shannon foley.jermeir, she also worked in law enforcement. >> they met shannon back in 2000 when he was in a police academy, shannon was a 911 communicator and one of the people in the training session. >> shannon was 21, tall striking and single, raising two kids and this was her family. her brother keith junior and her parents, >> she was determined to have a good life and a nice home and a good education. to a caring and loving mother. >> you can ask her and she would say i'm just a mom and i am just a mom. >> now at the durham police department, detectives want to know more about shannon's relationship with jermeir stroud so they interfere interview jermeir who was cooperative but guarded . >> she is talking about how she's five foot 10. and we spoke for a short time. and, that would be around 2004, they bumped into it again and they asked for their number. >> at this point, he is involved with denita and he actually said that he told shannon in 2000 that he was involved one and 2004, they start

shannon? >> shannon: any moment now, new york city mayor adams will host a town hall as migrant crime rattles his city. the mayor criticizing sanctuary city laws after an illegal migrant was charged with raping a woman at knife point over the weekend. alexis mcadams is live in new york with more appeared alexis, is the nypd giving you anything new about the sanctuary law and what is going on there? >> hey, shannon. for months, the nypd, their top brass at the department calling on the city to change its sanctuary laws because they say it is presimple. they believe it just protects repeat offenders like this guy. we have been talking about him this week appeared police jealousy raped a woman out on coney island the other day and investigators say this was not r sexual assault. but hey, it was back on the streets of new york, new york, anyway. nypd chief of control went out on the streets earlier this summer with us, i checked it out with them across the bronx, in queens, seen with the migrant c

shannon. >> shannon: any sense of how it made breakthrough?know at the time we get new candidates on the stage, listen clearly the research was ready by republicans add the trump vance campaign as well. but will it really register with voters? the fact is these two candidates will match up on stage we hope for a debate as well. they've both worn the uniform and could argue they serve their country. any sense on how it will breakthrough? >> we've heard from some democrats who have said this is an area where the campaign needs to clean up its act. you're 15 cases where maybe things were shannon: misspoken are slowly embellished than it needs to be cleaned up now that we are moving into this larger campaign. but we also saw indications today when the harris and tim walz website updated his biography to state his rank at retirement, it was not what it was previously. so playing some of the criticisms they've had and trying to get ahead. >> shannon: thank you so much garrett always appreciate you're reporting. that is the story of august 8th 2024 b

shannon? >> shannon: let's bring in todd seabright, former senior advisor to hillary clinton and south carolina former rnc communications director. we decided we have the carolinas covered. working there, grew up there, spent a lot of time there. that's where this economic message is now going to be focused. speaking of focus, you heard the sound bite from nikki haley talking to bret last night on "special report," then got to talk about what kamala harris' record is. went on to say he has to focus, independence, suburban women, college educated, bret pusher, do you think they are doing t that? >> it's a challenge with trump and what his staff is always pushing to do and that is why they are talking about what he is going to say today but he likes to go off script and i think part of the challenge in this other conversation of what kamala harris may do is you want to go to a friendly place, a friendly sounding board, a friend the audience. that is usually a mistake because the more friendly yo

shannon: i am a shannon bream. israel launches what it calls a strike against lebanon sparking fears of an all out regional war in the middle east. ♪ israel said it eliminated thousands of rockets but hezbollah counters that managed to launch hundreds of warheads and drones to avenge the killing of hundreds top commanders last month. we'll take you life to israel. the shakeup in the final weeks of the 2024 races. as robert f kennedy jr. suspends his longshot campaign and throws his support behind former president donald trump after a long conversation with him. "we talked about, not about the things that separate us because we do not agree on everything. but on the values and the issues that bind us together. >> could rfk junior supported make the key difference for trump and battleground states where the race's neck and neck against vice president kamala harris? we'll talk exclusively with kennedy at his first interview since his big announcement. plus, trump and harris a battle over two of the biggest issues for

