meredith. meredith. you know the the washington post has washington post is reporting on the reported on the potential nuclear potential of information being nuclear information stored at mar-a-lago. being stored in now, donald trump himself, mar-a-lago. donald trump he's called a report a hoax. called it a hoax. in fact, here's here's one institution he said what his attorney said about. it >> about it. >> is it your is it your understanding understanding that there that there were were not not documents documents related related to to our nuclear our new color capabilities, or capabilities, or new nuclear issues color issues, that had national that had national security security implications in the implications in the presidents possession when the presidents possessions agents showed up at when the agents showed mar-a-lago? up at mar-a-lago? >> >> that's correct. that's correct. i don't i don't believe they believe they were, were. if they and if they thought they thought they were -- >> wer

joining us now is the reporter on that story, meredith mcdraw, the reporter who wrote it. good to see you. thank you for being with us. let's talk about this. an fbi investigation into hillary clinton for potentially mishandling classified information by some accounts was enough to tank her campaign in 2016. the trump team seems to be thinking this is good for them. why? >> well, they see this as a galvanizing, political force. as we saw yesterday after the news broke, republicans from every corner of the party it seemed gathered around trump to support him and express outrage over the fbi's search warrant there at mamar-a-lago. he's been getting calls from his allies on capitol hill, encounseloring him to expedite potential 2024 announcement and for a lot of people on the right they have seen this as a unifyingorce for them as they move into the midterms. >> so ifonald trump sees this a nascent focus for his campai for president, are you aware of anyone around him in a circle of advisers who is suggesting maybe this isn't the hill to die on? >> well, i think in some ways

. >>> let's go to meredith mcgraw. meredith, what we know, trump has been considering a run for 2024 but, wouldn't this speed up his decision? >> last night the former president was getting lots of encouragement from allies that he should jump in the race even sooner. it was notable that one of his aides tweeted out, "trump 2024. and that was a continued sentiment that has been shared. for people around trump and trump himself, this search has been seen as a politically galvanizing force of for him ahead of a 2024 announcement. >> there is a scenario under which trump and desantis could roll against each other. what does this do to that dynamic? >> as i was talking to somebody close to trump last night as this was unfolding, they said there is support and outrage over this and, the fbi search could end up being a unifying point for members of the republican party. but i did hear from people around trump who said that they were disappointed in people like senator tim scott who was more cautious and said that it was prud

detailing the evidence that led to a search of former president trump's florida estate as foxes marc meredith reports the judges looking to release some of the documents to the public. four days. that's how long federal prosecutors have to submit redactions to a criminal affidavit used to justify the fbi's recent search of former president trump's mar a lago estate this week, a federal judge is expected to review the proposed redactions, but it's unclear when the document may be made public. if at all. this sworn statement lays out the justice department's case for why there was a probable cause to search trump's property. trump and his allies are pushing foa full release of the documents, citing intense public interest. show us what it is that you went into the president , um residents spent nine hours at you know, former president trump's residence. what is it? that was that imminent national security threat to any of us really believe that donald trump is like reading his nuclear secrets and his bedside at night? you're going to pursue this criminal investigation. you have to prove intent.

mark meredith will be up in a second with more on all of this.omplete ruling from the bench but going some distance down that road. >> aishah: that's right, and of course the doj has been trying to prevent the entire document from being released and they have been pushing back saying that we think that we might lose potential witnesses for future investigations, that this might be a matter of national security but we have talked about this all day, that it is possible to see this affidavit released redacted, and this happens all the time, john. i've requested affidavits in my entire career and i get them all the time and sometimes you'll see big black marks and they are redacted but you still get the gist of why the search happened and that's exactly the point that we want to get to. let's bring in mark meredith, he is live for us in west palm beach florida just outside the courthouse there, i believe. mark, are you there, and what can you tell us about what we just found out moments ago? >> hey, i sure am. we have seen leave the courthouse, tric

