matt mcgrath has.tt mcgrath has. for several months _ are possible. matt mcgrath has. for several months scientists i for several months scientists have been concerned about the emergence of nino and they have been going recently confident that an el nino event is on the horizon. it happens to—7 years and it releases a hot air across south america which essentially alters global weather patterns and temperatures. the impacts you can expect to see over the next several months to a year would be drier weather in australia and parts of asia, better weather in us parts, colder weather in us parts, colder weather in us parts, colder weather in europe and the uk but the bigger impact is a question about what is el nino going to do to the global temperature because when you have an el nino it tends to push up global temperatures to record levels. it happening 2015, 2016, 1997 and 1998. it will push more energy into the atmosphere and drive temperatures to record levels possibly by the end of next year. to was

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. >> back with us tonight is a retired marine corps lieutenant colonel amy mcgrath.ran for senate against mitch mcconnell. in former republican congressman david jolly. he is now chairman of the serve america movement. david, before people get too excited that, hey, some republicans are turning on donald trump, maybe this is the moment -- at the end of the day, every position that republicans are taking right now whether it is with or against donald trump, it is all about self interest, isn't it? >> yeah, it is. and i would go so far stephanie ruhle to say that there is no real new angles in the -- the fact that don bacon and paul ryan's were the ones who said there might be something here worth getting past dome from. the fact that mitch mcconnell refuses to say anything, it is normal. i think the broad consensus is around two themes that we are going to see pretrial. the first is this weaponization of the government against republicans. every republican is on that talking point. today, i think it's a dangerous, one of the very dangerous, one but nonetheless that is

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i turn to matt mcgrath, the bbc�*s environment correspondent.ition and that the world is moving towards removing fossil fuels. and who better than somebody who is intimately acquainted with fossil fuels and the fossil fuel industry and countries, the countries that have been most reluctant to embrace renewable energy and other green measures, should be the person to encourage or lead those countries over the line. that's the, i suppose, the positive spin on the appointment of sultan al—jaber as the president of the cop. and he's being supported by, you know, the powers that be. but, to any person not involved in this, who looks at this would say, this is a bit of a contradiction, isn't it? somebody whose job it is to sell oil, to essentially try and be in charge of a process that ends oil. so what is the purpose of the meeting? what should they decide and agree? the idea is to try and encourage countries to move away from fossil fuels and to find alternatives and to find them money. the big, big, hidden question, of course, to find the money to

stength and could lead to record—breaking temperatures next year. 0ur environment correspondent matt mcgratheveral months now, scientists have been concerned about the emergence of el nino, and in fact, they've been growing increasingly confident that an el nino event was on the horizon. this happens every 2—7 years, and it releases large amounts of hot water, hot air near the coast of south america, which essentially alters global weather patterns and global temperatures. the sort of impacts we could expect to see over the next several months to a year will include drier weather in australia and parts of asia, wetter weather in southern us parts, perhaps colder weather in europe and the uk. but i suppose the bigger impact of all this is the question about what is el nino going to do to the global temperature? because when you have an el nino, it tends to push up global temperatures to record levels. this happened in 2015—2016, 1997—1998, so the expectation from scientists is that this event will push more heat, more energy into the atmosphere and that will drive up temperatures to record le

they've taken control, with elysse perry and tahlia mcgrath passing 50. took two wickets before lunch — kate cross getting the first of the day, trapping pheobe litchfield with an lbw on 23 runs before debutant lauren filer got her maiden test wicket, with the experienced beth mooney caught at gully. in brazil's top flight, santos�* game against corinthians was abandoned in the 88th minute after fans threw rockets onto the pitch. corinthians were winning 2—0 in the final minutes when fans began to protest against the team's poor performance, forcing the referee to end the game. santos�* squad needed help from police to get off the field. brazil's sports court prosecutor—general already announced he�*ll request that santos�* next game — against flamengo — should be held behind closed doors. seven—time grand slam champion venus williams is in second—round action later, after recording only her second singles victory in two years on monday at the birmingham classic. she�*ll facejelena ostepencko, whos ranked 17th in the world. meanwhile, at queens, frances a

