katie. do you want to eat meatless meat? >> katie: no, that's really terrifying.bies. no offense. >> dana: i come from a cattle ranching family. but i'm also okay, -- >> katie: if its plant-based, that's totally fine. but i don't want it grown in of vat. >> jesse: this one on the blue plate. the blue plates are the real burger. >> dana: you think it's better. but you said this one was better. >> jesse: it has a funny aftertaste. that's why i change my opinion. i didn't change the other one but this doesn't taste right to me. i taste fake. i don't like it. green is fake. i was right. >> dana: charles krauthammer wrote in 2015, that i've long thought it will be our treatment of animals that are great grandchildren will say i can't believe they did that. he predicted this back in 2015. >> jesse: do they mistreat cows? >> dana: no, not at all. >> juan: they slaughter them. >> dana: we are humans. we are meant to eat meat. >> katie: it's fine. >> dana: eat meat. have one of these has your side dish. >> juan: i don't think if you're hindu. >> tom: it sounds i you are a

>> katie: yeah.ld know this. >> jesse: you are a saying my appendix doesn't do anything? >> katie: it's a worthless organ. >> greg: like a politician. >> katie: doesn't function anymore. i'm just letting you know. all the science here. >> juan: in the break, greg has told us we have a third eyelid already. that gooey thing in the corner right here is a nictating membrane. a third eyelid that never quite became what it is. it is there. to your point, there are adaptations, but not in this way. first, social media has magnified your desire for attention and status, which has made you kind of meaner and more of an exhibitionist. pornography satisfies basic needs for intrainvestigators without the messy human contact. creating a decline in birth and public interversion and video games further softening of the human body because you aren't using your muscles and going outside for daily activity. so we are in a sense becoming sphbors part of your body. don't need a chip in your brain. >> dana: implanted it

katie: yeah. steve: katie, you were alluding to this, when you look at the british press and we installed all the apps on our phones and interesting to see how they have depicte depict potus in the u.k. katie: especially since the british press is known to be brutal. president trump praises eternal friendship at state banquet. trump hails noivment. trump is district to great, great queen who inspired u.k. to win world war ii. banquet speech says queen embodies patriotism that beats proudly in every british heart. so, differently than we have seen here. steve: what are you talking about? brian: it's pretty amazing the different tone this is mostly a ceremonial visit. especially when the prime minister is leaving the job in four days. you can project what it will be like with the next leader to get things done. this might be a time to pull back and analyze. it wasn't. watch. >> when you watch trump inside all this pageantry he looks awkward in it. he would look awkward at tailgate party much less bu

>> katie: yeah.juan: he is saying trump is for socialism for the rich while sanders says he is for socialism for working families. let me give you an example. he, sanders says lower healthcare costs, lower the cost of education. let's make reasonable housing prices. i think most americans would say yeah, that's a good idea. >> katie: i think bernie sanders maybe should sell two of his three homes before he starts preaching about rich people being the enemy. notice how he caps the number for his estate tax at $3.5 million. is he worth about $1.5 million. he has changed his stump speech to millionaires to billionaires to just billionaires. he is saying he wants to re-do the new deal. that fdr had a good vision for the country. if you actually look at the results for that for the past 50 years we spent $21 trillion, which was supposed to bring people out of poverty. it has not. but capitalism has. capitalism has not only brought people out of poverty in america but all over the world throughout past hal

[laughs] >> katie: exactly.done. >> capri: trump be aware, we are out of office, you may still be a target event. >> harris: secretary of state mike pompeo singh president trump does not want war with iran as the u.s. announces plans to send additional troops to the middle east. and now a group of senators are -- bipartisan, excuse me -- want to know why that is. does it backfire or is it necessary to keep the pressure on iran? we will debate it stay with us. >> this is a dangerous area and it can spark quickly. the iranians are not to be trusted. and act out all kinds of ways. things can get out of control very quickly there. forces are right up close to one another. so it's a dangerous thing. ♪ newday usa can help. by re-financing up to 100 percent of your home's value you could take out 50,000 dollars or more. you could use that money to pay credit card debt and other expenses, plan for retirement, and get back on your feet financially. and don't let less than perfect credit hold you back. even if you've been

