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even the mayor is in on it to mark taylor is one of the most popular female artists in our history selling 12 grammies. we are renaming minneapolis to swifties annapolis. >> you heard it right there. maybe the name of the city but fans are told to stay away unless you have tickets to the show. will the crowds listen? they been there for days in the stadiums message to fans is you need to calm down tweeting dance with tickets are strongly discouraged from gathering outside the stadium this weekend. kat, taylor swift has potential to generate 4.6 billion in u.s. consumer spending. insane. >> it is. i've never gotten into the taylor swift thing that i respect that. as someone who's been broken up with a lot -- [laughter] when i got married -- 1000% and everyone was like what? especially me so i respected people are going to have fun. if you can't afford a ticket which is thousands, you should have fun however you can. my tickets are a lot cheaper. the real kat timpf.com to get yours. >> is a huge swifties yourself -- i want to get your perspective. >> i'm just here for good sides and to see w

we are going to have taylor. mark: 238 on the ground. and that makes it 248. this should be a great number for this club. and how that approaches and could get wrapped up. jim: straightens out. jim: that was miles away. trevor: did hang up. could have fed 60 yards back down the hill. going to have a good look at the surface and a lot of green to work with. jim: orlando, let's take about the relief where this will lead the players' third. >> and will just swing on the arc on trying to estimate that yardage and reference point down at the bottom and one club length and wouldn't drop. mark: that rough is getting thicker and thicker. jim: it can disappear right to the bottom. mark: stuck underneath. face hanging open. jim: there's your line. i have a golf ball in my hand.d. get a picture of it. when we showed up today, right in the middle of this historic playoff. mark: two miraculous. jim: going to take a lot to get down in 2. tommy is not amused at the moment. nor should he be. will figure out the line. jim: you can have can you pick it up? you've already taken

simon french will join us in moments and mark taylor will join us on the astrology of the moment.e move on to bailey of the bank of england at 7:00. chandler, french and bailey, looking forward to that in 30 minutes, getting out to a mysterious bank of england meeting. what is the biggest mystery? lisa: how much they can hike before they torpedo the economy. the 25 or 50 will be interesting, but are they going to follow up with a 50 or 25 basis point hike? what is the threshold, given the inflation, it is much higher than expected. tom: i'm going to pick on euro 110.06. glass -- 1.1006. what else do you see? lisa: i'm looking at the pound and making it weaker. if you look at the pound versus the euro, that is what i'm watching. it has been fading. the question is at what point does protect overtake the expectation for from the rate hikes? tom: sterling dollar is called cable, euro sterling francine lacqua calls it pharaoh, gush ferragamo -- ferragamo. lisa: within a half an hour before the decision. this is the concern, hot inflation may force it to end up with a basis point hike.

. >> is it still your inclination that we saw mark meadows going in, taylor budowich going in, the secret service agents who had gone in, that we're still at the tail end of this? >> i do. i say this as like the way a construction crew might put together a punch list. a number of things we can do before we declare this project done. here's the list and let's get through them. right now what we're seeing is going through the punch list with an indictment coming. i think probably not today and not this week in light of the taylor budowich testimony today in miami. i think that after the last witness testifies, there will still need to be some period of time, not lengthy, but for the prosecutors to analyze everything they have, draft the indictment, share it with merrick garland, make sure he doesn't not object which he has the right to do and go forward. we're still not this week but soon. >> barbara mcquade and ken dilanian, great talking to both of you. coming up, the pope's surgery and what we're learning about the health of 86-year-old francis and the head of the u.n. calls ate catastro

taylor francis. it is worth mentioning this is a business backed by sequoia and other big names. you have advisors including markal gore. you have big backers. how much demand you see in an environment where we are all kind of wrestling with the question of slowing growth and inflationary risks. taylor: our product enables companies to measure, reduce and report their carbon emissions and this is an imperative for every company. the phone has not stopped ringing in the last 1.5 years. that is driven by two things. companies have an imperative to report their emissions in the u.k. in europe and soon in the u.s.. if you are a public company you have to disclosure carbon to investors with the same rigor that you disclose financial results. that is a big deal. the thing that has changed in the last year is that ceo's don't just see this as a political issue or compliance issue. they see a huge opportunity in investing in the grain economy. there is $120 invested last year -- $1 trillion invested last year in that's. tom: talk about the regulatory impulse. the sec is expected to make a decision around mandated discus

