rachel: right.e to john ratcliffe earlier in the show, pete, and here's what he had to say. >> as i reviewed this, the thing that really stuck out to me were three words on this fd23, and those three words are the big with guy. the irs has criminal investigators, but they work with the fbi. and we've heard lots of testimony about the fact that they should be working hand this glove with regard to this. but in this case, you had these documents that were the, again, under oath, both whistleblowers have said -- remember, gary shapley testified that in september of 2020 he asked to see the laptop and was refused. and, of course, they both said that they hadn't seen the fd1023. and then what's more troubling, pete, is it goes so far as the fbi director later, to congress, denied the existence that there even was an fd1023. rachel: so many, so many lies. pete: so many. and, joey, to your point what john ratcliffe also pointed out, the big guy is found in this 1023, that's also the language used on the la

back to you inside, rachel. rachel: thank you.ng old glory all independence weekend and patriotic project to do with your kids. that's coming up next. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. >> we're known for flags that open up called the freedom cabinet. >> joey: there we go. >> put your family's name on them and family photos and stuff like that rachel: fame and the flag, of course we love you, shane. >> that's right. these are wood working flags that we make by hand and here, this is what we're teaching the kids to make wood flags so they're sanding and we're going to make big cutting boards today. spray that. watch what happens. this will turn a color and a final product. joey: is like that's an acid wash? >> safe chemicals. joey: comes with everything you need and safety glasses and rubber

rachel: yeah. you can see there what we have on the wall is various releases from the facebook files showing the government's pressure on those social media companies to censor what amounted to true information. rachel: right. and some are small thing -- it's not a small thing, this is people's health. there are still like 145 universities who are mandating that their students come back in the fall, to come back in the fall have to have, you know, a covid shot or booster. i mean, this misinformation affected people's health. we now know there's myocarditis, huge increase for young people. this is serious stuff. douglas: yeah. and look at other people, like the case of the pilots in this country. why are so many flights suffering? laying off pilots who didn't agree to vaccines -- rachel: same with nurses. douglas: absolutely. the thing that strikes me about this is anyone who actually thought they could decide all of the things that were allowed to be said e and all of the things that can't be said

thank you, rachel. rachel: of course.ssified fbi document is detailing informations with an informant over joe and hunter biden's alleged foreign business dealings. there's a 1023 document from a confidential human source and it talks about the relationship that joe and hunter biden had with the ceo of burisma and his last name is lachevsky and a portion of the document and 1023 released to the puck lick and ceo burisma stated he didn't want to pay the bidens and he was pushed to pay them. he said he has as many text messages and recordings that shows he was coerced to make such payments and 15 recordings of hunter and joe. they told the ceo source cost $5 million to pay one biden and $5 million to another. guess who the two bidens are. and the ceo of burisma had a certain view of hunter biden as well. saying hunter biden was stupid and his dog was smarter. so everything will be okay. they were paying for political cover from the bidens because they wanted access to the energy markets in the united states or at least oil

rachel: yeah.od for not just consumers, but also manufacturers is to allow them to create the best machines they can for, you know, for consumer use. you know, and speaking of that, they are floating, you know, and california, by the way, they already have rolling blackouts, but there's already floating in op-eds across america in liberal a patients this idea, you know, that we should just institute -- pete: blackouts are good. rachel: rolling blackouts just so you tart to get used to just having no energy, as you said, joey. this is a war on modern life, this is a war on families. these are people who don't care because as they take away the lines into new houses for gas stoves, for example, you can be sure that the rich people in their houses, you know, their mansions are going to have those gas stoves. in fact, alexandria ocasio-cortez, as she was doing one of her instagram videos defending the gas stove ban or actually trying to tell us it wasn't happening until it actually did happen, there wa

