>> kaylee: she's kicked him to the curb to a certain extent.o one makes the case for voting against kamala harris embarrass than kamala harris. by distancing herself from the biden a administration's record she is admitting voters don't approve of biden's economic policy or foreign policy. if you're a voter and looking at joe biden's vice president try to distance herself from him, why elect the person in charge of those decisions along with joe biden? >> todd: also, if kamala is disavowing biden on his policy, the voter has to wonder how sincere joe biden is about endorsing and supporting kamala harris on the trail. did you hear about this? brazil doubling down on banning elon musk x. you are fired up about it. >> carley: i didn't know if you wanted me to respond or not 6789 >> todd: democrats are cheering it on, live with the latest. >> carley: and getting reaction to anti-israel chaos we saw in new york city yesterday as columbia students brace for campus protests today. don't go anywhere. another health insurance commercial, another aqua-ae

. >> kaylee: i want to emphasize what kayleigh mentioned earlier because what i find most disturbingut the senate report is the unwillingness of secret service leadership to take responsibility for the many failures that the agency itself admitted to. i want to read this from the report because the senator said throughout the investigation secret service officials declined to acknowledge individual areas of responsibility for planning or security as having contributed to the failure to prevent the shooting that they. they are unwilling to admit their own responsibility. what happened -- and this is an alarming pattern in this administration in particular where you have top people in the administration who refused to admit that they are public servants at the american taxpayers. every single secret service later involved that they should have resigned voluntarily, and yet, it took a congressional hearing where kimberly cheatle mocked by both sides of the political aisle for her to resign. where was joe biden? why listen going on her to design mark or wes alejandro mayorkas and why did

journalism fellow at the steamboat institute and senior fellow for the independent women's forum kaylee mcgee white, and of the brian kilmeade show, radio hosts they and one nation with brian kilmeade on the weekends, great to see everybody. first of all, the details of that were unreal. >> brain: it's true, that reminds me of the epstein situation, but that was over years. this was in one press conference. but the effort they made to go against him, because he is going to be lawyered up and a lot of resources and a bunch of houses, a lot of revenue rolling in, so you guys are the lawyers here with trump and emily, but i would say this, they are coming at them with both guns and it just reminds me of the extortion alleged where they get someone on tape and then they can control them for years over time, and also remember all of the young artists that came through p diddy as if he was going to give them great advice and mentorship and i'm wondering how many other big names are going to emerge from this. >> harris: you mention the time, 2008 to the present and want to get your quick thoug

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kaylee, ithink, she remember her name, it was kaylee, i think, she was calling me because she said that. that the microchip and they found, they trusted ectomy.- they trusted ectomy. that is incredible, _ they trusted ectomy. that is incredible, so _ they trusted ectomy. that is incredible, so it _ they trusted ectomy. that is incredible, so it shoto - they trusted ectomy. that is incredible, so it shoto turns| incredible, so it shoto turns up, is handed in, and somehow gets this rescue center and is found, and through the ship, they track and give you a phone call and phone you, which is amazing, now lots of questions here do you have any idea how shoto ended up thousands of miles away?— shoto ended up thousands of miles away? no, there are so many theories. _ miles away? no, there are so many theories, the _ miles away? no, there are so many theories, the only - miles away? no, there are so many theories, the only thing miles away? no, there are so. many theories, the only thing i can think of and the vets at the shelter was maybe that someone thought he was a stray and got out and to

. >> carley: bring in kaylee. you heard brooke mention the latest polls that do show kamala ha harris's hot streak is coming to an end in two areas of note within polling. majority of people want a change candidate and majority of people say that donald trump is just that over kamala harris. the other area is 47% of voters view kamala harris as too liberal and 32% see donald trump as too conservative. what do you think about that, what polling shows and where the race stands right now. >> it shows her basement strategy has not worked. she's avoided the press and does not want to explain policy flip flops. dnc had several major figures get up on stage and try to portray harris as the change agent. this strategy has not worked and polls confirm that. going into this debate that is why it is so important to make a better impression than she has. she raised the stakes for herself by hiding from the press and public. >> brooke: jason miller said the ho honeymoon is officially over temperature is a tight race. "new york

kaylee hartung will take a look at that winning recipes. the chicago bears. they are winning off the field in a surprising place, the team cafeteria. >> here to explain that, kaylee hartung. >> so think about it. for as much time as these players may spend in workouts, in the film room to get ready for the game, the effort to keep their bodies fueled comes down to what they put in them. so for three, sometimes four meals a day, they're depending on their cafeteria where the dedicated workers and staff serve more than just good meals. >> at nrg stadium, as the houston texans practice for sunday night against the bears, there was another major preparation just 20 yards away. inside the texans performance cafe, the team cafeteria, a dedicated staff is fueling the players. >> can you toss the cucumbers on the line with sesame seeds? >> the chefs lead a staff of 23 workers, preparing up to 680 meals a day. >> they're sitting down at our table, in our kitchen, and they're getting a meal. you see guys instantly relax, kind of breathe a sigh of rel

