and this is the old communal bridge across the tom river, which is also under overhaul now.fter its throughput to the city there will be little, tomsk needs to build a new bridge. federal help. the construction of a new children's hospital is indispensable without the same support. those that exist now for a long time and are hopelessly outdated with us today. it so happened that they located children's hospitals in different parts cities and usually in adapted premises. this is very inconvenient, neither doctors nor parents. and as soon as we build this hospital, but today in the project it is supposed that there will be 555 beds for babies and 250 visits per day to the polyclinic , this will allow us to treat 114,000 children a year in this institution. you have sent a written request. good. see. let's. i will sign a paper for the government. yes, and you, please, work with her, there i will still prompt my colleagues so that they pay attention to this attention, however, children in tomsk and other cities of the region now lack not only hospitals, but also schools, now pr

and this is the old communal brain across the tom river, which is also being overhauled now.after its capacity to the city will be small, but tomsk needs it to build a new bridge. federal aid. the construction of a new children's hospital is indispensable without the same support. those that exist now for a long time and are hopelessly outdated with us today. it so happened that they are located in the children's hospital in equal parts of the city and, as a rule, in adapted premises. this is very inconvenient, neither doctors nor parents. and as soon as we build this hospital, but today in the project it is supposed to be 555 beds. for babies and 250 visits per day to the polyclinic , this will allow us in this institution to treat 114,000 children a year. you have sent a written request. good. see. let's. i will sign your paper for the government. yes, please, work with her, i’ll tell my colleagues there so that they pay attention to this , however, children in tomsk and other cities of the region now lack not only hospitals, but schools are now starting to actively prepare

now is ashley lamb, stepchildren are in the new jersey school system and she is a member of the toms river of education. actually , when you saw that ad, thanks for joining us . what what do you think, jason ? when i saw that ad, i was completely appalled. i saw on the board of education in the fourth largest district in the state and it's the largest suburban district we have sixteen thousand students. we have thirty two thousand thirty two thousand parents and honestly, when i hear the word extremist, i don't think of the parents that show up to my board meetings. i think of people like sean spiller, the president of the ncaa who gets paid half a million dollars on the backs of teachers that he fails to represent. at the end of the day, when you're calling people political and saying they're trying to score political points, you should really look in the mirror. benjie. twenty million dollars on governor murphy's election and reelection. sean spillar makes half a million dollars a year on the backs of teachers. none of this is okay. parents protecting our children is not political . it's

in 1983 fisherman released these eastern european fish into the river tom to day there at the top of the rivers food chain where he seduced this machine on the bus. this is the fascinating species because we know so little about them. there are many myths that people believe even that they eat dogs. they are many stories like this. yeah . yeah. could you still off? the biologist is interested in the behavior of the large fish that circled the reservoir basins on 5th on i to kentucky. but we work with fishermen to tag the fish and ha ha, they contacted us after observing very strange behavior in the fish here. the alvin dickens walked along. it caused it. you see, i'll meet the man my landscape of the city foster's new encounters between species . busy lip, your eas, latigion have never had to face predators from the water level gallant 8th. instead, they scan the sky for birds of prey. can you see the pigeons approached the water to bathe and drink? sometimes a bird misses the narrow strip of safe ground and touches down in open water. unless you're the catfish don't really see the pi

toms river. these guys are absolutely incredible.of 1989. not only is it a big deal for people but all of long island. they had a great shot that make the little league world series which of course is the goal. >> brian: it is great for the league. the coaches are volunteers. >> they don't even get paid. >> brian: they have an unbelievable baseball program. win the regionals, they go. we will send it will cain during the week. he can cover it live. >> dc know who they are playing at this point? >> setting up in connecticut. then it's true state championship. >> ainsley: brian was a soccer coach had volunteered in the little boys on the team would say, hey, coach, can you pick me up on the way? he had the whole car like clowns coming out of his car. >> well, they were clowns. but i will say, two of them now work for fox. anthony is working on isaf. he is an unbelievable player. they've got a player in our accounting department. >> anthony was one of your players. have so many questions. >> brian: that's how good he is. we do now that

massapequa faces a rematch today against tom rivers east for the decisive winner take all game.ve: country singer bridging the gap between the genre's old school roots and temporary era. >> ainsley: now his new album good day tore living ushers upbeat classic influence country making it his first full length project in four years. >> brian: next year get a teleprompter out here. three time grammy award nominee joe nichols. good to see you. [cheers] >> thank you, guys. >> brian: we just thank you at the end. the rest sun scripted. so what is it like to be here in new york? >> it's great, man. it's great to see the city again. i haven't been here in a few years. good to see the fans that came out today and i feel good. still the same old noises. >> ainsley: i listened to all these interviews this morning of you. i was prepping for the show. and you are so humble. i mean, you have been nominated for four grammies or more than that now? >> it's four. stuck on four for a while. >> ainsley: you deserve it you were so humble. you said if i won what would i do? i might trip when i go up

