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she first mewith patrons at a local cafÉ and thea group of teachers supporting her candidacy.this is just under 15 minutes. [cheers] v.p. harris: i might be voting for you one day. thank u's so very much. [indiscernible] i lovehis. look at that cake! i want a slice of that caramel cake. chocolate and caramel? >> hello, how are you? v.p. harris: i was in the army. >> bless you. thank you. for the giving of yourself. [indiscernible] >> she also called me this morning. [laughter] >> people really like the gumbo. >> at night it transforms. people have a reservation. v.p. harris: and you have regulars that come all the time? and you kn who your regulars are and when you -- and you know when they are having a good day or a challenging day. and you know what they like to order. v.p. harris: i'm rolling out a tax credit for small businesses. we think about strengthening the economy as a whole not to mention investing in the ambition -- [indiscernible] it is about business and about community. my mother taught me how to make gumbo. she was a matriarch for the community. she helped hold

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voters, regardless of democrats or republicans need to know that truth, because that is what thea electionut.or it's not about democrats or republicans but having a president who stands for freedom, he' freedom, he's, prosperity, witch es donald trump. as opposed to kamala harris who attacks our freedoms and sensors us and cen uses political retaliation and push us to themi brink of war and who has created this hardship for americans across the country and that is the choice we have before us here and for me as a service member and federal income it is a clear choice. i i love our country and i cherh peace and freedom and i'm supporting donald trump the selection to be our e again.r-in-chief onc >> judge jeanine: cnn tried to attack trump for attending the wreath ceremony. >> is he politicizing the soldier's death and should he bh a arlington cemetery if he's going to make politics out ofde this? >> i just look at president biden under his leadership, who actually ended and made the tough decision to end our nation's longest war. that was the right decision by vepresident biden. >> judge j

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will be faced by those attack till they stop targeting yemen and they should stop as well supporting theas state of israel we have noticed that since yemani have launched and start their... back against israel and forming a blocade, we've seen that united states could not held their battleship, especially the aircraft carrier in the region as well, they have actually as they say sent the aircraft carrier called roosevelt, but it's still in some area far away in the indian ocean, they mean they are not daring actually to come uh close to yemen, and i believe that the yemani army who actually started to use anti-ship ballistic miss "they are one of the first army uh to to start using mass attack, using drones especially when they did that against saudi arabia or against target in the red sea, i think that we have actually could reach an end of an era for the the aircraft carria, because now it's clearly that with simple weapons that you can stop uh united state and the most powerful" aircraft carrier as they say in the world, because especially yemeny have narrow sea like in the red sea and

and it was an international celebration for track star thea lafond. your sister just won a gold medal. her brother, along with the entire navy football team, cheering the moment they found out she took home gold in the triple jump. meanwhile, the final day for swimming, ending with not one but two new world records for team usa bobby finke grabbing gold in the 1500 meter freestyle, beating the record set in 2012, then the women's four by 100 medley team, breaking another world record. it comes as the triathlon faces more troubles. the belgian triathlon team dropping out of today's mixed relay, saying one of its athletes is infected with e coli after swimming in the sun last week. the race went on after water quality issues forced delays. other swimmers mentioned the dirty water after the race and a swiss swimmer also got sick. but acknowledging they can't say for sure that the river is to blame. well, training in the sun was canceled yesterday due to water quality concerns, but officials say water levels improved in time for today's events. and simone

you mentioned the top line numbers are pretty big amount but how much will thea average medicare beneficiary save and what factors are going to impact the i amount? >> that's a good question. but we have yet to find out is how this is going to trickle down because the prices that were announced on thursday in the discounts were related to the list price of the drugs but the list price of the drug is not what someone pays that the rumsey county but you are paying $1500 for a three-month supply. i'm just pulling pulling that member out affair. on top of the list price you have negotiations and discounts that happen behind the scenes and this is proprietaryry information and not something that's open to the public. on top of the list price discounts the administration announced they are going to be more negotiations with these middlemen and that will happen behind the scenes for medicare prescription drug plans and that will own the faith affect what beneficiaries pay for their drugs. >> when could we see those new prices? >> january 1, 2026 so we still have a ways to go for them to be of limit

this is thea russell, who says the claims against russia all based us. we've seen similar claims over many months of it, particularly during the period of nice protests against these really actions in gaza. and you have been in the west bank coming from the right wing, torrie ministers. so the brother men and a, uh, uh, pretty patel from these many, essentially from the pretty security services and certain sections of establishment . who aiming to that the world pains to face, achieve, reviewing, changing in the various countries including russia, china and the wrong. and these, these planes are often, totally baseless. will be back at the top of the next hour, moonies. infuse, now the oil change, the national, another trumps to watch. and for can catastrophe. a history of colonialism the the, the template of false 1899. but then carry all the, i'll skip then valley this entire area is a native spice take on some of these get cheese sand to find out that as, as codes from these to really study. when you chance to review these 2 corporate peggy and slowly