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army, or, rachel, the air force. rachel: that's right.bout some of the benefits of being in the air force as a child. talk about the why. why should someone join specifically the air force? >> yeah, that's a great question. like you mentioned, just as all the services do, offer great benefits to the young men and women that serve. but one of the things we like to do is that value proposition piece. really what that comes down to, mark twain said it best, you know, two lives in your -- days in your life that are important, the day you're born and the day you find out why. and i think that's something the air force can provide, higher purpose. looking for critical thinkers that can provide something beyond. that's what we look for in our recruits. rachel: really quick, i spent most of my childhood oversea. that's a real benefit that i know i experienced as a kid, and and it impacted my whole family. >> it is. travel is one of those huge benefits we offer as well. we have the space state program and many opportunities to deploy or be station

rachel: i agree.t you're seeing is people understand that god exists and maybe as people's trust in institutions and that includes the churches declines, it's organized religion that's suffering from this but maybe intuitively -- i heard you mentioned earlier in another segment that we have a hole in our heart. we know it can only be filled by god. i think that's what the poll numbers are talking about, maybe the churches need to step up. douglas: 82% say they don't think everything can be explained by science. a that should be 100%. even scientists admit not everything can be explained by science. rachel: you saying anthony fauci is not science? douglas: 99%. rachel: we start with a fox news alert. an american nurse and her daughter have been kidnapped while working in haiti. that's according to the state department. she was working with a nonprofit, helping local with medical care when she was kidnapped thursday. that nonprofit saying, quote, alex has worked tirelessly at our school and community as

rachel: will? will: thank you, or rachel. mice job.if you're traveling this holiday weekend, you're going to have plenty of company, 43.2 million americans are expected to hit the road, jumping more than 2 from last year. aaa reports gas prices are down nearly 27%, currently at $3.54 per gallon. and here's a live look at lax airport where traffic is already backed up. americans traveling by air should brace for makes due to severe weather. 116 flights are already cancel today. more than 1200 are delayed. now, this incredible video shows a hammerhead shark lurking behind a paddleboarder off the coast of palm beach county this past week. you can see the fin pop up behind her. and then the it began to follow her relay race partner. the paddleboarder's husband was nearby, he managed to the to get the two to safety. and those are your headlines. >>> let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for your fox weather forecast along with our diy flags from metal arts, wisconsin. are. rick: where can people find these crafts again? >> fr

rachel: exactly, i love it. pete: and, of course, rachel. rachel: good morning, everybody.nal day of the cowboy, so we with did some lassoing at the end of the show. joey: some of us did. [laughter] rachel: i almost did mine closing my eyes. i felt like i was going to hit myself in the head -- pete: i don't know what you're talking about, because you nailed it. rachel: yeah. pete: and joey went for a hundred times around his head, nailed it. [laughter] joey: he actually got the rope going for me, he grabbed my hand, a little bit of cheating. pete: and i tried six times, and i didn't get it. do we have to show them all? rachel: yeah, they're going to show all of them. [laughter] it is interesting because pete is highly competitive. he wins almost all of the competitions we do, so it is a little pun to, you know -- fun to see when this happens. his little daughter was on the sidelines, and she said, did daddy win, and jen -- pete: no. she goes, but, dad, we live on a farm. i said, that's generous. [laughter] no to roping of animals. rachel: you're going to get there. pete: i'

rachel: exactly.e: for sure. speaking of in the -- excuse me in the 6:00 hour, we talked about country muse and i can you'd mentioned -- music and mentioned the puppy mill of modern country muse and i can there's a puppy mill of movies and acceptable class that creates movies and those are the ones we get to see and sound of freedom is one that breaks through. it was a crowd source, crowd funded and created a number of years ago and disney sat on it and angel studios brought it forward and it's been a smash hit. it is now -- we now know box office earnings over $100 million, $104 million as of july 20th. that came out on july 4. considering nothing behind it, no one w one wanted it made. that's amazing. rachel: it's an amazing number. one person behind this film 100% is president trump. he at his bed minister golf club had a shows and showed up himself and sat in the front row. what he says that he would do to sex traffickers if he were el elected. >> fake news media tried to ignore it. sound of freed

rachel: it could be. will: joey jones is here but we are happy to have rachel back. i will be happy. i was flying back from wisconsin on my way to the airport, can you detour to cleveland to go to the jason allene concert, not a bad gig. i will do that. did that. canceled because of rain. joe: too much rain. rachel: i got all the work but to interview some people told to go back to the gardens. did that and get up in the morning and got here. i am happy to be back. joe: usually i am sitting in your seat. i got up on that side of the couch yesterday. you must take more days off than will. will: i will claim seniority on that. will is a hard worker. smart, not hard. after many years. rachel: perfect analogy. i am sure he was the guy studying superhard. and get the cliff notes. joe: what is the glitch? what can i do? pete: chatterjee pt would be really bad. great to see you, thanks for being here. we start with this. you have been following the investigation into hunter biden, these whistleblowers in front of the house judiciary committee have been compelling talking ab

