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local time, eastern standard, time or savings standard time here at the east coast, this letter of resignation out of the race. not as president. that's a very important distinction here. he dropped out of the presidential race, but not as president republicans by the way, already calling for his resignation as president since he is not up to run the race, the presidential race. the speaker of the house says he should also resign as president. that is not going to happen. i am fairly certain of this. however, $146.00, 1st the letter that he's dropping out, and then half an hour later, also on x, formerly known as twitter, the full endorsement of kamala harris. now, with all of this, with all of this, the president now not running for reelection anymore, a treasure trove of uncertainties are coming out of a putting themselves up these questions, which, frankly not just me, but nobody else has answers for well kamala harris be automatically the new candidate that the, for the democratic party in the november res, will choose what will happen to the delegates vote, which voted rewarded for it don

local economy. >> aberdeen on the east coast of scotland.n mid a global energy crisis, black gold was discovered in the north sea. >> liquid gold. call it what you like. britain now has oil. fred: aberdeen became the anchor of britain's oil industry. hundreds of offshore rigs began to reel in oil, gas, and money. ut with reserves dwindling and a global climate crisis, the u.k. set a goal to reach net zero by 2050, something highlighted at the cop26 climate conference in scotland, which itself set a 2045 net zero target. the city of aberdeen, self-described as europe's oil capital, pledged to become its energy capital. >> it is almost like another industrial revolution. fred: maggie needs a government-funded nonprofit called the energy transition zone in aberdeen. it is intended as an incubator for new companies and emerging technologies like this experimental platform for floating wind turbines. >> we very much see it as a managed transition that is more focused on energy production from offshore wind, hydrogen. emphasizing carbon capture. f

bill: so it is 10:25 on the east coast, 9:25 local time here in milwaukee.the scene well after midnight last night at the white house. the president arriving back from rehoboth beach, delaware. we'll see whether or not we see or hear from him again today. he did speak with the president last night, president trump, a few hours after the shooting. edward lawrence, fox business, is live at the white house to bring us up to speed on what's happening there now and what may happen today. edward, good morning. >> reporter: first of all, our thoughts and prayers with the person who died just watching president trump's rally, the two critically injured, and our thoughts are there with form former president trump who was trying to give his speech centimeters away from being killed by that bullet. now, the president spoke to former president trump late last night before coming early, early this morning to the white house. he came back to the white house can and was briefed now, will be briefed in about 20 minutes or so again about this from law enforcement as well as

things i decided to do was look at it as a national topic rather than focusing only on local newspapers or only on east coast newspapers or urban newspapers, i decided to take a much broader view, and i looked at newspapers dot com, which is a digital digitized archive of thousands of newspapers globally. and the first thing that i tried to do to, to get a handle on the scope of this is i put in a search for the homestead act. from 1861 to 1899, just to see what popped up. and in the united states, there were more than a million matches and hits, 1 million, 705,000 matches. and and i and i realized suddenly that the scope of this was much larger than i expected it to be. but just that that sheer volume of mentions of the homestead act in that 40 year period made me realize, okay, this really was dominant discourse of the late 19th century, which is not a surprise. but it was nice to see some numbers to back it up. so in order to get a handle on this and the sheer volume of things that were out there, i decided to look more closely at the top 20 articles in the top three states identified by decade for things

coasts here. but the sunshine just set to continue, and temperatures will rise into the mid—to—high—20s really quite widely, 29—30 celsius locally possible in eastcause we've got cooler—feeling conditions coming behind these weather fronts on saturday. now, we're likely to see some outbreaks of rain, some brightness developing behind for western scotland and northern ireland a little later on through the day. but some heavy, thundery downpours always possible just ahead of the front two, across east anglia and southeast england, and that will help to lower the temperature. but you can see that temperatures are dipping as we head through saturday, and by the time we get to sunday, we're all into that fresher—feeling air. so, a drop in temperature from friday through to sunday. on sunday, still the threat of some heavy, possibly thundery downpours at times, also some sunny spells. and another dip in temperature into the start of next week. bye— bye. i'm caitriona perry here in milwaukee, welcome to the bbc news special coverage of the republican national convention in milwaukee. where all eyes are onjd vance and his highly anticipated speech he wi

