reynolds: yes. we are working with many parks on air tour management lands. we will continue to work closely with you or whoever can step up to the public process. >> can i get a yes or no to seek the counsel of the national parks oversight advisory board particularly as it relates to the economic impact in these gateway communities? mr. reynolds: yes. we will talk to any oversight folks along with the faa who was our prime partner in this. >> thank you. the grand canyon currently has $829 million in deferred maintenance and repairs which is becoming a great challenge for the staff who run the park and impacts overall visitor experience. it the second most visited part in america. do you agree it should be a priority for the park service to resolve issues that the grand canyon park has asap? mr. reynolds: yes. we are working very hard. that is a great news about along with the sewage treatment plants, the grand canyon has a water supply and we have a project thanks to the gao a and wreck the money i

reynolds. now we will go to members. you have five minutes. mr. lamalfa from california. >> i appreciate sitting in on the committee today. director reynolds, thank you for your time. in my own district, we have lassen national park, the volcano. the phone lines have been down for quite a while, at least april, perhaps longer. that is not to be unexpected from the amount of snow we had. but there is no other phone number listed on the park's website that is working or available. even including fire and law enforcement except for 911. the only option to visitors is inquiring through email. which the email response is "we will get back to you asap." we have been getting dissatisfaction from our constituents on that. how can we improve? i can't imagine this is going to make any positive experience for our folks with just that level of communications. and then take that to what it means for public safety as well if you would. >> is that a question, sir? >> do you believe that's going to be a positi

he's been criticizing the state's governor, kim reynolds. reynolds refused to endorse a candidate and trump takes exception to that since he says he endorsed her for governor. desantis tweeted that kim reynolds is a strong governor and ignores the chirping and can get it done. tim scott is running ads in iowa. he will be in davenport tomorrow and will return later in the month for governor reynolds. scott and chris christie say they bot have 40,000 individual donors a, key threshold to qualify for the presidential debate next month. with the strong religious republican bait, mike pence and indiana native chose iowa to launch his campaign. iowa's legislature just passed the six-week abortion ban, a policy pence has previously said he supports. tomorrow morning nikki haley and vivek ramaswamy will hold campaign events in iowa. in the evening, asa hutchison has a v.f. fund raiser in demains. neil? >> neil: thanks for that. one of those presidential candidates, crisscrossing not only iowa but everywhere. will hurd, the latest entrant. he joins u

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reynolds: thank you for that. it varies depending on the environment about but if i could think of high priority areas, will need to make sure we're all about countable to design as we invest so we were talking about her issues so when we put in a new boat, think ahead with planning and work with partners and communities about what a resilient system looks like to maintain access because is what they are telling us,s, is not linear, mike have one year with heavy snow in a year with heavy trout so something we are looking at and we have a lot of conversations about how we deal with different species might fall out of the range so those things come to mind as huge challenges. >> they mentioned a moment of inflation reductionth act is the largest reduction in climate change and bipartisan infrastructure law and significant down to the national parks at the l wc is crucial to the future so we appreciate your stewardship and with that, i yieldd back. >> be careful what you ask for. the gentleman from montana met thank

kim reynolds is the best governor in the country.ou can look at her record, you can see it for itself, the idea that he attacked him because he thinks that she favors one candidates or not is silly. >> on the same night where we are reporting that kim reynolds is signing a six-week abortion ban into law on friday, we have got sound from nikki haley calling her the best governor in that country. even mike pence, who never does, rarely does criticize his former boss's behavior on iowa radio today. i want to discuss all of this. with two dear friends of mine, pulitzer prize-winning journalist jonathan kaye part, he's an associate editor of the washington post. but of course you know him as anchor of the saturday show and the sunday show right here on msnbc. and former republican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania. jonathan, help me. what is donald trump's strategy here? >> okay, well one, way, who, was it from your charlie, i'm sorry. >> for you, jonathan, do you, charlie is getting the extra hard one next. >> oh, okay, so trump's