here we go to breamer. >> bill: >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. tel aviv israel's commercial capital densely packed with civilians. for iran and proxies it is a rich target. >> bill: you have a ring of fire surrounding israel. terror threats on each border to the north, south, east, hezbollah, hamas, houthis sharing a goal of wiping israel off the map. >> shannon: they stem from iran. the question now is the biden-harris administration doing enough to protect our closest ally in the middle east? >> we would not be where we are today with all of these proxies operationalized and axis of resistance trying to destroy israel if the biden administration had just strengthened what the trump administration was doing. built on that success. >> bill: well robert greenway stands by with analysis on the big strategic picture and what comes next. first let's start with trey yengst, chief foreign correspondent live in haifa, israel. >> good morning. just as you tossed to me here my security is handing me the phone. there are sirens sounding just about two mile

shannon. >> shannon: a cross fit competition takes a tragic turn.he investigation into the death of an athlete. >> bill: market will open up after a wild week on wall street. larry kudlow is here to tell us about the state of play in the u.s. economy during an election year, don't miss larry coming up. why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. during our biggest sale of the year, save 50% on the sleep number® limited edition smart bed. shop now at a sleep number store near you. ♪ imagine checking your own heart with medical precision from anywhere. introducing kardiamobile 6l, the fda-cleared ekg that provides six-times more heart data than any smartwatch. and it detects three of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds, including atrial fibrillation, bradycardia and tachycardia. check your heart with the most advanced personal ekg outside the hospital. get yours at kardia.com or amazon. ♪ >> shannon: tragedy in texas, an athlete drowned during a competi

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shannon?n: we sometimes are separated from it here, you know, the ocean, continents away from where you are, but for the israeli people that i talk to, this is still very much a daily, pain thing for them. and, of course, in gaza where civilians are being caught up in this, tens of thousands of dead there, how are the people doing in the region as this has drawn on longer than most people would have thought from the beginning? >> guest: it's a great question, and it's really what i want this book to focus on. "black saturday" speaks with the people involved because it's a book about humans. this entire conflict is about people that exist on a spectrum. so we're talking with everyone involved to get the true story about what happened that a morning and in the early weeks of the war. so i speak with hostages that were released as a part of the november ceasefire agreement about what the experience was like dragged into the tunnels beneath if gaza, with palestinian civilians inside the gaza strip

shannon and everyone. >> shannon: thank you very much. for continued tracking of debby download the fox weather app and stream coverage all day today. ♪ >> bill: big story out of austria. it is not over just yet. swift fans consoling each other after a terror blot based on isis nearly hit that worldwide tour. we are learning chilling new details at officials out of vienna, austria foiled this terrorist-inspired plot and more on that coming up. a live look out of israel. watching story for days, all week. authorities fear another iranian attack is imminent. where and when we await. stand by. with so many choices on booking.com there are so many tina feys i could be. so i hired body doubles. 30,000 followers tina in a boutique hotel. or 30,000 steps tina in a mountain cabin. ooh! booking.com booking.yeah (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of peo

of shannon. >> shannon: 100% step aerobics. a >> greg: that's a great one! what about you? >> jesse: dual spirit and when you challenge someone's manhood, you challenge him to a duel. if you didn't want any trouble, you say no challenge but if you wanted trouble, -- >> shannon: someone dies! >> greg: nice. what about you? >> harold: it's already kind of come back but i like records. vinyls making a comeback. you have the yellow thing in the middle of the 45. and i love newspapers. i still get newspapers i like to open them and read them. if >> greg: good for you, that was boring. judge? >> judge jeanine: etiquette, i think people have given up on etiquette. that they do care anymore. >> greg: i was going to say water beds. remember those chico games? they were like that pachinko palaces, you go and play. but i think we really need to bring back the death penalty for minor crimes. what's your current favorite song, judge? >> judge jeanine: my current favorite song it's always been the same, you're going to hate me. >> greg: herald? >> harold: i like no diggit

