katie? >> and then, there was katie's children. in florida with her father. she remembers messing around with her friends, one day, at school. >> i was having a smart mouth, because i was being a little kid. so, i looked up on my science teachers laptop my mom's name, and it said, arrested. i said, no, that's not true, that's false. >> oh, but it was true. all of it. this was katie, the day she was arrested. back in that little room. >> i did not do this. >> you have nothing? >> that's not true. >> what did you do? >> i don't know, i'm starting to think maybe j. d. did. >> certainly, this was not the first time investigators heard a suspect in a murder case point the finger at someone else. their reaction wasn't new either. >> i know, but you are not here by accident. stop yanking my chain, stop wasting my time, tell me the truth, or let's go. >> i did not kill robin. >> who did. >> i do not know. >> katie, listen to me. at this point, right now, everything points at you. >> no sir, i didn't do it. it can't point at me. >> katie sa

this is "real yield" on bloomberg. ♪ katie: katie greifeld.ime for the auction block where we kick things off in europe. marketwide volumes at 1.6 billion euros, market -- marking the quietest week since 2020. bond sales approaching $15 billion this week, falling short of estimates from eight well received offer from waste management. in the jump bond market, slowly coming back to life. high-yield debt sales about the 3 billion-dollar suite. lack rock -- black box -- black box reader not excited. >> spreads and not interesting at all. you can get yield and a bunch of other places. you're getting a lot of tight stuff and companies under stress. katie: joining us is will smith and matt tom's. i want to start with the director. it looks like rick is saying anything exciting. william: nice to be here. rick is pointing out there is lot of high-yield pricing in an optimistic outcome. those are names you would anticipate have some sort of investment great potential in the near term. we think that is reasonable and not a ton of value there. when you g

katie: i hope so.in the bond space, these twos-tens spread, it is out to a number i think i have never seen, which is moments ago 100 10 basis point spirit to year yield is 1.1% higher than the 10 year yield. joining us now, we are thrilled that tony krasinski -- tony crezzenzi is joining us. how close are we buying? ? treasuries -- treasuries? tony: the tulips you will affect the market for a while. things change in 2008, 2009 we would say it would never rebound but it did vigorously. i think low and negative yielding bonds are probably out the window for quite some time. tom: i am looking at your headlines. but fund giant pimco prepares for harder lending for global economy. how does that fit into total return in the fixed income market? tony: it is a cautionary note. when we say hard landing it is relative to what others are expecting. at pimco we expect soft landing but that may be harder than others are expecting. we have treasures, mortgages, cap weighted, you want to be up in quality. if there i

katie: what is the base case at ubs?> we are still in the camp that we have three recession models where the modal outcome is a downturn of mild recession. unfortunately for the market, people got too excited and calling for the turn and starting middle and second half of last year so a lot of clients are once bitten twice shy but we ultimately think the yield curve murder model, is very consistent with the recession that's coming. we think the leg of credit tightening clearly plays out four-six quarters after the start. that started really in the third quarter of last year and combined with that, you hear from a number of early earnings reports that the consumer strength is fading or at least shifting so we think christmas saving slow down and ultimately credit tightening hits the economy. we are not overly negative in terms of our spread targets relative to a typical recession but we are basically looking for peak spreads of 30-40 basis points wider than ig and at high yield, one hundred 50-200 basis points wider for t

katie: i'm katie greifeld and this is "bloomberg real yield."ime for the auction block where big bank earnings drove sales this week. u.s. high-grade primary markets saw weekly volume push past $30 billion, topping the high-end investments. wells fargo is a main contributor, pricing two separate deals totaling more than $10 billion. we're going to dig into the banks as they saw massive demand . morgan stanley, jp morgan, and the wells fargo sale all saw their order easily outpace sales and investors also piled into the leverage loan and high-yield bond market. monday alone saw eight new loan deals and for junk bond sales, the week totaling more than $3 billion in high-yield. some say the current environment presents a buying opportunity. >> we think bonds are back so to speak. yields now across the spectrum into corporate's emerging-market to and other parts of fixed income where the total return you will see or potential is a lot higher than it has been for most of the past decade. katie: joining us now i am pleased to say we have marino connor