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thea;r sever those relationships? they voted to sever _ sever those relationships?ationships? iia: voted to sever a particular form sever those relationships? "iia: voted to sever a particular form of that relationship, and i certainly think that the war in ukraine, russia is full scale invasion had certainly brought home to people in the uk the importance of cooperating in the most important issues with the uk is partners in europe. and that�*s why. .. the uk is partners in europe. and that�*s why... but don�*t forget the uk is partners in europe. and that�*s why. .. but don�*t forget that the uk and germany have been here before, this is the third attempt at a security agreement in the last ten years so they will really have to find the substance. so the proof of the pudding will be on eating, and it will be up to the people of the uk tojudge weather it will be up to the people of the uk to judge weather that will serve their interests or not. but experts see great potential for cooperation between the two countries. i5 see great potential for cooperation between

and it was an international celebration for track star thea lafond. >> your sister just won a gold medal yeah. >> her brother, along with the entire navy football team, cheering the moment they found out she took home gold in the triple jump. meanwhile, the final day for swimming, ending with not one but two new world records for team usa bobby finke grabbing gold in the 1500 meter freestyle, beating the record set in 2012, then the women's four by 100 medley team, breaking another world record. it comes as the triathlon faces more troubles. the belgian triathlon team dropping out of today's mixed relay, saying one of its athletes is infected with e coli after swimming in the sun last week. the race went on after water quality issues forced delays. other swimmers mentioned the dirty water after the race, and a swiss swimmer also got sick. but acknowledging they can't say for sure that the river is to blame, training in the sun was canceled yesterday due to water quality concerns, but officials say water levels have now improved. also today, two more events for simone biles, the balance b

thea; ultimate aim, the rationale from al shabaab's point of view?— shabaab's point of view?'s point of view? they are trying to seize power— shabaab's point of view? they are trying to seize power and - shabaab's point of view? they are trying to seize power and they - shabaab's point of view? they are l trying to seize power and they have in the past controlled the whole of mogadishu, and they want to rule the country by their own interpretation of islam. but what has been happening over the last 17 years, really, is it different forms of international troops coming in, african union troops have been there for many years now, they are supposed to be drawing down those numbers, going down from 10,000 completely leaving the country at some point. but at the moment it clear that the somali security forces are not able to secure the whole country, so they need a lot of international support. at that is very expensive, having thousands of troops in their propping up the somali government and trying to train the government forces to get better. al shabaab has shown, with these at

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thea;r are going to develop more and more effective treatments.— effective treatments.tments. they have to be affordable as _ effective treatments. they have to be affordable as well. _ effective treatments. they have to be affordable as well. you - effective treatments. they have to j be affordable as well. you touched on the problem of diagnosis. if you have drugs that are only useful in the early stages, you need to know in the early stages that someone has got it, so how do we improve diagnosis rates?— diagnosis rates? that is the challenge — diagnosis rates? that is the challenge with _ diagnosis rates? that is the challenge with treatments i diagnosis rates? that is the i challenge with treatments like diagnosis rates? that is the - challenge with treatments like this. that is really reflected in the decision be have seen from nice because it demonstrates how much investment we need in the diagnostic tools and technologies we have in the uk to diagnose early and accurately. we also need the workforce as well. it is difficult to see how much investment we need, but

thea;r is actually safer to do and get to where they need to get.o get. they are bringing in _ where they need to get. they are bringing in the — where they need to get. they are bringing in the remote-operated| bringing in the remote—operated equipment as well. we have heard from some of the divers that the wreck is quite intact, that is having that difficulty that none of the windows have been broken and they have got to try and get access into there. how difficult does that add to this operation? the into there. how difficult does that add to this operation?— add to this operation? the whole thinu is a add to this operation? the whole thing is a really _ add to this operation? the whole thing is a really difficult - add to this operation? the whole thing is a really difficult and - thing is a really difficult and dangerous operation. i mean, obviously the safety of the divers investigating the wreck is paramount. they have got to be able to get back out from where they go into. things will move around inside the wreck as they're moving around. it