it's ridiculous shannon.o to be real alliance and the way it will be a real alliance ifor europe to pay app and do what's necessary and allow us to focus on the most pressing foreign policy challenge we have had a nearly a century and that is china. that is when donald trump and i will focus on. rebuilding american factories can bring more manufacturing jobs to this country and allowing the chinese to build their middle class on the backs of ours and importantly, if we do this we will be in a better position to stand up to china for the next 50 years in this country, that's what we had the focus on and that's the most important foreign policy foreign policy. >> we look forward to the president talking with the tariffs exactly how they would work. in the meantime will not see in chicago this week but we will see on the campaign trail. thank you for your time. >> thank you shannon, see you. >> will take a different -- deeper dr loh -- deeper dive from the economy to abortion, what do the most to motivate voters

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shannon and megan, nice to see you both. shannon. we'll start with you.e been covering the olympics for almost 30 years now. i'm dating myself. you were the first olympian that i know who worked with the therapist. we were out in london together. i don't know if you remember this 2012 when you told me that. what's the value of having someone like this? like someone like that on your side? it's huge. i'm so happy that there is more talk around it because the sports psychology that i was able to benefit from, and that a lot of our athletes are using, is kind of a secret weapon for a lot of athletes. they train the body, they think about sleep, they think about recovery. but often the mind can be overlooked. and to really focus on your mind, it's that extra percentage point that you need. the olympic experience is completely overwhelming. it's busy in the cities. it's complicated to get through the village. there's a lot of protocol to get to the track, and so having someone that can keep you grounded, keep you level is very impactful in performance. you've

philip, shannon, stay with us. we'll turn _ bangladesh. philip, shannon, stay with us.. we'll turn to some - bangladesh. philip, shannon, stay with us. we'll turn to some other. with us. we'll turn to some other developments now. turning to that situation in the uk. let's return now to developments here in the uk, after the week of riots across england and northern ireland. police in the city of plymouth have warned protesters that anyone committing criminal offences will be "dealt with robustly". it's a tense scene in the city, with a large police presence, keeping rival groups of protesters apart. a police van is reported to have been damaged. the council has advised residents to stay away from the city centre. with me is our news correspondent chi chi izundu. very good to have you with us, just bring us up—to—date with what we are seeing as these rights appear to be continuing. in seeing as these rights appear to be continuinr. , ., ., , seeing as these rights appear to be continuinr. , ., .,, i. continuing. in plymouth as you said, the olice continuing. in plymouth

will: bring in shannon bream who joins us now. good morning, shannon. i lot of you're doing this off the wall because tricky thing is what are the polls we've heard in the past there's a bit of a disavowal now not for the candidate herself but things like fracking we, no changing the supreme court yes, no all kinds of thins so it will be helpful i think. will: to follow-up on that shannon you're right fracking has been yes, no. approached a crime has been hard, soft on crime at various points in her career and positions that's yes, no. i'm curious when you highlight a supreme court last i heard she was -- open and advocating for the idea of increasing kka packing the supreme court. do we know? is that also existing in the yes, no land we don't know kamala harris and what she would do to the supreme court. shannon: that's fair to say during campaigning she talked about having a conversation being opening to adding seats. then both she and president biden during administration were like no i don't think that's the best way to go. now you know the presiden

shannon?> thank you lucas. >>> joining us now the senator tom caught in, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> she's repeatedly talk about the civilian toll we know that they've been using schools as locations together and operate out of. we had to say repeatedly and consistently that israel must minimize civilian harm. you have this delicate balance, get this thing wrapped up and over with but also act with precision to get to the bad guys, how does this and in what do you make of the continued criticism netenyahu is doing this and extending this for political reasons? >> kamala harris his comments yesterday for the last ten months is just an example of how she's unprepared to be the commander in chief. she took it at face value hamas' claims about the number of people killed in what they were doing. israel has to strike on occasions and places like hospitals and schools because hamas uses them for command-and-control or firing mortars and rockets. their civilian casualties no