>> the team will play in the metro regional championship against fairfield or tom river east.weather that you are currently experiencing out here? >> it is hot and sticky. >> it is really hot and sticky. that has been the weather story. let's dive in to see how hot, temperature is 83 degrees new york city and the entire eastern half of the country dealing with real heat. there is a cold front to sweep across the country. ladies, it will cool us off may be tomorrow afternoon so that is good news for you. i don't think you will see rain until tomorrow. here on the east coast anyways. those are the weather headlines. we will toss it back to steve so say back to you, steve. >> back to you, steve. excellent, back to you, steve indeed. >> steve: the future is now and in indiana company unveiling first of its kind smart mailbox making deliveries by drone that are fast, safe, and elation. how soon until it is available to you coming up. but i think this is something that will appeal to that man who is always hungry and that is bill hemmer. >> good to see you about hey, what do we know

last week massapequa played incredible game tom rivers east.ons to them. >> brian: right. got to win tonight. >> carley: against hawaii. >> brian: home and away game. >> carley: who are you pulling for. >> brian: went to hawaii twice as opposed to massapequa. ains they get a trip to hawaii. are. >> brian: first win in williamsport. >> steve: here is your brownie in a little skillet. >> ainsley: a thin mint brownie. >> brian: counsels made dessert. are. >> carley: something lining you see in a cookbook? >> ainsley: hand is scorched. during the summers on fridays we have the all-american summer concert series. we have got the food and the hot brownie. >> ainsley: and we have the music, jimmy allen. >> steve: coming up for all-american summer concert series talk to him in 15 minutes, check back in with the mechanic will he mores out on the square making very hot brownies and other stuff for us. >> that's exactly right. so several surprises there. hoping this morning. brian we heard you earlier this week that you love pumpkin spice flavored coffee.

this year they win the state and they go ahead and sweep the tournament, beat tom's river again and laste this pitcher, joey lionetti toss a no hitter to do it. i think we have the sounds of the fine pitch. >> joey lionetti throws a no hitter and coast little league is on its way to williams port. pete: that's really cool. brian: pretty amazing. will: no hit tore advance to the little league world series. brian: the town of alec baldwin, the town of jerry seinfeld, and the balldinger family and also born on the fourth of july, ryan from massapequa. in the town, they had a huge screen and a viewing party outside last night. they just appreciate 12-year-old kids that gave up their summer and now will be on espn for about a week. all undersized. they just play great defense and just really good players. will: really great pitching. pete: amazing. you forgot to list brian kilmeade from massapequa on the list. brian: i'm currently here so i'll give myself that credit. i was getting text messages so hopefully that do your show tomorrow or be with us on monday. rachel: president biden by the wa

in places with a new campus , it will grow on the left bank of the river, the city will need a new bridge across the tom president to help finance another acute issue of building a multifunctional children's hospital for 555 places, where they can provide high-tech assistance . well , i'm sorry. yes, it's a shame, that is, it's hard for me to look the kids in the eye. this is a hospital. i really need vladimirovich, it will be located in

it will grow on the left bank of the city river a new bridge across the tom will also be needed vladimirur asks the president to help with financing another acute issue of building a multifunctional children's hospital with 555 beds, where they can provide high-tech assistance. . this is a hospital. very need vladimirovich she will be located. in the northern town, where we have the trinity oncosurgical center today. we have a regional hospital there, i’ll tell my colleagues well that they drew attention to this, the reconstruction of the largest infectious diseases hospital and the timiryazevskaya hospital is planned, which helps doctors in the fight against covid and the spread of hiv infection in the spotlight and preparing for school almost 14,000 new students will sit at their desks on september 1 in the tomsk region. we have a large load of 41% more precisely, in the city of children who study on the second shift and , uh, somewhere around 35 in the region. and in order to enter the first shift, we need to build 16 schools in the near future and a shift. yes to go for one shift in

