., "america the beautiful" by ray charles, followed by "god bless the u.s.a.," "this land is your land is whitney houston, 1991, the super bowl, national anthem, unbeatable, iconic. >> giants-bills, super bowl 20, big sombrero in tampa, disappoint you, whitney houston, unfortunately, lip synced that rendition. >> and then she raised a lot of money singing the national anthem to raise money for the troops, just as the gulf war was getting underway. >> that's right. >> so just the impactful timing of that. >> you still get chills watching it. >> i did not know that, oh, wow. but, my favorite, the o.g. "lee greenwood," we would stand up when the "stand up" part of the lyrics came on. my favorite. >> "america the beautiful," and ray charles, the delivery, the nature of performance makes all the difference and it reminds you, it's the heart and soul of it. >> doctor. >> "the red, white and blue" by toby keith. >> do not miss tonight, joey, carley, aishah and jimmy will be hosting. life fireworks, live performances, and then fox news, home of the brave, fox news hosts will interview some hos

part one of this conversation, we work together to pass the u.s.a. freedom act in 2015 demonstrating building consensus dedicated to privacy and protection against unreasonable searches and searches. let's reshape these critical tools so they serve the government's needs and protecting the privacy of every american. i look forward to the testimony of our witnesses and i yield back. mr. biggs: i thank ranking member jackson lee. and mr. nadler from new york. mr. nadler: thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for continuing this important work on fisa re-authorization and overall question of the warrantless acquisition of personal information. we heard from government watchdogs who described the f.b.i.'s ongoing compliance issues with section 702. i hope to hear from the witnesses about the impact of these violations even though they are unintentional and what would make appropriate queries all but impossible. as i said at the beginning of our last hearing, i have never voted to re-authorize section 702. i'm deeply uncomfortable with the legal fix that i

the u.s.a. women's team is going to be fighting it out this thursday. we are excited about that.ut soccer has become increasingly popular. so it's really about adjusting to a new normal and that is not just that can only happen, it's, how do we make all those things happen together in our downtown area where downtown becomes more than just a financial district? it becomes a community, a neighborhood with diverse uses and diverse opportunities for it to continue to thrive. kristen: giving mixed-use new meaning. thank you so much for coming in today, mayor london breed. take care. coming up next, even as the city tries to fight the drug crisis, a new drug five times more powerful than fentanyl is now on the market. our media partner, the san francisco standard, will be back with the details, when kristen: we continue our focus on one of the most pressing issues facing san francisco and the bay area. the deadly fentanyl epidemic. the san francisco standard has yet another article out today on a drug that's been found and sold on city streets, one that is five times more -- up to fiv

around," and in west allis yesterday in wisconsin, a lot of people jamming out, and cute pets in the u.s.alot of good family time. back out here live in santa monica. you know, it's just -- people are gathering here on the beach. it was cooler this morning but the sunshine, it is beaming down on that sand and the crowds are enjoying california's fabulous coastline. back to you. >> gillian: christina, have a great time out there. happy 4th to you and check back with you again next hour. bryan. >> bryan: is remote work detrimental to physical and mental health. dr. marty makary. lls gotta go! ah ah ah! i'd love a second opinion. no. i'm going to get a second opinion. with innovation refunds, there's no upfront cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. [music playing] subject 1: cancer is a long journey. it's overwhelming, but you just have to put your mind to it and fight. subject 2: it doesn't feel good because you can't play outside with other children. subject 3: as a parent, it is your job

