you are back down to three people by march, mark marc, ryan and judy people by march, mark marc, ryanew crew together. throughout the nearly 18 months ago whatsapp exchanges, he referred to your discussions, which are often expressing disappointment with somebody you thought was very interested but it got cold feet or had blocked you on the relevant app. he discussed with marc many of the same topics and details of your home invasion and abduction planned that he later discussed with david nelson, including ms willoughby�*s com excess, how best to access it, restraint of ms willoughby and her husband, and the use of chloroform to incapacitate them. it was during this period that you purchased online the rope, metal cable ties, utility folding knife and two bottles of chloroform. on the set of may 2023 she showed marc of your restraint kept. on the 14th of may 2023 you sense a couple of photos to marc of realistic imitation firearms available for purchase online, although there is no evidence that you did purchase them. it carried out various web searches on chloroform that were primar

. >> host: mark -- marc lotter, as opposed waitressing talk at his journeyay to donald trump a message you think is connecting with people tragic that's part of this process. we are in the dump that they are doing currently on j. d., the trump campaign will be doing that on her pic here in a week or so. once you get beyond that, out on the campaign trail that's we start to make those connections i was talking about. when you look at what j. d. was saying in that clip he was saying what he think he should be saying is that the america first vegan is very profamily and we shouldn't apologize for being profamily. does it mean that for those who chose not to or can't for a variety of reasons are not important as well, but families make our country better. they make our communities better. and so we should be encouraging families. >> host:.. who is the harris picked republican strategists are licking their lips about, to be able to do the opposition dump, and who do you think is the harris picked republicans are more concerned about traffic i don'tmo think we're concerned that any of them.

mark said. watch. >> marc: i'm watching. >> brian: it will come. >> marc: donald trump is going to nato allies and say, you are not spending enough, he put allies on notice, if you don't meet your 2%, we will not defend you and they came up with 130 billion more. they committed pie 2024 to spend 400 billion more. we are inure 22, it is 510 billion. 80% was commitments donald trump secured when he was president and the other 10 or 20% is mostly because vladamir putin invaded ukraine, not because of joe biden. >> brian: we added two other countries. he thinkings we should get gdp spending up to 3% not 2% and germany has to get their act together. >> lawrence: and canada. >> ainsley: fox news alert, seven house democrats are calling on president biden to end his reelection bid and michael bennett first democrat to publicly echo that csentimen. >> donald trump is on track to win this election and maybe win by landslide and take the senate and house. for me, this is not a question of polling, not a question of politics. >> lawrence: this after house democrats met behind closed doors yesterday discussin

this landscape was painted in one of mark’s most popular paintings, above city. marcthe city in 1914. that's why... they had already known bella for about 5 years, but four of them were spent apart, since marc chagall left for paris. it was this red brick house that he painted in the painting of the same name. now the red brick house is also a museum, or as viteblsk residents say, the art center of marc chagall, there is a collection of his graphics and paintings. it was vitebsk that united two hearts together, it was for this that he adored his hometown so much, even being thousands away. kilometers from him, he loved bella more than life itself, painted thousands of her portraits and declared his love in the language of colors, bright, yellow, green, red and blue. marc chagall lived a long, fruitful life, died late, 98. art critics were never able to classify our fellow countryman into any artistic style, which is probably why marc chagall can really be considered a genius, because he was devoted to his dreams all his life. dreams, dream, because it is dreams that h

my friend, district 16, delegate marc korman mark, i think you got applause than i did. i'm not not going to cause trouble. mark is, the chair of the environment and transportation committee, and to say the least, has an extensive list of accomplished moments. and in fact, if i mention all of them today, we would not have time to talk about your book. so please, everyone, join in giving a great gaithersburg book festival a welcome to mckay coppins and delegate marc korman and we're in for a great afternoon. came to the rescue thank councilmember katz and whenever i see the i always call him mayor katz because of his long service to gaithersburg. so i know you're in rockville now as the county council but you'll always be mayor katz to those of us who know and love gaithersburg so thank you for the introduction as mayor katz said our guest today mckay coppins he's a staff writer for the atlantic and prior that he covered the 2012 presidential race and politics for buzzfeed and kids. you can tell parents about it from which he the wilderness deep inside the republican comb

