randall: they want to protect their diamonds.se nfl teams average -- the average valuation of nfl team is $5.93 billion. if you open it up so everyone can buy into that, it can drive the valuation down. some of these firms may be wanting to buy and sell quickly the nfl wants to maintain its financial stability. how you do that is by pre-approving some of these firms were going to be able to buy in. maybe they sell. maybe they don't. . that is the strategy behind it thus far. scarlet:scarlet: what is the common thread between the different preapproved firms? randall: a good portion have a history in sports investment. our toes has a history. sixth street has a history. a good portion of them either have deep pockets or a deep history in sport investments. scarlet: new look at private equity, they are active in the npa -- the nba, european soccer. nfl is proposing a 10% stake to the firms. the nba allows 30%. why so low at 10%? randall: and a fellow owners are more conservative. it is that simple. they want to protect their investm

randall: it will be a part of it. hunt said there will be some owners who need the money to build them and not just building them but renovating them as well and owners with succession issues who want to shave off some of these things where their children might deal with estate taxes and other issues where maybe a loss is happening among siblings. vonnie: private equity, there have been several funds sort of already green lit if you like to be bidders but will they want their pick of the teams and how will that work? will they all be vying for the same one or two teams? randall: the interesting thing, the way it was described to me is this was the pretamperring period in the nba and what this is when nba teams and the players are allowed to negotiate with each other. that's what's going to be happening between the nfl teams and these firms over the next couple months is the firms are going to reach out to the teams and the teams will try to find the right fit with the firms. i think they all have a different expertise

randall faces 25 years to life in prison. charges against the mistress were dropped in exchange for her cooperation. >>> a large fire ripped through two empty commercial buildings in berkeley this morning on seventh street and heinz avenue near aquatic park before 3:00 a.m. the flames gutted one of the buildings and caused the roof to collapse. the second building was saved because of a firewall between them. luckily, no one was hurt. the cause is under investigation. >>> an out of control wildfire in southern california has grown to nearly 5,000 acres prompting evacuations northeast of san diego. the nixon fire erupted monday afternoon on federal land in riverside county. not many people live in that area, but firefighters are concerned with the possibility of lightning later on this week. >>> speaking of weather, first alert chief meteorologist paul heggen is back to talk about the impact the wildfires closer here to home to our air quality. we've been feeling it. >> definitely will see the haze on the horizon, but ground l

take you closer to one of those tense we are talking about here on randall's island where people are living. sorry to bother you guys. >> no comment. >> what about -- we're not -- technically you are not supposed to sleep in here, right? are you afraid you are going to get in trouble? [inaudible] >> also tonight fox has learned one of the migrants who police say earlier this year back behind bars again everyone remembers this video this time accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from new york city stores. henry was able to post bail after that arrest in january. and apparently he has just been adding to court documents. he has at least a half dozen cases in new york city alone, from just the past year. back out here live on randall's island we can tell you burrito is going to be in the court coming days. even after everything that happened in the past 24 hours, bret. the mayor of knox reminding everyone that the big apple is still the biggest and safest city in the country, he says, bret. >> bret: alexis mcadams on randall's island, thanks. up next we talk wit

investigators say they found her blood and dna in a burnt up car linked to randall randall's mistress testified he admitted to her that he hurt brown. a date for his sentencing will be set later this month. now to alameda, where the former president of a swim team facing charges of embezzling money prosecutors accuse sarah lynn, new of embezzling thousands of dollars using a club credit card, putting the swim club in a financial deficit. some staff even lost their jobs because of it, forcing the swim team to ask for donations just to stay afloat. new faces up to nine years in state prison. if convicted, wall street journalist evan gershkovich and marine veteran paul whelan are now free from a russian prison. they were released as part of a historic prisoner swap. the biden administration administration had agreed to whelan and gershkovich were both imprisoned on accusations of espionage. now, we now know this is all part of a larger and more complex 24 prisoner swap between the us russia, germany and three other western countries. here are some of the other details. at least 12 politi

