we'll stick with the theme of china's tech crackdown let's bring in keith keith big investors are chinaot silicon valley firms but tech giants like alibaba poured tens of billions of $into start ups. money into american companies as well with the crackdown we're seeing from beijing, what do you think could be the effect on the start up >> well, the u.s. companies were depended on alibaba's party. so it's been like option for entrepreneurs. >> what about the tiny eco system one of the only country tech giants rival ours in some cases in terms of technology could argue, some do argue ahead of ours in terms of that super app. >> for those investors investing in china are in for a rude awakening. the landscape of investing in china is morally problematic, legally problematic and now financially problematic. >> keith, government control it's not a china thing u.s. as well when it comes to this latest case against google, the sense that, at least some feel that these companies have gone too far with their dominance with technology and need to be reined in. what puzzles me about some of the ca

i don't know how i'm supposed to follow toby keith.l say standing in the station here, the colors of red, white and by, the patriotism runs deep. we got a look at what is best of the city, the sports, the barbecue and the music and look ahead of the air show. and i talked to pilots ahead of time to see what they go through and talk about the aircraft. i went up with one of the pilots. something that struck me, when we landed the pilot told me that if you want to find patriotic people, you go to air show. we will be in good company in kansas city and we will be covering all live for you through american coverage. brian: true or false, you play a little bit of soccer? >> i did. i took notes from you, brian. brian: i remember when he was a player and he was working you out. i can in the wait to see more of the footage. >> yeah, he was in the olympics and was in fifa world cup and coaches fs sporting. i have to make you proud of my soccer skills. brian: answer is yes. >> you're being too nice. we only put the good things in there. steve: l

who are you most -- keith, your history is amazing. have a lineup of incredible talent joining you on stage. >> the orchestra, 75 incredible musicians, many of whom have suffered horribly in the last year and a half, in the gig economy many musicians find themselves in. i am thrilled with our lineup. john batiste of the colbert show and the movie soul, will be performing. i did not think there was a chance we would get him and he said yes right away. and we are joined also by staples, an icon of rhythm and blues. you can get your barbecues together and put your giant screen on your patio and watch as. joe: i love the plan. -- and watch us. joe: you mentioned the hardship so many people who work in performance have suffered with a year of no live events. how confident are you that as we normalize things will -- people will be racing back to public concerts and productions? so that people have stable work or can compensate for a difficult last year? >> it is hard. i do not have a crystal ball. i will say, we are a congregational economy.

at >> keith and i both no longer believed we had a missing person.were dealing with a homicide investigation. but what's the hardest homicide investigation you can be given? one without a body. >> yeah. >> and we didn't have marie. >> coming up, the startling secret that marie kept from just about everyone. >> i want to put the hand on the stomach -- >> when secrets on the emerald coast continues. ntinues. this is a gamechanger, who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our softest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected, and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. depend. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. now helps the places you go too. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax activ

what exactly is happening we brought in keith fitzgerald, nicholas wealth management, david nicholas.phrenic here. >> well it's important to take a step back and take a deep breath, because what's really happening is two things, both sides of the same coin. you've got highly-leveraged traders in fear of what the fed does next and the fed in fear of what highly leveraged traders do next so the algorithms are playing ping pong, so the individual investors don't have to keep their money moving, they can step back, take a breath and pick their battles in the way that institutional investors can't. charles: so david, just be cool? >> well, you know, i think yes, i absolutely agree with that but i think the market is asking the biggest question, is this a reopening day, or is this a covid day? you know if it's a reopening day then you've got the russel and the dow do well but if it's a covid day then the nasdaq rall ies so there's conflicting information and then also it's the interest rate gain, so inflation is a sign of reopening , but then you have rates that are lower, so there's all th

keith, rebecca, have a great fourth of july.u can make it, it's an honor for us. liz: somebody's talking in my ear -- charles: and guess what? that is -- liz: yeah, charles, i'm right here. [laughter] i'm right here. you know, charles, we kind of got fireworks ahead of the july 4th holiday. the s&p 500 looks like a roman candle kicking off the second half of the year. folks, we are at session highs right now. a win within the next 59 minutes will be a sixth straight record, but even as the broader markets burn higher, are signals portending stormny skies? -- storm hu skies? jim grants of grants interest rate observer, has a blunt warning. he's giving it to you first in a fox business exclusive. speaking of heating up, the ipo market has been

