finally, bill marr on biden losing black voters. >> he went to moor house.t is democracy, if you have to be ten times better to get a fair shot. black voters under 50, he led my 80 points in 2020, now 36. he lost 42 points off the key constituency. >> trace: bill marr is a liberal, and he knows if you're losing black voters, you're losing. >> i obviously disagree with some of the things that bill marr says, he's not going to go along to get along. he recognizes that things like the economy and border, those are things that happen to people of all races, things right in front of them. you can't deny gas prices are where they are, or things are as expensive as they are. tieing back to our previous discussion, about whether they make things like the economy the focus of the debate, or do they stick to the biden agenda of focusing on abortion and claims fearmongering about democracy. >> trace: we shall see. thank you, both. >>> meanwhile, as the wave of illegal immigrant crime continues, information about the brutal murder of a 12-year-old girl in houston. two i

then, this same front marrs to the east, so, west virginia gets it, washington, d.c. and baltimore, like you mentioned, in the drive, but also into the evening and late night, new york city, new jersey, all the way up to close to boston, rhode island included there. it's wednesday night for you. and some of that rain will be heavy at times. now, heat. one note on this, it will be focused tomorrow, greenville, mississippi, memphis again with the excessive heat warnings right in southern oklahoma, northern texas. david? >> david: could be a dicey 24 hours ahead. ginger, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house. the high stakes earliest ever presidential debate, just 48 hours away now. you can see the cnn debate thursday night right here on abc. we will be carrying it, too. tonight, we're learning about president biden and the mock 90-minute debates being held at camp david. and donald trump, what he's saying about biden's ability on that debate stage now, and about some of the rules for thursday night, including no audience. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: t

johnny marr wrote a lot of the smiths songs.ote the guitar parts and morrissey did the lyrics? oh, okay. well, that means he wrote it. i think that's the music. i think he gets credit for that. anyway, i'm a big expert on oasis now, okay? heaven knows i'm miserable. the smiths . miserable. the smiths. >> yeah. all right. i saw what you did. >> heaven knows i'm miserable now we know the uk radio listeners nominate songs to sum up the election campaign, and this is a radio station on. i guess it's. i don't know whether it's all over or something or in london. it. i'm not going to say what it is because it's giving them an ad and that's what the that's what the newspaper is at this level. it's just ads that are written by these surveys . are written by these surveys. they run, they do a survey and then they send it in and they say, this is the thing, and this is a news thing, and this is what the guardian decides to put. but this radio station has a lot of older viewers. so they ask people, what do you watch him do? i listen, liste

now the political functions of thistionist anti jewishness were the same as wilhelm marr's pointing as explanation and solution scapegoating. coalit building, negative campaigning. and so on. but this, i would argue, proved much more lethal because it spoke in the name of and progress on the way to universal salvation. why more lethal? well let me suggest some ways. whereas opposition to enemy alien is required only their physical which led moses hand. excuse me. moses hertzel. and many zionists tojewish condition by recovering the national sovereignty in the land of israel. and they did. ationalist ideals, magical versions of socialism and commuired the removal of jewish civilization from the -- was the precondition for the international and in the process. secondly, whereas, opposition to the -- as enemy aliens excludes them by definition and to zionism demanded the -- participate in the higher cause ofelf dissolution. like -- for jesus, but without the need for conversion. communism, insisted the -- transcend their jewishness and that they eliminate fellow -- who wouldn't and to jew

that's what bill marr is talking about, the people you are pandering to are the ones that are beginningbe it is not worth the pandering. >> i could go through the stats. it is a little scary because he's losing the people who are supposed to be the ones in the democratic camp. he went to morehouse, what is democracy, 10 times better than anyone else to get a fair shot, pandering to me, black voters under 50. now by 37, still a lot but lost 43 points off of the key constituency. student loans, he has forgiven $144 billion in student loans, 36% of student debtholders like it. if you can't win the people you are pandering to, politics is about pandering, you do what people want to a certain degree and also be a leader but if you are not winning these votes and he has lost 8% off of women since 2020 and yet i read in the polls he pulled ahead this week. charlie: when you accuse the supporters who don't support him as racist, early-stage pondering, the government had these things, the thing i can't solve it is accommodation of both things and pitch the end of the line, all these grand promis

dismiss the most severe charges against a homeless man for attacking a couple in march. 55-year-old marrmaria vargas was declared brain dead last month. >> something has to be done. pretty much what's happened now i is nothing. it was essentially just that slap on the wrist. >> she's technically dead because of what this man did. she still doesn't want to press any harsher punishment against him, and he was released two days after he got arrested. will: the d.a.'s office argues, quote, evidence does not establish proof of an intentional act that resulted in ms. vargas' fall. >>> two astronauts are stranded in space as nasa is postponing the boeing starliner's return to earth. the crew was supposed to come home today, but now they'll remain in space at least until the 2nd of july. the space agency says they're currently reviewing helium leaks and thruster issues that are impacting the boeing spacecraft. >>> all right, the boston celtics holding a parade to celebrate their record 17th -- it's 18th, right? who wrote 17? rachel: oh, producers. will: they're 18th championship, i know because

rakib hasan and fraser marrs will be here to discuss those issues.ether it's a burger, steak or a sausage, some even choose to a sausage, some even choose lo 90 a sausage, some even choose to go wild and put bananas on the barbecue grill. master extraordinaire brian george will be here with his top tips for how to make the perfect barbecue. all of that ahead. but first, your headlines with sofia i >> -- >> emily. thank you. from the gb newsroom at 12:00. your top story this hour. migration is being included in labour's manifesto , with the party manifesto, with the party promising to reduce the number if it wins the general election. sir keir starmer says he'll introduce new laws to train british workers to plug gaps in the job market and strengthen anti—exploitation laws . speaking anti—exploitation laws. speaking to the sun on sunday, he said last year's net migration figure of 685,000 has to come down. he didn't put a time frame or a target figure on his promise, though. shadow home secretary yvette cooper laid out labour's plan. >> well, net migr

but kevin marr, we're going to leave it there.ng place ahead of the 80th anniversary of d—day this thursday. you're watching. good afternoon, britain. we're on gb news. well. good afternoon. britain. it's 227. and more on the events taking place ahead of the 80th anniversary of d—day this thursday. >> veterans are travelling to france ahead of the big day commemorating the largest amphibious landing in military history, which saw more than 150,000 allied troops risking their lives by storming those nazi occupied beaches in normandy and creating that that that fundamental turning point in the second world war. >> yes. well, looking ahead to the anniversary is our home and security editor, mark white, who's in portsmouth, mark, veterans have made quite the journey . journey. >> well, they have indeed. >> well, they have indeed. >> and although many of them are now wheelchair bound, struggling with various infirmities, because the youngest of these veterans is 97, there are 20 centenarians that have made the journey down to portsmout

morton: the current ssi asset limits for individuals and for marr couples they were last changed in lawlate -- early 1980's and have been in place since 1989. opos and the current congress to raise those asset limits. some proposals would equalize or couples relative to single individuals. this is sometimesibed -- the current law is sometimes described as a marriage penalty so this would address that issue assets married couples could have. sen. cantwell: is that what you think we should mr. morton: something that a number of members of congress have expressed interest in doi do you think we shou increase the limit based on today's cost-of-living? mr. morton: that is another proposal. not only to raise these limits, because 1980's, but also index them to by the same cost-of-living adjustment that applies to social security benefits. ell: ok. . wilschke, am i saying that correctly? the social security administration has tested several programs to promote work goal of increasing disability beneficiaries. promoting opportunities that was created in the bipartisan budget act of 2015. for ev