rachel: it is so intentional. the printing of the money, not likely should be surprised what's going to happen if you print and spend the way we have and spending on things we don't need like supposedly and inflation reduction bill that is actually more climate stuff. will: where we are as a nation when it comes to reality, it is a schizophrenic approach, is it back on solid footing or are we for hundred dollars away from catastrophe. they don't have a message tell us. it is like just like covid or anything else, it is as though we have to live in the spin. we have to live not in reality, we have to live in what we are told is reality. on this note, is the economy solid? they can't get on the same page of what the told reality is. rachel: we are showing this footage of things that are going on. meat and eggs, go back to eggs. i don't remember my life time hearing about so many people i know who are getting chickens. so many people have chickens. why are they doing that? because the price of eggs has gone up so muc

rachel was into japan.instruments. >> so, she played in the church band as well, the two of you? >> uh-huh. >> was she talented? >> i think so, yeah. very talented. >> and brianna? >> brianna was into dinosaurs and cats and she was gifted with computers. >> reporter: by all appearances, diane seemed to love her children. >> from the outside looking in, you'd think it was a picture-perfect family. >> i mean, it looks like a very settled happy family. >> uh-huh. those were the good old days. >> you're smiling and the kids look pretty happy. mark looks content. >> uh-huh. >> when you say the good old days, how good were they? >> pretty good. >> then on easter sunday 2012 tragedy strikes when diane's husband, mark dies. diane then posts this on her facebook page. "for all my friends on fb, this past sunday evening, mark, my husband of 27 years reached his eternal home." >> i was absolutely shocked. >> he's older than i was and this guy was on the front stage performing like he was 21. >> reporter: but is there

i can feel it coming. >> rachel: scary time. >> will: here we go. >> rachel: i don't like it. believe in a good, catholic wedding. >> will: i don't like it either. she is going to come get it here. ai preachers, you are in trouble now. >> rachel: we are outsourcing religion. >> joey: i don't have anything on this one. >> will: i am with you, i felt the ball was on the tee and i knew you were going to crush it on this one. >> rachel: what do you think about that? >> will: i appreciate his service, last time i want is an -- >> joey: my uncle jeff got ordained, he is a moonshiner. myself and carley, along with jimmy failla and aishah hasnie will do the big independence day special. tune in, we'll have fun. >> rachel: can't wait. carley, don't change, your outfit is awesome. >> carley: i'm wearing red tonight. >> rachel: you're wearing red, white and blue now. i'm down for it. leo terrell joins us live. >> will: celebrating america through song. icaty lindahl performs live. here she is playing "jericho battle cry." ♪ >> when you feel outnumbered, you might come to discover you hav

you think dan's protecting rachel, or is rachel protecting dan? >> dan would be protecting rachel. definitely. >> just what did rachel know? i asked her. >> this is my name. this is my life. this is my entire future. and i have nothing to hide, and i'm innocent. coming up -- rachel the actress or rachel the accomplice? >> that conversation between the two of them felt rehearsed? >> yeah, and i was expecting, oh my god, what did you do. >> rachel the actress? or rachel the accomplice? >> police and prosecutors don't believe you were honest with them. >> where you honest with them? >> when dateline continues! hen dateline continues and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or st

rachel, back to you. rachel: thank you, rick.veterans this independence day. how you can join their mission to thank our nation's military heroes. but first, here's a performance by the u.s. air force heritage of america band. ♪ ♪ blue ridge mountains, shenandoah river. ♪ -- older than the trees, younger than the mountains -- ♪ flowing like a breeze. ♪ country roads, take me home to the place i belong. ♪ west virginia, mountain mama, take me home, country roads ♪ - i'm sherry - and i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that prevagen is helping me with overall clarity and as a pharmacist, i've recommended it to, not only just customers, but also to friends and family as a safe product to try. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. rachel: this independence day two sisters are leading efforts to honor those who have served our country with their mission th