let's go to mark meredith with more. mark? >> hi, neil.e the federal affidavit against the former president unsealed but he understands why it could compromise the on going investigation if it's unsealed and redactions could be necessary. today's hearing lasted a little more than an hour. we heard lawyers for the justice department argue that releasing an affidavit could compromise not only the investigation but some of the witnesses cooperating with the government, its investigating right now how so many classified and top secret documents ended up at mar-a-largo after the president left office. the former president is calling for the release of the entire affidavit. he doesn't want things redacted. he wants it all. we got a statement from his spokesperson. they said trump made it clear his views that the american people should see the unredacted affidavit related to mar-a-largo. the judge rejected the cynical attempt to hide the whole affidavit from americans. no redactions should be necessary and the whole affidavit should be released.

now let's turn to market meredith.is in palm beach, florida for the latest on the search of mar-a-lago. >> for president trump said soon his legal team is going to be filing a motion challenging the legality of the church here at mar-a-lago. this comes as we are also waiting to see what federal prosecutors may decide reduction to the criminal affidavits which targets trump brickwork's lawyers for former president trump agents violet's fourth amendment right by searching his florida home and removing multiple items including cases of classified in top-secret documents. x the fourth amendment requires particularity. it requires a narrowness to the intrusion on the person's home for. >> a federal judge signed off on the search. this week the same judge will decide how much of a criminal affidavit detailing the government's case against trump can be released. multiple media organizations, but not trump himself, argued last week in court it should be made public brickwork that is a public interest. we are entitled to monito

joining me now is meredith mcgraw. let's talk about your latest article. about how donald trump has been spending his day since the -- search tell me what you've heard from the trump camp. what has he been doing? >> the former president has been at his golf club in red minister, new jersey, where he has his summer residence. well he's been there he's had some fund-raisers, he's made calls, he's been on the phone, but he's been spending a lot of time with his aides, he's connected some political business. he has a rally coming up next week, with his super pac of america, he has been spending time with his attorneys as it goes through this. more publicly, he's been posting through true social, his social media account nonstop, taking aim at this investigation among other things. >> you neglected to mention, he did that pep club at the golf tournament -- there is that. two in the meantime, the affidavit contains communications from a justice department agent to a trump legal advisor. the agent wrote, based on their investigation in three spaces, trump's presi

let's go to mark meredith who joins us from west palm beach.tory keeps developing minute by minute. moments ago we received a statement from a spokesperson from the former. it says president trump has made clear that his view the american people should be permitted to see the unredacted affidavit related to the raid and break-in of his home, mar-a-largo. today magistrate judge rinehart rejusted the justice department's attempts to hide the affidavit are from americans. givens the democrats penchant for using redactions just like the russian hoax. what is interesting, we didn't hear from the trump lawyers. it was the government lawyers and the media attorneys arguing whether or not to unseal this affidavit or not. given the statement that we're reading again, the former president says it's not good enough. he wants to see the unredacted version and made clear by the judge that that is not likely to happen. we'll see redactions and still give the government another week here to try to figure out what redactions are necessary given that this is an

let's turn to meredith mcgraw now, national political correspondent for politico meredith, we know former president trump has been considering a run for 2024 that is no secret. but would this speed up his decision as apparently so many in his inner circle are suggesting >> yeah, last night the former president was getting lots of encouragement from allies of his that he should jump in the race even sooner and announce a 2024 run. it was notable that one of his closest aides, dan scavino, put it out there on twitter, trump 2024 as he was making calls today, that was a continued sentiment that was shared. for people around trump and for trump himself, this search has been seen as a kind of politically galvanizing force for him ahead of any potential 2024 announcement. >> you know, there is a scenario, obviously, under which mr. trump and governor desantis could run against one another in the primary for president. what does that do -- what does this do to that dynamic? >> that's a good question. as i was talking to somebody close to trump last night, as all of this was unfolding, they did p