that would be nice, other than that, insulting. >> greg: katie, do you find the urination law -- >> katiepends which state you are in. last time i was in california, i watched a man sucking on his own toe on the beach for a long time. >> greg: glad you said toe. >> katie: he had pants on, that was a good thing. sucking on his own toe for a long time. >> kat: he was stressed out. >> katie: there was something happening. if public urination is going to be okay, i keep thinking how dirty that toe is. that is why people live in california. >> greg: that is why this show is moving to 10 p.m. we need this subject matter earlier on. we're on at 7:00 in california, when you are enjoying your polish sausage. why would that get applause? >> kat: i don't know. >> greg: polish people here. >> kat: i think the toe joke. really? >> greg: they are polish. bret, i'm scared. your hair looks great, you shaved your beard. almost didn't recognize you. >> look for me, all i got. >> greg: what do you make of associating basically behavior with reparation makes no sense to me? >> this reparation task force is a

katie: mr.ning of the many hearing, said that here is not something that was try to be driven here they wanted to have a call conversation about this. but when you hear this is an american about biologics the retaking out of ufo, then you cannot talk about it because it's classified month dry salute if you're up so americans be worried about the situation or is this something the government can handle and be more transparent about. tim: i think to the congressman's point earlier, this is pretty probably bipartisan moment in our government right now and so the question is do i think were of 2000 having this be something earnestly and i think we are. katie: all right, that's a consoling that is good and i think you both for being here and i'm going to learn more about this as i am sure many of americans will continue to watch over thank you both for being here. >> thank you. katie: and think you for spending part of your sunday with us if you have a great week ahead, good night from washington. yo

>> katie: i would say folding laundry. >> greg: that's fun. >> katie: what?udience also to note greg during the pandemic said he liked doing his own makeup. >> greg: yes, i did. there are things you can do to make things better while you are doing your laundry, you know what i'm saying? >> jesse: jessica? >> jessica: i actually don't. >> greg: that is your problem. seek help. procrastinating before what? >> jessica: unloading the dishwasher. i will leave it overnight. >> greg: you are like -- >> jessica: soap my dishes like men do. >> greg: dish soaper. >> jeanine: as soon as i get home i take all of my makeup off because i can't stand it, okay? that i start to get into bed and i will read something, have to get up and put cream on my face, and i never get up. i just turn the light out. >> greg: same here. i never have cream on my face. look at this. good question from tyler, we have time for one more. what type hype did you complete the fall for? jessica? >> jessica: andrew cuomo. >> greg: you are honest! >> jessica: homosexual is such a cool term, i get thi

>> jesse: how dare you, katie?s a dog, first of all. we're in new york. it's a costume. it's not a real transformation. >> greg: aren't we all wearing a costume? >> jesse: are you saying he's changed his biology? >> katie: there's no surgery here. it's not in the notes. it's not in the story. >> jesse: what about you, jessica? you support this transition? >> jesse: i was relieved. at first i thought there was a transition that somehow he had had a surgery of some kind to try to become a dog. and then when it was a costume, i was relieved. >> dana: same. i was scrolling through inst instagram. they kept referring to a story. i didn't want to click on it. i'll take a break. i can't believe someone had surgery to become a dog. it's a $14,000 costume. i don't know if it was worth the money. >> jesse: like a heidi klum halloween outfit. you're an animal. one more thing is next. ♪ this is not just delivery. this is knowing even superheroes can use a sidekick. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva

>> katie: [laughs] i guess not.er] first, okay, "the new york times" printed this so all of a sudden there is a story. it has been a story for four years. and now being asked about it directly at the white house. this is something people have known about that has been reported on and it was called a conspiracy theory, and now, all of a sudden, after many court cases and being served multiple times, they are having to address it by saying we are not going to talk about the seventh grandchild. and it is not just joe biden who refuses to acknowledge it. jill biden i would say is just as bad because when she decorate the white house for christmas she only hangs six stockings, which is just absolutely abhorrent and it is just not true when he says he has six grandchildren, he doesn't, he has seven of them. he ran on being mr. empathy, mr. family. clearly that is not true. the problem with this for them is it brings the consequences of hunter's bad behavior into a reality, and that's what they don't like. they think they