but keith, this is 1000000000, is throwing huge money. this is a just rich man's fully or is this our benefit to this space travel? well, 2 things. first of all, back back in the day when, you know, railroads are starting to become a thing in the u. s. around the world with a giant, you know, railroad barren steel barons. when the airline started up, there were, you know, into this fight between one big, rich guy and another. and yet eventually, airlines you know, offered something that people wanted and somebody came up with a cheaper way to do it. now we like breathing, you get an airplane but asked to start somewhere with usually with the crazy idea federal express was a crazy idea. is there a scientific value to this? well, on his vision, there was actually scientific experiment. nasa has the space agencies have been buying sub over to like for over half a century. and so these missions won't be one trick pony. they will do many things . you'll see people flying in them for pleasure. you'll see scientific instrumentation that pay for

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. ♪ >> next, keith ellison and you'll cut y'all -- and neal katyal discuss the trial of derek chauvinor the murder of george floyd. this is about 35 minutes. >> thank you very much. hi, everybody. you have to be more excited than that to be around people. hi, everybody. thank you so much, i appreciate you having us back for the aspen ideas festival for a conversation that could not be more timely. delighted to be in a room with another person in person to talk about something that set a lot of people into the streets during the pandemic, despite the threat of the pandemic, after they saw that video that was taken last memorial day. neal katyal and the attorney general of minnesota, keith ellison, were leaders in the prosecution against derek chauvin. it culminated in part on friday with the sentencing of officer shall been -- officer derek chauvin to 32.5 years in prison, but there are -- two 22.5 years in but there are more steps. professor katyal is also the former acting solicitor general under the obama administration. and attorney general ellison. if you have questions we will ge

hairs keith morrison with "evil intent". >> it was 9:00 in the morning on the 20th with june, 2015. omaha, nebraska. missy nelson's morning ritual was interrupted by a phone call. it was the bank where her daughter jessica worked. she was an hour late. >> i was like, what, what do you mean she's not there? they're like, we she's not here and we've been clogging. her and she's not answering. >> the thing was, jessica was never late. missy tried calling her. no answer. panic now she ran to her car. was jessica at home, sick? >> it's like, let's call her on the way over there. i was thinking, i don't know where she's at. and then i started to think, really bad things. maybe she was in a ditch somewhere passed out. maybe she was in a really bad car accident. >> did you know it was something bad? >> i felt something was wrong. so, i get over there and her car is in the driveway. i'm like, ok she is here. she's not in an accident. but why isn't she answering the phone? >> the door was locked. so, missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk in and her house is really dark. i can't find

here again keith morrison with "everything she knew". >> late june.the murder amber of belken. detective ray bob roberts roared down the highway to laredo. he's just gonna call from the police there. here geovany's wife wanted to talk. her name was veronica. and what a story she told. >> i made a dumb choice. i was really young. i got pregnant really young. >> she tried to resist him he said. was attracted. but he was so insistent. once she was pregnant -- >> our family would insist that we get married. i listened to everyone except my own feelings. >> once they were married, she said, he demanded sex whenever he wanted a. >> whenever he touched me, i would feel sick and i would tell him to stop. there were times when he would get angry and frustrated and, then he would force himself on me. >> and right beside sleeping children and their one small bedroom. >> he would duct tape me, duct tape my mouth. that take my risk to the lake of each year. just to keep me quiet. i was very afraid. and again, i was young. >> much too afraid to tell. >> and while d

still ahead, this 4th of july, brand-new songs from country super star toby keith. movement ♪ ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ aishah: welcome back, to our independence day special. we're looking at our nation's capitol, just minutes ago president biden addressed the nation, take a look. ♪ ♪ >> thank you. >> today we celebrate america. [cheers and applause] freedom, our liberty, our independence. the 4th of july. today of history, hope, remembrance and resolve. with promise and possibilities. before me stands the greatest and the -- goodness of our nation. monuments of life, liberty, there is a towering memorial, of george washington. a general who led our revolution, the president who set our nation on its course. a memorial for thomas jefferson. whose words about liberty and exquality changed world. and across the tidal basin, from the jefferson memorial, stands dr. martin luther king jr., his arms crossed, his eyes fixed ahead toward the promise land where equality is not only an aspiration but a reality. [cheers and applause] they help define who we are. guide what we do

