mara, first to you. >> my headline is masks, tests and vaccine incentives.announced they are going to pay people to get the vaccine. ohio, west virginia, maryland already do that i think more jurisdictions are going to do the same thing. and i certainly prefer that to mask mandates. >> bret: ben? >> kamala harris unveils response to root causes of immigration crisis consists entirely of the lyrics to john lennon's imagine. breath bret all right. panel. thank you. tomorrow on "special report," all the reaction to today's announcement from president biden. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report" fair balanced and you unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted by tammy bruce starts right now. >> tammy: hey, sir, thank you very much. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ note. >> tammy: i'm tammy bruce. and tonight it's washington vs. the rest of us. covid confusion and gaslighting, political theater, and more relentless attacks on the dignity of everyday americans, or as they call it in the district of columbia, th

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and that that problem is a harmful algae bloom in the sea of mara. that's been drifting off his symbol coast for weeks. the boss for us and mom are a see, they're essentially the same waters. now that the algae of spread aggressively many a symbol residence or preferring to go without fish. but yeah, shar has no other choice. his children are hungry, we shall not re which my wife has started to work. so we've got some extra income. and i think now that they've lifted corona virus restrictions, i'll soon find regular work and we'll be able to get by a little better so that you should see the value you should use in this is the way hums the are prepared. yes, our explains. and for a brief moment, he and his children forget their dire circumstances. turkey practically reopened on july 1st, tourists from iran and russia are already re entering the country. many casting their lines from the lots of bridge they that's a hopeful sign. perhaps they can find work and hospitality. and fishing can go back to being just a hobby. now with a somewhat different not

that's debate. >> bret: where is that debate, mara.ion and hate what they are doing on big spending but i got this bridge done? >> yeah, i'm actually surprised that the bipartisan infrastructure framework sometimes called biff members of the negotiating group including republicans are saying we almost there. just weren't ready to do it today take this vote on monday, i think something like 21 republicans signed a letter. this has a lot of support among republicans, more than i would think because of what guy just laid out. if you support, this you are definitely giving president biden the opportunity to say, see, i made congress work again, bipartisan compromise is possible. that's what he ran on it's still alive and we will no a lot more next week if it's going to go forward. >> bret: all right. i want to turn though story that fox news did exclusively. that is this abolitionist teaching network that the department of education kind of linked to schools take a listen to this and i will read the department of education response believe

este es el momento en que ariel gonzÁlez es arrestado por formal parte de una protesta pacÍfica en la marao? >> ahora mismo me llega informaciÓn bastante preocupante y es que quieren hacerle a estos jÓvenes juicios sumarios... esto al final lo que harÁn es saltarse cualquier tipo de libertad o derecho... reportera: la familia de ariel, estudiante de medicina, teme lo peor. el gobierno se ha negado a dar explicaciones . en las redes sociales cientos han denunciado su detenciÓn. se anunciaron juicios rÁpidos para los manifestantes y condenas de hasta 20 aÑos. hoy las conexiones de internet mejoraron un poco en la isla y las imÁgenes que salen de represiÓn a raÍz de las manifestaciones del domingo son impactantes... >> mira la cantidad que traen . palos grandes para dar golpes duros. los trajeron en guaguas. reportera: este vÍdeo muestra movilizaciones de policÍas vestidos de civil preparÁndose para intervenir contra los manifestantes. el gobierno cubano permitirÁ la importaciÓn de una cantidad limitada de medicinas y artÍculos de aseo a travÉs de pasajeros en vuelos comerciales que tengan fa

howie: joining us now, molly hemingway and mara liasson.ly, the tone of the media debate over getting more americans to get vaccinated has gotten incredibly personal including the attacks on fox. >> it has gotten personal. i think that it's also just been very negative when i think people could take a step back and look at how much good has been done. the vaccine program in the united states relative to other of countries has gone incredibly well. so many people have gotten vaccinated and the way if you want to have that continue is to have people answer questions honestly and the worst thing you can do is tell people you can't have any legitimate questions or if you have any legitimate questions that you're a walk or a crank -- quack or a crank. it's not a healthy media debate in part because it's too negative. people need to celebrate what has gone well even if president biden missed his personal vaccination goals. howie: among liberal moment day tores, -- commentators, there's amazement, sometimes disdain, for the people who are hesitant

