves? why are they thinking about

o'connor, we talked at length about what happened this morning as karine mentioned.egular testing he does on his regular cadence, after he tested positive, he reported the symptoms that have been described, dr. o'connor examined him thoroughly, exam normal, at his baseline and then recommended the president take paxlovid. the president accepted that recommendation and has taken paxlovid, his first course already. i want to take a minute to sort of mark this moment. you know, because the president is fully vaccinated, double boosted, his risk of serious illness is dramatically lower. he's also getting treated with a very powerful antiviral, and that further reduces his risk of serious illness. and it's a reminder of the reason that we all work so hard to make sure that every american has the same level of protection that the president has. that every american has the same level of immunity, and why we have worked so hard to make sure that people have access to live saving treatments like paxlovid. incredibly important things for the president to have, incredibly impor

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i was pretty surprised at karine jean-pierre, the press secretary said that what governor abbott is tryingclose to stepping on her toes. but that would imply that you're moving your feet at all, not true, and it is -- they should be your toes coming should be doing something and if you are not doing it, someone else showed. on the drug thing i saw in "the new york post" a young woman -- i don't know what the denomination was, saw money on the street, picked it up and went to the hospital, why? because it had been laced with fennel, so she's not doing drugs, she is up money. >> jesse: i thought she threw her back out, swear to god. i thought that was the headline. >> greg: do you think she just picked up the dollar? come on. i do not read the story either, so i can say that. as an ignorant person, i can say just about anything i want. what is the first name? cringe. i just came up with that. it does kind of bugged me to hear them kind of like going after abbott who has a solution, just following the law and arresting people and they are saying that's not a solution and is creating chaos. >>

here it is today, 9:30, the daily briefing. 3:00 p.m., press briefing by karine jean-pierre. lots of meetings going on behind the scenes? this is the public schedule. perhaps. more and more the american people are getting the feeling the porch light is on and nobody is home. you look at that cnn poll. 7 and 10 voters believe this president has not paid enough attention to the most pressing issues. you look at the goldman sacks survey, 93% of small businesses fear a recision is coming. 89% say they're being impacted by inflation. the fear is real because the pain is real. the president doesn't seem to be out there enough making his case as we see again today. where is the president? >> shannon: yeah. when people have to fill up their tanks and buy groceries and pay rent, that reality will matter very much of their reality and what they're thinking heading into the mid-terms about who is responsible. panel, thanks very much. have a great day. >> thank you, shannon. >> thank you. >> all right. later this hour, we talk to the head of a food bank in delaware. demand there is way u

this is karine jean-pierre, this is before the number came out. here's how she framed it. >> we expect a backwards-looking inflation data to be highly elevated mainly because gas prices were so high in june. >> martha: the indication, mark, is that the messages is we're peaking, we're coming over to the other side of this, which would be great if it were true. but you hear art laffer, this is accelerating. this graph shows if things keep going the way they're going, the committee for responsible federal budget says we could get to 11% inflation by the end of the year. is it almost over or are we going to keep going higher? >> if we end up at 11%, we have big problems. in fact, i think if it ends up over 9.1 next month, we have big problems. i'm been more bearish than a lot of the analysts out there, the commentators. i still think that is really high. i hope we are peaking. however, i think we need to make sure we're not confusing peak inflation with mission accomplished. even if 9.1 is the peak, where do we end up at the end of the year? i would

bill karins. it's not just here in the states, it's overseas as well. tell us what we're looking at across the world. >> portugal and spain are extremely hot. they're a little warmer than they should be. we've had extreme that's been going on for about six weeks at least. dallas, fort worth has had 23 days above the record. we're likely going to see more summers like this in the years ahead. not likely, we will. we're not going to stop using fossil fuels fast enough. as far as what we're dealing with out there currently, yesterday was 110 in oklahoma city. it was 115 degrees in wichita fall. at one point yesterday for the first time ever, a recording system in oklahoma recovers the temperatures throughout almost the entire state, it was the first time ever anywhere you went in the state it was 102 degrees. peaked at 115 but that had never happened before. we're seeing things like that. currently out there it's already up to 108 heat index in dallas, 106 in houston, the drought's getting worst, the water problems are getting worse, the rio grande river d