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police say two teens tried to steal 73-year-old keith supper's car.he family says that shortly after that, he died of a heart attack from trauma from the event. the suspects face murder charges in this case. we don't flow if they saw a license plate holder that said vietnam veteran or if they would have cared. i'm join by keith cooper's daughter and her husband. i'm so sorry for your loss. reading about your dad today. he seems like a wonderful man. he's far to young to be lost to your larger family. curtis, you're close to father-in-law. i know you had a special bond. >> i was his personal barber. we grew up close as time went on. they treated me like i was his son. >> tanika, what is -- i can't imagine. obviously so traumatic for your family. you believe that this beating caused your father to have this heart attack? >> i do. my understanding that he was struck in the head once and they pushed him in the chest. you know, being a 73-year-old man, you know, he had a couple of heart problems in the past. his heart was fragile. it couldn't take those ty

keith says they've moved their search crews off the trail and into nearby neighborhoods asking people to check their garages sheds barns. it ditches for anything of interest to them. they're also searching security cameras. >> in pleasanton michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> we'll take a look at this. a car somehow ended up in a pool on tuesday afternoon at a san jose apartment complex. firefighters say an older woman was behind the wheel. she was able to get out and was said to be a little shaken, but ok, fortunately no one was in the pool at the time. now is the time to reconsider your summer vacation plans. the rising cases of covid-19 may where you can go and what you can do. the cdc and the state department issued their highest warnings, a level 4 advising americans to avoid travel to great britain altogether. and if you do visit, you have to quarantine for at least 10 days. what you get there. but that's not all. you need to be concerned with allison harris has the details. >> don't travel to the u k is the message, the cdc and state department are sending to americans issuing th

keith, it's good to see you again. what did you think yesterday when you were probably watching, like the rest of us watching this on television and saw him now go to the edge of space in his space point? well, i mean, as a person i, when do i get to go? i mean, i've had to train, i've done the set of each month and here gravity stuff. and quite frankly, as a senior citizen, i went through with flying colors. anybody can do this. the issue is, as you mentioned, it cost a little bit of money right now. you know, it's kind of interesting. you're asking me the billionaire question, these are branson isn't the 1st 1000000000 here to go into space. charles to moni has been to the international space station twice. he's a billionaire and a half a dozen other people with net values of 100000000 each. so this isn't the 1st time a rich person's gone into space and won't be the last but you know, you'll probably be asking me in a bit. where does it go? the 1st people to do something unusual, usually have something unusual about

keith's covid patients, hospitalized for nearly two months.lmanzo was eligible to get vaccinated early in the year but didn't now he'll tell anyone who will listen. >> go and get the vaccination. covid is for real. like, it had me on my dying bed. >> reporter: statewide covid hospitalizations have increased by 103% in less than a month >> what i would ask from our community is to continue to understand the vaccine. the benefit outweigh the risk 100-1. >> reporter: ellison barber, nbc news, west columbia, south carolina >> you can make a plan for when and where to get vaccinated visit plan your vaccine.com for more >>> in just 60 seconds, we're on the front lines of the most intense firefight in years the impact being felt thousands of miles away >>> and the battle in congress over investigating the capitol riot you'll save money and get round-the-clock protection. -sounds great. -sure does. shouldn't something, you know, wacky be happening right now? we thought people could use a break. we've all been through a lot this year. -that makes sense

keith, it's good to see you again. what did you think yesterday when you were probably watching, like the rest of us watching this on television and saw him go to the edge of space in his space plane? well, i mean, as a person, i will do, i get to go. i mean, i've had the training, i've done the center of each runs and here gravity stuff. and quite frankly, as a senior citizen, i went through with flying colors. anybody can do this. the issue is, as you mentioned, it cost a little bit of money right now. you know, it's kind of interesting. you're asking me the billionaire question, these are branson isn't the 1st 1000000000 here to go into space. charles to moni has been to the international space station twice. he's a billionaire and is that like a half a dozen other people with net values of $100000000.00 each? so this isn't the 1st time a rich person is going to space and won't be the last one. but, you know, as you'll probably be asking me to bit, where does it go? the 1st people to do something unusual, usually ha

but keith, this is, billy is throwing huge money. this, is it just rich man's folly, or is this our benefit to this space travel? well, 2 things. first of all, back back in the day when, you know, railroads are starting to become a thing in the u. s, around the world with a giant, you know, railroad barren steel barons. when the airline started up there were, you know, intimate flights between one big, rich guy and another. and yet eventually, airlines you know, offered something that people wanted and somebody came up with a cheaper way to do it. now we get like, breathing, you get an airplane. but at the start somewhere with usually with the crazy idea that are all express was a crazy idea. is there a scientific value to this? well, on his vision, there was actually scientific experiment. nasa has other space agencies have been buying sub over to like for over half a century. and so these missions won't be one trick pony. they will do many things . you'll see people flying in them for pleasure. you'll see scientific instrumentation

here is keith morrison with "the confession" what. >> they kept him here, deep inside the multiple walls and the arm doors, and the roles, and rolls of razor wire. the confessed stab are, the convicted killer that sweet young woman all those years ago. he's lucky to be alive, probably. given the nature of the crime and the appeal from that girl's mother, for the death sentence. which made with that mother told us later on very puzzling, indeed. >> let him go. it's the only thing his mother has. it's only her only child. will let him go. >> her name is carol dodge and the amazing story she would tell us began on the worst of her life. it was a thursday june 13th, 1996 midmorning. she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. >> why dialed angie's at work. and a lady answered. i said this is carol dodge and she said, she's been found dead. >> on the phone? >> and i remember thinking, god no, please no. this can't be real. >> happen to turn out the night before, in a tiny second floor walk up where an 18 year old hug just started to build her life. stabbed to death. he

even though the zahau attorney keith greer had a witness willing to testify that he saw dana outside eyewitness was adam, he was very clear, no doubt about it. >> and turned out to be dead bang wrong? >> dead wrong. >> in april 2017, after four years of litigation, this security camera video came to light. it's from the hospital where max shacknai was being treated. the same night rebecca zahau died. clearly visible dina shacknai. at some point you look at the footage and you realize, i'm wrong. and my witness is wrong. dina won their, she was at the hospital provably. >> absolutely. i got mad. i got really mad. >> he called a press conference to publicly eat some crow. >> when these pictures come out though, you can't refute them. >> he removed dina from the lawsuit along with her sister nina. and the family attorney apologized to, was that enough? >> he made a public apology. i would say that not as many people saw the public apology as who saw continues accusations against us. >> he pushed forward anyway with just one defendant adam shacknai. that's to me, this is some scattershot

keith says they've moved their search crews off the trail and into nearby neighborhoods asking people to check their garages sheds barns it ditches for anything of interest to them. they're also searching security cameras. >> in pleasanton michelle kingston kron 4 news tonight, governor gavin newsom says he is not ruling out the possibility of a statewide mask mandate. >> that's because of the spread of covid-19 infections across the golden state. california seven-day positivity rate has now jumped a full percent from this time last week. more than 4700 new infections have been reported here in california in just the past. 24 hours nearly 200 more people are now hospitalized. 11 more in the icu. the delta variant now accounting for 60% of all cases. new here in california. the main reason infections are on the rise. a lot of folks who are not vaccinated. >> in contra, costa county, for example, city leaders are now advocating drastic measures as they put it, to convince people to get their shots health officials in the county released a statement saying they've so far documented 875 n

here is keith morrison with "smoke and mirrors." >> it was hot and late, after midnig midnight, september 2007. >> pretty secluded area next to a forest preserve. >> so it was. and it was clear and dark and still and vacant. here where the deep wood fought back against the decaying suburban sprawl. and then nothing was clear at all. >> i never cried this violent cry. >> you're experiencing everything but it's not true. >> you're just waiting to wake up. >> it just feels like you're literally in a nightmare. >> yes, still does. the name you'll want to remember is nailah. >> the meaning was one who succeeds. >> this is nailah's mother, maria. >> i wanted her to be successful and she was. she lived her name. >> quite true. as, frankly, have the rest of them in this big family. this is leah, the first born. >> we might need a graph or a chart because it's kind of involved. >> full siblings, half siblings, quarter siblings once removed. that sort of thing. very blended. >> we share one parent. so technically half siblings but that word is kind of offensive to me because to me it implies that i

keith plocek there. for more on the olympics, go to the bbc news website.and take a look at the current medal table. go to bbc.com/news and follow the links. one bit of news before i hand back to london. the current boarding champion ashleigh barty hasjust gone boarding champion ashleigh barty has just gone out in the tennis in the opening round, beaten by the spanish player, 6-4, 6-3. beaten by the spanish player, 6—4, 6—3. naomi osaka should be coming up on court shortly and there has been an update on the heat. we know it has been affecting an awful number of athletes, especially tennis and they have put in an extreme heat policies that players will be given more of a break between the second and third sets, if they get that far. they will get ten minutes there and more breaks in between a certain amount of points. so, organisers and athletes keen to manage their bodies and athletes here in this extreme heatin athletes here in this extreme heat in tokyo. a beautiful backdrop there behind you and exactly where you are and what is happened to there? absolu