with an energy crisis that could get worse beginning today with part of the rhine river becoming impassable for cargo. tom: i don't need a tour guide here. i'm scheduled to take the tour in 2025 to go castle watching. we can't get coal so net gas goes up, right? kailey: exactly and that's the problem europe is facing. it's an energy driven inflationary shock, one that the ecb is poised to do little about on the supply side. they are still trying to hike rates into an economy weakening due to the same energy crisis and the high cost of living. tom: lisa says get to the data check. futures up 13. dow futures up 99. vix, 20.19 shows a resiliency of equities. we have less curve inversion now. a negative 34 basis points is important. i don't know who is doing the real yield. .38% on a friday. we need to be brief. here is lisa abramowicz. lisa: i will be doing "real yield." and we have real yields across the board. the first time going back to before the pandemic, a fascinating turn of events given the rally we have seen. 10:00 a.m., this is what we are looking for. if we framed the day definitely, university o

tom or did not kill. he could pull this pond into a river. well, well, well done.r's license has arrived. how without it? dear refrigerator door at home will clap. excuse me pavel konstantinovich why are you violating? are we going to accompany each taxi driver, or what? i can take. i accepted. get in your car, follow me. yes, i need to go to timofeevka, but the car stopped, timofeevka is not far from here. open the hood, please, i'll take a look. i'm romanov but if you studied doing it, then you know that i'm a rescuer, so i came to save you anna mikhailovna, i didn't find it, but, probably, something with electronics can't cope on its own. i now. one second. well, try it again. let's hello hello. listen, you have a tow truck available now. fine. wait. i'll call the house right now, coordinates, olga is the number tow truck. i think that in 30 minutes, if anna mikhailovna doesn't mind. the tow truck will pass by, i will turn it on. thanks wait. those, let me help, thank you against america wow, of course they are bred. here is a duck goose capercaillie this season

the longest period since records began, asia's biggest river, the yangtze is shrinking. patrick falk reports from tom ching, one of the worst affected regions in china. ah, it's fain for being one of china's furnace cities with the longest summer's and hottest temperatures. but in the last couple of months, the heat in the southwestern city of chunking has been oppressive, even by its own standards. mercury levels have frequently topped 40 degrees celsius and had an old time record high of 45 degrees. earlier this week, paula: yeah, it's what is hell, i'm melting. many tourists come to chanting to marvel at its sides. jarling river might be what's most i catching now. it's a major tributary that meets the yancey further south. and it's dried up so much people can walk half way across it. again, i'm definitely worried it could effect residence and place that need to use the water focuses of one, the dry spell could last well into september. authorities have begun discharging water from the 3 gorges dam to replenish the yanks in its offshoots. but normal flows could still be months away. here in the ci

wade, you have to look at this 19th congressional district in new york which pat ryan -- tom: above the hudson rivert ryan was able to pick up. this is a swing district. they voted for the former president trump in 2016 and voted for biden, bush, and obama. what happened with pat ryan is he focused squarely on abortion rights and roe v. wade and what you have from this challenger is talking about overarching issues with the nation over wide of inflation and crime. it shows this swing as well as what happened in kansas a few weeks back, it is very much so a live debate that democrats will really campaign on. tom: we've been watching wild kingdom getting jon ferro ready for the grizz in wyoming. what's your take on the tuesday primaries? we didn't have cheney. annmarie: one would be the pat ryan abortion is resonating swing voters. that is important for democrats to take away and republicans do know this is something they need to work on in terms of massaging their message with voters in swing districts. it is all eyes on florida. obviously, the big ticket will be the governor's race but desantis has

river will likely be severely damaged for years to come. now, climate change is also becoming a real challenge for the logistics industry. tom looked, i know, is senior director of supply chain solutions at the business planning company anna plan. i asked them just how supply chains have been impacted by drought and lower water levels. yeah, let me give you specific example. i watched a report on the g, bella on the drug itself, in fact, and there was an interview with the ship's captain. so the supply chain execution is everything that you do from procurement, logistics, manufacturing, distribution of fulfillment of your products. the ship's captain in particular, was moving cold down the right river. so he's right in the middle of what's required to meet your customer service goals. and so this captain is now traveling down the rhine at a much slower pace, and he must carry smaller loads, so sitting higher in water, of which there's much less water. so for the ship's captain, he can carry last and move slower for the supply chain leaders who manage that supply chain. what that means is that they have smaller lot sizes. thi