arthel: mark meredith, thank you very much.. >> let's bring in miller, and had institute for policy research, pulitzer prize-winning journalist and author and fox news contributor. julie, we do know is the d.o.j. will redact this affidavit or provide more substantive seeing trump prepares for a fourth amendment challenge. let's look at the amendment when you hear from trial attorney james trustee and i'll get your reaction. the right of the people securing their persons houses and papers against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated and no warrants shall issue upon probable cause supported by affirmation and particularly describing the place to be searched and/or persons or things to be seized. >> the fourth amendment requires particularly, narrowness to the intrusion of the persons home and this warrant had language in it and its inventory but the want has language in it about if you find a classified document, put a box around the intake any boxes near it and that's the fentanyl equivalent of a general sear

mark meredith in palm beach, florida with more. mark: hey, good afternoon from hot and humid palm beach, florida as we await any potential motion that former president trump's lawyers may file and we are also looking for those redactions may be like because, again, the former president's legal team is giving claiming that the search here at mar-a-lago was a violation of trump's fourth amendment rights and while we await the motion we are looking to see when it may be filed or justice department response will be to this and we will be looking to see what happens on thursday, that's when federal prosecutors have to submit to a judge proposed redactions to criminal affidavit detailing what led up to search in mar-a-lago, we are also hearing from tennessee senator marsha blackburn. >> we still do not know exactly what they are up to and we know it's broad and far-teaching, going for documents anywhere between 2017 and 2021. it wasn't a focused raid, if you will. mark: we are also hearing from congressional democrats who claim the searc

mark meredith is live in west palm beach. mark. >> good morning to you. there is no guarantee the former president or media will get their way in getting the affidavit unsealed. the justice department is saying they don't want to see it happen because they believe it could complicate their case. we already received the search warrant that was what was led up to what was recovered at mar-a-lago in the documents he we learned the f.b.i. recovered 11 cases of documents labeled classified or top secret. the affidavit will likely tell us how investigators figured out they were being kept at the estate. the justice department says they are worried about potential violence against the law enforcement community and seen an uptick in the number of threats posted online in the last several days and there are continuing concerns about what may happen if more information comes out as this invest is ongoing. you talked about the former president he wants to know what the government knows. while we're here as well as the rest of the media national mri and local media t

march meredith in palm beach. matthew whitaker, former acting attorney general. the major complaint, right, from the right, from the g.o.p., is that the d.o.j. and f.b.i. in recent years have lost some trust. it appears to be a fair assessment. their belief is if you put out this affidavit, this document and 75% of it is blacked out, not exactly the best way to gain back that trust. your thoughts. >> yeah, i agree with my home state senator chuck grassley. i think the f.b.i. has a burden now to demonstrate that this isn't a continuation of the last seven years of them trying to get trump. ultimately the confident of the american people will be improved in the f.b.i. if they have more transparency. going to court to first of all block this affidavit and then if they present next week a completely blacked out document that looks more than a real affidavit it will be the -- increase the accusations that the f.b.i. is playing politics in this investigation. >> you talk about the redacted affidavit and jonathan turley made a good point and want to get your reaction on

>> bret: mark meredith outside the courthouse. thanks. a top executive at former president trump's family business is pleading guilty to evading taxes. the deal for allen weisselberg could result in his testimony against the company in court. weisselberg was accused of dodging taxes on lavish fringe benefits he received including a lease payment for a luxury car. rent for a mid-atlantic manhattan apartmentand private r his grandchildren. sentenced to five years probation. he must testify when the trump organization goes on trial in october on related charges. meantime, the "new york times" is reporting a grand jury has subpoenaed trump white house documents stored at the national archives and provided to house lawmakers investigating last year's capitol riot. the times is reporting the request comes from prosecutors conducting their own probe into the january 6th event. let's get some analysis on all of this now we welcome jonathan turley, professor at george washington university law school and former fbi special agent maureen o'connell.