michaela mcgrath sees it as an opportunity to make agriculture's case. yeah, i really do think that the public needs to be educated on it. there's just so much that goes around that's just negativity and stuff. a lot of about the dairy industry, i know that goes around all the time up close and personal. a petting zoo and everywhere you look food, food, food, including this. we've got a dragon dog, which is basically just cheddar cheese on a stick dipped in corndog batter and panko. and then there's sriracha on top. that's i'd say, fair food at its finest right there. the alameda county fair weather back in 1948, seen here or today is magic for children. county fairs are wonderlands for families. fairs are a place every member enjoys. that's a good thing to do with the family. everybody enjoys it. and the whole family can go and do things together. my opinion is a great experience for people, and if the public can get involved and start showing animals and see how how they're treated, and especially in the forage projects, fairs, no matter one's age, are

let's speak to our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath. several it means for whether globally? fr?" several months scientists have been concerned about the emergence of el nino and we have been growing increasingly confident of that an el nino event was on the horizon. it happens every two to seven years and it releases large amounts of hot water or hottie near the coast of south america which alters global weather patterns in global temperatures. the sort of impact you can expect to see over the next several months so you will include dry weather in australia and parts of asia, wetter weather in southern us parts, colder weather in europe and the uk. but the bigger impact of all this is the question about what is el nino going to do to the global temperature because when the global —— when you have an el nino it pushes up global temperatures to record levels. it happened in 2015 and 2016. the expectation from scientists is that this event will push more energy into the atmosphere that will drive up temperatures to record levels.— that wil

. >> back with us tonight, retired marine corps lieutenant colonel, this amy mcgrath, she ran for senategainst minority leader, mitch mcconnell. and the stuart stevens, back from his european vacation. -- presidential campaigns. he is now with the lincoln project. stuart, recent nbc news polling shows 61% of voters disapprove of the decision to overturn roe, including almost a third of republicans. yet, the gop is not backing down. can you explain this to me? >> look, i think it's a political disaster. plus, it's completely hypocritical. faye said we just want to get row overturned so we can -- the states can decide. what are they happen now? the states are calling for a national ban. -- it was all a lie. they are completely out of step with where the country is. it was a ruling that most american, majority of americans don't agree with. i think we saw in the last election, the electoral consequences. the election people thought was going to be great for republicans, turned out to be not so great. i think this is one of the key reasons. >> amy, tim scott put out a new advertisement today

moderates, and pockets of liberal republicans that they have to be responsive to you have conservatives, mcgrath get the same on their side. it is always tough. i'm kind of with tevi, i'm kind of the reagan revolution. that is what got me involved in politics. be principled, you fight for 100% of what you believe. if you get 80%, shake the other person's hand, look them in the eye, say, let's go have some dinner. i'm going to talk to you about how i'm going to come after the 20% tomorrow. and you keep chipping away at it. public policy is an incremental process. it is rare that we do huge things, and a lot of times they can all be reversed. so, i think what helps us work together is the environment we are in right now. there is probably nothing better for the republican conference, especially in the house, and this seems odd but it is true, but to be to have such a slim margin, which does force leadership and each of the different segments of the caucus to talk to each other. it is a lot easier to know not only what you believe but what the other guy believes if you are talking to each other. ho

micaela mcgrath sees it as an opportunity to make agriculture's case. yeah, i really do think that the public needs to be educated on it. there's just so much that goes around that's just negativity and stuff. a lot of about the dairy industry. i know that goes around all the time up close and personal. a petting zoo and everywhere you look food, food, food, including this, we've got a dragon dog, which is basically just cheddar cheese on a stick dipped in corndog batter and panko. and then there's sriracha on top. that's, i'd say, fair food at its finest. right there. the alameda county fair weather back in 1948, seen here or today is magic for children. county fairs are wonderlands for families. fairs are a place every member enjoys. that's a good thing to do with the family. everybody enjoys it and the whole family can go and do things together. my opinion is a great exception for people and if the public can get involved and start showing animals and see how how they're treated, especially in the forage projects, fairs, no matter one's age, are an o

