rachel: is that you are your cat, pete? pete: it's not.ht days in the basement with food and water while we were gone. you just pile up the food in two big containers. you pile up the food, you pile up the water in two big bowls, and then you fill up the litter and then you hut the door. ing -- shut the door. will: i don't think you tell the story. pete: i think people do this all the time. will: do they? pete: yes. we're very humane and kind to our cats, but i don't need them roaming the house making problems. they have plenty of food and water, they have some sunlight. will: i've never been a cat guy -- rachel: what are the benefits? pete: you don't have to worry about them. will: you don't board a cat? you just lock are it in the basement and toss some food on the floor in. pete: boom, good to go. you come back and they're happy again. excited to see you with, you pet 'em, life is good. will: imagine if dog people did that. pete: that's why dogs are such a problem. they're another kid. cats are just easy. rachel: remember when mitt romn

pete: got it.alled con a thatland, and the web site is vets for child rescue.org. forrest and craig, god bless you guys. thank you so much. >> thank you for having us. pete: appreciate it, thank you. >>> despite protests and attempts to cancel the event, kirk cameron's see you at the library goes on strong. his message of faith and family coming up. >>> and rfk jr.'s calling out the dystopian nightmare flooding across our southern border. our political panel joins us live to react coming up. [clicking] when occasional heartburn won't let you sleep. [clicking] get fast relief with new tums+ heartburn + sleep support. love food back and fall asleep faster. ♪tum, tum tum tum, tums♪ (ambience of room, birds, scrolling content on phone) you tried. limiting when it was okay. no tech behind closed doors. but social media's algorithms of addiction always won out. it's not your fault. alone you can't stop it. together, we will. we have a plan. join us. ( ♪ ) ♪ >> after visiting the border, i've come to unde

pete: i'm sorry. the new talking point from the other side after this week is the illusion of access. so you've got to -- the left-wing media has to find a way to explain away the evidence that's coming clear before them. of course joe biden knew about his son's business dealings, and that's devon archer or right will there. a big week for him both behind closed doors with the house oversight committee with an interview with tucker or carlson, with others where he talked openly about refuting the requested that was just the illusion of access. we'll get to that in a moment. but here's the media talking about how they're spinning what joe might have known and peddling -- will: it's particularly congressman dan goldman -- pete: okay. will: -- who was in that interview with devon archer. he came out, and he said -- it's a pretty ingenious spin. he says what we're really looking at here is the illusion of access. rachel: because there were 20 calls, over 20 calls -- will: he was acknowledging hunter was d

we're looking for pete. >> pete hegseth completed the first -- pete: holy cow! glory to god.less the navy seals. rachel: let's check in with pete and will. they're on the sec leg of that journey right now. >> statue of liberty to el sis island are, another -- ellis island, another three-quarter mile swim. rachel: will cain just finished the second leg of the navy seal swim and pete coming in behind him. >> here he is. first words out of the water, how you feeling? >> whoo. this guy's fast. ♪ will: last leg, mile and a half, to manhattan to the 9/11 memorial -- >> that, let's go! [cheers and applause] >> how special was that experience? will: special, special thing to have said you have done in your life. pete: yeah. well done, brother. will: it's all about this remembrance of everything these guys have fought for, what we believe in as americans. ♪ will: that was an awesome morning for a variety of reasons. i call pete yesterday, rachel, at the end of the day and said, hey, man, that was really fun to do with you. it was just kind of, like, i mean, let's be -- it's a bro thin

pete: correct. then james comer has done a really good job and he's in the process and it's a long process and they take it up after this august recess on the hunter biden investigation into joe biden. rachel: there's enough evidence even with what we have to verne verse impeachment number one and biden doing corruption in ukraine. fixer force all 50 democrats saying we think everything is fine here. force their hand. don't just say, oh, the senate won't do it. let's see, senate. senate for this stuff. missing 280 after a surge of people called in saying they're safe. >> people saying where's the federal government. will: more than 2,000 acres destroying hundreds of homes and businesses and people are asking how? this has been a mystery for me. i would think i'd hear from more people and the number is coming down on the number of policing. that's good news. you would think that's good news. it's just odd it's taking this long to confirm and the montgomery county and 18,000 filling a public request a