tom: we go to bama, we go to little -- little river canyon, we see the fall foliage of alabama. om: after we watch uba. jonathan: they do not play good football, tom. tom: they are. jonathan: they are good for what? tom: family network, jon. i do not know what he is talking about. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ritika: u.s. and taiwan following through on a promise to deepen ties to fight opposition from china. the countries will start formal talks on a trade and economic initiative this fall. there trade will be more said -- symbolic than substantive. in the u.k., the summer of discontent is about to get worse. britain's face some of the most widespread disruption yet due to strikes on rail burgers -- rail workers and bus stops. that will be a eight day straw -- strike by. workers. more legal problems for the long time cfo of the trump administration -- trump organization, expected to plead guilty to tax fraud. bloomberg has learned he will not implicate the former president, but will be required to testify against the company. trouble department store chains blasted outlook for t

to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com tomrmer president trump legal team only has less than 20 minutes to respond to a d.o.j. filing against his request for an independent special master for the mar-a-lago raid that is ahead of tomorrow's court hearing on the motion. the d.o.j. filing claims the fed has evidence of classified files will likely concealed in removed from a storage room. new photos reveal those documents. is this a serious as it looks or more the same, joining me now former cia officer and portman square group chairman and ceo mike baker. i'm so glad to avail myself of the knowledge of the confidential stuff. >> the good worse of the word avail. millions of viewers are pressed with your word knowledge it is good to see you, it's been ages. >> use all the photos, classified documents all over the place is a classified and then something else like cis. i don't know what that means maybe you do. >> what they've done obviously they have laid out to some degree some of the documentation that they're talking about, bu

in places with a new campus, it will grow on the left bank of the river, the city will need a new bridge across the tomident to help finance another acute issue of building a multifunctional children's hospital for 555 places, where they can provide high-tech assistance . well , i'm sorry, i'm ashamed, yes, that is, it's difficult for my kids look into the eyes. vladimirovich needs this hospital very much; it will be located in the northern town, where we have the trinity oncosurgical center today. we have a regional hospital there. okay. uh, i’ll tell my colleagues to pay attention to this, and the reconstruction of the largest infectious diseases hospital and timiryazevskaya is planned, which helps doctors in the fight against the type and spread of hiv infection in the center of attention and the preparation of almost 14,000 new students for school. all here at the desks on september 1 in the tomsk region. we have a large load of 41% the city of children who study in the second shift and , uh, is about 35 in the region, and in order to enter the first shift, we need to build 16 schools in the near f

tom on that. do. that's where our heavy as falls of rain will be on monday. we've seen some pretty intense rain shift from the yellow river valley in china, down to the gang. see. but look what this is done. it's dropped off those temperatures for western and eastern sides of the yang see. so chunk ching $37.00 degrees, just lots and while your temperature is about $45.00, now off to japan, themes are starting to dry off the top to bottom across the country. but rain never really too far away from tokyo and we got this storm here. we'll continue to keep tabs on it, but it's still early days. so it's hard to say exactly where it's going to go. but check back with us, and we'll have an update for you. meantime looking good and beijing with a hive. 27 on monday. kath airway official airline of the journey. a place social life to lecture artists and activists. where ideas sparked and history is made to use higher up to have a 0 world tells the story of for iconic cafes. and they're wrong in our society as products of great debate at the secrets of the ira cafe. on our jazz eda o the book about guilty on the reminder of all to

river. >> reporter: in 2016, zak reached out to tom for help applying for a special immigrant visa, a programware of zak's case. >> give me your assurance this will be a high priority to protect the men and women and families whose lives are at risk because they were willing to stand up on our side. >> yes, absolutely. >> you must think at that point he's coming home. >> there was a lot of hope. >> but? >> it was a false one. every time we thought this is it, this general has come in, this admiral is supporting him. these people were sincere and earnest in what they were trying to do. it wasn't that any one individual was dishonest or didn't try their best. it's just the system in and of itself. >> it added up to a betrayal, though, right? >> he did his part. >> and we didn't do ours? >> do you have your visa? >> no. >> reporter: the urgency of zak's situation increased with the president's announcement last summer. >> military mission in afghanistan will conclude on august 31st. >> that's when i started this guerrilla marketing campaign. if you can help him get back to america, please reach

tom mccrae. this is the news, our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, ages longest river is running dry up to china's most intense heat wave and 60 years puts farm lands and factories at risk. i'm donor kane, on the rhine river, finding out why months of little rainfall is having a catastrophic effect, both on the river and the people who use it. fire at a weapons depot in russia, near the ukrainian border, and a number of explosions reported near major airbase and crimea. another show of strength for friday prayers by mach tata al sata supporters in iraq is a political deadlock continues. and in sport, india's footballers are dealing with a fall out from fif has moved to ban the country. the suspension has players worried about the future of the game with india also losing its right to stage international competition. ah, well it's just after 10 g m t and we start with the global crisis of severe weather . many countries in the northern hemisphere now in the grip of intense summer heat wives, with some of the world's biggest and mightiest, revisit drying up in parts of europe, from france to italy and germany rivers. a sl