paco: el balÓn cerrado otra vez y despuÉs el balÓn para reynolds.es. bueno. lo que por reglamento tendrÍa que ser un intercambio de cancha ya no es asÍ. nos vamos con un par de minutos. rehidrataciÓn bien merecida y que regresen al campo de batalla. >> la cosa buena de este grupo es que todavÍa puede jugar en el 2024. hay jugadores que pueden jugar y hacer algo especial por nosotros. paco: inicia en cincinnati. el balÓn rebotado para turnar. el balÓn un poco comprometido para ferreira. parece que trae bebida energizante. no para. ee mikel —— mikel : yo no lo veo en este partido porque jones estÁ haciendo un buen trabajo. a lo mejor estÁ cansado, pero si van a penales yo pienso que tiene que ser roldÁn. paco: callahan estÁ definiendo. morris decide retrasar. victoria, remate atrÁs! no es la suya. de frente era para clavar . marcelo: solito le pega. paco: le metiÓ toda la experiencia. >> no la puede dejar ahÍ porque le pone presiÓn. no es su pierna favorita, pero tiene una buena oportunidad para meter el gol. paco: ahÍ se levantÓ y la perdiÓ. la dejan

reynolds. you're next. you may begin. >> good morning. my name is miriam reynolds. i'm a licensed professional counselor, a fifth-generation texan descending from a long line of conservative christians. and i'm the mother of a transgender son. i am honored to be here today to give my testimony and tell you the story of my incredible child. he recently became an adult and i will still refer to him as a child. his name is cameron and he is 18 years old. he recently graduated from high school and is embarking on adulthood with a gap year before college. cameron told us he was transgender when he was 11 years old. he was clearly dealing with something, but we didn't know what it was or how to help him. but then he told us. my husband and i had the same instinct to tell him that we love him no matter what and always will be there for him. we knew we needed to affirm him from our years in working with foster youth, but we had no idea what to do next. we were scared. we didn't know anyone who had a tr

i'm still giggling on the idea that kim reynolds would not win without trump's help.he's a superstar, she did not need anyone's. help us donald. trump is going to take credit for the sun shining, and the stars twinkling. that's the way. heroes >> you've not been a stranger to these. attacks the idea that trying to take credit for things, interestingly enough, it's one of the issues in terms of last year's midterm elections. the f idea of wanted to take, credit but not want to resume some responsibility. let me ask you, why do you think that trump is so antagonistic about the governor right now? and his perception that she is cozying up to desantis? >> well, the former president has been, i would think politically smart, and that he knows how to get his base ginned up. that's to antagonize anyone about anything, and have this quick lines. it's not a very appealing trump to, many except for the base. he does it he kind of takes us jobs, and all of. that he wants to take credit for everything that happens. as you said, none of the responsibility. the fact of the matter,

, i opened up the governor position for kim reynolds and when she if he would behind, i endorsed her.antis called reynolds quote, a strong leader who knows how to ignore the chirping and get it done, while haley touted the iowa governor as a conservative rock star. reynolds signed iowa's new six-week abortion bill into law at the event on friday, a law similar to the one signed by desantis in florida. >> i could not imagine a more appropriate place to sign this bill than here at the family lea leaders summit. >> governor desantis closed out the event this afternoon. just a few moments ago, he ended his remarks to the crowd here, and he talked a little bit about that six-week abortion ban, jim. he stopped short of committing to a federal six-week abortion ban saying that he would use the au office as a bully pulpit to support governors like governor reynolds signing this legislation into law. back to former president donald trump for a second. he wasn't here physically, and in terms of criticism or anyone going after him, it was most ex explicit with mike pence, that was about as expli

when they brought up policy initiatives that are good for iowa, kim reynolds is about iowa.entire focus right now, and that's what guides her and, certainly, as i sat beside her for almost two hours last night. neil: all right. jeff, thank you very much. maybe get some rest right now. jeff kaufmann, iowa gop if chair. the fallout, still too early to tell. got some months to go, don't we? >>> in the meantime, you've heard of the whole cocaine bear. what if i toll you about cosane -- told you with about cocaine sharksesome don't laugh. apparently, this one isn't a movie. windows, charging something like a hundred bucks a window when other guys were charging four to five-hundred bucks. he just didn't wanna do that. he was proud of the price he was charging. ♪ my dad instilled in me, always put the people before the money. be proud of offering a good product at a fair price. i think he'd be extremely proud of me, yeah. ♪ hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i decided to try golo when i had an international flight coming up and i realized i couldn't fly