pete: yeah.hat he's endured. he's facing hundreds of years of potential jail time. so we went from investigations to impeachment, to to indictments, to the potential of imprisonment. this is what we're talking about, the imprisonment of a political opponent before an election. and here's a protective order, they'd love to do more than that if they could, they want to silence him. they certainly don't want him to the to look under the hood any more than he already has. and they're starting to point out his only defense is to point at hunter. it's not about me, what about hunter. but with as victor davis hansen pointed out last night on "the bottom with line," he's pointing to a two-tiered justice system that do does exist in america right now. >> none of these elites are ever subject to the consequences of their the own directive ideology. we have gavin newsom here in california that dines without a mask and then he's telling people that you've got to shut down your small flower shop because you d

pete: yeah.l: but kind of says so all this money goes into hunter's account, into all these shell companies -- by the way, also in the name of some of the grandkids -- and then the money gets shoveledded out to different people in the biden family. it's very easy to find out if the money ended up paying for joe biden's, you know, beach home or his bills which, by the way, many of the e-mails this hunter biden's laptop indicate that they did. the reason we don't know this and the reason why it's so hard, i'm going to give you sound from joe comer earlier, but the reason why it's taking so long, there has been zero help, zero lifting from the doj, from the fbi. and the irs agents who were honest and wanted to look into it were told not to go down any path that led to joe biden. that is why it's taking long. will: so the burisma executive that was connected to this said it would take 10 years, that it's so complicated. i mean, this is a direct quote in the 1023 form -- pete: yes, i remember that quo

pete: it is happening in our house too. pete: gwen was like she was doing her girl thing.rachel: the guy won. this is what it feels like to be riley gaines. pete: taking everything to the next level. will: glad you are here. thanks for being here this morning. we start with this. donald trump hits the campaign trail in alabama breaking records of attendance and fundraising numbers, slammed protectors of president biden for what he says is direct interference in the presidential election. rachel: he says the indictment was ridiculous and an act of desperation. pete: alexandria hoff joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the former president's campaign and court calendar filled up hours after pleading not guilty to his third indictment in four months. he will travel to alabama delivering remarks at a dinner hosted by the same party. will: this ridiculous >> this ridiculous indictment is an act of desperation by a failed and disgraced crooked joe biden and his radical left thugs to preserve their grip on power. they want to do anything they can to preserve it. biden at his pr

fourth indictment and we will be here through the evening and we will keep you updated pete. >> pete: you mention a flurry of activity and you have any sense about why they sped it up? if they had a timeline why they felt the need to move more quickly? >> pete, we have no idea what is going on inside of the courthouse. grand juries are are very private and secretive matters. we are outside and seeing some of these witnesses, and an out. there are some reporting earlier today and there were images circulating online adapter to show that donald trump may be indicted for the charges against him, but this evening the fulton county court clerk is addressing those images and saying that they are fictitious. if you look at them there is a lot of information to say that there might be something, something that we are trying to report or lead into throughout the day, perhaps that might have played a something and to the timeline today what does document surfacing online. we do not know, pete at the mercy of the judge and his grand jury tonight. >> pete: we sought his documents as well and coul

pete: it's amazing.biden with nothing until two irs whistleblowers stepped up resulting in those tax and gun charges that were eventually collapsed because they were trojan horses to do away with all of hunter's potential crimes. but at first if, guys, nothing. rachel: it's unbelievable. "the new york times," by way, is saying this, earlier the year the times found mr. weiss appeared willing to forgo any prosecution at all, and his office came close to ending the investigation without requiring a guilty plea on any charges. but the corresponding -- the correspondence reveals that his position relayed through his staff change in the spring around the time that a pair of irs officials on the case, those were the whistleblowers, accused the justice department of hamstringing the investigation. mr. weiss suddenly demanded mr. biden plead guilty to committing tax offenses. and you'll remember joseph ziegler and this is what he had to say. >> while the impression has been conveyed by the u.s. attorney in delaw