we will hear from the white house secretary karine jean-pierre and coordinator two hours from now pure white house has that biden went from feeling bad and fine but didn't go to sleep well before he went to bed. his positive covid test results came this morning. he is experiencing mild symptoms appear they release a statement, "this morning president biden tested covid-19 and vaccinated twice and boosted with mild symptoms. he has been taking paxlovid with cdc guidelines. purity what isley at the white house. he will continue to carry out his duties fully during that time." the president is in our prayers, obviously, this is a very serious thing. dr. nicole saphier, given in a different state than we were 2020 with president trump and covid but it is scary to hear the president of the united states is isolating. i did hear next reactions are layer on fox for the paxlovid. that is we had dr. mccreary save perhaps follow up with covid after paxlovid where i heard another doctor say otherwise, what would you recommend for the president at this point? >> that is what is going to happen, pe

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karine jean-pierre _ doctor on his status. karine jean-pierre there _ doctor on his status.ils about his physical symptoms, so we were i 0k. yes, a lot of details about his i physical symptoms, so we were told that they were mild. he had a runny nose and fatigue and a dry cough, but he only actually reported them after he tested positive for covid this morning. he continues to work although he is isolated. the white house tweeted out a photo of him sitting at a desk and smiling and put out a video to mac they said that he called various lawmakers that he called various lawmakers that he called various lawmakers that he had been meaning to meet on a trip to pennsylvania that had to be cancelled. emphasising that his oxygen levels are normal and that he is going to be monitored regularly. stressing again and again that he is fully vaccinated, he is getting this anti—viral treatment. that they expect his symptoms to remain mild. from what we hear, it is the kind of covid that many people are getting now with this latest variant although they could not confirm which one it was.

. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous.e in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >> it's one of the best festivals. it's outstanding, a marvelous occasion. >> we're outside checking some of the food to go options. i grabbed myself a ka bob sandwich, all kinds of herbs and spices. i'm going to taste this. looking fantastic. one of the best i've had in a long time. you know it's delicious b i have just enough room for dessert, my favorite part. we're behind the scenes right now watching how all the pastries get made. and we've got a whole array of pastries here. honey and nuts and cinnamon, all kinds of great ingredients. this is amazing. here's another yummy pastry made with filo dough. oh, my god. really sweet and similar, it's lighter. thi

then you got karine jean-pierre . joe biden says they shouldn't stop these protests, put a judge says they should expect it. is that is that t the newha american left? >> i mean, unfortunately, sean, i think it is you know, this is domestic terrorism. what is happening in thisomesti countryc terr and where is the where is the doj? the fbi? they're allowing this to happen. and sean, to your point, wen a haveve so many folks on the left that are actually encouragingso this sort of behavior. youed named a couple of them.he their people mightm be familiar with the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. obviously the president of the united states, joe biden. that is encouraging people to continue this sort of absurd behavior. but none ofort bsurd behavi us e be surprised. after all, these are the same people that were allowed to break the law and absolutely nothing was done about it when they were outside protestingof illegally in front t of the supreme court justices homes before the roe v. wade decision came down. and i th

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austrian karin kneisel because of her good relationship with vladimir putin the day before, a publicationmedia stating that due to death threats. she left the country and does not give interviews. here is how the press secretary of the president of russia dmitry peskov commented on all this. we can relate to this negatively. naturally. these are such bad symptoms that the society is unhealthy, as far as we know, indeed. she was harassed and advanced. this is the practice of cancellation and so on and so forth, that is, uh, absolutely unbearable conditions. for it contains such a wake-up call for a society that is capable of this. krasnogorsk, near moscow, is ready to open a maternity hospital after a major overhaul today, the clinic was shown to the governor of the region andrei vorobyov, from the old fund, in fact, only foundations and load- bearing walls remained. there is a huge huge area. let's just say that what we see today was in need of modernization corresponds to itself. a bold standard to modern standards, but most importantly, i want to thank you for the fact that the team of