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and whatever everyone deserves. >> reporter: glenn and reynolds met as teens.ions in nebraska. later, their bands played the same clubs. ♪ i feel it in my bones ♪ >> reporter: as imagine dragons caught fire, reynolds saw an opportunity to use his platform to change hearts and open minds. >> it made me think more about the injustice that i had already been seeing since i was young. i had friends before tyler who were gay and came out, then were totally beaten down in the community, made fun of. but i was scared of the bully growing up, i wasn't about to go in and about, hey! i was like, don't look at me over here with my acne and my saxophone! you know. so i just never -- i didn't step up. and i loved tyler, and i felt his pain and hurt and wanted to try to be an actual friend. >> this festival and being a board member and being a part of this, it has healed a lot of my angry, sore wounds. >> reporter: "love loud" has also been life changing for teens like savannah, who uses they/them pronouns. >> being at "lovove l loud" and surrouounded by p people whoho sisim

i trust kim reynolds. i think she's doing a great job. to campaign with kim. she's super popular in iowa. and she's done a great job advancing republican principles in that state. but what we enjoy when we're in iowa is we get an opportunity to talk to people on the ground about what we're running on, of course, which is the economy, energy, national security. and when you talk to iowa farmers, they're concerned about these things. they're concerned about the price of diesel, they're concerned about biden's policies that are really heading in the wrong direction to support agriculture and energy. >> so, you were asked over the weekend whether you would ever do business with donald trump. and you said, quote, no i wouldn't. then you added, i just think that it's important that you're judged by the company you keep. so making it clear in some senses where you stand. but you do say you'd vote for him for president if he is the nominee. again, how do you circle that wagon that you trust someone to lead the country that would not trust as a bu

you know that, right >> reporter: trump's attack on reynolds not landing well in the hawkeye state. how worried should donald trump be about iowa >> i think he should be very concerned. >> reporter: evangelical leader bob vander plaats hosted today's senate. he's not yet endorsed, but is known for backing winners in iowa from huckabee to santorum or cruz. while they didn't become the nominee, he says this time iowa is essential. >> if one of these other candidates prove they are the alternative to trump and they're capturing the imagination and inspiration of iowans and americans, and they beat trump here, i think now you change the narrative. >> reporter: that's why florida governor ron desantis is doing all he can to assure nervous donors in a confidential memo obtained by nbc news laying out his path forward including a strong commitment to early states at a nondescript office park in west des moines, paid desantis canvassers from around the country are put through eight days of training >> hello >> hi there. >> reporter: part of a $100 million effort from a pro-desantis super pa

i opened up the governor position for kim reynolds, when she fell behind i endorsed her.emain neutral. i didn't invite her to events, by the way, a source tells cnn reynolds declined an invitation to his event. i guess maybe it's inconsistent because feeling slighted by her. but it's not unusual this early in the game for iowa's political figures to stay neutral. >> yeah. but trump demands loyalty. even though she's been neutral, she has been with desantis, right? she's been at some of his events. she's been with his wife. so that is not going to fly with trump when trump is in, you know, a death battle with desantis. you either got to put your cards down say you're with me or against me. that is the way trump operates. he's not a subtle operator. that's not him, you get on the bandwagon or you get kicked off. -i don't think he's worried about the fact that she's popular. >> speaking of not subtle, thinking of every one of donald trump's opponents tripping over themselves how great reynolds was. ron desantis, she's a strong leader and knows how to ignore the chirping and

[whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap.e at abc 7 news means focusing on issue impacting assault including the environment. a group of students in palo alto are creating a solar powered car. dustin dorsey explains it is all part of a nationwide solar car challenge. reporter: the newest car on the streets of the south bay hsa -- has a max speed of 42 miles per hour, and able to draw our -- drive 200 miles. per charge. it completely billed by high school students. >> i would never think that a up high school students can come together and create a car that can cross states. we are about to do it. reporter: meet the solar racing club. a small but mighty and motivated group of students from palo alto high better the innovators behind this solar powered car. completely made from scratch. this team has been working 12 hour days to develop and build his car to withstand a cross-country trip. >> and has been a process of and struggle. we are trying to go from a prototype and idea to bring it to real-life. there are a bunch of strug

[whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap.day, the health department hosted an interactive art event to promote childhood vaccines. families joined together on a community mural in san jose and kids got a chance to participate in the activities. the health department's to educate families on the routine decline of childhood vaccinations. the theme was created by local artist, frankie mcfly, titled vaccines are another part of growing up. it's baseball's final we can before the all-star break. and steph curry earns a for his work off the court. reporter: coming up, giants will be back on track. and moving date at the u.s. open in pebble beach. and stephen curry is changing lives. ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of ca

talking about governor reynolds and his reporting.ernor desantis: i just cannot believe when i read that, and i will tell you, i've been around a few days here. the number when things people have come up to me and shake their heads about was donald trump attacking kim reynolds. they couldn't believe it and these were people planning on supporting him that are not now doing that. that is not the way we win as republicans. the way you win as republicans is to unite republicans, when independence and even when democrats. we had the opportunity to do that. we did that in florida. we won 60-40 in florida. we did unite the republicans and our party is diverse. not everyone lights up on every issue. 80-20 you agree with me, you're an 80% friend, not a 20% enemy. i want those folks to be there. different people in congress have different districts. that's fine, but we all have to unite because the far left in this country understand that it's not good for iowa and not good for the united states. it's not about you as an individual, it's about

the fact that he didn't appear before this huge gathering of evangelicals and he attacked kim reynoldsrnor of iowa, for not endorsing him in the race, because he endorsed her, saying it's not fair. i was told he had a scheduling conflict. he wasn't here yesterday. one thing to keep in mind. the other thing i was told is that trump doesn't need to go to these cattle calls, these large group gatherings with other candidates because he is a frontrunner. i will say a lot of the people close to him, particularly on the ground in iowa would like to see him doing some of these events. for those other candidates there on the ground, they took advantage of the fact that trump wasn't. take a listen to what they said. >> i think it's unfortunate that the former president has now missed two significant events here in iowa. >> there are some candidates that chose not to appear here today. some people didn't want to be interviewed by tucker carlson. there's belief maybe their policies are not in sync with the iowa evangelical community. >> reporter: i want you to take a look behind me, because we ar

in response, desantis called reynolds, quote, a strong leader who knows how to ignore the chirping anddone. >> isn't it good to be in a nation where you are free to praise the lord? >> reporter: trump's rivals who continue to lag behind in the polls, hoping to use his absence friday as a moment to stand out to voters. former vice president mike pence calling trump's words on january 6th, quote, reckless. >> whatever his intentions were, it endangered me and my family and everyone that was at the capitol that day. i believe history will hold him accountable. >> reporter: and what we just heard from pence there is about as explicit as any criticism that we heard from the stage about former president donald trump, anderson. instead the candidates really focused on talking about their own viewpoints, really trying to sell themselves to that critical voting block of evangelical voters. and attacking democrats and president biden. anderson? >>> coming up next, why doorbell camera videos, the potential pennsylvania police, a manhunt for an escaped inmate, coming up. >>> the already hot summer

>> i'm proud to say kim reynolds is here and she signed a great heartbeat bill today. we were able to do that in florida. we had a lot of opposition to that. i'm proud to have been a pro-life governor and i will be a pro-life president. of course i want to sign pro-life legislation. i think it is something that we need to develop a culture of life in this country. if you look over the last 50 years, we allowed practices that were barbaric. post birth abortions. abortions when you have a fully formed baby seven months in. i don't think rome was built in a day. i think it will take time to make progress in some parts of the country, but as president i will be somebody who will use the bully pulpit to support governors like kim reynolds when she's gotten -- when she's got a bill. this is a critical issue and one that i'm happy to have done. and, oh, by the way, this is an issue where i had a lot of supporters who work averse to me on this. donors saying they did not want to support me if i stood for life. it has been written about how i lost a lot of really big supporters

[whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap.m the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ gloria: it is a crisis in san francisco. animal care and control is overwhelmed by the number of rabbits it is seeing. tim johns went down the rabbit hole to find out why this is happening and what is being done. >> for her entire life, allison has loved animals. >> they are friendly. but they all have different personalities. >> when she heard about pet rabbits being dumped in golden gate heights park, she had to help. she joined a group of volunteers led by an oakland woman named jessica to rescue some of the rabbits. >> it was not easy to get all of the rabbits through the tall grass and vegetation. it took he

[whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap.gne and wimbledon go hand in hand, but an umpire at today's championship match asked for decorum from the crowd. >> ladies and gentlemen, please, if you are popping a bottle of champagne, do not do it -- >> don't you love that? that is from an australian umpire watching over this match, the most wimbledon warning i have ever heard. [laughter] dion: so polite in how he said it. you probably saw this on abc 7 earlier today. the umpire scolded the crowd for popping the bubbly during a serve, which threw off the service routine. speaking of sports, to diamond at oracle park, plus the newest warrior arrives in las vegas. chris alvarez joins us with a jampacked sports cast. chris: what a busy day from pebble beach to oracle park to las vegas. we have it all, including the new teammates. ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardianc

. >> reporter: iowa governor kim reynolds signing her state's six-week abortion ban into law on stageship summit friday, which gathered evangelical voters in des moines. >> i could not imagine a more appropriate place to sign this bill. >> reporter: it was an issue florida governor ron desantis embraced. >> i will be a pro-life president. and of course i want to sign pro-life legislation. we need to develop a culture of life in this country. >> reporter: but he stopped short of committing to a federal six-week abortion ban. >> i will be somebody who will use the bully pulpit to support gov no, sir like kim reynolds. it's a critical issue and it's one i'm happy to have done. >> reporter: one conspicuous absence on friday, former president donald trump, who skipped the event but will travel to iowa next week. governor reynolds, popular among conservatives in the state, has pledged to remain neutral in the state's caucuses, but has appeared at several events with florida gov nar ron desantis, tim scott, and nikki haley. trump attacked him, writing on truth social, quote, i opened up the

[whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap.tro tower is 50 years old. a new laser art installation lit it up. earlier today, i spoke with drew tuma about the time he went up. >> for our 70 and that 70th anniversary of kgo, i went to climb the tower. that is where we had our first broadcast back in 1949. the people who worked there at the time called it the haunted mansion because things would happen. i was up there, i kid you not. one of the coolest experiences. to get up there, you go through a very tiny elevator, through one of the legs. in the middle, the tower changes angles. you go up halfway one angle, did midway you flip angles in the elevator and continue. it is interesting. those steps, that is what is left of the mansion. kristen: for those who don't know, why is this important? >> it actually has all of the tv and radio antennas up there. so we can rock cast far and wide. not just an iconic landmark. kristen: happy 50th birthday, sutro tower. the 50th anniversary display will remain up through saturday. larry: sounds

governor, for not showing more support for him. >> kim reynolds is the best governor in the country.an look at her record, you can see it for itself. the idea that he attacked her because he thinks that she favors one candidate or not is silly. >> well, governor kim reynolds is one of the most remarkable individualses in the country, and she's one of the strongest governors. her state, any state has ever seen. neil: all right. a lot of the prominent candidates are taking the iowa governor's side. your quick thoughts on this. >> you know, she is a very strong governor, they're right. and i think the former president might be misfiring here, if you will, because i think that she is popular with iowa voters. it's why you see governor desantis kind of cozying up to her as much as possible. he's hoping that she can help him win. neil: okay. we'll watch close ally. amy, thanks for coming in on a saturday. amy barnes, the messenger chief white house correspondent. by the way, i don't know if it had anything to do with the governor reynolds dust-up, but i want to introduce you to an iowa sta

i'm rob reynolds in los angeles square. an actor strikes threatens to have it on the entertainment industry will have a full report coming on. the international criminal court has opened on investigation into new alleged war crimes incidents. the full region. prosecutors are looking at reports of atrocities against civilians since fighting broke out between the army and the power military rapids support forces. in april, the i c. c has been investigating crimes in the full says early 2, thousands. when must cummings begun? should have potentially has move on a warning. you may find some of the pictures in his report. distressing. at the end of the actual criminal quotes as the current violence in dell for fools with events existing mandate investigating alleged, or crimes and crimes against humanity in the region. prosecute as a said to be place, sleep tracking reports, if extrajudicial killings, sexual violence, the burning of homes and markets looting and the displacement of civilians in west and most of the we have alrea

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rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. and one of the strength organizes is emily fox, the riser and executive producer, says workers must be pretty protected against the threats of artificial intelligence. a i presents a, an existential threat. not just to us. you know, we're sort of the tip of the spear, the whole rest of the business is down the street. you start with your script, but then you build this whole work and you've got the actors, you've got the script supervisors, you've got lighting, you've got in the set design locations, all the things that go into the like the make the magic of the show. and if they are able to find a way to computerize us, right? if they take away the human beings who write the scripts and they say ok, the computer can write the script, then everything else falls beyond that. then they're going to say, oh, we don't need actors, we'll just scam people and get computers to make some top. and then okay, you don't need real actors. that means you don't need here and make ups. you don't need

