>> governor reeves: ablutely.ly right in the fact of the matter is this entire court battle was never about winning a cot case, it was always about creating a culture of life, and that's exactly what we are doing here in miss pro-life mississippians and pro-life americans have to continue to do. we havg antiabortion, and in our state we areg policies to do exactly that. >> mike: the republican mississippi state senator who sponsored this law also said he had other lawmakers will be seeking legislation to remove the exception for rape. that? >> governor reeves: i don't believe that an exception for rape will actually make it through the mississippi legislature and make it to my desk. again, there's a lot of effort, particularly in washington and other places, mainly by the democrats, to try to talk only about the real small minor number of exceptions that may exist. as you know, over 90% of all abortions that are done in america, some 63 million babies live supported since it was wrongly decided 1973, over 90% of t

will reeve is there. >>> here at home, damning new report into the uvalde massacre. body camera images that show confusion, lack of communication with 376 law enforcement officers on the scene. hear one say we have to get in, the gunman just keeps shooting. the >> we have to get in there, he just keeps shooting. >> in the classroom for 77 minutes, what the report uncovers tonight. mireya villarreal from uvalde. young man with assault rifle into indiana mall, what he did to prepare in the bathroom and started firing on the way out. good samaritan who shot him and what we learned about three people who were killed. >>> war in ukraine, major shake up, president zelenskyy suspending two top leaders in his inner circle, saying they didn't do enough, concern of russian infiltration, among those suspended, lifelong friend of zelenskyy's. ian pannell reporting from ukraine. >>> terrifying scene in new york, firefighter trapped under an suv, civilians rushing to help. >>> monster wave slamming into a wedding in hawaii. >>> "made in america" is back, straight from the farm, th

here's abc's will reeve. >> i have an owner.orter: it's not a bird or a plane. it's superman's dog? soaring and barking its way into theaters is "dc's league of superpets." crypto the superdog rescuing a ragtag bunch of rescues. >> incredibly painful. >> reporter: using their special powers to save the city on behalf of the justice league. >> you have to help me. >> reporter: dwayne johnson is crypto, kevin hart is his new pal ace, joined by john krasinski, diego luna, and the one, the only, keanu reeves. to me "the league of superpets" is like, oh, yeah, why haven't they done that before? >> you have to ask yourself, why hasn't this been done? >> that's "nightline." watch our full episodes on hulu. have a great weekend, everybody. thanks for staying up with us. good night. here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness,

will reeve, thank you. and of course we continue to track the heat across europe an. let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee. ginger, we know this heat now spreads across much of this nation from texas all the way to the northeast. it's expected to last for days? >> there are heat advisories, david, from bakersfield to boston. and yes, oklahoma city tied their all-time july record. and so we are going to talk about the maps here because there are heat advisories and that nucleus of the heat with the excessive heat warnings that stretches now to memphis in western tennessee, western mississippi as well. the heat index tomorrow going to be a scorcher again. 112 little rock. jackson 107. 104 all the way up to indianapolis. this bubble is going to continue moving northeast and so is that overnight low, which oklahoma city could break an all-time hottest overnight low tonight. they'd have to go above 84, and it looks like they'll stay there. look at that, that cumulative heat trevor was mentioning is so incredible. and now we're going to get a taste of it. our se

turning south mississippi governor tate reeves.overnor welcome back to fox news sunday. >> well, thank you for have me on today michael. >> mississippi attorney general's initiate steps to certify the states trigger law. they could go into effect after ten days but you are facing a legal challenge in the states only clinic. that kate sites assist primus court ruling we find the state constitutional right to privacy includes an implied right to choose whether or not to have an abortion. question, is your trigger law going to survive this legal challenge? and if so on what grounds? >> will yes we do believe our trigger law is going to withstand this particular challenge. as you know the court made their decision last friday. on monday of this pack week our attorney general did her duty under the law which is to certify that roe v wade was in fact overturned. it takes ten days for the trigger law to then go into effect. jackson women's health organization which is exact same organization that we were opposite in the supreme court case

