. >> lou dobbs the conservative political commentator who hosted lou dobbs tonight on cnn and fox businessgan working for cnn at its inception back in 1980, hosting moneyline, which was later renamed lou dobbs tonight. former president donald trump announced dobbs is passing on his truth social account. dobbs was 78. time now to check the pulse. we begin with netflix. >> it's scrapping its cheapest ad free subscription plan in the u.s. after doing the same thing in canada and the u.k, customers now paying 11.99 for the basic plan will have to pay at least 15.99, or they can opt for a 6.99 subscription that includes ads. >> change is coming as netflix reported nearly 280 million subscribers, a record high after cracking down on password sharing. >> well, next, espn ranking the top athletes of the century. >> many sports fans are surprised by some of these picks. seven time super bowl champ tom brady landed at just number five on the competitive leaderboard. >> serena williams outranking him. the 23 time major champion, took the second place spot on the list, and the number one top athlete o

finally this morning, populist television host lou dobbs has a passed away. oss in television in 1989 when i started as a production if assistant at cnn. this was ted turner's cnn. lou ran the business news if division at a cnn business in the early days of the network in the '80s, and and right out of, this yu i was hired as -- ny nyu, and i rose from pa to field produce per, to senior producer at cnn business news. and before i went on air at cnbc, i was grateful to lou for being dedicated to excellence at that time in business news. back then he taught me how to cover a breaking news story the as it was happening including the early days of the first gulf war and its impact on markets. we were checking the oil markets account tock market. it was -- stock market. it was interesting that years later i ended up working alongside lou dobbs here at pox if business news so many -- fox business news so many years later. he was known as a truth teller. rest in peace, lou dobbs. we'll see you again monday. have a great weekend, everybody. stuart varney picks it up a

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and former president trump reacted not true social writing this, the great lou dobbs has passed away,nderstood the world of what was happening better than others, lou was unique in so many ways and love your country. he will be greatly missed. lou was a cable news pioneer that i got to know working with them over many years, from his colleagues that fox business, our heartfelt condolences to his family ended affectionate good night and god bless. meanwhile, online spending surged to a whopping 14-point to billion dollars during amazon prime day this year, the tech giant today shopping event up 11% year-over-year topping estimates, the company touting record-breaking sales not disclosing total sales, the search driven by back-to-school shopping and electronic sales let's take a look at amazon stock, premarket trading is down 2%. finally, retired professional wrestler whole cogan leader crowd thrilling speech at the rnc last night praising former president trump. watch. >> with their leader up there, my hero, we're going to bring america back together, one real american at a time rather

back in 2007, lou dobbs appeared on democracy now! this clip starts with democracy now! host juan gonzalez grilling dobbs over his lies demonizing immigrants. >> all we needed to do was raise the economic level in mexico and the entire immigration problems would decline in this country. >> are you telling me what we agreed upon? >> we don't agree because your demonizing the illegal immigration as a separate issue. >> how can use my name and anti-immigrant in the same breath? amy: when we hear comments like one third -- from you. we have played them. one third of prisoners -- one third of prisoners are immigrate or not true. >> that is as straightforward as we can -- amy: you made an announcement and you'll say here it is not true. amy: to see our full hour with lou dobbs, go to democracynow.org. a russian court has just convicted wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich of espionage. gershkovich, u.s. citizen, was tried behind closed doors. he was arrested nearly 16 months ago and accused of spying on a military factory for the cia, charges "the wall street journal"

back in 2007, lou dobbs appeared on democracy now! this clip starts with democracy now! host juan gonzalez grilling dobbs over his lies demonizing immigrants. >> all we needed to do was raise the economic level in mexico and the entire immigration problems would decline in this country. >> are you telling me what we agreed upon? >> we don't agree because your demonizing the illegal immigration as a separate issue. >> how can use my name and anti-immigrant in the same breath? amy: when we hear comments like one third -- from you. we have played them. one third of prisoners -- one third of prisoners are immigrate or not true. >> that is as straightforward as we can -- amy: you made an announcement and you'll say here it is not true. amy: to see our full hour with lou dobbs, go to democracynow.org. a russian court has just convicted wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich of espionage. gershkovich, u.s. citizen, was tried behind closed doors. he was arrested nearly 16 months ago and accused of spying on a military factory for the cia, charges "the wall street journal"