rachel: yeah.will: it's had a real backlash and polling out from gallop and showing support for same sex marriage over the past 15 or so years. it's a st steady rise and it's declined in almost every political category as well. democrat and republican. it moved beyond let us live our lives before the moment of the trans issue or the supreme court this week and must make my cake and website. you must celebrate. you gnus allow us to talk to your children about this movement. that's when it pushed too far and you're going to see a real fallout and you already have begun to see a real fallout and when you see something that was accepted for awhile like gay marriage and all of a sudden they start declining. >> sexual orientation and it's a pandora's box to pull any rabbit out of the hat and sexual orlikowski generallation, a lot of people can -- orientation and people can understand it's cut and dry and specific and has it within itself and people understand it and i have a gay cup and will a lesbian co

rachel: that is awesome.c blackner, commander of the recruiting squadron out of burlington, new jersey, representing the air force and the space force. tell us how you bring young people in in terms of you go into the schools, get their attention, this is something you tried. tell me what it is. >> the air force is about innovation, technology, critical thinking, one of the things we try to do is get folks to come to the table, start thinking outside the box so we have a coin challenge. i have seven coins. what the challenge is. rachel: you are trying to embarrass me. >> you need to get five points in each direction. 5 coins this way, five this way. rachel: i can't join the air force. i see. >> you move two. these two. will: both are alive. rachel: that is thinking outside the box. >> want to do pool ups instead? joe: when the you failed that test, the marine corps wrote that story. they hand you coins and ammo. tell us about this. >> as marine corps we are america's 9/11 call and ensuring we are a forcing re

rachel: it's a great podcast.l: spent several episodes with james comer, going over the investigation with hunter and joe biden. he made the point that a lot of republicans are hesitant to impeach goa b jojo joe biden be there's no chance it will pass in the senate. they will say where does it go, it doesn't land anywhere with impact because they don't control congress. lawrence jones' show asked people out there how do you feel about a possible impeachment of joe biden. >> it don't matter who they are, if he interfered, he should be brought to justice. >> why should he be impeached? for what his son did? >> i feel they sh should look fd about how involved he is. >> he should be impeached. >> pack him up. >> i feel like people should be accountable. >> if it's legit, if he was involved. >> i would rather not see president biden impeached. i don't know a ton about the hunter biden situation. i definitely need to be more informed. but pretty content with his presidency. >> i think impeaching presidents becomes part

. >> rachel: my girl. i love it. thanks abby. >> reporter: in that package --. >> rachel: go ahead. >> reporter: just quickly, we heard from two world war ii veterans there we're going to have coverage of them over the next day also, they truly were such incredible people to talk to. >> joey: beautiful. >> steve: great interview. >> reporter: tune in for that guys. >> thank you very much >> stay tuned for more fox news coverage of more proud american coverage. >> rachel: absolutely. >> steve: it is 7:00 in new york city, the second hour of fox "fox& friends" starts right now. ♪ >> steve: welcome aboard folks, hour two of "fox& friends" and let's start with this.e u.s. sud against president biden's student loan bailout plan on friday but its allies are vowing that the fight is not over. >> rachel: that's right. defiant democrats are also face something tough questions. after the supreme court quoted nancy pelosi's own words in their decision. >> joey: our very own martin meredith is live at the white house and he's go

>> rachel: amazing. >> steve: great. >> rachel: thank you, carley. day before independence day and celebrating what makes us proud americans. >> joey: amazing innovations and views. >> steve: we told you about balloon fest and now abby hornacek is in a balloon in the gondola. introduce that guy and tell us where you are going. >> this here is kirk, we are about to lift off, what does it take to be a balloon pilot? >> a certificate, pilot's license, this is an aircraft. go through light school, check rides, solo flight, get a regular license and get a rating in a balloon. shall we launch? >> okay. >> wait up. >> don't turn. >> while you take me up -- what inspired this balloon in particular? >> what inspired this balloon was we want to celebrate america. celebrate our freedom. also want to represent utah. we have iconic images of utah. >> there are thousands here just today to watch this launch. what does it mean having started this? >> it is humbling to see how it expanded. >> there are people here with american flag shirts, freedom shirts, how do yo

rachel: i love it. joey: still ahead, a shocking video shows he'l shows homelessn seattle complete with pools and underground tunnels. we'll speak to someone on the front lines. rachel: first, bye-bye birdie, that's a song, pete's never seen it. elon musk with a total twitter rebrand, when we could start to see the changes. we'll talk about that, next. ♪ i'll take back all the words that have hurt you. ♪ and you'd stay. ♪ if i could reach the stars. ♪ i'd give em all to you. ♪ (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hours. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains a medicine that increases risk of hospitalizations and death from asth