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>>for president >live>their >>marc sandalow, our political analyst, standing by mark, you know, it's just it's only been about 24 hours since joe biden made his announcement that he would be stepping down from the ticket. what do you make of the reaction from both parties? the democrats and the republicans on this? historic announcement. there really isn't any kind of precedent for this. this has never happened before in this manner. >live>right. i mean, the closest you have to do is go back about, you know, half a century to lyndon johnson, who dropped out and let his vice president hubert humphrey run, but but that was late in the process. but that was in march. i mean, that was not weeks before the convention, you know, watching her speech just now she's got an issue. i mean, she has a her speaking to >liz>live >>for those who are not going to be natural supporters. comes across adds. lady as sort of very, very happy, but not serious, obviously, this is a very, very complex, serious woman. she was district attorney in california. in san francisco and then for the state and the u.

a deepening challenges posed by climate change for more on this, i'm joined now by mark stewart, who's in beijing, marc access should point out that this flood concern this flood issue is something that we've been following long before. >> this typhoon turn tropical storm started to emerge here in south east asia. and even though it has lost some of its power, the flood threat here in china still very much remains tropical storm gay, the blast china with another round heavy rain. the latest blow in a summer of flooding a frantic rescue in central china and emergency worker clings on to this woman as she's hoisted into a boat she points to her grandparents, still trapped in the fast moving floodwaters. further south. another scene of desperation as elderly people are carried to safety after a deadly flash flood hits they're village in another province. this is what's left of a water ravaged bridge submerging at least 25 cars, claiming more than a dozen law scenes of devastation like this water-covered home as government scientists warn china is sensitive to climate change recent disasters have cost the

vitebsk province is the birthplace of marc chagall, repin and malevich worked here, and composer markthe song road to berlin based on evgeniy’s poems, is from here. has been created here for centuries a unique atmosphere, an atmosphere of creative search, an atmosphere of dialogue between civilizations. for centuries, trade routes intersected here, connecting east, west, north and south, this city gratefully absorbed new ideas and trends, and developed due to this. 6,000 show participants and programs for every taste. concerts, performances, creative meetings and conferences, including at a high level. the results of 25 years of cooperation in the humanitarian sphere under the auspices of the union state were discussed at a round table. we have been in' since last year. partisans and underground fighters. under the torrential rain of the feat of soviet soldiers and liberators , the delegation of russia and belarus laid flowers at the eternal flame. in july , additional trains with cornflowers, symbols of the festival, were specially launched between moscow and vitebsk. there are so ma

marc lotter, a mark also. we should say, has been in the position that jd vance staff is in right at this very moment. he's been with the publican nominee for the vice presidency, mike pence, back in 2016 when he was in this role and in the lead up to a moment like this, mark what is happening in jd vance's world? he's got to give a speech. he's only known for about two days now that he's the nominee. so, how are they making that speech something that he can really deliver convincingly before this crowd? >> well, as someone who worked with a lot of speech writers, thank god he wrote a memoir, is you can just take his own words for that, but, you know most likely, and i don't know for sure, but going back to 2016, the campaign has already engaged a speech writer to be begin work on that speech. they will give it to senator vance's team for review and then it's up to the senator and his team to take a look at it, rework it, put it into his own words, at his own personal touches to it. but the challenge for any v