the president's tweet followed by a tweet from his press secretary, korea karine jean-pi.arly trying to project the image of, yes, the president has covid, but, yes, the president still going about his business, just in isolation. safely, with me to share their reporting and their insights, cnn's nia-malika henderson and cnn's melanie zanona. you covered the biden white house. the whole campaign was about, trump bungled the pandemic. we're a year and a half into the administration. we have seen even the biden white house trying, masks sometimes, not always. travel when you can. what has been the big shift, and on this day, they always said they were prepared for this moment. what is the mood in the building today? >> they have always been very rigorous, as someone who's traveled with the president a lot, the protocols that are in place have always been very extensive. testing, masks, everything. and they have indicated that they have been preparing for this for a long time. that said, you know, it's still going to be -- you know, there's some stunnedness here. he's a 79-ye

karine john here -- press secretary karine jean-pierre provides an update on president bidens covid-19is. he continues to experience minor

. >>> bill karins, did you know that? seem to know every phenomenon that goes on. >> i didn't know that one. i'm running out of adjectives to describe the heat. they were starting to describe it as gross, in the oven. i've heard people saying it's air you can wear. it's dangerously hot in these areas. memphis had 101 degrees. dallas is included in that. 57 million people are included in these heat warnings and advisories. this is how it's going to feel and this is how it's been day after day. memphis, it should feel 113 this afternoon. we do it again right into your weekend. very little, if any, relief. that's a look at your national forecast. here's a look at your local forecast coming up in 30 seconds. but not much of a chef. yes! ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need. ♪ >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in dublin as we wake up and had a on this friday morning. we are seeing more sunshine as our temperatures will be slightly warmer. sam martin 87 degrees, 88 in concord. some low 70s in s

bill karins, let's talk about what's happening here.nd of what we expect for typical maybe summer like heat wave. it's been a long duration. in europe is more extreme. a thousand deaths, the number will likely go way higherer. we're still at 96 in london. by the way, it did hit 100 in the uk. the all-time hottest was 101.6. tomorrow we'll break that. they are calling for a high of 101 in london. there's unheard of. it's not typically that warm. the infrastructure is not meant for it. the runway was melting. it's not built the same way as our roads would be built in the desert southwest. they are not used to it. so back home, we have 36 million under heat advisories and warnings. it's been an incredibly hot summer. s especially in texas and dry. the drought is becoming a huge issue. the rio river out of colorado and dives down here along the texas border comes to an end now. it doesn't continue to flow. that's how low the water levels have gotten. there are springs downstream, but by big bend, you can't canoe because the water is ending.

tens of millions could see strong storms before the weekend is done bill karins is watching it all for us walk us through tonight and the weekend. >> tom, these storms tonight have been hitting the wors areas, laguardia, dulles, orlando international airport. we will see scattered storms continuing. the severe threat is ending in washington, d.c. area, then to the south. it has been horrendous day to travel on i-1 through area of texas from houston through louisiana, especially around beaumont, port arthur that will improve a little bit heads up to all of you friends trying t travel tomorrow afternoon and evening on i-95 corridor 50 million at risk of severe storms, new york, boston, down to d.c. travel problems at the airports when storms come through here's the weekend forecast we are watching storms sunday, down in the south gorgeous day, great lakes, ohio valley for the 4th, we keep nice weather in the northeast, scattered storms in the south. the worst is now and tomorrow >> could be frustrating for so many we appreciate that. >>> we want to head overseas wnba superstar brittney g

kounalakis: well karin a, i did not know you are going to ask me that question. but i am on the ballot right now as well as the governor. so, november 8 is the gubernatorial election. a lot of really important things will be on the ballot. i will be on the ballot for reelection. i am very helpful that -- very hopeful that california will semi-back to my office for another four years. aftrer that, we just have to tae it one election at a time. but i love my job and i am very honored and proud to serve the people of california. karina: you also made history this year in march. you became the first woman in california history decided of legislation into law. can you talk about that moment and what it meant for you? lt. gov. kounalakis: i am the first woman elected lieutenant governor in the state of california history, so it's been an incredible opportunity to be able to be an example of a glass ceiling breaker. and the opportunities like the one that you mentioned are very humbling to me. there have been women in california aching history around legislation, advoca