joey, rachel, and will. we hope you love america. sadly not everyone does.shows confidence in the national government is at an all time low. only 31% feel confident in america. >> joey: is this really a bad thing, though? do we want people to have full confidence in the government n you want to be skeptical here, and the headline the lowest across the g7 countries, maybe the only country that doesn't mandate so much -- the democrats might would have you believe that you have to believe in the government, but libertarians and conservatives, want to be skeptical of the government. >> will: among the g7, not as much -- >> joey: the independent spirit. i didn't see how it was asked, so polls -- >> will: the problem, joey, echos what we highlighted earlier in the show, rachel, patriotism and belief in america's unique place in the world is also an all time low. >> rachel: and especially with younger people, so that's why yesterday i had vivek ramaswamy on and he and i both agreed that that is an education problem and that so many young people are growing up belie

rachel: rachel: being a whistleblower is troubling for your career.de it more difficult, many of them said they were told coming forward would be career suicide. joe: i want to make sure people understand the allegation of the whistleblowers david wise said he wasn't allowed to press charges so if that is proven true by corroboration in this meeting, that is not a smoking gun, that is now let's point microscope at david wise and find out why he said that we didn't press charges, could come down to what motivated him and what didn't. >> is not the deciding official on whether charges are filed, that according to gary shapley so the question becomes had somebody telegraphed that to wise at some point or was he representing that to the team because he had decided not to bring charges? what he said is no one is ever limited my power and another thing gary shapley said is wise told him he asked for special counsel status which would have helped him to work around some of these things and was denied by the justice department. what he's saying in his latest

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rachel: happy birthday.eek of surprises and talk of impeachment. douglas: hunter's legal future could bring joe's name up in testimony about shady business dealings. rachel: ashley joins us with the latest. >> reporter: hunter's disastrous first day in court, heading back to california on a private jet yesterday after a federal judge rejected his sweetheart plea deal and we learned he still being investigated for suspicious foreign business dealings. and things get worse for president biden, testimony on monday, and shady business deals with foreign businesses. republicans suggesting they could go forward with an impeachment inquiry to get a full picture on biden's past but the president brushed that off while touting his alleged economic support yesterday. >> president biden: republicans may have to find something us to criticize me for now that inflation is coming down. maybe they decided to impeach maybe it is coming down. i love that one. >> reporter: after four years president biden and the first lady a

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rachel: first eggs, now chocolate. understand your cohosts, doughnuts are his weakness. glaze under meet. will: in two weeks i'm supposed to swim across the hudson with no shirt on. i need chocolate donuts before then. rachel: you read the headline so well. we will be out of a job. will: let's check in with rick live from the new jersey festival of ballooning. >> it sounds much more real and concerning. hey, guys. i'm here with howard freeman, the executive producer of the new jersey laundry festival of ballooning. >> one hundred%, the largest summertime balloon music festival in america, right here. we have more than just hotter. at 1:00, we have a ball he would start, first south asian performer ever at 6:30, at 8:00, the anniversary of casey in the sunshine day. then our first ever drone spectacular presented by progressive. should be very cool. you >> reporter: the weather hampered the balloons this morning but another shot this afternoon. douglas: coming up. we've got -- more importantly we found out even the clim

back to you. >> rachel: thank you.seeing you. >> you too. >> rachel: as usual, another terrible weekend of holiday travel and potholed pizza america. record flight cancellations affected almost every single major american airport. so, if you want to see grandma this weekend but currently the tarmac, you can thank this guy. >> we had a hard few days of severe weather at the beginning of the week. that definitely put enormous pressure on the system. we saw cancellation rates stay low. right now, we are below two percent but they really shot up the first part of the week. largely because of severe weather, hitting some of our key hubs. most passengers understand that no one can control the weather. >> looks like pd boys in trouble again and joe biden stepped up to help pete control the weather. [laughter] jack is taking care of the sunny weather problem by green lighting a project to blot out the sun. you heard me right! the white house just released a report saying, they are open to solo geo-engineering. a process that u