. >> kayleigh: kaylee really quickly, "the washington post" has a peace out.rump stokes is he suspicions about statement raising fears of mover violence basically saying that trump's emphasis on the shooting could inspire some of his supporters to resort to violence in his defense. of all the stupid things a "the washington post" has said in the most revealing of their bias, that's one of the more blatant. >> yeah. and i think actually, there was a missed opportunity for trump during the debate to highlight the assassination attempt on his life more. i think that was such critical moment in this campaign because it humanized him to a lot of american voters and it also galvanized people who might not have been convinced to vote for him otherwise. so there was a missed opportunity there. but it certainly is not his fault that he was almost shot and that he still wants to talk about that. >> laura: inspiring violence. so now if you talk about the fact that you almost lost your life you are inspiring violence. crazy, sean and kaylee thank you both. a vote for kama

always appreciate it kamala harris campaign manager says there will be a second debate with trump, kayleeael waltz demanding more from answers after the second assassination against donald trump, he is here with us and corey mills will be here in the 11:00 a.m. hour, stay with us, the 10:00 a.m. hour of "varney & company" is next. ♪ tamra, izzy and emma... they respond to emails with phone-calls... and they don't "circle back" they're already there. they wear business sneakers and pad their keyboards with something that makes their clickety- clacking... clickety-clackier. but no one loves logistics as much as they do. you need tamra, izzy and emma. they need a retirement plan. work with principal so we can help you with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for your team. let our expertise round out yours. (woman) did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? (vo) don't wait while memory and thinking issues pile up. these issues may seem like normal aging but could be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. amyloid can build up over time. the sooner you talk to your

here to react is kaylee mcghee white with us this morning. thanks for being with us.ump, we were just talking about here in the show the different challenges they have. hers will be living up to expectations when it comes to the substance, husband will be about style and how he approaches a female presidential candidate. how do you see the prep for both candidates? >> well, i think that that it's clear kamala harris needs this debate more than donald trump, and if that weren't the case, i don't think her team would have agreed to do it in the first place. that should tell you something about their internal polling. she needs this debate because she's failed to prove how she's different from joe biden, and she's even failed to prove how she's different than donald trump to the a certain extent or considering the few policies she's released are also trump powells. -- policies. i actually think it's quite telling that her team is already setting the bar low for her saying she's at a kiss advantage. i actually agree with hem on. that however, not because of the rules as t

years in the county jail after being charged with the murders of four university of idaho students, kayleeed a not guilty plea on his behalf. now he will be moved 300 miles south to ada county, which is a much larger jury pool. the state court selecting boise as the new trial location as the judge found the media frenzy over the case tainted potential views of kohberger and logistical and safety concerns were too great for the small community to handle. >> many volumes larger than the latah county courthouse. and we just completed having two venue change sensational murder trials, so the administrative judge has established a protocol for how to handle the securities, the camera, the public. >> reporter: the judge steve hippler will now preside over the kohberger trial. >> he has a strong personality. he's an intelligent man. he is very inclined to keep control of his courtroom. >> reporter: describing the preparations for other high-profile trials in boise last year. >> we have big trials here all the time. >> reporter: the parents of kaylee goncalves praising the appointment of a new jud

some 300 miles away from the site of the brutal murders of madison mogen, kaylee goncalves, xana kernodle and ethan chapin found fatally stabbed in their off campus home. kohberger charged with the grizzly crimes for which the judge pleaded not guilty on his behalf receiving a new booking photo and new venue in boise. >> state of idaho versus bryan kohberger. >> reporter: following a high stakes week in the case where a judge granted the motion by his attorney. the judge citing concerns about a prejudiced jury pool after years of heavy media coverage and also a lack of resources to stage a trial of this magnitude. xana kernodle's parents telling nbc news they will go wherever the trial takes place. >> we are not going to be quiet about us. get us a real judge that knows how to get this stuff done. >> reporter: the new judge the honorable seen hipler has pointed to recent high profile cases in the county as proof they are up to the task of a kohberger murder trial. >> our thanks to sam for that report. >>> a member of the u.s. military is among three americans arrested in venezuela. they a