you have places like the masai mara.oney that comes from ford tourism is losing thousands of dollars for institutions. we have places that have shut down and send people home. even in coastal kenya in places like mombasa with award-winning pieces -- beaches, more than 50% of occupants are usually as a result of domestic tourism, but also, because of intra-restrictions, you will find most of the hotels have had to cancel, particularly through the pillars of his star with there is usually a lot of occupancy up to 100%. this has led to losses of jobs and lots of businesses have closed and you, when they will open again. >> that is kenya and thailand. next, spain. tourism their accounts for 20 per -- 12% to 13% of gdp. >> last year, the spanish economy strong by 11%. there were not foreign visitors coming. in a normal year, we see around 80 million former -- foreign visitors. last year, we saw around a quarter of that. the government is saying it would like to see this year's debt this year as a transitional year. it will no

and that problem is a harmful algae bloom in the sea of mara. that's been drifting off as symbols coast for weeks. the boss for us and mom are a see they're essentially the same waters now that the algae of spread aggressively many a symbol residence or preferring to go without fish. but yes, shaw has no other choice. his children are hungry. we shall not which my wife has started to work. so we've got some extra income. and i think now that they've lifted corona virus restrictions, i'll soon find regular work and we'll be able to get by a little better so you should get it under shaking the guy you should use in this is the way hums the are prepared. yes, our explains. and for a brief moment, he and his children forget their dire circumstances. turkey practically reopened on july 1st, tourists from iran and russia are already re entering the country. many casting their lines from the lots of bridge they that's a hopeful sign. perhaps they can find work and hospitality, and fishing can go back to being just a hobby. now in a somewhat different n

and member of the new york times editorial board mara gaye. let me start with you, jake. perhaps predictable it was going to go this way when jim jordan was placed on the committee. but republicans are acting like two months ago they did not have the chance to create the commission they're lamenting was not created here. a 9/11 style commission. only six republicans voted to create the commission. now here we are with the select committee, which is falling apart before our eyes. what happens next? >> we have an all democratic panel. that's what happens next. >> plus liz cheney. >> that's right. appointed by nancy pelosi who said yesterday she believes mccarthy should never be speaker and agreed with pelosi's decision to remove jim banks and jim jordan from the committee. i don't know what the politics of this are. i think, to be honest with you, willie, if you had to read the lines from the pure political angle, they both kind of got what they wanted. i think mccarthy didn't want to participate in this and wouldn't have created it on his own volition, quite obviously, and

kilometer waterway running parallel to the both for a straight connecting the black sea to the sea of mara and the mediterranean. it would provide a new route for tankers and the government hopes boost turkeys revenues. many say the multi $1000000000.00 project is far too costly, given turkeys, economic struggles, and might cause an environmental disaster. w johan reports from assemble. these are the 1st groups of dirt, also colossal project that could change a symbol geography forever. a man made waterway that will flow through new urban districts with new settlements for hundreds of thousands of people. canal is symbol is the largest infrastructure project. perky has ever seen. it's long been a dream of president reggie type out on we're doing today, we're starting a new page in the history of turkey's development. today we are adding a new step to the path of progress for our country, the strengthening of our nation. any, anything i do. but the controversial project is picking turkeys president against it stumbled me up. these will not cause she's, we're against it because it threatens

their spokesman says, the town of riah was taken after federal and mara forces withdrew. it's the most intense fighting scene since they captured the regional capital mecca late last month. while the us human rights counselors passed the resolution expressing deep concern about abuses and t, great. it's calling for a withdrawal of every trans troops, which it says are making the conflict even worse. if he has rejected the resolution while every tray, which is a member of the council, voted against it. nearly humiliate has been displaced since the conflict began. elf, missouri is the un refugee agencies assistance. high commissioner, he's been visiting refugee council across the border. and sedan were tens of thousands of people are seeking shelter to the people who need help in the in the c o. p. right now it is access. it is that the authorities which control the area provide the provide access. i am low income to me and in the to refugee comes that we have here today. but we do have, we do have access to, to, to, to refugees, to the $40000.00, also refugees who have cro