will reeve sat down with the cast including dwayne johnson, kevin hart, keanu reeves and vanessa bayerthing for everyone he is voiced by dwayne "the rock" johnson miion metropolis and has a super cast to help him out. >> i have an owner. he's superman. >> reporter: it's not a bird or a plane, it's superman's dog? >> my dog is the best. >> reporter: soaring and barking its way into theaters later this month is "dc league of super-pets." crypto recruiting a ragtag bunch of rescues. >> excellent shielding. >> that seemed incredibly painful. >> reporter: all using their special powers to save othe justice league. >> my best friend is in danger and you have to help me. >> we're just a bunch of shelter pets. >> to me the league of super-pets is like, why haven't they done that before? >> all the things done in hollywood, this idea you take the superhero genre and the d.c. justice league, who would their pets be? it's a great idea. >> it is one of those things you do ask yourself why has this not been done, right? >> what the heck. >> that can't be sanitary. >> seems so simple. so easy but no

sharon reeves will have those tours in just a moment in d, w and use asia outback of the top of the up have a good day. i am cuz the guy here in iowa sexual assault survivor step to step out and say the truth. her women in asia are bad if the theme is infeasible, nothing can stop me. that is out with women into this week. now we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, romantic corner tread hotspot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w. travel off we go with this is d w. news asia coming up today, sri lanka hits economic rock bottom. the government says 3 lanka is now bankrupt. there are acute shortages of fuel medicines and food, and a looming humanitarian crisis will have more from colombo in a moment, plas struggling under crippling date and driven to suicide. as a result, we have a report on the dia situation, affecting many indian farmers and their families. ah, ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the show. thanks for your company. sri lanka is prime minister says his country is now bankrupt and that there is no immediate end to the current economic crisis. sri l

rachel reeves last week gave an interview where _ sacked. - sam tarry is. the issue is he went i beyond his own brief, he was talking about things like inflation, rachel reeves is the shadow chancellor and was talking about her own grief, so thatis was talking about her own grief, so that is going beyond the issue of collective responsibility and giving out mixed messages to the public. rachel was actually treading on to our transport shadow secretary of state is brief, lou hay, and it was lou hay who had to correct it. everyone knows sam tarry wasn't sacked for what he said in interviews, he was sacked because he went on a picket line, and that is extraordinary. it has always been the case that they can go on picket lines. john prescott went on the miners picket line in the 19805. surely williams went on a picket line. �* , ... , , surely williams went on a picket line. , , , . line. it's completely unprecedented. what is your— line. it's completely unprecedented. what is your evidence _ line. it's completely unprecedented. what is your evi

earlier today in hall h, the equivalent of the pyramid stage here, matrix and john wick star keanu reeves talking about his comic book series, berserker. i am finally close to an answer. the story is about an immortal battling through the ages launched in 2021, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. it was special for all of us, in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h, it was really oriented towards cinema previously, and television, so to be part of that kind of history and to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we have been a part of creating, really special. positive word—of—mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that is what every tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. pine martens used to be among britain's most common mammals. today, they're rarely seen beyond the scottish highlands but they could be making a return to england — on exmoor and dartmoor — 150 years after they were last there. john henderson reports. bison roaming the kent countryside, beavers swimming

the reeves chief architect showed d. w m e n s. if around a building that serving as a model for future structures. levine, tech city, on the outside, a normal office park inside workers are preparing this structure for war. the bomb shelter is located in the parking garage. leaves chief architect, explains which features make this shelter state of the art and why he wants every new building in the city to have the same like that. we, on the school to the south of the waters. it's about basic thinks it's about the possibility you when building air collapsed, to stay and wait for the rescue. that's why we need the fresh water. it's sometimes called inside her parking, which is a bumping shelter the same time. so it's impossible in the february was been here a few hours. you're in minus minus the degrees celsion outside. that's why we're neither separate that room. but the heating, heating, fresh water food supplies bathrooms with toilets and showers for those upstairs in case of an attack. and all this handicap accessible, that's wh