my masculinity. >> katie: "will spill or trip without notice."it's called katie's law, what will go wrong can go wrong, absolutely well. i have to take a lot of precautions. >> juan: "angrier than he appears." [laughter] >> greg: i don't know that it's possible. you are really angry. my warning label is "shake well before using." okay, what books will you be reading this summer? dana? >> dana: i just read a great book, i finished it -- >> jesse: she just got so happy. >> dana: "girls like us." i am reading "the dutch house." comes out in september. >> greg: everybody across the country is just thrilled by "the dutch house." >> greg: juan? >> juan: this is a good look but it doesn't sound like it, a book about slavery in the 1800s, a novel, it's terrific. "black washington." >> dana: "washington black," i just bought it! >> katie: i am reading "true believer" by jack carr. >> greg: i am going to a a to make you are going to laugh. i have one of his old books, i have like ten books, i read little pieces. i read little pieces. >> jesse: doing lots o

. >> katie: i did.> jesse: that's what's what gets you and a major prostitution problem down there and a lot of cocaine as well. you have got to be careful when you go down there. you really do. >> greg: you seem to know a lot about the problems. >> jesse: my buddy goes down there all the time. get get yeah, your buddy. >> katie: asking for a friend. >> juan: not a senator from new jersey or anything. i happen to agree with you, dana, greg, i think we don't know a lot. sex, drugs, rock and roll. people on vacation do risky things and engage in risky behavior. i know my wife didn't want to go to jamaica. she didn't want to go because of the drug violence, et cetera. we have gone now for several years and had a splendid time but you don't wander off and go on your own in the way that you might in the u.s. wander around. i will say this. i was shocked to see there was a story, a different place though where a family went in a room and they just sued because there were pesticides used below them and caused

i'm jesse watters of katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino, and greg.t's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." all eyes are on iowa as president trump and biden face-off in the hawkeye state. you're looking live where trump and biden are currently speaking. the fireworks started earlier today with both men taking jabs at each other. the former vice president is also set to speak tonight where he is apparently going to label the president as a "existential threat to america." the flailing democratic front runner gave us a little preview of what is to come earlier toda today. >> four years of donald trump will be viewed as an aberration in american history. eight years, eight years will fundamentally change who we are as a nation. he thinks being tough is great. it's easy to be tough when someone else absorbs the pain. donald trump has only exacerbated the threat and the danger. i think he is a threat to our core values, and asa threat to our standing in the world. this is a guy who does everything to separate and frighten people. it's about fea

katie: correct.onis: with little experience in the apparel industry, they set up a full-service operation in lawrence, illinois, where they cut, sew, and print customizable garments. katie: i expect at least two to three more of these today. justin: well, then, fine. we'll ship today. lemonis: fishing fanatics started snapping them up, and sales eventually grew to over a million dollars a year. but fishing is a seasonal sport, and that means unpredictable revenue. ray: well, february, march isn't bad. april -- got our ass kicked. lemonis: and the slow months have led to a lack of funds while their debt continues to climb. justin: we also have no material here right now to get the lamb order done, so we got to figure out how to get more in the bank. lemonis: now, rayjus finds itself on dangerously thin ice. ♪ sports apparel is a $35 billion market in the u.s. i have a massive investment in the outdoor space with my acquisitions of gander and overton's, and this could be a great addition to them. hello

katie, you are shaking your head.oggles my mind here is we have horrible, disgusting, horrific situation, a mentoring crisis going on with the board. no matter what channel you watch -- and i watched a bunch of them last night -- it's awful and we cannot go on another day like this. depending on where you are watching, someone blaming someone different, there is enough blame right now to go around to everyone who is involved. how can they continue to fight without getting on a plane and going to do something? >> katie: it's very obvious that the ilhan omars and the aocs want to use this as a political talking point rather than solving the problem. you have aoc calling hhs facilities and dhs facilities in them, concentration camps. but now when it's getting $4.5 billion to fund the beds, get more diapers, that border patrol agents and hhs staff are trying to take care of. there are over. they don't want to vote for that, they want to talk about a "bigger situation." the fact is they don't want any kind of immigration e