mark meredith, thank you very much. back end if you are looking at the best websites to get cheap hotel rooms, we've got some information for us. >> if you travel a lot you probably use these sites before. as you know, so many trying to save some bucks, save for a cheaper rate. there is a brand-new study out suggest that it may not be worth your time, at least in some cases. the travel insurance comparison site ensuremytripcl on three very popular websites on each site, and turns out, wait for it, hotels.com usually comes out with the lowest price. i usually use them myself. 69% of the time when you compare the site hotels.com, expedia, direct, and booking, 69% of the time hotels.com would come up with the lowest price for particular rooms or particular rates. expedia they would sometime come with it. direct would come with it but it all varies because is not just the price for the room, it's also the price for the travel to get there. we noticed that there was a stat that said booking directly with the hotel saving no

correspondent mark meredith is in palm beach again tonight. >> six days. that's how long federal prosecutors have to determine which information in a criminal affidavit should be redacted and what can be released without compromising the government's investigation of former president trump. >> well, the justice department just said that they didn't believe that they could release anything without undermining the investigation. i think that's rather obviously overbroad. >> magistrate judge bruce rinehart says he will review any proposed redactions before deciding whether to make the affidavit public. on truth social trump called for the unredacted version to be released. at thursday's hearing hifers legal team chose not to file any motions or even speak up on the matter. instead, trump's lawyers tell fox they will wait to see what happened. >> i think that won't be very much transparency. i would expect that we'll get a lot of black ink all over that piece of paper. have to see what they kick back. >> government lawyers say releasing too much information co

mark meredith at life in beach. what is the latest?t we are simply awaiting when that motion may be filed. it could come by the end of the week and trump's legal team they will file the motion saying the search that happened here was the fourth amendment right. do not forget is a federal judge who signed off on the search warrant before is executed but we have heard from jim trusty who served as a former president legal team this is what he had to say to mark levan last night. >> we are going to come out swinging and say look, this cannot be something we get a wink and a nod from d.o.j. we are supposed to trust them. >> a former president continues to criticize the fbi claiming america's law enforcement has become that of a third world country. "that's what he said" on social media last night. as latest at statements contradict claims he made earlier in the week in which he told fox he wanted to see the temperature brought down given the heated political climate. since the search they've also seen a huge uptick and the number of threat

next, the honorable meredith baker, ceo and president of ctia , representing the wireless association's largest spectrum of users of the spectrum. next, we have the director of physical infrastructure at the government accountability office , with years of experience evaluating spectrum management over at the fcc and end tia -- and ntia. then we will hear from our fourth witness today, dr. b azlan, with knowledge of wireless options, spectrum management, and competition policy, and formerly an anise -- an analyst at cio. i look forward to your testimony here as well. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ranking member thune, ranking member wicker, thank you for having me here. i would like to summarize four guideposts that can structure innovation and provide access to communications for all. the first guidepost, we should center the public-interest objectives set by congress in our national spectrum strategy. congress directed the fcc to design spectrum auctions to safeguard public interest and make robust service available for all americans. this included promoting competition and economic opp

thank you for joining us, political reporter meredith mcgraw has been reporting over the last 24.trump's weeks only got worse. a federal rule court ruled on trump to hand over his tax returns. he's been fighting to release's tax returns for years now, and it seems it is trump's lawyers will seek to -- have a lot on the plate now, multiple investigations into the client, but trump isn't the only republican for whom the problems are starting to pile up. we'll have that story next. ultivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] technically when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but there are ways you can repair it. i'm excited about pronamel repair because it penetrates deep into the tooth to help actively repair acid-weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair to my patients. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your

>> john: mark meredith tonight for us from the white house. thank you. up next meet u.n.s. and south korean troops hold another round of joint military drills. the large field exercises recently resumed as the allies speak return north korea and its growing nuclear arsenal. north korea called the drills a rehearsal for war. russia and china expressed concern that they will increase tensions in the region. fans at princess diana are paying tribute to the late royal on the 25th anniversary of her death. admirers left flowers, photos and messages outside of kensington palace. princess diana glide paris car subsequent 193 e. 97 at the age of 36. this is a live look at spain. quite now, one of the big stories there tonight the famous street fight returns after a two year break because of the coronavirus pandemic 20,000 people took part in the festival throwing 130 tons of overripe ttomatoes at each other. this year marked the 75th anniversary. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid fre