pete: it is true. he works with vampire cosmetics saying that's enough and you can't say something like that. here's their statement in sponsor stuff and not anymore. the lgbtqia+ community and healthcare all preorder sales will be refunded. will: the question for me is for alice cooper and also carlos santana we're seeing more public reality check this. is a fad, this is not right. is that because finally reality is rudely interrupting these ideologies or these guys are bold and you you get old you tell the truth. rachel: i've notice that had about myself. you're just more likely to say what you think. i think it was santana and i stand with dave chapelle on this and you said he restricted and catch that and put out an apology. will: that's often require when had your publicist is involved and they put out stuff that you don't necessarily are in line with. pete: you get old and you're a truth teller and they're coming for the kids and it's a kids thing. adults want to do your thing and now it's the ki

pete: yeah.n you look at that statement, i mean, he feels like it's also the weaponization for political purposes. maybe he, you know, his buying of twitter -- will: yeah. pete: -- his reinstating donald trump, the his nature of being with a free thinker the. even though he did all the electric car stuff for them, not good enough. so they're finding one narrow spot which advances their open borders agenda to try to come at him. rachel: of course. pete: citizenship does still matter per the law. so i think he'll win out here. this is a, this is an ideological doj attempt. rachel: it's a signal to other ceos, you run afoul of this government, we'll find something on you. so don't you care -- dare cross us. again, this is what communism looks like. wake up, america. anyway, turning now to some other head headlines. a former ph.d. student in florida is accused of pumping hazardous chemicals under his neighbor's front door. they had trouble opening the door and smelling a strange odor. police say the

we did well, were looking for pete. >> pete completed the first leg. pete: god bless the navy seal. in with pe and will run the second leg, the statue of liberty to ellis island another three quarters swim. rachel: will cain just finished the second leg and pete's coming in behind him. >> the first words out of the water, how do you feel. pete: this guy is fast. will: last leg to manhattan to the united memorial. >> how special was that experience. >> a special thing to have done in your life. >> well done brother, let's go to ground zero. the remembrance of everything, these guys fought for and we believe as americans. pete: it was awesome. will is a heckuva swimmer. i tried to get him in the second leg to take a picture in front of the statue of liberty in the water and he very reluctantly waited for me and took two pictures and then he was out of here he wanted to keep going. will: i wanted to beat some navy seals. this was the part in the package that i giggle, the first leg of the swim we jumped in together. at the beginning i kind of stayed with pete for a while. i have to say

. >> pete: true. he was mob neighbor growing up. >> greg: no way. >> pete: literally across the host. >> greg: so two fox hosts lived on the same street. >> pete: lived on the same street co-captains of the football team together. >> martha: i want the year books. >> greg: smells fishy to me. jessica? >> jessica: my husband, he lived next door to me. >> greg: that's right. >> i love that story >> jessica: be nice to men in the elevator. >> yes, be nice to men in the elevator. >> unless they're terrible. >> greg: that is such a guy. it's like, you know, i'm interested in dating people but i can't be bothered to leave. >> she's kind of cute next door. >> greg: yeah, i'll just walk over >> jessica: we had never seen each other before and it was a week before covid and you just have to make it work. where else are you going to go. >> i pick up. >> greg: maybe that's all you need. katie. >> katie: our neighbor ellen tibbetts a ceramics professor at the university and taught me how to make cool stuff and ga

ingraham angle start right now >> pete: i'm pete hegseth in for laura ingraham. this is a special edition of the ingraham angle live from new york city tonight. now, not only is the left lying. we know about the shear corruption engulfing the biden family. it's like a bible on fire at this point. they are working overtime to snuff out any negative coverage of it. and, worse and it's predictable. they are smothering us with the same tired smears. >> and they're also trying to my hunter biden with president biden. not just biden. >> of course they are. and there's no evidence of that. but they're going to keep trying because that is the arguments that they want to fuzzy the waters out there. muddy the waters, not fuzzy them. muddy the waters out there. that, by the way, is a tactic that vladimir putin and other authoritarian dictators use. but that's their strategic objective, to make it all seem the same. >> pete: there you have it. there is no evidence of any of this because i say there is no evidence of this. by the way, vladimir putin. and there it is. the same

