steve has been requesting deliveries of tourist ms solves a month to aid it's counter offensive against russian forces. but the german trunk . flo will f shots has so fob being opposed to sending long range weapons to try. and i also political correspondent, judy is so deadly for more on these talk set to be under way. now between the defense ministry and german, these arms produces. now one thing we have to point out is that we have had no official confirmation from the german government that these talks are on going. but we've seen different media reports mentioning them, and they say that in fact the german government is talking with the manufacturer of the taurus and missiles to possibly deliver them to ukraine. these are air launch, cruise missiles, meaning that they are launch from an aircraft towards the ground. and at the moment, uh, they wouldn't be compatible with you. korean aircraft, meaning that also germany would not be supplying aircraft to ukraine. just the missiles and these are missiles that have a range, as we've heard of up to 500 kilometers. and that is important be

>> we expect that the former president has brought on a new attorney, steve saydel, then we're gonna start seeing a lot of legal activity pick up from the former president. for instance, one of the things we expect that he's going to do is try to remove this case from the state court, bring into federal court. there's a couple of advantages there. a bigger wider jury pool, but eventually he's going to argue that this case should be dismissed, that he should be immune to all of this. and so all of those are going to be arguments that are going to be heard in the coming months. you also saw, already, some activity from his legal team. they are trying to sever at least part of the case because at least one of the former presidents codefendants ask for a speedy trial. so that trial date has been set for october of this year. that's not with the former president wants. he wants a trial date much much further into the future. again, you'll see a lot of legal activity, especially monday, with mark meadows arguing to move the case. we're gonna get a little preview of coming attractions, so t

steve has seen the transition from lots of multi-year, large pieces of ice to what we see now. and that's been incredibly invaluable for me because i don't know what it used to look like. let him get down there and he'll wait! i'm getting it! aargh! wahoo! that was so easy. when steve was last here, a typical sea ice floe might have drifted around the arctic ocean for years. back then, floes grew to be so large that passages like nares strait were often blocked for months or even years at a time. these floes are too thin to withstand collisions with other floes. there's isn't anything big enough here to plug nares strait. to me, it's alarming. in this area there's nothing that stops sea ice from escaping the arctic ocean. yeah, you see this big mumbo-jumbo of ice, you think -- “hmm, might be sledging today”" not just sledging, but lifting kayaks, fully loaded kayaks, that's the part. you see how we're going to go across there, that's going to just -- aghhh! alright, so the one thing we want to be careful of here is actually that we don't damage the boats, right? steve's got a t

, and the way to see that the post president, you know, uh well how much, but do you recall that steve has gone earlier this month, you know, without success. so we could see that this is the best move you know, in achieving the dollar. also you could with it. you know, you can also, i mean, explain that if you like to see that it's a fence the one size positions to see that they are open to download. because now the meeting in details today in miami is way of whites. the details are on the main thing. if i could just get a little more on the fact, the ecos delegation was able to meet the after president. but soon, how significant is the? that means that that's very significant because again, you recall that when the human rights, the reports that the president was kept in very difficult a condition, one of the things to do basically is that he was not allowed to see anybody or anyone to speak him. so he caused to begin with being able to see him today is a great success if you like. and according to the head of that that additional which is the former president of niger applicant, this al

laura: steve has brought up a lot of points. a lot of valuable resources appear to be on the moon. is there going to be a big question about who owns them? who has the right to exploit them and who can benefit from them? >> who knew the south pole of the moon would become so popular? it was the discovery of water there that really started that part of the popularity of the moon. st points out, this is incredibly important because of the need for the resources to explore the rest of the solar system. as far as ownership of the moon is concerned, there have been policies in place since the 1960's that talk about ownership, and the intention was that the moon would be very much like the research basis in antarctica, where nobody owns the moon. it really has been brought down to who can get there first to exploit what resources are there. i do not think we are going to see any time soon any kind of lease arrangements or any kind of real estate sales of parcels of the moon or anything like that. it comes down to who gets there first to make use of the resources. laura: with india leading

steve has been saying that it's important to keep the dial lucky is also in favor of talking regularly talking to a russian president vladimir putin. he's been doing so also talking to put in a was i talking to ukraine. and president palladium is a landscape on the other side, so it shows that it is important, but he mentioned that a prerequisite or something that needs to happen before that can be the substance. they've rushing towards retreat from ukrainian. totes right. okay, dw is benjamin over as goober, thank you for that insights. but let's take a look at some more stories making headlines around the world. spain says it's broken up and organized crime group involved in human trafficking, spanish and german police, working with your full arrest of 19 people. officials say the group help smuggle syrian migrants to spain and germany in norway. migrants paid $20000.00 euros for the passage. a group of prominent nigerian is what makes color says that clearly doesn't these. you are open to resolving a stand off with west african nations leaders in the region of threatening military .