town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. house of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy herself. and joining us in the center seat, opening editor for "the washington times" and fox news contributor, charlie hurt, who did not dress up for us today. your sneakers really tell the whole tale. [laughter] >> charlie: well, you know, when you get old your back starts hurting. fashion, i don't care about fashion. >> melissa: you are fashionable! >> charlie: i'm all about comfort now. >> melissa: i love it, me, too too. >> kennedy: any reports, grandpa? [laughs] >> charlie: you don't want me to start talking about that! >> melissa: lining up at orlando, more than 40 hours before the rally kicks off. the president treating but campaign has received more than 100,000 ticket requests for the arena, which holds 20,000 people. here are some of what we've heard from folks on the ground so far. >> i'm very excited to see trump. i'm excited to see what he has to say, what he's going to do in 2020. people were partying, there was truc

katie: it is tough.e a good time when you have a yield curve that looks the way our yield curve looks right now. certainly, energy is going to be under pressure here. it is a really tough time for the value trade. in the meantime, some of the great growth stocks of the past are facing some headwinds. you mentioned broadcom and some of the growth related headwinds, but also regulatory headwinds as well. it is hard to make a super compelling case to go pedal to the metal on some of those growth stocks that have been such great winners in the past as well. david: given those challenges, you specialize in emerging markets. are there opportunities there? for example, debt, what you thick is going to go up, not down. kathryn: one of the headwinds to the emerging markets trade would certainly be if the fed doesn't cut three to four times over the next few years because that would mean that the dollar reacts in a different way than would be beneficial to the emerging market space. em currencies need to appreciat

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and katie you know this this whole year really and. he gave us what he had to he went out their sacrifices body. >>turnout. >>and katie says he's not gonna lie, it hurts take a look at his tweet and uh you can see what he wrote on her and even my cell right now i can't lie. but seeing my brothers get this win was like taking a shot of tequila. >>so he's obviously you know looking forward to seeing the team succeed without him and his mother has the same to say you know it is the fact that it took this for anybody to believe that kevin duran was dedicated that he wanted to play and she says for all of you question my son and his heart and his integrity and his love for the game. you don't know him. he has a heart of a true warrior, this too shall pass pass and that is from kevin durant's mother the warriors won. now more than ever her to get them 3rd ring and celebrate its not the storybook ending anybody envisioned a winner it will be easy. hardest fought finals for sure that's the bus. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for

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source, katy wanted to take part in the video.rce it was her idea to wear her met gala hamburger dress. ♪ you need to just stop >> "e.t." has learned taylor personally reached out to not just katy, but all 21 stars who appeared in the video. all of them are lgbtq icons and allies including laverne cox, rupaul, the queer eye guys, and billy porter. today, he gave us a major behind-the-scenes secret about how taylor juggled everyone's hectic schedules. >> my schedule has been so busy with shooting "pose" season 2. she sent her people to me and we did it in front of the green screen. >> and some of the celeb appearances featured what could be hidden clues about taylor's next album "lover." ♪ you're being too loud >> there's ellen getting a tattoo from adam lambert that says "cruel summer." many fans think that will be one of the song titles. and could "cruel summer" be a reference to the fallout of her 2016 relationship with tom hiddleston? ♪ are you ready for it >> tom got absolutely skewered for wearing an "i heart t.s." shirt at h

let us start with the metro, katy. gove gohdes boris.leadership —— gohdes. off in the face of the tory leadership -- gohdes. they obviously met at the last tory leadership election which did not go well for either of them. theresa may was picked after michael gove turned on borisjohnson, said picked after michael gove turned on boris johnson, said he picked after michael gove turned on borisjohnson, said he could not support him... stabbed him in the back, people say. stabbed him in the back, people say. stabbed him in the back and stabbed him in the front. then borisjohnson pulled out, michael gove tried to go on but had not enough support. in this current leadership race we see these old rivalries resurface. did that damage michael gove, do you think? we have had the cocaine allegations as well. what some people saw as a betrayal borisjohnson, has that caused him lasting damage? i think it has caused him a lot of damage. i think he has repaired some of that. quite $0011 he has repaired some of that. quite soon after it happened in 2016