tom. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. yes, that nuclear plant is just down the river from here on the other side in territory controlled by russians. president zelenskyy saying his officials will do everything they can to help that team of u.n. nuclear inspectors. much though depends on the russian military. what access it gives the inspectors if they reach the plant and whether there's a lull in the fighting so they're able to do their vital work. meanwhile, the ukrainians are ramping up their offensive to the southwest of here towards kherson. the uk's ministry of defense claiming the ukrainians have pushed the front line back some distance in places. video circulating online showing smoke rising over that area as the ukrainians strike russian targets. last night we met families who had just fled the fighting. they told us the explosions were getting louder and more frequent. they feared for their lives and the lives of their children and they had to get out. cecelia? >> okay, tom, thank you so much for the reporting. michael? >>> cecilia, thank you. now to the army grounding its entire fleet of h-47 chinook helicopters

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. still to come here at new time, first of its kind crews headed to northern california. how will take you along the riveras stops and sacramento napa and stocked. now that sounds interesting and delightful on a weekend like what we have in the forecast for you tune in. we still have that forecast coming up right after this brief time out, right here on so your rope. for the first time we're seeing and hearing a dramatic rescue during flash flooding and las vegas rushing water going as fast as 30 miles an hour sweeps a woman some two miles down river last week. somehow she was able to hang on to a pillar long enough for first responders to throw her a rope. it was on her, and she tried to bite it with her teeth because their arms are stuff. somehow she grabbed the rope didn't think should have enough energy to and held on and let go of the pillar. first responders lost sight of her when she went underneath the surface of the water and disappeared. fortunately they saw her again. she was still holding that rope . they were able to pull her to safety moved out of kentucky, where search and rescue teams cont

tom on. now do, that's where our heavy as falls of rain will be on monday. we've seen some pretty intense rain shift from the yellow river valley in china down to the gang. see, but look what this is done. it's dropped off those temperatures for western and eastern sides of the yang see. so chunk ching $37.00 degrees, just the lots and while your temperature is about $45.00, now off to japan, things are starting to dry off top to bottom across the country. but rain never really too far away from tokyo and we got this storm here. we'll continue to keep tabs on it, but it's still early days. so it's hard to say exactly where it's going to go. but check back with us and we'll have an update for you. meantime looking good and beijing with a hive. 27 on monday. so i had here and i was 0. i'm nadine baba in blackpool in northern england where the cost of living crisis is already hitting hard and where people are now facing a huge rise in energy prices. from sculptures to paintings and everything in between. indian easiest pandemic hits all. satan comes back to life and we got school coming up to the world's best cliff. dive is

rivers, and supply shock as well it's the energy costs. i think europe is facing a couple of shocks in addition to the interest rate differential. tomler on foreign exchange. the euro moving out to 103. we spoke to stephen englander, who reaffirmed parity to .98. a interesting inflation report, it has moved markets. we see that this morning, s&p futures advanced to the 20 level, the dow putting it up 172 points. fix below 20. we digress, and do what is unusual. the stereotype in conceit is american investors, american tourists aborting europe this year. andrea bonhomie is the founder of investment industrial, he is someone who believes in investing in america. he has done this in any number of forums. what i would say is, he has done this beautifully. he has invested in ducati, matthew miller is an acquaintance with that. what is great about ducati, andrea, is it is right next to one of the best italian restaurants in new york. i love how you put that together. great italian restaurant next to the khadi. trust me, it works out. i have done it too many times. i want you to tell us what the transactions you did today, and they are sma

advised three more migrants from the rio grande river, this is a stark reminder how dangerous illegal worry crossing really is purdue not risk your life. tomsten to this. >> since joe biden became president over 1200 migrants have died on u.s. soil, that is unheard of in the history of this nation. 100,000 americans his policies are not humane or inhumane they are killing people. when president trump had illegal immigration on 80% when it was at a low how many americans were dying of fentanyl how many migrants were dying, how many millions were the cartel not making how many suspected cartel were not make it across the border what is done is treasonous and everyday i wake up i'm upset. rachel: you see how upset he is that's because tom homan has been on the scene opening up where he found migrants who were cooked alive, he is angry about it because it's been traumatized, he told me that and that is what our law enforcement has to do with all the time. >> the reason images on the bus are important it's the ones we can actually see. thousands and thousands of the dead of night and trust them united states buyer federal government. have you e