thea;r happen? are they likely to abide by that request? they are likel to abide by that request?that request? they are likely to abide by that _ likely to abide by that request, because this is one of the institutions that is firmly controlled by the political movement maduro belongs to, but the key to note here is that this is not the proper institution to certify the election. there is a national electoral council, which is the proper money to certify an election. also controlled by maduro. even some of these leftist alleys who made a trip to caracas this past week have said they do not recognise the ability of the supreme court to certify the election. it's not their proper role. irate certify the election. it's not their proper role.— certify the election. it's not their proper role. we have now seen that _ their proper role. we have now seen that social _ their proper role. we have now seen that social media - seen that social media platforms, such as x, have now been shut down, people cannot access those. what's the likely consequence of that for people in venezuela?— conse

thea;r it is actually safer to do, and get to where they need to get.inging in the _ to where they need to get. they are bringing in the remote _ to where they need to get. they are bringing in the remote operated - bringing in the remote operated equipment as well. we have heard from some of the divers who have gone down, who say the wreck is quite intact, which is also having that difficulty that none of the windows have been broken and they have got to try to get access into there. how difficult does that add to this operation? the there. how difficult does that add to this operation?— there. how difficult does that add to this operation? the whole thing is a really difficult _ to this operation? the whole thing is a really difficult and _ to this operation? the whole thing is a really difficult and dangerous i is a really difficult and dangerous operation. 0bviously, is a really difficult and dangerous operation. obviously, the safety of the divers investigating the wreck is paramount. things will move around in the deck, it will be dark where there

the rothstein gets a cut, thea police get back cut, anything like that.ing married to fannie brice, okay, fannie brice had been married earlier to ar guy named nikki arnstein, if you remember the movie. but the left out of the movie largely was nikki was a confederate and a great admirer of arnold rothstein. he was a con man in his own right. as a talked about jewelry robberies, there were also a lot of government bond robberies back then. the bonds were not come were bearer bonds so youou could just cash them in. so ifhi you got a shipment of oz wall street to the bank or something, they would be hit and then robbed. arnstein was involved in this. when on the lamp at one point and then got sick of being on the lamp, turned himself in and arnold rothstein gate in some advice. why don't you instead of just turning herself in in some boring way they would have a police parade down fifth avenue every year. why don't you get in a car and ride down in the police parade past the commissioner of police? he did. the police were not amused. he did go to leavenwort

thea;r probably going to turn on the star power for the olympics?- power for the olympics? power for the olympics? they are indeed. it will be so _ power for the olympics? they are indeed. it will be so exciting, - power for the olympics? they are indeed. it will be so exciting, i i indeed. it will be so exciting, i wonder if you and i will go to la, we will have to have a chat with the bbc bosses. and a reminder you can follow all of the action on the final day of the paris olympics and the closing ceremony later online. the bbc sport website and app has a live page running, along with today's schedule and full medal table. china is one gold medal ahead of the us in team gp in sixth place, a couple of gold medals behind france. that could change over the next few hours. , . .,, , that could change over the next few hours. , . .,,, . ,, that could change over the next few hours. , . , . ,, i. hours. fingers crossed, thank you. we will be — hours. fingers crossed, thank you. we will be back _ hours. fingers crossed, thank you. we will be back with _ hours. fingers crossed, t

, what extent has she got to convince thea ? . the party? the parties convince.ed up _ the party? the parties convince. the party are locked up for _ the party? the parties convince. the party are locked up for harris - the party? the parties convince. the party are locked up for harris and i party are locked up for harris and walz. there is no fight for who should be the next candidate. the democrats, hardcore democrat voters, are locked up. there's a whole crop, millions of new americans who have just turned voting age, young americans, who are up for grabs, and that might make a huge difference in this election. there are also people who sat out the last couple of elections. those who feel outside of the magan movement, they are looking for somebody to commence in one way or another. that is the play which made her pick ten walz, to bring those never trumped republicans overture her side. home those never trumped republicans overture her side. how prominent will be tim _ overture her side. how prominent will be tim walz? _ overture her side. how prominent will

and then this picture you see on thea , 35 pound bunny, that's it's alexander, it's famous., but they visited 49. and anytime we have animals come to 49 or to the department is a great dayz#. and so these masks, though, will also provide life saving device canine. and i believe we have some small ones too. that can be used on cats. so thank you to the spca. community paramedics from assistant deputy chief of community paramedicine s a few r the month of july. chief mason of ourdgdministration was invited to speak to over 800 individuals at a webinar hosted by the national association of mobilent providers. this webinar was focusing on funding and sustainability for nih and community paramedicine programs. he things that we're seeing as a challenge is because of the cls that we are going to be going to and that increasing number of calls we dmm■sed for not transporting to somebody to the hospital. and so b■éng create a process and a system that through medicare and medi-cal nce companies would be a significant boost to suppores programs. and so chief mason has been very front

