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pat sajak is taking one last spin of the wheel.the wheel of final spin at 76 year old announcing his retirement saying, well, the time has come . i've decided that our 41st season, which begins in september, will be my last. it's been a wonderful ride. sajak got his start in radio in chicago in the late 60s. he joined the army and worked on armed forces radio , later taking a job as a weatherman in nashville. but it was in 1981 when sajak, then 35, would get the job that would make him a star. here's your new host, pat sajak, taking over as host of daytime wheel of fortune . welcome to wheel of fortune. please do not adjust your sets at home. a year later, vanna white joined as co-host. i am very excited and happy to be part of wheel of fortune in 1983. the nighttime version of wheel launched, and over the next 40 years, pat and vanna were crowned tv royalty. he was kind of a little bit of an everyman. he was funny, he was quick. there was a little bit of snark, a little bit of sarcasm to him. but not too much. you'd want to have a

tell them what it is, reverend pat. pat: that would be our planet.n from hosting “the 700 club” in 2021 after a series of health issues, but he continued to comment on politics and religion until his death. pat robertson was 93 years old. for the “pbs newshour,” i'm lisa desjardins. ♪ amna: a new report released by unicef, the united nations children's fund, contains an appalling statistic -- each day, 20 children are killed or maimed in conflicts around the world. that is since they began recording data in 2005. a staggering 315,000 grave violations against children have been verified by the u.n. thousands of children have been abducted, recruited into armed conflicts and subjected to sexual violence in global conflicts over the last two decades. now, this is a very tough subject. and a warning, we should say some viewers may be disturbed by some of the details in the conversation i had earlier about this report with unicef's executive director, catherine russell. help us understand the context here. how do you gather these numbers? and are these co

pat sajak retiring from wheel of fortune. we look back and look ahead as wheel watchers prepare for the end of a game show era. news in new york, this is america for this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. good morning to you. i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with the historic arrest and arraignment of former president trump now just hours away. he arrived back in florida late yesterday and overnight, a judge issued a ruling about today's arraignment and what the public will be allowed to see and hear. meanwhile, there are questions being raised about securing outside the federal courthouse in miami. abc's justin finch is there. hey, justin, what can we expect today ? hey there, ryan. and good morning. and law enforcement here in miami promising very tight security as violent rhetoric heats up online. ahead of today's historic arraignment . but this morning, a major ruling just hours before a former president trump surrenders to federal authorities in miami on charges that he mishandled classified

new host, pat sajak. >> david: pat sajak, the new host of ""wheel of fortune"." >> my name is pat sajak >> david: taking over from chuck woolery, sajak was a local weatherman. one year later, vanna white would join him. >> we will officially welcome her. please do that for vanna white. >> david: the two watched by generations of families. >> we have a million-dollar winter. >> david: over the decades, the misses. the clue, the song and artist. it was "i walk the line. >> ct. i have the wind" by johnny cash. >> that's not correct, i'm sorry. see you in this clue, a person. the answer was an only child. >> an ugly child? >> no. oh! what can i say? i'm a schoolteacher. >> you are a school counselor. >> david: there were the incredible wins. the clue, a phrase with just an apostrophe and the l on the board. >> i've got a good feeling about this. >> that's right. the most amazing solve i've ever seen was the puzzle was "a new." >> new baby buggy. >> could've been a new anything. >> new baby. oh! speak i would like a h. >> david: those letters originally turned by hand. then by touch. technic

i can't imagine doing the show without pat. pat: yeah. we'll probably walk off into the sunset at the same time. reporter: while it seemed pat and vanna would retire together when i spoke to them in 2020, so far, that doesn't appear to be the case. vanna hasn't announced any retirement plans. and, in fact, last year, she told me she was having so much fun, she doesn't want to leave. i love my job after all these years. i really do. it's fun to come to work. you know, i have a happy job. reporter: you and pat after all these years, why do you think it is that you two have such great chemistry? we're like ken and barbie. we're like peanut butter and jelly, you know? we just go together after all these years. reporter: one of the most memorable moments between them was in 1989 when pat announced he was stepping down from the daytime version of the show. the hard part though, is going to have to work like 50% less with you. i know. reporter: but no one could predict the wild moment in which pat showed how much he was going to miss his on-air