shannon, good morning. welcome back to bloomberg technology.ose soundbites and the backing that this new organization is giving actually are the same points that many silicon valley voices, venture capitalists in particular made in backing j.d. vance. i want to point that out, because we have sort of had equal coverage here on the program, but what compelled you in the first instance to be part of this movement, and what is it you see in, harris as being the right president for the technology industry? shannon: i think what we have had is a few people with big, if you will, to be able to talk about their support of trump and vance. why we founded tech4kamala was to give voice to the over 7 million tech workers, people who work every day at some of the most well-known tech companies. vc's, founders, operators. engineers, marketers. you name it. and all of the industries related to tech. to give voice to other people who feel completely different, and in fact are supporting kamala harris for all of the work she has already done in supporting thin

just throwing that out there. >> greg: shannon? favourite living rapper. >> because i am an expert in this kind of thing vanilla ice i am going to have to go with jazzy jeff and the fresh prince of bel air. that is how update to m. i am with rap. so i should not say anything more. >> its lapse. >> greg: its lapse. morgan, how important is the story to your life. >> last night i stayed awake worrying that you were going to ask me about this. it reminds me of hillary clinton was it with the hot sauce? >> greg: the hot sauce. >> pulling hot sauce out of her purse. she should have talked about policy but she is not. i do not have time to talk about rap because i am trying to save the planet. >> that would be clever and smart. >> maybe that is why she is running a basement campaign. >> greg: we will move on.org. coming up. reports saying that trump does not get velo. -- velo. >> it is coming your way. it is a video of the day. >> greg: trump defends biden and asks what is kamala hiding? video of the day comes from trump's monologue or p

your thoughts, shannon? >> it is a really pointed post she talks through a number of the scandals and criminal activity alleged against a number family members yet they stood together. and remember, st. patrick's day this year the kennedy family and mass went to the white house and posed with president biden. and posted that, i mean clearly in response to pushing back on rfk jr., you know, campaign at that time. and so, the family has been eat to break with him, and this latest statement from them is saying you know, that he's the one destroying his kennedy legacy. that kind of thing. so -- tam m makes really good points and questions listen if you've stood with family members through the accusation and scandals how is it that the endorsement of someone you don't agree with finally tippings scales and breaks open that loyalty? >> this topic was so personal to me because my husband i, obviously, come from a family that was in politickings. my husband like rfk your is one of 11 kids, and he's from a swing stat

shannon bream, great to have you on, as always, thank you. it's kind of interesting, gillian, shannon brings up a good point, brings up a lot of good points, but when you are actually running on this and yesterday peter doocy is like listen, is she going to be a supporter or distance herself from bidenomics? no, she's going to stick with it, and she has, even as early as last week or a few days ago, bidenomics is working. it has worked. it is effective. we are coming around. and then on the other side you have her running as fast as she can away from parts of bidenomics. this price control, whatever they are calling it, is a big step in that direction. >> gillian: we have seen first earlier in the week we heard the harris team start to talk about what is going to be in the economic plan. now we see a new overview of it on paper, that they released to the press. we are going to hear in her own words talk about it, set it up for us, defend it coming up at 2:45 so a whole lot of eyeballs are going to be on that, trace. and then we also have this

jacqui: i am jacqui heinrich enter shannon bream. twist is kamala harris prepares to announce her running mate and donald trump was on the attack. ♪ >> harris is a most ultra left-wing agenda of any presidential candidate ever in history. >> you have noticed donald trump is soon resorting to some wild lies about my record. and some of what he in his running mate are saying is just plain weird precode trump campaign to work to the break of the media and fundraising blitz over harris and who she may pick for vp ahead of next week's a battleground to work. then president biden takes a victory lap over at landmark prisoner swap with russia. cocook seven how does it feel to finally be home? [laughter] >> middle east tensions had a breaking point we will discuss white house national security communications advisor john kirby what the president's a lame duck status means for america's role in the world. get reaction from senator lindsey graham democrat chris murphy a member of senate foreign. plus shannon sits down exclusively with justice