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president are together with the band of as low as thugs, misfits and marks as tried to destroy american democracy, a lot. tisa taylor bolton is joining us now. live from miami taylor. great to see you. uh what more can you tell us about the latest on this trump in diamond? soccer sure. while i'm here out in front of the courthouse where in the last few hours we had donald trump pleading not guilty to 37 different counts of miss handling classified government documents. and at this point, uh, we have now heard from donald trump and many of his supporters and many republicans in congress who say this is simply an effort to meddle in the upcoming 2024 elections. donald trump made his court appearance. there were thousands of donald trump supporters outside the court house. and then donald trump returned to new jersey where he gave a message on the indictment to his supporters. here's some of what he had to say. they want to distract from the real espionage and the real tribes. so let's use president trump to do so. let's go out and let's indict president trump so they don't talk about the $5000000.00 bribes. remember,

because this is phase one in taylor swift falling in love with me. mark the date.. like i'm going to reverse it. i'm going to write songs about her and then i'll be a pop star and then she'll get a taste of her own medicine. buckle up taylor, i'm coming. >> greg: yeah. you know what? you have a chance because she's dated every single person except a homeless man. she needs to tick that off her bucket list. all right, janice, hit me with your story. >> janice: toronto canada they had a mayoral race and the last mayor had an affair with someone half his age and the wife found out so he had to resign and so they had an election and over 100 people became candidates. and i didn't realize this, but it only takes $250 canadian, which is like $0.25 in canada and you don't have to run with a political peracutes you just need 25 signatures to become a candidate. so a hundred people and a dog became a candidate to run for mayor. and this is mollie, the dog that ran. isn't she cute? and mollie ran, she wanted to save the other dogs from the salt in the winter time, right? sto

mark tamayo, thank you. coming up, pop star taylor swift. you know, she's a hit machine writing songs largely based on her personal experiences. how students at stanford will soon do a deep dive into the craft from one of the most popular singer songwriters making music. today i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and i

taylor swift versus jay powell. mike: we are talking about $4.6 billion being injected into the economy. maria: that's good. markarkable what she's doing but i'm going to call erroneous $1,300 per person because tickets by themselves are still going for 2,000 bucks up in the nosebleeds. i know personally because my wife and daughters are trying to go to the one in pittsburgh. if only the box didn't buy tickets right out of the gates. >> the resale are insane. the whole ticket debacle and they got in through the cue and the only tickets available were 6 to $800. mark: yeah. >> the story is incredible. she's going through cities, she was in chicago, two shows, chicago had 100% almost occupancy rate in hotels. astounding. maria: helping local economies. maybe secretary janet yellen should give taylor swift a call. yellen is saying decoupling from china could be a big mistake economically fox business lydia ho live with more on that coming up next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the

mark, up $466 or thereabouts. we've got a huge show for you with. will cain, taylor riggs, brian kilmeade, congressman wesley hunt and many, many more will be here. it is thursday, june 29th, 2023, "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ only in america ♪ ashley: i think i know this. only in america. brooks and dunn. a very patriotic looking sixth avenue in midtown, manhattan. let's get right to the politics going on right now, and there's a lot. the latest fox polls, this survey was taken, by the way, after donald trump's most recent indictment. you'd think until hurt him maybe? no, apparently. lauren, he's expend tending -- extending his lead, right? lauren: he sure has, a 34-point lead over ron desantis. 56% of likely republican primary voters supporting trump, 22 for governor desantis. vivek ramaswamy many third places with 5%. on the other side of this fox news boll, 64% of likely democratic voters say they'll support president biden again, but that's up just 2 points from may before the indictment. rfk jr. gets 17% and marian williamingson at 10. ashley: will

confronting anthony taylor in the stadium car park after the match on wednesday, which roma lost on penalties to the spanish team. here in the u.s., people are wearing orange to markolence awareness day, remembering victims who lost their lives to gun violence. as of may 31, the gun violence archive reports over 17,000 people have died this year because of gun violence. the number also includes deaths by suicide. 109 children under the age of 12 have lost their lives. gun violence is the leading cause of death of children in america. the white house will be lit up in orange this evening to mark the day. and in the administration is urging congress to do more to address the pandemic. >> the president said he is proud to have signed the most significant gun safety legislation indicates with dozens of executive actions, but it is not enough. anchor: our online team has been looking into the impact of gun violence on everyday life here in america. "how gun violence is reshaping american lives" is the article and we have the co-author of the peace now. -- piece now. you spoke with americans who have been affected by guns. how is gun violence reshaping the country? >> w

we heard attorney mark zaid she has a lot of discretion is so interesting to see how that plays out. james in london says: that's an interesting question, and one that miles taylorp as a national security adviser will answer in an americast episode coming out, but i'd say it's a problem for donald trump and a problem spelled out in the indictment. they quoted him about five times during the 2016 campaign, talking about hillary clinton, handling classified material and how he would do better and he understands the importance of classified documents and securing classified documents and the prosecution has presented this as evidence that he should have known better so donald trump did in fact kind of put himself in a box with this and is going to have to explain why what he did is not better or worse than what hillary clinton did. one last question: rose—coloured spectacles, it sounds very british. there obviously are a lot of donald trump supporters who live and die by donald trump and they will not change their mind. probably about 30% of republican primary voters and i see them all the time when i go to donald trump rallies and i go to events. there are some re

