joining us now are fox news contributor charlie hurt and kevin walling. woman. charlie, i'll start with you, these are not real debates. hard to unlock historiy of the world in 60 seconds, it is important for voters andin kas, are they not? >> yeah, and they are entertaining, or i find them, maybe because i'm a political nerd and enjoy these things. these debates are important on both sides of the ledger. with donald trump facing off with a fairly large field of candidates, probably his biggest opponent being ron desantis, who is not a naturally-gifted back slapper, which is important in running for politicings in this country and interesting to see. i think there is a lot riding on the first debate where you have, and i think donald trump will end up debating, it is his great strength, interesting to see how ron desantis performs in this setting. >> trey: former president george h.w. bush was looking at his watch to see if he could make it home to watch "melrose place." will president biden have more challengers? is there any reason in the world to debate rober

charlie hurt, kevin walling. thank you for coming on on a sunday night.e will see you soon. >> great to see you. trey: up next hunter biden has agreed to plead guilty to tax and gun charges. what questions remain. the latest on the insurgency in russia and the residue of the debunk russian collusion story. former director of national intelligence john lee ratcliffe and congressman mike turner are next. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on a 2023 xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. imagine you're doing something you love. rsv could cut it short. ♪ rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations... ...in adults 60 and older... ...and adults with certain underlying conditions, like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. talk to your doctor and visit cutshortrsv.com. when you sleep more deeply, you wake up more energized. introd

charlie hurt, kevin walling. thank you for coming on on a sunday night. we will see you soon. >> great to see you. trey: up next hunter biden has agreed to plead guilty to tax and gun charges. what questions remain. the latest on the insurgency in russia and the residue of the debunk russian collusion story. former director of national intelligence john lee ratcliffe and congressman mike turner ar what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i don't know how long it's been there. long enough to produce eggs, it seems. it would appear that it has begun moving towards us! visionworks. see the difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on a 2023 xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america". chapter one of the hunter biden legal saga has been written. biden will plead guilty to two misdemeanor

. >> it is kevin walling with a follow-up question on the debris specifically. can you talk about the kind of resources in the water, potential for them to bring something up from the bottom of the ocean, are they analyzing photos, where is that analysis taking place. we're going to get more answers at the 3:00 p.m. press conference in boston, but certainly the process going on now in the short term, would love to hear you speak to that, dakota. >> side scanning sonar is part of the capabilities of these remotely operated vehicles. you can get dimensional data in a flat sense of what it looks like. you can also get photographic evidence. is it white, shiny, does it appear to be components that are known to be on that vessel, and then if one of these has a grappling arm, some of them do, you could pick up a piece that's not ten tons the weight of the vessel and bring it to the surface. now, that recovery time is additional time on the clock, but physical inspection, bringing it up, possible. visual inspection possible. and sonar inspection, those three data point

sir michael singleton former deputy chief of staff at housing at urban development as well as kevin walling biden campaign surrogate. kevin, the prime minister of china is not modi. he is the prime minister of the india. also putin is not in a war against iraq. that would be ukraine. these are not just gaffes. these are concerning mess-ups that something is not firing. something is not firing. you don't make these mistakes. these aren't mistakes, these are concerning medical issues. do you not see it that way? >> julie, nothing is new about the president and these gaffes. he has made them since he was in the united states senate. >> julie: gaffes are funny, this isn't funny. this is worrisome. >> we all lived through eight years of the george w. bush. every other day he was mixing up people's names and gaffes. nothing new about gaffes in the presidency. you saw tapes of former president trump sitting across from rudy giuliani and where is rudy? he mixed up people's names. this is not concerning to me. the president is firing on all cylinders as we head into the re-election and crisscross th

kevin walling former biden campaign surrogate. i'll come to you first, doug. with a busy day today and looking forward as well as the crowd on your side of the aisle starts to get really crowded. >> i think president trump truly believes and his campaign believes the more the merrier. he have says a 25% base. typically higher and closer to 40 or 45%. that's not going away from him. i believes and rightly so the more people get in the race without the lane that he has, that it helps him. that doesn't say it will last forever. desantis has kicked off his campaign and out there attacking. we'll have to see if it is working because as you played a clip earlier of kellyanne. he has a fine line. he needs to attack the frontrunner but not alienate the voters he would need to beat the frontrunner. all the rest are playing a supporting roll. >> harris: let's focus on the democrat. a top joe biden challenger, a kennedy, robert kennedy junior in new hampshire last hour and his first official campaign event start evidence -- started this way. let's watch. >> the democrati