he has some especially strong bond, is one pete land. it. he's nice, he's been and it almost feels like lino, so it is kind of a person you see some kind of a presence here. for example, this would piece that i'm now looking at. it may potentially be 2 or 3000 to years old. i often want to think that these lands are if the memory of feeling loved without hosting him and his normal profits. no change then. and so a wouldn't exist as it does today. it's one of around a few areas across the country that have been successfully rewarded. and it's new. the 46 year olds, home village. so key or is it has told us everything we have needed to learn in order to make this a national program. and from that we started to learn and the test and innovate. how can you restore large beat land system. busy a huge projects of a 110 hic tents piece has been harvested. he has fuels to decades. the money just somebody took the landscape and present the results. it was severely impacted by a human decisions for economic gain and a to production that had disastrous

will: from pete's wife -- pete: what is she revealing?t is not about your gas tank she said i'm watching on delay regarding the swim he's not sandbags -- [laughter] i'm not sandbagging. not looking good tune if we make it across the river. all right still ahead climate change is climate change the end of summer vacationsome? "new york times" thinks so mark breaks down the left latest alarmist claim straight ahead. rachel: i love warm weather. i don't know what they're talking about. keep your paws off. a thief in san diego gets distracted by man's best friend the video this video is great. pete: what a protecter, though, look at that dog. rachel: a little belly rub as i steal from you. [laughter] so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationre

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pete: bill brown, everything.orter: 220 swimmers this total, a lot of them navy seals, other firefighters, police, we have first service responders. i mean, just all -- rangers, lots of people out here all for a good cause. guys, this is it. pete: stick around at the edge of the show, we're going to jump off right at the end of the show, so don't miss it. we'll be jumping off the barge for the last leg. >> reporter: and i'll be there to see you guys complete it. good luck to you. griff: charly, will, pete, thank you. we'll be right back after this break to make sure we see them dive back in. stick with us. ♪ ♪ oh booking.com, ♪ i'm going to somewhere, anywhere. ♪ ♪ a beach house, a treehouse, ♪ ♪ honestly i don't care ♪ find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian

i want pete to be there, everywhere i go.ause that's what he'd be asking about me, i'm sure. pete was such a friendly and happy chap, and ijust want people to always think about him. and what we do going forward is thinking like, "yeah, "pete would be so proud of what we're doing here." nothing can replace him, but keeping his name alive, keeping pete gregory flying, will at least offer the family some solace. with that report wasjohn maguire and we can speak to him now live in bristol.. ican sieger are very close to a balloon basket there, did you hop in and go for a flight? we balloon basket there, did you hop in and go for a flight?— and go for a flight? we had a slight error on this _ and go for a flight? we had a slight error on this morning, _ and go for a flight? we had a slight error on this morning, the - and go for a flight? we had a slight error on this morning, the first - error on this morning, the first time we had a mass ascent from the international balloon fiesta which takes place over this weekend. in the mo

pete's man bun holding up.uys in those tiny shorts, they are fortunate to be dressed, pretty covered up. it is chilly out here but the water, not too cold. that's good news. they are on the first leg of the swim. i'm told this is the most difficult portion of it because they are swimming against the current. they have the current assisting them. that's better news. it is a 1 mile swim. liberty island to ellis island and from there, to battery park. the layovers, 22 pull-ups, 100 push-ups. and searching for better lives. and the freedoms, honoring those who lost their lives on 9/11. and e final words? they were ready to go. they have the best of the best surroundings them. 220 participants in the hudson river. we are not going to make anything else but hoping they can accomplish that swiftly. looks like everything is doing good right now so cheers to that. >> and -- will are pete? >> i have no idea where they are in the water. and and one of the motto here, no man left behind. and to the hudson river. >> hundred

sorry, pete. pete: i love it though i will declare as wonderful as dogs are, they can be painful.at about -- they are super well-groomed, those dogs. will: did you send a picture of your dog in? anita: i will do it in a different segment. it is official dog day for the next four hours. will: i still have some time which were you both asked to send a picture? pete: yes. i don't have one. anita: it is a lot about you. will: i don't think dogs can be patriots which they don't know what country they are in. anita: have no loyalty to anybody. will: they don't know what country they are in. but cats can be traders. i send pete a video of a police officer who said let me tell you the difference between cats and dogs. sometimes we enter our house and someone will have died and they have been in the house for quite some time. if you do that a dog will be cuddled up by his former master staying with him, starving to death. the cat will have eaten the master. pete: got to have food. what are you going to do? anita: can i say something? i will switch the subject. i know the world is talking a