steve has seen the transition from lots of multi-year, large pieces of ice to what we see now. incredibly invaluable for me because i don't know what it used to look like. let him get down there and he'll wait! i'm getting it! aargh! wahoo! that was so easy. when steve was last here, a typical sea ice floe might have drifted

so steve says right now the hurricane's path has it moving east of the bay area, the tahoe area could a lot of rain and thunderstorm activity, though. so let's check in with steve now for an update on how hillary it's a fight between all the models. east faster or slower. there's still four days to go there are most of them do, though, take it away from us, although, you know, our good friend, theaybe it'll come through a lot of fog and low clouds and a bigger fog bank that we've seen for a long time here should lead to some cooling. the only bugaboo is that the air aloft is warmed hot. okay. there you go. travis, 25 now gusting to 29. usually that's the ticket for when you want to cool down, when that delta breeze cranks up. it dropped about 12 miles an hour yesterday. so i'll say cooler even though they're still 70 inland. that's usually a pretty good sign when you get a bigger fog bank in a stronger onshore breeze. we need to knock that temperature down, though. about of unless you like hot temp. look at ben low that's warm air aloft. i'll say 84, 83 at berkeley lab in the fog 59 w

steve has come into the military intelligence. i have commented that, uh, uh, full claims have been destroyed for a trans put place of a bite of the russian army. but they've also given the detail that these were plays involved in the 1st attack on key even these that were some of the plays that were meant to land on this airport and the key for storm it in order to capture the city . so these are of course details that somebody would all disclose if they had a really interest in destroying these planes to help in that tax all over the territory of russia and occupied crimea. so this was quite a large scale operation. and as people, he is the one that has successfully destroyed some of russia's military infrastructure. well, thank you very much. as always for your reporting. that's due to be as correspondent mathias point. and in case you're let's return to our top story. now military officers have declared a qu income on what to say if we get across it to our correspondence. amato corporation has been covering these events for us

steve has not commented on who was responsible but has also warned russia that the conflict would suittimated 10 million euros of goods and narrated a prestigious jewellery store in the heart of the french capital, paris. reports a treatment in suits and a woman in a dress carried out the robbery. staff were forced to the ground before they grabbed luxury items and fled the scene. greek authorities say they are going to crackdown on arson following major wildfires across the last month. fires will be increased tenfold. up to a maximum of 50,000 euros. she sentences could reach ten years stop the civil production minister said they need a change in mentality. niceness as it picked up a heartbeat signalfrom a distant signal from a distant spacecraft accidentally lost contact with the wrong committed was that. voyager two, launched in 1977, it is billions of kilometres away, is still broadcasting and said to be in good health. warner brothers has apologised the causing offence to japan by linking its movie by peter oppenheimer. the film about the making of the first atomic bomb. flippant

you are honest with yourself, you know he is not and right thing to do is run yourself. >> steve: joe biden has been on "fox and friends," do we have that sound bite? >> i'm joe biden, you are watching "fox and friends" and you'll enjoy it. >> when was that? >> steve: 2008, he was running for vice president. >> there is footage of him doing a speech on youtube, biden in his 40s talking about southern africa, he is powerful, a fire brand, elkwents, articulate, a different looking and sounding man to the man in the white house. if you want to secognitive decline, look at the two clips. whereas mick jagger go to his 20s, apart from extra wrinkles, same guy. >> rachel: compromised, add to your list of joe biden. >> yeah, i don't think there is an american, certainly not a brit, i don't think an american who thinks it would be right thing for joe biden to do another four years in office. it is not good for the country, not good for reputation of the united states, it is not good for joe biden. i have never met joe biden, but i spoke to him on the phone after his son beau died. i had written a column

> mercury poisoned twice. >> ainsley: who poisoned him. >> brian: he doesn't know but he has suspicions. >> steve: he has a good story. >> brian: everyone wanted him fired this is victoria nuland who says this. this is -- u.s. deputy secretary brownfield. a cia official says wow, we were super impressed with the shokin group. we had a two hour conversation about the challenges they faced. then, when word came up that the u.s.a. was going to be fired shokin ouster. the cia guy says yikes, i don't remember him coming up in our meeting on tuesday. archer and his testimony said his chief objective was firing victor shokin. so this is -- who is the one who wanted him snyder greg. >> gregg: the state department, treasury and justice department had all agreed that choken was doing great things in his anticorruption crusade, deserved the billion dollars. the inner agency policy committee advised that this is our stance, joe biden. when you go to kyiv, you are to give him the promise of a billion dollars. what did joe biden do? just the opposite. why? because his son is sitting on the board. he is demandi