>> patrick allan randall. >> randall came across as a little matter of fact. to show that pamela smart, with evidence beyond a reasonable doubt, masterminded this murder. >> can you tell us what you said to the defendant and what she said to you? >> she told me that she'd leave the back doors unlocked. not who hurt her dog. and that we could ransack the apartment, the condo, take what we wanted. and wait for gregg to come home. and when gregg came home, we were to kill him. >> what else was said at that time? >> i felt that stabbing gregg would be a lot easier than shooting him. and told me that if i was to stab him, it'd probably get blood everywhere. and not to get blood on the sofa. >> it was downright strange to listen to him describe so matter of factly, so unemotionally, him participating in the killing of gregg smart. >> when gregg came into the door, he opened up the door and called to his dog. and bill grabbed him, pulled him in the house, and he was screaming and trying to run out. he switched and started asking about his dog. and i just told him his

back here live randall's island come i want to show you something we've been noticing throughout theat encampments and tents set up by the migrants because the shelter kicks you out after 30 days, but they say they are not going anywhere. >> here randall's island, we see these tents pop up even though rec center kids. we will take you closer to what we are seeing. sorry to bother you again. what about -- technically, you're not supposed to sleep in here. are you afraid you will get in trouble? speak with the mayor of new york city said they will not allow these encampments across the city or randall's island, but hey, they are still setting them up, laura. >> laura: unbelievable. alexis, fantastic reporting. thank you so much. kamala harris wants you to forget everything you know about her and believe that this is who she really is. >> as president, she will hire thousands more border agents and crackdown on fentanyl and human trafficking. protecting the border is tough but so is kamala harris. >> laura: practically trump on the border. all of a sudden, she's tough on the border. it

back out here on randall's island, laura i will show you something noticing throughout the day. set up migrants. the shelter kicks you out after 30 days. they say they are not going anywhere. >> so here on randall's island we are seeing tents pop up all over the place even though it's supposed to be a rec center for kids. take you closer to what we sear seeing. hey, sorry to bother you again. [[inaudible] >> what about -- are you guys technically you are not supposed to sleep in here, right? are you afraid you are going to get in trouble? [inaudible] so the mayor of new york city says they are not going to allow these encampments across the city or on randall's island but, hey, they are still setting them up, laura. >> laura: unbelievable. alexis, fantastic reporting. thank you so much. all right. kamala harris wants you to forget everything you know about her. and believe that this is who she really is. >> as president she will hire thousands more border agents and crack down on fentanyl and human trafficking fixing the border is tough. so is kamala harris practically trump on

alexis mcadams is live near the scene on randall's island. alexis. >> we are talking about stabbings, shootings, and stolen property found inside of the city's largest migrant center. there is no tense popping up. that's not all peered we have new information coming out of a case on coney island. all of that coming up next. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management my name is brayden. i was five years old when i came to st. jude. i'll try and shorten down the story. so i've been having these headaches that wouldn't go away. my mom, she was just crying. what they said, your son has brain cancer. it was your worst fear coming to life. watching your child grow up is the dream of every parent. you can join the battle to save the lives of kids like brayden, by supporting st. jude children's research hospital . fam

randall kennedy. randall kennedy, welcome to the program. and it's notable that in your 2021 books, say it out loud, you wrote this i do not expect in the remainder of my life to glimpse much less enjoy a progressive racial promised land here we are. now we have kamala harris, a biracial woman, half african american, half indian, who was named a new democratic presidential nominee. to challenge donald trump. i'm wondering, given this, does that progressive racial promised land that you said now looked out of reach is it once again in reach in your view? >> i'm very hopeful at this moment. i think that this is a moment that is filled with promise. we have a sitting vice president of the united states who is a black woman she is now the standard bear for the presidency, for the democratic party she has a very good chance of prevailing and of course, throughout american life, there are many examples of african american and other people of color who are in positions of influence, positions of authority positions of respect. and i think that that

officers have spent time and resources at randall's island.nt has been looking for guns and drugs, they found and impounded dozens of stolen mopeds. this system 20 minute be minutes dpr manhattan. this is recreational area for kids, that is no more. has not been in use since migrant crisis in new york city because of the shelter and tentses that are popping up. they are supposed to stay there for 30 days. >> dana: i think people across the country look at us, what are you doing, it is something they are dealing with across the nation. thank you. good to see you. sglp you're confident the border is secure? >> we have a secure border. >> we have been to the border. >> you have not been to the border. >> i have not been to europe. we will not treat people undocumented as criminals. we have to re-examine ice and its role and way it is being administered. >> that was v.p. kamala harris on border policy dating back to 2019. she struck a different tone this weekend. >> i was attorney general of a border state. i went after trans national gangs, drug

los refugios. >> con el de hoy ya son cuatro operativos de seguridad realizados por la policia en randallsen el que se registro un tiroteo que dejo una inmigrante venezolana muerta y dos heridos y otro incidente ocurrido el domingo un hombre fue apunalado en el abdomen. >> que lo llamas policia para que se ocurrido el domingo abdomen. >> pues presencia de la policia si, bastante. >> y control de ellos, si ya no he vuelto a escuchar nada. >> segun las autoridades, este tipo de operaciones se realizaran periodicamente para garantizar la seguridad y evitar que en el refugio y sus al alrededores se cometan actos cÓo hoy su renuncia. ilegales. >> la presidenta de la universidad de colombia anuncio hoy su renuncia. >> la decision de minouchi shafik llega tras meses de criticas relacionadas con las protestas en el campus por la guerra en gaza. >> shafik fue criticada por su manejo del antisemitismo en el campus y por solicitar la intervencion para desalojar campamentos de protesta un condado de nueva york esta prohibiendo que las personas lleven mascaras en publico. >> es el condado de nassau, do