thank you, katie.land are facing a battle to stay in the world cup after losing 2—1 to japan in rennes. that result, coupled with their defeat to england, means they're rooted to the bottom of group d and will have to beat argentina in theirfinal game if they've got any hope of progressing. jane dougall reports. it is notjust scotland women's first world cup. this generation of scottish children will grow up with female footballers who inspire them. come on, scotland! yay! the women take it more seriously than the men. the men, like, fall over more often. going into this match bottom of their group, scotland had to deliver on the pitch. no easy task, with opponents japan seventh in the world. and they showed why. 20 minutes in, a mistake by the scotland captain rachel corsie gifted mana iwabuchi a free strike. and it was the scotland captain who gave away the second goal, also, needlessly bringing down yuika sugasawa. she sent lee alexander the wrong way. it was a more positive scotland in the second h

>> katie: i don't know how democrats can reconcile wanting to eliminate the health, private health ofericans with fruit -- trillions of dollars every year and then turn around and say they are fightinr the middle class, fighting for families who, by the way are having a very hard time affording their health insurance has a result of obamacare which is not health care. there is a big difference there. and then turning right around after shifting insurance -- taking insurance from americans and you are responsible for paying for 22 million illegal aliens who are here and there are health insurance cost and you cannot afford your own. that is something that benefits president trump. he talked about it. the one thing he tweeted about overseas. something americans will have a hard time swallowing when it comes to health care and health insurance at the top of their list of concerns and being told they are now going to have to pay for millions of people to be on that plan when they are not in the country. >> shannon: katie, i know your entire lowlight discussion was about immigration, the b

we'll start our discussion today with katie katie is the only person in the government at the assistant secretary level whose portfolio covers russia and the middle east. she really has a unique perspective. he is has training from harvard high school, he is was president for litigation and a chief compliance officer and had a very impressive career in government both on the hill with the senate armed services committee, and the select committee on intelligence. after that keynote address we'll be joined in a discussion with dr. mark kats. he is the author of the report they just mentioned and which is now available on our website. he is, in addition to being a nonresident fellow he is a professor at the school of policy and one of the fore most academic experts. . becca wasser is at the ran corporation. he is wo she worked at the snunt for st institute for strategic studies. please join me in welcoming first assistant secretary katie weilburger, thank you very much. >> hello, good afternoon. i would like to discuss russia's role in the middle east and also dr. kats for drafting a very

to the democratic republic of congo where the body off veteran opposition figure if he and she say katie arrived in the capital city to get off to his death crowds gathered at the airport to pay their respects many coaches say katie the father off democracy now has a good held mistery oppose cheering which is this is so close regime he ran for presidency several times but was unsuccessful in 1985 to exile off to then president mohan kabila accused him of violating election goals died in belgium in 2017 he was $84.00 joseph kabila government wouldn't allow his body to be buried in the d.r. see it was now possible off the chicken to say katie son phoenix became president in february now thousands of supporters were gathered at the airport in kinshasa on thursday when she remains a bride to be given a state funeral on saturday and hopefully supporters gathered at that airport it was an important moment. for us here it is really an extraordinary day. september and it is the father of our democracy has gone he's the tree he's a library for us he really moved. he must rest when you start. i'm

apart from the greenhouse katie offers other services farmers in the region can get advice on taking out a loan on choosing the right fertiliser or seeds. the aim is to make harvests more reliable. the yield here is higher with outdoor farming it's very low if this were growing outdoors the crop would have been destroyed already by the rains. it would have been a total loss. so far the company has set up 50 greenhouses. kati's found such a drug who had been looking for a way to help india's farmers since he was a teenager. i went to make it a better school during summers and we were playing cricket in the fields so i saw at a distance. you know a farmer eating something so that. you know meeting some similar it was like what i'm eating with also with when a very close to actually he want to. exactly. one sentence what he told words and which never left he said my stomach doesn't or that my pocket is empty. and his team are working to make the greenhouse available to more farmers. they're currently rolling out the system on $300.00 farms intel and ghana . where hard toward me there lo