is rarely forces have killed thousands of civilians across the occupied west bank in recent weeks. kaylee callahan has more a semester just within minutes of i should know is keeping shelton the heed paramedics with via to treat to friends clinging to high fits of on the 26 year old was taking part in to produce being watched by his writing forces. the army was on top of the hill, there was also a sniper on the road from the army. there was nothing happening next to us nor next . i know. at some point, they just shot to like a munitions one. keep them in something mentor and, and one to, and i know i found her 900 from beneath and all the reading i put my, i put my hand under head to try and stop the bleeding and took her pulse. she had a very recalls, despite the efforts to save the american and took his jewel national, she died at the hospital. in a statement these riley army seized. the forces responded with fire to war and main instigated a violent activity who held rocks at the forces and paused just straight to the end . these riley army is looking into reports that a foreign nation

kaylee joins me now. we are a little over month from election day, people are voting in a number of states. will this debate move the needle? >> i think it will, look at j.d. vance and tim walz, which candidate provides a better path forward? donald trump chose j.d. vance because he believes he is good running mate for the future. that stands for kamala harris. she was thrown into this position, no one thinks of her as great democratic party leader. it will be interesting to see both candidates tackle policy in a more substantive way than trump and kamala did. >> todd: next great democratic leader, i would be shocked if they believed that was tim walz. josh shapiro seemed more like a future leader than tim walz. congresswoman slotkin warns kamala harris is underwater in michigan polls. we have her underwater in our polling. you are from michigan, what is your internal polling telling you when you talk to friends and family about the state of play in michigan? >> i've been saying this for weeks, kamala har

so coming up for us, the new kaylee does hold folks on whether to allow ukraine's as far long range british made missiles into russia defense. and since the 37 people, including foreigners for an attempted coup in the democratic republic of congo, and hungry some more, a call for help from people running steve kitchens to poverty stricken knowledge and opinion. the american took a shock to this killed by his riley's knife. it will be buried on site today as an investigations know inspired to care into heads. us. i said no, as the id was shot dead in the occupied westbank a week ago, taking pulse in a protest against illegal is riley supplements. result, funds are reports from hometown of didn't, as it has taken more than a week for the by the all american turkish citizen, i should as a gate, arrive into pierre, transferred to the city. what is meant for forensic examination? it was then taken to the final destination. her hometown did good friends gather that to her family's house, to mourn her in grief, love and anger. i should've was shot and killed by any riley. somebody put on september

well worth a day thing with the lensky, one of his top wisdom cheerleaders for me, you kaylee devoris johnson site, that's tennessee mall caught on the phone right in ukraine. the you created on me, the veterans that i see the people who are quite well struck and he is and what you guys and they haven't yet to drop a lot of the younger people and we should give them the attack comes now. well joining guys i found you guys can always. yeah. let's put code and finish a journalist on chief editor of the mc. let the media outlet many thanks for joining us on the program. nice to see you today. um, what do you may polanski seemingly oblivious to the force mobilization tails happening? why tons of his nosey times has nothing to worry about. there is a lot of worry about. the whole nation has lost a generation soon to generation of the mass and the male population. and the numbers are just terrible. we've read a long time ago, talked about us off the median of gosh, of deezen. and it was a long time ago. this discussion has actually ended, but the numbers are growing daily in thousands of th

one of his top wisdom cheerleaders for me, you kaylee devoris johnson. so he says, sends email kind of the folder in ukraine. the you credited on me to the veterans that i see the people who are quite well struck in years and mature guides. and they haven't yet pulled up a lot of the younger people. and we should give them the attack comes. now we've always gone more details on our website, including the latest on ukraine's law, says in russia's cost region, as well as the decisive findings on best buy most coast troops of gaining grounds at $5.00 a day. oh, that's plus 10 people is waiting for you at all to the a whopping $50000000000.00 in financial aid for africa has been post on the table by china. the proposal was made at a forum on cooperation with the contents agencies. the cash would come with out political conditions to to go for it, i assume to, and it's long term cooperation with africa. china has continuously formed valuable characteristics and adhere to glorious traditions. the 1st is not to interfere in africa's internal affairs. sincerely

so coming up for us, the new kaylee does hold full some weather to.

what do you say, kaylee? the media will always be negative on trump no matter what? >> absolutely but i'm at the point i don't think it matters that much. glad you used abc as an example, the media research report that showed abc had 90% low coverage for kamala harris. 90% negative coverage for donald trump. if you look closely you might see a big difference in the way the network treats those candidates. we had several polls that showed voters just aren't buying it. nearly half said that kamala harris is too liberal for their liking, more than that says kamala hearst is not representing significant change from the current administration and for the past several months the media has insisted that kamala harris is a centrist now, that she is a change agent and these polls show that voters don't believe that. stuart: listen to what one cnn reporter said about here is losing her lead in pennsylvania. role it. >> the bottom line is if kamala harris loses in pennsylvania and that is the tipping point state that put donald trump over the top in the electoral college there