, yeah ♪ they're yelling, "pete, pete, pete." york lottery balls remember, this is worth five points [ laughter ] what am i talking about? that's been -- this has been amazing. thank you -- what an appearance oh, my gosh. [ light laughter ] all right. here we go come on, five points [ golf balls scattering [ audience ohs ] it just looks good just do it for fun here he goes, right there. star of "bupkis," pete davidson, right here, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause yeah, that's it. you did it the winner the champion [ bell dinging ] pete davidson. "bupkis" premieres next thursday on peacock. we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. >> thank you, guys >> jimmy: how are you -- dude, how are you doing -- [ cheers and applause ♪ i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage,

>> pete: i will try. >> brian: i'm worried but. >> pete: freewheeling, no script. >> ainsley: pete, i for you really quickly. >> pete: yes, ma'am. >> ainsley: did you get a hair cut? did you trim the mullet? >> steve: it looks like it. >> will: it was time. >> brian: can you spin around for the people at home? >> pete: it's gone. no more. a summer of glory. i did everything i could. buff the man bun in the swim i think is what got me. >> brian: that's when management calls. >> pete: that's when it was over. it. >> brian: pro-mommying your show.promoing your show. >> bret baier come up at 8:30. >> brian: wonder if he will wear the same for our show he will tonight. >> steve: pete, we will see you don't. thank you very much. >> pete: thanks, guys. got a hair cut. >> steve: carley joins us now. >> carley: so glad you asked that question. i was watching martha mccallum show yesterday on my phone. pete was on. i was trying to expand the screen to see if he got a hair cut or not. thank you for clarifying from the bottom of my heart. >> ainsley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: new overnight, uk

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if ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory.ine pilot, he lived his life in the skies. since the age of three, pete and his brother dan often flew with their father, andrew. ballooning as a field, and he was passionate about aviation as a job, and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. the brothers took up competitive flying. here they are winning thejunior world championships in poland two years ago. they were both involved in a contest in worcestershire injune, when pete's balloon crashed and he was killed. dan's ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife, louise, doing the same for pete. losing your son is just... yeah, it's just horrific. people say, oh, he was doing something that he loved when he sort of left the planet, but that's sort of bittersweet, in reality. it really is. i mean, i think it's also a lot harderfor his mother because she was on the marker cross to actually... ..where they were all dropping the markers, and she was, yeah, basically there. so it's very, very raw. an air accident investigation will

pete? pete: douglas, griff, rachel, kind of wish i was with you right now.t kidding, we are here with the best of the best, lining up and getting ready to get in the water, bill brown put this together. pete: we are going to logistics as we speak. we went getting a head account, we are getting into the water. what made you begin to think about putting this new york city seal swim together? >> i thought about the great men and women who serve in our military, the police officers, first responders, the statue of liberty at thomas island, the world trade center, what it means to all of us to big it all together to set a positive patriotic message for the country. will: we got to slow month ago, the reference in his eyes, it is hard not to have that reverence when you swim under the statue of liberty. >> reference in his voice talking to all the guys lined up ready to make the swim. we got a picture in the studio of the sign on your hospital room when you were recovering as a navy seal that motivated so many people, you continue to motivate them. talk about why

pete: come on. whoa. rick: but you were out a long time ago. pete: got my man out.out. 20 hard? >> you're out. pete: sunday show, everybody. hope you have a great up subject. rachel: or else the devil's going to get ya. [laughter] ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning futures." thanks so much for join withing us this morning, i'm maria bartiromo. today, the brand for sale, the biden brand. this from devon archer's stunning house interview last week saying that what he called the brand was what china, ukraine and russia all wanted to pay for with owe biden at the seat of -- with joe biden at the seat of power as the vice president of the united states. yet democrats are no