the james meredith story.all these folks that people have to get this book, i have to go back through this because there are so many names, so many pieces folks are talking about the debate over critical race theory and what to talk about and where to talk about it. a lot of the stuff, i am of a generation that if they didn't change it trillion church i didn't learn it. there's such richness here but i really think this idea of the old school don't throw the baby out with the bathwater, how do we drill down on that, i thought about some parts, when you talked about meredith it sounded like all lives matter but you were saying, we can't get caught up on some of that because we can't erase the impact. >> there are things i disagree with -- that doesn't erase the fact this man went to university of mississippi and broke down the wall of segregation with what he did. he is not perfect and neither are you and neither am i. the story we told so we can have an appreciation. i remember after trey von martin, i was at

we will have it mark meredith down in palm beach. thanks. long time trump attorney, adviser rudy giuliani appeared before a grand jury in atlanta today. investigating allegations the former president may have zone the law during his attempts to influence the 2020 election results in georgia. and the former new york city mayor spent a lot of time answering questions. correspondent jonathan serrie is in atlanta tonight with that story. good evening, jonathan. >> good evening, bret. rudy giuliani spent six hours inside this closed door session. he complied with a judge's order to appear before this special grand jury his previous efforts to postpone citing a heart stent operation that prevents him from flying. take a listen. >> i know you didn't -- i will tell you, i will give you one answer. i didn't walk. >> in advance of today's hearing prosecutors informed giuliani he is not just a witness but a target of the investigation. now, this is not an indictment, but an official notice he could face criminal charges based on the evidence. during th

but tv returns live and in person all day long we will here from library carla hayden, david meredith and more. the library of congress national book festival live saturday beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here, or here, or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> mr. o'donnell is with us.

in palm beach, florida mark meredith fox news. falling gas prices may be coming to an end, experts aghast, but he say prices have gone down for the ninth consecutive week. but with oil prices rebounding, the decline in gas prices could wrap up soon, some predict as early as this week. here in the bay area, san francisco has the highest average price. nearly $5.60 said. matteo sonoma and napa counties have an average of about $5.50. right now. california and hawaii are tied for the highest gas prices in the country. from the ground to the air. let's take it live out to the san francisco international airport, no doubt one of the busiest places to be over the summer. only two flights tonight have been canceled at the airports. unfortunately challenges have played airports nationwide from delayed or canceled flights to lost luggage. now, the federal government says it is stepping in with a warning to us air carriers in an attempt to stand up for airline customers. fox's charles watson has more from atlanta. it's been a summer filled

foxes marc meredith has more it's a good thing. the phrase a lot of people up. to grow the economy.still have a way to go, but i'm not mystic president. biden says he's proud of his plans to cancel some student loan debt for millions of americans, borrowers making less than 100 and 25,000 will have up to $10,000 forgiven and pell grant recipients could see $20,000 of debt wiped away helping those people get out of the hole. they are in and get back on track in life, enabling them to buy homes and raise families. that's good for our economy. while republicans label the plan a gimmick to buy votes , not every democrat supports the decision a handful of democrats, many of whom are up for reelection, expressed disappointment with the strategy , arguing it sends the wrong message to those who never went to college or who sacrificed to pay off their loans. colorado senator michael bennet, writing quote. in my view, the administration should have further targeted the relief and proposed a way to pay for this plan. economists also feared the decision may lead to even higher inflation. at th

a lago estate boxes marked meredith as the story from palm beach. four days. that's how long federal prosecutors have to submit redactions to a criminal affidavit used to justify the fbi's recent search of former president trump's mar a lago estate this week, a federal judge is expected to review the proposed redactions, but it's unclear when the document may be made public. if at all. this sworn statement lays out the justice department's case for why there was a probable cause to search trump's property. trump and his allies are pushing for a full release of the documents, citing intense public interest. show us what it is that you went into the president, um residents spent nine hours at you know, former president trump's residence. what is it? that was that imminent national security threat would do any of us really believe that donald trump is like reading his nuclear secrets and his bedside at night? you're going to pursue this criminal investigation. you have to prove intent. since the search, law enforcement has reported a spike in threats against fbi