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we spoke to kaylee who farm soybeans and corn and she says there are some solutions but not many. >>unities around increasing those opportunities as well as domestic use, production of aviation fuel. or anything like that. where we would see that use domestically as well. >> reporter: don't get me wrong, this is important and they welcome the crop with an unusually productive output but this is a situation where she only breaks even if not a little bit worse than that. stuart: msnbc's host, joe scarborough has a warning to capitalists this november. what is he saying? ashley: you would think he would say donald trump is a capitalist who comes with a lot of problems, you would be completely wrong. this is the same man who said this version is the best version he has ever seen of joe biden just before the disastrous debate with donald trump at his at it again, saying if you like capitalism, kamala harris is your candidate and he said it with a straight face. watch this. >> if you are a capitalist, if you believe in american capitalism as i believe in american capitalism i unapologetica

and of course, the tragedy that happened to kaylee is just beyond it along these advocates saying soy of these tragedies could have been avoided. and we're learning some key takeaways from advocates as we walk you through this, joe sosa and kaylee jean, 2 women in the prime of their life are tragically killed just days apart while riding scooters. both women were tragically struck by cars. sean was killed wednesday night around 6 along franklin and consume this road. it was only 18 years of age. so it killed on august 29th along al hombre boulevard in the morning by a box truck. only 2 years and her residency, according to gofundme. we caught up with isaac gonzales of slowdown. sacramento it falls on the motorist and this needs to be kept in mind when it comes to road safety. >>it and run. that person hit a human being and left. and the worst i know is that in sacramento 80% of those people. we'll hit someone and never get caught. it's a license to kill. that's terrible when on the now, gonzales is hopeful the county can make some headway in bettering these roads. one of the suggesti

. >> linda maga extremism, donald trump a threat to democracy as we know it, that's bringing kaylee mcghee white, are you surprised by this the msnbc is calling out trump for his rhetoric? >> i'm not this is a network that is partly responsible for the heated environment which former president and current presidential candidate has almost been shot twice in 60 days it's a remarkable turn of events and this is victim blaming trump for almost getting killed is not an acceptable path forward, comes at a time in exactly what his motivations were this time not as much uncertainty, we know he doted to act blue more than 20 times he. the democratic talking points about how democracy is supposedly on the ballot, keep in mind, kamala harris got on the debate stage last tuesday and said that trump was leading a movement that represented a greater threat to democracy in the civil war that's an outlandish statement the democrats talking point has played a role in heating up this environment and they are to blame, not donald trump. ashley: do you think will get changed rhetoric from either side after t

we are honored mom kaylee is a washington correspondent cohost bloomberg balance of power and previouslyked at the headquarters covering major macro an intersection of policy and markets. before turn it over, a couple of housekeeping events, public and on record toward the end of our conversation senator murphy and will take questions. please submit questions and don't forget to include your name and affiliation. >> looking : the conversation. dark 30,000 feet. global world order. >> thank you for being here and thank you for hosting. i don't think is going to be foreign-policy election. americans are paying attention to the middle east, are more concerned about the health of their democracy, and out of their people, their concern about their kids goals and secure their neighborhoods. with that said, the couldn't be a bigger goal between donald trump and kamala harris for texas the vice president. bring to have deliberative and the ability to defend itself in russia when four and implications for america's security. it's going to continue to push an agenda base for autocrats around the w

here to help us translate, washington examiner deputy editor kaylee mcgee white. not help her. >> i don't know if i will be much help translating. i have a 15-2nd attention span. i lost her and glad we didn't hear about her lawn this time. this is rambling word salad and you compare this answer to an answer donald trump at a campaign rally. we were asked about the economic plan. his answer was so straight and direct, he said he would increase energy, lower interest rates and bring back common sense and compare that to what kamala harris said and it is very clear why she is dropping a lot of these swing states, she's incapable of giving straight answers. >> this is the strategy they will employ. >> reporter: either she doesn't know what she's talking about a wants to avoid that. we know she is flip-flopped on a number of these issues. she doesn't want to admit that out loud. will: thanks for translating. i do a lot of weird things. will: this one. when i do the will can show i am aware you are weird, what are you doing? the air force reportedly trying to reduce whi