on forces withdrawing, but they the big problem still in part a west and the guy where the regional mara forces still controlling. and they say that they will not, that will fight to the end to hold that place into grand fight as a thing that they're heading there to make sure that every inch, all the good i eat liberated. so the situation still very dia, a very complicated as well, right? we've heard from higher forces, as you see, we've also been hearing a lot from gray and forces in the last few days. what about the philippine government, katherine? what are they saying about all these developments? what you feel government is under a lot of pressure from all sides because of how it has handled the great. the t great crisis and officials are very much right now on a cham offensive this morning. the deputy prime minister match with diploma to a he's them on the situation in that region and he complained saying that he feels that the government has been unfairly targeted by the international community saying that the government is doing everything. it can including declaring this, to ma

look at some of these temperatures here as well . mara cash $45.00 degrees and also for algeria alger is getting up to a height of $37.00 across the gulf of guinea. we've got our usual pulses of rain stretching across into sierra the own on thursday. that's your forecast. the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation and died for carla finds out a lot of new babies, which i did not think it's neglected. babies to death, people in power investigate, exposes, and questions they used to be of our around the globe are now to 0. when the news break pinion journal is complained that they are systematically. and the story needs to be told, we watched the last helicopter, leave the roof, the end of the city with exclusive interviews, and in depth report. if purple is your thing, this is the place. al jazeera has teens on the ground over $900.00 to bring you more award winning documentaries and lied need on that. and on line. ah, the ah, reminder of the top stories now on al jazeera, at least 25 people have died in severe flooding. china as central none province.

welcomed by many refugees here who've been following the news on television and social media magazine and mara and arity and soldiers and gun, as well as the federal troops. so there will be no more atrocities in te great. i can go home to my village. now i have not heard from my family since the conflict started because i was working in a farmer and they were at home. the 8 months of fighting has displaced nearly 2000000 people. read groups have reported abuses by both sides of the conflict. people in the gray have reported killings by a retreat. troops who fought alongside yuki in federal government and militia from the neighboring. her region. the united nation has that sexual violence and starvation have been used as weapons of war. 70000 people have fled to neighboring sudan since the thought of the conflict. the united nation has described the situation integrate as fluid and unpredictable. hundreds of thousands are in desperate need of relief. supplies and fighting is still ongoing and parts of the region. but for many here, the fact that the t p l has regained control of most of to gre

longo, but he's gone _ making noise down in mara longo, but he's gone.be transacted —— a quarrel. to sharply curtail the ability— quarrel. to sharply curtail the ability to— quarrel. to sharply curtail the ability to people to vote. particularly african—americans and people _ particularly african—americans and peorrte for— particularly african—americans and people for poorer communities. a lot of people _ people for poorer communities. a lot of people had jobs where they can't take the _ of people had jobs where they can't take the day off, so there were all kinds _ take the day off, so there were all kinds of— take the day off, so there were all kinds of ways now you can vote. the texas _ kinds of ways now you can vote. the texas legislature is trying to cut them _ texas legislature is trying to cut them all— texas legislature is trying to cut them all back. it is voter suppression. if democrats are in the minority. _ suppression. if democrats are in the minority, they couldn't hope to stop this hilt, _ minority, they couldn't hope to stop this hilt, so

look at some of these temperatures here as well . mara cash $45.00 degrees and also for algeria alger is getting up to a height of $37.00 across the gulf of guinea. we've got our usual pulses of rain stretching across into sierra the own on thursday. that's your forecast. the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation, so forth and died for carla finds out a lot of new babies, which i did not think it's neglected. babies to death. people in power investigate, exposes and questions for the use and abuse of power around the globe on al jazeera. ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on i'll just at least $25.00 people have died and to be are flooding in china central, who 9 province after the heaviest rainfall in generations. 4 major drug companies have agreed to pay $26000000000.00 for federal thousands of lawsuits over their role in the us opioid epidemic and pants. and he has made opposition. party is demanding information after it's chairman and 10 other party members were arrested by police or me on felicia nigeria have secured the release of more than a 100 villagers were kidn