the "u.s.a. today" suffolk poll says they are les likely to vote for biden because of his age. those are pretty daunt stats, unless he steps aside himself -- >> ainsley: many democrats say he is not running the show. >> brian: who is running the show? >> ainsley: what is the next choice? kamala harris. no one wants her. >> steve: nikki haley said a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris. >> ainsley: which is true, if he steps down in middle of the next four years, she becomes president and she could finish that term and run for another eight years. >> steve: he said he has six more years to finish the job, buckle up. >> ainsley: the new faith-base thriller ""sound of freedom" took the number one spot this weekend. >> how did that make you feel giving the child his freedom? >> felt good. >> you have been at this for 12 years. why are you doing it? >> because god's children are not for sale. >> steve: joining us is the guy who the movie is based upon, operation underground railroad, tim ballard. tim, good morning to you. >> good morning, thank you. >> steve: how cool is t

as we cheer them on and while they're representative the u.s.a. abroad, it's important that we also support them at home. we must ensure that all women athletes receive the same pay, treatment, and resources as their male counterparts. i'm so proud of all the strong, talented women on our national team. we are rooting for you. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate alicia munson of wisconsin on breaking the american record in the 5,000 meters this past weekend. she ran 5,000 meters in 14 minutes and 19.45 seconds, beating the previous record by 4.47 seconds. mr. tiffany: but this is not the only record she set this year. in february she broke the north american indoor record for 3,000 meters. and she set a 10,000

this fan, well, certainly looking forward to the near 20-year team u.s.a. et put on the red, white, blue for one last run in world cup. >> bittersweet because she's given so much to this team. you know, she has been such an amazing player on and off the field. an amazing advocate. i'm happy for her that she's able to go into the second half of the season and the world cup, free, knowing this will be the end. hopefully we can bring that fifth star home for her. >>> to the nba, dub nation. you want to see jordan pool in a washington wizards uniform? even the veep, kamala harris, weighed in. tweeting dub nation, we'll miss you, jordan, but welcome to washington, d.c. poole met with reporters yesterday in las vegas. when asked about being traded away. >> it was good, i got a ring. i was able to do some life changing stuff. i met a lot of amazing people. being able to learn what i did from there and applying it not only to real life, but the basketball court, is something i look forward to do. >> i'll be shocked if he's not in the top five leading scorers in the

god bless the u.s.a. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [chants of “usa! usa!”]e] trump: well, thank you very much and thank you to byron. he is a star and i gave him my endorsement right from the very beginning. he has always had my endorsement. he is really a fantastic man who has a fantastic wife who i will be introducing. she is incredible. she knows so much about what exactly you all are about. nobody knows it better. i am thrilled to be here in the birthplace of american independence with the proud patriots of the moms for liberty. [applause] and i want to thank tiffany justice. really incredible job, tiffany, whatever you may be. tiffany. great job. and tina deskovic. tina, thank you very much. thank you. and marie rogerson. marie, thank you. thank you very much. pretty amazing job they have done building this organization into a grassroots job or not -- juggernaut of 120,000 members and 45 states and growing every single day. and people are inspired. and you had a lot of people that are very much in support of you outside. i don't know if you know that or

matt: you spoke this past weekend that the turning point u.s.a. action conference, a conservative organization, focused on college campuses, thanks has been a stalwart in its support for president trump. as a vocal critic of the president, i'm sure you were not surprised to face a sort of hostile crowd there. in fact, you were booed and jeered. why did you decide to engage with this group and how do you see resonating with younger audiences, particularly younger republicans? gov. hutchinson: well, i wish you could have been there with the younger audience. i actually got stuck in the airport trying to get here because of the storms, it took a long time. so i was in the airport with all of these young people and we were in line for a long time taking photographs, having conversations. and that's why i'm there. to engage that generation and i relate to them, i communicate with them, i understand. but also listen to them. so it was a great interchange. now, you're right. we had some boos out there and guess what, they were not from the college-aged ki

he was detained on espionage he was detained on espionage that his newspaper and the u.s.a. naev, a russian who is imprisoned in the united states. peskov asked if the simultaneous visit could end with a prisoner swap and insisted any discussions should be held in secret. gershkovich was arrested in late march on a reporting trip. last month a moscow court ruling to keep him in custody at least until late august. they say he was wrongly detained for what they call hostage diplomacy. linsey? >> i have to imagine paul whelan's family is paying close attention to this. ian, thank you. all right, coming up, the last-second save caught on camera. a woman saved from a burning car just in time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk

. ♪ in the back it says u.s.a. >> steve: live from 48th and sixth avenue here at the avenue of americaslye out on fox square. today is hire a vet day on "fox & friends." we have some vet focused companies out there on the square. these are companies looking for people who want to work. so many people don't want to work these days. we have got three companies you could actually wind up working for them that's part of our show today as we kick things off on this tuesday, july 25th, 2023. live from -- come on mezzanine level here. >> ainsley: we want to empower and we want to honor our veterans. >> joey: i am.teran. will. >> ainsley: so nice of brian let me come on on hire a vet day. >> ainsley: some come back and they're lost. >> joey: hear we should do more for our veterans. we should expect more from our veterans to go and find a career after military service. we are very grateful for this 20-year war that rocked our country for two decades we can't just say now we are going to take care of you and pacify you. expect veterans to come out and bring all the tools and experiences into a ci

our next guest devoted himself by promoting founder of the nvido u.s.a. ainsley. >> ainsley: they have pulled funding from. this they said we are not giving tax dollars to this museum anymore because it sends the wrong message. what is your opinion about the message? did you visit the museum and what did you think. >> look, ainsley, i think it's really important to highlight the history behind the latino museum and this project really was championed, has been championed by the republicans. a project that was started under the bush administration. was pretty much dormant during the obama administration. and then signed into law by president trump with the support of senate republicans like senator ted cruz and marco rubio. so when you look at how the museum has been, you know, presenting itself, it's totally acceptable for republicans in the house to pump the brakes and is a no taxpayer money should be funding woke ideology we don't want it in our schools and we don't want it in our businesses and we definitely don't want it depicting the history of latinos

they are competing in the olympics of hip-hop dance. they represent team u.s.a. e representing 30 companies in the hip-hop world competition. >> it's a sport. people show up from 11 to 11. we have breaks but it's pretty intense. >> i am super excited and ready to get started. >> each country holds their own competition and the top teams go to the world competition one of the routines future perfecting their moves and one is the sum of our very own jodi hernandez. >> best of luck. >>> longtime surfers hitting the waves to compete for a good cause. organizers say the the only amateur surf contest in the world specifically designed for surfers over the age of 40. one of the highlights is a team event designed to get people of all ages into the water. >> we have subdivisions for church board and longboard and an international team division where the older surfers recruit younger surfers to serve with them in a team that represents three generations. that is one of my favorite parts of the contest for me. >> competitors paddled up from pacifica state beach all day and

women's team now preparing to defend the world cup crown starting two weeks from now. team u.s.a. gearing up to head down under for the women's cup. starts july 20th and they play the first match against vietnam. right now they are training at stanford on sunday afternoon in a sort of send-off. they'll play a friendly game versus wales at san jose's paypal park. despite the pressure players are ready to kick things into high gear. one player is happy to be back in the bay area. >> having my family and community, i grew up here and spent a lot of time in northern california. a lot of people i am close to are here. it is special to have our send-off game in front of my friends and family. >> telemundo will be your home for spanish language coverage of the women's world cup. same telecast will also stream on peacock with the final schedule for august 20th. let's get to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. you are staying on top of the fire in brisbane. >> we heard from the firefighters forward progress has been stopped which is excellent news. we have some gusty conditions out there.