she steve has been assistant to president carter since 1981, research and carter's keeping faith and a hand in every other book written and projects are university. sit back, it's time to learn about president and missus carter. she i don't know in my life let's start out in 1987 when the research room opened at the carter library. you were here forth that that ws the year i believe when you decided to work on the carter's, what made you decide to take that topic up? in western society, i just finished a book and looked around for another topic. jimmy carter attended and attending this. i looked him up and that's what was next. so interesting, not carter is a positive he didn't disappoint. much. carter so unusual today, bt your decision, write a joint biography of jimmy carter and rosalynn carter was and is exceptional. when and why did make that decision? well when i had a sabbatical beginning in about august 1 the night of when came over and was interested as a writer so i started looking into it to see what was available in a huge treasure in the materials and i didn't get very fa

when steve has a light in this t of us, one in the old minutes, new guy, he's as a promotional style in a cartoon. and now was a stuffed animal to biologist. and it's been a great opportunity for species conservation. i think he's now yours. he lives right here and there's instead as thing to wagging and saying you have to save the world, basically. you can't destroy everything. you have to protect spaces from bice, to deal and says, hey, this is something we'd like to conserve include. and if we're realizing that now, so it made me realize that later to about some tiny little insect that we can't even see if we don't special dismissal from perhaps what we perceive as ugly may hold the key to preserving something very beautiful. the, the, the, one of the most secretive organizations of the world east through the national intelligence agency, most feeds in controversial so the 1st time inside those witnesses are willing to provide exclusive insight into the workings of the most d, w. at the front, near bottom, moves ukrainian armed forces have suffered losses and need to train new sol

timely fashion, and also the secretary— very timely fashion, and also the secretary of state, steve barclay, haso he _ has said that he wants the families to be involved in the shaping of that inquiry, and he wants them very much _ that inquiry, and he wants them very much to— that inquiry, and he wants them very much to he _ that inquiry, and he wants them very much to be involved. i think most people _ much to be involved. i think most people would agree that is absolutely the right thing to do. so we don't _ absolutely the right thing to do. so we don't know exactly what the remit of the _ we don't know exactly what the remit of the inquiry is going to be yet, because — of the inquiry is going to be yet, because the process has not really started. _ because the process has not really started, we do not know who will chair _ started, we do not know who will chair it. — started, we do not know who will chair it. lrut— started, we do not know who will chair it, but i imagine it will dig down _ chair it, but i imagine it will dig down into— chair it, but i imagine it will dig down into the circum

one she is welding. >> steve: has smudges on her face.t's a good spot. >> ainsley: she wears many hats. >> brian: i would be no hope in south dakota. i will stay here. >> ainsley: you can't weld and can't clean teeth? >> brian: absolutely not. >> ainsley: still ahead, a fox weather alert. wildfires burn homes and force evacuation. hurricane dora spread flames through the aloha state. >> steve: pricy takeoff. one pricy service called clear under scrutiny after letting a passenger who fished a boarding pass out of the garbage can got through security. we got kurt the cyberguy out of bed today. we're going to discuss that. >> brian: i love clear. they better not screw with that. ♪ rock the boat ♪ new emergen-c crystals pop and fizz w ♪ [sfx: video game sound] new emergen-c crystals. throw it back. what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need. that's my boy. ♪ stay off the freeways! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i used to wait to run my dish

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that's golo.com. >> steve: it's finally time for the all-american summer concert series to start. >> brian: locash hasight. ♪ ♪ >> new york city, here we go. ♪ >> my favorite music is country and my favorite truck is a ford. my favorite spot is down all the shore. my go-to bar is tootsie's and my beer of choice is coors. when it comes to college football teams, there's only one i cheer for. but i got three favorite colors, not just one, not just two. i got three favorite letterses, spell for you. they say usa, where i wish everything was made. every truck, every food, every tool. i got three favorite colors and that is red, white and blue. my favorite road is red dirt, i love big sky blue. i paint my picket finances white and got a front porch view of the flag in the front yard, but just blowing in the breeze. if you ask me to pick out just one, i can't. know what i mean? i got three favorite colors, not just one, not just two. i got three favorite letters, let me spell them out for you. they say, usa, where i wish everything was made. every truck, every boot and every tool. >> come on. ♪ i got three

company and it has such a moat within its business universe it's something that i would buy even here today at 224. >> cadence, we need to book mark that one. >>> we have breaking news on apple. stevehas the headlines. >> news out of the supreme court saying that this is in the ongoing case between epic games the company that makes fortnite and apple. a few years ago epic sued them basically saying that before this case can get to the supreme court apple is allowed to keep its current payment rules for in app payments this is a big contentious thing between developers that apple takes a cut of every trin. in the original case apple lost one count of the several counts that said developers basically can't put messaging in their apps that tell people you can go outside of the apple ecosystem to make these payments justice kagan according to reuters putting out a ruling saying apple is allowed to continue doing that until this case gets to be heard. this is a minor setback for epic games, but still this case has a long way to go before it's finalized, court. >> thank you very much for bringing us that update. shares of apple moving lower we talked about earlier in the show how they ar