. >> this is the katie phang show, live from miami, florida. we've got lots of news to cover and lots of questions to answer, so let's get started. cluster bomb controversy. as president biden prepares to head to the nato summit, he oks a major move that could help change the course of the war in ukraine. what we know about the pentagon's plan to provide the weapons that many human rights groups are blasting. top not so secret. you concerns that twice impeached, twice indicted, won her ex presidential reporter some of the nation's most sensitive secrets while in office. we're going in-depth on what this means for special counsel jack smith's multiple investigations, and trump's third presidential bid. frightening future, the second year of a post-roe america looks worse than the first. we're going inside the all out episodes to keep the southeast swath of the country from turning into an abortion desert. all of this and more is coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and a good saturday morning to you i'm katie phang. we begin with a major show of support from the

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] >> katie: that's great but what does it mean?rofessional tv person? >> katie: some people think so. >> greg: they are mistaken. >> dana: i want to know the cover. you can't judge a book by its cover but i think this is one of the best covers i've ever seen. >> greg: it is an almost two "vacation," the movie, and i like the idea of late night. it was originally going to be called "flip" about how culture is being flipped, but then this was happening, we were winning late night, i decided to put everybody on the cover that i had crushed, so you have difference -- out of my legs. interesting trivia fact: somebody is not on the cover that originally was. i will let you think about that. >> jesse: i have a question. in the back, there's a trans flag. why did you choose to do that? >> greg: if you look at the back, it's a unicorn breaking wind. [laughter] every time a unicorn breaks wind, it's a beautiful rainbow. [laughter] i'm tired of the rainbow and the unicorn being co-opted by alternative lifestyles. the rainbow has been here sin

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anything we do is for katie. >> reporter: i spoke with katie meyer's parents about the outpouring of love for their daughter. >> they want to honor her unbelievable. >> it's tough. we wish katie were there with them playing or behind them in the audience. >> katie would have been the first one in australia and new zealand. >> she would have their backs. >> reporter: she wrote about the time she was rehabbing her knee in the pandemic, struggling. katie went around to a window to cheer her on. >> they always wanted what was best for each other. metaphorically speaking maybe they are at the window now for katie. >> reporter: the national team partnered with common goal to launch a mental health initiative working to destigmatize and ensure coaches and players have the skills they need to identify mental health issues. >> there's a lot of awareness and that's good but it's taking action. i love that they are using their platform. >> reporter: this team hopes it will have a lasting legacy off it. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> if you or someone you know is at risk and is struggling. ther

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i am katie phang. we start this morning with an all eyes on special counsel, jack smith, intense investigation into the twice impeached, for now, twice indicted, one term ex president. as early as this week, former president donald trump could be indicted for a third time. the big lie is at the center of this looming indictment. nbc news reports that smith wants to know what the president state of mind was like and the time between losing the election vote and the violent day at the capitol two months later. fulton county georgia district attorney is set to be in the final stages of a similar case. the grand jury that could hit the ex president with his fourth indictment so far just this year. could reach a decision very soon. in fact, we can see trump in a courtroom more than we see him on the campaign trail next year. his crowded criminal calendar will collide with a pivotal presidential primary. the federal trial and trump's classified documents case is set to start on may 20th 2024. about two month

♪ ♪ >> dana: i'm dana perino with katie pavlik, jessica tarlov jesse watters, and greg gutfeld.s 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ kamala harris accused of lying about florida's new black history curriculum. the vice president traveling to jacksonville, blasting the state's new board of education standards on teaching slavery. >> they want to replace history with lies, middle school students in florida to be told that enslaved people benefited from slavery. >> they insult us in an attempt to gaslight us. [applause] we will not have it. instead, they dare to push propaganda to our children! this is the united states of america! we are not supposed to do that! >> dana: the media piling on over the vice president's concerns. >> free housing? permanent employment all-you-can-eat corn bread. the board of education of florida, once you to see the job description and think that slavery was not so bad. >> this is the game they have been playing, trying to both sides, racism and white supremacy. >> so disgusting that there were personal benefits of any kind to. >> just b

will it be katie boulter or it alina rybakina?od night. impactful showers and thunderstorms at the moment, especially for parts of scotland and england. we saw temperatures peaking at the high 20s in parts of northern scotland. much, much cooler in the coming week. something fresher this weekend, but still some showers around, even if they're not as intense as some today. fresh areas behind an area of cloud working its way in from the south—west. the worst of the sun is drifting northwards into the night. still some heavy showers and thunderstorms for a northern england. may be the first south—east of england could see some pushback in the from northern france. it won't be quite as humid and muggy tonight, but still a warm light. outbreaks of rain in northern scotland, drifting towards orkney and shetland. potential for some heavy and thundery rain which across the south—east before easing away late in morning. elsewhere, showers ligament in northern ireland, but then developing elsewhere. not as bad as those we seen through satur