thank you for joining us, political reporter meredith mcgraw has been reporting over the last 24.rs donald trump's weeks only got worse. a federal rule court ruled it allison on trump as to hand over his tax returns. he's been fighting to release's tax returns for years now, and it seems it is trump's lawyers will seek to -- have a lot on the plate now, multiple investigations into the client, but trump isn't the only republican for whom the republicans are starting to pile up. we'll have that story next. ve that story next complete multivitamin plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, brain, and hair, skin & nails. new one a day multi+. ♪♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. nope and borrow up to $100k. nope c'mon him? oo, i like him! nooooo... noooo... noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and each sheet is 2x more absorbent

deal with teachers shortages, marc meredith tells us first lady jill biden met with cabinet officialsll i just feel that excitement that anxiety of the new semester it's back to school time for millions of americans, but this year, some students may notice their classroom is more crowded with a nationwide teacher shortage gripping communities coast to coast, turning communities with students from low income backgrounds and students of color the most on wednesday, first lady jill biden and educator herself and top administration officials met with education and business leaders to strategize on how best to address the shortage. there are so many other future educators out there who want to teach by decide against it or decide to leave because so many obstacles stand in their way. education experts say. teachers are leaving their profession for a variety of reasons, whether it be low pay covid concerns or better opportunities elsewhere, sanity and my dignity as a professional or or continue in a place in a with an employer. that doesn't respect me. the white house is partnering with sev

meredith is buying for her son, jack, who is is headed to college. >> we are getting our last-minute necessities, school supplies, clothes, shoes. >> reporter: >> reporter: prices for educational books and supplies increased 3.1% over the last year. computers dropped 3.5%. smart phones are down 20% in the the past 12 months. >> one month doesn't make a tred a trend, but if things go well in the future, we are likely toe to see prices trending lower through this year and into next. next. >> reporter: while prices on some items are coming down, thee down, there is sticker shock at the grocery store with food prices up 13% over last year, a rate not seen since 1979. rent costs are also rising rapidly. the federal reserve will meet next month and is expected to it to implement more measures to slow down increasing prices. dina demetrius, cbs news , los angeles. >> here is what it looks like you're at home. california's average for gas, $5.40 a gallon, gallon, down 70% from last month month but it is not exactly cheap. last year, the average was around $4.39. > >> two days from now, that

meredith did things that i may disagree with murder though came to new york and late 60s ran against adam creampology republican, but that doesn't erase the fact this man went to university of mississippi and broke down the walls of segregation would what he did so he's not perfect in either you and neither am i the stories need to be told so we can have an appreciation. i remember right after trayvon martin and i was very much in the center of that case with all sabrina fulton and tracy our parents had come to me again with ben trump, and i remember i went to a rally in florida. are in sanford florida right after trayvon have and a girl had a young lady had on a t-shirt saying this is not grandma's moving. and a lot of these civil rights guys with me said oh lord, what is what is this? and i walked over to us and let me ask you something. what what do you wear that what i want them to know this ain't no we shall overcome generation that i i said it was obvious you younger than the wish alone come generation. i'm not a wish i will come generation. my generation was the no justice. no

he was present when james meredith was integrating ole miss, he was in the room when two men were being of emmett till. part of it is he was everywhere, he was someone you trusted, he was a piece of the furniture. he was someone, who especially the civil rights leaders, expected and believed would tells a story after, would document what was happening. people were happy to have ernest around. one of king's chief lieutenants told us they always answered ernest's call and if you wanted information, they gave it. geoff: all the while he was living a second life as an fbi informant during this infamous period of american history where the fbi was involved in domestic surveillance, illegal domestic surveillance. why would ernest weathersby valuable to j edgar hoover at the time? wesley: the fbi at the time had no black agents. they could not just show up at a civil rights meeting. this is a time when fbi agents were being particularly accreted by hoover to be a white guy republicans from omaha, right? we love omaha, but you know what i mean. a very specific, clean-cut look. that is not the b

