mcdaniel: hello, everyone. have you heard that houston is going to be the site of the 2028 republican national convention? [applause] ms. mcdaniel: i am so excited and i want to thank the rnc members that just voted today in houston, the site of the 2028 convention. behind me you are going to see all the people who made this happen, rnc committee members, our chairman of site selection, ron, who is our general chairman . we are so excited, and there are so many other people i need to thank. the mayor, sylvester turner, was a great partner throughout this process. even though he is a democrat, he made such an effort to make sure that when we came to houston, he knew that they wanted the rnc. i also want to thank governor greg abbott of the lone star state. he was invested in this and cared about his state and was part of this process. ira right here, he was integral in making this happen. ceo of houston first, michael heckman, who put on quite a show last night. and the entire houston bid committee for their eff

and really thank you for recommending our city for 2028 chair mcdaniel. thank you and the rnc for entrusting houston to execute what we are confident will be a unique and unforgettable republican national convention in 2028 we are ready to roll up our sleeves and work very hard over the next five years to create a new model for what a national convention means to its party, to the host city and to the country. i would now like to introduce the president of houston first corporation, michael heckman. thank you, ira and good morning everyone. my name is michael heckman, the president, ceo of houston first corporation, our destination marketing organization for houston. on behalf of mayor sylvester turner, our organization and really our entire community. it's important for us to let you know this morning, how honored we are to be able to be selected as the host city for the 2028 rnc. our team with the leadership of bid committee chair ira mitzner, put together a competitive and we believe a superior bid and we thank the rnc for recognizing that and selectin

mcdaniel loaned you $3,000, and in exchange, you gave mr. mcdaniel what?ned? >> i told him the account was shut down. those checks would no longer be any good. >> announcer: and their excuses... >> judge judy: i don't care about your troubles. >> announcer: ...get them nowhere. >> judge judy: i am not that kind of an empathetic person. that's why i make a very good judge. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution bryan mcdaniel is suing his former employees, rebecca williams and her boyfriend, anthony kiser, for an unpaid loan to pay their back property taxes. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 386 on the calendar in the matter of mcdaniel vs. williams/kiser. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. mcdaniel, you're in the auction business? >> i own an auction and estate-sale company, yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and you've known t

>> sergeant mcdaniels had an idea. adults that engage in sexual contact with minors. >> the age of consent in the military, under the uniform code of military justice is 16. >> special agent dana shutt handle crimes against certain children for ncis. the naval criminal investigative service. >> the first thing we did was bring in meghan doctor and get a sworn statement from. >> the agent found her to be credible, believable. that this young woman was telling the truth? >> yes. the agent found it to be very credible. >> now, robert hicke was facing possible military charges that could put him in prison for years. they brought him in for questioning. >> he said nothing. he invoked his right to silence. >> with that, the navy continued its investigation towards a possible court marshals. >> do you feel that meghan has some relief? >> meghan's stress level dropped tremendously. her grades are starting to come back up. she was actually looking forward to trying to help put robert hicke away. then, came that april afternoon.

they got on the plane after josh mcdaniels and company beat the 49ers, 34-7. aidan o'connell was the story out of last week. he is going to be the big story out of this week. congratulations to rich daniels and sean mcvay. there are things to clean up. there are things they got it done this week. >> rich: they got some things done today. i think aidan o'connell has been a bright spot. they're going to go back and look at the tape and so you missed this and this. there are things that will be missed, but he continues to build on every performance. every opportunity he gets. whether it has been scrunches work training camp, aidan o'connell is a player that has jumped out to me in the first couple of weeks of the preseason. not just with this team, but around the national football league, there were a lot of rookies that played in the preseason. o'connell has been head and shoulders above all of them. he was in the first round pick. he was a fourth-round pick. >> rich: he was a walk-on. he was the eighth on the depth chart. >> jason: he has the coolest mustache o

mr. barnes going back to the store mcdaniels case. you've been privy vocal that donald trump's indictment is very weak on both legal and factual grounds. in fact, it doesn't even mention what's federal law. trump supposedly violated? um, yes, it was brought involved in a very forceful, very conspicuous way in the pre election year. so i assume people who are behind it . i'm really confident about what they're doing. how do you understand the rationale as a lawyer? i mean, i think the rationale is the, is power is there is an appeal to power rather than appeal to principle. so the new york district attorney's office knows that his office has a lot of power. the new york judges tend to be very differential to the new york district attorney's office, and the new york appeals courts have been very hostile to trump individually. he's got a jury pool that pretty much dissipate, despises. trump voted against them, 90 to 10. as a, you know, about 80 percent of them have a very unfavorable view of trump. so i think that's what he's betting on.