here's abc's will reeve. >> reporter: a continent on fire, buckling under oppressive heat.oss europe, a deadly heat wave drying up rivers, fueling wildfires. >> i'm looking forward to some rain. >> reporter: forcing millions to take refuge as climate change wreaks havoc across the globe. >> carrying two waters today. >> in the future, these kind of heat waves are going to be normal, and we will see even stronger extremes. >> reporter: officials say more than 1,500 people have died in spain and portugal already as a result of the heat wave. >> what we're coming to terms with now is that climate change is happening even faster than we thought it would. >> reporter: in the united kingdom, temperatures reached the hottest temperature there in recorded history. rising past 40 degrees celsius at heathrow airport today. 104.4 degrees fahrenheit. in the uk, typically impervious guards at buckingham palace being given water. many who based the heating sought resewage fuge where they could. a fountain in tra fall began square an oasis in the middle of london. climate scientists are w

here's abc's will reeve. >> reporter: four women rowing their boat into the record books.d two others make up the lap five rowing team. they row more than 2,400 nautical miles from san francisco to hawaii in 34 days, 14 hours, 11 minutes. their land fall, historic. they are the fastest all-female team to complete the journey. >> i feel totally overwhelmed in the best way by love. and i'm also exhausted. >> reporter: they rowed in two-hour shifts averaging 90 minutes of sleep at a time, eating boiled to order, prepackaged meals. enduring seasickness, extreme wind, and rough seas. their legions of fans following online put wind in the team's proverbial sails. ♪ heads-up play my song ♪ >> i think something that i want people to take away is these women are so incredible. but we're not superhuman, there's nothing that we were born with that made us any different than anybody else. >> our thanks to will. that's "nightline." you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks

will reeve, thanks to you as well. >>> continue to track the heat in europe and at home before it arrives in the northeast. chief meteorologist ginger zee tracking it all. >> we're in thunderstorm watch, where i'm standing, couple of sprinkles. three-plus inches per hour in some of the storms, 10:00 p.m. western connecticut through virginia. talk about the heat through the center of the nation, up into the plains, excessive heat warnings, focus on oklahoma, talked so much about texas taking the brunt of heat. oklahoma city tomorrow, peak afternoon heat but 111 feels like, could hit 110. tying all-time july record. speaking of human induced climate change, overnight lows we see most links to climate change. >> overnight lows in mid-80s in dallas, no relief or cooling. see you tomorrow morning on "g "gma," ginger zee. >>> moving on to the shooting in uvalde, texas, lack of sn vide. officers hearing shots, running into the school, capturing the moment gunman fires on the police. 77 minutes, concluding that officers failed to prioritize saving innocent lives over their own. see moment one off

rose herschel and andy's reeves. robert and susan rosenbaum. the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again from washington, moderator yamiche alcindor. >> good evening and welcome to washington week. this week started with another high-profile mass shooting. in highland park, a man shot ven people to death at a july 4 parade. according to the gun violence archive over the holiday weekend, there were at least 11 mass shootings. that comes as the challenges facing the nation continue to mount. a debate over gun laws, abortion politics, and historic inflation. this week, president biden faced a rash of bad headlines, with democrats questioning whether he's meeting the moment. as an example, critics pointed to the president's response of the parade shooting as not forceful enough in contrast to jb pritzker's open frustration. >> we got a lot more work to do, we've got to get this under control. >> if you are angry today, i'm here to tell you be angry. i'm furious yet m