pete: we will try, we will see what the river has for us.e been in hawaii covering the for us while pete has been training hard and getting the advantage. you always have water polo on your side so we are excited. will: this is what i was doing in my backyard pool just like this. the seals are coming in. it is a huge group. will: pete is in great shape. there's a simple lesson in television. don't ever ever go shirtless on television and don't ever do it when surrounded by 50 to 100 navy seals. rachel: i am really looking forward to this now. catch you guys a little later. to a fox news alert. hurricane hilary prompting a hurricane watch for the first time in southern california. griff: it will bring once in a century rain which could cause landslides and mudslides. residents brace as much as 10 inches of rain, 9 foot storm surges. douglas: majorly baseline major league soccer delivering several games ahead of the storm. for more on this download the fox weather apps nordstream fox weather on any tv connected device. now, president biden is

hey, pete.d evening, superior court j judge david bowman promised a decision on the state's efforts to ban these policies temporarily for now. he said that decision will be coming shortly but did not define exactly what he meant by that. so we'll be watching for wee the rest of the week for a ruling to come dowk n. but today in court, the state argued that irreversible harmdei would be done to transgender kids if the school facilds statd that child coming out to their parents as transgender pare they communicated with the parents back at home. prt on the other sidt e of this, you have the middletown school board president who says, how can parents help their children if they don't know what's going on? noi truly do believe that t the policy now in placrue with this state, if lifted, will help the children not only throughout the state and middletown, but the whole country. and that'sand middthe what we r. >> we really need to help our children. p today we saw protesters on both sides of this, ki

if ever anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory.often flew with their father, andrew. ballooning is a feel, and he was passionate about aviation as a job, and ballooning as his hobby and his passion. the brothers took up competitive flying. here they are winning thejunior world championships in poland two years ago. they were both involved in a contest in worcestershire injune, when pete's balloon crashed and he was killed. dan's ground crew that day was andrew, with his wife, louise, doing the same for pete. losing your son is just... yeah, it's just horrific. people say, oh, he was doing something that he loved when he sort of left the planet, but that's sort of bittersweet, in reality. it really is. i mean, i think it's also a lot harderfor his mother because she was on the marker cross to actually... where they were all dropping the markers, and she was, yeah, basically there. so it's very, very raw. an air accident investigation will seek to discover what happened and crucially, what, ifany, lessons can be learned. dan is deter

pete, you know what i'm talking about. don't want a half-empty cup. >> he got deported in. >> yeah you got deported. half-empty cup with guests over that's embarrassing. not in my household. i won't have it. you know, i can relate to what the good man is trying to say. it's like having a narcissistic mother, you know. do i love too much? did i try too hard? was i wanting you to have decor may look good at school just to much for you? so and that's what this is. that's what they get is saying. and if it wasn't for me being s giving, and just virtuous and perfect, the sublime never woul have came in. but i can compete with the ugliness and evil, because it i hard to be this way. and you can't. and i've done everything i coul for you, pete. >> not my fault. it's not my fault. it's my fault for loving you to much, even though your deplorable. >> yes. pat, did you read the article and feel the same way? >> well, okay, i am not a liberal. i'm also not a conservative. i do know how it feels to have people just who are going to ha

pete tragically died. look across. not a bad day. just about dodging the cloud as well. join us back at the bristol festival after news where you are this morning. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm nicky ford. a murder investigation has been launched after the body of a 10—year—old girl was discovered in woking in surrey. she was found after police officers were called to an address in hammond road in the early hours of yesterday morning. police have identified a number of people they'd like to speak to and say at this stage they are not looking to identify anyone else in connection with their investigation. two men have beenjailed for their part in a daytime robbery and knife attack in the west end and the city in which members of the public suffered "savage injuries". tyrone dean from tottenham, on the left, and louis parkinson from islington wore masks when they tried to snatch mobile phones and flee on bicycles. their plan failed when passers—by stepped in and frustrated their attempts at a geta

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matt finn is live in saint pete florida which appears to have just taken a glancing blow.att, good evening. >> reporter: yeah, trace, it's calm right now but much different conditions here just 8-12 hours ago here in the tampa bay area. a lot of good news coming out of this region tonight. first of all, the bridges were reopened to the barrier islands which means, you know, residents and business owners can get back in to assess their properties. we did a tour of this region and we did not see any major damage here. but last night and into early this morning, there was soaking wind and very powerful rain, saint pete beach police say they rescued someone from a mobile home park on the island and we saw sheriffs deputies out all night and putting their lives on the line. saint pete beach was under mandatory evacuation and from our assessment it seems most people evacuated or just stayed inside. this morning as the sun came up there were neighborhoods and homes that had low level flooding but fortunately the water receded rather quickly here today. we're told a combination of

it is true, pete. it's like maybe lance armstrong was ahead of his time and yet h they made him take his ball and go home. s he just wanted to say ball and golf. he wanted to say that that was it. yeah. yeah. that the funny thing that washaa why wes this whole segment so it's not gonna break down as ash i said lance you see that twinkle when you see lance armstrong. ohis, i got to go. i'm next. i'm next. he's my body, my choice. >> right? this is really just the tour de france, the 90s in the in th olympics in the eighties. yes. is it the east germans? yeahe cs in th, east germans, the russians, whatever it was, they were in the sixties. e juic man alive. those were the they werein>> the enhanced games sex. ith ty no, i'm a tigress.ru i've watched this. what are the absolutthis pice lf human performance when totally juiced up? >> we don' t know we haven'teen seen it. >> let's watch it.it leou kno. cat, you don't. yeah, i mean to this. you don't watch sports. this would get you to watcw,h sports, right?

i am pete hegseth filling in for jesse on this tuesday. we begin in georgia where last night so-called justice was weaponize against a former president. >> a fulton county grand jury returned a true bill of indictment charging 19 individuals with violations of georgia law arising from a criminal conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in this state. the indictment brings felony charges against donald john trump. >> it was so important we had to wait until midnight. among the 19 included in the indictment is trump ozzie for me former attorney rudy giuliani and former chief of staff mark meadows. trump is facing 13 counts in georgia now bringing his grand total, look at that number, to 91 criminal charges across four indictments. never in american history has there been one. they have now brought 90 plus 1. 91 against there most feared political opponent. the former president has been charged with the racketeering influenced and corrupt organizations act which is what prosecutors used to go after gangsters and mo

pete beach. what is your experience like over the last couple of hours? >> you know, the weather has been dramatically fluctuating. intense wind and rain and heavy downfall a couple minutes ago. we were drenched and now we have dry air and direction of the wind has been shifting and most notable is the water behind me. the gulf consumed this beach and made way into the dunes where i'm standing and receded dramatically and noticeably in the last couple minutes. waters, wind and rain is fluctuating by the moment. we have seen reports by officials, i believe the sheriff's office says there is flooding in st. pete beach. i believe i can see some much the water from the gulf making its way over into some of the residential and commercial areas on the main streets. as the sun comes up, we'll be able to give better picture or understanding of the potential flooding in st. pete beach. this is zone a of evacuation, mandatory evacuation area because it is prone to flooding. >> early afternoon hours onshore

pete beach.ou are looking at still water, it is part of the gulf coast here and a little more inland, impacts are more bizarre than what you would expect to see along the beach during a hurricane of this magnitude. idalia packing a punch as you watch really what the winds are doing creating waves and sending them inland and debris line out lining how far that water has got ebb up to thises point. we are two hours away from high tide. there is chance we could see additional foot of water. we have city of tampa police here blocking the road trying to keep people who maybe are getting up this morning thinking worst is over from getting in their cars or trying to walk through the water. you never know what is in there, debris, power lines that could pose a hazard to you and strength of waves coming onshore are impactful and bizarre for this particular area. we have barrier islands closed, major bridges are closed because of how strong wind gusts are. we have all these factors very much at play despit