for years and years going back decades republicans and mcgrath always chirping about this -- democratss chirping about this but then never actually getting the job done. what we are saying is no excuses on this. get the job done, make it happen, we want dissolve, we do not want hollow to rick or empty thomases, so when we go -- hollow rhetoric or empty promises, so we will go in and work with congress when we need to and make executive action when we can. it will be a day one priority. you will see a change very quickly. i'm looking forward to doing it. [applause] >> final thing i will say is this, then i will be happy to hear from some of y'all. to me, what i have seen at the border is just merely adding as a country that we can't even enforce the territorial integrity of the nation. people fought and died so we can be independent to begin with. they fought over so many generations so we can be free. a free society mean that your border is in order. that your orders matter. -- borders matter. i am an american and being an american to mean something. we are a distinct country. we need

a squad that included detective marty wild men, and detective sergeant mike mcgrath was soon on the sceneooked at the blood smear on the rear bumper of the car. and then we said, everybody out. we are taking this. and we started going on the -- emphatically. processing it as a homicide, basically. >> it looked to detectives as if theresa had been attacked, and the -- founder of the house supported that. on the stairs, a footprint, too large to be theresa's. and this -- >> we saw a small little brass or a metal ring. >> -- in a half bath, detectives found a towel rack missing from the wall, and two more spots of blood, one near the base forward, another on the mirror. >> analysis of those two blood droplets from the same person? >> same person. full male profile >> so, not theresa insana? >> not theresa insana. >> then there was that blood on the bumper of theresa's car. that would later turn out to be theresa's blood, not in assailants. detectives prepared themselves for what might be in the cars trunk. but when it was open, they found only a bit more blood and mud. then, inside the car,

mckayla mcgrath sees it as an opportunity to make agriculture's case. yeah, i really do think that the public needs to be educated on it. there's just so much that goes around that's just negativity and stuff a lot about the dairy industry. i know that goes around all the time up close and personal, a petting zoo and everywhere you look food, food, food, including this. we've got a dragon dog, which is basically just cheddar cheese on a stick dipped in corndog batter and panko. and then there's sriracha on top. that's, i'd say, fair food at its finest right there. the alameda county fair weather back in 1948, seen here or today is magic for children. county fairs are wonderlands for families. fairs are a place every member enjoys. that's a good thing to do with the family. everybody enjoys it. and the whole family can go and do things together. my opinion is a great experience for people, and if the public can get involved and start showing animals and see how how they're treated, and especially in the forage projects, fairs, no matter one's age, are an

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there are a few caravan oran mcgrath - going in a tent. also suggests londoners are faring worse than elsewhere in the uk because of high housing costs. senior waiter rajeev travels ten miles across london to use a babybank to get free clothes for his child. a look at travel. on the tube there are severe delays on the district line. good service elsewhere. the weather. remaining largely dry today, despite the chance of some lingering areas of cloud and the possibility of the odd shower in the afternoon. humid conditions are expected. a high of between 22 and 25 celsius. that's it for the moment — i'll have your next update on news, travel and weather in around half an hour. good morning welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today. banging sounds are heard by rescuers searching for the missing titanic sub, according to american media. the us coast guard confirm underwater noises have been detected. with time and oxygen running out, specialists are attempting the deepest search and rescue mission ever attempted. go

here to explain, maggie mcgrath and huma abedin. what did the study find?the percent of women currently serving on america's corporate boards. it's the highest ever rate up from 38% just three years ago. that's some of the good news. if you break out the number of women across all ethnic groups, we get a rate of 30.4%, a little under a third up from 26.5% three years ago. when you look at women of color, that's where you see the progress stall. we have just 7.8% representation now. that's up from 5.7% three years ago. it's changing, but not fast enough. >> huma, let's dive in on that. for minority women who have historically lagged behind their white counterparts, what are the biggest take-aways? >> i thought one of the biggest take-aways in the last two years, the progress made for women of color and under represented minorities have been quite an improvement. the progress is also uneven. most of those board seats went to african-american women, so it was 86 of those seats went to african american women. 24 seats went to women of asian american pacific isl