ryan reeves, i am an jamie's team and local streets at sfmta. my colleague noah and i are leading the update to the comprehensive street management plan. we have a draft plan that's in development. a major part of that is the 20 miles per hour work that is understoodway that has been partially funded by t.a. funds. and in terms of specific comprehensive plan and action strategy to have a draft plan this year. we will have something by the end of the year to share part of what we had in our continuing to build out that comprehensive management plan tied to future revenue measures which we aren't going to be getting. we are going to doing rethinking about what that looks like? >> does the draft plan set forth a time frame for completion or are we not yet at the point in that plan where we know the time frame? >> it doesn't really specify the completion of every single component. it is more outlining the tools that we have and our plans to maximize the tools. so it includes a range of things like our traffic calming work, the work to reduce speed l

rachel reeves from labour, thank you for i reeves from labour, thank you for joining us on breakfast.age of questions about standards of trust and integrity here in downing street. not all mps can get to downing street. they can't get to security. they gather outside the houses of parliament on college green. breakfast�*sjohn maguire is gauging the mood in westminster for us this morning. good morning, john. morning to you. as we say, not very far away from where you are. just a little bit further away in downing street there. we are here on college green, starting to get busier. people are starting to get busier. people are starting to get busier. people are starting to turn up, starting to do the media rounds. one broadcast will have booked one person, they will appear on one stage and then go along and give their view, their opinion on what has been happening in the last couple of days. joined by chris loader, west dorset mp, conservative mp. i suppose it was about this time yesterday morning, with the publication of lord macdonald's letter, when things really started to accelerate

earlier today in hall h, the equivalent of the pyramid stage here, matrix and john wick star keanu reeves am finally close to an answer. the story is about an immortal battling through the ages launched in 2021, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. it was special for all of us, in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h, it was really oriented towards cinema previously, and television, so to be part of that kind of history and to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we have been a part of creating, really special. positive word—of—mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that is what every tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ gareth barlow hello. with low—pressure nearby, sunday �*s weather will bring many of the same whether contrast across the uk that we start to the week with. for many northern and western areas, it was quite blustery, there was some rain at times whereas in south—east england and east anglia, it stayed stubbornly dry.

earlier today in hall h the equivalent of the pyramid stage here, matrix and john wick star keanu reeves series berserker. i'm finally close to an answer. the story is about an immortal battling through the ages, launched in 2021, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. i think it was special for all of us in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h. it was really oriented towards cinema previously and television. so to be a part of that kind of history and also just to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we've been a part positive word of mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that's what every tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. liso mzimba, bbc news at comic—con. don't forget you'll find lots more on the stories we're covering on our website — just head to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. you can find more on the stories about the explosion at odesa and the who declaring monkeypox a world virus. hello. with low—pressure nearby, sunday's weather will bring many

really reeves the u. k. about what? $1112.00 days later. so the fact that we saw this coming is a good thing. hopefully folks took it seriously. the red warning was issued 3 or 4 days in advance by the u. k. met office. though the predictions not really an issue, it's more about how we jump from the prediction to actual implementation of emergency management procedures in really the mitigation. we need to protect folks from episode, likeness, murphy, thank you so much. is always that was meter all just matthew, cut pushy in washington dc. thank you susan, let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. european union has agreed to proceed with accession negotiations with albania and north macedonia. and step comes after bulgaria and north macedonia resolved a dispute over language and a national identity. this is your 13 prisoners have been killed in a jail in the ecuadorian city of santo domingo. ignores government has attributed ongoing violence in its prisons to disputes between gangs over control of terr

kevin hart is his new pal ace, joined by john krasinski, diego luna, and the one, the only, keanu reeves. to me "the league of superpets" is like, oh, yeah, why haven't they done that before? >> you have to ask yourself, why hasn't this been done? >> that's "nightline." watch our full episodes on hulu. have a great weekend, everybody. thanks for staying up with us. good night. here's why tribal leaders urge you to vote yes on prop 27. the act provides hundreds of millions every year for permanent solutions to homelessness, mental health and addiction in california. prop 27 supports financially disadvantaged tribes that don't own big casinos. by taxing and regulating online sports betting for adults 21 and over, we can protect tribal sovereignty and finally do something about homelessness in california. vote yes on prop 27. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c ♪♪ call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> now from abc7, live breaking news. >> that breakin