." >>> katy perry and taylor turned their feud into a music video happy meal. >> you need to calm downent with perry. we have exclusive behind the scenes details on how the frenemies finally -- ♪ you need to calm down >>> not a chance! because katy may be wearing beef, but she and taylor have officially said -- ♪ swish swish >> to their six years of -- ♪ bad blood hey >> how did this happy meal come to me? according to ourt." source, to video. the source it was her idea to wear her met gala hamburger dress. ♪ you need to just stop >> "e.t." has learned taylor personally reached out to not just katy, but all 21 stars who appeared in the video. all of them are lgbtq icons and allies including laverne cox, rupaul, the queer eye guys, and billy porter. today, he gave us a major behind-the-scenes secret about how taylor juggled everyone's hectic schedules. >> my schedule has been so busy with shooting "pose" season 2. she sent her people to me and we did it in front of the green screen. >> and some of the celeb appearances featured what could be hidden clues about taylor's next album "lover

year, katy shaw, where is katy shaw? [applause] president trump: thank you, katie.a great meeting, right? in the oval office. katie, you look well, really well. thank you very much. thank you. in the oval office and made a great impression on everybody and it was very exciting. you very much for being here. katie is from indiana. down's born with syndrome and now works at a that does a fantastic job. volunteers in her community and lawmakers, d before as katie said it's a wonderful life. 've made the world a better place. you have., yes you have. mra [applause] president trump: my administration has also taken action to protect americans' rights enshrined in the constitution. democrats are determined to pack the courts with radical left judges who will impose their own far left views on the american people. that's why i will soon appoint interpret the to as written. mra [applause] ormally when a president assumes his position in the no judges., you have they retire. they get sick. they pass away. they leave and you'll get one, two, three. inherited 138 empty spots.

managed to become president when joins look up no refusal to doubt when it's time and get it what katie who was one of the awkward trying to get him to leave office so then thank you dave i have a great thing a great man it's going to be a big very money state are expected to attend after one of the it's going to be a christmas letter i marched to part of the capital that some of you supported will walk along. to the same a dream where you're going to be very funny as you say harrow a 10 she's a kid he spent decades in politics but he failed in several attempts to become president today his son says president of the d r c what do people think of his leadership style and how does he compared to his father in terms of popularity. one down people say that you've only been president for a couple of months too early to judge but not without some critics believe some of them believe that john's a former president rate the last election to make sure they don't you like 80 incoming president they also believe that some kind of deal was made to make you better well controlled he function in gove

congresswoman katie porter has just announced she is now in favor of beginning the impeachment process of president trump. congresswoman porter will join us to explain her decision tonight. >>> tonight, president trump officially announced that he is running for re-election. no surprise there. to make that announcement the president flew to orlando, florida where he was greeted by an extraordinary editorial in the "orlando sentinel" today. a year and a half before the election, the "orlando sentinel" delivered an endorsement for president in 2020, and that endorsement is not donald trump. the editorial said "donald trump is in orlando to announce the kickoff of his re-election campaign. we're here to announce our endorsement for president in 2020, or at least we're not endorsing donald trump." the "orlando sentinel" historically is a republican newspaper. it has occasionally endorsed democrats for president, including barack obama in 2008, but then the "orlando sentinel" endorsed president obama's republican opponent, mitt romney, in the next election. the "orlando sentinel's" editoria

katie and charlotte, comforted by steve's parents, his siblings. the jury decide? >> it was rough on everybody. >> it is. and it's just horrible. with that nervous energy then is to the -- you can't sleep. >> we were thinking, "well, are they just stretching this out?" >> was it torture? >> well, sure, i mean, we -- we just want them to go ahead and let him go now. >> reporter: then, the next morning -- the clock struck nine. it was time. >> when they came back into the room, could you tell? >> yeah. didn't have a good feeling. it's never good when they come back in the room and they won't look at the family. >> we the jury duly empaneled and sworn find the defendant, steve democker, guilty. verdict count 2, guilty. for count 3, guilty. >> reporter: guilty on all counts. >> how'd it feel? >> we were just stunned. it's -- it wasn't the right verdict. the law didn't support that verdict. >> reporter: defense investigator rich robertson didn't think so either. >> the biggest shock to me was that they came back unanimous and came back unanimous fairly