gone off within 15 or 20 minutes of the call typically when it went off early let's talk to marc mccain now, markbegan reporting on what was going on. >> what was it like in those initial moments? >> we always knew jessica was there was an explosion. i was walking through the park with my producer mike flash. we're getting ready to do a regularly scheduled update on that olympic. the days olympic events from the olympic park, from centennial olympic park nearby. and i was behind the stage almost took me off my feet. you could feel it. the explosion in your body? >> i ask mike, i said that was hi, good boy for the band to end the show because they were having nightly shows and mediately said, no, i think something bad just happened. i ran up to the live shot location, put my earpiece in reported until police and law enforcement told us we couldn't stay there any longer, jessica, because there may have been more explosive devices in the parking. so scary in those moments when you're in a situation like that, you don't really know what's going on. >> it's easy to look back now and say, oh, and then

vitebsk province is the birthplace of marc chagall, repin and malevich worked here, hence the composer markoad to berlin on poems by evgeny dolmatovsky. over the centuries , a unique atmosphere has been created here, an atmosphere of creative search, an atmosphere of dialogue between civilizations. for centuries , trade routes crossed here, connecting east and west. into three fundamental questions: where are we from, why are we the way we are, and how can we build a strategy for the future? without philosophy, cultural studies, history and understanding of these things, these options, there is no nationally patriotic segment of business, no sane, adequate political elite and no concept of an important overall strategy. one border and one story. next year , the union state will celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the common victory in the great patriotic war. three bayonets. against the backdrop of a stormy sky as a symbol of the immortal feat of soviet soldiers-liberators of partisans and underground fighters. in the pouring rain, the delegation of russia and belarus laid flowers at the

they include jared huffman, marc veasey, chewy garcia, and mark poe pan. of these four members on the same statement saying in part that we must face the reality, in their words, that widespread public concerns about your age and fitness are jeopardizing what should be a winning campaign. we believe the most responsible and patriotic thing you can do in this moment is to step aside as our nominee, while continuing to lead our party from within the white house. it's significant, jose, because our understanding, at least in my conversations and the conversations our hill team has been having with our sources in the last 24 hours, is that there is a sense here of not if biden will step down but when among democrats on capitol hill. that's a real sense of shift over the course of the last 24 hours, especially since we saw those leaks from leadership meetings that jeffries and schumer both had with president biden in recent days. but it's also the first time we have seen multiple members, sort of, jump together on a joint statement, although we've been tracking

are tonight in some of those same voices are not saying that and i think mark's point i'm going to be listening closely. i think marc three days away from celebrating the 240th anniversary of our country striking independence from the king of england. can i understand why some are disappointed in the decision from the court this is time here to understand what is official and not official. i was not totally enterprised by the decision to be honest with you, bret. i understand the passion justice sotomayor can be rightly placed or misplaced. i think the flushing out here at the district court level of these facts and if you are interested amy coney barrett's decision concurring opinion. strikes some interesting points as well. but if i were the president i wouldn't give a about this. he has real other issues. i know we are going to address. this i wouldn't give a speech about this tonight. >> it is interesting, josh. the political moment to talk about something else other than thursday's debate is probably one that they're anxious to do. >> big picture, bret, this is has been the best political week for donald trump

they say well marc caputo joins me now, mark, good to see you. first of all, that last one talked to me about these dog whistles are talking about we've heard them before, but the trump campaign think this is a winning argument to voters? >> well, what they think and based on their polling is that if presented with a description, kamala harris has criminal justice record of in the trump campaigns, description of being soft on criminals, then yeah, that would be effective as part of a broader ad campaign. >> i mean, a trump advisor told you that there'll also be going after her record as a prosecutor with ugly and they're referred to a very controversial line of attack that george hw bush against dukakis back in the 80s. and the adviser said they're going to go, i think the phrase was after several willie horton's in reference some of the harris's cases explain to the audience what this means and why they think this could possibly work in 2024 well 1988, when the first george bush ran for president and outside group attacked his democratic opponen