rachael reeves will probably ring me up and say, "david! "that would cost a fortune!". that is the difference. we were talking at the beginning of the difference between being a backbencher and a frontbencher, and you have just revealed it, you have to be very careful of what your colleagues will say. well, let's talk a little bit about this new role you are in now — newish role — and the role you hope to have if you become labour foreign secretary. one of the dilemmas for parties of the centre—left is about what the nature of foreign policy is. now, this isn't that place to take you through everything that's in the news now and interrogate that — more the place to get a sense of where you come from. the expectation of many people on the left is that foreign policy should be values—led — that is what it should be about. people on the other side of politics tend to say no, it's about pragmatism. you do what is right for your country — nothing more, nothing less than that. have you yet found how you and labour would chart a course? i think the starting point for us here

earlier today in hall h, the equivalent of the pyramid stage here, matrix and john wick star keanu reevesserker. i'm finally close to an answer. the story is about an immortal battling through the ages, launched in 2021, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. i think it was special for all of us, in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h. it was really oriented towards cinema previously, and television. so to be part of that kind of history and to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we've been a part of creating — really special. positive word—of—mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that is what every tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. this is certainly something you don't want to get caught a huge jellyfish bloom which engulfed this boat off the coast of israel. jellyfish migrate in summer months, but sea pollution and climate change are said to be the reason for their recent high concentration. for the first time in 70 years, two jaguar cubs have been born in the wi

and pakistan's print job province, which could have national implications. prime minister sharon reeves, muslim league holds a narrow majority in the provincial assembly that's under threat from iran. cons p t i party taking the province would mean a major win for the former prime minister who was ousted in april. come, i'll hide our, has more from the horror. we are outside of boiling station in the city of the hall in a congested part of the city. people have been turning up to god there war. and this particular bi election that are over 8000 boiling stations across this province, which has a lot of power because it ends up how, when it comes to quality. it is also the economic hard land of the country, the agricultural box gate, and has done voted number of states rendered dumpster their national assembly. so whoever, when there isn't a good position to be able to bomb the government at the center where they were illusion of parties out there. deborah, gone through a ward of no confidence that gave miniature of this province became the jews minister. only of redgate, members of iran,

francisca: keanu reeves coronel cueto el aeropuerto y se viralizado, te contamos con quien fue porquenos la pasamos viendo series en 8k, sin parar. pero verlas no es lo mismo que hacerlas. mija, sabías que patty... sí, sí... gigillonaria. soy la nueva celebridad de la familia. vive como gigillonario. obtén at&t fiber - ahora con velocidades de hasta 5-gigas. disponibilidad limitada. francisca: la actriz karime lozano regresÓ a los set de grabaciÓn para ser la protagonista de la telenovela que se llama mi secreto. carlos: escuchamos porque se alejo por casi 10 aÑos de la pantalla chica. guadalupe: la actriz karime lozano estÁ regreso a los melodramas, tras casi una dÉcada alejada de la pantalla chica que la vio nacer como estrella. muy pronto la veremos en nuestra pantalla con la telenovela mi secreto. >> muy contenta, muy emocionada porque me acuerdo que mis fans en mi redes cuando regresas a la novelas? estaba presumiendo de mis pelÍculas y me decÍan queremos ver tus pelÍculas pero novelas. guadalupe: la actriz de tres mujeres no se revelÓ una y los secretos de este melodrama que la

earlier today in hall h, the equivalent of the pyramid stage here, matrix and john wick star keanu reevesfinally close to an answer. the story is about an immortal battling through the ages launched in 2021, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. it was special for all of us, in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h, it was really oriented towards cinema previously, and television, so to be part of that kind of history and to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we have been a part of creating, really special. positive word—of—mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that is what every tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. cani can i make a confession? i have still not seen the first lord of the rings. don'tjudge me! now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. western parts of the uk had a cloudy day with bursts of rain on saturday, but it wasn't like that everywhere. across parts of eastern england, it was dry, sunny, and in the case of santon do