rachel? >> patrick, thank you. >>> now to the rage and violent protest across france over the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old of north african descent. protesters clashing with police for another night. nearly 2,500 arrested. hundreds gathering outside of a private funeral service for that teenager today. the tensions causing france's president to scrap an official trip to germany. here's abc's ines de la cuetara. >> reporter: tonight, hundreds of mourners gathering outside a paris cemetery to commemorate 17-year-old nahel, a french boy of north african descent, shot and killed by police during a traffic stop on tuesday. it comes as authorities brace for a fifth consecutive night of violent nationwide protests. many claiming race was a factor in the shooting. 45,000 officers deployed across france as rioters continue to clash with police, set vehicles and property ablaze, and ransack stores. nearly 2,500 arrested so far. this building here, one of so many that's been targeted. you can see it'

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who now after spock spock sends rachel carson. here's all of the legal information douglas sends her every dirty document he could find on ddt, chemical industry. douglas writes a friend in writing, i am going to bend the law against the corporation in favor of the environment. i'm going to bend the law, the corporations. well how do you feel about that's all that's got is i he's in that zone. you know do you think dr. king's the only one protester in and dr. king, incidentally on ddt in particular on the nuclear test martin luther king jr said over and over again what good does it do to integrate the greenville lunch counter? i mean. greenberg greensboro counter in north carolina, what good does it do to integrate a lunch counter if the milk you're drinking? scott stadium, 90th because the fallout was across america the hard rain barry commoner name i casually mention at washington was collecting baby teeth samples showing kids exposed to radiation and who weren't but. rachel carson grabs all of the legal and then she's got all o

rachel over to you. rachel: who comes up with these ideas? it is the best question of the morning.ng ahead to 2024 are college towns next democratic voting bloc with young voters historically voting blue tied with higher turnout? these districts face a tremendous challenge to the gop candidates especially in swing states. 38 of america's 171 college tongues have already flipped blue since 2000. and 117 of these towns have grown more democratic overall. here to react usa founder president abraham even enriquest to have you so what's happening in these college towns? are the kids becoming more, more democratic and voting in that way and getting indoctrinated and where they throw their hands up saying it is not worth trying? >> good morning rachel, you know i would say it is more of the latter and i'm not gong to mince words here and republicans really have to cut out when it comes to college. 2020% cial elections we lost college vote by 12 points. leading up to major election we now see that republicans lost 18 to 29 in 24 points. now it is really also important to note you can go to

from our sister station, here reporter rachel brown. rachel: the celebration has begun. at the convention center in new orleans, and we are outside one of the best booths of all, disney, of course. there is so much to see at the essence festival, and i taking am you inside. dj: hey, ladies. it's essence 2023. rachel: the energy is electric as thousands come together once again for the essence festival of culture. kelli: fun. i mean, look around, fun, fun, fun, yes, and then the food especially. rachel: families being treated to pictures and prizes. >> make some noise, y'all! rachel: celebrating the power of joy and disney princesses. princess tiana: i just hope that everyone has a jiving good time, celebrating with their friends and loved ones. rachel: broadway, film, and "abbott elementary" star sheryl lee ralph enjoying the festival and says she is thankful for the fans. sheryl lee ralph: they love the show. they love the cast. they love the fact that we are shining the light on education and teachers, and they are not the butt of the joke, they are the heart of the sh

so rachel reeves the 're fiscal rules. so rachel reeves they're setting _ fiscal rules.setting up the - fiscal rules. so rachel reeves i they're setting up the economic circumstances at the moment and the fact that inflation stubbornly high and as a result of that the bank of england has moved to continue to put up england has moved to continue to put up interest rates which is having a particular impact on some home owners and it is that context, really, affecting some of the government's decisions at the moment, too. the financial secretary to the victoria atkins, the same programme this morning, big issue for the government this morning is what to offer public sector workers in the way of a pay rise for the next financial year. we've had industrial action in recent months because of last year's pay offer. what happens with this as there is an independent process, pay review body, sets of pay review bodies look at what should be offered to public sector workers. we know that they have handed recommendations to the government. victoria atkins would not say yet whether t