it with us today america first policy institute chief communications director mark latter and kevin walling, thank you for being here. there was evans and novak and now we have latter and walling. rich edison was able to speak to senator tim scott, one of the 2024 hopefuls. here a little bit of what he had to say, take a listen. >> the optimistic positive message when i take it on the road, people are starving for optimism as long as it's anchored in conservatism and you have a backbone. the good news i have both. it's been good news for the american people and good on the campaign trail. griff: i'm in news, i'm starving for positive optimism but i'm not sure that's actually going to work so i start with you, mark, what do you think about the message, that tact? >> i think that's where they see this other path assuming that ron desantis, donald trump and ultimately chris christie are going to duke it out and that that's the path for someone else to have the same policies. they are all running on the same policies but doing it with the hope, the optimism that the reagan that tim scott mentio

kevin walling, and garrett ventry, and garrett, to you first on this, what questions does this raisecertainly looks like there's no could incident in the politics here. we saw it last week with the indictment of president trump and coming out earlier that morning joe biden was allegedly involved in a bribery scheme. durham situation is concerning to the american people and both parties, doj and fbi did not live up to it, dossier orchestrated by hillary clinton's campaign. and seeing the same thing play out with the presidential records act and indictment from joe biden's doj hand picked counsel of donald trump, and hunter biden, putting his leading opponent in jail up to 400 years for something an obama appointed judge said he had everything to do and the clinton sock drawer case in 2010, that clinton discussed military strategy and security, no difference other than it's donald trump. hunter biden getting a sweetheart deal from his dad's doj and talking about things democrats care about. illegal possession of a firearm under abusing substances, sad, and then tax fraud. making millio

extension, an end to the nation's longest government shutdown, providing no new money for a border wall. [kevinrent offers. it was speaker pelosi who said, "i wouldn't talk about anything." and the president finally said, "this is too much." [abby] he dragged it out until, at the end of the day, the deal that he had to land to end the shutdown was a way worse deal than he would've gotten if he had just caved at the beginning. basically, he gets absolutely nothing out of this other than a lesson about messing with nancy pelosi. [john] you can't go broke betting on nancy pelosi, in general, but in the era of donald trump there was no more sure thing, was that, in a fight between donald trump and nancy pelosi, you knew who was gonna be strutting around the ring at the end. [lester] tonight, robert mueller has completed his investigation and submitted his report. [gayle] it cost more than $25 million and led to criminal charges for a number of people connected to mr. trump plus 25 russians and 3 russian companies. [chris] when robert mueller finished his two-year report, he released it to the then

host: in the call and in the wall street journal today, "kevin mccarthy earned his speakership here." she ends the column, "does the speaker still face rough seas ahead? you bet. we will have to do this all over again for other must pass bills and it may not turn out as well, but at least he has a formula. this success shows it is possible to unify and the power that comes from that unity." the potomac watch column in today's washington journal. round rock, texas. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to point out that it is starting to look more and more like this is a performance, like the previous caller said. not just from mccarthy but from the democrats. they could have easily passed a clean bill, but they had to get the defense budget raised. the defense budget has gone up $200 billion in the last six years. it is nearing one trillion dollars. no one is even questioning this. joe biden still owes all of us $600 because they were afraid that the recovery bill would be close to one trillion dollars. when it comes to the military, the bullets and the bombs, things that