steve has been talking about how it just made landfall. it's the strongest storm to make landfall in florida's big bend region in more than 125 years. and we're talking about an area near tallahassee, florida, merging into the florida panhandle. all the storms also causing a lot of flooding and powerful winds in communities along the gulf coast . forecasters predict the hardest hit areas could see what they're calling catastrophic sized storm surges between 10 to 15ft. florida governor ron desantis has declared a state of emergency for most of florida, while president biden has already approved an emergency declaration to offer additional aid. don't put your your life at risk by doing anything dumb at this point. this thing's powerful. well, if you're inside just hunker down until it gets past you. you don't want to be messing around with these winds. there's going to be things flying all over the place. and right now, more than 50,000 florida homes and businesses have no power. thousands of national guard members have been activated to he

and this is kind of interesting because steve sadow has represented a lot of people who have come up against georgia's very specific and broad laws. tell me a bit about this. >> yes, well steve is a veteran criminal defense attorney. so it's not like trump went from a better criminal attorney to a novice. steve has expertise in high profile clients. a number of celebrity clients, and defendants over the years. and someone who is an expert in defending against rico charges. he was really good about disentangling these cases and finding ways to form a common strategy with other codefendants. or trying to remove his clients from the bigger case. which is something that fani willis does not want to happen. she has tried to keep all these 19 codefendants in one big grouping, with the exception of kenneth, who is trying to sever himself off from the rest of the case. but steve stayed out in a very interesting moment to watch. >> there's a lot of talk about, that the idea that she would like to try this as one. case she built it as one case. ken chesbrough wants to peel himself off. donald t

larry: look at steve kerr. he has never looked better. i did not see the movie.u did. what qualities do you need to be a ken or kenough? kristen: in the movie he goes through a metamorphosis. at first he was just existing without much up here and then he becomes mr. patriarchal and then he realizes we can just be ourselves and just like barbie you can be anything you want to be. you can be any ken you want to be. steve kerr is quite secure in himself so i think he is a great ken. larry: you're not saying he has nothing going on. dan: it has evolved. larry: steve has evolved. he will tell you that himself. dan: all the coaches look pretty good. kristen: they really do. we need the anchor ken. larry: the ai tool that created that. kristen: are you looking for a low maintenance pet? a german woman says she has the perfect fit, snails. >>'s now as good as a pet because if you want a -- closed properly you -- it does not need so much attention. you do not need to walk your snail for example. kristen: no, you cannot walk your snail. chris buckley has amassed nearly 200

and talk about hunter biden and what he said on the stage instead of what he is living. >> steve: jim cantrey hasg why didn't i get that interview. >> ainsley: i watch janice. >> steve: on the weather channel. lawrence is in sturgis, south dakota. hi, lawrence. >> lawrence: good morning, family. "fox and friends" tradition, we come to sturgis and stop by buffalo chip and the man himself, heart and soul of buffalo chip, woody. why do you do this? [cheering] >> because there are all good people here, so many nice people. we have a party every year and let people feel free and kick loose and have a good time, great vacation and be in a better mood when they go back home. >> lawrence: you introduced me to pancakes with syrup and peanut butter, i will eat that when i go back home. i appreciate it. kristi noem is on her way here, who is excited to have her here today? [cheering] >> lawrence: all right. guys, when i was talking about the country and patriotism, you came up and go, lj, it is not just about that, it is about freedom. >> pancakes taste like freedom, the rally is about freedom and having yo

roommate because i lost most of my savings on nfts. [ laughter ] but not those nfts i'm talking -- >> steve: haats. [ laughter ] oh, come on. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> questlove: wow! wow! >> smooth jeffrey said i look like a leprechaun, so i've been working on my accent check it out [ laughter ] "they're always trying to steal me irish cereal. what do you think? yeah, i probably won't be getting a call from "mad tv" any time soon. [ laughter ] lol. anyway, happy st. patrick's day. "don't forget to read a book today. [ laughter and applause [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: wow, is he okay? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, i read that two people in texas were just arrested for allegedly running an organized scented candle theft ring [ light laughter ] yeah, and like all candle related crimes, they called in john wick. [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh ♪ >> jimmy: and finally, three engineers broke a world record after they made a paper airplane that flew almost 300 feet [ cheers ] right now spirit airlines is like, "ah, why didn't we think of paper?" eers and applause we have a grea

steve has an assistant to president carter since 1981. he helped research and edit carter's book keeping faith has really had a hand in every other book carter has written or projects for classes at emory university so sit back, enjoy. it's time to learn a lot about president and mrs. carter. >> thank you tony and it is an honor to be invited to come here and i appreciate it. i especially appreciate it because i don't know what percentage of my life i spent in here but i would say close to se30 percent. let's start out. back in 1987. that's when the research room opened at the jimmy carter library . you were here for that occasion so that was the year i believe when we decided to work on the carter's. what made you decide to take that up. >> in 1987 i was involved in a similar conversation over politics. i had read the book and was getting ready on anothertopic . writing a presidential biography. >> i had to fill a newspaper and saw jimmy carter and nashville tennessee. and i wondered if jimmy carter would be doing a write up so i picked