blevins. rachel, good to see. you could just tell us more about the, the latest scandalous events surrounding the 5 and family. well, it appears. it's just the way that it's in the bite and family. sawgrass, while hunter has made headlines recently for the federal investigation into his business dealings. he has apparently been keeping himself busy, pursuing a career in art and has earned an estimated $1300000.00 selling his work since 2021 . now one of the buyers, according to business insider, was elizabeth personnel, tally or real estate investor, who's also been investing in both the democratic party and joe biden's own campaign . now, just 8 months after 100 biden's 1st art show nap towel, it was appointed by joe biden. to the commissioner for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's are before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign, promises well take off that do what he said back in 2019. bu

rachel reeves setting out the economic circumstances _ rules.mstances at the - economic circumstances at the moment, the fact that inflation stubbornly high and as a result, the bank of england has much to continue to put up interest rates which is having a particular impact on some home owners and it is that context really that is affecting a lot of government decisions at the moment. the financial secretary to the treasury on the same programme this morning, big issue from the government to consider else what to offer public sector workers in the way of a pay rise for the next financial year? we have had lots of different strikes, industrial action in recent months because of the pay offer last year but what happens with this is an independent pay review body which look at what should be offered to public sector workers and we know they have found that the recommendations to the government, reportedly somewhere in the region of 6%, it could be higher as the rice has been recommended but victory atkins would not say yes whether the government w

and be like, oh, rachel, rachel, my big sister. and then, make me laugh every single time. >> like all kids, they liked to tease each other. like, when rachel called nick the nickname he had when he was a little boy. "nickel baby." >> nobody else called him that? just the family? >> oh, no, like his really good friends would call him it, after they heard me call him it. he would get so mad at me for saying it in front of his friends. >> growing up, nick was into sports and loved the outdoors. so did his cousin haile, who was as bright and active as he was. >> she was vivacious, bubbly, and funny. >> she was very athletic in high school. she was in gymnastics and softball and track. >> the close-knit cousins spent the wednesday before thanksgiving together. rachel says, there isn't all that much for teens to do in little falls so they would drive around town in the red mitsubishi nick rebuilt, himself. >> did you cruise right down the main drag here? >> pretty much, everywhere. >> so, just spending the day, with -- with no cares. >>

rachel nos dice como se trabaja para proteger a los ciclistas.debes recordar que son como cualquier vehÍculo si no hay vÍa, hay que tener paciencia y bajar un poco la velocidad. si vas a girar la prioridad de paso la tendrÁ el ciclista y debes revisar que no venga un ciclista, porque si abre la puerta y no lo ves puede pasar esto, puede ocurrir un accidente. la ciudad capital agrega unos cambios a las ciclo vÍas, incluyendo estos espacios para que no pasen estos accidentes. estuve investigando como benefician estos cambios. ¿te sientes mÁs seguro a la hora de salir a pasear en bici? >> se nota el cambio, se siente mucho mÁs seguro. rachel: este espacio se para los ciclistas de los conductores y serÁ parte del proyecto de seguridad que ellos apoyan. por Último me explica que si no hay estos espacios en tu vecindario debes tomar en cuenta que este es el mÍnimo que necesitarÍan. >> si yo puedo tocar tu carro esto es peligroso, esto es muy cerca, ahorita legalmente son como seis pies, a veces dicen que si hay otro carril que se me van al otro carril.

hi, rachel the rachel maddow show starts right now. hi, rachel. >> hi, jen. thanks very much, my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it'shi really good to have you here here. so there were four of them all together. four of them thus far. the first one was put up in 2008.e it was in glendora, mississippi, it is a tiny little town in mississippi, it's less than 200 people. it was right on the bank of the tallahatchie river, there had ban steam boat landing ther on the bank of the river. a bustling spot a lot of coming and going. a sight of commerce, there were roads and buildings of course bu around there because of the steam boat landing but in the 1890s, a tornado came and wiped out that steam boat landing on r the river bank, and they never rebuilt it. and so all that's left at that spot to this day is just kind of a wide spot, just kind of a clearing, a break in the a vegetation through which you can get down to the river.wn that is where they put the sign up in 2008. but as soon as they put it up, somebody came in and tore it down. thi