east coast mass transit i mentioned that with that, but local mass transit seems to be okay. the fix that crowdstrike engineers have posted on social media is this. and if you're not super familiar with computers and you don't need your computer right this second, wait for an automated patch. but if time is of the essence you need something right now, you can boot into safe mode or the windows recovery environment, and that should come up as an option. you're going to then go to the c drive. and then this is obviously what you're taking a picture of. so you can refer to it later that file directory. and then there's the bad guy a file called c dash. and then 50291 star dot cis. if you delete that file and you can do that safely, then you reboot. and this is again if you're familiar with this kind of thing, if you have that presentation that's locked in on your computer and the board of directors is expecting this in 45 minutes, it is 636. the market's opened. normally, we have seen no problems or indications of problems so far. so, so far, so good as far as crowdstrike that,

here, and again we have those humid misty conditions for irish sea coasts, but 29 even locally 30 celsius always possible across south—east or east anglia. but it is a short lived warm spell, because as we head into saturday, we have got this weather fronts weeping eastwards, bringing the threat of some heavy thundery showers, and then on sunday, as you can see, the 0ranges turn a bit more yellow, so expecting some cooler viewing conditions, so the outlook for our capital cities here, pressure dropping over the weekend, and settled on saturday and possibly sunday as well. elizabeth, thank you very much indeed. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up in the programme... chelsea and fifa investigate after a video with alleged racist chanting featuring chelsea and argentina's enzo fernandez is posted online. we will be live at royal trued exactly 12 hours to go doubt until the start of the 152nd 0pen the start of the 152nd

east coast to abc news reporter josh ehlinger is on the scene in pennsylvania. josh, what's the latest? >> well, stephanie butler, pennsylvania, now at noon local time, is pretty busy for a small town, except that area where you can see the police cars blocking and the roadblocks. that is the area that is frozen as this investigation gets underway. and it is presumably somewhere in that vicinity that abc news has now learned that investigators have discovered the shooter's car and have discovered what they describe as items of concern inside that vehicle. it's not entirely clear if they are dangerous or ever were dangerous, but they're being looked at very carefully. after yesterday's attempted assassination of a former president of the united states, the world will see a vibrant republican party. donald trump was just minutes into his speech before tens of thousands in this rural pennsylvania fairground went through the cheers of his followers. came the popping of gunfire. the former president grabbed at his right ear, then dove to the ground as a swarm of secret service agents scrambled to cover him, and we heard poun, pound, pop, pop, pop an

still some locally heavy rain for a time, it's mainly a main issue from the afternoon onward as that slides out to sea. finally, there will be a new disturbance that surges up the east coast's disorganized, but it will send some heavy rain to the atlantic and mid-atlantic seaboard here late on to friday and friday night into saturday. for accuweather. i'm jeff cornish for abc news. >> coming up, shoppers at costco getting ready to pay more also added a brawl erupts between players and fans during a soccer championship game in charlotte. plus, alec baldwin on trial for manslaughter. what prosecutors say they'll prove about the de america, good morning america every day if you like. >> some ugly scenes after last night's colombia uruguay soccer match in charlotte, a brawl spilling into the stands. some of the uruguay players fighting the colombia fans, people throwing drinks. players blamed a lack of security for things getting out of hand. it took more than ten minutes for police to restore order. >> we turn now to alec baldwin's movie set shooting trial getting underway in new mexico. opening arguments kicking off the involuntary manslaughter trial of actor alec baldwin,

local delegatee floor. that is 4:30 seven in new york. by the rules, at 4:30 seven east coast time, we were supposed to know. now, can the rules be changed between now and then which is only three hours and 37 minutes from now? >> the bottom line is with the convention chair and the chair of the rnc, they can adjust things according to the schedule so a lot of it depends on president trump's schedule. we know he will be the nominee and people are pumped up and excited about that. they want to go through the logistics this afternoon and tonight in the days to come, they want to focus on the big things. affordability, safety, security, and making america great again. i think you will see things adjusted based upon when the president, president trump makes his announcement. >> bill: what you are saying is this is not a hard and fast time. >> they can adjust for the schedule. >> sandra: okay governor. do you have a favorite? i feel like i can't leave this discussion right now because everyone at home is wondering about it, everyone is talking about it there. what would be -- let's