. >> steve: i had my mother's hair and peter has his mother's hair. >> ainsley: that is good, kathy hasair. you haven't changed much. >> griff: awesome picture. >> steve: been playing "war" for years. whain what didn't y'all do, you and kathy? kathy was on espn and you were in ffa. >> steve: roofer, plumber, clothing store and -- >> griff: d.n.a. improved, peter is white house correspondent. >> ainsley: even better. >> steve: let's get to that, president biden is meeting with japan's prime minister at camp david. >> ainsley: summit comes as fox news reveals voters are not happy with his foreign policy and bidenomics. >> griff: peter doocy is live at the white house. hi, peter. >> peter: look at that hair. luckily my daughter has my hair and my mom's hair and right now it stands straight up this morning, like my dad's. >> ainsley: we want a picture. >> peter: we will get a picture, as well. this is big day at the biden white house, first time he's hosted a world leader at camp david. japan and north korea and they will talk about china and north korea and ballistic threats. foreign polic

melting pot has set up a location here in new york. [applause] ] >> steveing to talk to some of the folk here. what's your name? >> mike. >> steve: why are you pointing to him. >> i'm not allowed to say anything. >> what's your name. >> daniel. >> can you say stuff? >> yes, i can. >> what do you think of the state of the race right now 2024, a year away. joe biden, donald trump in a tie? does that make sense to you. >> it makes perfect sense when we talk about trump having all these indictments, it really doesn't matter when you see what is happening with, hunter biden, the biden family and whatnot and so it's really just a race between two criminals. it's the race is not about the economy or anything like that. just about who is the less corrupt of the two. >> steve: thank you very much. welcome back. >> how are you. >> steve: saw you last time we had a fake restaurant in front. do you think -- you know, had they are at a tie right now trump and biden. do you think people would like to have other choices ultimately or are you happy with that head-to-head m

allow them to clean up chicago. >> steve: we showed you the tiktok video where people took the tiktok challenge to steal the car. you can hot wire a car with usb thing. kia has fixed that. rather than go on tv and say if you steal a are ca, you are going to priz ong, instead he's blaming the car makers. >> brian: what happened to the club? >> steve: if you are worried, get the club. >> brian: the club does work still? >> ainsley: they still sell the club? where do you get it? amazon? >> steve: amazon, i can get you one in two hours. >> ainsley: don't you think law enforcement needs to say who is responsible for this video? you can't put this online? >> steve: law enforcement has been marginalized by a lot offis plais, chicago is one place. more on crazy chicagoland later on. right now headlines, we start in florida. police identified suspect in saturday's shooting at florida dollar general store. investigators say ryan palmeter took his own life after killing three people. investigating the shooting as act of racially motivated violent extremism. the jacksonville community mourning the loss of a 52-year-old, a 29-year-old, and a 19-year-old. there was a pray

our russia editor steve rosenberg has the latest.d 60 miles from moscow, the wreckage of a plane, the private jet on which the russian authorities say yevgeny prigozhin was travelling. an investigation is under way into the cause of this crash. was ita bomb, a missile? was it sabotage? the authorities say all ten people on board were killed. but it's mr prigozhin�*s fate that is centre of attention. for years the kremlin�*s mr fixit, his mercenary group had fought in ukraine. but two months ago it mutinied. they took over the city of rostov and moved on towards moscow. it was an unprecedented challenge to the kremlin. so, is yevgeny prigozhin�*s reported demise in the plane crash president putin's revenge? today the kremlin leader broke his silence on the crash. he said he had known mr prigozhin a long time, since the early 1990s. he called him a man with a difficult fate who had made mistakes, but he was talented. but president putin has previously called the wagner mutiny a stab in the back and betrayal he cannot abide. if the cras