you don't care about ronna mcdaniel or harmeet dillon. you are very observant.this race because of one man, my pillow ceo and mary poppins' troubled uncle, mike lindell. in the run-up to friday's vote, lindell claimed he called every member of the rnc and bragged "sometimes i talk for three to four hours to one person. i do most of the talking. occasionally they'll ask a question like, 911, what's your emergency?" so, lindell. lindell put in the effort and in the end, he was rewarded with four votes. four. really? not 4%? four. that actually seems a bit high. jim, can we see who voted for lindell? that checks out. are they related to that burger guy? looks like a burger. something in the eyes. there is news from the land down under because a tiny radioactive capsule has been lost in australia, or as it was reported down in australia, "crikey!! thank you. i want to thank murray bartlett for being here today. hello, murray. to raise public awareness, this image of the tiny, tiny capsule has been released. no. nothing that important should be that small. did airpod

you just heard my conversation with ronna mcdaniel.ing the trump electors facing decades in prison for opposing the voter fraud. >> it's horrifying, bone chill ing to watch how good and decent americans are facing decades in prison away from their loved one, their children, parents, their family just because he had a different view of the election, just because they had a different view about election integrity because they wanted to have a more secured counting of the vote. is that really where we are in this country? and i would say that i would just hope that every level of the republican party, now my organization is non-partisan but i would hope as someone who care s about the first amendment that at every level of the republican party money is being raised to support the legal defenses of those who are being wrongly persecuted because that is the only way there's even a chance of their legal rights being ultimately vindicated here as these things go up and down, the full appellate process because there's very likely to be no just

um going back to the store mcdaniels case, you've been privy vocal that donald trump's indictment is very weak on both legal and factual grounds. in fact, it doesn't even mention what federal law trump supposedly violated, and yet this was brought about in a very forceful, very conspicuous way in the pre election years. so i assume people who are behind it. i'm really confident about what they're doing. how do you understand the rationale as a lawyer? i mean, i think the rationale is, is power is there is an appeal to power rather than appeal to principles. so the new york district attorney's office knows that his office has a lot of power. the new york judges tend to be very differential to the new york district attorney's office, and the new york appeals courts have been very hostile to trump individually. he's got a jury pool that pretty much dissipate, despises. trump voted against them, 90 to 10. as a, you know, about 80 percent of them have a very unfavorable view of trump. so i think that's what he's betting on. now, trump remove the case from state court to federal court. and

. >> reporter: and rnc chair ronna mcdaniel says she hope ises tonight's debate is focused on beating biden rather than the candidates attacking each other. of course, each of the eight candidates, cheryl, looking for their standout moment in a crowded field. the debate starts at nine eastern on fox fox news and fox business. cheryl? cheryl: grady trimble, we cannot wait. thank you so much, sir, for that live report. obviously, all the talk is going to be about who's going to have that breakout moment, who is going to really shine, where's the fire going to be. obviously, if you look at the way they set up the debate stage the, it's based on polling. so you've got desantis and ramaswamy in the middle of the stage if you look at the map of it, and maybe we have that, and they're going to be the ones probably the most under fire tonight. >> yeah. and it is kind of incredible that mike pence, the former vice president, right, is not at the center of that stage. vivek ramaswamy, this political neophyte, he's one of the people in the center. if you look at the top-line numbers nationally,