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alexis mcadams reporting live from shelter island -- the shelter excuse me on randall's island. alexis this is becoming a dangerous place for all these people. >> it's like every week they're sending it happens out here at randall's island. it some to the city's largest migrant shelters so there's a lot of action. investigators tell me they come out here pretty often but we are also following a story that broke on coney island where investigators tell us a migrant from nicaragua through a woman to the ground there and raped her. i want to show you his mug shot we got into the newsroom. trying to figure out if this is the most recent arrest because it's not the first time he's been busted in the big apple. nypd sources tell me he threw a 46-year-old woman to the ground and sexually assaulted her last night. investigators tell me the attack happened at a hotel that houses migrants there in coney island. he was arrested last year for a criminal sexual act and it comes as investigators are dealing with more crimes of the city's largest shelter. that senior looking at now is where a

violence on randall's island is no different than rikers island. we believe public safety is a prerequisite to our prosperity. >> dana: new york city's mayor once again insisting the city is safe despite rising migrant chaos feeling the surge in crime and violence. we are now learning about the arrest of an illegal immigrant who accused dominic is accused of seeking a woman at knife poie world-famous coney island. and of the suspect accused of beating her boyfriend with a pipe when he tried to stop the attack. welcome to a brand-new hour of "america reports." i'm dana perino. >> bill: good to be back with you on this tuesday. i am bill hemmer. good morning at home. this assault, brutal, taking place outside the coney island hotel housing migrants. one of the suspect was released from jail less than two weeks ago after a plea deal for sexually assaulting another woman put him back on the streets. all this coming just hours after a stabbing outside of a different migrant shelter run by new york city on an island called randall's island, and that is w

that's the reverend doctor bernard randall there. thank you very much.rch of england for a response on the allegations. they did not get back to us. coming up. yes. prince harry skipping his uncle's funeral because he thinks the uk is unsafe. but as he presses on with a visit to colombia with meghan later this month, is he a complete hypocrite? we're going to be talking to former royal butler grant harrold and journalist sarah robertson. they won't hold back, but next. well, i tackle fresh accusations of two tier policing as the met police block roads for pakistan independence day. despite treating england fans like criminals at the euros. we have also hoisted the pakistani flag above several pubuc pakistani flag above several public buildings, despite the fact that the union jack is seen as divisive. stay tuned for that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb. >> news . >> news. >> news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. tomorrow is looking pretty wet across norther

let's take a quick look now, some of the of the stories making headlines of randall potts of the us state of florida still on the board a tie of to hurricane to be made landfill. hundreds of people were rescued after the storm dumped up to $0.40 and made as a boy in some areas the remnants of the system and now bringing to rachel rain to the south east of us. the same as former president, alberto fernandez, has denied accusations of domestic violence, brought by his ext, putnam, local media reports i, fabiola ayana's has testified against fernandez, claiming gen to violence and harassment fernandez, says he will defend himself in court then as well in president nicholas my do to say is more than 2000 people have been arrested since last month to speak of the election. the 2 labeled, the detained protest is as terrorist, human rights curbside, dozens of people are demonstrating against me through the opposition site building record, show it one more than 67 percent of the bucks. well, the economist in civil society later mohammed eunice has been named us the head of bangladesh. as interim

meanwhile bobbi said she was in the texas motel at the mercy of randall dial. >> he beat me with his very severe beating, very severe. but i remember him saying this is nothing compared to what the people i know can and will do to you. >> what did he say he would do if you tried to get away? >> he would find me or my family and harm them, kill them. >> by this time they ditched her van. he claimed to have mob connections managed to get a hold of some cash and a gun. >> he put it to my head and he said it this is what happens if you don't cooperate and i nodded, i wanted to get home where he locked her in an aban doned apartment. >> he's feeding you? >> yes. >> bathing you? >> yes. >> having his way? >> by instrumentation, yes. >> meaning? center by objects, rain by instrumentation. it is a violent act. it degrades you, embarrasses you. humiliates you. it messes with you mentally. >> reporter: days passed, then weeks, then months. >> time just ran together and i didn't know always with a day of the week it was. it didn't matter. >> reporter: eight months after the disappearance in apr