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mark meadows and that top trump insider. >> that's right. a lot going on. it started this morning when our cameras caught taylor budowich, this political aid to former president donald trump, walking into a courthouse in miami. he later issued a tweet i will read to you. i fulfilled a legal obligation to testify in front of a federal grand jury. i answered every question honestly. i will not be intimidated by the weaponization of government. the mystery is why he is appearing before a federal grand jury in florida and which case? is this the documents case, another case? i've been speaking to legal experts. they are perplexed why this grand jury is operating in florida, even as the one in washington that had been hearing testimony in the classified documents case appears to have been dormant. we are reporting today that some two dozen secret service agents testified before that grand jury in washington, among the many people who have testified about what -- things that went on at mar-a-lago with regard to the classified documents there. "the new york times" is reporting that mark meadows, trump's former chief o

taylor swift's eras tour. upset fans were shocked to discover marked up fees to those already expensive ticket prices.uring a meeting here with president biden yesterday executives from live nation and other ticketing companies agreed to disclose those surprise fees up front. so this means for 200 live nation venues starting in september, you will see the full ticket price, fees include, before you go to the checkout window. seat geek and ticket master hrf offer up front options. the white house is touting this as a big win for consumers. these companies are not agreeing to eliminate the fees or even lower the ticket prices. >> okay elizabeth, thank you very much. back to robin now in berlin at the brandenburg gate about to introduce us to some very special athletes. hey, robin. >> hey there, george. and, yes, these athletes are some of the most resilient people you will ever, ever meet. for the athletes on team ukraine some of them are joining us here live in morning on the set. their journey to berlin was an extraordinary feat. as the war rages on around them special olympics ukraine show casing the

mark meadows is exposed here. and many others. don't forget that 65 miles northwest of atlanta, you are in marjorie taylor greene's congressional districto travel down, perhaps, with busloads of people. so, everything is k specific. every city and area is different. >> greg, george also serves as a lesson in the gop's inability to -- might flip the state blue in 2020. i wonder how you see the trump factor playing out in the gop politics of the state, given that so much national attention is going to be on georgia as we head into 2024. >> exactly. there is a clear chasm before between the more mainstream republicans here in georgia and the pro trump maga group. and that's been playing out here for years now. but it is as dark as it has ever been. and that was a reminder of last weekend, when donald trump made his first visit here since 20 2022 midterm campaign, among a group of royalists who were giving standing ovations, and among people who are not at that convention, was governor of georgia, the most popular republican in the state. and many of his allies. so, again, it's a reminder of just how stark that divided. is because he's lead

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taylor swift at levi's stadium this summer. she has a ticket. but as ctv's jesse gary reports, it's not one she can use. ariana college. high school graduate mark end of one journey and the beginning of the next for ariana kalus using a wheelchair, the el camino senior crossed the stage with the rest of her classmates. now she's turning to social media to bridge her next divide. i recommended her to do it because she saw another fan around the same age in another state. how the similar problem with the stadium for the same concert. the problem her dad, george refers to is taylor swift tickets. ariana is a mega fan of the mega star. he started writing a few around my age, so it's like he went through all the things that like i'm going through now, if that makes sense. like she's kind of experienced like every thing. i want you now to meet ariana. what ariana has experienced since birth, the random inequity of life in 2007. ktvu introduced us to her and the rare genetic disease called mirco syndrome that ravages her body and stunts her growth. but researchers synthesized the treatment, and ariana has not only survived, she's thrived. which brings

for the taylor swift shows, and 88 seats were made available as part of the original on sale and were sold out for fans requiring various accommodations. george kalus says he did not see any markings identifying the ada seats. >> on the chart they will have little blue markings, i do not see them. >> he is not the one. amy, a teacher, says that she purchased tickets for her daughter during a presell. >> i bought the tickets and i was so excited. >> then she realized that they were 88 tickets, which she says her family does not need. >> there was no pop up. i could not see the dots. there were so teeny and they were blue, and i just click on them so i cannot say for certain it did not appear that they had nothing on them because i never ever ever would have purchased them. >> she says she tried to exchange the tickets and shared this online chat that spanned multiple days and even months. >> i asked for managers, supervisors, someone to call me. they did not care. >> after abc7news got involved, the i team wanted to speak to her. you can master also directed us to their webpage which explains that ada seats can be purchased for the interactive seat map or by applying inaccessible t