it says the biden or, i'm sorry, from "u.s.a. y" it says president biden won't acknowledge his youngest granddaughter it turns off some support errors. and i think that's pretty obvious. a lot of people look at their family as the most important thing in their life and there is a lot of grandparents out there who have fought really hard to have a relationship with their grandkids even if they their kids don't want them. to say that's what people at the lowest level of the economic chain are doing all the way up. whether you have someone like hunter who has the means and social embarrassment is already there what does he have to lose having a relationship with its had daughter what does the president of the united states have to lose acknowledge. >> ainsley: they won't let her use the last name. her grandfather is the president of the united states. don't you think he should acknowledge her. >> joey: only hunter can use last name to advance himself, i guess. >> ainsley: good point. every mother out there. anyone, i guess father, to

this fan was looking forward to the near 20-year team u.s.a. et put on the red, white, and blue over one last run in world cup. >> bittersweet because she's given so much to this team. she has been such an amazing player on and off the field. she's been an amazing advocate. i'm happy for her that she's able to go into the second half of the season and this world cup free knowing this will be the end. hopefully we can bring that fifth star home for her. >>> all right, to golf. they say you never forget your first time. how about a first ever u.s. women's open champion at the greatest intersection of land and sea, pebble beach. this picture from the monterey peninsula never gets old. final round, how about some great shots like chung at the par 3 fifth hole. and how about a fresca, caddy shack reference. finished tied for 27th. some of the best stanford star, rose zhang, birdie at hole 4. even par 72, finished tied 9th. and pretty good. at 12, allison with a one shot lead. the longest putt of the week, 16 feet to save par and an eventual two-shot

u.s.a.? >> that is from the white house.ctually signed by joe and jill. >> steve: on behalf of fox, we would like to say thank you for putting the sign promoting soccer. >> should say where can you catch the match. >> pete: that's your job. >> ainsley: go put that on there. lucas go put that on there. watch it on fox. >> i will. >> ainsley: see how long that stays up. >> steve: let's talk a little bit about what has been going on down the street from where the white house sits at the other end of pennsylvania avenue up in the supreme court. there have been a number of u.s. supreme court rulings that the biden administration simply has not liked. you know, a whole bunch. >> ainsley: mistaken interpretation of 9 law there is a majority of conservative justices and there is a lot of 6-3 decisions now. pepped an open letter to the administration. you, the supreme court, you are not the ultimate authority on what constitutes what is constitutional. constitutional. essentially they are saying don't pay attention to the supreme cou

school graduate evelyn sanford for winning the national championship in architectural drafting at the skills u.s.a. national leadership and skills conference in atlanta. sanford, who is 18 years young, captured the gold medal on saturday, june 24, 2023. she faced nearly 50 other competitors from across the u.s. in the architectural drafting competition. in august, she will graduate with an associate degree in drafting technology from coastal pines technical college. sanford has an impressive resume. already working as an intern, an architectural firm in brunswick. in addition to her award, she earned $2,000 in scholarships which she will put toward her next educational endeavor, a degree in architecture from the savannah college of art and design. i would like to take the time to congratulate her on her championship and wish her the best of luck in all her future endeavors. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recog recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remar

watching the world cup and rooting for team u.s.a. a lot of money. thank you. >>> jessica aguirre joins us with what is coming up next. >>> right now at 6:00 twitter's headquarters is marked with an "x." elon musk makes the move to rebrand but runs into some trouble trying to make the sign change outside the san francisco twitter headquarters. >>> also calling out the district attorney. the reason the livermore police chief is frustrated with alameda county's da and how she is responding tonight. >>> and the wild crash caught on camera in san francisco, looking for answers. how the car flew over the stairs near delores park and what is behind it. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. >> a tweet worthy day for sure for twitter as the social media giant rebranded itself. the famous bird is out and the letter "x" is in. that has not gone smoothly today. our business tech reporter scott budman has been tracking this all day. >> reporter: the rebranding of twitter is on. the social media site forme