. >> steve: the process has been hidden from public. now talking about gun charge, diversion charge, hunter biden people said, we had a deal and government is going, we did not. back to bidenomics. it will be interesting to see what happens going forward once the republican nominee is chosen on the republican side. they are running ads, america, are you better off today than four years ago? and you feel and we were talking about how at this point in time, according to an analytic company, average american is spending $700 more per month under joe biden than before. as peter pointed out, they are pushing bidenomics. >> ainsley: mostly grocery store. >> steve: yeah, pushing bike and sometimes it doesn't work out. watch a little of this. >> president joe biden, [cheering] >> uh-oh. well, i'm a little underwhelmed, aren't you all? i think i messed up. >> inflation is down and going lower, when i sign the -- >> wages are growing faster than inflation. folks, that is bidenomics. >> it is clear the clock is not just ticking, it is banging. ele

you have that song, play it on your ipod. >> steve: interesting, yesterday news broke his lead defense attorney donald trump's no longer on the case. he hasreplaced by steve sadow, clients include prominent rappers. >> ainsley: he represented usher and stern in the anna nicole smith case. >> brian: he served as chief counsel and feels this whole thing is unnecessary. >> ainsley: and he's a democrat. >> brian: likalan alan dershowitz, the law is the law. >> if you bring a case against a former president, it has to be a compelling case. i am a democrat, how did it take nearly four years to bring this case? why have they not answered the question about fani willis conflict of interest? she held a fundraiser for one of the opponents in this prosecution. president trump has three or four trials. too much politics for me. >> brian: i watch people who just despise trump, legal experts say, why did she do this? she complicated, jack smith had challenged this. i don't see a reason to bring this case forward. others are saying, it is great. resources in fulton county to bring a president 2-1/2 years, who happens to be leading contender for republic

ed: steve has a great grasp on the data, he is talking about 54% of production coming out of china, it raises the question of if you cut back in china as well? caroline: the third drop in shipments for the month of july coming from china, make this global for us for a moment because they do not just produce in china, it has been a key area of focus but they do produce largely in the u.s., germany, how much are we going to see overall production or indeed a curtailment in over -- a curtailment of production? >> costs are so low, we would be foolish not to look at the political concerns on the horizon, doubling down on the expanding capacity of china and about to break ground this month with a new plan in mexico, tesla is not stupid, they are diversified, they're looking at other markets like mexico where they can enjoy the lower cost vehicles but i must say i think elon having survived a tough time five or six or eight years ago, there were not sure the company would survive, he is focused like a laser, he has a cost advantage over the others and he will squeeze a lot of the new incumbe

steve has focused on a very local founding of the rock creek songbird which is a habitat restoration project and many years as the a executive directr of the mill. it digs deeper into the history and natural resources of the very area that john burroughs knew and loved years ago. there's a second reason i'm delighted to bego introducing te speaker on this topic. for almost 20 years now the lecture room -- the overbeck project has been looking for someone to lecture on the one time hill resident john burroughs. once as the late owner of the riverview bookstore here on the hill he would give a lecture figuring that anybody who named the bookstore after a burroughs book would probably know a lot about john burroughs. he was an appreciator but not a lecture. so this topic stayed on our list is something we wanted to do for many years until this spring when the washington history magazine published an article by steve dryden titled no stream the burial of rock creek piney branch. within that very interesting article was a section that began quote the first recorded explorer of piney branc

my tendency is not to buy stocks in china i think steve has done that very well >> he bought more alibaba, right, steve >> that's correct. baba is a hold it is china. the dominant headline is china is weak, getting weaker. but i will take you back to january of '09, and right before that was december of '08 and the chinese economy at that time disappointed 6% or slightly below growth when it was growing much faster. and what did china do? they eased for four quarters in a row and you saw a major explosion upside in china in the economy. you're going to see the same thing here china has no choice. i was disappointed earlier in the week when they came along with a real minor cut, but they've got a new guy in the seat, number one not xi president xi pulls the strings you've seen dictators or presidents for life and where are they they didn't serve out their lives. xi is aware of that. he is going to cut massively that's my view alibaba is one of the cheapest stocks i've owned. that is about $10 billion a year and growing nicely think about companies in the u.s. china is far behind. so as the

in the next six months and she infends to try all 18 together. >> steve: you tacked to the former president. was he mad? >> i think he haseen through a lot now, steve. he has been indicted four times. this is the fourth indictment this year. first it was alvin bragg and then two indictments out of the special counsel jack smith's probe just two weeks ago he pleaded not guilty in federal court to those jack smith charges and now we have this georgia case which i think i and his team preparing for. i don't think he is mad. i think is he energized. we have seen in the past when he is indicted his fundraising numbers go up. >> steve: they do. >> we will see if this time is any different. we spoke last night late a little after midnight. he walked me through what he thinks is, again, the longest witch-hunt, he says, in the history of the united states. and he is not going to stop fighting. >> brian: all right. last thing, was he going to -- did he indicate when he is going to turn himself in? he has got to do it before the 25th? >> steve: 10 days. >> he didn't say exactly. he didn't say anything about that. we just really had