i'm joe mathieu alongside kaylee heinz in washington -- kailey leinz in washington.cision from the perspective of the campaigns what we are going to here in a couple of hours. we kailey: are referring to the new polling that dropped from quinn up? looking at the blue wall states. michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. harris leading trump. they are tied in wisconsin but when we consider the way in which harris has moved up in the polls compared to where joe biden was, it does seem like one of the factors is the economy pewter only two points down against trump in that issue in michigan and pennsylvania. if already

kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle and ethan chapin.s ago, kohberger was seen in this nbc news exclusive video being transported from latau county where the murders took place to a jail in boise where the sheriff's office says he's being held in a single cell and cannot interact with other inmates. this after a judge sided with kohberger's attorneys and ruled to move the trial venue out of the tight knit community of moscow. idaho's former attorney general who is not involved in the case, saying ada county where boise is located offers a bigger andl les impacted jury pool. >> what is really important, though, is the fact that we were somewhat geographically removed from the scene of the crime and the shock and sensation. >> reporter: the new judge, the honorable steven hippler, an experienced trial judge on the bench for more than a decade, has said boise is well equipped to handle high-profile cases. >> we have big trials here all the time. >> reporter: hippler already facing big questions. the prosecution says they intend to seek the

the question today, kaylee laid out what we need to know is foreign policy. >> sure.ings. i'm not sure if we're watching the same 90 minutes. she gave a great answer why they need to protect reproductive health. but also on foreign policy she talked about a two-state solution for the gaza conflict and how we need a cease-fire now. >> harris: how is that going to stop hezbollah being at war now with israel? and lebanon's leader saying he backs those terrorists being at war with israel. that doesn't solve it. i will bring you both back. we have had a lot of breaking news. "outnumbered" after the break. thank you. the smart investor has their money in a guaranteed product that goes up with the market. their gains lock in, and when the market goes down, they don't lose money. forward with their money, never backward. and we do it for our clients every day. if you have at least $100,000 to invest, get your investor's guide and see if it's right for you. -cologuard®? -cologuard. cologuard! -screen for colon cancer. -at home, like you want. -you the man! cologuard is for peo

. >> trace: there you have it, let's bring in steamboat institute fellow kaylee mcgee white in rnc nationalizabeth pipko, thank you for coming on. she was asked specifically why the teamsters did not endorse her. the teamsters. listen to her response. >> i'm very proud to have the endorsement of the steelworkers in almost every other major union in america because i stand by workers and i stand by the importance of being able to join a union and to understand the benefit and the value of unions. >> trace: not just a dodge but a word salad dodge to boot. >> right. the only thing we learned from this interview is just how little kamala harris and stephanie ruhle and the rest of the leftist media think about american voters. you think about the way that ruhle started the interview with harris, she started with a "fact jack" about whether kamala harris archly worked at mcdonald's. the entire point of which was to make fun of the idea that can will needs to be fact-checked for repeatedly lying to the american people. because apparently according to ruhle, kamala harris gets to lie to voters with

new york, a state he says he can win.te joining me raymond raymond arroyo, christopher bedford and kayleehee white the steamboat institute. >> laura, trump was upbeat and joyous but something kamala harris is having difficulty doing.diff which hurts open personal narrative and emotional terms what the electorate is going through and they can afford food here to the can affordy. electricity. they are havintheyg difficulty l the crime situation, especiallye the streets of new york. i think he hit ad chord and trid and it was upbeat and positive trump that we needed more of. >> laura: time in new york as a kid growing up. chris, he made the point we will defer all the people here, 54% and the hill writes the beast 54% of americans want the migrants deported stunning. i'm glad he chose to hold this rally because he is more on point and talking about thein things people care about. more about that than himself or anything like that. new york is a city but it has been changed in the face of it has been change likec new york city change bygo immigration. it feels like a border towr n at times. i

[laughter] stuart: still ahead, kaylee mcghee white on kamala harris losing ground -- in the polls, brianom nfl player's tyreek hill's arrest. he says if he wasn't famous, those officers may have shot him. jimmy failla saying he will votl vote for legal marijuana sales in florida. the 10:00 hour is next. ♪ .. it's payback time. all these years, you've worked hard. you fixed it. you looked after it. maybe it's time for your home to start taking care of you. we've invested in our home, we've worked on it, we had a whole lot of equity just sitting there, you paid down the mortgage, invested in your home. i guess, you could say, your home owes you. if you're 62 or older and own your home, learn how you could access a portion of your home equity to give you cash. a reverse mortgage can put more money in your pocket by eliminating your monthly mortgage payments, paying off higher-interest credit cards, and covering medical costs. look, finance of america can show you how a reverse mortgage loan uses your built-up home equity to give you tax-free cash for almost anything you might need just elim