will here from library carla hayden, david meredith and more. the library of congress national book festival live saturday beginning at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> there are a lot of places to get political information but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here, or here, or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> mr. o'donnell is with us. early 80's as a prosecutor in the queens' da office and now as a lecturer at john jay college of criminal justice. welcome to washington journal, welcome back. guest: thank you, good morning. now talking about the safer america plan that he unveiled, some of which eat -- we knew ahead of time, the elements of his crime reduction and gun violence reduction plan and the key parts are $14 billion for training and 100 dish -- additional officers. $20 billion over five years, $1.7 billion for more agents, a

meredith college is giving qualified students $500 to pay for tuition and another $500 to pay for housingvaluate for spring spring to see if there's many left, and if the program was successful, how we might keep it it going. >> reporter: lorena says any california students who fill out out financial aid forms, even if if their income is too high, will get free tuition from the fall semester. >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, for many people. the financial aspect is a reason reason they don't start school or go back to school. >> reporter: working full time and the student body president says free tuition means one less less thing to worry about. >> it's a very good experience for me, and this guy is the limit. >> reporter: you know what they say, a mind is a terrible thing to waste. educators safe you know someone who could benefit from this, give them a nudge. in in oakland, kpix 5. > >> let's check in with weather, it's about to get hotter. >> ready to sweat. it's going to to be hot. >> we are prepared, in the east bay. inland in the east bay where we both live, it'll be ove

get, meredith says more than 30% of city residents were treated for covid at a sub general during theandemic to mark a century and a half of service mayor london breed has declared sunday. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital day. coming up raising a child in the us so yeah, it's getting even more expensive thanks to rising inflation and excitement building for san jose little league team gearing up for a big game tomorrow, their incredible journey, landing them a spot on the diamond. had a barrier. whether the weekend just about here you can plan on cooler temperatures, at least for the next couple of days. but then next week, we're gonna warm things b here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on

he in the way for the meredith march he said well you can interpret black power in many ways. and it could raise he said tactical concerns because he felt that the future of the country depended on black and white people working together. but he said he prays the march the march against fear for demonstrating that black citizens would keep up their efforts. for full equality and until they establish full equality and he himself embraced black self-determination and community empowerment which was evident and in the bedford stuyvesant project, which was an innovative redevelopment project. that was run by people in the community. they'd raised money from the federal government philanthropy businesses and people in the community would develop plants for renovating homes. education programs job training and the rest but what's particularly interesting is that kennedy had been a south africa a very famous trip to south africa in june of 60 six when he was invited by antipartheid student group and remarkable trip where he makes these comparisons between america and south africa and

. >> but but mark meredith live i washington, there is also some growing fears now about violence towards government officials, including the fbi, fbi agents, how is the bureau responding? >> aishah, they are monitoring the threats and warn law enforcement to be vigilant, one week after the fbi search at mar-a-lago. he believes cooler heads should prevail, he spoke to the digital team and the former president said "people are so angry at what is taking place. whatever we can do to help, because the temperature has to be brought down in the country, if it isn't, terrible things are going to happen." but in the same interview, trump accuses the justice department of abusing its power and he says it's possible agents planted materials at his home. late friday we learned fbi agents removed 20 boxes from mar-a-lago and uncovered 11 sets of classified documents. trump insists he can declassify documents. and a growing number of lawmakers are demanding the justice department give them more information about the search and the events leading up to it. and intelligence committee is calling for a c

mark meredith live in washington with more. what is the relief plan?he president's plan itself. now comes the hard part for the department of education as they try to clear up some of the confusion whether it's here on college campuses for people who have had loans for a long time trying to explain who will be qualifying for debt relief and who is not. the government and the white house is pointing people to one website in particular that student aid.gov but when you go to that website now there is only basic information available on the page and it is promising more information is going to be coming. there have been reports, though, this website has had issues this week. probably everybody trying to go on there. the application for this debt relief is not ready yet. the government is telling people interested to sign up for an email alert to be notified when more details are ready. they are promising to get more information out by the end of this year. details we do have spell out both from the white house and the website saying americans can expect t