hablamos del centro de randall island, que alberga 3000 reciÉn llegados.. peligroso como armas y drogas. el operativo se hizo en medio de fuertes cuestionamientos porque dejÓ a la intemperie a los migrantes pese a la fuerte ola de calor. >> la verdad, yo me siento insegura aquÍ en este refugio, pero lo que mÁs me toca todavÍa no tengo un permiso de trabajo. >> ahorita estamos seguros porque estÁ la policÍa, pero antes de que ellos estÉn aquÍ no hay nada de seguridad, todo es feo, sabes? >> el lunes, despuÉs de un tiroteo que dejÓ a una migrante venezolana muerta y a dos heridos, las autoridades confiscaron 19 motocicletas y 15 carros fantasma en las inmediaciones del refugio. algunas de las motocicletas habÍan sido reportadas como robadas esta noche. la vicepresidenta kamala harris, tiene los delegados necesarios para convertirse en la nominada del partido demÓcrata. se trata de un hecho histÓrico. es la primera mujer de raza negra y la primera de origen asiÁtico en ganar la nominaciÓn de uno de los partidos principales de estados unidos. javier vega tiene

there is a randalls island migrant center. randalls island just off new york city where we have a migrant center that is enormous and growing. just like any prison, the corrections officers and the people administering it, they don't run it, prisoners from the prison. corrections officers are there to keep them in. >> bill: you are saying the gang leaders at the migrant centers are in charge? >> they are, and who they are vix victimizing more than anybody else, women. where all of the women's groups on that? we are seems between ones, victimization of women, and human trafficking. they have also imported that technique, snatch and grabs, what do they grab? generally women's purses because that is what is dangling. we have seen videos of guys on scooters dragging women. that is who is doing all of this. currency of maduro and venezuela. nypd knows that and are getting this intel. flipped a few people, made the papers, people talked about how they are smuggling guns into the migrant centers using fast food bags, drugs, and of co

and on our screen right now, joe, these are massive tents, it is like a small city set up on randall's >> it's not just randall's island, you have it over in brooklyn, the gateway national park over there which affects the basin and surrounding areas, they go all the way to coney island and bay boulevard where there are some children out in the middle of traffic selling things and it is just not these crimes alone, bill, it is the quality of life crimes, and we t this a while back. it wasn't even summer time, wait until summer time comes and this is the result of everybody getting out there, no tabs being kept and tom is 100% right. we have no idea within this country come all right, and they need to get a handle on this as soon as they can because the more they wait in the more they fail to enforce the policies by letting i.c.e. coming in and doing the jobs they have to do and deporting them and sending them back to venezuela, who said they won't take them but i guarantee you they will take them under certain circumstances, and you are right, the election depending on who gets and is

cuando vieron a una mujer que estaba siendo apuÑalada por randall contreras en una estaciÓn de queensra ofrecer lo mejor de sÍ mismos. hoy en el mundo saliÓ desde panamÁ el primer vuelo con migrantes deportados, financiado por el gobierno de estados unidos. la aeronave partiÓ hacia medellÍn, colombia, con 29 migrantes de ese paÍs, aunque la mayorÍa de los migrantes que cruzan el dariÉn son de venezuela, panamÁ aÚn no tiene acuerdo para deportar a ese paÍs. en mÉxico, jueces y magistrados de todo el paÍs realizan un paro nacional indefinido para protestar contra la reforma del poder judicial que propone el presidente lÓpez obrador. se fueron a huelga en defensa de la autonomÍa del Órgano judicial porque, entre otras cosas, la reforma propone que esos cargos sean de elecciÓn popular y continÚa la bÚsqueda de seis desaparecidos, incluyendo dos estadounidenses, tras el hundimiento de un yate de lujo con 22 personas a bordo en las costas de la isla italiana de sicilia. esta madrugada los bomberos pudieron entrar al naufragio, pero les fue imposible acceder a los camarotes en donde creen qu

we seem dead bodies. randall, you know, we see vehicles empty vehicles all over with dead bodies with blood, with the tolls and we just drove, i pushed the gas all over and we just drove in until i got home. and the if so room, if they knew they were practicing, why didn't that and the idea and our government practice to as well for this the now us and if it's some service, a new or in the middle east beginning on october, the 7th, 202328 half 1000, how much militants across from the gaza strip into israel. it set to be israel. security forces, great is failure, causes vacated, thought to be on the full control, goes on more, couple individually. got to look you. most of the one in the but nobody's in the system was signal is i'd say, as a video camera that i use as an artist, exports it goes to the forty's not started. i'm does it says for the good i'm assuming, so i suppose they're not doing see what it would be that i see what the, what is what i said they're gonna need said less. you're not saying you're not the result of domestic l 7. so for me to build it then you know, the big