. >>> conservative tv talk show host lou dobbs has died.nance. dobbs was also a prolific author and a close friend of donald trump, who announced his death today on social media. lou dobbs was 78 years old. >>> and we are also remembering legendary funny man bob newhart, who died today at the age of 94. his dry wit left us with laughs for more than 60 years. dana griffin has a look back. >> hello? ♪♪ >> reporter: a pioneer in show business, bob newhart would blaze a trail as one of the first stand-up comedians to find broad success in tv sitcoms. >> here he is, bobby newhart. >> reporter: his career began on stage. his trademark the one-sided phone conversation. >> something has come up, and it isn't covered in the guide's manual. >> reporter: known for stammering, yet endearing delivery, the comic got his big break with a comedy record, the first to win album of the year at the grammys. >> i didn't realize the significance of having the album of the year, and it turns out it beat out sinatra and harry belafonte. >> reporter: he made the mo

president trump has weighed insanely great lou dobbs has just passed away. edible journalist and talent. he understood the world and what was happening. fox news media for its part extended condolences to the dobbs family. in a statement we are deeply saddened by his passing and incredible business mind with a gift for broadcasting. he helped cable news into it's industry. we are immensely grateful for his many contributions and send our heartfelt condolences to his family. someone who sort of grew up realizing financial journalism had a place on tv. blue was part of that early pioneer crowd, he perfected it to the point that he was appointment viewing and was for all his days on tv. lou dobbs gone at 78. more after this i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms better than an antidepressant alone. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stro

as i say, the longtime trend of mine, 78 years old, lou dobbs. may he rest in peace. and we'll flip it over to liz macdonald, i guess. there she is. lizzie, you got it. elizabeth: yeah, rest this peace, lou dobbs. thank you so much, larry. it's a sad day. we appreciate you so much, larry. larry: thank you, liz. elizabeth: okay. welcome to "the evening edit." i'm elizabeth macdonald. president trump will speak in just a few hour, first lady melania trump will appear. we've got more on the most remarkable comeback in u.s. history in just a second. but first let's welcome to the show senator roger marshall. senator, great to sew you again. can -- see you again. can you please tell us more about this extraordinary the scene at the rnc last night where four u.s. senators -- senators black burn, a lankford, barrasso and cr a amer, confronted the head of the secret service involving the attempted trump assassinationsome. >> right. i just was with senator barrasso, usually one of the most calm, collected people you know, and last night is about as intense as i've seen himful

as i say, the longtime trend of mine, 78 years old, lou dobbs. may he rest in peace.here she is. lizzie, you got it. elizabeth: yeah, rest this peace, lou dobbs. thank you so much, larry. it's a sad day. we appreciate you so much, larry. larry: thank you, liz. elizabeth: okay. welcome to "the evening edit." i'm elizabeth macdonald. president trump will speak in just a few hour, first lady mela

lou dobbs passed away. journalist, talk show host.ess. one of our favorite colleagues for a very long time. our thoughts and prayers are with lowe and his family. lou and hisfamily. he will be missed. tonight on "jesse watters primetime" we will have the trump speech. 8:00 eastern. >> >> as you have seen we have been everywhere this week. we all wanted to say thanks to the crew here that helped us out here. picture of everybody, team photo. we thank you, everybody. we know we are not easy to deal with. you have done incredible job. >> all right. greg? >> all right. i too want to echo my sadness and shock over lou dobbs' death. he was one of my favorite people here e did red eye with great humor. it was something that was like kind of out of his wheelhouse. out of his orbit. and he loved every minute of it. he had a great sense of humor. and really sad. tonight, we have charlie hurt, mary katharine ham, tom shillue and kat timpf. remember we probably won't start on time because of the speeches. we are on for a full hour whenever it end

also today, veteran news anchor lou dobbs passed away. -time business anchor for cnn, hosting its popular "moneyline" program. he left in 2009 to help rupert murdoch launch the fox business network. he later became one of donald trump's most vocal supporters in the media. in a post on his social media platform, the former president called dobbs a friend, and truly incredible journalist, reporter, and talent. lou dobbs was 78. and finally, bernice johnson reagon, a prominent civil rights activist, singer, and scholar, has died. born and raised in southwest georgia, a young reagon, there on the right, co-founded the freedom singers in 1962. a year later, the acapella group was performing alongside the likes of bob dylan and peter, paul and mary. ♪ her searing alto voice amplified black liberation struggles, and helped define an era of american history. bernice johnson reagon was 81 years old. amna and geoff, back to you in milwaukee. geoff: it's been a convention unlike any other, with the assassination attempt against former president trump