karins, the weather awaits >> -- beautiful. the country. you don't need me to tell you. but for everyone else, its been a hot summer and it is going to stay that way. 64 million people. roughly one in five americans under a heat advisory or warning. how hot? unfortunately again over a 100 from dallas, little rock, memphis to st. louis yesterday in st. louis, they had 12 straight hours where it felt over 100 degrees gross. and it is humid too. not like the june heat wave. this is middle of the summer t dangerous stuff. get plenty of water. take yours rest break. and look at dallas dallas is like the new desert southwest. 104, 105 as the texas drought continues to become a much, much b >>> good wednesday morning. we are starting out muggy and cloudy, but the humidity will be dropping. we will see inland temperatures heading for 80 degrees. it is about to heat up by the end of the weekend with some inland areas headed for 90 degrees. we will see that continue through next tuesday. for san francisco it is in the mid 60s with mostly

the first lady to ukraine on tuesday photographed indoors together without a mask and here comes karine good afternoon, as you all know. i received a letter from the president's personal physician this morning. we released it to you shortly thereafter in the interest of transparency. i have the letter here and i just want to read it through so we can get started. we can get started, before we get started. this morning, as part of our routine screening program for the president, this morning the sexual harassment cov 2 was detected by ant general testing. this was confirmed by a pcr test. on questioning president biden is currently experiencing mild symptoms, mostly a runny nose and fatigue. with an occasional dry cough which started yesterday evening. given that meets usa food and drug administration emergency use sthort criteria for paxlovid, i have recommended initiating such treatment. initiating such treatment. the president is fully the president is fully vaccinated and twice boosted so i anticipate he will respond favorably as most maximumly protected patients do. paxlovid provide

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does not see any serious intentions from the kremlin to negotiate, the white house spokeswoman said karin jeanpierre, journalists asked her whether washington sees a military solution to the conflict. and if not , what is it doing for a peaceful settlement, and also whether the latest territorial gains of russian troops have changed the position of the white house. here is what she answered ... about ukraine without ukraine, what we have been doing for the past few months providing assistance we want to make sure that ukraine is in the strongest position so that when the opportunity arises to hold these negotiations they can do it, but what we see from president putin, he does not have the desire to enter into negotiations, our approach has not changed. we are going to continue to support ukraine. we will continue to help ukraine fight for its democracy, fight for its territorial integrity, regarding the second question that came up, the hostilities in donbas can be prolonged, we have been talking about this for some time and we see gains and losses from both sides, but this does not mean

but there can be much more victims of criminals, as karin kharitonova told how they managed to get onhe trail of the hijackers. special forces soldiers are storming a cozy, mansion in the village of domodedovo near moscow, the windows of the first floor are lit with warm light, and the street lamp, coldly illuminates the brand new land cruiser prado, it is in the yard, and in the garage a few more foreign cars, all according to the investigation, were stolen. ice footage taken at night by a street surveillance camera. in one of the yards. the owner parked the same land cruiser that was mentioned a little higher , a silver car drove up close to the black suv, from which the man got out. and for some time he was rummaging around in the cabin, then the unimaginable happened, when one car drives off, the headlights of the other suddenly light up. to that same cottage near moscow, his racing drivers specially rented the investigator, i'm sure. why they detained the police line. hmm . i'll try for the suspicion that i interrupted the land cruiser prado, redid one number on it. if you transl

second presidential term at a briefing for journalists by the press secretary of the white house, karineerre, was asked to comment on the results of a public opinion poll, according to which 75% supporters of the democratic party do not support biden's nomination in the twenty-fourth year , administration officials reported that the us leadership is not worried about sociological data and the head of state. he still intends to run in the next elections. the german financial authorities have no tools left to fight inflation, the economic model has staggered towards disaster, the authoritative german publication welt. draws bleak prospects for germany, journalists note that at the rate of gas from russia for the problems associated with turbine maintenance. siemens has shrunk dramatically, which means entire industrial and residential areas are at risk of running out of fuel. many residents are close to panic because of the cold winter, and the country's shopping center has already begun to save money and turn off escalators so as not to waste electricity. against this backdrop, the euro i