maggie mcgrath and huma abedin, thank you very much. we get ready to unveil our next summit.is morning, former president trump locked in a battle with the department of justice as his indictment keeps dominating the 2024 race. with mr. trump repeatedly attacking the probe. >> the prosecutor in the case, i will call it our case, is a thug. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland responding in his first comments since this week's arraignment, defending special counsel jack smith, who he appointed. >> mr. smith is a veteran career prosecutor. he has assembled a group of experienced and talented prosecutors and agents who share his commitment to integrity and the rule of law. >> now mr. trump's former chief of staff john kelly, a vocal critic is telling the "washington post" that his former boss is, quote, scared expletive. for the first time in his life, kelly says, it looks like he's being held accountable. the unprecedented criminal case is giving mr. trump, already the political frontrunner, a boost among gop voters. more than 43% support him for the nomination. three q

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. >> that was our friend amy mcgrath earlier this week on alabama senator tommy tuberville's obstructioneadiness. same senator who said that white nationalists belong in the military. tuberville has continued to double and triple and quadruple down on his racist remarks and anti-american sentiments. a local paper reports that during a 90 minute interview last week with donald trump jr. on his streaming show "triggered," tuberville said of teachers in inner city schools this, quote, i don't know whether they can read and write, end quote. wow. it's gotten so bad and so offensive and so painful that even tuberville's own brother has sought to publicly distance illegal immigrants himself from his brother, the embattled senator, saying this in a face book post. due to recent statements by him promoting racial stereotypes, white nationalism and other various controversial topics, i feel compelled to distance myself from his ignorant, hateful rants. what i'm trying to say is i do not agree with any of the vile rhetoric coming out of his mouth. please don't confuse my brother with me. chx, char

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this is john, mcgrath. in pennsylvania. good morning.ning my question pertains to the american medical association. how some of the states are treating doctors with jail or prison time if they perform an abortion is not totally necessary. a lot of doctors are changing from gun ecology -- -- gynecology because they are worried it could be illegal -- they could do something illegal. i think the american medical association should take care of doctors and file lawsuits against the states that are threatening doctors with jail or prison time. a lot of the doctors are afraid to perform dirt procedures. host: i got your point let me let you jump in. i think it tells us -- guest: i think it tells us that abortion ban is not just impacting the people that need abortion care but it has a ripple effect on anybody who has a wanted see that they are hoping to continue safely. we see a lot of examples of doctors being unable to feel like they can provide the care that pregnancy is needed when they face an emergency because of the fear of criminal inv

mcgrath, -- democrats, (202) 748-8000. and independents, (202) 748-8002 .e on medicaid and went on the program during the pandemic, we would like to hear from you. (202) 748-8003. that same number all of you can use to text. include your first name, city, and state. what has been the downside, in your opinion, to adding people to the medicaid program during the pandemic? guest: i think it was understandable at the beginning of the pandemic to have that flexibility. what became clear was that a lot of individuals went back to work and got coverage through work. and the fact that states could not remove them from the medicaid program meant you had taxpayers paying for them to be on medicaid while they also had other sources of coverage. we think about 5 million of those individuals on medicaid currently have other sources of coverage. in most are eligible for other sources of coverage if they were to be removed from medicaid programs. basically you have a large taxpayer cost, probably between $80 billion and $100 billion a year, for people that already have e

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this is john, mcgrath. in pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning my question pertains to the american medical association. how some of the states are treating doctors with jail or prison time if they perform an abortion is not totally necessary. a lot of doctors are changing from gun ecology -- -- gynecology because they are worried it could be illegal -- they could do something illegal. i thinke speaker pro tempore: proceedings will resume onre: >> we'll leave here. you can watch more. go to our website c-span.org. ts resolution, the previous ts question on house resolution 524 and adoption of house resolution 524 if ordered. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. pursuant to clause 9 of rule 20, remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute votes. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on ordering the previous question on house resolution 524 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house calendar