hairs keith morrison with "poison". >> it was september 11th, 2001. just about everybody knows were they were that awful day. like the glamorous trio that was traveling north through california's yosemite national park. even as the rest of the world's attention was focused on new york city, they were intent on their ruin urgent needs. their desires. their fears. there are deadly love triangle. so, they probably didn't appreciate the passing wonders. the astonishing cliffs. the waterfalls. the giant sequoias. any more than the one in the backseat. through fading ice. so anything at all. here is one of them. his name was larry mcnabney. and he was a tall, handsome man. a well-known and respected attorney from nevada. a personal injury specialist. made buckets of money. loved the big life. loved being in control. >> there was never a here out of place. there was in dust on his desk. his plan was always in the same spot. >> larry's daughter, tavia, was crazy about him. in all of his type a personality. his joy of life. his courtroom presence. >> not an ou

keith plocek there.teboarding event will start in the next few minutes and we will bring you up to date on that in the next hour and remember, all of the news you can go to our news website. you can keep up to date with the full schedule and take a look at the current medal table. go to bbc.com/news and follow the links. just before we hand back to london i can tell you we have got our daily update on the number of coronavirus cases linked to these games, up to 132 now sincejuly one with an extra ten cases announced today. one case that has been reported in the last 30 minutes or so, reported in the last 30 minutes orso, not reported in the last 30 minutes or so, not related to the games here injapan, but the golfer bryson dechambeau has tested positive for covid—19 prior to travelling to here so he is now having to sit out of the us men's golf team, patrick reed will come in in his place so justin thomas, colin morrow cowa and xander schauffele and now patrick reed coming in but it's back to you for the

she was unaware that keith an offer had already finished. in the most important race, you're not allowed to ride with communication. what we normally do. it should make the raise more interesting. i think it's made the race very confusing and i think also when i was alone in the front, i had to oscar t v. motor person. what was happening, what was the event is what was the times. so i think that those far from professional and very disappointing with if have dish iteration, the most important race of the. yeah. in montana for years, history was made on sunday as to siblings, one gold medals on the same day. japan's of a triumph in the women's 52, a kilogram. judah, competition, just hours before her brother have see me to go to the men's. 66 kilogram final talented family there. indeed, they won't be a 3rd gold medal for the british tennis play. and the murray this year that the city, so i'm defending champion have pulled out of the men's singles tournament because of the right quote strain. he'll still play in the double se disappointment f

and tamara keith of npr. ladies, our first in-person reunion, very happy to do this, complicated times though. high stakes and i want to turn to an issue that might get lost but is part of this large budget reconciliation package democrats are talking about, immigration, democrats are talking about attaching immigration reform to that. they don't know the details yet, they are working it out. but tam, i want to go to you. how does the biden administration handle is idea of perhaps adding some legal status, pushing for that for some undocumented illegal residents and on the border more and more undocumented residents entering. >> right, 188,000 people were apprehended on the southwest border. that is a 21 year record so the numbers are very pblematic for the biden administration. and polling reflects that. but in terms of the reconciliation bill, the budget bill, what happened is a federal judge in texas said that daca, the dreamer program that was put in place during the biden administration,. >> the obama ad

here is keith morrison with "buried secrets". >> it's a strange thing that happens among the boggs and marshe. the soft soil here in coastal florida. things have a way of coming up. things buried in the ground, in the past. or both. it was july, 2003. beaches quite. snow birds back up north. so no one notice at first when inland, a little, in a town called pembroke pines, where donna velazquez, just three months a detective. a rookie, really. had just been assigned to a brand-new cold case unit. >> the sergeant came into the office and dropped a box of papers right on my desk and said, here, see what you can do with this. i began to wonder, is this a test to see could she really do this? >> the case was a challenge was an understatement. now all but forgotten mystery, the disappearance 15 years earlier of a young man named david jackson. in the file, offered no hints, no pointers. nothing, really. beyond the basic value. to unearth the truth, even the rookie cop knew she would have to learn about the victim. so, she began with something easy. she found david jackson's mother, judy carl