nigeria goalie stopping a penalty kick in the final moments and team u.s.a. d of tonight's opener against vietnam. watch the u.s. defend their world cup title on fox. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. the match starts at 9:00. those are your headlines, guys, downstairs to you. >> ainsley: thank you, carley. >> brian: vietnam going to be no problem. they just started playing soccers in the 90s. i hope they show sportsmanship and not beat them 100-nothing. >> ainsley: you are saying not good. >> lawrence: i say destroy them. i don't care. run it up. >> brian: no, you do not run it up. >> ainsley: a big weekend, we're wearing pink, pinks and purples today for barbie but also oppenheimer comes out this weekend. >> brian: this is unbelievable movie. pedestrian, a movie goer. no expert but also great at breaking down movies. i think i'm fantastic at it. and this to me is one of the best. >> ainsley: you got a sneak peek of it. >> brian: i saw the whole thing three hours. it's as good a movie as you will ever see. ainsley: what makes it good? >> brian: funda

the biden malaise. susan page, washington bureau chief at "u.s.a. today" and mark tee son. er's finances and income and all those things. he tells me he never saw that 1023 which bill barr told me was given to the weiss team which really gets to the question of what was being hidden from these people i was told this group of people these two whistleblowers were on were essentially the seal team 6 of like international tax fraud. even if no one else would have been able or capable of evaluating this in the way they would have, and, yet, we find out that not only did they not get that form, we also found out that they didn't get full access to hunter biden's laptop which both of them said was unprecedented in their experience of working at the irs team. >> shannon: marc, what we have heard from gary shapley that the fbi and hearing this from other sources as well, knew well in advance of the 2020 election the allegation that they knew it was legit. they had verified through outside sources they used warrants that this was actually material that was connected to hunter biden. t

the 10th and 37th regiments. finds indicative of an extensive military presence. there included u.s.a. ttons, soldiers buttons of the third guards, the fourth, fifth, 10th, 79th, 23rd, 62nd and 64th regiments. in addition to those are the royal provincials and officer buttons of the 26th, 33rd, 37th. and oddly enough, the second and third dragoons. bolton then discovers the headquarters map because his 1906 plan, to the point, shows the dock and the date. 1782. he says, as much and relics of the revolution demonstrate his compulsion to get things right. bolton also included outlines of the four huts, which are inked in red on the original headquarters map and the road leading to the landing. he labeled military road to hollins very clearly. this was much more than a picturesque bivouac for a pair of yellow faced british regiments. as the southernmost crossing in the zone, it was a key strategic point attested to by the complete build over the british gate, the spot and the diversity of materials. calvin bolton found there. hollins was a rope drawn ferry and an essential part of the line

u.s.a.! >> john: so the left is pummelling him saying the song is violent, shot in front of the courthouse scenenching in 1927, even though hannah montana and a tanya tucker movie were shot there and people of the left are asking -- what about the misogyny lyrics in rap music. >> what did they be so upset about music, and i've been a fan of hip-hop music for years, appreciate it for what it is and the art form but honest about the music, you see all the lyrics, a lot of them centered around violence, gang activity, obscenities and no one says a word about that, but yet they want to say jason aldean is making it a call to arm, making it a race war and it has nothing to do with that. listen to the lyrics and very closely, you can see nothing points to race or anything like it. this is just one more way for the left to push back against a conservative country singer rather than attacking a rapper or someone in the hip-hop industry. >> john: as the left pushes back, chinese movie audiences seem to be pushing back against hollywood. "barbenheimer" did 258 million over the weekend, and this movie goer

the pain of losing a child. i will continue to pray for your family in this time of mourning. mr. speaker, i'd like to take a moment to congratulate analise bell, on her recrept team u.s.a. placement at the world championships. she placed second among the female solo junior 1 division at the international dance organizations world acrobatic dance championships in mexico this past week. the organization is a nonprofit dance federation with only -- over 90 member nations representing dancers from all continents. you are such a talented young lady. thank you for representing the united states and iowa well. i'd like to wish a happy anniversary to my district staff, john and his wife, on their second wedding anniversary on july 31. happy anniversary, john and rachel. happy 40th wedding anniversary to my very good friend, curt and katry, on august 13. and 44th wedding anniversary to mary and kirk this august. and i would especially like to wish a very happy 40th anniversary on september 4 to my husband, kirk. happy birthday, honey. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. nickel, for five minut