mark stuart joins us now from beijing. marc how's this meeting being received? because the objects are pretty seismic absolutely. >> max good morning. let me first show you how it's been received here in china. very friendly reception to this road trip by xi jinping, front page of china daily state media and english publication shows xi jinping arriving in kazakhstan greeted by leadership from that country. there was also children there to greet him. there was music. this is friendly territory for xi jinping, these two nations have economic ties. it's a relationship valued by both. in particular, by beijing. but the bigger purpose of this trip including xi jinping, as well as at amir putin is for this meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization, the sco, to give you some history, it's a club of sorts. you could argue this alliance spearheaded by china, by russia kazakhstan certainly member as well as other eurasian nations originally this was set up for security reasons to prevent terrorism and to create some security among these borders. but as you alluded

marc edwards. i don't think we've got any sound from mark there from salford, and in fact we've got all sort of sound

fox news contributor marc thiessen joins me now. mark, you worked in the bush white house. i worked in the trump whitee hos house. we had a fair share of leaks in the trump white house. e d theump whitbut nothing likg this torrent of leaks we've th indicative going of something going on? >> the pressure is rean anl. >> well, i think it's an indicative is they're panicking, but the >> whay but they're running around like chickens without a head. they don't know have a solution to their problem because they can't remove joe biden. because i meanthey can, for nume they can't get past the kamala harris problem. they the partyr of identity politics is not going to replace her. she's next in line. y of identity politics is not going to click. the first black woman vice president to the curb and replace her with a white male. so there's no josh shapiro. there's no gavin newsom. >> none of these guys are going to get the nomination over kamala harris, and she'sl gethan less popular than he is. his rcp average is 39, hers i is 36, and she probably doesn't want him to leave the ticke

senior fellow marc thiessen and axios reporter stef kight. marknd what comes next? >> if this is as karine jean-pierre says he had a cold jet lag and bad night. i assume that means is he going to go ahead and debate again in september, right? that's already scheduled. he would have to pull out of that debate. i'm sure he will have a much better night. i think democrats are really worried about the prospect of putting him out on the debate stage again with donald trump. i'm sure they would love to replace him. it's not as easy of all. that not a plethora of candidates. if there was a better candidate they would be president. the only reason is he president bernie sanders about to win the nomination and everyone else inflamed out. not like they have a deep bench. then they have to get past the kamala harris. how does kick the first black woman to the curb in favor of a white male. i don't think that's going to happen and her poll numbers are even worse than his. is he at 39% in the rcp average and she is at 3 #. they have got some real hurdles to ge

marc caputo, who broke this story mark. i mean, obviously trump trump's saying by the way, the number two doesn't matter, is not an argument that you want to be making what you just picked her number two. okay so let me just ask you your reporting here on kellyanne conway how much of this is real, how much of this is stirring the pot well, i think what it really speaks to is this is up until this point, the trump 2024 campaign and trump's broader orbit has been sort of leak-free and internal drama free and we're starting to see that change. >> and we're starting to see trump world sort of looked like the way it looked in 2016 and 2020. and points in-between when he was in the white house i can't say whether kellyanne conway is really doing the leaky or not. she's denying it but there are so many people in trump's upper orbit and inner orbit who believe it, that it speaks to this deeper truth that for the first time in trump's campaign, there are a lot of people who are communicating through their body language and their sus

marc edwards, mark white mark white.grip, tom. >> my goodness, what do you know? what are you overwhelmed by this olympic about medals? >> i yeah, i'm we're going to be outside, man. westminster. magic. do you know what i'm just. >> i'm just gonna head off now. emma? emma, what are you doing? >> please. >> please. >> it's not going well, >> it's not going well, >> with all of the latest from the huw edwards trial. and also, we're going to be talking, of course, about the hangover from from yesterday southport riot in southport and also what's been happening in southend . shocking happening in southend. shocking people running riot with or not quite literally running riot but running around with enormous machetes, >> right by the right by the funfair where the children playing and it's summer holidays time. >> so appalling. >> so appalling. >> so appalling. >> so we'll be talking about all of the sort of lawlessness and chaos that seems to be unfolding this week. and we'll also be getting the latest on everything that's b