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and veteran news anchor lou dobbs has died. he spent more than two decades at cnn and went on to fox business network and was known for his political commentary. job. was 78. onto our first alert weather. now there's an air quality advisory. tomorrow due to all that smoke from the wildfires to our north. meantime. our bay area heat is ramping up. meteorologist zoe minces in the virtual view studio for us, so we >>>continues all across the bay area today. we're still looking at a little bit of that fog holding on tight to our coastal communities that's keeping them cooler. but for the rest of the bay area, the heat again is going to be a bigger issue today than what we saw yesterday and it's going to continue to be an issue through tomorrow as well. which is the reason that we do have more widespread areas. in orange where there is that moderate chance for heat related illness and a couple of areas highlighted in red closer to the north bay communities tomorrow, though, becomes a lot more widespread. when it comes to that higher

lou dobbs was 78. >> the whistleblower who exposed the federal government's study that allowed hundredsblack men to go untreated for syphilis, has died. peter buxton was working as a public health employee in san francisco in the 1960s, when he became aware of the study in tuskegee, alabama. a cdc study gave hundreds of black men placebos for syphilis to study how the disease progressed over time. now, many of the participants in the study went blind, suffered from mental illness, and passed the disease unknowingly onto their partners and children. buxton attempted to stop the study, but was not able to until he shared documentation of it to news reporters. buxton's attorney announced his death this week. he was 86 years old. >> legendary band the rolling stones performed at levi stadium last night in santa clara, and today, all of the unused meals from their concert were donated to a local charity. the donation was executed by musically fed, a nonprofit that mobilizes the music industry to fight against food insecurity. at least 500 pounds of food was dropped off this morning at a cath

we're just learning now that lou dobbs, the conservative political pundit and >> veteran cable tv host, has died. he was 78 years old. also today, a giant of television and stand-up comedy. bob newhart has died. and now reporter doug kolk has looked back at his incredible life and career. we're remembering now the king of deadpan. >> i feel so good. i'm going to take the afternoon off. to take the afternoon off. >> with a deadpan stammering face. bob newhart was the unlikeliest of stars born in 1929. newark didn't get into show business until he was 30 leaving behind his life as an accountant to make the jump to showbiz. if you're good at it, it's table. i >> knew what i knew. it couldn't last and a so i just i said, i'm going to take a year off and i can make any money being funny. newhart was soon signed to warner brothers records in 1960, released the button-down mind of bob newhart. the first comedy album to reach number one on the billboard charts, winning 3 grammys in the process. i made the been a mind and it took off. i really want prepare for what happened. >> new hart's comed

our late great friend lou dobbs, who passed away today, was an awesome dude. he used to do red eye all the time and put up with my jack asari, lou, you were great. you will be missed. good evening. i'm trace gallagher. it's 130 in the morning on the east coast, 1030 here in los angeles. >> and this is america's late news. fox news at night. >> and breaking tonight, former president donald trump in a political moment we may never see again, formally accepting the party's nomination for president of the united states. just five days after an assassin tried to take his life . >> as americans, we are bound together by a single fate and a shared destiny. we rise together or we fall apart. i am running to be president for all of not half of america, because there is no victory in winning for half of america. >> and the former president talked in great detail about his recent brush with death. >> or i will tell you exactly what happened and you'll never hear it from me a second time, because it's actually too painful to tell. >> and he showed a side of himself the wor

he hosted lou dobbs radio and roper "money" magazine, "u.s. news and world report," and the "new york daily news." he is remembered for his dedication to his profession and his impact on the field of journalism. lou is leaving behind a legacy of in-depth reporting that shaped the way for many americans that understood political issues. lou was a dear friend of mine. he will be missed greatly. he was never afraid to at the time hard truth, something that's missing today in journalism. that's something that's hard to find in the world in general. i'm praying for lou's family and friends during their time of loss, mr. speaker. i want to thank you, lou, for being my friend. i yield the remainder of my t time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. dean: mr. sp