. ♪[ music ] ♪ >>> the women's world cup is underway and a lot of eyes are on team u.s.a. 're currently on top of their group as they try to win their third straight title. devin fehely shows us how the women's national team has been inspiring local girls for decades. >> reporter: sophie houston and maddy keegan are serious about soccer. even when just practicing penalty kicks. >> i've been playing since i was a little girl. >> reporter: growing up around the game competing with her older sister, coached by her dad, and inspired by one of the game's greats. >> my biggest small model i went to school with her sons. some days i would see her and see it high. >> reporter: yes, that brandy chastain whose penalty kick goal of the world cup heard a huge noise. >> that is a nice ball. >> reporter: we first caught up with sophie and her teammates at a watch party. >> the intensity is better. eager to see them compete for a third consecutive cup. >> i hope to apply to college and then at some point maybe the national team. >> reporter: the popularity of soccer in the u.s. has ebbed

the clerk: h.r. 752, a bill to require select u.s.a. to coordinate with state level economic development organizations to increase foreign direct investment in semiconductor related manufacturing and production. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from indiana, mr. bucshon, and the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. bucshon: i ask unanimous consent that all splebs five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous materials in the record on the bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. bucshon: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bucshon: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of h.r. 752, securing semisucket -- semiconductor supply chains act of 2023, sponsored by ms. eshoo of california and mr. pence of indiana. i am pleased that we can look at ways to attract investment into our country as opposed to shift

both the teams won the opening matches and tomorrow, our united states women play against vietnam, so come join us. maybe you get a scarf, join us along with street soccer u.s.a., the san francisco parks alliance and our newest sports team, bay fc at the crossing, that's at east cup, downtown, the first cot, east and bail to watch our first match as the u.s. women take vietnam. and next wednesday, the bricks for you skaters. and then another match back at the crossing. these are free, this is become an amazing tradition in san francisco, we've been doing it since 2010. so come on up, thanks to the parks alliance and the benefit district for schedule of the watch parties, you can visit world cup sf, it's the most beautiful game in the entire planet, come enjoy it. as you can tell i'm a soccer fan. okay, later today we'll be celebrating along with the port of san francisco our joint management of more than 24 acres of new public parks in the mission bay neighborhood. come on out at 5 p.m. to the mission pavillion where we'll be joined with my colleague and director forbeses and the office of community investment and infrastructure. earlier this month at this co

the ball in! of course he did. >> taylor cutting it back, martinez lobs it to messi oh my word. he has done it again. >> and tonight team u.s.a the nenders in the women's world cup coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on fox. the match starts at 9:00. lots of news in the world of soccer. >> ainsley: he gave glory to god he kissed. >> steve: he may actually turn a lot of americans into soccer fans. finally. >> ainsley: glad he is here. thanks, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: coming up the out of the world discovery military locating an alleged spacecraft as congress begins ufo hearings we're going to talk within a expert, next. ♪ ♪ not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma specialist about a nunormal with nucala. i was told my small business wouldn't qualify for an erc tax r

. >> and the world cup is underway. a lot of eyes on team u.s.a. as they look to win their third straight title. >> devin fehely shows us how the women's national team has been inspiring local girls for decades. >> reporter: sophie houston and maddy keegan are serious. even when practicing penalty kicks. >> i've been playing understand i was a little girl. >> reporter: sophie grew up playing around the game and being unspired by one of the greatest gifts. >> and i actually went to school with her son. so sunday, i would see her, and i would say hi. and it was a big deal whenever i saw her. >> yes, that brandy chastain catapulted the u.s. to victory and a quarter century of dominance. >> that is a nice ball. >> reporter: we first caught up with sophie and her teammate at a par. >> reporter: the girls eager to see a new generation growing. imagine themselves and their shoes and cleats some day. >> i hope to apply to college and then at some point, maybe the national team. >> reporter: the popularity of soccer in the u.s. has flowed overtime. with the