thea;c go for another incursion? they certainly achieve _ go for another incursion? certainly achieve the initial- certainly achieve the initial success— certainly achieve the initial success of surprise, and of changing the narrative around the wall, and forcing _ the narrative around the wall, and forcing the — the narrative around the wall, and forcing the russians onto the back foot _ forcing the russians onto the back foot. ukraine has been on the defensive _ foot. ukraine has been on the defensive for the best part of the last yeah — defensive for the best part of the last year. russia has been edging forward _ last year. russia has been edging forward very slowly but steadily in the east _ forward very slowly but steadily in the east and the south, especially in the _ the east and the south, especially in the east — the east and the south, especially in the east of ukraine, so ukraine, by doing— in the east of ukraine, so ukraine, by doing this, by putting this very dramatic— by doing this, by putting this very dramatic surprise, has been able to change _ dram

thea;r that people will be charged with over the next few days.w days. they are putting people through - over the next few days. they are putting people through the - over the next few days. they are | putting people through the courts pretty quickly. also remanding them in custody in quite a lot of cases rather than giving them bail. to think that is an additional deterrent to people? think that is an additional deterrent to --eole? , , ., deterrent to people? yes, they want to be confident _ deterrent to people? yes, they want to be confident and _ deterrent to people? yes, they want to be confident and have _ deterrent to people? yes, they want to be confident and have a _ deterrent to people? yes, they want to be confident and have a reason i to be confident and have a reason for people believe that keeping people in custody so you have failed in custody, normally people would get bail, but there is a concern these people may go back and cause problems or may be agitated online, evenif problems or may be agitated online, even if not physically

organization of women or national women's law center or billie jean king, not only are they silent, they are theandermine everything they once fought for. >> todd: and after their careers have ended. mark zuckerberg says biden-harris white house cen censored. lawrence jones is here. >> lawrence: we have a big show coming up top of the hour, covering the mark zuckerberg big mission and tech tuesday, we'll ask kurt about it. and not getting answers from fbi and secret service on trump's assassination attempt over a month and a half later. congresswoman laura lee says what she saw in butler, pennsylvania raised more questions and harris-walz campaign has a plan to win georgia as two set out across the swing state. we'll ask kellyanne conway what she thinks and where each campaign needs to buckle down. plus u.s. preparing if are a possible iranian strike on israel amid the anniversary of the botched withdrawal from afghanistan. mike pompeo on the legacy of the biden-harris white house. we have a busy tuesday morning coming up on "fox and friends," don't miss a minute of it.l see you in a bit. called

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thank you for doing this and thank you for joining us on thea sunday night. >> it is a privilege and an honor. thank you all for having an interest what they do and how they do it. >> trey: and thank you for spending part of your sunday u with us. i hopee a you have a great weea ahead. until next week you can find us at @treygowdyamerica.com ors the trey gowdy podcast. >> a fox news alert. the chair of the u.s. joint chief of staffs is now in israel after escalation between idf and hezbollah puts entire middle east on edge. trey yingst is live on the ground. >> tensions build in the middle east, our commander-in-chief joe biden is taking his second consecutive vacation this week. donald trump and kamala harris are hitting the battalion on the heels of trump's endorsement from r.f.k. jr., the latest from the campaign trail. >> griff: did you see this? >> he gets it down. [cheering] >> going to win the little league world series championship. >> griff: the bunt heard around the world. florida clinching their first little league world title and we have the highlights. you are watching "

able td abandon all of their kamalan principles, which they hated her three months ago but one of thea reasons to benefit to liking her no one saw them hating her three months away. they can get away with a flip-flop in a unique way. i like colbert because he getsn guys like me ratings. the big fancy restaurant that leaves you hungry and i like the mcdonald's that you stop at on the way home. on behalf of fox news saturday nighdayt and researching demo my thanked colbert who continues to fail, dasty audiences by rest masquerading as comedians. >> laura: just be a comedianmedi and you can poke fun at everyonv and it's actually funnier that way. jimmy, thank you for joining us as always, great to see you. that is it for us tonight. remember it is >> todd: a fox news alert. tropical storm ernesto expected to turn into a hurricane this morning. we are tracking it for you. >> carley: migrant crime highlighting kamala harris role in the migrant crisis and president trump warns a vote for harris is a vote for four years of chaos. >> todd: and accused of editing news headlines in google search