uh, thomas mcgrath. jeremy tam. gabriel leon, who's traveling. he's not here.ll of you. yes. thank you. all right. thank you guys. thank you. next we will go to district nine supervisor hillary ronan. thank you. what a wonderful day of honors. can i? um asked the department of public works. fear of street, houston mapping employees. deputy bureau manager , michael lenin street inspector supervisor jessica salome street inspectors supervisor fatty corey. senior street inspector alejandro de calvo, senior street inspector. genital breaths, uh, street inspector leah linz and street specter. rosina faster. and daryn maze to come on up. um. i want to tell the story of these amazing city employees. um. every really last year, um, and after the passage of the new street vendor ordinance, public works with charged for the first time with implementing, implementing and enforcing vending rules on the street. this was a new task for public works as previous vendor rules were enforced by the san francisco police department. at the time the ordinance was passed the mission

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here to tell us more, maggie mcgrath, editor of forbes women and huma abedin, vice chair of forbes knowhaving such a big impact? >> we are seeing women turn their anguish and anger into action. we see polling that shows women are in the favor of stricter gun laws. a gallup survey found that mothers are more concerned about school shootings than fathers are. what we're seeing through the 50 over 50 nominations is that women aren't sitting on their hands. they're starting companies. they're founding movements. sometimes fuelled by personal loss. we had scarlet lewis who lost her son jessie in the 2014 mass shooting at sandy hook elementary. she told forbes her age and experience has taught her about the fragility of life. >> show up at the polls, especially on this topic. huma, who are some of these women over 50 who are affecting the most change? >> there's been some incredible female leadership in the space, women like chris brown, who is the president of brady, one of the oldest gun violence prevention groups in the country and shannon watts, founder of moms demand action. they have a

uh, thomas mcgrath. jeremy tam. gabriel leon, who's traveling. he's not here. he's in asia and aubrey read, you will always be low baseball family. um good luck to you guys on your future endeavors, and we couldn't have done this without you guys are senior class. thank you. thank you. we will go outside because i have certificates for all of you. yes. thank you. all right. thank you guys. thank you. next we will go to district nine supervisor hillary ronan. thank you. what a wonderful day of honors. can i? um asked the department of public works. fear of street, houston mapping employees. deputy bureau manager , michael lenin street inspector supervisor jessica salome street inspectors supervisor fatty corey. senior street inspector alejandro de calvo, senior street inspector. genital breaths, uh, street inspector leah linz and street specter. rosina faster. and daryn maze to come on up. um. i want to tell the story of these amazing city employees. um. every really last year, um, and after the passage of the new street vendor ordinance, public works with charg

uh, thomas mcgrath. jeremy tam. gabriel leon, who's traveling. he's not here. he's in asia and aubrey read, you will always be low baseball family. um good luck to you guys on your future endeavors, and we couldn't have done this without you guys are senior class. thank you. thank you. we will go outside because i have certificates for all of you. yes. thank you. all right. thank you guys. thank you. next we will go to district nine supervisor hillary ronan. thank you. what a wonderful day of honors. can i? um asked the department of public works. fear of street, houston mapping employees. deputy bureau manager , michael lenin street inspector supervisor jessica salome street inspectors supervisor fatty corey. senior street inspector alejandro de calvo, senior street inspector. genital breaths, uh, street inspector leah linz and street specter. rosina faster. and daryn maze to come on up. um. i want to tell the story of these amazing city employees. um. every really last year, um, and after the passage of the new street vendor ordinance, public works with charg

and another man as well, glenn mcgrath, obviously famously as part of that australian pace attack for, thank you for now. let's find out what the weather is actually going to be like, here is carol. good morning to you all. it should stay dry for much of the day at lord's, but will feel muggy. for all of us it is a fairly cloudy day ahead, some of the starting off with ahead, some of the starting off with a bit of sunshine in the east. we have rain coming in across the north west, and across england and wales in particular it is going to feel muggy. that is because we are in between these two weather fronts here. but as this cold front with the triangles sinks southwards, fresh conditions will follow on behind. a murky start on the day, a lot of low cloud, sam hill fog and also some showers. showers across northern england, heavy rain moving through northern ireland and scotland, eventually getting into northern england and also eventually north wales. ahead of it we will see showers develop as temperatures rise, particularly northern england heading down towards the midlands and some