marc edwards. i don't think we've got any sound from mark there from salford, and in fact we've got all sort of soundremlins. let's move on... can we go back? 0k, can you hear me? back on, tentacle troubles but we are going to continue with the announcement. there's only one place to start, and england manager gareth southgate has resigned from his role two days after his side's defeat to spain in the 2024 european championship final. southgate took the job on a permanent basis in november 2016 and managed his country for 102 games over almost eight years. in that time, he guided england to a world cup semifinal and two european championship finals. he's the only manager bar sir alf ramsey to lead the england men's team into a major tournament final. so with southgate now gone, who could be set to replace him? former chief football writer for the times henry winter gave us his assessment of the potential candidates. the football association first has to choose whether they want to go home—grown, english, or whether they really just want the person who they see is the best, to look beyond the passport

this room that mark lived with his family, with his beloved wife bella, with his daughter ida, when he was the director of this school. interactive mirror p. with the help of which marcimself communicates with our dear guests, talks about himself with quotes from an autobiographical book under titled "my life". and yet the most popular teacher was kazimir malevich. it was he who brought the school to a new level, bringing the pedagogical system into it. not being a professional teacher, he himself developed it in moscow. so stylish. kazimir malevich's suprematist office has a magic table, on the magic table there are also archival photographs, documents, works by malevich, his sketches, projects and sketches; to pay attention to every detail, probably not even a day is enough. you and i came to el lesitsky’s workshop, designer, architect, poster artist, founder of world design, who taught at the bauhaus school and ran an architectural and graphic workshop in vitebsk. lissitzky was the pioneer of the idea of ​​built-in furniture on the territory of russia, it is not a coincidence that the accent in interior design is a built-in wardrobe, a showcase, or a built-in ward

marc ashdown, bbc news. let's speak to our political correspondent nick eardley. let ta ke let take on that point that markestions today about how much was really known about this fiscal black hole, how much is really a surprise. i fiscal black hole, how much is really a surprise.— really a surprise. i think it is auoin really a surprise. i think it is going to _ really a surprise. i think it is going to be _ really a surprise. i think it is going to be the _ really a surprise. i think it is going to be the big - really a surprise. i think it is going to be the big question really a surprise. i think it is i going to be the big question of really a surprise. i think it is - going to be the big question of the day because throughout the election campaign and there were election debate on the tv here on the bbc news channel, we were talking about there being a spending squeeze, saying that the next government whatever stripe it was would have to make some difficult decisions. you might remember that labour and the conservatives were both pretty reluctant to talk about that. i think there will be some raised

marc caputo and cnn legal analyst, mark preston rivera, challenge all the dictions tonight about the different could we have less its gambling him and heard him okay? right now, but listen. first of all, we now know that he has picked his running mate it is senator jd vance from ohio, somebody who on saturday came out to say that the rhetoric of resin so then biden directly contributed to the attempt to assassination on trump. meanwhile, trump is saying he wants take a step back, a message of unity. what do you make of this? >> well, look, i mean, i think it does a few things first and foremost, certainly objects into this campaign, we have had a lot of conversation about the age of the top of the ticket on both sides, certainly inject youth when the youngest vice president's we would ever have in american history, if he's elected. certainly also brings humble upbringing. i mean, everyone's now red hillbilly elegy. i'm sure every dnc staffer it was required summer readings, learn all about about him and everything he's ever written and so i think he's going to bring that to the fold

july 6 will mark the 137th anniversary of the birth of one of our most famous compatriots, a prominent representative of the artistic avant-garde of the 20th century, marcpen noticed his bright talent and offered to study at his painting school for free. in 1914 it took place in berlin. chagall exhibition, which brought the artist world fame. in addition to his brilliant paintings, chagall created mosaics, stained glass windows, sculptures, ceramics, and worked on sets for theater productions. by order of french president charles degaulle, the master painted the ceiling of the paris grand opera, created two panels for the metropolitan at a feast in new york, and decorated the national building in chicago. bank mosaic four seasons . interesting fact: there is an indicator for the popularity of stolen paintings. chagall's works occupy third position in it, second only to pablo picasso. and joan miro. on july 7, 1882 , the first classic folk poet of belarus was born in the village of akinchitsy, molodechensky district. russian world literature, the founder of the literary belarusian language yanka kupala, ivan lutsevich, worked as a home teacher, a clerk o

now, marc caputo, national political reporter at the bulwark, who broke this story and mark all of this is your brand new reporting. so i mean, just how it look ten days ago or two weeks go. anybody talking about this potential switch on the democratic side they thought that harris, they want harris, they wanted anybody but harris and it was the same thinking in the trump campaign. now, it's harris and you see the energy and you see the surge in the polls and all those elites got it completely wrong. how much of this take trump's campaign off? guard i think not the switching out, the switcheroo of biden and harris or biden with harris. >> but the blowing up of kamala harris being a miami resident, i think in terms of hurricanes. and this looks like a tropical storm that found the right patch of warm water and the gulf of mexico and rapidly really intensified into a hurricane and what the trump campaign is realizing is we have to batten down the hatches and we need to execute a new game plan and do it rather flawlessly because they are in a real tough fight now and they weren't just what

marc leibovich, staff writer with the atlantic. his new piece is titled "the lie democrats are telling themselves." david and mark, thank you for joining me. david, let me start with you. how do you read these statements and this behavior? >> well, joe biden said very clearly to his campaign staff he's in the race for the duration. i think most of the democratic governors if not all signaled support, so i think that is the most likely scenario. i think that there's going to continue to be unrest because we're going to have public polls but more importantly private polls that people running tough senate races are showing. i want to remind everybody that we were behind in this race before the debate. joe biden was behind, you know, for inflation reasons, incumbents all over the globe are losing elections and badly. there's definitely an anti-incumbent fervor. but it was also i think primarily i think about people's sense was he up for this job? and those answers only got more challenging for him after the debate. so i think if he stays in this race, and alex, i don't think we're going to have drama in the conventio

marc lotter here and karen, if you will, i'm just gonna get to marc for question because i'm afraid of work ahead of time here in a second. mark scott jennings are republican from was on before and he said, donald trump would rather run against joe biden, right now than another candidate do you agree with that? do you think that the democrats now, by not if they are not going to change horses, now, are giving you what you want? >> i don't actually think it matters which democrat is up on top of the ticket, obviously, joe biden adds a different dynamic, but the problem is that we keep forgetting, is that joe biden's policies are unpopular. there's a reason why two thirds of the american people think the country is headed on the wrong track. and when you look at the polling averages, joe biden has 60, 65% disapproval on the economy, inflation, the border foreign policy crime, all of those are underlying reasons why joe biden is unpopular. the age issue is just adding another layer to it. so whomever you're running against, the policies are going to be the same trump will continue to run against those no matter what name appears

provinces in a summer marked by natural disasters world's largest greenhouse gas emitters forced to come face-to-face with the deepening challenges posed by climate change. are marc stewart brings us the latest from beijing tropical storm gave the blast china with another round of heavy rain the latest blow in a summer of flooding a frantic rescue in central china, an emergency worker clings on to this woman as she's hoisted into a boat she points to her grandparents, still trapped in the fast moving floodwaters. >> further south. another scene of desperation as elderly people are carried to safety after a deadly flash flood hits their village in another province. this is what's left of a water ravage bridge virgin at least 25 cars claiming more than a dozen law scenes of devastation like this water-covered home as government scientists warn china is sensitive to climate change. recent disasters have cost the world's second largest economy more than 10 billion in economic losses in the first half of the year. over 32 million people have been impacted according to government data she had playing to the flood full cost for the critical period of july and august. >>