the douglas county sheriff's office says identifying 68 year-old randall abraham of redwood city is the pilot killed in the crash. it occurred just before 8.30, yesterday morning and forced the closure of the airport. the ntsb says the plane involved was an experimental amateur built lockwood ehrkamp designed to be flown at low altitudes and slow speeds. there was a passenger on the plane who survived and is now in the hospital. investigation is ongoing. a boy's been injured in a shooting right near a high school in san francisco. that happened just about a block away from ghirardelli square kron four's lezla gooden reports that we are told that that shooting took place around 12 30 today just a few feet away from the high school. >> now, students tell me that they saw police gathering right from the store behind me. now, take a look at this video from earlier that caught some of that moment. now, police were called here to polk street and found that a teen boy was shot later. he was taken to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. now police say he appears to be the only

en randall s island, donde estÁ el refugio migrante mÁs grande de la ciudad.s se negaron a mostrar sus rostros. >> ya se nos venciÓ todo y bueno. y no tenemos para dÓnde ir. a mÍ no me ha llegado el permiso de trabajo, no me ha llegado socio. >> organizaciones reclaman que la falta de informaciÓn y acceso para que los reciÉn llegados puedan independizarse es el problema principal. >> lo que estamos peleando con la ciudad para que ellos entiendan la importancia de la gente, recibir su correo y ellos siguen mudÁndolo de sitio a sitio. >> el alcalde de nueva york reaccionÓ ante el problema que estÁ creciendo rÁpidamente it's not always pretty. no siempre es bonito ni perfecto, pero estamos manejando la crisis lo mejor que se puede, dijo. son distintos motivos los que han llevado a estos inmigrantes a decidir salirse y vivir en estas carpas improvisadas, justo a las afueras de los albergues que ha acondicionado la ciudad para alrededor de 65.000 nuevos inmigrantes. algunos dicen que salieron porque el lugar les queda lejos del trabajo y no tienen para costear rent

the douglas county sheriff's office is identifying 68 year-old randall abraham of redwood city is the killed in the crash. the crash was just before 8.30, yesterday morning and it forced the closure of the airport. the ntsb says the plane involved was an experimental amateur built lockwood ehrkamp. it's designed to be flown at low altitudes and slow speeds. in addition, abraham, in addition to abraham, there was a passenger on the plane who survive snow in the hospital, an investigation into the crash is ongoing. it was 5 years ago in santa clara county purchase to bankrupt hospitals and then brought them into the >> santa clara valley health care system. well, now the county wants to add a 4th hospital to its portfolio. the county has reached a tentative agreement to buy regional medical center, which just earlier this month downgraded its trauma center on president kerman. live for u.s. at regional medical center in east san jose. with more on this story, dan. >> well, you know, there's been quite a roller coaster ride for those who live in this area. they really depend on regional

noticia de Última hora, la policÍa de nueva york desmantelÓ un campamento de migrantes en la isla de randallo como una emergencia internacional de salud pÚblica. este nivel de alerta es el mayor del organismo. segÚn expertos de la oms, en lo que va de 2024 ha habido mÁs de 17.000 casos y unos 500 500 muertes en África. la enfermedad generalmente comienza con un sarpullido que puede parecerse a la varicela. en estados unidos hay una vacuna disponible y cada vez mÁs personas en estados unidos contraen el parvovirus b19. es un virus respiratorio altamente contagioso que puede causar serios riesgos a la salud de mujeres embarazadas y personas con trastornos sanguÍneos o sistemas inmunes debilitados. francisco cuevas nos dice cÓmo prevenirlo y cÓmo reconocer los sÍntomas. >> es un virus respiratorio altamente transmisible y en estos momentos es de gran preocupaciÓn en el sector salud. por eso los cdc, el centro para el control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades emitiÓ hoy una alerta sobre el aumento de casos del parvovirus 19 registrado en las Últimas semanas y con el en regreso a clases en todo el