mcdaniel had his own addssing it to it may concern.recall ellis marbles visit to the cosmopolitan tennis club in 1944 with mary hardwick that one of the few examples of white tennis professionals meeting african-americans. the first occurred in 1914 when donald budge seen here the first man to win the single season grand, came to the cosmopolitan to face off against the eighth best male player, jimmy mcdaniel. it should be noted that those moments of integration were initiated by the actor, not the u.s. althea, and typically involved again professionals, those who had the us all to often unhappily wear discussing amateur tennis today. but the so-called justifications, racial separation were the same sports. those justice occasions were concerns about supposedly sullying the product and its value if black players met white in competition. anxiety over the impact on supremacy. if black if a black fared well and even won. and of course the social implications of black people, white people on common ground. a sportswriter firm, fisher late

i heard you say in another interview that even if a trump have page storm mcdaniels through his campaign coffers, that constitutionally protected under us law, was the point of channeling money this way. then it is there it's, it's basically for saving yourself from political embarrassment. but you know, we do gag orders every day in america and settlements in a ride range of cases, entirely constitutional and legal. and then from a campaign perspective, you're allowed, if you're spending your own money, you're allowed to do whatever you want. and there's many people who believe it, even if that the mere fact that it's an indirect benefit on the campaign is not enough to make it a campaign donation. this came up in the john edwards case. it would have been litigated up on the court of appeals, but they couldn't secure convictions in the john edwards case. in the john edwards case, you had a presidential candidate who somebody else was paying off his mistress. here you have trump paying off of the legs, mistress? well, that's entirely under the us constitution under the 1st amendment. no

ronna mcdaniel at the rnc is hoping that is not the case.ut does that open the door for the democrats to suddenly -- >> -- yeah. i think that's an interesting observation that joe biden could come to the general election and say well, because donald trump didn't do debates in the primary i don't have to do them in the general? i mean, it sort of sounds good when you first hear it but i don't think it holds up very well. that's not a very good argument for not debating. >> bret: all right, bret. should be interesting tonight. >> brit: thanks, bret. >> bret: thank you. up next, we talk live with said republican national committee chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. first here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. louisville, police release a body cam video showing the dramatic rescue of a woman who was found chained to the floor of a house after neighbors heard her screeme screams for help. the suspect has been charged with kidnapping and assault. is he said to be the woman's estranged boyfriend. fox 13 in seattle as the judge in the

. >> in a little while ronna mcdaniel will be here. >> ainsley: we were watching sean's reaction afterebate. staying behind and getting rations for the spin room. it's fun to hear the perspective from the people. because now it's gearing up why have been so looking forward to this. we have been talking about it for months. can you believe it's in the can now? today this morning we are talking about which candidates have resonated with us. which ones need to learn from this debate, for the next debate. which ones will be the first to drop out. it's so fun to be a part of this political process. >> steve: and especially with the big debate. because, as you were alluding to, brian stayed up all night lock, a lot of people don't realize we are hourly employees so we love to see a great big debate in the middle of the week. all right. in the meantime. >> i believe there is a song about my overtime that i'm going to earn. >> ainsley: yes. >> ainsley: oliver anthony touched on that. >> steve: first republicans primary debate is in the books with candidates clashing on a wide variety of topics

like vivek is strong on that point. >> harris: kevin, in focusing on joe biden, that is where ronna mcdanielts to see everybody go. i believe you said the person you were most worried about was tim scotts scott. why? >> evangelicals are so important in iowa. he talks about his faith and that resonates with iowa voters. to your point, good one, republicans are interested in a forward-looking agenda. 38% are interested in economy, immigration and border are 11%. candidating that can articulate contrast to bidenomics and i'll defend bidenomics day in and day out. republican that can -- >> harris: there is one? nice man. i want you to live in the now and the truth. >> kevin: i'm trying. >> harris: i believe you believe in bidenomics. that was nice. carley. >> carley: this debate tomorrow is important for that break-out moment. ron desantis needs wind behind the sails and never back down pack did him no favors. take a sledge hammer to vivek ramaswamy, if he does that, if he was going to, people will say, they'll be watching for it. that is distracting and going to be he's following political cons