>> well katie, i think it cuts both ways.nk the government looked at the pros and cons of decided it was more advantageous to add it. look, the defense is going to make the argument that yes, this document was returned. notwithstanding that trump had it for an extended period of time, after he left the presidency, that he apparently display that with people without any reason to see it whatsoever. certainly, at the fence is going to say hey, we returned. it much like the defense going to say like all this classified information, take, government. show me anything that went wrong. show me and the human source that was wrapped up. show me any technical source that wintry. those are things and arguments the defense is going to make. but one of the benefits is certainly, by introducing this count, from an evidentiary perspective, makes it much more certain that the government is going to be able to introduce that audiotape of trump. which is absolutely compelling, compelling evidence. so, i think at the end of the day, it does sh

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i am katie phang.gin this hour with our country on the verge of yet another unprecedented moment in history. we are bracing for that possible third and fourth criminal indictments against a former president, donald trump, potentially dropping over the next few weeks. just days after sending trump a target letter. special counsel jack smith is zeroing in on the january six war room. county d.a. fani willis hints at final charges in her election interference case. let's not forget trump's other criminal case. federal judge, aileen cannon, setting a may 24th date in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. the trial would come after a slew of key states had already held their gop presidential primary elections. in just two months before the republican national convention. where trump could still be the nominee. the may 24 trial date comes months earlier than trump's legal team actually won it. and provides plenty of time to see how his legal troubles play out before the 2024 presidential election in nove

the police decided there _ here's katie raddatz.here was no _ here's katie raddatz. the police. decided there was no information here's katie raddatz. the police - decided there was no information to suggest criminality. the bbc responded saying they would continue their investigation. minutes after that, vickie flind named him as the bbc presenter at the centre of this story. it is worth thinking about the significance of this, pausing and thinking about that, because the news of this official knowing the name is very recent and will come as a shock to some people, even though there's been all sorts of media speculation and online mainly. huw edwards is such a significant person notjust edwards is such a significant person not just for this edwards is such a significant person notjust for this programme, but for not just for this programme, but for viewers notjust for this programme, but for viewers watching at home. he has been the embodiment of bbc values, he is somebody who has held our hand through some of the most important mo

katie stockton, which chart looks the best in the retail world? >> of those, i would say amazon's probably the winner, because it has that megacap benefit of having turned around and exhibited very strong momentum and relative strength, and we're always looking for those relative outperformers what we've noticed in this market environment that we're seeing a lot of basing phases, and when those are completed, we tend to see upside follow through, so, that's the kind of setup that i'm interested in supplementing the longer term uptrends with. >> longer the base -- >> it's funny you mention that, because -- >> we were talking about that on the call >> talking about the parthenon. >> that's why she's on the -- we wouldn't invite non-parthenon people to the show >> home depot has a similar setup. bearish to bullish reversal pattern. home depot now at a market multiple which is cheap for them and i think they report in the middle of august that chart looks really good >> costco had a breakout, too. >> these are long-term formations that are being resol

katie, i will with you. —— joining me live from sydney, katie silver.the host to open the tournament? ., , , . tournament? it was predicted that it was — tournament? it was predicted that it was going _ tournament? it was predicted that it was going to _ tournament? it was predicted that it was going to go - tournament? it was predicted that it was going to go that i that it was going to go that way. just a couple of hours beforehand we heard that the star player, sam kerr, australia's darling wasn't going to play both in last night's match as well as the one that is coming up. but the stadium, indeed, the vibe was electric. there were 75,000 people there, more than 75,000. it is the largest ever attended women's sporting event in the country. you can feel on the streets that world cup fever is in full swing even though it is only day too, is a mention. there is a lot of support, grounds or support for the matildas. they are about 10th at the moment, that they are predicted to win, most money is going on the us in that sense. here in australia it feels

katy austin, bbc news.ve now to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, who's at westminster. this has been so controversial. what does this court ruling mean for the political debate about green policies? the expansion of ulez in london has become something of a flashpoint for that wider debate about green policy, and although sadiq khan says it is about keen —— clean and, there is broader discussion. labour blamed the loss of the uxbridge and south ruislip by—election on this policy and keir starmer urged the london mayor of london to reflect on it. i am told that it's still his position and conversations are ongoing, but sadiq khan seems adamant he will press ahead as planned so it is awkward for labour later keir starmer, who has to answer to critics in his own party who do not like this policy and do not want it replicated elsewhere. shadow chancellor rachel reeves says it is wrong that motorists are being clobbered by ulez. for conservatives, it is interesting because they oppose the policy and a