the big announcement from "wheel of fortune's" pat sajajak. >>> one of the greatest american writers of all time has died. pulitzer prize winning author cormac mccarthy's dark and haunting stories laid bare the difficulties of the human condition. several of his books made to it the big screen, including "all the pretty horses," "the road," and "no country for old men," which won an oscar in 2008. cormac mccarthy was 89. >>> and finally tonight, the end of an era as miguel almaguer tells us legendary "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak is retiring after selling vowels for more than 40 years. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, pat sajak invited players on to the show as americans welcomed him into their homes. >> vanna, it's our 40th season. can you believe it? >> reporter: but now the iconic host of "wheel of fortune" says it will soon be time for someone else to take the wheel. "i've decided that our 41st season, which begins in september, will be my last. it's been a wonderful ride." >> can you use a million dollars? >> reporter: as one of the most familiar faces on television, saj

white house lawyers pat cipollone and pat fillben also intervened and warned clark not to communicate later escalated the situation with an email that set off a series of events that would rock the justice department. >> we came in on monday, december 28th, hectic day as they all were, and then in the afternoon we got that e-mail, which i had to sit down and read more than once to make sure i understood what he was proposing. >> what was he proposing? >> he was proposing sending out a letter sign by the three of us, the acting attorney general, myself, and jeff clark to georgia but also the other states, the other swing states as well suggesting, essentially, that they set aside the electors assigned to support president-elect biden and hold hearings and basically have the state legislature pick a new slate of electors. >> a letter claimed the u.s. department of justice's investigations have, quote, identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states including the state of georgia, unquote. was that true? >> no. >> while the letter was

and pat cipollone said yes.the president said, okay, you know, i'm naming her that, and i'm giving her security clearance. and then shortly before we left was when cipollone and/or hershman and whoever the other young man was said, you can name her whatever you want to name her and no one's going to pay any attention to it. >> how did you respond -- how did the president respond to that? >> something like that, you see what i deal with? i deal with this all the time. >> the meeting was extremely heated with cipollone arguing against the special counsel idea and against seizure of voting machines. >> can the federal government seize voting machines? it's a terrible idea. that's not how we do things in the united states. there's no legal authority to do that. the three of them were really forcefully attacking me, verb verbally -- eric, derek, and we were pushing back and we were asking one simple question as a general matter. where is the evidence? >> what response did you get? >> a variety of responses. like, wha

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[laughter] she is a beautiful woman and pat is a beautiful man. indeed. congratulations, pat. i hope now his second career. maybe he wants to do something with his hands. still ahead on "fox & friends." this hour. $400 billion. >> ainsley: dirty job. >> brian: mike rowe please call him. stolen relief money. next guest says biggest fraud of a generation. the state department is blaming trump for the china spy base in cuba? shouldn't the real focus be on beijing? >> ainsley: plus, brian, what else? >> brian: you know the democrats and the republicans dash dash take it from there, ainsley. >> ainsley: but a new third party might be entering 2024. all of that coming up. >> steve: so long, pat. >> brian: we barely knew you. [wheel of fortune theme song] ♪ ♪ rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations... ...in adults 60 and older... ...and adults with certain underlying conditions, like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. talk to your doctor and visit cutshortrsv.com. overactive bladder, or

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her mom pat. >> my poor baby. how could this happen to her? >> exactly what did happen here is a question that would consume not just kristen's family, but investigators and prosecutors as well. together, the road rash on her body and a long trail of blood on the asphalt, suggest kristin might have been hit by a car or fallen from a car or been thrown from a car. one kristen was found, there wasn't a vehicle in sight. if anyone else was involved, they were gone. >> real simply put, we knew that somebody else knew what happened. it's >> i remember clenching my fist every time i went in there, just seeing her like that and knowing that somebody did that to her and it's not coming forward and is hiding. >> the grindley's were going to do all they could to make sure whoever hurt kristen was found and brought to justice. >> coming up, the investigation's key witness. kristen herself was still unconscious and fighting for her life. >> kristen, i just need to take it up one more time. >> when dateline continues. >>>> that greenlight are a close knit

major news involving pat sajak. the survival story, a woman knocking inside a coffin. she was alive. we remember a pulitzer prize-winning author considered an american great. >> from abc world news headquarters in new york, this is world news tonight with david muir. a formal u.s. president arraigned on federal criminal charges. trump surrendering to federal authorities to answer the 37 count indictment, pleading not guilty. prosecutors say when given multiple chances to turn them in, obstruction instead. the former president seen heading to the hearing, walking to the motorcade. traffic was halted as the motorcade made its way to the courthouse. he was traveling alone in his vehicle before he drove into the underground garage. he was fingerprinted, but no mug shot. his aid is seated with him. he is accused of conspiring with the president. in that court one, jack smith. with him facing decades in prison if convicted, what is the legal strategy from here? a long road ahead with many unexpected turns. dan abrams on those questions here in a moment. rachel scott leads us

pat hasjust dug in there and he's got them over the line.usy night of football in european championship qualification, but we'll start with the disruption at hampden park. heavy rain led to a lot of surface water on the pitch when scotland kicked off against georgia. callum mcgregor put them ahead six minutes in, but play was halted due to the soggy pitch. it took nearly two hours before the game resumed, with scott mctominay ensuring a 2—nil win for the hosts, who are now four wins from four. alistair bruce—ball reports. scotla nd scotland make history come of this team, steve clarke's team, the first scotland team ever to win the opening four games in a qualification campaign for a major tournament. cyprus 3—0, spain 2—0. 0n major tournament. cyprus 3—0, spain 2—0. on saturday night, they beat norway by 2—1 in oslo and now they have put played to georgia by 2—0 this evening. they are eight points clear at the top of group a. they are absolutely charging towards euro 2020 for. they have dealt with a really tricky evening in terms of conditi

after four decades of good fortune for pat sajak. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> a teacher is no longer returning to her post after she was shot by a 6-year-old student. she said she would not be back at richneck elementary in the fall after resigning in march. however, an of it station is saying that her attorney is calling this a firing. the report comes about two months after she sued the school district for $40 million, claiming they ignored concerns about the 6-year-old's behavior. the child's mother pled guilty earlier this week to using marijuana while possessing a firearm. >>> new details about the death of american track and field champion tory bowie have been revealed according to an autopsy report released by the medical examiner's office, she died from complications due to childbirth. the three-time olympic medalist was found deceased in her home back in may and was estimated to be about eight months pregnant her death was ruled d natural wh no signs of foul flay.y. s play. she was 3232 yearsrs old >>> stilil

>> ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajack and vanna white. >> pat sajack announcingout her new romantic comedy and what she's learned on her journey so far. >>> back in action. one on one with chris hemsworth talking about his new movie. plus how he says his alzheimer's risk changed his life and he's saying -- >> good morning america. >> announcer: live in times square, this is gma. >> little swagger when he said that. chris is going to tell us about the stunts he did for his new movie. we're gonna tell you why in the world rebecca jarvis is reporting from a kayak on the chicago river. how's it going there, rebecca. >> robin, this is the most gma thing i have ever done in my decade here at gma. i'm loving this. this is also my new hobby, kayaking anywhere. but here on the chicago river, this is a very important waterway. it connects the mississippi and the great lakes. it used to be a major shipping channel. over the last couple years this has become a huge destination for people in chicago. visitors to the city. the whole area around the water front is being revital

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pat has entertained millions of viewers for 40 amazing years. we're proud to have had pat as host for all these years and look forward to celebrating his outstanding career throughout this season. sajak even had a show on fox back in 2003. >> when we see you in the halls, are we supposed to talk to you? >> as in the green room, you come up to me, hello mr. sajak, may i get you anything. is that coffee hot enough for you, sir? i'm a regular guy. i don't want you to think of me that way, i like to think of me that way. >> carley: i don't think he has aged a day. he will be a consultant for three years after he is done hosting. who can we expect to see on screen after the 41st season? that is still up in the air. perhaps todd piro. >> todd: one option, another popular option is his daughter maggie sajak. and pat has been getting cranky with the guests. >> carley: i like the flashback of brian in 2003. a lot happened, including the mcrib. did you know that? >> todd knows all facts. >> carley: we started early on that know wo. >> todd: thank you. are

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offered her that, and not giving anyone a raise for 18 years is terrible, but it's worse, i'm sure pat> i read they wanted to avoid the "jeopardy" saga. >> pat already sorely missed. now here is "america reports." >> sandra: all right, here we go, kicking off a brand-new hour. president biden has taken to the podium in chicago remarks on economic agenda, a talking bidenomics, a new word they are pushing to tout the white house policies. >> sandra, bret baier in for john roberts. >> he put it on the cord for me, dick, you are the best, man. and when i have questions about anything at all, beyon

i don't really pat them on the back because all they did was they did their job nobody really pats me on the back at work when i go to work and do my job. that's what i'm paid to do. that's all congress did this time. they just did their job. it was people behind the scenes, look out important the extra five days was. host: we got your point, on janet yellen and the folks behind the scenes? guest: i don't know how they found the additional five days but they'd did. if they hadn't, it probably changes the timeline. a journalist has a deadline you very rarely file before your deadline. it's the same thing with congressional negotiators and white house negotiators in a situation like this. it's important to underline that we would not have instantly defaulted if we past the deadline. other spending would have been constrained or not going out the door to do the payments we absolutely had to make. it wouldn't have been his fault. it's not as though if the deadline were midnight, minute past that, we would not have been default. host: this is danny, independent, good morning. caller: thank

iconic game show host, pat is announcing his retirement. reggie: he has hosted wheel of fortune for four decades. here is andrew dymburt. andrew: pat sajak is last spin of the wheel. 76-year-old announcing his retirement saying that time is come. our 44 season will be my last. it's been a wonderful ride. he got his start in radio in chicago, he worked on armed forces radio and then took a job as a weatherman and nashville. but it was in 1991 wherein he got the start -- got the job that would make him a star taking over wheel of fortune. please do not adjust your at home. a year later, vanna white joined his host. in 1983 the nighttime versi launched in over 40 years pat and vanna were crowned tv royalty. >> he was in every man. he was funny, quick. a little bit of smart and sarcasm but not too much. >> a lot of shows dark and we are an antidote to that. andrew: replacing him will not be easy. vanna has filled in for him in the past. >> one of the things people could identify with, you can see his frustration. to keep the spotlight on the co

ryan seacrest has signed a deal and he will succeed pat sajak when the host retires next year. reporter sandy from our sister station in new york has the details. >> wheel of fortune. >> they are words often for so many years they have become part of the fabric of american life. when host pat sajak announced he was leaving after four decades the name mentioned most often as the guy to replace him was ryan seacrest. so it was not too much o surprise that ryan took to his twitter feed to say i am truly humbled to be spping into the footsteps of tda pat sajak. i can say with the rest of america that it has been aprivit and vanna making us smile every night and feel right at home with them. >> that's right and look what you one. >> the pair we have grown to know and love have another season of the game to play before we say goodbye to pat sajak with ryan seacrest noting he looks forward to learning everything he can from wheel of fortune's host during the transition. in closing, ryan paid tribute to this man. the late merv griffin. a talkshow host himself and became a successful pr

the founder of the christian broadcasting network, pat robertson has died. they announced his passing this morning. stephanie elam has a look at his life and legacy. >> lord god fill me now with your spirit. >> reporter: pat robertson was a figure of the religious right. he founded the christian broadcasting network, the advocacy group, the christian coalition and the regent university. but he was also known for his outspoken views on homo sexuality, feminism and a host of other hot button issues. >> there isn't one civilization that survived that openly embraced homosexuality. >> he agreed that god allowed the 9/11 terrorists to succeed because america moved religion to the left. the yale law school graduate had a religious awakening in the '50s. he bought a bankrupt station and it became the first outlet for the first christian network. its flag ship program was the daily show he hosted, the 700 club. named for the 700 donors who launched it in 1961. >> i plan to make a formal announcement of my candidacy for the republican nomination for the president of

he said i'm humbling to stepping in the foot steps of pat sajak.an't the tradition of spinning the wheel and working with vanna white. he's new gig comes after co-hosting with kelly. he expects to continue his other work as host of "american idol", a new year's eve special, on air with ryan seacrest, american top 40 and his morning show on l.a.'s kiss f.m. radio. he replaces pat sajak who said he was retiring in september after 40 seasons. so seacrest with a net worth of about $450 million becomes the new face of the wheel of fortune beating out vanna white. hard to argue with the choice. he reliables and bankable. >> martha: it's amazing. so he took for for regis philbin, pat sajak and dick clark. amazing. good to see you. look, do not mess with new yorkers and their pizza. a proposal is on the table to replace coal in wood-fired ovens which could change the taste of your pizza in the name of climate change. >> you heard of the boston tea party? this is the boston new york -- the new york pizza party. give us pizza or give us death. >> martha: cou

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pat cummins leads his australia side to a dramatic two—wicket win over england in the first ashes testt edgbaston. rain wreaks havoc — play is halted for nearly two hours at hampden park, in scotland's euro qualifier against georgia. and top seed at queen's carlos alcaraz survives a scare to make it through to the second round in london. you are very welcome along to the programme. all the night's football to come, but we start with the news that australia's cricketers have beaten england in a thrilling finish to the first ashes test at edgbaston in birmingham. the tourists began the final day on 107 for 3, chasing 281 to win. england looked on course to win when ben stokes bowled usman khawaja for 65, and joe root held a stunning catch off his own bowling to see off alex carey. but a ninth wicket stand of 55 between pat cummins and nathan lyon steered australia to victory by two wickets. it's their narrowest margin of victory in an ashes test — in terms of wickets — since 1907. i don't think i've ever felt the way i'm feeling right now after a test match. it was just so many emotions

pat robertson was 93.orah: now to a trend that some believe is getting out of hand. tipflation. tipping is not only getting more expensive, but now it is being encouraged for a growing number of services. in this week's "money watch," cbs's carter evans shows us how some businesses are solving the >> there we go. >> reporter: something is different when you pay for your ice cream at molly moon's in seattle. speaker at the bottom, if you'd like. >> reporter: tipping is not allowed here. owner molly moon neitzel says those checkout screens make customers and her workers uncomfortable. >> employees don't really want to stand there and think about how much influence you have over what they are going to take home. >> reporter: so she raised prices and raised pay. what is your minimum wage here? >> we start both at $ $21 an ho. >> reporter: benefits? >> absolutely. >> reporter: a new bank range survey out today suggest two-thirds of americans now have a negative view of tipping. >> homegirl, what am i going to t

legendary wheel of fortune host pat sajak announces his plans to retire. >> i'll see you next time. > good evening, and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night for a special edition of the "cbs evening news" from miami. the eyes of the world were focused on this courthouse behind me today, as the first american president, former or current, appeared before a judge on federal charges. donald trump was booked and arraigned on 37 criminal counts, including the willful retention of national defense information, making false statements, and conspiracy to obstruct justice. 31 of those counts are for violations of the espionage act. now, inside the courthouse, trump was fingerprinted and provided a dna sample, but he was expired -- spared, i should say, from getting a mug shot ta. he pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. security was tight around the courthouse, with federal state and local police out in force, as protesters and supporters took to the streets. trump aide walt nauta, who was also charged, appeared in court, but he was not arraigned because he does not yet have a lo

as we told you yesterday, pat is retiring after next season.rated suggests charles barkley should be in considering ryan or rob gronkowski or peyton and eli manning. don't hate any of those, but it seems that vanna is the frontrunner. the 66 year old has filled in before, so she has experience and insider is quoted saying vanna would highly consider it next. he's not old enough yet to drive, but he may soon be able to fly you to the moon. a teen prodigy is graduating from santa clara university this weekend. chiron quassey is getting his degree in computer science and engineering at just 14 years old. and he's already landed a job as a software engineer for spacex. he says he wants to use technology to help humanity be, for example, to revolutionize farming. he says his college years have been the happiest of his 14 year old life. i went from being a third grade mutineer to really feeling validated intellectually. i think there's a conventional mindset that i'm missing out on childhood, but i don't think that's true. i think, again, that mindse

pat dug in there. and he has _ out australia. pat dug in there. and he has gone — out australia.e. and he has gone over the line. tennis and the top seed carlos alcaraz is through to the 2nd round of the queen's championship in london. he had to come from a set down to beat the frenchman arthur rinderknech who qualified as a lucky loser. after winning the 2nd set 7—5, alcaraz took the decider on a tie break to seal his place in the last 16. he'll face jiri lehecka of the czech republic. alcaraz will regain the world number one spot if he wins the tournament. it was difficult for me at the beginning to adapt my tennis, my game, to the me, it is tough, playing here. but of course, i enjoyed playing on the grass, playing here at queens, that there is a tournament i really wanted to play. and of course, i have had a really good performance for me in the first match on grass. the number 2 seed holger rune is also through to the 2nd round. the dane, who's already reached three finals so far this year, beat maxime cressy of the usa, to claim his first ever victory on grass. rune won in

and mark responded, you heard him pat, he thinks he deserves it. he doesn't think they're doing anything wrong. >> so they have operational entry into the capitol. they're talking about murdering mike pence, and this witness under oath says mark meadows says yep, yes, you heard him, he deserves it. pence going along with what he says was donald trump's intent, which was to have or to allow the assassination of mike pence. the words sound almost shocking, extreme, or radical, even all these years past what originally occurred and what we watched in the committee hearings. that's why i began this report tonight saying, some of this might seem old. why are we still talking about it and, much of it is in the zone of, when will there be accountability? as for meadows saying he doesn't think there's anything wrong with it, the wording is striking. the evidence shows mark meadows, who we just learned went in to testify, was worried he did something wrong, burning documents after meeting with a congressman in his office according to that same aide. that is

and mark looked up in him and said, he doesn't want to do anything, pat. i remember pat something to the effect of, mark, we need to do something more. they're literally calling for the vice president to be effingham. mark responded something to the effect of, you heard it, pat, he think mike deserves it, he doesn't think they're doing anything wrong. >> meanwhile, a federal grand jury will meet this week in florida to hear evidence in the classified documents case. -- in d. c. has already spent -- and witness testimony. we do not know why prosecutors have convened to separate grand juries. it is not clear how the proceedings in florida relate to what's happening in d. c.. house republicans, meanwhile, are now demanding information about this case. today, congressman jim jordan was back at it, he wrote attorney general merrick garland, requesting internal documents, describing the scope of smiths investigation. earlier today, nbc news caught up with the special counsel on the street, and when asked about his investigations, he remained silent. >> is the in

pat robertson has died. once ran for president and agreed with jerry falwell who blamed gay people and others for 9/11. the well-known actress and her deeply personal video. battle with breast cancer. shannon doherty's very brave message tonight, and america is strong this evening, astounding $100 million donation to veterans in need supporting so many groups. including bob woodruff's. a remarkable gift that you have to see right here. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from "abc news" world headquarters in new york this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening as we come on the air live in the west tonight we do begin at this hour with the breaking news. former president donald trump is been indicted by a federal grand jury in connection with his handling of classified documents after he left the white house. the former president acknowledging the news himself on social media, saying hannah's lawyers have been informed that the former president has been indicted. donald trump has been told to be in fl

. >>> remembering pat robertson, the tv evangelistst pioneer w who boldldly mixed f faith and politicscs. >>>>> plus, ththe broadwayay revivaval with a powerfrful messagege of hope. ♪♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. that dangerous plume of smoke that has held the northeast in its grip has drifted south tonight, leaving the new york area breathing a bit easier, while putting cities along the midatlantic into the high danger zone. earlier today philadelphia with a distinction of having the worst air quality of any major city in the world. washington, d.c. at one point issuing a code purple warning for very unhealthy air. the source of all this, of course, those wildfires burning across large swaths of canada. unusual weather patterns funneling the smoke into the eastern u.s. and great lakes, forcing events to be canceled and disrupting flights. with hundreds of americans already on the fire lines, president biden is offering canada additional resources to help battle the fires. emilie ikeda has the latest. >> reporter: while new york

patrick e.: i do want to give pat an opportunity to jump in here. for historical context and i think it's really important, i finished a manuscript dealing with domestic surveillance and political oppression, the first of a two-volume series, and this particular manuscript covers the period see essentially from -- period essentially from 1901 to dwight eisenhower's last day in office. what's fascinating and terrifying is to go through records from the world war i era and see exactly how victimized german americans were and i'm talking about lynchings. i'm talking about murders. all these kinds of things. so i think it's a phenomenon that unfortunately is human. because here you're talking about, you know, one group of essential liangelo americans -- essentially angelo americans prosecuting another group of white americans, a large number of them ultimately, and again it's that foreigner aspect to it, right? so there has to be -- they have to be colluding in some way, right? and i think it's a broader ultimately societal problem. it's just that over