local time. we're experiencing fourth of july, about 13 hours ahead of our friends and family on the east coast, but it certainly is such a similar and remarkable experience. it's such a great feeling to be experiencing right here. i can pump freeze rosemary. well, you clearly in your element might valerio at camp humphreys in south korea. >> many thanks and have a great celebration. and here's wishing all our american viewers are happy and safe. fourth if july appreciate you spending part of your de with me. i'm rosemary church, cnn newsroom continues next with my colleague, max foster july 4 cnn concert event with performances by keith chanettee, maybe wrexham, the killers, and many more go forth in america. >> thursday, july 4 at seven eastern on cnn why do cupp choose asleep numbers, smart bad? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? >> wait, no, i'm always hot number. does that chapter lowest price of the season with free home delivery when you add a piece, sleepover smart, that's 39, 99 learned boards, the number.com, the itch and rash of moderate to severe eczema disrupts my skin night despite

take you to the east coast now and these officers in maine would get a whale of a surprise when they jumped out from the blue leaving the officers with that friendly splash. so the local harbor master urged them to stay away from that whale if possible to avoid spooking him. . >>> well, it's a story of two very different americas. and a look at what's coming up on the cbs evening news. . >> hey, juliette. our eye on america in jackson hole, wyoming. one of the country's wealthiest communities and unequal. the reason behind the divide and why one family says they feel excluded from a place they grew up in and more headlines tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> when we come back, we'll be talking about the change in the weather. paul will let us know how hot it will get in the next couple of days. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to see a bank cutting people some slack. mistakes happen. and we give

coasts here. but the sunshine just set to continue, and temperatures will rise into the mid—to—high—205 really quite widely, 29—30 celsius locally possible in eastof rain, some brightness developing behind for western scotland and northern ireland a little later on through the day. but some heavy, thundery downpours always possible just ahead of the front two, across east anglia and southeast england, and that will help to lower the temperature. but you can see that temperatures are dipping as we head through saturday, and by the time we get to sunday, we're all into that fresher—feeling air. so, a drop in temperature from friday through to sunday. on sunday, still the threat of some heavy, possibly thundery downpours at times, also some sunny spells. and another dip in temperature into the start of next week. bye— bye. over isa is a new government in india unveils its first budget, we look at the issues that could be addressed. hello and welcome to business today. i'm steve lai. in the us, chips stocks lost more than $500 billion in market value after a report said the us was mulling tighter curbs on exports of advanced semiconductor technology

coasts here. but the sunshine just set to continue, and temperatures will rise into the mid—to—high—20s really quite widely, 29—30 celsius locally possible in eastand and northern ireland a little later on through the day. but some heavy, thundery downpours always possible just ahead of the front two, across east anglia and southeast england, and that will help to lower the temperature. but you can see that temperatures are dipping as we head through saturday, and by the time we get to sunday, we're all into that fresher—feeling air. so, a drop in temperature from friday through to sunday. on sunday, still the threat of some heavy, possibly thundery downpours at times, also some sunny spells. and another dip in temperature into the start of next week. bye— bye. hello. you are very welcome back to milwaukee, wisconsin for the bbc news special coverage of night three of the republican national convention. we bring you all the latest action from this key battleground state stop first let's recap our top story tonight. president biden has tested positive for covid—19. his doctors say he is experiencing mild symptoms including a cough and a runny nos

coasts here. but the sunshine just set to continue, and temperatures will rise into the mid—to—high—20s really quite widely, 29—30 celsius locally possible in easther fronts on saturday. now, we're likely to see some outbreaks of rain, some brightness developing behind for western scotland and northern ireland a little later on through the day. but some heavy, thundery downpours always possible just ahead of the front two, across east anglia and southeast england, and that will help to lower the temperature. but you can see that temperatures are dipping as we head through saturday, and by the time we get to sunday, we're all into that fresher—feeling air. so, a drop in temperature from friday through to sunday. on sunday, still the threat of some heavy, possibly thundery downpours at times, also some sunny spells. and another dip in temperature into the start of next week. bye— bye. i'm katrina. and you are very welcome back to the special bbc news live coverage of republican national convention in biloxi, wisconsin's. we have been listening to the keynote speaker of the night senatorjd vance, the republican party �*s vice presidential nominee,