what it is without, well, comics, and earlier today, in the equivalent of the pyramid stage, kiana reevesed in 21, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. t netflix is already in the works. i think it was special for all of us in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h, really oriented toward cinema previously on television, so to be a part of that kind of history and also just to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we have been a part of creating, really special. word—of—mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost and that is what any tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. now it's time for a look at the weather. he is chris. —— here is chris. it was pretty warm and suffer, temperatures hitting 28 celsius. overnight, brisk south—westerly winds will continue, bringing pulses of rain. it will be a humid night with low cloud, mitch and —— mist and fog around the hills. we will be off to a warm start first thing sunday morning. more rain to come, across the north west particularly. rain l

governor tate reeves speaking the day after the supreme court shot down roe v. wade.t on this for the better part of 50 years. a couple of dozen states have these so-called trigger laws in effect, half of which have already been implemented where they ban abortion outright. i believe in mississippi's case at the moment of fertilization or conception. others are a little are less stringent, but this is part of pallout from that decision -- fallout, states that are enacting provisions just as many blue states right now have enacted or had already enacted provisions that would protect women who want to have abortions in those particular states like new york and new jersey, california, etc. the fallout from all of this, former deputy assistant attorney general. what i love about tom, aside from the fact that he's genius, is he politely answers every idiotic question i ask him and never says, neil, that's an idiotic question. good to see you, and here's my first idiotic question. how much oomph do these governors have, like tate reeves, to enforce these provisions with the

jonathan: are you suggesting jim reeve might be a better historian than tk?s jim redo movie quotes and lyrics? tom: stem the x axis to get perspective. jonathan: what i start to the show. futures down, a little more than 10% on the s&p. yields down by four basis points. tk, this is a development. treasury yields lower. 297.59. tom: em unravels, particularly em. what is so important to understand, it was simple then. jonathan: i'm going to stop talking to you if you are not careful. tom: everything is going to adjust over the long weekend. jonathan: let's hope you and jos -- you adjust the next couple of minutes. lisa: that sounds like what i say to my kids. [laughter] the ecb's net but buying program and the pandemic is said to end. i am watching this. the guidance we have gotten from christine lagarde on the european central bank to how to deal with the peripheral bond spread, 10 year yields in italy, given how much they blew out a few weeks ago. they have come and dramatically as people look at the possibility of flexibility with reinvestments. when do we g

kiana reeves took part in a huge event talking about his comic, berserker. the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h, it was really oriented towards cinema previously, and television, so to be part of that kind of history and to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we have been a part of creating, really special. positive word—of—mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that is what every tv series, comic book and movie fan here will be hoping for. nasa's new �*james webb' space telescope has revealed that there were ten times more galaxies like our own milky way in the early universe than was previously thought. the world's most powerful telescope — which entered service earlier this month — collects invisible infrared data that has �*made visible' galaxies that existed soon after the big bang took place. emily brown reports. the universe, 13.8 billion years old, captured here by the world's most powerful telescope. after entering service earlier this month, the james webb teles

the film features the voices of dwayne the rock johnson, kate mckinnon, natosha lyons, kiana reeves andn you have the opportunity to become part of the cast of characters that can bring it to life, that's a big deal. reggie: the movie hits theaters july 29. have the full interview coming up at 7:00. jobina: san francisco based company since performance audio right to your cell phone. the company says the technology allows everyone from the front row to the back to hear the same height polity sound. t-mobile recently tested the app using their 5g network and said it was very successful. it is still not clear when the app will be available for public use. have you ever been to a concert and then you were thinking, i wish i hadn't seen them live? reggie: i'm trying to think of that's actually happened to me. jobina: i haven't had that experience thankfully. reggie: i really know who i'm going to go see. jobina: i don't just get a ticket. reggie: i really need to be a fan. jobina: if i have heard that this person can be shaky, i will just skip it because i like the image i already have of y