. >> ainsley: same with the lady who is donor and buying artwork and she's appointed to prestigious commission. story in "u.s.a about how it is turning voters off he is not acknowledging his last grandchild. >> judge jeanine: it is a tragedy, disgraceful, the child is innocent , done nothing and they try to trash this child saying her mother was a stripper. no, her mother went to college and graduated and was a basketball player in college and worked for hunter biden. the sad parking lot, they accounted to that baby having the biden last name. they are so -- i don't know what another word is instead of evil, so harmful to this child, they say we have six grandchildren. joe says he is cognitively declined, maybe forgot one. six stockings on the fire place and one for the dog, they do not include the child. this child has not seen her father or grandchild, it is disgusting. >> ainsley: her grandfather is president of the united states. >> judge jeanine: and she knows that. >> ainsley: you have a special called "who is hunter biden," part four is available on fox nation, don't miss the weekend show "the five" doi

fans at the world cup. [ laughter ] there's -- there's no booze. but they still went wild when team u.s.alayer scored while getting kneed in the groin. [ light laughter ] yeah, he took one right in his cookies. [ laughter ] seriously, if there's -- if you eat this whole thing, you won't be hitting your weight loss goal [ cheers and applause there are 16 countries left, but there can only be 1 winner right now, every country is hoping "it's a me. [ laughter ] so, in conclusion, what a star, in qatar, "super mar," you took it too far this has been a "news smash. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much thank you. well, here's some big news today, president biden hosted french president emmanuel macron for the first white house state dinner in more than three years. yep, the french like to eat late, so biden was like, "got it 4:30 it is." [ laughter ] can we see biden and macron together oh, yeah yeah, they look like a father and son law firm [ laughter ] tonight, biden was -- it was the very first white house state dinner with emmanuel macron. now, state dinners are always

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u.s.a. military readiness means more than just stocking up on more and more weapons and gadgets. it means investing in the people of the military. but right now the extreme right wing is trying to bring forward a bill to spend more and more money on weapons that the pentagon hasn't even asked for. it happens nearly every year. the ndaa, our annual defense spending bill, provides funds that the department of defense is told to spend on obsolete weapons and programs. that's why i'm proposing an amendment to the ndaa alongside congressman castro for childcare for our military families. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. police kaptur: -- ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the patriotic life of matt heangencraft a pillar of defiance county, ohio. he served as chief of the south richland volunteer fire department, ass

up the night sky after families enjoyed the hollywood bowl orchestra performance of what they call "anthems of american youth." including beach boys "surfin' u.s.aand north of los angeles, a drone light show instead of fireworks to mitigate fire risks and air quality issues, and even farther west, the army's golden knights honored the nation's birthday in hawaii but wowing the crowd with a free-fall parachute demonstration. camera footage from a helmet after they jumped in the sky from a blackhawk helicopter. the sun has come out, a beautiful day. so many people are going to be out here celebrating the 4th. it's a wonderful way to honor our country and celebrate this nation's birthday. back to you. >> bryan: fireworks, drones, love, you had it all. christina coleman, happy 4th to you. gillian. >> gillian: something completely different, former state department spokesperson morgan ortagus here to break down israel's massive military operation inside the west bank. the idf claims to be cracking down on terrorists there. and the afghan crackdown on women. stick with us. finding military information, newspaper articles, how many people were living i