marc. >> good morning, ainsley. ames indiana okay. who do you think will win and why? >> it's probably going to be mac kelly, would be the -- markkely, because arizona's a key swing state, and she knows him from her time in the senate. it probably would be one of the threed moderate swing state governors. look, he's the most left-wing candidate of any party in modern history as you've been explaining all morning, and she doesn't -- unlike biden, she doesn't have a problem with her left-wing base. she doesn't need tim walz from minnesota to balance out her ticket. she needs to balance out her ticket with a swing moderate, swing state government in a state that she needs to win, so arizona is one, pennsylvania is another. north carolina, if she could flip north carolina, that would make trump's path to the white house very, very hard. so those three are the most likely, and kelly is probably the most likely of those three. ainsley: yeah. you have said all six are far more electable than kamala harris. why aren't one of them at the temperature of the ticket? >> well, that's a fascinating question because you look at that panoply of

fast-tracking moving to costa rica joining being how his marc mckend is former or george w bush and john mccain and the creator of paramount's. the circus mark. it's always wonderful to see you. you predicted that this was going to be, it could be the most consequential debate in american political history. i just want to kind of give you, give you props for that, because apparently it's what we're seeing. i'd like to know where you think big picture this sits, right now. i as both a political but also historic moment for president biden well, obviously what's hugely consequential. i thought it was a high-risk strategy, but one worth taking but, you know, people tuned in to see if the president looked at and he looked 90 our mutual friend paul but gala and i, the very first candidate we worked for was a guy named lloyd doggett, 40 years ago. and i will just tell you that if you ask me which member of congress of democrats might be the first to suggest that biden shouldn't run. i would put i would have put dog and at the end of that that list, i was shocked that lloyd doggett came out. he is a dyed-in-the-wool party guy, very thoughtful guy.

marks the official end of the pac 12 conference. >> then coming up at 11:00, shareholders at salesforce voting down a pay plan for ceo marc benioff.ign a three year, $50 million deal with the dallas mavericks. thompson has appeared in 716 career games as a golden state warrior, averaging more than 19 points a game along with four nba titles. he's a five time nba all star. he also became the third player in nba history to make at least 303 pointers in a single season. sports commentator damon bruce telling us that for klay's loss will be a tough one for the fans. >> klay was beloved. not only did you know he he find himself in the top ten of every single important warrior category, basically of all time, and those numbers were depressed by two years of catastrophic injuries and rehab, this is a guy who hung banners, many fans telling ktvu tonight they are sad to see klay leave breaking up, especially the trio of thompson, steph curry and draymond green. >> in other nba news, celtics star jayson tatum has reportedly agreed to a record breaking contract. tatum has signed a five year, $314 million contract extension with boston, makin

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marco well, i want to bring in marc caputo, who is a national political reporter at the bulwark, and he was at tonight's trump rally. >> i got to ask you markt of all, with that moment, i mean, what does it tell you that rubio was with trump night at that rally and actually got some compliments from them more coincidence than it is sort of stagecraft that is, this rally was planned number of months ago for this period of time and rubio lives 15 17 minutes drive away from the doral golf course in the miami area. >> so if rubio wasn't there, it would really send a message. she will really sort of been a suspicious or eyebrow raising. but otherwise, you know, this is just kind of donald trump being donald trump. we didn't really expect donald trump to name his vice presidential running mate. he's probably going to wait as long as possible. one of the reasons that donald trump doesn't want to do it now, he not only doesn't have to, but you're joe biden and democrats are engaged in the mutual self-destruction loop, right now of just reinforcing negative stories about each other the democrats who wanted to resign him digging in, causing them to w

trump, mark zuckerberg on bloomberg friday, praising trump even though trump has threatened to jail zuckerberg. zuckerberg did not specifically endorse trump, but some big names in venture, like marc andreessen, have endorsed the former president. okay, delta airlines still having problems with its computers after that friday meltdown. we still have hiccups here and there ourselves here in the tv station. not all our video walls are working properly. this one's fine. the secretary of transportation is not happy about it, i mean, delta. pete buttigieg calls the cancellations unacceptable. says i have made it clear to delta that we will hold them to all applicable passenger protections. delta canceled 1 in 4 flights sunday and is so full with summer travel, it's having trouble finding seats for all those who need to be rebooked. and this is interesting, travel blogger gary leff says alaska wants to put more comfort class rows into its planes, but extra space is going to have to come from somewhere. and on larger seven three sevens, the 800 series that may have to come from first class. no comment from alaska. turns out that middle section is very popular. it's not too big. it's not