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some of the same lawmakers have talked of targeting speaker kevin mccarthy, who negotiated the debt deal. and, on wallks managed slight gains on a quiet day of trading. the dow jones industrial average added 10 points to close at 33,573. the nasdaq rose 47 points. the s&p 500 was up 10 points. and, a passing of note -- the french painter franÇoise gilot died today at a hospital in manhattan. in her early life, she was best known as pablo picasso's mistress and had two children with him. gilot ended the relationship in 1953 and later wrote a celebrated memoir, "life with picasso." she also became a highly successful artist in her own right. francoise gilot was 101 years old. still to come on the newshour, the u.s. government sues two cryptocurrency exchanges for securities violations. golf's pga tour merges with the saudi-backed liv league following a protracted legal battle. and an educator gives her brief but spectacular take on teacher burnout. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. am

uh that is the account, my name is kevin with s t o in the uh, and the guy shot the pension is punching in his wall commission has called for a sedition law to be amended saying that a ball washing it entirely would have an adverse effect on national security, dozens of people are imprisoned to each year in india for violating the colonial era law, which was eventually suspended in may of last year. the commission on revising the law decided it's better left in place in the interest of maintaining national security. a life sentence will now be handed down to those who incite violence against the government. however, certain amendments will be implemented to prevent it from being misuse and the law will reportedly also protect freedom of speech. we spoke to legal experts and journalist from the asian country who debated the law as soon as the time you've done things. so the citizen, lots of go disconnected because you didn't, didn't law it the just door, which is been used by the government of india to mother and the freedom of speech and explosion as a country india, you need to protect the solver

kevin o'leery. we begin with a new and disturbing report from "the wall street journal". the role of big tech on protecting our children online i couldn't believe what i read. the journal reports that instagram has been connecting and promoting a vast network of pedophilia. researchers within "the wall street journal" investigation found the flat form enabled users to search for hash tags and recommended accounts to related to buying and selling child sex material. one shocking example was a hash tag involving preteen sex. sensorineural spite the platform's algorithms promoting this type of content o other users, it's unclear how this slipped under the nose of meta and ceo mark zuckerberg. meta is responding to "the wall street journal" findings saying "between 2020 and 2022, these teams dismantled 27 abusive networks in a january 2023, we disabled more than 490,000 accounts for violating our child safety policies. emily, you and i were on this couch when there was another explosive wall street journal report about effect of instagram and social media on teens. i'll never

kevin o'leery. we begin with a new and disturbing report from "the wall street journal".dren li

kevin birmingham. they're just going to move the wall that encloses the washer dryer about six inches, and that should allow the door to close and f. if both parties are happy with the solution, i think it is a good solution. i'm willing to recommend adopting these plans. would you like to see the solution of the over it? yes, please. this is this is the existing, um the washer dryer. commanding. moving this wall back about six inches, and that will allow what that will allow the washer dryer to reset and not block the exit. and it will allow the washer dryer too. being closed by that without sticking out and causing a in impedance towards the fire exit, correct? that that would solve the issue, right? that was the main issue. yes okay. thank you very much. any questions? thank you questions. thank you. we will not hear from the planning department. anything okay? we will now hear from j. davidson, the permit holder. good evening commissioners. we appreciate that. kevin birmingham made a site visit to the area involved on the 20/6 of april. and his presence. there was extremely helpful in being able t

host: in the call and in the wall street journal today, "kevin mccarthy earned his speakership here."he ends the column, "does the speaker still face rough seas ahead? you bet. we will have to do this all over again for other must pass bills and it may not turn out as well, but at least he has a formula. this success shows it is possible to unify and the power that comes from that unity." the potomac watch column in today's washington journal. round rock, texas. good morning. caller: good morning. i just wanted to point out that it is starting to look more and more like this is a performance, like the previous caller said. not just from mccarthy but from the democrats. they could have easily passed a clean bill, but they had to get the defense budget raised. the defense budget has gone up $200 billion in the last six years. it is nearing one trillion dollars. no one is even questioning this. joe biden still owes all of us $600 because they were afraid that the recovery bill would be close to one trillion dollars. when it comes to the military, the bullets and the bombs, things that pe

kevin mccarthy says the doj is keeping the investigation open, which is remained open to stone wall housend the doj say they're still investigating trying to withhold investigation to the house. it's unacceptable and won't stand. >> the president not commenting. the first lady says they love their son and hopes to rebuild his life. he will plead guilty and there's no trial, there's no rush to get him before a judge to set a schedule. speaking of trials, a judge set a date for former president donald trump's trial date in the classified documents case. just eileen cannon set the date for august 14. you can expect it will be delayed. that would be a speedy trial. we're talking august 14, less than two months from now. it's likely that at least the team will try to get that pushed back. it appears judge cannon will allow that to happen. she says if anybody has any issues, to let her know. neil? >> neil: it will be like a summer legal palooza. we were continuing to monitor the president in san francisco here. he didn't have any specific comments concerning this plea deal that could be for his