rachel reeves _ clearly. ok, let's talk about labour then. rachel reeves is _ clearly. the economy, for 12 years the economy has stagnated, suppressed wages, working people don't feel as though work is paying, and we have had poor growth. the way to grow an economy is to invest in the economy and the climate investment pledge as part of that, creating decent, well—paid working—class jobs creating decent, well—paid working—classjobs in creating decent, well—paid working—class jobs in all of our regions that means the tax take is increased because you have got economic activity taking place. you were talking _ economic activity taking place. you were talking about investment, but how would you do that? is were talking about investment, but how would you do that?— how would you do that? is that tax cuts? the more _ how would you do that? is that tax cuts? the more people _ how would you do that? is that tax cuts? the more people earn, - how would you do that? is that tax cuts? the more people earn, the l how would you do that? is that tax - cuts? the more people earn, the

guests will be john kirby from the national security council and mississippi republican governor tate reeves dvr. thanks for watching "special report." jesse watters prime time with guest host sean duffy starts now. >> i appreciate it. ♪ ♪ 's all right, it's not a secret that when you're not feeling passionate or happy with something you're not going to take care of it. maybe you got dumped and you're not feeling the love so you let yourself go and everything around you go. >> this is disgusting. >> what are you burning? >> everything. everything that reminds me of her and i n

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. >> stephen: the first one, with christopher reeve. there you go.dow or aisle? >> private. ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: sure. favorite smell? >> farts. ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: well, then i hesitate to ask this next one-- least favorite smell? >> limburger cheese. >> stephen: most-used app on your phone? >> world star hip hop. >> stephen: what? >> world-star-hip-hop. >> stephen: world, what? >> world-star-hip-hop. >> stephen: world-star-hip-hop? what happens there? >> a lot. >> stephen: okay. ( laughter ) can we go back to farts, for a second? >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: favorite smell. you mean your farts, or somebody else's. >> either/or. > stephen: either/or. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's very generous of you with your nasal cavity. >> no, like, when barkley farts, i be like, "oh, you had the waffle house this morning, huh?" >> stephen: you're like a connoisseur? >> yes, i am. >> stephen: you're like a guy who can name what slope the grapes are grown on. >> yes, exactly. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there's got to be a market for t

george washington is missing, jacob carter is missing, charles reeves has been wounded.they are all in the hospital. he says, my dear girl, i am away. enough race of the death. he is caring and concerned about her welfare. he's concerned about the war. he is also informing her about the experiences of different people. when we think why i wanted to include these letters, when i was in school we were told black people couldn't read or write. that they didn't have the desire to read or write or the desire to even think about family. finding the stories that are in the archives, in private collections, they are central to re-framing the experience of black people. here is amelia logan here -- to show her fiancÉe. charlotte thornton, also leaving philadelphia to teach. at one of the freedom schools in south carolina. she meets colonel shaw. she writes, colonel so i came to take tea with us. afterwards we went to the shelf, which was a spiritual raised house. she says i am perfectly charmed with colonel shaw. he seems to be at every way one of the most colorful persons i've e

you'll see a lot of cos players and special guests include dwayne "the rock" johnson, keanu reeves.ion floor was bustling with thousands of fans during preview night. so far all eyes are on marvel to see if they pull out surprises. experts are saying they don't expect much because of disney's d-23 expo in september. >> sounds like a good time. >>> it is 5:56. the final planned hearing for the january 6th committee happening tonight. the panel's plan to detail what former trump was doing while rioters stormed the capitol. >>> >>> right now on kpix 5 news at 6:00, all eyes will be on today's public hearing on the capitol hill riot. how the panel will examine what former president trump was doing as a mob descended on the capitol. >>> and cities across the bay area are ramping up their response to monkeypox vaccines. the vaccines being offered right now as cases continue to climb. >>> and a push to reimagine downtown san francisco. the plans to revitalize the area from pandemic lows. >> it's no sky to lie here in the bay area. we're still cooling down as we head into the weekend. we'll