to be stepping into the footsteps of pat sajak." >> look what you won.odbye. seacrest noting he looks forward to learning everything he can from wheel of fortune's host during the transition. ryan paid tribute to this man. >> what is going on here? reporter: a talkshow host who became a highly successful producer, griffin created wheel ryan writes this is truly a full circle moment for me adding he is grateful for the opportunity and cannot wait to continue the tradition of spinning the wheel and working alongside the great vanna white. sandy kenyon, abc 7 news. reggie: wheel of fortune airs on abc 7 at 7:30 after jeopardy, which is after abc 7 news at 6:00. drew: let's get the running forecast. we have cloud cover early on but the sunshine breaks out slightly faster compared to yesterday. we find temperatures slowly warming through the 50's as the money goes on. here is the south beach camera. live look outside showing not only the cloud cover but some mist close to the coast. increasing sunshine this afternoon and temperatures closer to average but how

and when host pat sajak announced he was leaving after four decades, the name mentioned most often as him was ryan seacrest. so it not too much of a surprise that ryan took to his twit t say i a humbled to be stepping into the footsteps of the legendary pat i can say with the rest ofa thaa ivilege and a joy to watch pat sajak and vanna white making us smile every night and feel right at home with them. >> that's right and look what you one. >> the pair we have grown to love have another season of the game to play before we say goodbye to pat sajak with ryan seacrest noting he looks forward to learning everything he can from the wheel of fortune host during the transition. of in closing, ryan paid tribute to this man. the late merv griffin host himself who became a highly successful producer and created both wheel and jeopardy. turns out secrest was hired by griffin to host another game show a quarter of a century ago. so r writes, this is a full circle moment for me, adding is grateful for the opportunity an wait to continue the tradition of spinning the wheel and working alongside th

this idea that pat gelsinger is telling -- playing with the cooperative approach. micron is down 1.63% warning that sales from chinese customers that 50% of that is under risk. this is china looking at a cybersecurity crackdown and that could hurt micron. we are going to go straight to this. we have a good guest for you on set. caroline: you can really break down how much micron has already tried to pivot, already tried to tell the market, how much exposure they have from the geopolitics it cannot control. what else is happening at the moment? >> mark murphy, cfo of micron said at a goldman sachs conference on may 31 that even though they provided guidance they were uncertain because china never defined what they were looking at and what this critical infrastructure security risk entailed. it really doesn't come as a huge surprise to me yet the market was relying on micron's guidance of low single-digit to high single digit percent impact on revenue. it is higher than not, low double digits. caroline: what can it do when it is so dependent from a client perspective

everybody gets a participation trophy and a pat on the back. we are talking about equity and equality. we are lowering standard for marginalized groups. we know this fails. we have seen for 30 years of data that the thing we are doing is not working. every single place where this form of education, or when you take the father out of the home, that starts crumbling the foundation of the youth that live there. we have to do it better. brian: for people who say what do you want me to do, i'm in a bad relationship, i have three kids of my own. you have a mentor stip program where people can help the next generation. >> it's hard first of all. i want to set some clear expectations. apogee strong. our next class launches july 1. the input we are getting back from wives saying this saved their marriage from young men saying my dad is transformed. sometimes a man in the home doesn't have the tools -- maybe his father -- he doesn't know what to do. he doesn't have a playbook. we give them literally. there is a step, step by step what you need to be doin

cheryl: pat sajak announcing his retirement in a tweet last night.e's what he wrote, i decided our 41st season which begins in september which be my last. it's been a wonderful ride and i'll have more to say in the coming months. many thanks to you all. if nothing else it will keep the click bait sites busy. he began involving wheel of fortune in 1981. a sony executive praising the long time host telling fox news pat has entertained millions of viewers across america for 40 amazing years, we're incredibly grateful and proud to have had pat as our host for all these years, we look forward to celebrating his outstanding career throughout the upcoming season. he will remain a consultant so he's not exactly retiring. the guy has never aged. i would like his youth secrets. maria: good for him. congrats on that incredible career. cheryl, thank you so much. the white house is claiming that it is confident it can protect america's national security secrets despite the chinese spy base in cuba as well as the spy balloon which traversed our country for a week.

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