. >> for the past few weeks, randall white has been dealing with a persistent and annoying problem right outside his san francisco condo. >> so i was like, where's that coming from? i looked down and i was like, i think it's coming from the waymo cars. >> this parking lot full of driverless waymo cars has had multiple incidents where suddenly the vehicles become confused and start honking all at each other. white says he heard it for the first time about two weeks ago, after he was woken up around 4 a.m. then it happened again and again, and i started thinking, well, this is an issue. white isn't the only one who's had issues with the noises, either. several people who live in the buildings nearby the parking lot have also had similar complaints. >> over the past two weeks. i've been woken up more times overnight than i have combined over 20 years. >> russell polsky lives in a building adjacent to white. he says the honking incidents have happened at random times during both the day and night, and have started to take a toll on him. >> i could not be more cranky today for a monday after

. >> for the past few weeks, randall white has been dealing with a persistent and annoying problem right outside his san francisco condo. >> so i was like, where is that coming from? i looked down and i was like, i think it's coming from the waymo cars, this parking lot full of driverless waymo cars has had multiple incidents where suddenly the vehicles become confused and start honking all at each other. >> white says he heard it for the first time about two weeks ago, after he was woken up around 4 a.m. then it happened again, and again, and i started thinking, well, this is an issue. white isn't the only one who's had issues with the noise, either. several people who live in the buildings nearby, the parking lot have also had similar complaints. >> over the past two weeks. i've been woken up more times overnight than i have combined over 20 years. >> russell popovski lives in a building adjacent to white. he says the honking incidents have happened at random times during both the day and night, and have started to take a toll on him. >> i could not be more cranky today for a monday af

the phase of the deal between amazon is randall and a see saw on the release of hostages depended on this document. now it's time to making conclusions on how weight has affected the situation on the ground, and unambiguous on to to this is in no way is with noticing that forgetting about bad june coming. american colleagues and now trying to sell us a new, picking a poke, modifying the parameters of the deal under discussion in a way which is convenient to israel, and without even bothering to explain to us what these changes are. they are the members of the security council to put pressure on them as i want to ask, are american colleagues on whose ball? so you are saying that 2 members of the security council, both permanent and rotating, emphasize the humanitarian cost of the conflict. the danger of a polio epidemic breaking outs and the need for there to be a ceasefire, so that humanitarian workers to get in and get the job done, protecting those who are in harm's way. here's what we heard, specifically from algeria and china know when t one, number 2, must be noted that the huma

south african nationals leah randall and katja chicken worked as crew members on the bayesian.dy, but even further south and east there will still be showers around at times. today is a day of sunny spells but blustery showers. the strongest gusts of wind in northern ireland and western scotland, gusts up to 40—50 mph. this is where the bulk of the showers will be for the rest of the day. some of the showers will be heavy and thundery, merging at times to form longer spells of rain. a largely dry story for the rest of the day further south. a few more isolated showers out towards the west, but in the best of the sunshine across parts of south—east england, 23 or 24 celsius. a fresher feel to things behind the front earlier this morning. cooler tonight, showers towards the north and west, cloudier here by the end of the night. the winds lightening a little and some of the temperatures could drop back to high single figures. cooler and less muggy than it was last night. tomorrow, more rain to come. the rain feeds across northern ireland and into western scotland, down through nor

alexis mcadams showed they are kicking people out of the facility at randall's island and what are migrants doing? going to walmart and buying a pup tent and putting next to the facility. >> lawrence: they are using money we put on debit cardses baz they did not like the food be being provided to them. they want to deport criminals, how is that possible when kamala harris want to get rid of deportation for ice. if she wants to defund them, how do you deport criminals? can anybody ask kamala harris that question? >> steve: here is the question, what level does a criminal qualify to be deported? we see property crimes. >> ainsley: when they walk across the border illegally. >> steve: if it involves a gun, that is different. kamala harris migrant crime was a topic when donald trump talked to elon musk on x. this is how that conversation went. >> new form of crime is migrant crime, i call it biden migrant crime, maybe kamala migrant crime. you have millions of people coming in a month and then she gets up and tries to pretend she's going to do something. she had 3-1/2 years. they have another f

. >> i get to enjoy her moms chili randall recipe every christmas and she makes a mean brisket for passoverent in brooklyn. you know, the one with the plastic covered couches. >> stephen: don't even think about it, j.d. vance! [cheers and applause] not true. it's not true. oh, here's kind of a fun coincidence. thursday, harris accepts the nomination that night, it's also their tenth wedding anniversary. traditionally the 10-year gift is aluminum or tin. doug come if you are stuck for an idea remember you're in chicago. pick up some old-style tall b boys. [cheers and applause] mmmm. you can really taste the old. now, the evening ended with michelle and barack obama. and spoiler: they were good. it was a great night filled with joy and passion and hope. i just wish there was a visual representation for how tonight made me feel. ♪ ♪ all we've got a great live show for you tonight! my guests are speaker nancy pelosi and democratic leader hakeem jeffries. but when we come back, i talk to an unlikely dnc attendee. stick around! my way into your car. buzz but this hive isn't big enough for the bot