guests will be john kirby from the national security council and mississippi republican governor tate reeves. check it out live forest at the dvr. thanks for watching "special report." jesse watters prime time with guest host sean duffy starts now. >> i appreciate it. ♪ ♪ 's all right, it's not a secret that when you're not feeling passionate or happy with something you're not going to take care of it. maybe you got dumped and you're not feeling the love so you let yourself go and everything around you go. >> this is disgusting. >> what are you burning? >> everything. everything that reminds me of her and i need it gone. i thought i was fine. i'm not. i'm not fine at all. >> sean: may be just got fired and you don't want to do with yourself. >> i am completely measurable, san diego. it is so damn hot. milk was a bad choice. >> sean: you start to let yourself go. that's what's happening in america. when you don't love where you're from, you let it fall apart. right now, as our major cities are rotting, there's no sense of ownership. our leaders are just letting it happen. we are seeing this i

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will reeve is taking a walk in new york's riverside park this morning. he has much more on this. strolling through a local park, walking is taking off. >> it's my daily 45-minute walk. >> reporter: the simple exercise now the season's hottest workout with hash tags like #dailywalk and #walkworkout getting millions of views. why is walking gaining some traction? in the early part of the pandemic it's one of the only things people could do and it was the heightened desire to get outside and in control. >> the pandemic has changed all of our lives and walking is one of those activities that allows us to improve our holistic health from the mental and emotional perspective, it allows us to increase our energy and our stamina. it improves our mental and emotional well-being. it actually prevents the risk of depression as well. >> reporter: dr. anu lala a heart failure specialist says the benefits can come in more ways than we might realize from helping to reduce risk of heart disease, strokes and diabetes to lowering blood pressure to boosting bone health helping prevent osteoporosis.

will reeve spoke with the entire crew about the harrowing and historic journey. >> stay strong, beautifulind, brave. >> libby costello, sophia johnson and adrian smith make up the women's team. they rode more than 2400 nautical miles from san francisco tell whitey in 34 days -- to hawaii in 34 days. they are the fastest all-female team to complete the journey. >> i feel totally overwhelmed and the best way by love and i am also exhausted. >> they rode and a acged meals. the women did unassisted andnd. had never rode in the deep oceas following the journey online but wind in their sails. on social media, the women are candid and funny. >> my vibe is just living life. >> i am just here to live life. >> something i want people to take away is these women are so incredible but we are not superhuman. there is nothing we were born with that make us any different than anybody else. >> the crew never losing sight of their mission, aching barriers. >> we inspired a lot of different types of people. that is really important. >> what a needed venture. it was more than the record books. the team rais

and last halloween he dressed up as keanu reeves from the john wick movies and in 2019, he went as ricothatnapoleon dynamite. >>> and customers at costco can count on the deal of the hot dog combo, which has cost $1.50 for the last 40 years. here is gary tuchman. >> reporter: typical scene at a costco warehouse, lots of shoppers looking for good deals on items ranging from paper towels to big screen tvs. but among many customers, there is an emotional attachment to one thing in particular. >> i love these hot dogs. >> reporter: the hot dog that is inflation-proof. how much did you pay for that hot dog? >> $1.50 with the soda as well. >> reporter: all three of you are enjoying hot dogs. how come you come here dogs? >> because they are $1.50. >> reporter: if i told that you this hot dog and soft drink that you can refill as many times as you want, has been $1.50 for more than 40 year, would you believe it? >> i believe it because i've been buying it. >> reporter: and she's far from the only one. they have sold about 1.6 billion hot dogs at stores around the world and despite inflation fro