mark linton history prize is awarded annually to a work of history on any subject that best combines intellectual distinction with phyllis's d of expression and carries a $10,000 honorarium. this year's judges were elizabeth taylor deidre mask and william g. thomas. this year's winner is deborah cohen for last call the hotel imperial. the reporters who took on a at war. deborah is the richard w leopold professor of history at northwestern university. her previous books include the war home, disabled veterans in britain and germany and family secrets, shame and privacy in modern britain. she writes for the atlantic, the new york review of books and the wall street journal. the judge's citation. cohen's brilliant ensemble features american newspaper correspondents john gunther dorothy thompson, vincent sheehan and h.r. knickerbocker. as each arrives in europe after world war one and chases stories that leave readers at home to their place in a changing world. perceptive and unabashedly inquisitive, cohen has written not only a rich cultural history, a commanding and inspiring account of war and politics in 1930s, as they the rise of fascism and debated. these reporters shared a conviction that the idea of journali

mark meadows must have had some sort of accommodation ordeal. we know he sought a pardon. and as an entry point, there is that. what does this mean for witnesses like taylore stakes when someone has already flipped are incredibly high. >> the stakes were incredibly high today. if i were a betting person here today, either taylor understood the testimony that was sought from him was very limited, and that the prosecutors were trying to make out a case, in fact, that he was duped much like evan corcoran was early on by trump. that he was essentially an instrument of the crime or fraud. but i'm going to guess that's not what happened here. and that taylor budowich himself has some sort of immunity. otherwise his exposure was huge. the statement in question wasn't the only statement he made with almost to the classified documents. he made a statement right after the mar-a-lago search in august. he accused the fbi of colluding with the "washington post." and it is reported that among the documents found were those that talked about the nuclear secrets of foreign nations. so i do think that taylor likely had some exposure before he went in today. whether he sti

taylor swift. i think it's more about supply-side and productivity in the weakness of productivity and the fact that investment has been rock-bottom. tom: i sat with mark a zillion years ago in a small swiss village and talked for hours about this. what is the neil shearing solution to this modern failure of the united kingdom? how did they jumpstart productivity? >> there are several strands to it. it's not that easy for they would have done it already. a lot of it has to do with rebooting investment and having stable and predictable environment. they will stick with the brexit deal so their future is secure and certain when companies invest. it's about public investment which had been picking up, government investment had been picking up but is now turning back down. we need to get that restarted. it's about sorting out the mess in the labor market with labor shortages, fixing problems in the national health service and making sure sickness doesn't become an issue. there is a host of in can -- interconnecting issues. they feed off of one another and amplify one another so as not so simple as saying let's boost investment by xyz. it's not that simple.

it was mark meadows in first months afterwards and we know that it was during the process of meadows' book that it was caught on audiotape. and now of course taylor people, ultimate last inner circle. >> these were the folks there every day with donald trump and were at least aware of the conversations. and his own words. i think that is what it comes down to, they know what donald trump was saying about the events as they were unfolding. does taylor or margo martin, do they know the specifics? they may not know that, but they know that donald trump was saying about the fbi search warrant execution. they know what he was saying about the documents that he had at mar-a-lago. that is what prosecutors are going to be able to get from the likes of taylor. >> so very interesting, vaughn, you've been following obviously the republicans and those that want to unseat donald trump as sort of the de facto leader of the republican party. chris christie has tossed his name into the hat there. and, man, he is doing what none of the other candidates are doing. he is going after trump and trump's family. it is very personal. let's take a look. >> eight years ag

matthewj taylor, thank you very much for joining us. the time now is 7:21am. today marksp. but those who work here are still performing the procedure, two states in 17 hours' drive away in new mexico. we hours' drive away in new mexico. - moved everything from jackson here, and we mostly served texas women here. i think it is a great loss, i think it is... i think they have taken itjust like they have everything else in mississippi, and they had taken mississippi backwards again. in mississippi everything has changed and nothing has changed. in the poorest parts of america's poorest state, for some, accessing an abortion was almost impossible before the ban. often the only support available was a crisis pregnancy centres run by anti—abortion organisations. i understand single parenthood, i understand not knowing if the food will be there. i understand the lack of resources. i understand what a lot of these women are going through, i understand infertility. i understand that the decision of do i abort, do i keep? i understand a lot of things that maybe when you look at wom

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