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pete: and businesses burn down. jedediah: in this situation it doesn't allow for that.that information is released then weigh in. feel free to weigh in. if there is a grave injustice call it out. give it a second. take that pause that too rarely exists in the year 2020. the knife we don't know was it in his car in his hand n his belt? what did the officer perceive when he was going back to his car after resisting arrest for members? imagine resisting rest. will: now is the time for investigation and questions. that's the right way and responsible way both as a media member and citizen. jacob blake protest has spilled over into the sports world. you saw that the nba and several other sports leagues declined to play. in boycott decide to sit out playoff games. in response to that coming back this weekend, the nba and nba player's association issued a joint statement. in every city where the league franchise owns and controls an arena property team governors will continue to work with election officials to convert the facility into a voting location into the 2020 general e

>> well, i don't know anything about burning bibles. petei know the koran, both the bible, new and old testaments very well, just because somebody may believe in the koran, that's their business business. so burning a bible doesn't do anything about burning down a federal building. i don't know if i seen video of that or no. what federal building has been under threat? who attempted to burn a federal building? i saw -- i know what i saw in michigan. pete: it's been unfolding in oregon with all due respect, congressman, you may be watching other networks. it's been fireworks, molotov cocktails, explosions, attacks at officers night after night after night. look at the precinct in minneapolis that was burned by rioters that started a lot of this. ultimately we've seen violence against law enforcement. we can't just deny it. are they supposed to not defend themselves and defend federal property? >> look. they do defend themselves and i do defend them as well. but i don't defend agendas. we saw in minneapolis a guy dressed up as if he were black

brant in toronto planned to burn down the 2 mosques after carrying out the killings said singh is expected to take 3 days with him facing life in prison. and i'm joined now by pete mckenzie he's a journalist joining us from wellington pete relatives of the victims and survivors they had the opportunity to speak before the court what was the atmosphere yeah 60 year over 60 victims and survivors were it called course today or expected speak or course over the coming days and of the mood was incredibly somber various victims and survivors and relatives of survivors were able to deliver. damning scenarios explaining what happened on that day and also an explanation of what my life has been like since the shooting that also involved testimony as to what they want to see out here with different perspectives from one survivor and father of a victim saying that you were one of the difficulty to be reintroduced to museums items a 100. tips by to how strong and united the muslim community in christ church remains to this day. when we look at the perpetrator has there been any sign of remorse from him. today yet in the hearing the perpetrator had a had a black face large f

burning near guerneville and healdsburg. this time-lapse video shows flames raging overnight. more evacuations have been ordered. nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us live from windsor with more. pete. >> reporter: that's right, garvin. we have a number of evacuation warnings and evacuation orders in place as a result of the wall bridge fire. in fact, we're standing here in this windsor neighborhood off of windsor river road. this is just under an evacuation warning, but just west of us, there actually is an evacuation order in place. but folks in this neighborhood, despite it being a warning, aren't taking any chances. in fact, here's some video of one man we spoke to. he was packing up earlier. looking on this block now, it looks like he was able to finally pack up and leave. he's leaving to be with some family in the rohnert park area. >> he says he actually moved to this side of windsor after he had to evacuate on the other side of town last year when he was dealing with the kincade fire. now, despite the move to this location, he's once again evacuating. >>i >> i thought this was going to come in october or something like that

pete hegseth. >> we will be here all morning. todd: raging wildfires forcing new evacuations in northern california, 350 burning statewide.illian: the outbreak is blamed on weather and lightning strikes reported in 72 hours. todd: a firefighter helicopter pilot killed in a crash. they started a fire, janice dean joining us as the west is in its second week of the heat wave. >> janice: record heat across portions of northern california. look at temperatures from yesterday, close to 120 degrees, those are actual air temperatures, heat warnings in effect for parts of california through the southwest. the fire danger will remain high. we have hurricane genevieve moving away from land as we get into the atlantic, things are busy. we have got a tropical depression number 13, we expect it to move close to the caribbean over the weekend and florida has to watch this storm, it gets close to where hurricane. a lot of variables in upper-level winds factoring into this. will it maintain its tropical storm strength? if it get the name, we have to watch that. this area of disturbed weather will move close over the weekend, that also co