>> good morning, katie. when you think of the timing of this nato summit, the stakes really could not be higher. this is coming at an inflection point in russia's invasion of ukraine. it is coming up just a little over two weeks after we saw that near rebellion in russia that threatened president pet putin's power, all of this as ukraine continues to receive support for its counteroffensive. president biden's walking sort of a diplomatic tightrope here. he is arguing that ukraine should be able to receive as much support as it needs for as long as it needs it, all of this as concerns grow not just among lawmakers here in the u.s. but also just among the nato allies about how long these countries will be able to provide that support. then you have the nato membership aspect of this. we know that the president, after this nato summit, he will head to finland to personally welcome nato's newest member of this alliance. all of this happening as we continue to see president zelenskyy's campaign for ukraine's memb

we will have to leave it there, katie. we're out of time there, katie.arted off on a soggy note. plenty of rain around. not that it made much difference for these surfers enjoying the waves coming in at newquay. mind you, there weren't many sun worshippers on the beach. it was pretty dismal, wasn't it? not much sunshine around at all. most of us, you had extensive outbreaks of rain around, although it was a different story across northern scotland, poking out in the sunshine here. actually, we had temperatures as high as 22 degrees in achnagart in highland scotland, and this beach in tiree kind of looked caribbean—esque in the sunshine. now, back to the wet weather story. we've got more of that rain to come over the next few hours, particularly for northern ireland. across northern england, the rain heavy. the rain easing off for a time over the next few hours for the south of england, southern parts of wales but there'll still be some patches of drizzle around, a bit of mist and fog, too. for the most part, it's not too cool but temperatures dipping dow

joyce vance. >> thanks, katie. later on the katie phang show, languishing legacy. why harvard is coming under federal fire for legacy admissions, and why other top colleges are doing away with the practice altogether. desantis's double standard. the flailing presidential candidate is calling on vice president, kamala harris, criticism of the controversial black history standards. he's not doing it to a male republican rival, same message. we go inside hypocrisy, straight ahead. you are watching msnbc. yo the long-lasting scent of gain flings made it smell like dave was in his happy place... ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. dove invited women who wanted their damaged hair trimmed. yes, i need a trim. i just want to be able to cut the damage. we tried dove instead. so, still need that trim? oh my gosh! i am actually shocked i don't need a haircut. don't trim daily damage. stop it with dove. (vo) consumer reports evaluates vehicles for car shoppers in... ...reliability, safety, owner satisfaction, i am actually

thank you so much, katie silver. we will- stages. thank you so much, katie silver.ou so much, | katie silver. we will end this edition of the programme with that. thank you so much for watching and i will be back with businesses shortly. hello there. generally, over the next few days, it's going to be a mixture of sunshine, but also some showers. over the last 2a hours, we have seen quite muggy air heading our way from the atlantic. it's brought with it a lot of cloud, had some rain around as well. but before the rain arrived in eastern england, it was quite warm on wednesday. suffolk was the warmest place in the country with temperatures of 2a degrees. but this was the cloud that's been streaming in from the atlantic. it's been bringing with it some steady rain as well. all on these weather fronts here, the worst of the rain is going to get moved away out into the north sea. it dries off later on in the night, but there's still a lot of cloud. and so it's going to be a much warmer start to thursday with temperatures typically 1a or 15 degrees, but a dull, misty, da