local paper. many of us woke up turned on the radio tuned into mainstream media mainstream news that was a part of our east coast. that was part of her daily hygiene was getting news from these outlets. but, i have to remind you many times those outlets were not reflective of the full and broad community. while there are some of us able to open up the paper get our news and get journalism get information that was vital to our lives a large a bit of the population that could not. as a result they were not in this relationship with their new outlets. the ford foundation we have identified that is one of the central problems. it's not a problem we identified yesterday or the day before. it is meant along going problem it's a problem identified by the current commission more than 50 yearss ago. our journalism investment strategy is support into journalism outlets that are serving those communities. that is specifically because when we pour into those outlets and we pour into those communities the other outlets take note. when they see we are uplifting an organization like the texas tribune, we see the entire media e

east coast. not bats, not bees. they're actually dragonflies by the thousands, suddenly disrupting a weekend outing at a local beache in rhode island. visitors called the scene even more surreal because dragonflies are silent. the whole thing was actually over in about three minutes. well, also trending a swarm of swifties enjoying her show for free. maybe it's not the full taylor swift experience, but her music entertained thousands of fans outside a live concert over the weekend in munich. an estimated 25,000 people packed the area surrounding the olympic park venue, with many arriving hours early for the best spots. olympic hill has been known for years as a place to listen to shows for free. at the same time, throughout her eras, tour packs of swifties have gathered outside her shows. in fact, there's even a term for it now. taylor gating pretty clever. yeah, look, all those people outside but still packed inside as well. all right, well, look now to a story that proved positive. not all heroes wear capes. now, first responders in butte county are being credited with saving a group of dogs. this was caught in t

local audi dealer. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, in for maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, july 2nd. its is 7:00 a.m. on the east coastng that presidents have some immunity from prosecution, it's a nuanced decision that hinges on what is and is not considered an official act. lydia hu is here with more. lydia, good morning. >> good morning, cheryl. yesterday's decision from the supreme court is already having ripple effects across other criminal matte

coasts here. but the sunshine just set to continue, and temperatures will rise into the mid—to—high—20s really quite widely, 29 or 30 celsius locally possible in eastow, we're likely to see some outbreaks of rain, some brightness developing behind for western scotland and northern ireland a little later on through the day. but some heavy, thundery downpours always possible just ahead of the front two, across east anglia and southeast england, and that will help to lower the temperature. —— too. but you can see that temperatures are dipping as we head through saturday, and by the time we get to sunday, we're all into that fresher—feeling air. so, a drop in temperature from friday through to sunday. on sunday, still the threat of some heavy, possibly thundery downpours at times, also some sunny spells. and another dip in temperature into the start of next week. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today... joe biden suspends campaigning for the us presidency after testing positive for covid, as pressure grows for him to end his re—election bid. was the uk sufficiently prepared for the pande

cloudy and misty towards western coast but the sun trying to set to continue and temperatures will rise into the mid—high 20s, quite rightly. 29—30 c locally possible and easty, but have you found to be found possible ahead of the front across the singly and south east england and that will help to lower the temperature. you can see temperatures are dipping as we had through saturday. by the time we get to sunday, we are all into that pressure feeling air, a drop in temperature from friday through sunday. sunday, still the threat of some heavy thunder read downpours at times also some sunny spells in another dip in temperature into the start of next week. bye—bye. tonight at 10:00pm, the new government sets out its plans in the king's speech, with a promise to take the brakes off britain. fanfare. amid the pageantary of the state opening of parliament, measures were announced to free up the planning process, renationalise the railways, and improve the rights of renters and workers. our political and economics editors are here with their assessments of the new government's plans. among the king's speech's other measures, a proposal to strengthen the law on s

two to four inches of rain locally for this area the good news is that there's a cold front that's going to bring some relief. so one more day of the heat along the east coast before things cooled down, kasie all alright. >> our derek van dam for us, derek, thank you very much. appreciate it coming up next here. donald trump's former national security adviser, john bolton, is going to join me next to talk about that threat from iran against the former president, plus the verdict in, for senator bob menendez and his corruption trial. that and more in our morning round-up let me introduce you to class 500 the intuitive and easy to use trading app that gives you a glimpse into the future a futures trading, see a trading opportunity you'll be able to treat it and to clicks once your account is open no matter what kind of trader you are, plus 500 has he covered with a tailored solution? so download the app and start trading futures today trading in futures and options involves the risk of loss and he's not suitable for every investor plus 500, its trading with a plus. >> i'm out here telling people how they can save money with experience, with experience, you ca

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