because what surrounded by august minded when we were there, a town called mara, it's one of the contested ones. and before the conflict tomorrow, in my car, dra, which showed their, with the, with the, with a math grade to grands and higher people leave side by side before this war. so a lot of the grand top lead the some that have been left the when we were there, the regional, the local administrators organized this potash by this, the grand in support of hire, as it was very hard for us to, you know, really get maybe it was even a catherine. it was just just the cameras. let me asking, let me ask you this because he did a very important interview with the maurice deputy president and trying to keep up with the politics and the history. if your peer is difficult is challenging. but in less than a minute, you nailed it in this report that miss sherman, buddy f, have a look at the regional vice president shoes as a 1985 map that places march of the dispute territories in harrow region. the borderline have however, since been redrawn he thousands when the t cry people's liberation front or

look at some of these temperatures here as well . mara cash $45.00 degrees and also for algeria alger is getting up to a height of $37.00 across the gulf of guinea. we've got our usual pulses of rain stretching across into sierra the own on thursday. that's your forecast. the when freedom of the press is under threat in oh, you just because i thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here just some of access points. shift the focus, the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the way the news is covered for listening post on i just oh a. this is al jazeera, quick reminder of our top stories. this are phases that people have around the age and added some of us to show their support for fuel p and federal troops. fighting into right it comes as the conflict has widens to include the neighboring honda and the regions. china has deployed its military to her, and province. central region is struggling with its worst flooding in recent yea

groups birthplace and form a strong hold of kandahar and the engine closer to the regional capital. mara, challenge reports abandoned and empty families had been forced to flee, can to her off to face fighting between african government forces and the taliban. they say they can't defeat the armed group on their own. there is no peace if one helicopter came here, it would be enough for all of can to her. why don't they use helicopters against them? they targeted me. they tried to kill me if they killed me then who will look after my children. as the de la a local police commander says there under resolved and struggle in the fight against the armed grape. the situation is going to be bad. police and border forces have equipment problems commandos and the national army base to bit far. and we are on the front line. the advance is made by the taliban in this key. southern province came on the same day. the city governor was killed by a car bomb and the regional capital pan joyce, the 5th district in can help hobbins to fall to the armed group. in recent weeks as the taliban offensive gained

mara coward did this with his approach shot. the birdie from oracle was a two stroke swing. led by that same margin, eighth hole now, morikawa, just as good from 195 yards out. this sets him up for another birdie morikawa on the weight of three straight birdies and a round of 400 par 66. that was bogey free. jordan spieth also shot 66 was more cow is closest pursuer, but the door was never. were opened by the time maura cala came to 18. his name was being engraved on the claret jug that tappan for par game or a cow to stroke win with the 15 under par tournament total, and here's where history comes in at 24 was just eight starts more. a cow was the first player since bobby jones in 1926 to win two majors, and so few tries. he's also the only player in history to win. but the p g, a and the british in his first try, so we have a new stuff. are on the pga tour. don't yeah, that is very cool on his first try huge win and from cal and from cow of the local story, local story local guy does well, joe. thank you. thanks for joining us, everybody. good night, we'll be everybody. go

well, we have fighters from the neighboring a mara still controlling some areas in the west that i disputed. so the t griff fighters, seeing that they're going to take a war, then make sure that every inch of t great is taken back by them, but also had probably some mar, 4th, it was saying that that will not leave without a fight. and catherine, we've also been hearing from the us that the humanitarian needs are immense. so has the government's indicated when it will open the t gray, aerospace for humanitarian aid. and even when that happens, can a get to a majority of those who are needs always spoke to faith minister of foreign affairs, read one who said yesterday. and he did say that the government is willing and will open the s b for humanitarian flights. he did not say when, but he said soon enough wsb has said that it's running low on woodstock, so it needs that airport in the copy fold macalester open as soon as possible, but then it is. i mean, a lot of other humanitarian organizations also say it is a logistical nightmare because they're not just talking about the airport being clo

and that that problem is a harmful algae bloom in the sea of mara. that's been drifting off his symbols coast for weeks. the boss for us and mom are a see they're essentially the same waters now that the algae of spread aggressively many of the residents are preferring to go without fish. but yeah, shaw has no other choice. his children are hungry. we shall not re which my wife has started to work. so we've got some extra income and i think now that they've lifted corona virus restrictions, i'll soon find regular work and we'll be able to get by a little better. so that should.