mark meredith is live in palm beach florida. mark. >> good evening.e new developments and how classified documents were recovered from the former president's estate. they are getting ready to fight back. filing a motion possibly by tomorrow detailing a violation of the fourth amendment rights. also expected to ask for third party to review the materials which were seized by the fbi earlier this month. we don't know how the justice department will respond. calling for the unredacted version to be released. justifying the search. he has yet to file a motion to do just that. legal filings from multiple media organizations that has a judge directing federal prosecutors to decide what needs to be redacted. they have until thursday to decide. justice department officials are concerned. republican say this is not a case where they should remain tightlipped. >> show what it is, nine hours out former president trump's residence. >> this is interesting. 57% of people want to see the investigation into the former president continue. fierce at this is all politic

coming back to and the idea everybody has a role or excepting people for who they are so the james meredithry and all these folks that people have to get the bucket have to go back through it there are so many pieces that folks are talking about the debate over crt and where to talk about it. o a lot of that stuff but if they don't teach it to me in church i did not learn it. there is a richness here but the idea the old-school don't throw the baby out with the bathwater how do we drill down onf that? so i thought about some parts it soundsgh like all lives matter but like you said we cannot get caught up on that because we cannot erase the impact that he had on the movement. >> there may be things that i disagree with but we need to have an appreciation. treyvoner right after martin and they had to me again and i know i went to a rally in florida and the girl had on a t-shirt saying this is not grandma's movement and then said what is this and i walked over and said let me ask you like you where that? that isai that we shall overcome generation blob loblaw. obviously you are younger with m

. >> trace: mark meredith live at the white house with more. mark, good morning. >> good morning.te house is stepping up its plans to get the president out on the campaign trail. as you were talking about he have is going to be heading to pennsylvania three times in less than a week. this afternoon making stops in scranton to deliver remarks on gun violence. pittsburgh and milwaukee on labor day but it's the prime time speech on thursday in philadelphia which is expected to be much more fiery and politically focused. white house official say the theme will be continued battle for the soul of the nation as well as the ongoing fight for democracy. the president has certainly stepped up his attack on the former president and trump supporters. here is what he had to say just last week. >> president biden: the extreme maga republicans have made their choice to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate and division. we've chosen a different path. forward, the future, unity, hope, optimism. >> biden continues to blame trump a cbs poll shows americans aren't happy with where the country

mark mir meredith. griff: and the president is back from his vacation and now he's in delaware where a fence is being put up around his beach house. >> he hasn't done much since he's been back in delaware, but at the white house, puts him on a short list of all time great leaders. >> we now have a presidency where the president has delivered the largest economic recovery plan since roosevelt, largest infrastructure plan since eisenhower, most judges confirmed since kennedy. largest health care bill since johnson and largest climate change bill with in history. >> president biden took a break between vacations to sign this inflation reduction act, but at the bill's signing and in the days since, inflation is barely mentioned and instead the president talks about lowering specific costs on things like prescription. >> the inflation reduction act says that medicare can negotiate and say we're only going to pay this amount of money for your drug and caps out out of pocket expenses for prescription drug pric

force to mark meredith live in wa

trace. >> trace: mark meredith live at the white house.ooking up for democrats in november? the party getting a boost from abortion laws, falling grass prices and recent victories for president biden. we have a fox news contributor. my husband asked me if this is when a terrible football team wins one game and they are expected to win the super bowl. there does seem to be a in theable shift. >> polls are improving for democrats. i like your husband's analogy. they have gone for the president from really terrible to just bad and disappointing. and so -- >> dana: that looks so much better. >> if you're a democrat you like the trend. you think wow, if it keeps going this way by november we might be in good shape. if it stays where it is i think it's still a big problem for the party in power. >> trace: it's interesting. it was an interesting comment, his name is a gop analyst saying the following. it is an unusual election. republicans have significant advantages on their seft issues, inflation, economy, crime and democrats enjoy add advantag