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kaylee. madison. joe. jane jill. nick. drew and jake. off the coast of beautiful kauai in hawaii.nd jane's anniversary. congratulations, guys. how about rod and dina all the way in the united arab emirates on a desert safari outside the city of sharjah? how cool is that? thanks for bringing us along, guys. check out jen, sam, rich, and kathy out on a hike around lake moraine in alberta, canada. boy, that's a great shot. wow, look at don and his classic ride at deep creek lake in maryland, enjoying a beautiful fall day with that gorgeous 1978 mgb. she is a beauty. don, how about amanda and her grandmother teresa in marola, italy? one of their stops on a four week tour across europe together. wow, what a trip and a very good morning to charlie payton and willie the dragon in the town they call little bavaria. frankenmuth michigan. at the city's annual oktoberfest celebration. yes, our big sunday today mug doubles as a beer stein. send us a photo of you and your mug with the hashtag sunday. today you might see yourself next week. and remember, you can get the sunday today mug online

first indigenous women nominated for best supporting actress in a limited series or movie, along with kaylee of true detective night country. no doubt the stars will feel the nerves, something eugene and dan know firsthand. >> you're going to be scared. you're going to be nervous, and rightfully so. >> and it's okay if all you think about is yourself. until that happens, it's a very common thing. i remember sitting there the first year we were nominated and just like waiting for the category, trying to. and then, you know, a camera would be over there and then you kind of put on a i'm having a really great time. >> the stage is set, the seat cards all laid out, and soon the stars will fill the room. now, as far as what you can expect from this father son duo on the big stage, there are times where you watch award shows and the and the hosts are really, you know, they're roasting. >> which don't get me wrong, i love i don't think we have it in our dna to like, scorch earth this emmys and just throw everybody under the bus. >> canadians don't do that. >> we're trying to be nice. we're trying t

first indigenous women nominated for best supporting actress in a limited series or movie, along with kaylee reese of true detective night country. no doubt the stars will feel the nerves, something eugene and dan know firsthand. >> you're going to be scared. you're going to be nervous, and rightfully so. >> and it's okay if all you think about is yourself. until that happens, it's a very common thing. i remember sitting there the first year we were nominated and just like waiting, waiting for the category, trying to. and then, you know, a camera would be over there and then you kind of put on a i'm having a really great time. >> the stage is set, the seat cards all laid out, and soon the stars will fill the room. now, as far as what you can expect from this father son duo on the big stage, there are times where you watch award shows and the and the hosts are really, you know, they're roasting. >> which don't get me wrong, i love i don't think we have it in our dna to like, scorch earth this emmys and just throw everybody under the bus. >> canadians don't do that. we're trying to be nice. >>

today's kaylee hartung was working on the sideline for the game. >> he has been ruled out with a concussionre able to determine that just six minutes after he left the field and went into the locker room. >> reporter: miami's head coach mike mcdaniel who kissed tua on the head as he left the field concerned. >> i was just worried about my guy. >> reporter: while tagovailoa did not miss a game in 2023 he did suffer a series of concussions in 2022 including this hard hit during a game against the buffalo bills. he returned to that game, but just four days later was sacked again, suffering a scary concussion that shocked the sport world and raised questions about whether he came back too soon. >> could see both his hands -- right away you get concerned. >> reporter: the qb laying on the field for more than seven minutes and making a similar movement echoed in last night's injury. now some in the sports world calling for his retirement. >> if i'm him, at this point, there is -- i'm seriously considering retiring from football. this is something that can affect you long term. >> reporter: jesse

let's bring in antjuan seawright, former south carolina senior advisor to hillary clinton, and kayleehee white is a blankley fellow at the steamboat institute. let's get, first of all, your reaction to judge merchan's decision to postpone sentencing until well after the election. >> i don't believe his sudden concern for how charging a presidential candidate on legally spurious grounds might affect the electoral process. i think it's very likely that merchan wants to sentence donald trump to prison. he more than likely realizes, if you are to send donald trump to a jail cell, he might very well also sent him back to the white house. i think this is a political decision. however, it might also be the best one for the country even the steaks at large. >> john: antjuan? >> i can just say the rule of law prevails in the trump case. 34 convictions, unanimous. so the rule of law prevails. however, i do think, at the end of the day in this country we settle our differences and our disputes politically at the ballot box. the court system will have its day, delay does not mean deny, so trump w