when to demonstrate to say the full, mcdaniel power has continued to exploit and asia, a resource origination with one of the world's pores populations. the failure of sciences nutri presence image at the end is list. insurgency has also left some dissolution. now many supporters of the queue, hoping the country will turn towards russia in the hopes of finding a new allied all the deputies america acore has more from lagos and neighboring nigeria. but i mean for those a pro who's had those war in supports of them. they have such a reason to believe what he's saying, what's the other line and shanna is promising them. you know, this is one of the ones here. he seemed to be telling them in a previously we had been saying this, and we're going to have the promising you a smooth transition, including i'm election laws who are supporting a pool. we have the, the growing numbers. we have seen them in green numbers, blues that came out to be saying that this is what was the winter. no more for really to parents know more from that have several reason to believe that it's a believe it because they se

rnc chair mcdaniel only begging on national tv for him to show up for the debate. which is the state about the state of the republican party? >> it says that donald trump is in charge of, it and mcdaniels is a pawn of whatever donald trump wants in the midst of this, and showing them whatever he wants, as you just, said continuing to bag in the course of this. what i am fascinated about this is how many candidates are running against him. and they still refused to say that donald trump should not be president of the united states, and running against him with the argument that you would think is that he should not be president of the united states. i'm interested on what the republicans onstage are going to be doing. my guess is that they're going to take donald trump's debate, and instead of attacking him, they're going to be attacking each other. another event that will serve donald trump's purposes. >> it is to be clear, as i was coming on, there is still unclear when you're talking about who was actually qualified to make that stage. you have multiple candidate

trump is not taking part in tomorrow's debate, but ronna mcdaniel warned trump and says staying awayea because if he skips, biden might do the same next year. charlie hurt joins us now. is that a realistic idea? does trump skipping tomorrow's debate give biden an excuse to do the same in 24? >> i don't think it does. donald trump should do this debate. he should do all the debates. even cnn has to acknowledge six years late that in those debates against 2020, in the biden family, this is his forte. in terms of giving an excuse for president biden not to debate is a red herring, doesn't make sense, these are primary debates run by the party. i understand trump's argument, his argument is he is the incumbent so shouldn't have to do these debates. look across the aisle. president biden is not doing debates. he's not going to debate rfk junior because he doesn't want to. that doesn't give him an excuse to get out of doing the general election. the general election debates are very different and every incumbent president has to face his challenger if you wants to win reelection. i think t

ronna mcdaniel joins me now.onald trump surrenders in atlanta over his election interference charges, do you think he's stealing your debate thunder? >> we can walk and chew gum at the same time. 's those emphasize why we need to win because democrats right now are punishing people for being a republican across the country and it is not just donald trump. it is people going to pta meetings like tim scott talked about last night, calling parents domestic terrorists, pro-life activists. it is a shame we see republicans being targeted for their conservative beliefs. we need to talk about the debate to do a lecture republicans in 2024. replied the democrats national equity will not commit to president biden taking part in any of the debate in the general election. what your response to that? >> i'm not surprised. hiding biden, he hid his whole presidency, he hid through the election of 2020 come he doesn't face the american people, the media gives him an offramp on that and i know our candidate whoever nominee is is

when to demonstrate to say the full, mcdaniel power has continued to exploit and asia, a resource rich nation with one of the world's pores populations. the failure of sciences nutri presence image at the end is list. insurgency has also left some dissolution. now many supporters of the queue hoping the country will turn towards russia in the hopes of finding a new allied to spring in our correspondent elisa, it's a plumber here. he's in lagos in neighboring nigeria. alisha, initially i was present. mohammed was zoom, has called on the us and the international community to help restore order in his country and he warns a growing russian influence in this a hell region. what do you make of that world? so right, a bit of a surprise, one that welcome to wake up to see this, the washington post oper opinion piece up on base even sales, clarity stuff is very strongly that he is, he writes is right. and on the positive, the, you know, as a hostage and, you know, basically making it clear that these countries that democratic lead time is immune and that will be devastating consequences that s

