he was more concerned with getting michelle harris has that cleaned up and back on the law. >> the motivemoney. cal had learned that michele was demanding an appraisal of a car business. and she intended to take a piece of it in the divorce? >> all of a sudden, everything was out of his control. >> so the argument went, if michele disappeared, cal's problems did to. >> he was going to have his finances scrutinized. he was perhaps not going to be able to stand a marital residence, certainly his children were leaving. and the next day, all of those things are back in his control. >> finally, that blood evidence. prosecution witnesses called a medium velocity spatter, that had been left there only recently. >> i think it could very well have been the most important part of the case. as far as placing michelle bleeding in the house, with some force having been applied to that blood. and no explanation for it. >> so what happens that night? prosecutor keen put his form to the jury. >> she got home that night at about 11:30. parked a car. went in through the garage door. and then as soon as she

>> brian: not true. >> michele: a single source story we don't even have. >> harris: you side in "the." >> michele: when i first came out i was like, where is the second source on the story? and yet it's being quoted as report. this is the kind of stuff that we expect better from elected officials. i want the damn truth. >> emily: and at a minimum we expect condemnation of violence across the board. >> brian: what if a protester showed up at catania brown's house because he didn't know what a woman was? he be condemned and two seconds. >> emily: there would have been media uproar. coming up, elon musk response to twitter's threat to sue him over backing out on the $44 billion deal. that's next. ♪ ♪ grandparents cut a rug, with a jitterbug? or returned from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. ♪♪ where your dad waited for his dad to come home from the factory. is this where they gathered on their front steps, with fats domino on the breeze... ancestry can guide you to family discoveries in the 1950 census. see what you can uncover at ancestry. if you have type 2 diabetes or high b

michelle heard. >> reporter: stefan harris is living in san francisco right now recovering from monkeypox. >> i came as a contact with monkeypox around pride, which was the last weekend in june. >> reporter: there is a concern that the virus could spread in the city again this weekend. there will be circuit parties all weekend in the south of market area near a popular fair called dorey alley. and the gay community is talking about how dangerous it could be. >> monkeypox is going to skyrocket because people can't stop having sex. not thinking that they, themselves, could be out in large crowds, touching people. that's just as likely as having sex. >> reporter: tonight we spoke to stanford university professor dr. dean winslow about the monkeypox death in spain. >> the individual in spain who died was a 41-year-old man who had lymphoma. so it's not too surprising that deaths from monkeypox occurred in an individual with such a compromised immune system. >> reporter: dr. winslow didn't know details about the person who died from the virus. meanwhile the city of san francisco is working on preventing i

from the ukranian side when we look at the se, se in the front or in the direction of harris on in the direction of michel i if, where indeed you an armed forces hobbs begin quite consistently to retake villages and also a discount or offensive sees, you know, a lot of western weapons being used to destroy, for example, a russian, i'm munition warehouses and the likes. oh, so there's, there are victories also in a southern. so finding particularly and i think the attention of ukrainians is rather focused on the top of the mountains. it cranes president zalinski. he spoke to ukraine, ukrainians, telling him about the need to prepare for winter. what have you had to say, emma, about the way the war is proceeding? well, yesterday val on him, he zalinski ukrainians. president really focused on the, on the years after the war. he of course, pledged for reconstruction of ukraine that he said this would not only mean the reconstruction of walls, the reconstruction of everything that has been destroyed, he is obliged to ukraine, would become the free is european country delivery. and then a message of how to peop

the psa one zach harris is here, psa three michelle.hree emeritus robert watkins and ps a3 atkins charles. psa 4 sarah chomsky. ps 86 she's that good, michelle. she's got to right now. our golden gate park wizard gave. christopher campbell. and now not here today, in psa for brandon young let's give all these folks and they can . and then to the awardees just so you know. wait, there's more.you've got certificates from all kinds of elected officials including rafael, his esteemed colleague on the board of supervisors . you've got a veryimpressive gift card , larry and vince best place. you've got tons of rec and park swag as if you didn't have enough you guys are significant certificate redeemable for a to get to be designed first time ever william hammond all that you will probably be able to wear on all your uniforms . and today passes to outside lands. that's for all ouraward winners . so i want to thank also ashley and teresa and everybody from 261. everybody who had a hand in pulling this off. a good shout out to tom smith and our

harris faulkner. also joining us, michele tafoya and brian kilmeade.ort out about president biden's aides and how it's becoming a serious concern. you won't believe where this report is for him. they say he's a liability for the white house and the democratic party. you think? it's "the new yo