for his second act, steve has focused on the very local, including the song birds, which is a habitat restoration project and many years for the director of pierce mill. edition deeper into the history and natural resources of the very area that john burroughs knew and moved 150 years ago. there's a second reason i'm slighted to be introducing the speaker and his topic, for almost 20 years now the lecture group headed by john francine at the time, has been looking for someone to give a lecture on the one time hill resident john burroughs. once i asked the late steve cimarron, the owner of a bookstore on the hill, if he would give a lecture anyone who named his bookstore after a burroughs book would probably know a lot about john burroughs. steve said he was an appreciator, but not a lecturer. so, this topic stayed on our list as something we want to do for many, many years until the spring when the washington history magazine published an article by steve dryden titled "no ignoble stream, the creek of piney branch" within that article was a section that began, quote, the first recorde

steve has been banging on that.s she still see some momentum, values to be had in these ai-related stocks, or is it part of the market they want to stay away from? some interesting stock picks on her list there. i'm not going to reveal them now, but definitely our pro viewers are in for a treat. they talk about their own philosophy but opportunities in the market right now. >> these pro talks are great because they're full of actionable advice, and they're in contrast to what's on tv, which can be a little more macro. these are actual trading ideas. >> stock picks. >> stock picks, exactly. >> that conversation is coming up at 1:00 p.m. ct, 12:00 p.m. >>> the stoxx 600 yacht performed, gained about 7%. this resilience in equities comes despite the disappointment in the eurozone results we got this morning. we are, however, seeing a reaction in bond markets. here is how yields stand right now in europe. we've got yields across the board. the 10-year bund trading at about 2.5%. we've seen money market adjustments there

crystal, i want to ask you, though, we have this energy independence that steve has referenced. thes for these plants -- but the materials for these plants are all being processed or owned by china. are we giving away something we fought so desperately for to be at the whims of china, whether or not they want to give it to us? often they threaten not to give us rare earth materials. >> absolutely. i think, you know, the president has focused on making sure that materials and things are american made, made here in the country -- >> charles: some of that stuff doesn't exist here, the lithium, and the cobalt, and all that stuff we need. you build an ev plant, but where do you get the materials to make the batteries? do we have to go hat in hand to china? it seems like economic suicide >> that's something that we have to, you know, focus on with the companies that, you know, why can't they be made here, what is the benefit analysis of buying it or producing it over in china versus here? that's something i think the president and his administration has to focus on with many of these

steve jobs has written thousands of pages and everyone has skipped the most important thing . dphones and listened to rock and roll , beatles, rolling stones, doors, or linda rowstad, beach boys, and without asking, he created an internal rush, which he translated to the outside world with goods, services, shops advertising you have an advantage over steve the poor man's table is not your brothers gadyukina this is a quote from slovak his absolutely musical tape was not okean elsa maria maria burmaks don't be sad you can listen to listen to the beatles and burmaks and like okean elsa listen to rock and roll it's free this you can find music on youtube, that is, he still believes that it is very important to listen to the tv channel. do you understand what we are saying now, it has already passed, what is the third decade of the 21st century, rock music, maybe it's been a long time, how is everything, well, everything changes, of course music has changed now, we notice a trend, music has become er slower, more normal, this is some kind of general world trend, i'm not saying it's

liz: steve is here with interactive brokers, steve has a huge number of traders on the platform, what do you see as far as the flows are considering. >> the flows that we see tend to be eerily stable, for the first time that i recall tesla is not the most active stock, not a big surprise defined nvidia taken over the first place, we find the most part it's a pretty stable list they trade and the names that dutch just referred to the usual suspects, the nasdaq mega caps and then you always get things flirting from time to time as volatility presents itself like vss came out to join the top 25. liz: can you look at the 30000 feet and see if people are heavily long, heavily short, dutch's going short after a rough august. >> i cannot see positions, that is a chinese wall i cannot see activity. activity has been relatively neutral and opportunistic, even though we've come off a little bit the trader still looks to be buying dips and selling valleys when they can although buying the dips is more treacherous for many of them than it has been obviously. liz: one of the big winners, i know yo

the kremlin has denied any involvement. our russia editor steve

solving and negotiation skills and competition, that stuff has gone by the waste side and that is what we're seeing with kids today. >> steveollar cash.com. he is upon hadding vets, as well. as young people are looking to the future, you don't have to go to college, ken has good ideas how people can work with a shovel and ken will show you which end is the business end. thank you for joining us live today. >> thanks for having me, steve, i appreciate it. >> steve: coming up, don't go anywhere, tammy bruce is here with trump's mounting legal bills. first donny osmond performing "puppy love." >> here we go. this is it. ♪ >> this is my song. ♪ and they called it puppy love. oh, i ges they'll never know. how we young hearts really feel it and why i love her so. oh, i cried tonight, my tears for you. my dear, are all in vein. i hope and i pray that maybe day, you'll be back in my arms once again. ♪ so someone help me. help me. please. is the answer -- ♪ (♪) this is not just a vitamin. (♪) this is not just skincare. (♪) this is not just a store brand. (♪) this is quality products in every store. walgreens. we live our lives on ou