investigators are searching for the person who stabbed the 26-year-old man outside a different shelter in randall'sand and the just a few weeks ago a migrant woman was shot and killed in the same area. she was hit in the head and neck. migrants are setting up tents, after they hit their 30 day shelter limit although the city says they are not going to allow that anymore. they are fed up. >> it is a disaster here. absolutely disaster. >> reporter: even though people are fed up, say it is not safe across new york city, mayor eric adams said new york city is the safest big city in america but depends who you talk to. stuart: that is quite a claim. charlie hurt, how can america's big cities recover with crime plaguing the streets and hundreds of thousands of migrants which we have to pay for on the streets as well? >> we talked about debt and the x essential problem that is. and setting them up in a place like new york city across the country. the subsequent crime that happens because of it. i don't know how cities survive and they have their own problems to deal with as well. stuart: don't know they g

randall's island. the crime numbers seem so great, they are wrong, if we had more time i could demonstrate it. they don't count migrant crime, it happens in there and nobody knows about if. if 1% of 20 million are prison gangsters, that is 200,000 people, we don't need that. we have seen it in the past. we were taught in the 1980'ses, when you do nonvetted immigration wave, you import violence and pay for decades. it is women they are targeting, i don't know where feminist groups are, they should be all over it. >> bill: spike in medicare premiums are coming, biden-harris administration is hiding increase by using taxpayer dollars they call subsidy an election-year stunt. grady trim bell will dig into that. what did you find out? >> biden-harris administration is rolling out plan to cap medicare part d covering prescription drugs can go up at $35. that might sound good, it is cost of $5 billion to taxpayers for what they are calling a demonstration project. the reason federal government is implementing

square arrested again this time for theft being released on wail another between managers outside randall's island shelter victim stabbed in stomach broad daylight two weeks after a woman was fatally shot same place, an illegal venezuelan migrant reportedly committed at least 22 times in the city has not been deported, what is going on here, chris? >>. chris: it is barbaric isn't it we are to sit back? -- >> overwhelming you can't south carolina that uncouple from biden-harris administration, i mean, if press secretary said at the hip no light between them i believe a fatigue being to trump and biden limited fatigue i think will wear off when we get to staff issues if he handles the next debate like with biden i think funt to sake staff debate about issues as opposed to kind of rambling diatribes about who has lower golf scores. maria: i know supporters telling trump to stick to issues we haven't heard harris factual about issues not a word about policy on web site you can look at the two tomorrow, tim walz kamala harris no actually policy solutions told us nothing about what she wants to d

so then andrew, let me get your take on this tweet from george washington university law professor randallo tweeted, could he, meaning jack smith, need more time because he is preparing a superseding indictment adding trumps co-conspirators as defendants? that would be smart. what do you think about that? you might the co-defendants be? >> i don't disagree that it might be a good idea to charge various underlings, but i don't think that is the reason for the delay and the reason i say that is if jack smith were going to do that, there is nothing about the eight months stay that was in effect that related to donald trump, there would be no reason jack smith could not have sought an indictment of underlings before that, or have sought it sooner than needing another three weeks so i just don't think that is the reason for the delay, and who the underlings could be essentially, it would be very similar to the cast of characters that we saw under indictment in georgia the sort of mark metals, really judy on his -- rudy giuliani's of the world, those kinds of people and it is clear from the curr

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it's a series tha it'st a series that included speakers such as brooks, randall gerald. fred kaplan is distinguished professor emeritus at queens college and graduate center of the city university of new york. a scholarr in 19th century literature he's become best known as one ofhe the most distinguished biographers of our erash. his published biographies and thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, gore vidal and now thomas jefferson. by giving an english professor's kind of attention to the written words jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notesni on the state of virginia but of course jefferson wrote constantly treatises like a summary of north america legal briefs, memorandum, the declaration of independence and above all, letters. thousands of them. which kaplan calls among his most powerful and revealing writers. throughout his master, he brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his writing often without intending to. as kaplan says of the notes on the state of virginia it's a