we also have some breaking news now, lou dobbs, veteran cnn and then fox business new anchor and big business news anchor. and one of former president trump's most vocal supporters in the media is dead at the age of 78. also, actor bob newhart, a legendary comedian, die today at the age of 94. may their memories be a blessing? i'll be back tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern to anchor cnn's special coverage of 94 of the republican national convention, which culminates with donald trump's acceptance speech. the situation room with wolf blitzer and with erin burnett starts right now it's the final night of the republican national convention. >> donald trump set to take the stage just hours first from now and accept the republican presidential nomination for the third time, just days after an attempt on his life. and we're also told that that assassination there will be a

we're just learning about lou dobbs, the conservative political pundit and veteran cable tv host has died. >>he was 78 years old and a giant of television and stand-up comedy. bob newhart has also passed away. ktla. it's a cold. has a look back at the incredible life and career of the king of deadpan. >>i feel so good. i'm going to take the afternoon off. >>with a deadpan stammering delivery in an unassuming face. bob newhart was the unlikeliest of stars born in 1929. knew or didn't get into show business until was 30 leaving behind his life as an accountant to make the jump to showbiz. if you're good at it, it's table. i >>and i knew what i knew. it could last an economy. so i just i said, i'm going to take a year off and see i can make any money being funny. newhart was soon signed to warner brothers records 1960, released the button-down mind of bob newhart, the first comedy album to reach number one on the billboard charts winning 3 grammys in the process. i made the been a mind and it took off. i really want prepare for what happened. >>newhart's comedy success soon lead to a st

i'm lou dobbs along with financial editor myron kandel.ron curtain between east germany and west berlin has come tumbling down. good evening i'm pat buchanan the conservative in "crossfire." buchanan: the american people appreciated the new television. they certainly came to -- came to cnn in droves. mr. gorbachev and i both agree on the desirability of freer and more extensive personal contact between the peoples of the soviet union and the united states. we began to realize that the best way to get a message to a foreign leader was to have the president go in the rose garden and make a statement. because everybody was watching cnn. cnn was a breakthrough. it changed the whole world. stahl: it changed quickly, the network news business. that business that we weren't the only ones. and it was hard, you know. it's hard to be on the top little perch and have to come down off it. a special segment tonight, the network news. the first in a two-part series on the profound changes taking place in television news. changes being brought about by b

dobbs decision. jamelle, what you are mentioning make me think of the work of fannie lou hamer. fannie lou hamer six years ago was talking about what it was like to be a black woman in mississippi before the nation and talking about what happened to her and a group of black women as they attempted to vote, and how they were dragged off of a bus, taken to a jail, were beaten, how when she was not being beaten forcefully enough by an inmate, that the guard took the baton and began beating her in her head. and then she tells the nation all of this because we want to be able to vote in mississippi. all of this because black people don't want to be second-class citizens in mississippi, the mississippi that brought us dobbs. and fannie lou hamer, just to tie up that thread, was the person who then said "let me tell you about what they are doing to black women in mississippi." you knew about the slavery part of this, but let me tell you about the jim crow part of this, the coercive and the forced sterilizations. she said let me tell you my story, because i was one of them. and thank go

dobbs decision. jamelle, what you are mentioning make me think of the work of fannie lou hamer.annie lou hamer six years ago was talking about what it was like to be a black woman in mississippi before the nation and talking about what happened to her and a group of black women as they attempted to vote, and how they were dragged off of a bus, taken to a jail, were beaten, how when she was not being beaten forcefully enough by an inmate, that the guard took the baton and began beating her in her head. and then she tells the nation all of this because we want to be able to vote in mississippi. all of this because black people don't want to be second-class citizens in mississippi, the mississippi that brought us dobbs. and fannie lou hamer, just to tie up that thread, was the person who then said "let me tell you about what they are doing to black women in mississippi." you knew about the slavery part of this, but let me tell you about the jim crow part of this, the coercive and the forced sterilizations. she said let me tell you my story, because i was one of them. and thank good