first indigenous women nominated for best supporting actress in a limited series or movie, along with kaylee reese of true detective night country. no doubt the stars will feel the nerves, something eugene and dan know firsthand. >> you're going to be scared. you're going to be nervous, and rightfully so. >> and it's okay if all you think about is yourself. until that happens, it's a very common thing. i remember sitting there the first year we were nominated and just like waiting, waiting for the category, trying to and then, you know, a camera would be over there and then you kind of put on a i'm having a really great time. the stage is set, the seat cards all laid out, and soon the stars will fill the room. >> now, as far as what you can expect from this father son duo on the big stage, there are times where you watch award shows and the hosts are really, you know, they're roasting. >> which don't get me wrong, i love i don't think we have it in our dna to like, scorch earth this emmys and just throw everybody under the bus. >> canadians don't do that. >> we're trying to be nice. we're tr

the bridge becoming one of the first indigenous women ever nominated for acting emmys, along with kayleeve night country. fx's shogun made history as the second non-english language show nominated for outstanding drama, following squid game two years ago. among shogun's acting nominees are hiroyuki sanada, tadanobu asano, takehiro hira, and lead actress anna sawai. >> to show your true heart is to risk your life. >> anna, along with mr. and mrs. smith's maya erskine, become just the second and third asian women ever nominated for lead actress in a drama, after sandra oh for killing eve. with her 14th nomination. sandra just won her first emmy this year as a producer of outstanding tv movie quiz lady. we're not a drive racist. >> oh, hi. >> at the last emmys, abbott elementary star quinta brunson became just the second black woman to win lead comedy actress. >> i'm just very grateful. >> and the bear's ayo edebiri became just the third black supporting actress winner for a comedy. quinta and ayo will compete against each other, this time for outstanding lead actress along with selena gome

. >> overnight, the parents of one of the victims, kaylee goncalve, speaking to gma. >> we're a strongy my side and if i got her by myself, i can do anything. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have more of the family's reaction. and what's next for the case with your gma first look, i'm kayna whitworth, abc news, philadelphia. >> a community in san francisco is rallying around an unhoused woman who is fighting a very serious illness, while also fighting the city. the group faith in action, bay area held a rally yesterday outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquez. the group claims marquez contracted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and multiple fingers amputated. members of faith in action say the city rejected carmen's request for the appropriate support for her medical condition, asking for dignified housing, permanent housing, stable, comfortable housing that meets carmen's necessities needs. marquez joined the rally by phone from her hospital room. we reached out to the city for a response t

peel voters away as we're getting closer and closer to november and closer we are 39 days and play kaylee, bring you in here. >> my sirius xm buddy. how you doing like trump cannot seem to figure out what stands he wants to have on this bipartisan senate border bill. did he stop it? did he not should be blamed? should they not? i mean, he saying it was the senators who did it is he feeling a little bit of the heat from harris attacks? >> always certainly is. and here's what i like about vice president kamala harris going to the border. it's all about the contrast, right? we have vice president kamala harris at the border talking about the american people, talking about policies and plans tends and we have donald trump this week and contrasts trying to sell watches for $100,000. so i think what we see is somebody who has presidential and somebody who was a grifter somebody who obviously doesn't care about the border, doesn't care about immigrants who are here legally are quote unquote, illegally, unless he believes are eating cats and dogs he only cares about himself. that is the stark con

first indigenous women nominated for best supporting actress in a limited series or movie, along with kaylee reese of true detective night country. no doubt the stars will feel the nerves, something eugene and dan know firsthand. >> you're going to be scared. you're going to be nervous and rightfully so. >> and it's okay if all you think about is yourself. until that happens, it's a very common thing. i remember sitting there the first year we were nominated and just like waiting, waiting for the category, trying to. and then, you know, a camera would be over there and then you kind of put on, i'm having a really great time. >> the stage is set, the seat cards all laid out, and soon the stars will fill the room. now, as far as what you can expect from this father son duo on the big stage, there are times where you watch award shows and the and the hosts are really, you know, they're roasting. >> which don't get me wrong, i love i don't think we have it in our dna to like scorch earth this emmys and just throw everybody under the bus. >> canadians don't do that. >> we're trying to be nice. we