the peter's russian seminars randall gerald wh auden with that west oval room of the rotunda to speak on his designer thomas jefferson. distinguished professor scholar 19th centuryas literature mark twain henry james and now thomas jefferson notes of the state of virginia like a summit review of the rights of british north americath legal briefs, memoran, the declaration of independence and above all letters. thousands of them. which calls among his most powerful and revealing writings. throughout his match with penn kaplaner brings a skilled biographers attention to how jefferson reveals himself through his, writings, often without intending too. as kaplan says of notes on state of virginia it's a book about jefferson partly because jefferson did not want it to be a book about himself. the jefferson wheat meat here is a not surprisingly learned precise and forceful. kaplan also showsje us a jeffern as a writer who is evasive withholding, anxious, self perfected andie inconsistent. eager to shield himself from responsibility and blame. kaplan's biography is a great read in its own rig

and randall's island where they said it was great big tent it is overflowing with encampments.- >> martha: this one dollar raped down to there! it is not safe! >> city kids use that spot, to play sports! they have no place to go! >> martha: you are talking about a commonsense, it makes no sense of those set up. and he has in new york city is a city with the statue of liberty at the beginning of the harbor where waves of immigrants, many of whom are related to our families came through. weather has to be a system! they were signed and when they had too many they had to wait. there was a system! >> of the mayor is at least trying to get some of them out of the shelter system with the city council and some lawyers are fighting that! they think they should be there indefinitely. >> martha: maybe they should go stay out of the house! [ laughter ] already, thank you very much. always great to see you and watching in the morning, thank you for being here. >>> former president trump is getting ready to pitch his plan to strengthen the american economy, he is campaigning right now and a

it's a series that included speakers such as keith brookes, randall general auden and seamus heaney. today, we're happy to welcome fred kaplan to the west oval room of the rotunda to speak on his designer thomas jefferson. fred kaplan is distinguished professor emeritus of english at queens college and the graduate center of the city university of new york. a scholar in century literature, kaplan has become best known as one of the most distinguished biographers of our era. he is published biographies of thomas carlyle, mark twain, henry james, charles dickens, john quincy adams, abraham lincoln gore vidal, and now thomas jefferson in his masterly pen. kaplan offers us a biography of thomas jefferson by giving an english professor's kind attention to jefferson's written words. jefferson only published one book in his lifetime notes on the state of virginia. but, of course, jefferson wrote consul treatises like a summary view of the rights of british north america legal briefs, memoranda the declaration of independence, and above all letters, thousands of them, which kaplan calls amon

liz sherwood-randall would be involved. i'm sure they came up with different ideas to throw up against negotiating team and offered different things to the germans. i'm sure there were a few different options to get everybody satisfied where this was going to come across the finish line. getting back to what the ambassador said earlier, i can't in another case in recent history that is anywhere near as complex in the negotiation, also the recovery and different planes going back to different locations. very little leaked out in advance, which is incredibly impressive as well. >> yeah, they're so much impressive about this. i will say, ambassador mcfaul, there has been some concern about the precedent this sets, i know that tom nichols is pretty strongly worded in the atlantic and he says that the fact the west is holding russian murders and spies and russia is holding western journalists and basketball players is lost in the cold detailed trading living human beings as if they were heads of cattle or loads of lumber. but mo

and randall's island kick them out after 60 days or whatever.ugh set up pup tents next door to the big tents not leaving. >> lawrence: should be illegal. >> steve: break it down how we are spending the money on the migrants, had the city had that money, we could have -- new york city, could have hired 40,000 new teachers, or they could have covered the entire cost of the new york city fire department and the san taping department, which is out on the streets every day. but, instead of paying all of that, it's now all about the money. >> ainsley: you hear the big number. once you break it down and see how it really effects. >> steve: 40,000. >> ainsley: one out of every five hotels. many come to new york and love to come to the city. one in five housing illegal immigrants on your taxpayer dime. >> steve: they make more money. >> ainsley: yeah they do the government pays them. >> lawrence: new york just got this problem. just imagine how my home state of texas has been dealing with this for literally years. >> ainsley: some is federal money. >> st

. >> for the past few weeks, randall white has been dealing with a persistent and annoying problem rightondo. >> so i was like, where is that coming from? i looked down and i was like, i think it's coming from the waymo cars, this parking lot full of driverless waymo cars has had multiple incidents where suddenly the vehicles become confused and start honking all at each other. >> white says he heard it for the first time about two weeks ago, after he was woken up around 4 a.m. then it happened again and again, and i started thinking, well, this is an issue. >> white isn't the only one who's had issues with the noises either. >> several people who live in the buildings nearby the parking lot have also had similar complaints. >> over the past two weeks, i've been woken up more times over night than i have combined over 20 years. >> russell polsky lives in a building adjacent to white. he says the honking incidents have happened at random times during both the day and night, and have started to take a toll on him. >> i could not be more cranky today for a monday after these past two weeks.