pete: absolutely. >> religion stands for noble, worthwhile in life. they have got to burnwe can't let that happen. pete: where they start. ainsley: cardinal, thank you so much. we love you. >> bye-bye. ainsley: bye-bye. president trump toured an ohio factory, whirlpool, joe biden visited the buckeye state froms the basement. is biden making the same mistakes campaigning like hillary clinton did. tammy bruce is on deck. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ jillian: good morning, welcome back. quick headlines. iconic sports movie getting its own series. >series. >> there is no crying. there is no crying in baseball. >> league of their own. no date has been set. a new wave of fans might soon be having the time of their life. >> ♪ >> dirty dancing is making a comeback to the big screen with a sequel and jennifer gray is starring. lions gate promising the same romantic nostalgic. starring along the late patrick swayze in the original. i'm not down with remakes. that's is perfect. ainsley: no crying in baseball great line and nobody puts say it,

pete: mr. president, there's a group on the left that carries the american flag because they want to burn it and it's antifa and we have seen the violence to cities across america. there was a hearing on capitol hill where ted cruz tried to lay out where the funding is coming from and what the group is all about but it seems democrats are hell bent on denying that antifa exists. we had representative jim clyburn over the weekend and he didn't know federal buildings were under threat and nadler well he said this, listen, mr. president. >> there's violence around the country. that's happening in portland. >> that's a myth that's being spread only in washington, d.c. pete: how can democrats get away with calling antifa a myth and saying federal buildings are not under seem, they wouldn't condemn it yesterday at the hearing with senator cruz, why can't they? >> well, senator cruz is right. you know, look, this isn't being naive, this is being untruthful. these are lying people. these are untruthful people. they know it exists. they are -- antifa is a horrible group. it's a far-left group and they us

why else ignore the fires that are burning up siberia, for pete's sake, and closer to home the flood warnings along our coasts and the droughts and the floods and the storms across our states? when astronomers see celestial bodies behave inex policably, they -- inexplicably, they look for the dark hole. dark money is the dark star, the evil star influencing congress's behavior, or i should say misbehavior, on climate change. so preview of coming attractions here. the dark money funded race to capture the court is also a race by the schemers to establish a new constitutional doctrine protecting their dark money schemes. such a doctrine is already being grown in the dark money-funded ideological hot houses, a theory that dark money is protected by association and petition, a theory giving powerful interests the constitutional right to run covert operations against their own government, leaving regular citizens beguiled or bewildered. that theory may seem ludicrous and, indeed, this notion only got the one vote from justice thomas in citizens united. but, remember, that thomas is the da

ocasio-cortez who is the leader of that wanting to burn down the machine is getting 60 seconds in a taped message, they do not even trust her to be live, petes giving a live speech but the former police chief of seattle, remarkable woman would be welcome in any great city in this country, seattle is showing americans what the democrat party has become, the democrat team, biden and harris will try to gaslight you on that but we should not let them. david: and she is an african-american woman being accused of racism at the city councilwoman from seattle. last one, hillary clinton says she is ready to help in biden's administration, watch this. >> i'm ready to help in any way i can, i think this will be a moment where every american, i don't care what party, age, race, gender, every american should want to fix our country, so if you are apt to serve you should certainly consider that. >> if she wants to help this country, she should step back and tell people and remind them that the democratic party has lost its way, she should tell people to support the president if that's what she wants to do to help this country for these individuals, she i

burning. our first mission is to get our sonar operating to try to map out the bottom to find out where the actual wreckage was. petef the scuba divers who searched for the wreckage. he joining me now. see him n fox nation special kevin the reason a special being is being done about this it was a moment that gripped the nation. so many lives lost there over the atlantic. you were a scuba diver right there on the scene days afterwards. what does this documentary lay out for us? >> i have just seen the first episode. it should show the work that we did, not just us, there were dozens and dozens of navy divers, state police, fire department, not just diving, it was a lot of people doing work on the surface after we brought things up. it was a huge investigation between the fbi and ntsb. we were just a small part. pete: kevin, you may have just been a small part, but, going under water as a diver into that wreckage, take us into what that was like. >> well, we arrived -- well, the night of the crash, we had a boat from harbor adam from the harbor unit went out there and team of divers on our su rescue aviation unit were