that we're in, with the five seat majority kevin mccarthy pretty much walking a tightrope within our conference, we've -- i said from outset we need to finish wall trump started, we have the equipment there we have the terms there let's get it done. this president does not want to get it done instead wants to legality illegal aliens six million into our sovereign nation bringing with them fentanyl has killed more than 100,000 of our citizens. it has got to stop we've got to passion a farm bill we are only ag committee enough proposition tough proposition we have to protect our farmers we have to feed our nation make sure that we are good stewards of god's creation. cheryl: place lot ofwork to be done, still, you know, moving from debt ceiling debate we shall see what next fiscal responsible move is from congress we hope to see more of that thank you very much for being here sir. >> thank you, cheryl. >> all right. a lot more coming up saudis slashing oil supply what does this mean for oil and gas prices we've got jeff flock, live in new jersey with more hey jeff? >> so that cheryl good morning to you from the refinery here, the stuff in tanks ba

kevin mccarthy didn't hold out for more. this is how washington gets things done, slow moving compromise. the the "wall street journal" said in this divided government, there was always going to be a debt limit compromise. there had about be, lest the government default. that's the way it's always been. in some of the fine print, congress has now prohibited president biden from extending the pause on student loan repayments put into place by president trump. president trump eliminated the interest, then extended the pause three times. president biden paused it four more times. the pause ends, i mean it really ends this fall. separately, the senate also passed a bill that would prohibit president biden's idea of forgiving some student loans altogether. the house already passed the same prohibition, but president biden can and will just veto that idea. the senate hasn't got the votes to override. student loan forgiveness lives on for now, stuck for now in the supreme court. laura, coming up in just a bit, we'll have big news on the jobs numbers. that's coming up when we talk business. >> we're waiting fo

kevin mccarthy? >> right, i'm distinguishing him from them. i think he recognized and he listened to the voices on wall street and in corporate america, who said, you cannot crash the economy, just because you have an extreme element that is heckling you and he cyou to do . so the center held briefly, because we were able to avert going over the cliff. but we should never come remotely close to that again. the constitution says that the validity of the public debt shall never be questioned. that's in the 14th amendment. >> should that be changed? >> well -- >> i know you know -- you think it should be changed. >> the constitution already establishes a backstop against what they wanted to do. but i think, yes, having a debt ceiling statute is a threat to us, because they will keep trying to careen the whole country over a cliff. >> i have a few other topics i want to get to. first, you saw, i'm sure, what happened at the air force academy this past week. president biden tripped over a sandbag, he fell hard on the stage. he says over and over to people concerned about his age, watch me. now, we want to b

. >> roger, we have kevin warsh joining us later this morning, he's got a new op-ed in "the wall streetittle concerning he thinks that even though we seem to think we've gotten the all clear when it comes to the banking sector, there are a lot of issues at play that could really damage the banks and push us into much bigger problems part of what he talked about is if the fed goes to 6%, also talked about commercial real estate, the problems that could pop up he painted it back and reminded everybody of what happened in 2008 when you had bear stearns that went bust in march of 2008, and everybody thought that was a one-off, but then come the fall of 2008, that's when everything else kind of fell and collapsed. he thinks the fed needs to take some -- the government needs to take some regulatory policy changes that would allow banks to consolidate and that would allow banks to recapitalize because he worries that more problems could pop up. are you someone who shares that concern? >> i'm certainly someone who shares a concern that the all clear in the banking system is premature. i agree w

wall fernandez started but the finish was perfect. 101 at wembley. city came out of the second half with that grudge to settle. and when fred dumped kevinne on the turf he responded in the only way he knows how. lkay gundogan showing just why he's worth another contract with her but more questions asked of united keeper. any chances united had came and went. they almost nicked an equaliser in the dying seconds but united scrambled efforts were no match for cities well oiled machine. this was always worth more to them than just beating their local rivals was updated on the trouble and now they'll go to the trouble and now they'll go to the trouble next weekend. what could be a defining moment for what could be a defining moment for what could be a defining moment for what could be a defining moment for manchester city. let's head to wembley now. nesta mcgregor is there just off wembley way. i had it's those in blue around you who are celebrating and probably be doing so long into the evening. 90,000 people inside wembley this afternoon. i'd say the last 100 or so are leaving now. wembley way to my right a few minutes ago a sea of blue. l