party chairwoman ronna mcdaniel says don't lose sight of the ultimate goal tomorrow night. >> i want to keep folksed on our pledge, beat biden. >> harris: eight candidates on the debate stage. we know the order in which they'll stand and other details. who may have a break-out night. power panel weighs in. ♪ veteran homeowners, credit card debt piling up? great news. you can use your va benefit to pay off your high rate credit card debt with a lower rate va home loan from newday. rates on credit cards have gone up to 22%. for late payments, as much as 30%, more than three times higher than a newday va loan. so pay off your high rate debt with a lower rate newday home loan, and you can save $500 or more every month. (vo) ultimate endless shrimp is here with a limited time flavor drop. new crispy dragon shrimp. one of seven endless choices for just $20. right now, only at red lobster. welcome to fun dining. (ella) fashion moves fast. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) we get more control of produ

but mcdaniel says the competition >> is wide open. and with jacobs out, it's a next man up mentality. >> everybody's getting opportunities. obviously you the backs are all going to get opportunities and training camp they did last year. they will always do that. you know, because this is our opportunity to try to get them all quote, unquote, a foundation in our system and see what they can do and see if they can develop and improve. i think this is a really important time of the year for everybody in that regard. these guys all have great opportunities right now and that's what they're focused on, trying to control their improvement day-to-day and, you know, they're really working hard at doing that. so i'm excited for these guys because every day there's something to learn from. >> the big 10, which already added ucla and usc to their conference is now looking to fleece the pac 12 once again, the conference has begun exploratory discussions about expanding membership to 18 or even 20 schools. the school being considered oregon and wa

but mcdaniel says the competition is wide open. as long as jacobs is out, it's a man up mentality in the desert. >> everybody's getting opportunities. obviously you the vax are all going to get opportunities and training camp they did last year. they will always do that. you know, because this is our opportunity to try to get them all quote, unquote, a foundation in our system and see what they can do and see if they can develop and improve. i think this is a really important time of the year for everybody in that regard. these guys all have great opportunities right now and that's what they're focused on, trying to control their improvement day-to-day and, you know, they're really working hard at doing that. so i'm excited for these guys because every day there's something to learn from. >> the big 10, which already at ucla and usc to their conference is now looking to fleece the pac 12 once again, the conference has begun exploratory discussions about expanding memberships to 18 or 20 schools schools being considered oregon and w

and here's what ronna mcdaniel said about abortion.atch. >> i was very pleased to see them talk about abortion. democrats used that in 2022 they spent 350 million on abortion. if our candidates can't fund a response and put out a response we're not going to win they'll do it again in 2024 and i thought all of them did a really good job on that. >> trace: i think she makes a very good point because if republicans don't figure out a way to be able to navigate this issue it could be trouble down the road. >> reporter: it could. i do have to just take a step back for a moment from the debate and mention that the mug shot of president trump was a clear picture for the american people of the weaponization of the doj for political gain. that's really important that they understand. the debate last night, i was in milwaukee, was less than eventful. i don't believe that the american people really got anyone out of that who could prove to be the next president of the united states of america. donald trump remains the front runner. he certainly t

but at the same time, josh mcdaniels knows they have to take things day by day. >> i think our team's been, you know, consistent, you know, in terms of their now we're trying fine tune some of the depending on the phase we're talking about in our game so we can improve. and so there's a lot of things we last night and this morning on the film that we know we can do better and we're going to need to do better as we go forward. will be hard at work tomorrow discussing that with our team and then hopefully we can make some progress here in l a. >> all right. the raiders are back in action on saturday. they are taking on the rams at sofi stadium. and on sunday we will re-air that game right here on kron. 4 at 6.30. so 6.30, crowd for you can catch a replay of that raiders rams game. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much, jason. out our 4 zone forecast with a beautiful shot downtown san francisco kron four's gayle ong joins us now with a look at the weather. >> good evening and good evening, everybody. yeah, we've had some active weathe