so anytime i was with sophia, like, it was naomi and katie. we were all sitting at a table, i had to get their approval from katie, had to get their approval from naomi as to like the boyfriend, he's good enough to date her. a stanford soccer player who was found dead in her dorm room died by suicide. newscaster: katie meyer was found in her on campus residence. she was a captain and goalkeeper of stanford's soccer team. she died by suicide. the last couple of days are like a parent's worst nightmare, and you don't wake up from it. sophia smith: it was hard. like, even still to this day, it's hard to talk about. that was just like-- everything felt real. it was traumatizing, honestly, because you hear about things like that, but you never think it's going to happen to someone close to you. and it's-- i think the hardest part was there weren't any signs of anything. she was from the outside the happiest, most full of life person, had so much energy. it was just like you wouldn't know she was hurting. so i think that's what makes like mental hea

we wish katie were there with them. either playing or behind them in the audience, in the stadium. >> katie would have been the first one in australia and new zealand. >> she would have their backs. i know the players are taking action. what else are they doing? >> they're trying to destigmatize conversations around it, opening up about their own struggles. and the national team partnered with common goal to launch a mental health initiative during the world cup sending pros to ensure coaches and players have the skills they need to identify mental health issues. that's something meyer's family is passionate about. >> it's not only about awareness because there's a lot of awareness and that's good, but it's taking action. we all need to take action. so i love that they're using their platform. >> they certainly are taking action as well. they have katie's foundation taking part in mental health walks. the family says the soccer community has been so supportive and they are supportive of the women they know on this team

"the beat" with katie fang is in for ari. >> thank you so much. welcome to "the beat." i'm katie. today, trump filing a long-shot peat before the georgia supreme court, seeking to disqualify the fulton county d.a. bonnie willis just days after she seated the grand jury that would consider any criminal charges. it centers on a pressure campaign on georgia's republican secretary of state, some of it heard on the infamous phone call. >> so, look, all i want to do is this -- i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> now, trump is desperate to derail the investigation, because he knows what might be coming. a final decision on criminal charges from the georgia grand jury is expected before the end of the summer. all of this as special counsel jack smith's probe into january 6th is heating up, now faithful trading trump's inner circle, interviewing dozens of witnesses, people like trump's former attorney general, rudy giuliani, mark maddows and former vice president mike pence, who was one of the targets of the violent mob at the capitol that day. growing list

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i'm katy tur.lorida about the timing of donald trump's classified documents trial, not to mention that other giant story of the day. as you have no doubt heard by now, donald trump was sent a target letter by special counsel jack smith. this one about his role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. donald trump announced it in a truth social post this morning. federal law enforcement sources confirm the former president was sent that letter on sunday. we often call this investigation the january th investigation, but it is about more than just that day. we've seen myriad trump aides, state

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>> tyrus: katy, katy, katy.l baby seals. >> greg: speaking of which, i'm interested in your animal story, katy. >> we got the beach and the sequels just try to eat your food or your french fries. well, apparently eight other things. including whole squirrels. [audience reacts] golfed it down. like, i knew -- this is actuallr every show. he just eats the squirrels. one by. look at that. he can't breathe. >> greg: where did you find this video, katie? >> on an instagram account called nature's metal. i want to stick to the theme. >> greg: you know, i have to say, like to go with you are talking about the reminds me of the high school prom we have to wait and everyone pairs of. i would not want to be a fish. >> tyrus: you are small, they could eat you. >> for that reason? >> tyrus: no, it is a fish. thanks for trying. >> greg: we got to move on. that was exciting. why diversity needs to grow on tv's focused show. [applause] psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started

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you are seeing katie swan.hallenge for him, in some ways, a little bit later on. i am for him, in some ways, a little bit later on. iam not for him, in some ways, a little bit later on. i am not sure he was feeling particular company, a player who is got him —— the better of him before. let me tell you, roger federer, the man himself and will be back. be a time champion, novak djokovic is looking to tie him. a special presentation for roger federer on act i, who retired, was not able to connect last year for a solo recitation. he was part of the sending —— parties insigne earri celebrations. serena williams unable to travel, heavily pregnant at the moment. we will see roger federer and not serena williams. let's go to centre court. we started the day talking about venus williams and the challenge she faced falling on the court. you see her with the strapping on her leg. she has missed five months with tell mac of tennis already this year, but she was good in birmingham —— five months of tennis. she won that mat