that katie is now the president and this day the ceremony. he's still a great a hero a man who spoke out against corruption a man who challenge leaders such as the buddhist as they call laurent kabila and joseph kabila he spent decades in politics participated in several elections but he never managed to become president when joe could be refuted that down when his term ended it was the katie who led the forefront to try and convince him to leave office now all eyes will be on his side of the k b he won the election in december but it was controversial some people here believe opposition to the march of fire you won he went to court but he lost in court the judges they see that he had no case opposition critics some of them believe that perhaps some kind of deal was made with george at the beer the former president to make sure phillips of the katie becomes president and some kind of deal was made whereby we see capella still controlling some key functions the government which include parliament and senate both men deny those claims now the k

let's go to katie phang. what is your reflection on this announcement of emmet flood as you look at his relevance to the mueller report and his function to handling the mueller report as the president is saying here? what does it say? >> so richard, as we all will remember, emmet flood came on board to change the tide in terms of the attitude and the response that was coming from trump and his administration to special counsel robert mueller and his team. the very last coup de grace of what we could call it is the letter recently sent to bill barr asserting executive privilege from donald trump for people like don mcgahn, maybe even hope hicks, to be able to testify to congress. so flood's parting shot was basically to support donald trump, his policies, his position in terms of wanting to muzzle employees both current and former from being able to speak to congress. >> and mike viqueira now joining us running to the camera as we get the news. i always appreciate it. why now? why is it happening now? >> repor

and katie you know this this whole year really and. he gave us what he had to he went out there and sacrifices body. turnout. >>a look at a live look at oracle arena and take a good look of it a look at it because again he is the last game here. that game is thursday night at 6 and as we've been saying their phrase for years strength in numbers unfortunately one of our key numbers katie will be out but the warriors they're going to stay strong for him and hopefully we will pull through till the end it's not going to be easy though let's be honest the rafters they played extremely well last game making a ton of 3 pointers super clean. our defense held on strong though, and i think it was because those guys wanted to win for katie and course forgot nations will see how it goes, but it's going to be very very intense to watch here at oracle arena for the very last time we'll send it back to you now in studio. >>all right so she would take a look at those tickets now there's some must wait another must-win game other, but they're all winds

katie, this could not have gone much better, could it? which it could've been.t was a great performance, great at this rare, great performance. that feeling before the scheme started was that england did not really hit top gear but they really did that here. they made norway who are a good side, look ordinary. in the data from the very first minute whenjill scott ordinary. in the data from the very first minute when jill scott scored. it came after a lovely move and then on the right, there was a this was, tha nkfully on the right, there was a this was, thankfully there had her back and putting them ahead afterjust two minutes. and soon, setting up, it was herfifth at setting up, it was her fifth at this tournament, and puts her in a joint lead and so she is firing on all cylinders, so much of their hopes rest on her shoulders and you can see why, but the best is yet to come from england and the second half, she has been described by her manager as one of the best players in the world and this is why, picking her out at the edge of the box, what a finish, everyo

katie said she and her do tried 30 different medications over the years.d, until her psychiatrist recommended that she try ketamine. she says the improvement was immediat >> i felt happy, i felt so light. i coun't believe that i ever thought that suicide was something that was -- >> i tried everything. nothing worked until i got the ketamine infusions. >> reporter: kelly mason was diagnosed with posttraumatic di stress order, ptsd, after several deployments with the army. she was haunted by her past and went to walter reed national military medical center for help. >> as soon as i received an infusion, i ju felt happy. i immediately noticed that the intrusive thought that i was having dissipated. >> reporter: clinical trials found that ketamine administered in controlled doses in a doctor's office might help many others with severeopeless depression. in march, the a approved a ketamine nasal spray called s-ketamine. >> it depose to a different area of the borin. >> repr: dr. erica richards is the medical director at si hey memorialpital and took part in th