kevin stitt. the fallout from that recommendation, that endorsement still being felt. we'll see how that reverberates. a quick peek at the corner of wall and broad where the dow was moving along nicely. yesterday's worries about a pause and rate hiking. even though it looks like there's rate hiking to come. a witch today to a little bit of that rate hiking cycle when it resumes won't be that bad. whatever the case, the nasdaq, the s&p 500 looking at the sickth straight day of advances as the markets device the skeptics. meantime, show you something popping up more at the border. they look like essentially fed ex vans, right? they're not delivering packages. near smuggling migrants. i'll explain after this. >> the smuggling will become more aggressive as they attempt to evade the border patrol and get further in to the country. . unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and the bags under your eyes are looking more like purses, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more v

so i mentioned kevin harvick from bakersfield, and we put him on our wall of fame yesterday just to recognize him for his career. he started his racing career at this track. we've got greg biffle, who's from the pacific northwest. he's our featured kind of our 75th anniversary driver. and then you guys can see the nascar experience. if you come out. and it really has all sorts of video and pictures and photos from nascar's entire history. so the nascar experience, it's got a stage. we're having djs there and a lot of fan interaction and it's a place where you can learn about nascar's history. okay. love it. thank you so much, jill. in fact, coming up in half hour, jill is going to escort us over there and we are going to show you exactly what the experience is all about and give you, again, a little sneak peek of what's to come here today. in the meanwhile, i'll send it back to you guys in the studio. all righty, rosemary, thank you for that. a lot more than just racing, going up in sonoma. so go check it out today if you can. other news now. everyone remembers the shortages encountered durin

kevin mccarthy says he plans to back that once it get out of committee. bill mcgurn, former speech writer to president bush and fox news contributor. you write in the wall the media ignoring it, hunter's laptop all over again. the house oversight committee seeks an fbi document that joe biden took a bribe and to undermine it is already underway. you suggest the media is complicit. >> they didn't want to know about it. from what we know, a credible source outlined details of the criminal scheme to bribe joe biden for $5 million in exchange for his influence on policy. we don't know if it's true. but you would think people would want to find out if it's true and what mr. comer wants to know is what the fbi did in response. and the first, what document, what 1023. we don't know if it really exists. last wednesday we learned it exists. fbi admitted it and then yesterday the fbi brought it up to the hill and said you can take the quick look see but that's it. so two separate issues. one is the contempt finding against wray. i think he's going to lose that one. i think the house is not -- not in the mood to take this kind of gamesmanship from the fbi director

white house reporter for the wall street journal, tim miller, former rnc spokesperson, now a writer at large for the bulwark -- both join us now. sabrina, let me pick up on the kevinccarthy. he had to do cleanup today, i think somewhat predictably, even as equivocal and bending over backwards to say nothing as he was in that interview. allowing for the notion that it is possible to donald trump might not be the strongest possible candidate, elicited some fierce anger from the trump camp. he was already out putting out another statement later today. >> i mean, you saw just how quickly speaker mccarthy tried to walk those comments back. as you note, saying that the media is trying to draw a wedge between president trump and house republicans. he does believe that trump is the strongest political opponent that president biden, even though he might suggest otherwise. the reason you see republicans trying to have it both ways is this very much a reflection of the party dynamic that we have seen in almost eight years, and now since trump first made his way to the top of consideration in the 2016 nominating process, where he very much is still popular with the base, stil

wall street is making big bets on ai. do you want ai to be safe and be proper guardrails? this is how you do it, having jobs like these. big bucks being paid. >> kevinat looks like, i will not say, some of us might need a raise. >> carley: you said it, i support that notion. >> kevin: workers trying to fix lelennium tower, what is that about? >> cheryl: it is leaning and sinking. i've seen it in person, i had to go look for myself with my own eyes. this multi million dollar luxury tower is leaning by 29 inches, the tilt at northwest corner of the tower temperature is $350 million project. 2022 settlement includes plans to fix the building and anchor to the bedrom. if you see it in person and there is video, it is a huge tower and it really sticks out in san francisco. and now there is obviously those that bought into this are having -- are furious. let the lawsuits fly. >> carley: imagine spending so much to own the penthouse and find out you are leaning, i would feel very unsafe. >> cheryl: think about the other part of living in san francisco, un unsafeness, the needles on the ground and the rampant drug use. >> carley: i would want a hotel room,