>> reporter: it's complicated, katy. i hope you'll stay with me. he was implicated or accused in two separate assaults, both last fall. now, he was not charged in either of them. during one of these he was placed in a police car, both happened at nightclubs. he started yelling at officers, saying, you know, epithets against the officers. he was later find $5,000 by south korean authorities. instead of paying that fine, he elected and this is a choice you can make here, to go to prison for 48 days. now, he was basically doing labor, and during that prison sentence here while he was a serving u.s. soldier here in south korea, he managed to pay off his debt. once he was out on july 10th, that was when a week later the u.s. forces decided they were going to move him back to the united states. we understand today he was likely to face further discipline, possibly a discharge when he returned to the united states. he was escorted all the way to the airport, and left there. he had served his time. he was not a criminal as far as the u.s. government and mi

katie, this is a crisis.his was a white police officer shooting a black child it would be a national outrage. the black caucus, everyone would descend on washington and, but what we must do is adjust the problem within. it is not a problem of economic inequality. warnock annette adjuster through gun-control nor is it could be salt so in the ballpark spirit has to be solved in the culture and community for the problem. we must stop talking about racial diversity and racial greed funds and relies there is a moral and spiritual crisis within these communities. the answers are found in those communities. the sickest part of the body draws the storm as antibodies. these are healing agents that are indigenous to these communities. but the whitson center supports.there are 2 of them bring the district that created islands of peace. there's a group of downs and men who exercise parental control over these kids and they created islands of peace. last summer in the greenway neighborhood in the most dangerous community

lisa. >> katie, good to see you. i think one of the things that we're learning from this new superseding indictment is how many other trump employees have either been interviewed by the department of justice or have been subpoenaed by the special counsel's office for their testimony. this new superseding indictment obviously talks about trump employees 3, 4, and 5. those are people who either communicated with nauta and deoliveira or with each other. the superseding indictment is citing text messages between the folks or conversations with these folks that indicate as donald trump was about to get a new subpoena for security footage at mar-a-lago, he was also taking steps to ensure that deoliveira and nauta were both completely with him and that they would do whatever it took to try and obtain some of that security footage, which is reflected in two of the new charges here. >> so, lisa, as you have been reading through the superseding indictment, you mentioned a minute ago text messages. what does that say about the

our coverage continues with "katy tur reports" right now. ♪♪ >>> good to be with you. i'm katy tur.re is a grab bag of political news today, a number of headlines that could be foreshadowing something to come. starting with kevin mccarthy. the house speaker notably has not endorsed donald trump for president, at least not yet. why? then there's marjorie taylor greene, the representative from georgia was kicked out of the house freedom caucus nearly two weeks ago. why? and why are we only finding out about it now? >>> and president biden amid all the turmoil around the gop, the president is steadily campaigning on bidenomics, talking about lower health care costs at the white house. the polls aren't exactly giving him love. if he ends up running against donald trump, how accurate will the so-called approval numbers be. because it still looks like it will be donald trump as the republican nominee. he just raised gobs of cash. polls show him trouncing ron desantis, who is by far his nearest competitor, and despite the indictments, the alleged carelessness around classified documents, a

katie linendoll and her band.o do. >> i'll listen to good music and celebrate this country because we love it. happy independence day to everybody. love this country celebrated. remember, we had to fight for it and we'll keep fighting for it. >> watch joey tonight with carley and jimmy failla. how can i forget? >> happy fourth of july. >> goodbye, everybody. >> travelers in turmoil. delays and cancellations piling up at airports. this as a record 50 million americans expected to hit the road for the fourth of july holiday. welcome to fox news lives. i'm rich edson. >> julie: i'm julie banderas. travelers are coming up against an outbreak of severe weather, by the way. it is forcing some people to spend their holiday at the airport. >> i knew there was going to be

i just want to say one thing, katie. the idea that now is a black student you have got to waste time and your war delimited college essay explaining to admissions counselors how racism works in the country because john roberts says, that's not just part of your job, is again insulting. black kids across the country got other things they want to talk about in their college essays other than explaining to admissions counselors of racism works in their life. >> elie, we have to talk about ed bloom, who helped bring this lawsuit by students for fair admissions. he is a white guy, for people who do not know this. why is it so important for ed bloom to get a group of aapi students to serve as the plaintiffs in these two lawsuits? aintiffs in thes>> because whene supremacists co-opt your argument, you lose. look, i believe, i think, i have written that i think harvard discriminates in certain ways because the aapi community. if you just look at the facts of the case, and one of the ways that we saw as the harvard uses something