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we're here at the white house, i'm skylar olsen, ryan, back to you. >> if you don't follow politics closely, you might be familiar with the minnesota governor. we spoke to bay area voters about their thoughts on the selection. and what they are hoping to see and hear from walz. >> i think he's a good choice because he presents a moderate voice in the ticket. and that is really necessary. >> i really don't have a strong opinion. he seems like a good guy though, not weird. >> right now i think he's a good choice. i was sort of thinking shapiro. >> reporter: and why? >> pennsylvania, you know, but i knew there were some issues right now with the politics in israel and everything. >> i knew she was going to pick someone that is a little bit less progressive to help even out her ballot, so i'm not really surprised. and from what i've seen, he looks okay. anyone is better than trump. >> joining us now with his reaction, professor david mccuan from sonoma university. we spoke to you over the weekend and asked you to look into your crystal ball and you predicted walz would be that pick. so what do

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under the age of 2, the fate of survivors is similarly project with many becoming olsens. meanwhile, 5 people have been killed in the latest is raise the rates on the west bank that has severely damaged residences. the idea has been conducting regular rates of pulse upon a spring and territory which have escalated since the gauze of conflict erupt. locals are also facing violent attacks. spies really sets the spots length and legally on the land. unicef communications officer selma notice says a safe spot is the 1st and foremost conditions of stabilizing the regional situation. a 50 percent of the schools that are being used as stroke as having targeted over 80 percent of schools in general have been damaged or destroyed. it's totally and hospitals, we don't have many hospitals that are running every every couple of days. we hear about the hospital that's stuffing because of lack of fuels because of that that because of not being able to maintain the sedation. so really do anything month. we've always been seeing a, a tax on civilian interest of drugs, including water infrastructure

thank you so much to navin nayak and henry olsen really appreciate your time this morning.oming up, we will take more of your phone calls after the break in our open forum. you can start calling in now. and later, we will hear from ben klutsey of the george mason university mercatus center who will discuss with us efforts to bridge the political divide and his role in a new documentary. we will be right back. ♪ >> we welcome in a national crusade to make. >> taxes will go up. and anyone who says they won't is not telling the truth. >> our beloved nation, we are in the midst of springtime of hope for america. >> because we are the party that believes in the american dream. >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> i still believe in a place called hope. >> here is the question for the american people, who do you trust in this election? >> the real choice is whether we will build a bridge to the future or a bridge to the past. >> i have unlimited confidence in the wisdom of our people and the future of our country. i stand here tonight as my own man and i want you to know me for who

thank you so much to navin nayak and henry olsen really appreciate your time this morning.oming up, we will take more of your phone calls after the break in our open forum. you can start calling in now. and later, we will hear from ben klutsey of the george mason university mercatus center who will discuss with us efforts to bridge the political divide and his role in a new documentary. we will be right back. ♪ >> we welcome in a national crusade to make. >> taxes will go up. and anyone who says they won't is not telling the truth. >> our beloved nation, we are in the midst of springtime of hope for america. >> because we are the party that believes in the american dream. >> read my lips, no new taxes. >> i still believe in a place called hope. >> here is the question for the american people, who do you trust in this election? >> the real choice is whether we will build a bridge to the future or a bridge to the past. >> i have unlimited confidence in the wisdom of our people and the future of our country. i stand here tonight as my own man and i want you to know me for who

died along with his mother, 47 year old rebecca joann olsen, on monday when a wrong-way driver hit themead on. he posted a statement on reddit saying his son charlie was his world and today is expected to be the busiest travel day of the entire labor day holiday weekend. >> sfo expects 930,000 passengers by the time the holiday ends tuesday. some huge holiday crowds are also expected at oakland international airport and san jose mineta airport. >> a driver has been charged in the death of a woman hit by his truck while she was helping another driver in fremont. 37 year old isidro santiago oliver is now facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and gross negligence for taking off after killing gloria sotelo with his ford f-150 along interstate 880. it happened last year on mother's day. chp say sotelo was killed instantly. >> time is now 545. the san francisco police department now expanding the use of high tech tools to target car, break-ins and other crimes in san francisco. the department says its drones and automated license plate readers are proving to be successful, and says it has