both countries held a moment of silence for the two people killed in a mass shooting that took place there in aukland, new zealand. tomorrow night team u.s.acoverage of the women's world cup streaming on peacock and on telemundo. >>> and this morning someone over there in los angeles is waking up a whole lot richer after winning a billion dollar powerball ticket. on west wall street. only one ticket matched all five numbers and the powerball. joing us now miguel almaguer. >> reporter: we don't know the winner but we know where it was won. after weeks of powerball pandemonium, the winner was drawn last night cementing someone's status. $1.08 billion or a lump sum payment of $558 million cash. it comes after the largest ever jackpot, a record-breaking $2.4 billion prize was claimed by a man in altadina, california, last summer. not far from los angeles. the fun doesn't stop there. nobody won the mega millions prize on tuesday. that jackpot now stands at an estimated $720 million for the next drawing which is tomorrow night keeping hopes and dreams alive for the rest of us. back to you. >> thank you very much. the owner is going to get $1 mil

the game 1-1. >> ball headed down tied and 1. she did it. >> carley: team u.s.a. uesday at 3:00 a.m. eastern time on fox. those are your headlines, guys. >> ainsley: so both move forward? >> they tied. >> carley: they get the same amount of points to move forward. i explained that poorly. >> steve: winner, just saying because that's how we do it. >> ainsley: strange, very strange. turning now to the border crisis. fox's bill melugin tweeting out this photo as smugglers get creative trying to evade border patrol. >> steve: that's a border patrol truck, right? no. it's a fake customs and border patrol protection truck created apparently as human smugglers tried to sneak 10 migrants across our southern border that looks like it's real. it was not. >> lawrence: that human smuggler was also dressed in a fake uniform. national border patrol council president brandon judd joins us now. brandon, i have been out there with you at the border. i have never seen anything like this. how often does this happen? >> so these tactics have been used multiple times. but this is about

the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. [music] so, can you tell us what it was like for you during your first encounter with the san francisco fire department? >> yep. it was super cool! i got to learn about the dry standing pipe correction. it is actually called, dry sand piper just stand pipe. tomato. you know. yea. >> so, what

the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. [music] so, can you tell us what it was like for you during your first encounter with the san francisco fire department? >> yep. it was super cool! i got to learn about the dry standing pipe correction. it is actually called, dry sand piper just stand pipe. tomato. you know. yea. >> so, what

the ball, in of course he did. >> taylor cutting it back. my word. he is has done it again and tonight team u.s.a. etherlands. those are your headlines. brian isn't here to talk about lionel messi. >> your thoughts? >> lawrence: the worst person to be filling in for brian. >> steve: on a soccer story. >> ainsley: so glad he is here. we have one of the best players if not the best player. >> steve: sometimes you bring somebody great in they are not great when they come. this guy is great. >> carley: is he great all around. >> steve: from the get go. >> ainsley: last night down on the west side sean hannity had a big town hall with presidential candidate r.f.k. jr. who is running against president biden and comparatively speaking is he running against incumbent doing well getting like 20% in the polls and people are wondering why we want to know more about him. sean sat down with him and asked him if he thought that joe biden was cognitively fit. was he there enough to serve another four years. listen to this. >> well, he has never been very good with words. [laughter] i'm not reluctant to say that f

the businesses here are almost all exclusively independent owned small businesses. it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.aas its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. [music] >> office of initiative start in the 2017 and started as a result of community advocacy. our transgender nonbinary community advocates were really letting our government know that we needed to be heard. we needed to be considered and policy and budget decision and so, then the mayor lee and

with the population of 1.4, san antonio is the seventh largest city and known as military town u.s.a. and has over 80,000 active duty members and joint base san antonio trains more soldiers than any other place in the country and home to the department of defense largest military hospital. we have to do this for the veterans and soldiers. along with the san antonio delegation, i ask that we pass this amendment. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. larsen: i want to yield one minute to the ripttive from the -- representative from the great state of illinois, mr. bost. mr. bost: i rise in strong opposition. i have serious concerns about the congestion and limited resources. an additional flights, seven slots for 14 flights stretches resources. d.c.a. the hundred way is the busiest runway. i understand the additional flights for d.c.a., but i am concerned the amount of space and time in the day is limited and i have serious concerns how it will negatively affect my constituents. there is no requirement that the secret