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speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy, told me the day before they went on to passing it in the house that he only got to see, was only allowed to see 11% of the bill and biden walled wondered, how did he get to make the deal? do you take what you take, and when you dig deeper, you realize there could have been so many more cuts. >> listen, i like kevin mccarthy, but i think he got played, i really do. between the deal he signed and all of the loopholes embedded within the deal, makes it almost null and void. they should have rubber stamped this three weeks ago, saved the drama, because nothing changed. i do want to piggy back off the last session, you mentioned harvard. a politician that falls upward into harvard. what the democrats are doing, particularly president biden, he is rewarding the elitest, the most fortunate people in the country with college degrees and advanced college degrees, earned income tax credits went to $300,000. it was designed for poor working people. this here, this morning the jobs report came out. let me give you where we are right now as a nation. if you have less than a high school education, only 45% of those people are in the jobs ma

kevin walsh on set with me. looking for ai names that weren't already bid up and this one does as well as nvidia. >> ai is the new hot dot on walluch like that dotcom craze back in the 2000s, investors should be very leary and do their own due diligence before jumping into the, merging yet transformative technology. within our own smart trust technology, revolution trust, two names met our selection criteria that are am bracing ai for their own unique solutions. >> what is the criteria which is weeding out anything super expensive or maybe not. >> we look at valuations and we look at cash on their balance sheet and low levels of debt and a history of growing their earnings a lot of these transformative early stage technology don't have revenues. we want those that actually have revenues and have sustainability so the two names that we like. nice limited as you just mentioned earlier. both adrs so they're international names allowing them to give diversification to your u.s. stock portfolio. >> let's talk about opera first. tell me a norwegian browser. what do they do? >> they're a smaller cap name and 1.7 in market cap and they

kevin mccarthy called off the week's remaining sessions as he tries to end a standoff with hard-line party conservatives. the rebellion focuses on budget compromises in the debt ceiling deal. and, on wallow jones industrial average gained 168 points to close at 33,833. the nasdaq rose 133 points, 1%. the s & p 500 added 26 points and entered bull market territory - 20% above its low last fall. still to come on the "newshour," the supreme court forces alabama to redraw congressional districts that advocates say discriminate against black voters. we look at the cultural and political influence of the late christian broadcaster pat robertn. and legendary broadway composer john kander on his latest musical that's a love letter to new york. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: president biden hosted the british prime minister, rishi sunak, today at the white house. it was sunak's first oval office visit since taking office last fall. the two leaders discussed continued support for ukraine and the potential threats posed by artificial intelligence. our white house corresp

kevin mccarthy called off the week's remaining sessions as he tries to end a standoff with hard-line party conservatives. the rebellion focuses on budget compromises in the debt ceiling deal. and on walltreet, the dow jones industrial average gained 168 points to close at 33,833. the nasdaq rose 133 points, or 1%. the s&p 500 added 26 points and entered bull market territory, 20% above its low last fall. still to come on the "newshour," the u.s. supreme court forces alabama to redraw congressional districts that advocates say discriminate against black voters. we look at the cultural and political influence of the late christian oadcaster pat robertson. and legeary broadway composer john kander on his latest musical that's a love letter to new york. >> this is the "pbs newshour" om weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. stephanie: a heavy pall of polluted air still blankets much of the eastern u.s. tonight. it may not dissipate for days, as fires in canada send vast curtains of smoke drifting south. the bad air has officials worried about public health and it is also scrambling schedules, from airports to s