harris. as of just this evening to have been she 6 missing strikes, a total of 12. my sa, skip over in michel life on the don. it's gretchen as folks have continually new brutal hostilities continue along the entire front line in don barzyk for the epi center, of course, in the cities of the lou hun screeching mr. logical obligation. many have been forced to flee to other parts of ukraine. i had 3 year old daughter in tow. nina bonder escaped. lizzie chance. she fears that even when the violence is over, there'll be nothing left to go back to what a grip the city doesn't exist any more. it is practically than white talk the face of the earth. there is no humanitarian, a distribution center. it was hit, the building no longer exists, just like many of our houses safe and now families here try and get used to their new lives in a sort. linda. never sure if or when the next attack will come. but one thing is certain, it will be a long time before they can go home. to them, you corresponded. manual shoes is in odessa. i asked her about russia's claims to have taken control of the lu onscreen. wel

this -- michelle, i know that you or recently in a meeting with vice president harris talking about whatwhen, and if, and at this point, you have the conversation, it was really a discretion of one. we knew it was going to happen. roe is overturned. this little girl is not the only one, okay? lawsuits, amendments, executive orders, all around real women are stuck in a nightmare here. >> this is the tragedy of where we are now in our nation, and even more that we will begin to see. it's a deathly proposition for many different reasons. let me connect to what we were just talking, about the republican party. you know, roe v. wade was a 7 to 2 decision. five of those seven justices were republican appointed. justice blackman, who wrote the opinion of roe, was put on the court by region exxon. this tells us something about how far removed that republican party is from its roots. prescott bush, the father of george h. w. bush was the treasury for planned parenthood. but, what do these issues mean today, and one of my so concerned about? it's not as that individuals will travel, but there are

michelle obama. >> kamala is fine and biden. no chance they would come close to winning again after how it's been going. >> harris: kat timpf co-host and fox news contributors. >> i'm surprised it is taking so long for people to be having this discussion about biden running again or not. because the numbers keep getting lower. yahoo poll. 18% of voters want to see biden run again. i think that the problem is that if not biden, then who is the question. kamala tried to run for president and didn't get any delegates and hasn't become more popular since then and i think gavin newsom is thinking about a run. he is running the anti-florida ads. who runs ads for no reason? >> harris: pritzker the governor of illinois is going to host a gala this weekend in florida. clearly they are worried about governor desantis because they are focusing ad money on him and their time. they are flying to his state. >> absolutely. all the focus on florida isn't just because florida is florida. it is focusing on ron desantis. people expect him to run. i feel like a lot of voters feel gas lit by the explanation of course biden is running again. why wouldn'

harris i do even need to get into that. gavin newsom might look good playing president but he is not smart enough. so, if not them, who? michelle coincidentally is reappearing. hitting the airwaves to push her new book and tell us how awful america has become. >> a lot has happened. we have seen a global pandemic. we have seen insurrection. a rising tide of hate and bigotry and intolerance and a whole lot more. i have spoken to a lot of loved ones, many of you about what we all seem to be facing what was resulted in from that process is the new book it's called "the light we carry." i think of it as kind of a toolbox. >> jesse: is michigan sell saying she has the tools to fix the problems plaguing america? it certainly sounds like it. why else would she be writing a new book? she doesn't need the money. this book seems awfully political. mitchell's last book sold 17 million copies it wasn't as good as "how i saved the world" but you know people seemed to like it. let's say she did really well in the royalty department. and that's on top of the $65 million book deal her and barack signed for their memoirs in 2017 the podcast agr

harry styles, and serena williams. leto promotes gucci and wears it almost exclusively on the red carpet and, of course, when he's gardening with michelounterfeit gucci shirt. >> with him? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. he says, oh, darling, that's fake. i'm like, i know. >> now when you think to gucci, you think you can look beautiful in different ways, you know. that's something that i think very powerful for everybody because in the past, i mean, fashion was just one way. >> the hollywood show, which took six months to create, lasted just 22 minutes. right now, alessandro michel is the most influential designer in fashion, but he'll be the first to tell you nothing is eternal, except his city, rome. >> you said after that first show, you were worried they were going to fire you. >> yeah. >> are you feeling a little more confident now? >> i love to feel insecure in a way. >> it makes you creative? >> yeah, it makes me feel creative. it's almost like life. it's not forever. that's the most beautiful thing, that nothing's forever. that's why it's precious. >>> why gucci models once carried heads down the runway online. that's the perfect age to

michelle grossman, thank you so much. >> sure. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," we're going to return to the july 4th mass shooting and vice president kamala harris'so the scene in highland park. what she had to say about gun violence. >>> plus, president biden back on the road. we'll tell you where he's heading and why when "way too early" comes right back. g and w early" comes right back. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®. ask you doctor about tremfya® today. as a business owner, ask you doctor your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable

they have a kamala harris problem, she doesn't even rate in these polls at all and she's the sitting vice-president. so the question is to whom do the democrats turn tgavin newsome, michellema, lease all essentially retreads in one form or another but i think a lot of decision making is going to wait until president trump makes his decision about '24. >> laura: and tom part of the issue is that the biden team, they can't channel clinton's, you know, i feel your pain message. they just blame everybody else. >> there's no question that these are challenging economic times. the president has acknowledged it. this economy that we are facing is the result of a pandemic. this pandemic that remains with us, as well as russia's war on ukraine and we know that has disrupted our economic system and global markets as well. >> laura: tom, american people going to buy this, not their fault? >> no, i don't think they are. i mean, biden wants tots take credit for the good parts of the economy and blame all the bad parts of the economy on putin and i just don't think that's going to sell with voters particularly independent voters in november. >> laura: the buck stops somewhere. tom and

this vice president harris, secretary boody judge, secretary klobuchar, governor newsom, roy cooper, governor of north carolina, sherry brown, gretchen whitmer, maybe even michelle and hillary clinton. is there anyone there that could be a bible. >> only two of them have ever won a democratic delegate in the democratic primary. the same forces that led to joe biden getting the nomination in 2020 are still at play and you are right. it's not that they don't have a deep bench, they have no bench it's that bad all. stuart: we agreed on that. thank you for b he h se h rl tn mheni mhe apectete it. thsi pntfntntntntnt t h tcshintatflniolanio prt idbienn.bienn. nk hnkelpelseln ve i gve i gve ive i that. >> no one has inflation as high as the u.s. >> there sending us more workers, if you have more workers increase supply and without prices go down in that's argument may be the low hanging fruit because it'll have the best relationship if you improve temporary work visas that would ease the mass migration at the border increasing the labor supply raising productions and bringing down supply. remember the summit of the americans last month. he did not go he was annoyed th

michelle, that in-mile-per-hour. i wanted to point out something about emgreene's commentary. it's very interesting to me, and this is also where i think vice president harrisng to 1 will hundred different places over the course of the year makes a difference. you do have people in these districts who do not agree with these policies. marjorie taylor greene is like, hey, i'm a proud white nationalist, but you look at the data about her district. her district is 75% white but it's 12% his panic, 9% african american, 1% asian and 3% who say they are of two races or more. i mean, there are people in these districts who do not like the fact that they are getting swept along in this white nationalist movement, not just from a numbers perspective but even from a political agitation perspective. can those people be activated. there's got to be people in parts of can says and texas and ohio saying, look, if we had help with some money we'd overthrow these maniacs because we're not happy with the policies they are throwing down our throats. >> marjorie taylor greene identifies herself as a christian nationalist which is obviously a mostly white movement adjacent to

michelle. look at the level of affection come with a fist mount, tates. now we are fist pumping pariah guy on the world stage. >> dagen: wasn't that for covid, wasn't that the whole point of it? >> harris't want him touching anybody. dr. saphier, help us out here. >> nicole: by the way, you shouldn't stick your fingers in your mouth after shaking hands. we are not not shaking hands anymore because of covid because transmission is not the way. buddies shaking some people's hands and fist pumping out there so maintain messaging would mak. >> harris: what is the messaging dagen mcdowell, does the fist pump to get real? >> dagen: right now it doesn't. saudi arabia i apologize for going into the weeds, but i'm a nerd and this is what i do. >> harris: we love that. >> dagen: this is what i do. we can talk about oil production capacity all day long. saudi arabia has already decided production levels for this month and august. they've got a meeting with opec. that that which opec plus, russia's part of it. they will get to gather and decide how much they will pump their quota. this meeting was moved up to this time because the white house is trying to avoid a bigger trip where sleepy joe biden

about the bench they are worried that harris can't win in a putin judge, he's going to have a tough time winning a general election. a lot of democrats talk about michellethis is a problem for democrats it's not like they have the next barack obama in the wings waiting. we do not see that politician at least not yet. maria: sarah westwood is with me this morning, you talk about democrats, look at the independents, they are also moving towards the gop look at the hispanic community as well, jumping here. >> i think there's a widespread recognition and obviously biden is incredibly weak and democrats are facing an uphill battle but i think it's interesting you are not seeing were democrats who were in november senate candidates who were in cycle this year breaking with president biden why do you think that is why do you think somebody democrats are stickinge driving his poll numbers down. >> is a great question because biden has been embraced on the campaign trail in prior years. i don't think were in the heat of the election season so as we get closer to november and were talking in september and october i think you will see some democrats, not all but s

kamala harris, i love kamala harris, but i just don't think she has the charisma to be president. i just don't think she would be a strong candidate. but michellebama is the -- is an excellent candidate. host: can i ask you -- why michelle obama, what she brings to the table as far as being president of the united states? caller: well, just all of the things she did as a first lady. just the programs. her foresight. she was out front, she did things that were good for the nation. she taught a lot of things about family. there were a lot of things she brings that she -- i think, in her style of politics. she is fair. just the one topic that she said , the one verse she said was, when they go low, you ohio. it is an example of her politics, and i think that is how she would be, and that is what this country needs. you need someone to go high, and i think joe biden is trying to do that. you just have a lot of due-nothing republicans, and they call themselves patriotic? they are doing nothing to help this country get out of this mess, just like they did with barack obama in 2008, and it is sad. host: let's hear from michael. hello. caller: yes. i l