marc lotter gentlemen, thank you for being here since lane talking about elon musk. i am curious as to the elon musk mark influence. that is, i don't know, growing in the republican party, you have what alayna was just reporting about who he was an advocate of jd vance, he spoke with donald trump before and then also the wall street journal reporting that elon musk has said he is going maybe committing $45 million a month to a new pro-trump super pac i mean, that is a, you know, what ton of money that's a lot of money are you cool with the elon musk impact on the party and that kind of influence. >> well, he's one of the biggest innovators right now and so many areas, whether it's an electric vehicles with tesla space zoning x. now, the former twitter obviously what we saw was how silicon valley put their thumb on the scale in 2020 through there political donations, et cetera. it's nice to see someone's stepping forward and doing it on the other side. >> van. what do you think of? the elon musk possession of this campaigns at right now well, it's a sign of some of the just curdling that's happening in si

.# marc almond joins us now. mark likes to chat. i do. i wasjust mark likes to chat. i do.sed about how you pronounce your surname. what's your name? allman- — all—mond. before we get sidetracked about that, i've got an album out today, its covers, i'm going touring in the autumn. a5 years of cover songs i will be doing in the autumn. now we can talk about anything. brute will be doing in the autumn. now we can talk about anything.— can talk about anything. we were iioin to can talk about anything. we were going to talk _ can talk about anything. we were going to talk about _ can talk about anything. we were going to talk about that. - can talk about anything. we were going to talk about that. i - can talk about anything. we were going to talk about that. i didn't. going to talk about that. i didn't realise tainted love was a cover. i realise tainted love was a cover. i think that's great because that means we put our unique stamp on it and made it our own. everybody thinks it was our song but it wasn't. it was a northern soul song. it wasn't that well—known but we took it

marc. we talked about this off air before we start a little bit right? the titanic's headed for the iceberg. it doesn't matter who the captain is. like mark said, if your run if gretchen whitmer run, she can't run away from the democratic party. she can't say the biden harris administration sucked josh shapiro can't say that they're not gonna be able to change there policies. the policies have failed america that are failing america currently are harming this ticket, not joe biden, not kamala harris. their ideas are bad. this is about a marketplace of ideas. let's have those ideas exchange. i think people will choose the republican ideas over the democratic da's marc david. >> great to get your forces. of course next, an update on the attempted assassination investigation while agents are looking for a motive, laura makers are demanding accountability from the secret service, including here at the convention, the latest, after a quick break can the reeva's support your brain health? >> know, janet hey eddy, know fraser, frank frank bred. >> how are you? >> fred fuel up to seven brain health indicators, including your memory, joined the ne

but mark, can i just say a massive thank you for beaming in live from toronto there for us, it's marci will also just be very honest with everybody at home now who's watching and listening this. we were also going to have a case study of somebody whose life had been badly affected. this is not a joke. now by this particular tech outage today, but it turns out that their wi—fi has just gone down again. so they can't come on, who could have predicted that? everybody who could have predicted it? but coming up, residents in a sleepy leicester village are up in arms about a sex festival that's landed on their doorsteps . but landed on their doorsteps. but are we just a bit too prudish? and how much a ticket anyway? and how much a ticket anyway? and jill biden's had to intervene again . so i'll show intervene again. so i'll show you what happened next, and i'll have all of tomorrow's newspaper front pages with my top so when we come back, welcome back to patrick christys tonight. and it's time now to show you some of tomorrow's front pages. right. we start with the i, computer says no globa

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