>> governor reynolds. >> look, look. i mean, i just cannot believe when inn read that.round, the number one things people have of,d shake their heads that was donald trump attacking kim reynolds. they couldn't believe it and either some people who were planning on supporting him are not now doing that. so that is not the way we win as republicans the way you win as republicans is to unite republicans, win independence, and even some democrats pick have an opportunity to do that if we did that in florida. we want 60-40 fo to pick you don't do that just with republicans but we did unite the republicans and our party has reversed or not everybody lives up on every single issue provide you is 80-20 you agree with me, you're an 80% friend, not a 20% enemy part of what those notes to be there and get those people and congress has different districts that that's fine we all got to unite because this far left in this country they have an agenda that's not good for iowa and not good for the united states you have to put, it's not about you as an individual picked it's about the

[whoosh] [splash] easy prep, cook and clean. with reynolds wrap. as the push to hire more police officers continues in the bay area, there is an emphasis on hiring more women. the san francisco and oakland police departments and the san francisco sheriff's office are aiming for 30% women by the year 2030. that is a pledge they made through the 30 by 30 nationwide initiative. one reason to focus on recruiting women, well, when out in the field, reports show outcomes involving female officers tend to be better. >> there tends to be less instances of uses of force. i have seen in many ways, they are better leaders. gloria: tracy of the police officers association believes the department needs to come up with more incentives to make joining more attractive to women, especially for those who are working mothers. one suggestion includes reliable childcare. several departments have gone the extra mile to recruit more officers. everything from signing bonuses and extra pay to tv ads. san francisco is finally seeing some results. is it enough to make up for

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. and didn't prime minister to render, embody his being the guest of honor at france's best deal day celebrations. and didn't troops were part of the military grade along the shows that he's a french president and mentor and mccall, awarded prime minister, moody, the grand cross of the legion of honor. that's the country's top order of marriage . natasha butler has been following these events in paris present by crawl and prime minister moody, where it's at least a palace to the fore. tools of the indian prime minister said that he was right on that sort of being invited to be a guest at fraud. says by steel, de pray that it was not a also to see indian forces along side of the french account to pause on the shelf release a will. the to says that they told us about deepening ties between the and deer and fraud. strengthening corporation in all sorts of virus economic areas, but also to still to technology and also education. a person my crow, i told about the fact that the 2 countries t

rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. to museum tennis down ownership, the or is looking to rewrite the history books on center court at wimbledon. if she wins the women's final in a few hours, she'll become the 1st african arab woman. the grand slam singles title for success is encouraging more young players into the sports as the the senate for, for young players take to the tennis courts into this. this junior championship is a full crime from the glamour of final stay at the opening club. but to the home favorite, looking to make history on the gross colts at wimbledon, these stones of the future will be watching on mass on strip uh, goes up against chick play and market to bump drugs of a, a of the law mazda center in the mails was she's in the wimbledon final for a 2nd year in a row, and that means she's one of the best player. it's a big thing for us and we want to see her when the wimbleton title and make all of tenicia happy click on the day, but he will, it depends on how each part of the people are watching own

i'm rob reynolds in los angeles, where as actors strikes, runs to have it on the entertainment industry will have a full report coming off the dangerous heat is building across here at an old time temperature reco. it's couldn't be broken, some parts of southern europe on our registering temperatures in excess of $45.00 degrees celsius in greece. so authority is temporarily closed the acropolis to try to protect people from the extreme conditions that medic say. they treat and 14 tourists suffering from the heat there on thursday. the heat is very intense and there's a lot of people, i hope, hopefully no one will suffer and a mess with that. it was very intense. it's hard, but we're going to push through it and you know, i don't know where i will ever be back. so i have to take advantage of every day. stay hydrated for a hat and take breaks where you can. and it's not just your that sweltering morocco and algeria, but it's recorded near record highs of 47 and 48 degrees celsius. and in the us and mexico, a stationary high pressure system then or, and as i keep time has trop, tom said it

earlier this week, trump attacked reynolds for not endorsing him.riting on truth social, i opened up the governor position for kim reynolds and when she fell bhirehind, i endorsed her. desantis called her a strong leader, who knows how to get things done. reynolds signed iowa's new six-week abortion bill into law at the event on friday, a law similar to the one signed by desantis in florida. >> i could not imagine a more prompt place to sign this bill than here at the family leaders summit. >> reporter: we have one more candidate to hear from before this event wraps up and that is florida governor ron desantis who is trump's chief rival at this point. and has certainly been courting evangelicals here in iowa and across the country, jake, really hoping to make end roads, and we know that he believes and his campaign believes that coming back and showing up and doing this event by event is what is going to make the difference, so we will see him talking to these voters tonight and we'll see in about six months from now, if it actually makes a differen