steve has been to president carter since 81. he helped research and edit carter's book, keeping faith, and has really had a hand in every book too. carter has written or projects or classes at emory university, so sit back, enjoy its time to learn a lot about president and mrs. carter. steve stanley. thank you, tony. thank you, tony and it is really quite an honor for me to be invited to to come here. and i appreciate it. i especially appreciate it because i don't know what percentage of my life has been in the research room here but i would say pretty close to 30% now. well, start out back. in 1987. that's when research room opened at the jimmy carter library. you weren't here for that. that occasion, but was the year, i believe, when you decided to work on the carter's. what made you to take topic up? the summer of 1987, i was involved in a seminar on religion and politics in western society. i just finished a book and i was just looking around. another topic writing a presidential biography course was beyond my imagination. b

the kremlin has denied any involvement. our russia editor steveosenberg has the latest from moscow. well, many people are asking is the story of wagner, the story of prigozhin, finally over? i have to say — one of the things i have learned in russia is that stories here rarely end. there are so many twists and turns here and new chapters. it is quite possible that even in death, yevgeny prigozhin could pose a challenge to vladimir putin. just look at all the makeshift prigozhin memorials that have been popping up in nearly two dozen towns in russia and russian—occupied ukraine. this man had become quite a popularfigure in pro—war circles, and so the widespread suspicion that the russian authorities were behind the plane crash means that the kremlin faces the danger of a backlash. the last thing the kremlin will want to have to deal with is prigozhin the martyr or cult of prigozhin. it's interesting, actually, that president putin has now ordered wagner employees and those of other private military contractors to sign an allegiance to the russian s

of news, see you in a few minutes. >> brian: we are back with country superstar jelly roll. >> steve: he hashis morning. >> ainsley: number one song called "need a favor," take it away. >> steve: you ready? >> yes, baby. y'all ready, boys? ♪ i only talk to god when i need a favor. and i only pray when i ain't got a prayer. so who the hell am i? who the hell am i to expect a savior? if i only talk to god when i need a favor and god i need a, i know, amazing grace. i ain't been living them word. i swear i spend more sundays drunk than i have in my church. hard cover king james only been saving dust on the night stand. i don't know what to say, by the time i fold my hands, i only talk to god when i need a favor. and i only pray when i ain't got a prayer. so who the hell am i? who the hell am i to expect a savior? if i only talk to god when i need a favor. god i need a favor. amen. amen. i hold you more than one and beggars can't be choosers. i pray for all i've done and please don't let me lose her. i only talk to god when i need a favor. and i only pray when i ain't got a prayer. so who the he

has promised to get help to the victims immediately. airlines are sending emergency planes to try and get tourists out quickly. our steve patterson has more now on the evacuations >> reporter: thousands of passengers are just trying to get home >> people are getting delayed. people are getting canceled. baggage claims is a mess it's all over the place. >> reporter: many still stranded at the airport, processing the devastation they managed to escape from >> it's scary. >> we jumped out of the car and ran as fast as we could and got out. >> reporter: amy springsteen is headed back home to oregon this what's left of her maui rental car flames leapt onto the street >> there was debris everywhere, fire falling on top of us. >> reporter: so far more than 20,000 passengers have fled the island thousands are still waiting. >> i think everybody feels safer if they've gotten to the airport and there's food because there was no food on the island >> a lot of the seats are full a lot of people standing around, just waiting for the flights >> reporter: many travelers will still call the airport home. as airlines scramble to add ext

in the us, president biden has said, "there's not much that happens in russia that putin's not behind". our russia editor steveas this report. caught on camera, the final seconds of a private jet. on board, reportedly, the head of a private mercenary group, yevgeny prigozhin. "look over there by the farm, it is burning," the eyewitness can be heard saying. in the distance, a giant cloud of smoke. the plane had crashed north of moscow. yevgeny prigozhin�*s right hand man, the wagner commander, was also thought to have been on board. later, a wagner—linked telegram channel confirmed that yevgeny prigozhin had been killed. it claimed it was the result of the actions of traitors of russia. it is two months to the day since the wagner chief launched what he called his march ofjustice, his mutiny, the insurrection by wagner forces who had been fighting on the kremlin�*s side in ukraine. they rolled unopposed into the city of rostov. their demands, the removal of russia's senior military leadership, who they blamed for setbacks on the battlefield. there were these extraordinary scenes as the paramilitary chief admoni