[rachel] mi nombre es rachel shabangu. hoy...ó al... al jefe de la policía. ben rose. [reportera] recuperándose en el hospital central, el estadounidense michael woods fue declarado un héroe por el presidente jacob zuma, quien lo llamó un valiente defensor de la justicia. a su lado, su exesposa, angélica moore, conversó con nosotros esta mañana. [angélica] pasamos por un momento difícil, pero de alguna manera, siempre supe que todo estaría bien. Él fue muy valiente y yo siempre lo amaré por eso. [reportera] otros oficiales de alto rango y miembros de la corte fueron arrestados este martes después de un dramático enfrentamiento en la calle constitución. el testimonio de shabangu y la abundante evidencia que se hallaba en poder del juez james muzuka condujeron finalmente a la detención de esta red de criminales, los cuales eran protegidos por la policía. [reportera] el turista estadounidense michael woods recibirá un reconocimiento por el valor que demostró este martes al enfrentarse a un grupo de criminales que manejaba una red de

thank you for your advocacy and your voice, please welcome rachelle keyes.plause] >> thank you so much for having me. i'm grateful to share my story. my name is rachelle keyes, i'm the mom of an exceptional daughter with mental illness. it is hard to know how to help your child. we went to the er first. then several weeks of 24/7 care in a hospital, followed by months of very intensive treatment, all covered by insurance. we discovered you needed a specialized therapist. i searched for one with expertise it was also in our insurance network. there was no one. we finally found an out-of-network specialist. she was expensive. knowing how costly it was for us, she did something extraordinary. she offered to join our health plan network. i just needed insurance to agree. i submit it all the right forms. i was really helpful. then the dreaded response, denied. they said there were plenty of in-network providers, it didn't matter that none of them had the right experience for my kid, or that she had a therapist helping her and willing to be in-network for her care

rachel latham, bbc news.his wbo belt. it's an incredible 40 wins in a row for crawford, who ended spence's unbeaten streak in the ninth round. for all of you guys that doubted me, for all of you guys that said i was too small, i was actually too strong. and now everybody, they get to witness greatness, like i said before. it's the terence crawford era. before this weekend's final rounds of the formula e championship, the envision racing team showed off a full—size, formula e racing car made entirely from electronic waste. the team worked with british artist and designer liam hopkins to create the car, to encourage the recycling of the increasing amount of electronic waste created in the uk. and scott butler, and from recycling electricals, we know that they're in the uk there are 5 million items in people's cupboards, hide it away. there is enough cables in people's draws to go around the earth five times. too much copper, lithium, steel, aluminium, gold. that is not good and we can do something about it. any

but, heck, we are ready. >> ainsley: rachel, was it an outdoor concert?>> no, i think any time there is thunder and lightning, they just want to -- they just made that call. it was torrential. >> ainsley: it wasn't because of the controversy? >> rachel: no, no. it wasn't. i was here. i will tell you it was pretty bad weather. i don't think it was because of that. his fans love him. the people here were happy that, you know, they were happy to come. they were upset that they had to reschedule there could have been this critique on urban policies and violence in the -- in the cities and the woke d.a.s but this was as much a celebration, his song about small town life about communal values and the way they protect and take care of each other. that's really how the fans took it, ainsley. >> ainsley: yeah, i mean, you know, from south carolina, i know you are from a community that's small, too, where everyone knows each other. you go to the grocery store you see your neighbors and school teachers and friends. everywhere you go everyone knows each other and you

>> well, say, rachel, >> obe well, i'd say, rachel, that you don't convince to that you don't convince go to university because if people do things, people don't want to do things, they good job on they don't do a very good job on them i say there are them. i would say that there are loads things they could do, loads of things they could do, like the be and all. like the be all and end all. isn't university. i'd say they could if could do an apprenticeship if there's they're there's something they're passionate about, they could get some thing some experience. and the thing that find out that they want to do, find out what find out that they want to do, find out what her find out that they want to do, find out what her daughter find out that they want to do, find out what her daughter wants )ut that they want to do, find out what her daughter wants to do , what her daughter wants to do, and see there's a route that and see if there's a route that she do without she can do it without university. in cases, university. and in most cases, there university is there is. university is incredi

rachel campos duffy, thank you so much. >> rachel: yeah, you got it. >> lawrence: see you tomorrow.wrence jones 9 p.m. eastern, i confront a squatter in florida. what they said, don't want to miss. is it a three-peat for u.s. women's soccer? the journey begins tonight. we will have a live preview. but first here is gary levox performing for the summer concert series. at red land cotton, the bedding start right here on our family's cotton farm in north alabama. the heartland of america. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired bedding, bath towels and more, all made in the usa. experience the farm to home difference for yourself. go to red land cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses.