the general scheme of things that be much of an uplift, and i think that is disappointing because nate center of those olympics. it always it is. it is their time to shine. as i said, we have a lot of the younger brands that would take advantage of that increased interest in sport, and again, it suggests that nate is very firmly on the back foot, at least for the moment. shares of online comics platform webtoon have risen by more than 9% on their debut on the nasdaq stock exchange. the company, which is owned by south korea technology giant naver, has been boosted by the growing online popularity of korean and japanese comics. it had a market value of around $2.9 billion after its first trading day in new york. just a recap of our top story. in few hours' time, joe biden and donald trump will face off in their first televised debate for this year's us presidential election. you can find more of our �*live' coverage and analysis of the debate on our website, bbc.com forward slash news. thanks for watching. hello, and welcome to sportsday with me olly foster. england are hit for six, aft

or we're very happy to have nate came with us today. welcome to the show, nate. hey, thanks for having me on need you and i have a lot in common. we were just 2 guys serving their country and trying to do the right thing. we saw evidence of wrongdoing and we reported it, and then the entire weight of the us government stolen our heads. tell us your story from the outset you were doing work at the f b i. and then what did you see? well, i was a, i was, there is a contractor and a subject matter expert for cyber security. and i came in one day and overheard a conversation that honestly i wish i had not heard. but it was one that involved a cover up involved senior leadership at the f b i. and somebody had seen transcripts of a conversation that occurred on the 7th floor where they were going to essentially shut down a lawful investigation on the basis of political reasons. and that's something that i can't abide by when i took my oath, my oath was to the constitution support and defend the constitution against enemies, all foreign and domestic. and there were thing

nate says that the equipment at his brewery is... obviously, their ingredients are somewhat different, a lot of european hops. the first beer we brewed was belgian golden ale. then we added dark ale from scean to don. today we offer dark beer red eyes. visitors like it very much. it has a bit of chocolate malt, which balances the hops and gives it a distinct taste. long table brewery is located in the heart of denver and is open to the public popularity among visitors. smith has been producing beer for more than 10 years. you're full from the start. russia's invasion of ukraine, it also cooperates with the non-profit organization ukraine aid fund. together they organize charity meetings and fairs to help ukraine. a very good story, how he found his way, how he can help ukraine. this is very cool because he can show how ukrainian beer is brewed for his american guests. we can treat you to ukrainian. we are an american community and americans help us a lot, this is probably the sixth time we are gathering here, after a while we will pr

at some time, nate kane is a us army veteran and cyber security engineering expert who served as a government contractor for more than 2 decades. with service at the pentagon, the f b, i, the national security agency, the drug enforcement administration and elsewhere. he's a patriot. he's a strong christian, and most recently he was a candidate for congress from the state of west virginia. like all whistle blowers needs personal integrity has been of the utmost importance to him. his faith teaches that the truth shall set you free, and he believes rightly in my view, that telling the truth under difficult circumstances is the only right thing to do . in 2017 while working at the f. b, i need discovered that f, b, i and justice department leaders were refusing to pursue criminal cases against hillary clinton and the clinton foundation, effectively obstructing justice. this was just months after the f. b, i appeared to take a side and the 2016 election supporting hillary clinton and beginning the false narrative that donald trump was a russian agent. and that the russian government was somehow

host: nate, i addressed this before, nate, in that we have all different viewpoints on this program.er, you know that. charlie spiering, respond to what he had to say. guest: nate, i think that you correctly said that if she does run for president you would not vote for her. but i think that■ a big reason why i wrote the book -- not every vice president deserves a book examining the first three years. but i think in kamala harris' case, there is a 47th president of the united states without running her own election. if it's joe biden winning in november, voters have to be aware of who kamala harris is, who the vice president is and whether or not they're comfortable with her leading the country if the president can't make it through a second term with his advanced age. host: you said at the top that inzn your reporting you found people who said she has improved. guest: yeah, as they get into campaign mode, there is a lot less people talking, revealing negative things about her office. theye her back on script, letting her go out to some of these safe spaces where she's comfortable ca

neil: thank you, nate. nate foy on all that. no white house reaction to this arrest and the president is back from italy getting ready for a big fundraiser going on in holly hollywood tonight for which they're raise ago ton of bubs. lucas tomlinson has more. reporter: that's right. president biden attending the fundraiser in los angeles with some of the elite and president biden traveling through the night aboard air force 1 and landed at andrews air force base and brief stop for what he arrived just over a week ago in los angeles and the video of that is the president's arrival there and he landed and here he is getting off air force one followed by daughter ashley and might be getting a jump on debate prep while flying back from it and she having a free day and debate is less than two weeks away and george clooney and julia roberts and jimmy kimmel and fox was told $28 million was already collected heading into tonight's fundraiser and some tickets sold at the door and that number is expected to rise and make it is the largest

here's that what nate silver said.t hit a new all-time low yesterday, dropping out would be a big risk, but there's some threshold below which continuing to run is a bigger or risk. are we there yet? i don't know. but it's more than fair to ask. mary katherine, is i it too late for biden to drop out? >> this feels like a panic moment. like i said, look, they've got this convention in august, right? so i suppose there is a world in which they could make changes at that point. but up until now they've banked on this guy, right? he is in charge of the machination, well, to the extent that he's able to be in charge -- [laughter] of the dnc and of this campaign, and i'm not sure that this is easily done. what they were hoping was that a conviction of trump would be the game-changer, and what they're seeing now is that it has not been the game-changeer in this race, the thing they were counting on, right? and i don't include nate if in they, nate's just making ap an ox vegas that perhaps now might be the time -- observation

host: nate, i addressed this before, nate, in that we have all different viewpoints on this program. as a long-time watcher, you know that. charlie spiering, respond to what he had to say. guest: nate, i think that you correctly said that if she does run for president you would not vote for her. but i think that a big reason why i wrote the book -- not every vice president deserves a book examining the first three years. but i think in kamala harris' case, there is a very real chance that she could be the 47th president of the united states without running her own election. if it's joe biden winning in november, voters have to be aware of who kamala harris is, who the vice president is and whether or not they're comfortable with her leading the country if the president can't make it through a second term with his advanced age. host: you said at the top that in your reporting you found people who said she has improved. talk about that. guest: yeah, as they get into campaign mode, there is a lot less people talking, revealing negative things about her office. they're comfortable puttin

what would you say to nate silver if you were talking to him this afternoon, marie?were having a very different conversation today. but what i will say is that 5:38, nate silver's bully behemoth that he founded, today came out with their practice reparations for this upcoming presidential election and said that joe biden is actually more likely to win. by a very slim margin, 53-47, but still say that because of the fundamentals some of the things they polling, he has a better chance. so nobody's dropping out and i would rather be the biden team when comes to the polling because i think that joe biden actually has a lot of room to grow his approval ratings based on politics and policy and what i will say about donald trump, love him are hate him, he has always had a really hard feeling on his -- -- and he doesn't appear to be doing a lot of things to try to expand his support. so biden needs to do a lot of work to get his numbers up but i think he has a lot more room to grow and i would rather have that growth potential than what biden has demonstrated. >> martha: mar

nate silver a well-known left a leading -- left-leaning statistician loved by leftists in the radical mob crowd launched his first presidential election forecast of 2024 and currently he says it's not a tossup. he continues as the model launches either biden or trump could easily win but the odds are heavily in trump's favour. right now he predicts trump has more than a 65% chance of winning in november. and by the way don't take any of the poles to heart 6 points behind no timeouts a two-minute drill going you are on your own 20 have to drive down the field 80 yards kick the extra point if you want to win play like you are behind. needless to say biden needs a boost from tomorrow cnn debate and needs it badly. likely for joe 2 of his biggest supporters are moderating the topics and graphics produced by cnn far left staff it will be stacked against donald trump likely the whole time. >> i'm looking forward hopefully to a policy rich debate that informs americans of the facts they need agile president trump and i will tell you he's doing the debate on terms effectively set by biden. it

nate foy has the latest on the story. >> hey, jacqui. the emotion is certainly still raw here in houston, texas as you can see behind me a memorial set up for 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray, and over my other shoulder, the bridge under which investigators found her after she was murdered. they found her on monday and police say that two illegal migrants from venezuela are responsible for it. last night, hundreds of people showed up to a vigil in her honor. take a look at this video. among the people who showed up were the mayor of houston and he called our country's immigration system broken. today the two capital murder suspects remain in jail. according to ice, you mentioned, border patrol agents in el paso, arrested and released both suspects earlier this year. 22-year-old johann martinez in martin and franklin pena late last month three weeks before jocelyn's murder. >> it makes us realize how broken our immigration system is. they shouldn't be here and they actually were ap helpeded, we understand, at one time, but let loose to report

nate foy has more from houston. hi, nate. >> hey, yeah, this houston community is very much still briefing with hundreds attending a vigil for the 12-year-old jocelyn, she was murdered and body found in the creek across the street and police say two illegal migrants from venezuela are responsible for her murder. take a look at the video that jocelyn's family showed up and spoke up, as did the mayor of houston who says he's going to keep a close eye on the criminal justice system in this case. listen to this. >> we're going to see that these criminals are held accountable. and what we need to do is send word tonight, don't even think about it, if you're thinking about harming one of our young ba babies. >> so the two capital murder suspects remain in jail today. prosecutors requested a one million dollar bond each for 26-year-old franklin pena, and 22-year-old martinez. but if a sexual assault occurred it could be prosecuted differently and prosecutors wrote in court documents, if this case the defendant lured a 12-y

nate silver, he posted this: biden just hit a new all-time low in approval, 37.4%.pping out will be a big risk, but there's some threshold below which continuing to run is a bigger risk. there you have it. get out or stay in. either way it's bad news for husband campaign. it's not a question of supporting or or supporting his policies, it's a matter of national urgency. biden's ability to do the job is already widely yesterday. it raises the obvious question of just who exactly is calling the shots, who decides what geese on -- goes on his note cards, who whispers policy in his ear? bind himself has created this column massachusetts he he refuses to face the reality of his decline. he clings to power. apparently, he thinks he's the only guy who can beat donald trump. so i'll conclude with the now-standard question, does anyone believe he can be president for another four years? third hour of "varney" starts now. ♪ ♪ stuart: jimmy failla with us this morning. you and i agree, i think, biden can't to job for another four years. but as nate silver or says, look, droppi

nate foy is live with the latest on this story for us, nate. >> reporter: hey, jacqui, cases of 31 columbia staff member arrested are now dismissed. the anti-israel protesters barricaded the campus building and covered the security cameras inside. police arrested protesters on trespassing charges, prosecutors say there is in sufficient evidence to prove the defendants caused damage or nursed anybody. because of a lack of security camera footage and the fact that protesters wore face masks. now almost all of them have an opportunity to avoid criminal punish: on top of the dismissed cases, alvin bragg offered deals to 14 defendants, all but two of them are not affiliated with the school. their cases will also be dismissed if they complete a probation airy period successfully. prosecutors say, all dismissed charges including defendants without criminal histories, protesters said it's not enough. they are calling on prosecutors across the country to drop charges against protesters. >> four palestine action u.ss are facing over 30 years in prison for allegedly targeting a facility. we say, drop

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larry: all right, thank you, nate foy, a tough story.we spring in pennsylvania congressman scott perry and former georgia congressman doug collins. this texas tragedy, this guy was a criminal. and somehow he was loose. i don't know he was released back tott back to the interior. it was a criminal, tragic rachel in the suburbs of baltimore, maryland. you had criminal in this terrible raping of the teenager in queens, new york. i don't understand how anybody is tolerate it, i don't understand why it is the country is not in favor of deporting the criminals, how do they get into this country? this texas story that nate foy just wanted to, the i.c.e. people knew he was a criminal. and released him? i don't understand, that i don't understand how that is possible. >> well, it is good to be with you, this is a sad story, and we didn't even mention laken riley in athens same thing, this is what happens when you have a border which is unprotected and men and women of border control, instead of doing their job they are told to hand hold people an

first correspondent nate foy in houston.i martha, at this point in houston texas, the arraignments are over, they'll has been set for each of the illegal migrant suspects, the $10 million, next part in this horrific reading process is laying 12-year-old jocelyn to rest. funeral start tomorrow at 2:00 pm eastern time, of course her family will be there. houston mayor john whitmire we'll attend law texas senator ted cruz posted on! " america is grieving with the familyf jocelyn. she should be here with us today. we are all looking up her family in our prayers. justin's mother alexis attended the arraignments for both illegal migrants charged with murdering her daughter. she called the monsters, and said they ripped jocelyn away from her. she also said this on hannity last night. >> we have to stop burying our kids. it's not right. we have to have more reinforcement when it comes to letting people in. this is not okay. it's not okay. >> reporter: prosecutor say 26-year-old franklin admitted to kissing the 12-year-old girl. whil

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thank you nate very much. takes women's basketball by storm but got left off the roster for team usa at the parasol of month. >> for the first time like in the history of basketball you have argued leah player who is the most popular player in the world. you could argue right now caitlin clark is the most talked about cactus ghost, most puts asses in the seats single balko player in the world. you could argue that. you could say maybe lebron but you could argue it. and deliver off the only big steam? thank >> ♪ ♪ speedo caitlin clark. [applause] debut in the wnba has brought more than the league then ever before so why would this usually popular phenom be left off the team u.s.a. roster of the woman pursue an eight straight gold medal at the paris olympics next month? here is clark's response. >> i know is the most competitive team in the world and i know i can of -- you could have gone either way. so, you know, i'm excited for them will be working them on. honestly, notice win. it just gives you something to

what do you make of nate silver? he's not exactly a conservative, mark. >> we ofand, you know, he's basy saying 2 to 1. odds are that donald trump wins. the emerson poll had trump up in every single swing statee ha and tied in minnesota, which i thoughupt was profound. posmussen had donald trump up by ten points in his recent poll. >> certainly that's not giving a lot of democrats, a lo givint of confidence or the amount of pressure democrats are putting on bidenhe like van jones. you know, it's all on the line eir him here. and an either he does well tomorrow night or he's out and wel ght rizz got to get ridh thoughts on that? lookat, look, i agree about the polls. my harris poll?s show really. trump ahead four or five. i'm going to polarril right aftr the debate to see what the impact is. if the election wereo se today, i agree donald trump would win. does i that mean he's going to win. there are so many events here. the debate is the most criticanl . this election is within a couple of points. it could go eitherth

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nate silver is revealing that former president trump is favored to win the white house by 66%.s also leading in nevada, a state that has not voted republican since 2004. a new aarp poll reveals trump is beating biden 48 to 35% there. your reaction, todd? >> certainly good news on june 27th. but we also have to remember a couple of things. polls are just polls and nate silver got housed in 2016 when he saidh said hillary clinton hn 80% chance of winning. before the republicans start spiking the football, don't. you need to if you're a republican keep the foot on the gas, make sure you are focusing on election inat thing gray he at this, make -- integrity, make sure you do what lara drum said the rnc will do, have poll watchers in every facility in america, especially the swing states and get out the vote. boots on the grounds in the swing state will win this for republicans, they can't say it's all good, nate silver said we're up in june. june doesn't matter. november does. maria: for all of those reasons we're going to be raising those issues this morning with michael whatley,

nate foye is in houston.ate. >> harris, you mentioned there is a lot of anger and sadness across the country and certainly a lot of that in this courtroom to my left right now. while we were in commercial break one of the two illegal migrants charged with murdering the the 12-year-old girl walked into the courtroom before judge josh hill. also in the courtroom jocelyn's family. including her mother feet away from one of the two men accused of murdering her 12-year-old daughter. prosecutors requested a $1 million bond for each of the capital murder suspects. 26-year-old ramos is the one in court now and been in custody since thursday. border patrol agents in el paso arrested and released him just three weeks before jocelyn's murder. prosecutors say the two illegal migrants lured the 12-year-old girl from a nearby convenience store to a bridge where they are accused of strangling her and leaving her body in a creek. if a sexual assault happened the case would fall under the death penalty in texas. hundreds gath

first let's go to nate foye in houston. good morning, nate. >> good morning, bret and dana. in about an hour possibly an hour and a half from now the second of two illegal venezuelan migrants charged with capital murder in the death of 12-year-old jocelyn will be arraigned in court. this comes after the judge yesterday set bail at $10 million for the first co-defendant describing his flight risk as astronomical. look at the men who will appear in court. his name -- prosecutors say he and his co-defendant approached the boss at their construction company asking for money so they could leave town. the migrant arraigned yesterday admitting to kissing the 12-year-old girl and told prosecutors rangel was more physically aggressive. the d.a.'s office said if it is found a sexual assault happened the case is eligible for the death penalty. at least one of the migrants wore an ankle monitor during the time of the murder. harris county district attorney. >> i can't speak to ice putting angle monitors on folks and releasing them. our immigration system is broken. if there was ever a c

from shows like s&l and parks and bracket effort to win back young voters, all of this as pollster nateng a red flag and after biden's approval hit all-time low of 37.5%, he says dropping out would be a big risk but there is a threshold below which continuing to run is a bigger risk, are we there yet, i don't know but it's more than fair to ask, joe pinion, your thoughts and i want to get your take on what's going on on the campaign with nate silver raising the red flag because joe's approval rating continues to plummet. >> i think this administration has done a good job of denying reality with the help of the mainstream media but you cannot hide the truth from all of the people all of the time. when you look at what's happening with the erosion of support, people have been voting for the democratic party decade after decade and nothing has changed you see the democrats go from saying we cannot afford a $500 emergency, 62% of americans after handed out debit cards with $320 every other week to migrants and you've only been here for 48 hours, people are tired of being placed on the back

this texas story that nate foy reported on, the i.c.e.e knew he was a criminal and released him anyway? i don't understand that. i don't understand how that's possible. >> well, it is good to be with you but this is a sadder to. we didn't even mention laken riley down here in athens, illegal immigrant, murder. there is what happens when you have a border that is unprotected and men and women of border patrol, i.c.e. agents instead of doing their job, they're basically told to hand hold people, send them away from the border so the biden administration can't shop pictures of people congregating at the border. this is biden administration attempt to forgo our immigration lawyers. at the same time puts the rest of country in danger. the best we're in danger of national security risk, they started farming them out to everywhere else in the country. people began to see how this over growing our system, taking our security at risk. here is the part, larry we see things like this even bad. we're not counting ones walked across on terrorism watch

nate silver is predicting former president donald trump will win more than 65% of the electoral college. that is compared with president biden at a bit more than a 33% chance. civil rights quote biden is really not that far behind but the race is in a toss-up. that's at best a white lie, convenient fiction that allows everyone to shirk accountability for their forecasts and decisions. >> my reaction is that is exact will i right. seven swing states. those in the south, nevada, arizona, georgia, perhaps north carolina solidly in trump's camp. minnesota, wisconsin, pennsylvania, toss-ups. basically trump is well ahead. if he wins, say, pennsylvania, it is all over and right now he is either ahead by a little or tied and every indicator, african-americans, hispanics, younger people, are moving to trump suggesting to me that what nate silver says is exactly right. it is not a toss-up. it is advantage trump. >> harris: it is always interesting to talk to you as someone on the left. it was on my show years ago that you said i'm not voting for hillary clinton and that caused a huge ruckus. i w

what exactly happened here, nate? >> it was a scary situation, center. today investigators are really focusing on the suspect george a sansone's social media history as they try to figure out his intent, he is being held without bail today in the queens d.a. melinda katz has right now they are not prosecuting this as a terrorism case, but that could change as they continue gathering and evaluating evidence. >> we have reason to be concerned. we will continue the investigation and we will make sure that we are safe in the city. we are going to look at what he set on social media. we are going to look at the computers. we are going to actually find out what his intent is. >> prosecutors say they found disturbing social media posts but they did not provide specifics of what the posts set when they pulled him over officers found a knife closer to his leg, loaded 9-millimeter glock handgun under the driver's seat, and acts taped to the roof of the car along with nine loaded magazines, several knives and daggers, a weighted whip and a stun gun. officers also f

elizabeth: what do you make of pollster nate silver saying it might be time for biden to drop out ofse, you know, his a approval ratings just dropped to an all-time low at 37.4%, and nate silver is saying biden polling now, quote, is in much worse shape than they were. in 2020. >> well, absolutely. of course they are. i mean, it's not just his blunders that are a crazy thing of this administration, it's also the 20% inflation. it's his border policies. it's his foreign policies half led to wars across the world -- that have led to wars across the world. everybody in america right now is suffering under the biden administration's policies. it's not just the fact he's not coherent and he doesn't look like he knows what's going on half the time and he's an embarrassment and showing weakness, but it's also his policies. and that has to be straightforward what people are voting for in november. or voting against in november. elizabeth: congresswoman, the house is about to vote imminently on whether to the the hold u.s. attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress. that could c

let's go live to nate foy there on the seen.ey martha just a devastating day here the service has completed and you can see a horse-drawn carriage carrying the casket of 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray arriving. the service again has finished people just filed out. there is a lot of anger and sadness today. i spoke specifically with texas governor who announced texas lawmakers will introduce new legislation in honour of jocelyn nungaray they will call it dawson's law requiring charged -- people charged with murder to be held without bail -- jocelyn's law. he promised her mother he would get it done in her honour. as you mentioned, both of the illegal migrants from venezuela charged with capital murder and jocelyn's death are being held on 10 million-dollar bail right now. here's the houston mayor john whitmire speaking at the service that just ended. >> hold people responsible they're not listening to us. it'll make a difference in the entirety of our lives. >> as you look with we see the mother alexis preparing to bury the daughte

it's no longer a toss-up, says nate silver.think the election might be decided tonight, march key rath -- mary katherine in. >> i think it's a very big deal. the news cycle moves so fast, a week from now we might not think it's a big deal. but the risk for a catastrophic glitch for a candidate like biden is pretty high, higher than we've seen for most candidates in the past, and if something like that happened, it could make a huge difference, and democrats would get really panicked about the fact that he's on top of the ticket. "the new york times"/sienna poll has 68 of voters thinking he's too old. the flip side, if he does well for 30 minutes, everybody will be like, oh, look at this success. i think that's a challenge for trump as well. the expectations are, rightly, quite low for joe biden. stuart: set the bar low, and if he jumps over it, he's in. at least it's a success, put it like that. mary katharine ham, see you again soon. >>> tonight, the fox news democratic 2024 special, the cnn presidential debate simulcast on fo

nate foye is there today. >> there will be private and public portions of today's ceremony.eral for 12-year-old jocelyn nungaray is set to begin at 2:00 p.m. eastern timeless than two weeks after authorities found her strangled to death and body thrown into a shallow river. prosecutors say at the hands of two illegal migrants from venezuela. investigators say at the time of their arrest, one of those migrants had bite marks and scratches on his arms and that indicates that jocelyn fought back during the attack. d.a.'s office is now awaiting test results to determine if a sexual assault happened. if they find it did, the two migrants would be eligible for the death penalty. fox business correspondent hillary vaughn asked summer lee for her reaction to jocelyn's murder. watch this. >> can i ask you quickly about the 12-year-old girl in houston that was tortured? >> i don't know who she is. i live in pittsburgh. >> there was a child killed at the -- >> i don't know anything about it. >> texas republican congressman tony gonzalez had a different reaction. >> as a father of six,

hey nate. >> reporter: hey martha. so jocelyn nungaray's family expressed some relief when the judge set bail for franklin jose pena ramos at $10 million. one of the 20 '08 legal venezuelan migrants charged with murdering the 12-year-old girl. prosecutors plan to ask for the second bail about to be the same for the second suspect more. they describe the mic and slight risk at astronomical. we also learn more disturbing details about what prosecutors allege chapman they say after the murder peÑa and his codefendant approach their boss at their construction shop and asked for money to leaked on. prosecutors also say pain, yeah, where soaring an ace gps ankle monitor during the murder and got that one border actual agents arrested and released peÑa three weeks before the murder. a district attorney and said prosecutors are waiting on test results before deciding if this is a death penalty case. >> should those tests produce evidence that would support a charge of sexual assault or should other evidence be brought forward

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country as china, is a tool and put in his hands by this, by talking about allowing ukraine to use nate to weapons against the russian territory of moscow. says that the arms all ready in action. and i've been for some time to show them in general, american made weapons are already being used and attempted strikes on russian territory. but of course, it is more than eloquent evidence of the extent of the united states involvement in this conflict. there is also an absolute build up of pro war sentiment in the you. they are deliberately full mentoring, pre war hysteria. but all of this of course, cannot but have a very negative impact on the overall situation. the tensions continue to escalate to, to call. it was all vs the data members were lying and putting up a smoke screen making up a story that they had not yet decided whether or not to allow the key of regime to loan strikes using western weapons on russian territory in the same way they mislead those they trying to drag to the conference in switzerland by telling tales about his peaceful settlement, classic native style manipulati

a deal from nate. so to do more, they took, taking more of the role from the us, of getting an alms channel to ukraine. and actually quite an important deal with hungry hunger has been blocking nato's action all the way the deal now that day. so it's done with hungry is the rest of the nato countries are going to support ukraine. hungry is not going to block that, but hungry is being given on all touts engines. meanwhile, at that briefing on the sidelines of the g 7 summit, initially, president vite and was asked a question about the goals that cease fire deal. and watching that live stream of that press conference. one got the distinct impression that he really didn't want to take that question. no, he didn't think he didn't think it was the right place. clearly this was brand new to the training and events. there was us in the training and flags everywhere. they were banners about the new uh, security deal between the 2 countries and listen to what the president said. he was a little testy to the bot

hey, nate. >> reporter: hey, griff. there is a lot of outrage still here in houston, texas, expect grief is fresh as you see a memorial for that 12-year-old girl, jocelyn, over my shoulder. over my other shoulder, the bridge under which investigators found her murdered on monday. and police blame two illegal venezuelan migrants for it who are still in jail today. but i mentioned that grief is fresh. hundreds of people showed up for a vigil last night. take a looked at this video. among the people who showed up was the houston mayor who said he's going to keep a close eye on the criminal justice system in this case. listen to this. >> we're going to see that these criminals are held accountable. what we need to do is send the word tonight, don't even think about it if you're thinking about harming one of our young babies. >> reporter: so the two capital murder suspects remain in jail. they'll appear in court next on monday. prosecutors wrote in court documents of 26-year-old franklin peÑa and 3232-year-old johan martinez

nate burleson joins us live from new york. good morning to you, nate.including some news you can use today. >> yeah. you are right about that. max, good to see you. what's coming up on cbs mornings? continue the coverage of the 80th anniversary of d-day. which is tomorrow. charlie d'agata he recreates a parachute jump to honor paratroopers who dropped into normandy in the first wave of the invasion. he joined veterans from the same american airborne divisions that participated in the historic mission. wearing the same uniforms and same planes. >>> plus, a warning for parents about the snack foods you may be feeding your kids. anna warner is here about new report suggesting some popular snacks they may have dangerous levels of lead in them. >>> and anthony mason behind the scenes of the most tony nominated play ever. it's called sternoyo stereophonic. we will have everything you need to know and of course more on the show. we'll see you at 7:00. >> sounds like a great show today. nate, we appreciate it. looking forward to some of the stories. >>> all rig

but nate, the commitments, of course, it will become more robust, it will become a more desirable and especially combined with a commitment of spending at least $40000000000.00 euros per year. and this will ensure that we have more long term more predictable support for ukraine. however, not only may turn, remember as all tubbing the blocks line despite a cleaning to pump more a to ukraine. poland has refused to transfer its patriot at defense systems to its neighbor. the american battery will be replaced by a battery from another parts of the world. opponents did not agree to transfer the powders, battery powders, patriots defend the pony skies, and this will not change sir, found us when me on t will group the international action center i believe. so washington's will mongering policies are making billions to the us alms industry, but costing europe daily. so there's a gun to the head of every member of the you, every nato member. and it's intended to be that it is a threat that they have to pay. and pay to us farms. the industry it confirms once again, this is a war, it's for prof

some questioning the wisdom of his continued candidacy at all including nate silver, the famed polling guru recently noted on next "if biden still struggling in august, needs to consider stepping aside." there is this from the atlantic as liberal columnist writing "biden remains a comprehensively weak weighed down by the same liabilities that burden him from the start beginning with the largest and completely unfixable one. at 81, much too old for run for president but mr biden still has his supporters. the group won't pack down say it will raise $25 million for support among young voters leaning heavily into the student lone forgiveness talking point and fairly popular among some if the husband though shot down by the courts. polling by the ap suggests forcing taxpayers to cover student lone debt approved by someone else is deeply unpopular with the majority of americans. >> trace: thank you kevin. let's bring it new york post reporter and thank you both for coming on. i want to play this video of joe biden freezing up at the juneteenth event and replaying it because i want to keep th