. >> dana: ronna mcdaniel is here and tell us what she is expecting from this group of candidates. >> bill: team fox coverage begins in milwaukee. grady trimble on what voters want to hear. we begin with alexis mcadams. set the stage for us there as the candidates get ready. good morning, alexis. >> hi, bill. waiting to see here in milwaukee and all eyes on the debate stage. we talked to people on the ground who say they are looking forward to hearing from these candidates out there talking about policy and introducing themselves to the american public. everyone is preparing differently as we showed you. vivek ramaswamy is playing tennis, other people are spending hours on the preparations. two candidates will be out there have done this before, former vice president mike pence and former new jersey governor chris christie. all the people we talked to on the ground say they're ready to introduce everyone to america. watch. >> i'm really going in with an open mind. i don't know a lot about the other candidates. i have been watching the other side just as well and see what's going to ha

it is still a party that is dominated and run by trump, run a mcdaniel knows, that i think. people going to the bag on wednesday know that. >> jen, can i ask you a slightly broader question about how the rest of the media should cover what happens on wednesday night? because i am looking at it in the context of this week. donald trump is not going to be there, thursday morning donald trump is supposed to be turning himself over, or surrendering himself to the district attorney in georgia. that is going to suck a lot of the wind out of the coverage. and the media is going to be focused on donald trump, either not being at the debate or on thursday not enough room to be talking about what actually happens on wednesday. what is the bigger conversation that should be had for journalists? you've been on both sides of this now. now as a, host previously as a communications expert at the white house. what should the media be doing in talking about in the run up to wednesday night? >> well, look, i think there are some realities here. it is still a political election. donald trump i

rona mcdaniel has been reporting she is not thrilled how this is playing out but this is trump's partyount that he may show up at the last minute. i don't know. that interview is apparently pretaped with the former, you know, most dangerous tv host we had out there, and i don't even know where it is supposed to air. i haven't really seen that is actually officially confirmed on what platform it will show up on. i think, you know, tbd. it would be nice to see these other candidates have the opportunity to actually engage with him instead of debating the invisible person out there as a front-runner. >> yeah. republican senator bill cassidy is taking a step in today's gop. listen to what he told my colleague on "state of the union" this morning about whether trump should leave the presidential race. >> i think so. but obviously that is up to him. i mean, just asking my opinion, but he will lose to joe biden if you look at the current polls. i am a republican. i think any republican on that stage in milwaukee will do a better job than joe biden. and so i want one of them to win. >> it soun

but josh mcdaniels has taken note. >> i like the idea of any defense that we put out there, you know,talked about that all offseason seen if we can improve ourselves in that area. i think the players have worked really hard at some of the techniques that you would you know, in in in trying to create turnovers. and the coaches have identified him. so it's exciting for our guys when they make a and hopefully we can continue to improve and and then ultimately do in the regular season. >> all righty that you look at sports. back to you guys. all right. thanks, jason. a recent study by stanford university found that california students have missed more than 10% of the year. well, that's nearly doubled since the covid covid pandemic chronic absenteeism rose from about 12% pre-covid to a staggering 30% in the 2021. 22 school year. this is part of a larger national trend. and california had one of his highest increases in the country. experts say missing this much school adversely affect students recovery from the pandemic. both academically and emotionally. disneyland is newest attraction is

but a great start for josh mcdaniels in his second season. white got the heavy workload in the first half and a touchdown and a 34-7 thumping of the niners here this afternoon. for our entire crew, we'll see you in l.a. next week. take care, folks. jooz >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> that breaking news tonight in san francisco where police are investigating a homicide in golden gate park. our crew on scene has confirmed a body was found. you're looking at a map of the area here. this is just north of the stow lake boathouse. this is video now of the scene tonight. the sf standard reporting a woman's body was found inside a duffel bag. this is not far. >> from our outsidelands is currently happening. it's just at the top of golden gate park. but you can see in this video here, the medical examiner's office homicide investigators are there on scene right now. we also have a live look at the scene. lots of caution tape up. they have quite a large perimeter around there because as we mentioned outside lan

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tells many other stories about the civil rights movement and many others but what is notable is that mcdanielined with other prominent residents who were beginning to move into this neighborhood after to challenge some of the years. that story itself began in sugar sugarhill and they hired the aty to defend the property for african-american neighborhoods and that was a legal action that went all the way to the supreme court on shelley v kramer 1948 and the racially restrictive covenant so this is a home and it speaks to that very important history. the los angeles context that drafted many important themes including the influence of the art and particularly the movement that is defined in the digital landscape in los angelel and an example of that is the great wall of los angeles that i found in many are not aware of. the nonprofits of the research center says along the wall of the channel in the san fernando valley is completed over the decade 1974 to 1984. judy and her colleagues working with teams that do a set of panels that detail is essentially an alternative social history of californi