jesse watters, shannon bream, greg gutfeld. sorry, greg. it's 5:00 in new york citynd and this is the five. >> the media wants to put a gag order on donald trump.il they hand kamala a hall pass. km the former president gave a masterclass on how to deal with the press, answerin givg ey question for more than an hour. but kamala is, as quiet as a church mouse, talking to reporters for only 77 seconds and don't expectress the press to suddenly hold harris accountable for her radical record. ld her eithethey're too busy log their minds because the networksy to had, the audac to actually air trump's mar-a-lago snoozerai. >> some of the networks tried to play catch up with factafter checking after donald trump finished speaking. but that, of course, is way too late and utterly useless. it's 2016 all over again. the same mistakes are being made. i have never seen an industry slowere neve learning from its n stupid mistakes than the american mista business, ant cannot expect them in the next e nine days to figure out what they haven't been able to

shannon bream is back next sunday. have a great week. we'll see you next. fox news sunday.

shannon? >> lukas tomlinson reporting from the white house, lucas, thank you.nd joining us now is robert f. kennedy jr., thank you for coming to fox news sunday. >> thank for having me shannon. >> you and president trump are not always fans of each other, he posted on social media earlier this year he's won the most liberal lunatics to ever run for office. a phony radical left's whose poll numbers are terrible and getting worse. the new yorkers to the couple weeks ago this in a recent text exchange candy to one person drop was a terrible human being the worst president ever and barely human he's probably a sociopath. i have read your text so you can speak to that how did you get from that position to friday night? >> it became clear to me i did not have a path to victory. 60 months of censorship and not being able to get on any network really except for fox. in fact, i... when he ran in the ten month he ran he had 34 appearances on the networks. i had two appearances in 16 months i was blocked of a networks and i had no path to victory. president trump had been

shannon watts in san francisco, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me.t's a pleasure to have you on the show. you have had a powerful voice in the american political arena for the last decade and more, but you never sought elected political office. you chose to be an activist. why? i think you can in many ways get more done and not have to have a certain persona or act a certain way, or present yourself a certain way. and for me, you know, being in the trenches, organising women, really summoning their audacity and helping them find ways to have an impact on the political system, when in america we have very little political power as women, or at least have in the past, that has been incredibly rewarding. and, you know, people ask me all the time, "are you going "to run for office?" and the answer is no! i feel like i've been running for office now for 12 years in many ways, but i do get incredible joy from helping other women run for office and win. and it seems to be working. right, now, let's take it back to 2012, when you founded moms demand action i

>> i agree to what shannon had to say. i also think it's important to remember to age myself a little here. you may recall -- >> why are you aging me with you? >> because we're older. we're of advanced age, my friend. >> speak for yourself. >> just because we moisturize -- there was a point in time in the 2010s when utilities and con consumer staples were leading for a time and we wondered if that was good for the market and it led to nothing. i imagine this will be roughly the same. i agree with shannon there's a lot going on with utilities and health care that aren't exactly defensive. i disagree with almost everything greg had to say. well put and an articulate view of the barish narrative if you will. the idea is the fed does not want to cut but the time has come to cut. >> the time has come. focusing on the negative economic outcomes that generate in rate cuts is not correct right now. the idea is, as scott mentioned, is the rate correct for the current economy, and the answer is it has not. we have to put aside our o

and we feel so blessed that we've been able to do this. >> reporter: all in all, shannon says she lost $25,000 she deposited into her escrow account with s.e.a.m. but among the heaviness, a glimmer of hope. >> i remember having a conversation with my mom where i totally broke down and was just like, i give up. at some point, nothing is working out. and i think it was like the next day that jess called me and had taken a pregnancy test, and it was positive. it just felt like the biggest tender mercy from god. >> there's two babies in my belly. such a blessing. it's going to be so good. >> reporter: as for the swallows, they're down to their final embryo and are dedicating all their energy and remaining resources into the hopes of a second child. >> we're not able to move past this for years to come, if ever. it's just a thing that's going to be in our lives forever, probably. >> reporter: for jenna and roy copeland, the path ahead is also uncertain. they say they will have to work another year beyond their planned retirement to be able to pay their surrogate. >> unfortunately, we did ha