woman who was killed in monday's wrong-way crash in san jose has been identified as rebecca joann olsenold boy who died has not been named. the wrong-way driver has not been charged yet, but investigators say he could face felony manslaughter charges. >> number two, police say the attack on a 14 year old boy in the dublin high school locker room was a case of mistaken identity. the boy was beaten by four people after he was confronted by a mother on campus. he suffered a broken nose, concussion and a black eye. police haven't arrested anyone. >> number three former president donald trump facing backlash for taking campaign photos and videos at arlington national cemetery. that's prohibited. his campaign says it got permission from families of fallen soldier. but npr is reporting two trump campaign staff members quote verbally abused and pushed aside a cemetery employee who was trying to stop them. >> number four. united airlines flight attendants across the country have voted to authorize a strike. they're demanding better pay and more flexible schedules. united says it remains, quote,

crash the santa clara coroner's office is saying 14 year-old charles olson and 47 year-old rebecca olsen were killed when % a truck slammed into them head on monday aftewnoon. this was on highway. 85. the driver of the truck went to the hospital with major injuries. it's not known right now if alcohol or drugs played a role in this crash. in the east bay. an arrest has now been made in this hit and run crash in berkeley that injured a 9 month-old baby. police have arrested. 32 year-old louis sanchez. this happened yesterday in connection to the crash. that happened on monday. the man was pushing his daughter in a stroller across alcatraz avenue in dover street when a driver hit the stroller. the nine-month old suffered a broken bones and a head injury. she is recovering now at home. also in the east bay, the oakland unified school board had a meeting last night and it was packed with students, parents and educators who are eagerly listening to the superintendent's report about a week ago the district announced it found high levels of lead in the drinking water at many schools last spring

a little more like olsen but summer continues further south like a high pressure in charges like a bit of warm sunshine target. personalized deposit up towards the north and the west. that means some wet and some very windy weather. podding for a go full swings for time through the course of thursdays is very heavy. right. makes its way and particularly across swells west and positive. england. we think a little as it makes his wife the race was to see the west to whether we're actually coming back into scandinavia with a waiting in the wings that will probably to on and for the last a positive into friday, the restrictions its way across. i have, it was the politics by the south because the temperature is 23 that are invalid and i didn't 0 it into this uh, tooth by the south. and a spelling does actually pick up a 29, a possibilities here on friday. more wet and windy weather coming in across northern paths through the u. k. pushing across into scandinavia for the south. as you can say, lots of warm sunshine around yvette warm sunshine stretches of molten pots of advocate that will be

. >> matt olsen.and the braves battled bryce harper in the phillies for william contreras and the brewers take on ellie de la cruz and the reds. it's baseball night in america on fox one 26. first on the scene, chlorine gas over 1.61. one lone star from your september 23rd on fox when you can watch. >> listen. get the latest news business and news headlines on sirius xm. any time. fox news radio on sirius xm america is listening. welcome back to this special edition of "hannity". the latest fox news poll shows that the economy is the number one most important issue for votersy is in several key key swing states. and on that issue, trump ison ta trusted significantly more than harris. is tso it's no surprise that trp is focusing on the economy, highlighting harris' failed jobs in a recent true social post and holding an economy event in the key swing state of michigan earlier today, where he also got to comment on the harris-walz. cn onn. >> take a look.n i will also stop chinesei electric vehicle batt

abigaill shrier received the barbara olsen award for excellence in journalism in 2022.202211. beston book by the economist and the times of london, it has been translated into 101 languages. she holds an a.b. from columbia college -- from the university of oxford and a j.d. from yale law school. she has written for the manhattan city journal for a number of years. emily was a contributing writer at the atlantic where she focused on campus sexual assault and the need d for due process. beforere that she was a longtime contributor to m slade where she wrote on many top thetics as well as being an advice columnist for ten years. please join me in giving them a warm welcome. [applause] >> thank you so much -- [inaudible] i want to cover three basic things in this conversation -- >> [inaudible] >> okay. >> now we can. >> describee the problem that yu write about in "bad therapy," what is it, how we got here and maybe how we can get out. so what was the spark that started this book, and tell us a couple of the most surprising things you discovered. >> sure. it's great on to h

i turn around and there's fred olsen and hillary rodham running after me. and they came back, literally patted me back and said, look, don't worry about it. it wasn't that bad. nobody's going to remember everything's going to be fine. don't just don't worry about it. that was the sweetest thing anybody had ever done to me. i can't talk about it now without tearing up a little bit because was we were so vulgar and the support from our colleagues was a lifesaver. last story last story. oh, when eventually the transcripts came over, i think we got them from i don't mean the treasures tapes and excuse me tapes came over the transcripts came from the white house. the white house prepared transcripts, which weren't very good, but they prepared transcripts and our staff, three people on our staff decided that they were told to make when they got better tapes to make perfect transcripts three of them to make perfect, perfect of the of the white house tapes the richard nixon tapes. and so they completed them. and then they were delivered across the street. and i thi