pete: dr. king, one group, catholic vote, had this message for president biden, former vice president, catholic churches across america are literally burningattacks on the church question the commitment of joe biden a self-professed catholic, to the rise of anti-catholicism across the country. whether you're a protestant or catholic, do you feel joe biden is doing enough to fight against antireligious bigotry? >> as executive of director of civil rights for the unborn, for example, we're -- critics of them. that is catholic organization. i head up the civil rights of that work. some catholics are saying to candidate biden, taking holy communion, you want to vote for and support killing little babies in the womb? why are you running for office and not looking at the need of your own community and your people? so i believe that it is very important to ask candidate biden whenever you catch up with him, he is not open for debates, those keeps of things. those questions are important. those questions must be ask. pete: to catch up with him you will need a key to the basement, dr. king, that's true. thank you so much for sticking up for the chr

burning because she said yes. oh my goodness. ainsley: i don't even know what to say to that. ainsley: i'm glad no one was hurt. did you see the picture. peteve to inherit his futon. brian: no one will. ainsley: look, there is a table. ainsley: we are happy for them. we wish them the best. >> i'm sure the futon was wonderful. janice, over to you, my dear. janice: my husband is a firefighter and we have no candles in the house. just fyi. glad everyone is okay and engaged. take a look at the tropics. quiet for now, my friends. however, we just saw isaias carve incredible path of destruction. it just goes to show you it doesn't take a hurricane to cause massive amounts of damage. and, look at this. we are heading into peek season over the next couple of weeks in towards september. and colorado university has just released their forecast looking at 24 named storms and that would bring us to the greek alphabet. noaa releases their forecast today. past 24 hours, showers and thunderstorms for parts of the high plains as well as the mid-atlantic. very warm with high fire danger for the west. otherwise, a fairly quiet forecast but look at that 110 d

pete: speaking of disasters, we turn to the headlines of the president trump issues a disaster declaration as they battle the two largest fires in history. lnu complex fires, even the name is complex, burning,000 firefighters are battling the firefighters. 10 states sending help. two firefighters had to be airlifted to safety after they were surrounded by the flames. god bless them. helmet cam footage shows them fire approaching as they dangle -- tough job. >>> house passed a bill to send $25 billion to the u.s. postal service. georgia representative doug collins told us earlier slamming democrats for proposing the sham measure. >> this is democratic voter suppression. they're trying to make people scared to vote. speaker pelosi said it. you don't need to take your life in your own hands to vote. that is so false a narrative that needs to be put out there. this is nothing more than political theater. pete: the bill is not expected to pass the senate. it won't. and the white house has threatened to veto it. >>> communist chinese owned tiktok confirms it will sue the trump administration over the president's executive order demanding its shutdown if it doesn't find a u.s. buyer. i wonder if

pete: ideas have consequences, it's he's to opine as a graduate student as to how the world ought to be. then the graduate student is elected as mayor and says those things and the city is burning devastation in wine country. nearly 200,000 people forced to flee their homes. the fires torching 771,000 acres, the czu lightning complex fire burning 57,000. governor gavin newsom requesting help from other states and countries. 12,000 firefighters are currently fighting 561 fires. new york city mayor bill de blasio moves dozens of homeless men to a hotel. it's being converted into a men's shelter. this comes days after mayor de blasio says he's looking to end the city's emergency covid-19 shelter program but he's going to keep that indoor dining shut. all right. former cia director john brennan was interviewed for eight hours as part of john durham's probe on the origins of of the russia investigation. brennan's spokesman said he was questioned as a, quote, witness and not the target of a criminal investigation. durham probe's got the first guilty verdict last week after kevin clinesmith pled guilty to falsifying a document to get surveillance on a trump campaign advisor. a colorad