. >> emily harris and kaylee. >> they're taking on the hot topics with powerful perspective and smarqualymade in america flag today that's show allegiance scott if you want to be the presidento of the united states, you have to connect with people. they said, bill clinton couldy make you feel like he were the only one in the room. if the only oneerehe room. in the room, he'd make you feel something else. >> but all president mething s usually have the it factor is common. have it well, let you be the judge. >> here she is leaving the stage at thes le black journalists event where she just spent an hour with her basee e ju. that's to look at three people who spent an hour with kamala and realized she doesn't have it. >> now, compare that to the podp trump got last night on gutfeld. >> he loves diet coke but hate the woke. choosing this insanity over sean hannity. >> we deal with the 45th donald j. trump. energ >> there's an energy to donald donap that even cnn can't deny . donald trump, he plays golf with bryson dechambeau. , hehe goes on theo von. he talks about zenz and, you know, democr

nablus is really forces f killed dozens of civilians across the occupied westbank in recent weeks. kaylee kind of henry ford's within minutes of ational is keeping sheltering the heed paramedics with via to treat to friends clinging to hunt fields of on the 26 year old was taking part in to produce being watched by his writing forces. the army was on top of the hill, there was also as nightmare on the road. we went to the army, there was nothing happening next to us, nor next to i know at some point they just shot to like a munitions one. keep them in something mentor and, and one to, and i know i found her lying under, from beneath and all the reading i put my, i put my hand under head to try and stop the bleeding and took her pulse. she had a very recalls, despite the efforts to save the american and took his jewel national, she died at the hospital. in a statement, these riley army sees the forces, responded with finance and war and main instigated a violent activity who held rocks at the forces and posed a straight to the him. these riley army is looking into reports that are far nati

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the lawyer for the parents of kaylee gonzalez issued a scathing statement today saying the only goodut this decision is it will be judge judges last decision in the case. they felt that the judge has favored the defense throughout the proceedings. in granting the motion, the judge wrote in this order considering the undisputed evidence presented by the defense, the extreme nature of the news coverage in this case and the smaller population of latah county, the defense has met the rather low standard of demonstrating a reasonable likelihood that prejudicial news coverage will compromise a fair trial in latah county. the judge did not say where it will be held nor that he wants to stay on the trial so now the idaho state supreme court will choose a new venue and assign a new judge. the trial is set for next june 2025 and is expected to last three months. it will probably be in ewa county which is the largest county in the state by far. about 12 times bigger than latah county and the county seat there is boise and so it is likely that the supreme court in the coming days will announce a

so kaylee's still a lot of questions about how this attack was carried out. what have you learned? how was israel able to open, straight these explosions over such a wide number of devices ranging all the way from pages to walking to k smart phones, laptops, even solar panels. we're hearing to yes, we heard a lot of reports of all of our somewhat confusing preliminary, but what's already very clear existing is an extraordinary that's why the president operation. because of the way more technology is manufactured with parts from one country being shipped to another country, assembled in a 3rd country sold workforce country. there is a huge amount of concern in national security is for goals in the united states. elsewhere about a so called supply chain of tax about some nefarious for hospital party, given that international web of connections slipping in something that's not supposed to be there. but the concern has always been about espionage about bought the devices or malware like devices that come preloaded with spying software. all that can be used to gather information. i don'

and that is where kaylee hartung is, she's live in sao paulo with good morning. >> re >> reporter: young for the historic game. in just two hours, the 50,000 tickets to this game sold out, and about half a million people were left waiting in the queue disappointed. but for those lucky enough to score a seat tonight, we're going to see a friday night lights like we have never seen before. ♪ touchdown in brazil. the philadelphia eagles and green bay packers are ready for kickoff. and feeling a vibe ahead of the nfl's first ever game in south america. in a country that is football crazed, the popularity of american football is growing fast. the nfl estimates interest in brazil has skyrocketed, from 3 million to 38 million over the last decade. jordan mai lalata, a former australian rugby player turned eagles captain. >> reporter: what do you anticipate the environment being like in here on friday night? >> like a home game in philly, loud, fun. i hope the chants, the whole game. >> reporter: here in the heart of sao paulo, one of the biggest cities in the world stands corinthians arena. i

. >> kohberger is accused of fatally stabbing four university of idaho students, ethan chapin, kaylee the trial was set to start next june where the murders took place, but now that it's been moved to boise, the judge is suggesting the dates be changed. >> having it set to run the entire course of the summer i think we will find to be difficult on jurors. >> while the prosecution wants the trial sooner, kohberger's attorney arguing for it to start later, citing a vast amount of discovery and the death of one of their experts they hoped to call to the stand. >> how challenging is that? >> from an attorney's standpoint, it is a nightmare. to have to bring somebody new, to get them up to speed, that is a big burden on the defense that they were not anticipating. >> the judge not yet making a ruling on that or on what the 29-year-old should be allowed to wear in court. it remains a contentious issue with kohberger's attorneys pushing for him to wear civilian clothes to prevent jury bias, while the victims' families saying he should wear an orange jump suit. >> hopefully the next judge loo