dana: the other thing, shannon, as she showed, speed wins. she called those golfs and said i'm going to be the -- governors, i'm going to be the nominee, are you with me. they all said, sure, whatever. but now you have actual early voting starting in less than a month p. so she got the nomination on the 5th, now we head to labor day, and that's when harold ford jr. says everyone starts to pay attention. north carolina starts voting on september 6th, and then we've got the debate on september 10th, and i am here for that. >> oh, i am too. we will all be covering that. you mentioned north carolina, and that's one of the polls that showed up in new york times-sienna this morning that they say she's pulled ahead of him now in north carolina. that's where she gave her economic speech. they've got real concern in places like arizona, north carolina, georgia tightening up as a well. so she's had time to define herself on ore hen -- her own terms without being pressed hard with difficult interviews, and some in the gop feel like the trump-vance campa

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. ♪ >> i'm jackie and for shannon bream.ith the election just three months away call harris prepares to announce her running mates and donald trump goes on the attack. ♪ >> harris has the most ultra left-wing agenda of any presidential candidate ever in history. >> you may have noticed donald trump has been resorting to wild lies why record and some of what he and his running mate are saying is just plain weird. >> they were to break through the media and fund-raising blitz over harrison who she might pick for vp ahead of the grat -- battleground to her. then president biden takes a victory lap over a landmark prisoner swap. >> evan how does it feel to finally be home? >> it's not bad. [laughter] >> tensions had a breaking point. talking to the king occasions advisor with the lame duck status means for america's role in the world. and get reaction from the democratic chris murphy with foreign relations. plus chansons don't exclusively and talks the president election your push to reshape the supreme court. >> how dentalcorp

of a sugar high a couple of weeks ago but what we've actually seen is from our own internal data, shannon, is kamala harris has already leveled off. >> reporter: vice president harris and running mate governor tim walz out together with their spouses for the first time greeting supporters in must-win pennsylvania. they are debuting these new campaign busses, launching this bus tour out in western pennsylvania. this is a really swingy part of this crucial swing state. so much attention has been paid on pennsylvania the last few months, the last few days. of course, it's the state that could decide this whole election. >> we're so excited about the harris/walz ticket and the hope and the joy. >> reporter: on the top issues, our poll shows the former president leading harris by ten points on immigration and nine points on the economy and inflation. zeroing this weekend on harris' economic policy. >> she says seas going to lower the cost of food and housing starting on day one, but day one for kamala was three and a half years ago. >> reporter: republicans urging him to stay on message. >> hi

brian: shannon, you want to bring her in?rence: bring in fox news sunday anchor shannon bream also live in chicago. shannon, they're going to kick off the convention tomorrow. this is a different democratic party what are you expecting with this democratic national convention? >> i can hear lawrence and also can hear brian. brian: how dare you. >> lawrence, i'll answer the question i heard from you. i think it'll be a total love fest for president biden trying to soothe over the wounds and the relationships that you're talking about with jacqui. the former secretary nancy pelosi that was the one that hurt the most for him and they've been friends for decades and colleagues for decades, and she's out there trying to fix it saying we need to put him on mount rush mother. this group here tomorrow will have suchagelation and they'll talk about his -- suchagelation for him and the party ranged in respect that the face of the party changed and it's now a younger ticket and new enthusiasm and polling was great and fundraising was gr