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and susan, if he doesn't sign that pledge, does ronna mcdaniel really say no, we're going to leave thet of the debate? >> since ronna mcdaniel and the rnc have essentially been an arm of the trump campaign both in 2020 and so far in 2024, you know, when in doubt, when it comes to, you know, sort of this republican party, it's become so trumpfied, i imagine they'll find a way around it. chris christie by the way, i believe in the past. he said he would stein it and then disregard it to not vote for donald trump. again and again, this is his story. the story is the republican party finding a way to justify the unjustifiable. donald trump, you know, there's nothing that man doesn't love more than a camera. our default setting has got to be that he's going to find his way in the middle. >> jonathan: that he might show up. christie i thought was interesting, rachel, in saying that, you know, he thought he made a mistake and the others made a mistake by not taking trump on in 2016 early. actually, christie waited another four or five years to do so, but i mean, what is your sense? are they f

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but his head coach josh mcdaniels didn't get to see him and said he's not worried about jacobs beinged great. you know? i mean, like i said, we will. we'll kind of see where all that said and just write, make the smart decisions going forward. the he's the kind of guy that he works extremely hard all the you know, put himself in a great position to help our team. and if i know him, he'll want to be ready to roll and just excited to see him. i look great in a big smile on face. >> and finally, let's head out to the east lake golf club in atlanta for the final round of the pga tour championship. collin morikawa on his final hole. and pretty morikawa finished tied for 6th 11 under but it was viktor hovland. lived up to his name and was the victor today his drive on the 18th hole. a great approach there to set him for this. with the birdie to seal the win. he shot a final round 7 under par and closed out the tournament. 27 under par becomes the 3rd youngest player to win the fedex cup. joining jordan and justin graduations to him. that'll do it for sports. back to you know, all. >> prett

one woman called ruth mcdaniels of harlem offered thi piece of comedic gold. >> we have had rats therocs running up and down the street. like a crock shoe running up and down the street. >> i believe it! they are big! >> you know what the latin name for a rat is? rattus rattus. it is pretty poetic. >> the city has a rat map where you can keep track of sightings >> you and i live in marin county and we have to live with them! >> do you know that one rat -- well, it takes two, i suppose. but one rat can produce 12 litters a year?

. >> to josh mcdaniels received a ton of criticism last year at times. i think it's going to be a better mix for him to have a quarterback that he's the mayor, went all the way back to his patriots days in jimmy garoppolo. and that seems like a really nice marriage grapple understand that system to really complicated system. he knows it well and should healthy, able to execute at a high level. >> did you see lors tailgating set up there. she partnered with honey baked ham for some tailgating tips this year. so that's what that was about. >> but here at kron, we are pretty gaming for the raiders final preseason game against the cowboys. 05:00pm. start time. make sure you join us for our pre and postgame coverage as well. lots of t to, of course, get you ready for raider football. and finally, the tour championship kicked off in atlanta today early on scottie scheffler. like he's going to run away with this thing. but he had bogeys at holes 8, 11 12 and then a triple bogey. here at the par 3 15th. he's at -9. 3 golfers are on top of the leaderboard. viktor

paying their new share, achieved independence. 63 years ago pro, when to demonstrate to say the full, mcdaniel power has continued to exploit and asia, a resource rich nation with one of the world's pores populations. the failure of sciences nutri presence image at the end is in the midst. insurgency has also left some dissolution. now, many supporters of the queue, hoping the country will turn towards russia, in the hopes of finding a new allies. we can now speak about these developments and these air with alex spines. he's the head of the africa program at the chatham house thing tank. welcome back to the w. it's good to see. you know, we just heard one protest or saying that the country was, and i'm quoting him, they're breaking free from the grip of colonialism. is that really what's happening in these are right now? says truly anti french sentiment in these? yeah, it's wipers spreads across the saw how. so that's not a surprise to here. uh and um, fake news and, and, and trolling, including 5 by russia has been encouraging it. but um, even without it that as a result of skepticism about f