do you expansion of ulez pete.d of you concerned do you kind of are you concerned that the likes of clean air zones expand more zones and ulez might expand more around and we might around the country and we might well see one here in wolverhampton? >> i think it's inevitable, as you zones in you say, clean air zones in birmingham already 1 other birmingham already 1 or 2 other places have been earmarked for them. , they're taxing the them. for me, they're taxing the wrong people. these are going to hit the people who can't afford to upgrade their vehicles in central london. if you can afford to live there, you're going to have a car, which is 3 to 5 years old. the people are going are the ones who going to be hit are the ones who can't afford to change their cars. cdl’s. >> cars. >> and linda, you said your daughter doesn't drive in london and public and she relies on public transport a in transport as ulez got a point in that that position. well, it that in that position. well, it still point in that if still has

so, pete, so pete,mother y is ae coach, is going to be out of a job now robots are taking no, no. >>he the her clients love penny. okay. she's a life coach. she'll come in. comen and tet strengths are your weaknesses. >> what are you going to do for that roof online? >> you know, i don't know, man. i'm sorry. >> there's like a training program for. i'll be honest. i love her, and she does a great job. >> i don't really know what iti is. i know she gave me a framegave h all my strengths that is ins n a closet somewhere. >> i you know, i don't them.t' it's definitely not hair. one of them is not hair. the other one's not televisionn. re. . >> i don't know what they are. and so but i remember one of my good friends in high school got married and his wife was very young, like 23.she said >> she was like, i'm a lifehow coach. how cacan you be a life coach if you haven't lived life? >> true. so i think same challenges with computers. >> the how do you factor that in? craig do well shrink robots >>ve couches in their offices? do robots dream? i know, i don't know either,ello but i tell you,

we had that in saint pete. that was about an hour ago and that last rain band went through. this is feeling a little stronger even though we're kind of funneled in. i'm in the open but there's some treesen a a couple buildings. but you can see when it picks up. hurricanes are weird. when you're standing in them, it's not a constant wind in your face. it kind of blows at you, lets you gofundme blows at you, lets you go like that. so it's a little rocking. so far's not rag shifting me off my feet yet but with these rain bands coming in, if we get a 50 or 60 you'll see me rocking and rolling just a little bit. but so far jane 41 is the highest gust i've seen and that was at the airport just down the street. >> things will continue to go downhill from here watching the wind shift high tide coming in about a half hour to an hour sore so and that could spell trouble. >> we're already watching the higher than normal tides as you mentioned because of the astronomical tide but with the push of water from the offshow flow we'll be watching. bvd we'll check back with you. the latest on

pete beach up near clearwater. a few shifts near a mile or more will bring in the impact of storm surge pretty quickly. the clearwater beach reading keeps rising, 2.9 feet now. we have our bob van dilen on the beaches there, been showing how the water's crashed up on the barrier walls onto the sidewalks. they've closed off a portion of the road there right along the beaches. this, you know, even before we see that full southwest shift into clearwater beach, that's expected to happen as idalia continues to push a little bit further up to the north, but to see numbers this high already, this coinciding with the high tide, too which is already making the problem worse, is going to be a real tough stretch as we open up the rest of the day today. >> ian: jane, i was speaking with cody behind me in weather command. the hurricane hunters are in the storm and they're finding a pressure which is probably somewhere high in the 940's, somewhere around 948. keep in mind with the last update we got last hour at 1:00, minimum ce

of feet of water rise which was flooding treasure island, and it's right down the road from saint peteeach. now this only a couple of feet that can go up at 16. >> jane: it was one.6 feet at last reading and you can see what it has done here at cedar key they were already continuing it is just a nonstop barrage of waves as high tide comes in slowly but surely we will see the impact of the wind being parallel to the coast to impact cedar key as that juts out. but this will just get worse as the day goes on. as you were highlighting me be worse post landfall and that is the thing is that the worst flooding could come as it comes from the gulf of mexico. >> ian: so many areas that place talking about the shape of the coastline which is catching some of that water and the depth of the gulf which is not deep at all because of the shallow shelf wat waters. then the magnitude of the wind and the direction of the wind and how long they last. that is the issue. once the wind turns truly onshore, they have not yet, plus the tide cycle, we are at p chai tide right now is cedar key. we go down fro