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cameras weren't everywhere when we were younger. >> what's one thing, shannon? hmm? >> ooh.at makes you glad that theyou weren't only one. yeahd they, you, i. >> i feel like i volunteered to put on all kinds of performances that asked for,a like, to sing solos and do things. youth group in churcnch and dance, things that nobody needs to see. now, i'm scared to even sayam that because i'm sure someone out there has the video. >> yeah, but people can't evenml keep video anywhere anymore. >> it's like you saved. yeah, there's a lot event of st. i did that if they found it. oh, boy. to i would be in big trouble. but i don't know what you're looking for. me to be your buddy on thisou'r one. >> but i'm not. i don't muche your want to go r the razor's edge over there. he's a littli o e more. well, there's a million things, but the one thing that always stands out there was always the girls were a lot smarter than we were tha growing up. not i don't know if that's still the same, but we always go knot in the show.. me your. oh, so you mind? oh, webut we never saw.ing mi >>ne there's

shannon lucid. at that time, she had three small children. and one of the reporters said, you know, i know this may be, you know, a question that's a misogynist pig type question, but, you know, did anybody ever think about the fact that she was a mom and was going to be working all these long hours? and, you know, people at nasa said, no. but, you know, it's interesting. they didn't ask. they didn't follow up. well, what about the guys? did you did you think about the fact that you have male astronauts who have families and wives and those sorts of things? so, jennifer ross-nazzal, have you ever expanded your oral histories or your research to the families of some of the astronauts? yes. so right before covid hit, we started working on a project where we were interviewing some of the wives from the apollo era. so some of the astronauts wives, but also some of the flight. correct. flight controllers excuse me, wives. so we got a chance to talk with them. you know, what were their experiences during the sixties? and, you know, how did they dea

you're world starts right now. >> neil: thank you shannon. you thought the markets were all over the place, just try keeping up with these candidates. donald trump taking questions, a lot of questions from reporters. kamala harris talking the economy in detroit. fired up and to hear the united auto workers president fed up. did you hear what was said last night at the harris rally? kids and adults actually cover your ears because he is back and he is here. only here. so is maryland republican senator hogan turning a blue state read. also on trying to keep the markets on. a tall task, a big show and it all starts right now. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto very happy to have you with a cell once out to be once again and very busy market and newsday. first let's go to grady trumbull on the harris tim walz event. grade. >> reporter: you know, neil president biden has always said he is the most prounion president in history. but today dp harris and her pick governor tim walz of minnesota are here in michigan trying to win over the same voters. i

shannon. >> shannon: d and r. and our economy panel breaks down with the experts what is really going on on the markets. we will see sunday. >> judge jeanine: all right. that's it for us. have a great night and great weekend. see you next monday. ♪ ♪ >> gillian: good evening from washington. i'm gillian turner in for bret baier. we begin tonight with questions now for vice president harris' policy platform. her campaign's reluctance to provide specifics on the website. coupled with her decision so far not to address the press. has some critics and supporters' tongues wagging. bring in peter doocy to kick us off. >> peter: gillian, good evening. vice president harris and governor walz out west keeping week one going by strictly sticking to a script. >> we know we are in a work in progress. >> peter: so is the harris platform the things the vice president is implying to activists behind closed doors are apparently not always accurate. exhibit a, harris jet met with leaders of the group who got 100,000 michiganders t

still having fun at the fair, shannon. >> shannon: you are interviewing people going down the slide. thank you. >> bill: good job. before we go. charlie brown, dozens of farmers have special corn mazes during the u.s. and canada. i love it. "fox news sunday" who do you have? >> shannon: foreign policy and economy. guests on the screen and check us out. "the faulkner focus" is next. >> bill: nice to have you here, bye-bye. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. 19 days of bump and run from the woman who wants to be america's next president. tracking her down for questions is like a new olympic sport of bumper cars. can you catch her? 88 days before election day american voters deserve to know exactly how kamala harris will deal with the crises that have plagued her administration with joe biden. they were on the job, their policies left people broke. many of them. how can she be different and fix it all? i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." vice president kamala harris finally took a few casual questions, 77 seconds of them. >> madam vice president, when will y