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hey, katie, hats off to you. you were one of three bylines on a giant profile of the attorney general over the weekend. and i'm going to read back to you one of your stretches here. in a cabinet stocked with government neophytes and place holders the deeply experienced mr. barr is quickly emerging as the most influential figure in the second half of mr. trump's term. he's the closest thing we have to dick cheney says charles cooper, a former senior justice department official. he's a strong-willed man with a forceful personality and well-informed deeply studied views. katie, i guess we have also learned he is capable of responding to a threat of contempt as the first traunches of evidence are arriving from doj to house democrats. >> absolutely. and when you look at that move today it's a great negotiating tactic in many ways because he can now claim he's created goodwill, he's being cooperative. if the committee thinks this information is going to move the needle either way on their case for obstruction, that see

katie, yes you have. >> [applause] our nation is uplifted by incredible americans by katie who fighthe dignity of all humanity. my administration has taken historic action to protect american's rights in the constitution. democrats are determined to pack the courts with the radical left judges who oppose -- who will impose their own views on the american people. that is why i will soon appoint to interpret the constitution as written. normally, when a president assumes his position in the white house, you have no judges, theyome as they retire, get sick, they pass away, things happen and they leave and you get one or two or three. i inherited 138 empty spots. i said this is impossible. either didn'ta get them through or couldn't get them through or something happened but i said how many judges do i have? 138. which is percentagewise going to be a record, but the only one that has the record greater than mine percentagewise is george washington. >> [applause] never beat that record. he had 100%. but i have more. we have more. think of that, 100 45 judges. 138, then through things, we

katie and bryant out there, reopening today's iconic window on the world and we're going to mark thislaza and this studio and our crew and our staff with a great celebration coming up. >> our silver anniversary party coming up. >>> let's get right to this breaking news, however it's really concerning iranian forces have downed a u.s. drone overnight american officials say it was in international air space off the coast of iran. iran says it was in its air space. the incident is described from one official from iran says it's a clear message to america we've got complete coverage in the region we'll start with bill neely who's there. bill, good morning >> reporter: good morning, savannah well, the flash point we've all be talking about got very real overnight when for the first time in this crisis iranian troops destroyed a u.s. military target, shooting down an unmanned, unarmed drone. so a serious escalation and also a warning from iran overnight and at the white house and the pentagon this morning, no doubt serious discussions. the u.s. military says one of its global hawk drones wa

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>>katie could katie clay, i know it gets confusing. but kaye clay okay, there can visit me clay he's doing better. he says he's feeling good and that it is good news for us debt nation because i think we're all feeling a little anxious heading into we're trailing now 2 to one in the nba finals, so a little bit nerve wracking the games will be tonight. oracle arena. it's going to be a big big game for us it as you said though klay thompson is back so you've been out since game 2. he says he sustained a mild strain in his left hamstring meanwhile the 2 time reigning nba finals mvp, has been out since western conference sefinals after straining his we game 3 the dubs loss to the rafters with a final score of one 23 to one o 9 we were missing thompson kd come on lonely. but it seem like you're trailing by 10 points the entire game. it just got progressively worse. we did have damarcus cousins on the core steph curry really carried the team making about half the points scored in the entire. well curry made nba history making the most points

katie gornall, bbc news.ised to victory against the west indies. they were helped in part by a century from joe root, although captain eoin morgan was injured whilst fielding. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. in southampton the morning skies were ambiguous, but by recent world cup standards that's brilliant. please stand away from your umbrellas. the sun is out. it's blisteringly hot. england won the toss. they will be bowling. they came in in part to watch chris gayle hit it out of the ground — well, he tried. england had dropped him once when bairstow hung on here. gayle out for 36 — equals relief. now, the english catching wasn't perfect, but they got plenty of practice.

katie hopkins has described migrants as cockroaches and used dehumanising language. retweet one of these figures, previously he retweeted jayda fransen, who is the leader of britain first, an islamophobic hate group here, you know, it's a very dangerous territory to wade into. iran has complained to britain's ambassador in the country after the uk government accused it of involvement in the attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. the iranian authorities deny being involved. amid the growing tensions, the british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, has begun a new hunger strike. she denies any wrongdoing. simonjones reports. outside the iranian embassy in london, a lone tent symbolising the growing tensions between the uk and tehran. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, camping outside the building to try to make his voice heard. his wife remains injail following her arrest at tehran airport, after visiting her family three years ago, accused of being a spy, which she has always denied. we are camping out in solidarity wi