thea;r taking this in their stride. they are professionals. _ taking this in their stride.ls. when you taking this in their stride. tia: are professionals. when you sign taking this in their stride. ti21. are professionals. when you sign up to be an astronaut, you sign up to go into space and instead of three daysin go into space and instead of three days in space, they are getting eight months. obviously it's messed up eight months. obviously it's messed up a lot of plans for nasa and boeing and may they had personal plans they would do but on the other hand, getting a few extra months in spaceis hand, getting a few extra months in space is gravy for any astronaut. that's what you go into it for, i suppose, is a bit of a bonus for many of them. fin suppose, is a bit of a bonus for many of them-— suppose, is a bit of a bonus for many of them. on the other hand, their 'ob many of them. on the other hand, theirjob was _ many of them. on the other hand, theirjob was as _ many of them. on the other hand, theirjob was as test _ many of them. on the other hand, theirjob was as tes

thea;r game today, chelsea, not always that easy to beat, are they?— easy to beat, are they?obably a _ easy to beat, are they? they are not. it's probably a decent - easy to beat, are they? they are not. it's probably a decent time | easy to beat, are they? they are | not. it's probably a decent time to play them, they have got 3000 superstars as well and nobody has got any idea of how they are going to line up. it's unfortunate that one of our star players is not available and i don't think many of the england contingent will feature. it was a great game last year, 4—1; at stamford bridge so we will see what they bring. even if we lose today i am not going to be disheartened because it is a long season, all city fans and premier league fans will tell you. figs season, all city fans and premier league fans will tell you.- league fans will tell you. as all football fans _ league fans will tell you. as all football fans know, _ league fans will tell you. as all football fans know, a _ league fans will tell you. as all football fans know, a very - league fans will tell you. as al

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they never followed up because any such information would not fit in with theas narrative.t was being told. it was being shown to the american public. it isea taken 15 years but the truth is finally coming out in the memo are recovered or publicly available. you know when you talk about the scientific method and political science they talk about the ability to duplicate the experiment, the whole point, here's what i did if you do the same thing you should get the same results what distinguishes my work from everyone else on watergate. i c constantly strike memos they exist in the available out thew, public at the national archives. let's dig deeper, gets pretty complex. but i suggest there are three undeniable truths about watergate. it was a cover-up and president nixon really did resign and everything else is up for grabs, everything else you have been told is subject to question and light of what i've uncovered, let's talk about the break-in, five burglars were caught red-handed on june 17, 1972 in the watergate office of the democratic national committee. that was a tho

thea;e have to come from government. they are all meeting _ have to come from government.ng again _ have to come from government. they are all meeting again in a month to discuss progress. the energy minister said the government was committed to putting in place winter support. now they've got to hash out the details, but the heat is on. the government has already decided to restrict winter fuel payments worth up restrict winter fuel payments worth up to £300 for pensioners unless they're on pension credit or other means tested benefit, saying difficult decisions have to be made. emma, thank you. cleveland police have arrested an 11—year—old boy, during raids in connection with the recent riots in middlesborough. in all, ia people have been detained today on suspicion of violent disorder, including a woman and her son. daniel sandford is here. 11 is probably one of the youngest ages so far. 11 is probably one of the youngest ages so far-— ages so far. yes, clive. although the number _ ages so far. yes, clive. although the number of _ ages so far. yes, clive. although the n

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able td abandon all of their kamalan principles, which they hated her three months ago but one of thea saw them hating her three months away. they can get away with a flip-flop in a unique way. i like colbert because he getsn guys like me ratings. the big fancy restaurant that leaves you hungry and i like the mcdonald's that you stop at on the way home. on behalf of fox news saturday nighdayt and researching demo my thanked colbert who continues to fail, dasty audiences by rest masquerading as comedians. >> laura: just be a comedianmedi and you can poke fun at everyonv and it's actually funnier that way. jimmy, thank you for joining us as always, great to see you. that is it for us tonight. remember it is >> todd: a fox news alert. tropical storm

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inviting the kids' friends over, challenging them to talk about and think about how they want to make theated to justice. i have been talking to someone close to doug emhoff who tells me he's excited. he wants to deliver and he's happy this momentum behind their campaign reflects the fact that he believes people are finally really getting to know her as a warm, empathetic, tough leader. >> norah: adriana diaz, thank you. want to bring in actually ftn, communications director from vice president harris. actually, -- ashley, you've seen them work together. >> she said they absolutely look yummy together. i wanted to raise something on barack obama's speech, how he speaks to black voters. kamala harris is trailing in the polls among young black men voters. barack obama has an opportunity tonight to really convey to them and speak to them their cocernss about her history as a prosecutor. i'm going to be watching for that. >> norah: this is now cole emhoff, part of the harris family. let's listen in. >> cole emhoff: the second gentleman of the united states, doug emhoff. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> doug emhoff:

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