here's keith morrison. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> down below the surface of the pacific ocean.e far side of california's catalina island is a silent current. strange how it flows up to the swelling coastline of santa barbara. then just before the open sea turns back. to glide again past this storied iland. with one sunny day in may 2006 someone in it. >> i have a saying i would rather be lucky than good. >> ken clark of the l.a. sheriff's department has been at it for a long time. as has robert markindale. but nothing like the case that floated to them on a lonely reach of ocean out by catalina. would never have had the case at all except -- >> we were lucky that we had some boaters leaving newport beach going the catalina island. they came up on a body floating the the water. >> just happened to see it. >> just happened to see it. >> yes. >> that's a big ocean out there. the chances of it being seen are needle in a hay stack. >> very slim. >> the say lloris found a flock of screeching sea gulls perched on top of the body. >> it was in extreme decomposition face. >> barnacles h

keith in florida keith? >> caller: jim, how is it going? >> pretty well how about you?actually. today i was calling about the workhorse group stocks. >> come on, man. workhorse is a show horse. we want real horses. that is a company that i have not liked, i've stayed away. i have enough light duty truck stocks buy ford and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> coming up, these cramer faves can fatten your wallet and your waistline are coffee, dough, and queso the keys to your portfolio find out next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. ♪ >>> what is happening in the quick serve restaurant business is almost unfair three companies, starbucks, chipotle, and domino's, have come through the pandemic stronger than before we hear a lot of wall street gibberish all the time, talking about their go-to market plans, but one term rings true to everybody, at scale. at scale is everything yesterday, i spok

neal katyal and the attorney general of minnesota, keith ellison, were leaders in the prosecution against derek chauvin. it culminated in part on friday with the sentencing of officer shall been -- officer derek chauvin to 32.5 years in prison, but there are -- two 22.5 years in but there are more steps. professor katyal is also the former acting solicitor general under the obama administration. and attorney general ellison. if you have questions we will get to those later. we have about 29 minutes to work with. i can do a lot with 29 minutes. we would love to get as many questions as we can. first, welcome. it is good to have you. first of all, now that the trial is over, how are you? that had to be hell on some days, the emotional intensity and illegal scrutiny and the implication of it all, and now it is not over, but a major chapter is over. how are you now that that chapter is over? attorney general, let me start with you. a.g. ellison: i'm good. [laughter] a.g. ellison: seriously, i am ready to move forward. i feel energized and we have three more cases -- we have more than that. we

keith told fox news that his words and the words in that song reflect his frustration with our leaders town and ♪ every time i go to town and vote ♪ i just come home with the blues ♪ the lesser of two evils ♪ is all we ever get to choose ♪ >> he says he wrote the song while on the back of a boat enjoying fireworks last july. >> and next in a headline that is finally putting all of those rumors to rest about blake shelton and gwen stefani. >> the couple has officially tied the knot. it happened on saturday at shelton's ranch in oklahoma, where sources say the new york post, or rather, sources tell the new york post, that shelton had built a chapel just for the event. >> and this was stefani's second trip down the aisle, she was married to rocker gavin rosedale, for 13 years, with whom she shares three sons. and this is shelton's third marriage, first to his high school sweetheart and then two country star miranda lambert. >>> and this weekend's ceremony was small and intimate, reportedly mostly just family. >> we wish them well. >>> another celebrity couple that has two marriages betwee

. ♪♪ >> toby keith is going to be on "fox and friends" which is exciting, the red, white and blue. fourth of july. todd: we have patriotism covered. i am dressed like a flag and you look like the fireworks. carley: i will take the fireworks. we to explode into the sky. carley: a great fourth of july. people gathered, we hope everybody has a great weekend. "fox and friends first" on friday morning. todd: we begin with democrats renewing calls to pack the supreme court after justices side with conservatives in two killings. carley: one of the levels voting restrictions in arizona and president biden is calling on congress to repair the damage. mark meredith joins us with more on this important front. >> reporter: there is mixed reaction to the supreme court athletes ruling. the debate over the current size and makeup of this court will not go away anytime soon. the court ruled 6-3 to allow arizona to keep stricter voting laws in place. the state will be able to ban ballot harvesting and discard ballots people cast in the wrong precinct. the courts more liberal justices were furious w