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this comes at a time when new mara is trying to -- 29 companies are not being covered for now.est business flash. guy: laura, thank you. just getting news out of the u.k.. two doses of the pfizer shot highly effective against the delta variant. this according to the u.k. government, which is now preparing to position the u.k. to learn to live with covid-19. you are looking at a live shot from 10 downing street. boris johnson will address the nation, talking about the final stage of lifting restrictions in the u.k.. what is this going to look like. emma chandra joins us with what we should look forward to. emma: as you said, the press conference from the prime minister do in just a few minutes. we are expecting to hear he will go ahead with the final lifting of restrictions and the reopening of the u.k. economy on july 19. what will also be significant about what he said is there going to be a shift in tone and a shift in responsibility for dealing with covid away from government and onto the individual. he will say we have to learn to live with covid in a way we perhaps lived w

mara salazar was florida was raised in little havana. she's the daughter of cuban exiles.at to have you with us. what did you think of the white house response, a carefully crafted message? part of it was read by the president a short time ago. what did you think of it? >> i agree with you, martha. they need to speak up louder. i want everybody to understand that the cuban people that are rioting on the streets are only looking at one government. the united states. and i'm delighted to be the representative of those people because i represent miami and the united states congress. i have instructed my staff and i have been wanting to reach out to the state department to tell them that this is the moment of truth, this is the beginning of the end. the united states has a historic role in helping those people who for 62 years, they have been living a satanic nightmare. because that is what the castro regime is. a satanic nightmare. because of covid, there's no medicine, no doctors, no vaccines. there's no food. that's why they have said enough is enough. we have to help them.

charles: what about some stocks like riot, mara, even coinbase, which just got a target upgrade this40. >> so look, for those looking to play, if you will, instead of being the guy that finds the gold you justant exposure to crypto and the way that i got exposure is directly through the underlying asset. look, if you believe central banks will keep printing money as i do and as i think they are, you should be dollar cost averaging into bitcoin and ethererum on a weekly basis, or as you get paid, because if you do that you're going to have a nice cost basis and i think we maybe a decade away from the bitcoin and the cryptocurrency space, really maturing as an asset class, and between now and then, i think there's a ton of money to be dil about it's not about buying and holding for a couple weeks or months. you just named it right there, mike. let me ask you, you just mentioned the fed. a lot of speculation on what's next, obviously, the wall street police are going to hold back at least for now. what's your assessment of this week in the stock market and what are you looking for next

rob fladeboe in mara for destination, california. >> 5.46. is the time.weather center. john talking about a really nice conditions this week before a little bit of a warm-up by the weekend. john, good morning. yeah, we're looking at a warm up just around the corner that's going to bring us into the triple digits come saturday and sunday. >> that's just around the corner. so you cal, what hunter weather center forecast for the day today. something yeah. got to savor a little bit extra because we're going to be looking at conditions out there. they are going to be so high here in just a couple of days looking out there at the gray that singing out over the bay area. pretty familiar territory here. we've been starting off with the gray skies the past few mornings. that's the side of the ocean cool there that's been rushing into the bay, cooling us off. keeping even our inland areas a little bit moderated with temperatures up in the sierra nevada this past weekend, we saw some thunderstorms and it was a busy one up there. a lot of people up at lake tahoe enjo