wall, fernandez started, but the finish was perfect. city came out for the second half with that grudge to settle and when fred dumped kevin de bruyne onsponded in the only way he knows how. gundogan, he got it. gundogan showing just why he is worth another contract. but more questions asked of united's keeper. any chances united had came and went. they almost nicked an equaliser in the dying seconds. but united's scrambled efforts were no match for city's well—oiled machine. this was always worth more to them than just beating their local rivals. they have done the double and will now go for the treble next weekend in what could be a defining moment for manchester city's history. natalie pirks, bbc news, wembley. celtic have won the scottish cup to seal their 5th domestic treble in 7 years. they beat championship side inverness caldedonian thistle 3—1 at hampden park. jota sealing the victory in stoppage time. so another treble for celtic, in what could be manager ange postecoglou's final game in charge. it was also the women's champions league final today and there was a stunning comeback from barcelona to beat wolfsberg. the la liga

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well, in the last 20 seconds or so, kevin spacey has just walked into the courtroom. he came in behind the wallrial which is expected to last for four weeks. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, will discuss rising prices during a meeting with consumer watchdogs later. he'll meet the regulators for banks, telecoms, food, energy and water suppliers, as well as the competition and markets authority, to ask what they're doing about companies that fail to pass on lower costs to consumers. it follows concerns that prices are not falling as fast as wholesale costs. meanwhile, the energy regulator ofgem has announced a proposal to make rules brought in to protect struggling prepayment meter customers a compulsory part of licence conditions for suppliers. the voluntary code of practice bans forcibly installing prepayment meters into the homes of people over the age of 85 and gives extra protections to vulnerable households. there 5 another blow to the high street, as 300 branches of boots the chemist are to close. ben has more details. morning. it is about one in seven of the shops closing over the course of t

wall would? how help them. >> 11 far right republican, mostly members of the freedom caucus, who angry at the deal kevin mccarthyo block a pair of gop bills to protect gas stoves. the legislation itself was going to symbolic, but there is a sense that mccarthy can eventually work around this, but it should be noted that this is the first rule vote to fail since november 2002. so it does speak to republicans, at least a faction of them, being angry at mccarthy and of course the backdrop to all of it, it doesn't take much for mccarthy's grip on the speakership to be threatened. so they are at least displaying some frustration. >> yeah, if you are joe biden, you got to say am i the luckiest guy in the world or what. these republicans keep proving that they just can't run anything. they keep -- even when there are as fight dr. freddie said about riddick bow, even when they have lucidity as they had in coming to this deal, here come the far right republicans to say hold on a second, hold my beer, we'll make this party look completely crazy and we'll turn the floor over to democrats an burn things down in a way since

kevin's rash. who's next? wait... what's that in your hand? no, no, stop! oh you're no fun. [lock clicks shut] >> just a little more than an hour to go before the opening bell on wall the best day since january. mike santoli joins us with more. what are you thinking as we mull over the numbers we saw on friday, looked at big gains we saw on friday and now it's a new week >> a somewhat persuasive breakout in the s&p 500, four closes above that level. it looks a little bit overstretched in the very short term but here's a two-year chart. i like to tell you kind of where we've been on the ups and the downs. if you remember back in the early part of this year, everyone was focused on are we going to be able to break this big down trend august highs, 4300 that's basically where we topped out when jay powell tried to throw cold water on the market expectations we had more rate hikes ahead of us, now we don't there's still that call out there we're going to have a reckoning on the earnings side it's just not happening. tech stocks are not matching index performance. friday did you see big bounces in the russell 2000 and other parts of the market that have been languishing

kevin mccarthy same thing. he's been around. they knew how to stop the country from defaulting. >> let's swing over to the southwest wall where we this one? >> i'm with ed on this, i think the headline on his op-ed says it all, game set and almost match to biden. one thing to note about the bipartisan vote you were talking about is that there were more republicans who voted against this, the thing their own speaker had negotiated, than democrats. you had fun yesterday and it's an indication that the white house did get the better of the deal. they're not taking a victory lap because they don't want to upset what's a positive course in the senator. you'll see them do that at some point because they deserve it. we can take a look at some of the provisions. this is a comparison between the two bills. this is the house gop bill they passed. this is what they said they were prepared to have go into law. this is the deal that emerged. they wanted to cut -- just a couple examples. they wanted to cut domestic spending, nondefense spending to 555 billion. it would have been 744 billion in the current fiscal year. it ended up at 704. the

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