let's bring in keith fitzgerald. keith, good morning. for these names? >> i think these guys are going to knock the leather off the ball, ashley. i think the numbers are going to be super strong. ashley: it does seem more caution coming back into the market. we had a bit of a meltdown in hong kong on the hang seng because, as gary kaltbaum put it in his note this morning, it feels like the chinese government is trying to get its hands on everything, and that is really pushing the markets a lot lower, especially in hong kong as it sees its autonomy go down the drain. >> well, i tell you what, as you know, i spent an awful lot of time in that part of the world, and i think the chinese government is making a grab for control. the clampdown is very unfortunate because i think it is going to disturb world markets. ashley: yeah, it really is. as for the fed meeting, i don't expect much to come out of that, keith, but we talked about this this morning, rising inflation, rising covid cases and a supply chain that's still choked. this is a proble

lisa: we turned to amy walter of the cook political report and tamra keith of npr.irst in person reunion. high stakes, and i want to turn to an issue that might get lost but is part of this budget reconciliation package. democrats are talking about attaching immigration reform. they don't know the details, but i want to go to you. how does the biden administration handled this idea of adding some legal status, pushing for that for some illegal immigrants, while at the border, seeing more and more undocumented immigrants entering. tamra: in june, 180,000 people were apprehended on the southwest border. that is a 21-year record. in terms of the reconciliation bill, the budget bill, a federal judge in texas said that the dreamer program that was put in place during the biden administration -- lisa: the obama administration. tamra:tamra: the obama-biden administration, that programs needs -- that program needs to pause and may get thrown out. president biden, they don't have a lot of options left. he said, congress should do something. congress has been doing it for mul

the joining of keith and phoebe is a historic and wonderful story that i will make very briefly, but you need to know how this started. phoebe s of course, a descendant of the john tureaud in the plessy case and keith is also a relative of homer plessy. they met at a conference in new orleans ten years ago and it was so overwhelming to see them come together. they are about the same age so they lived through the same eras of history in new orleans with segregation and racial discrimination, but they came together and formed the plessy and ferguson foundation and for ten years we who are the board members and supporters of the foundation have worked in very many different areas of support to continue the thrust to eliminate racial segregation in our country and in our culture. louisiana is a very unique historical state. so many things happened in louisiana ahead of the wave of other -- of racial discrimination cases and lawsuits throughout the country. i happen to be involved in a family that led a lot of the civil rights activities from the 1920s until the 1960s and '70s with my dad

with me now is keith, the manager of the brewery, good morning, keith.much has of a boost has the football been for sales? football has been incredible. ever since restrictions started to be lifted from april into may, the last fortnight, the last four weeks, actually, the football has been incredible for businesses. and what about next week onwards, what changes will you be making if rules are relaxed? hopefully, rules will be relaxed. it will be tricky for us, because, you know, we are a manufacturer as well as a retailer. here we make the beer and we have our bars as well. so it is going to be tricky because people are going to have to be cautious. so we will take it, we will listen to our customers and see what they want. and take it from there, really. and you are expanding as well. namely, a new taproom at manchester airport. so more people travelling and those rules relaxed will be really important for you as well. yeah, thankfully, we are getting news that air travel is going to get the go—ahead. people are getting vaccinated which is incredible.

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keith. i want to get your take what you make over richard branson version galactic flight. well in some ways it's all, it's been a long time coming. i remember the 1st time the sort of spacecraft flew in it took them a lot of time. they lost emission at one point and a crew member. but you know, they kept on kept on keeping on. people have quite tickets to reserve seats. and it all comedy today with a white with 2 pilots and 4 passengers. so nothing much more to say than, you know, 4 people became asked ross today is us billionaires spending huge amounts of money in defying all of the setbacks? so eventually we eventually with the idea of taking tourists into orbit. but is this just a playground for billionaires? no. mr. mr. branson, although he had an earth patch on his sleeve. he's from the u. k. and eli mosque was born in south africa. well, the point here is that, you know, there are people from other places and they come to either the west to do things or do this things elsewhere. but you look at the crew today, and one of the people have several people from the u. k.