yacht club, a 69 foot beauty called the elon mara. harvey had a big plan for that boat.nce the first date. he says what you want to do when you retire? and i said i want to sail all over the world. >> it was her dream of a lifetime and now debbie actually found the man who shared it. they married at the dawn of the loop millennia right here on the front porch of their new texas home. all of that adventure to look forward to. but now harvey had invited stephen to go along as chef on their beloved yacht. steven move the board, lived with him on the boat but before they set sail there was work to do. >> he brought this rusty tub, right? >> yes. greg fashioned all of the stainless steel trim i felt a connection with harvey too. he was a wall street guy, rejecting society. >> a little bit like you? >> yeah, i'm an outlaw. the mentality is what we bonded over. >> though is greg watched harvey pour money into the boat, the flat screen, the 50,000 dollar washer dryer. >> you can buy another vote for 50 grand. >> sure. >> he just wanted the biggest in the best of what he wanted,

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he spoke about drug price force two of the company's products, hue mara and ambruvica.y lawmakers criticize the pharmaceutical company for hue mira's price increase through the years. this hearing is a little more than 3:30.

i am mara lewis and an and i alt care and she uses a walker. she loves the beach. she cannot use the beach. we can neat rn and it's been closed to o and parking and and good for those what was and those who drive cars are not evil or narcissistic or selfish. i am passionate about koeal environmental changes and volunteer at the marine center. however, we are not thought this through. we need to understand the complete impact, the mental impact, not only of the people who are enjoying the closed great highway, but those who are stuck for 45 minutes on the chain of lakes. these people are the runs who have gotten us through the pan emic and and we need to support those who want to work. >> caller: hello? >> clerk: hi, we can hear you. student student in the pie i won't recommend down and dust outdoor supervision and with prompts to public art and music project. and as a cyclist, i feel safer with the closed g.h. than the l.g.h. pre-covid. bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right

i am mara lewis and an and i alt care and she uses a walker. she loves the beach. she cannot use the beach. we can neat rn and it's been closed to o and parking and and good for those what was and those who drive cars are not evil or narcissistic or selfish. i am passionate about koeal environmental changes and volunteer at the marine center. however, we are not thought this through. we need to understand the complete impact, the mental impact, not only of the people who are enjoying the closed great highway, but those who are stuck for 45 minutes on the chain of lakes. these people are the runs who have gotten us through the pan emic and and we need to support those who want to work. >> caller: hello? >> clerk: hi, we can hear you. student student in the pie i won't recommend down and dust outdoor supervision and with prompts to public art and music project. and as a cyclist, i feel safer with the closed g.h. than the l.g.h. pre-covid. bun and and as a pedestrian, there have always been dangerous drivers in the suter sunset and and the walkway between upper right

remember just last month we had a writer mara gay, who declared she found it disturbing her words, unquote to witness on lawns and trucks just east of you in long island, disturbing the same "new york times" who asked not too long ago if "the star-spangled banner," and the national anthem, are they racist? those were literally the headlines they had to ask. is the same "new york times" now defending gwen berry talked about in the previous segment. obviously she turned away from the national anthem, calling the playing of it a set-up, set-up. they she became third in the hammer, and they have been playing the national anthem at the podium ceremonies at the beginning of olympics. we see attack on american icons like george washington and abraham lincoln, the guy who won the revolutionary board, freed the slaves. the san francisco school board voted to remove the names from schools because they deemed these people as divisive. that is how crazy things have become now. will: joe, i will ask you a somewhat similar question in a little bit of a different way. if the united states of america flag

he spoke about drug price force two of the company's products, hue mara and ambruvica. many lawmakers criticize the pharmaceutical company for hue mira's price increase through the years. this hearing is a little more than 3:30. >> the committee will come to order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. i now recognize myself for an opening statement. for more than two years, this committee has engaged in one of the most comprehensive and in-depth investigations of pharmaceutical pricing practices ever conducted by congress. this investigation was launched by my predecessor, the late chairman elijah cummings. and i have been proud to carry forward this critical work. last fall, the committee held two hearings with drug company ceos and released five staff reports detailing our findings. this morning we released a sixth staff report describing our findings on abbvie which sells two blockbuster drugs, humira and umbruvica. our work has continued and confirmed what patients in this country have known for a long time. dr