let them see how they can live with this would be a nightmare for jo keith. so he thinks the protestant must fight for what they want . sometimes violence is the thing that you have to day. i'm not saying that we have to day up. i'm not saying that we will have to, i'm just sent you asked me to take it off the table to ask me to categorically read it. especially when our political opponents have made very clear that they are not going to take it off the table. it's an unreasonable request. right now. protestant use up to pairing enormous bonfires all across non fires. might get out of control . rex, it has presented the biggest danger yet to northern ireland, fragile peace. that's one thing that the protestants and catholics agree on leaders of the european union have described the shooting of a prominent dutch crime. journalists as an attack on our values face to face was gone down in amsterdam on tuesday and remains in hospital in a serious condition. authorities are investigating possible links to reporting and his role in a court case against a major crim

from north carolina, keith, your next. caller: good morning. one of the things with unemployment is that right now there is a lot of jobs that cannot be filled because people make more to stay at home than they do to go to work. the thing that will kill is now is with the gas prices and all that going so high is that once again, you will make more money to stay at home and draw than to go to work. host: based on that, what do you think the second half of the year will look like? caller: truthfully, i think the whole thing as long as we keep making the decisions that our current leadership is making is not good. you look at the states that opened up and the state stayed open. they are recovering well. the ones who didn't are not. i am a teacher and we worked, i've been face-to-face through the whole thing. we shut down at the beginning of the pandemic and went to virtual but when the new school year started, we were face-to-face. it was a mixture but we worked the whole time and watching the education unions you know -- north carolina's differen

amy: exxon lobbyist keith mccoy went on to tell greenpeace that exxon's support for a carbon tax is a public relations ploy because such a tax will never be implemented. he also identified 11 u.s. senators seen as crucial to exxon's lobbying efforts, including democratic senator joe machin. amy: the death toll from last week's condominium collapse in surfside, florida, has reached 18 with another 145 people still missing. on wednesday, rescuers found the bodies of 10-year-old lucia guara and her four-year-old sister emma. their parents also died when the champlain towers southuilding llapsed. present bideand firslady ll bidenre visitg the te toda covid cases are surging in many parts of the world as the highly contagious delta variant continues to spread. russia has recorded over 650 new covid deaths, the highest one day tally. bangladesh has deployed troops to enforce a new lockdown as deaths soar. israel reported 300 new covid cases on wednesday, its highest daily number of new infections in over three months. cases are also rising again in europe after a 10-week decline. meanwhile,

here's what dan easley and keith mccoy told us., the company has been working hardo undeine president bide's to trilon doar infraructure pla thwhite hoe propos includ spending ndreds of billions on clean energy and transport as part of the most ambitious clean energy legislation ever proposed by a u.s. president and it would have been paid for by higher taxes on corporations like exxon. but these ambitious proposals are on the verge of being defeated. according to mr. mccoy come exxon has been working to scale back the legislation and stop exxon paying more tax. he told us which united states senators the company sought to recruit to their lobbying campaign -- and they are all republicans. >> president biden is talking about e big infrastructure package and he's going to pay foby increasing corporate taxes. a lot of the negative sff starts to come out because -- it doesn't make any sense for highway bill. why would you put in something on emissions reductions on climate change to oil refineries in a highway bill? >> eon is even try

. >> this would be a nightmare for joel keith. thinks the protestants must fight for what they want. >> am not saying that we will have to do it but i am asking you to take it off the table. especially when our political opponents have made here they are not going to take it off the table. >> protestant youths are prepared enormous bonfires all over northern ireland. brexit has presented the biggest danger yet to northern ireland's french ip. that is one thing the protestant and catholics agree on. >> here are more stories making headlines around the world. the swedish prime minister has narrowly been elected back into office nine days after he stepped down after losing a confidence vote. 173 lawmakers voting against him, becoming prime minister once again. two short of the 175 needed to bar him from the job. isaac has been sworn in as the 11th president after taking an oath in the israeli parliament. it is our promise to try to heal israeli society after years of division. the position of president is largely ceremonial and desig

harris keith morrison with "secrets in the mist". >> january, 2013. point vicente, a california. the wet, great, morning cold. at noon, a police boat sets off in the fog. a hail mary pass apparently. a slim chance to find the truth at last. but hawaii out there? why after all those lost 30 years? maybe some cases are destined to stay cold. easier that way. for came along, with their wild ideas about murder and facebook of all things. and now this. they're doomed errand into the fog. her name was me carol jeanne meyer, though she was carol lubahn, when all this happened back in march, 1981. the night of this slamming doors, the harsh words. a car roaring away. it's an old story anyway. pretty girl gets pregnant at 15. mary's the guy pretty soon she's at 20 something with two kids and a hankering to live. really live, for a change. and this particular pretty girl? >> she was fun. she was outgoing. she had a lot of friends. >> she had these two sisters,. terri, was the younger one, gail the older. >> we were very close and made each other laugh all the time. >> but carol lubahn was