crafted, signed backin which lord trimble crafted, signed back in 1998. which lord trimble crafted,s morning — for the first time since russia began blockading ukrainian ports five months ago. it's part of a deal agreed between the two sides, which its hoped will ease the global food crisis and lower the price of grain. 0ur correspondentjames waterhouse has this report. the ship which could save millions from hunger. after days of noise, movement. the razoni — the first grain vessel to leave ukraine since february 24th, making its way out to lebanon, via istanbul, as will all the ships in this agreement. and the hope is that it will be the first of many, in a route which will allow vessels in and out of what is still an active war zone. ukraine was seen as the world's breadbasket before this war. 5 million tonnes of farm produce left its ports every month. the closure of the black sea has forced it to use other routes, reducing exports by more than two thirds. some of the world's poorest countries, with many in africa, are ukraine's biggest grain customers. it's a crisis which affec

lord trimble's work as a peacemaker means prime ministers and presidents have come here to lord trimble'sans who delivered the good friday peace agreement which brought massive change to northern ireland after three decades of conflict. he was the key leader of the unionist side, leading his party, the ulster unionist, into a power—sharing devolved government with irish nationalists. he faced fierce opposition from within unionism, some said he was making too many concessions to the ira and its political wing sinn fein, but in recent days, many have reflected were it not for his tenacity, vision, strategic brain, the piece may not have taken root and more people would have died in political violence here. —— peach macro. monitors include some of lord trimble's political adversaries, including former sinn fein leader gerry adams, the current leader of the democratic unionist party jeffrey donaldson, borisjohnson is here along with his irish counterpart the taoiseach micheal martin and the president of ireland, michael d higgins. as this very public life is remembered, it is a day of great

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grady trimble in des moines following that. notice the way we started the show with the sound bite from mitch mcconnell. that was yesterday. because everyone has been pouncing on those remarks since we thought it wise to replay them for you and add them to the significance some of these polls that showing there's a lot going on for the republicans in november. what mitch mcconnell seems to be telegraphing or warning is fellow republicans is not to get ahead of the proverbial skis here. a lot of people have talked about that since. things are changing. why are they changing? and is it something that could change even the predicted outcome of races that are still several months away. let's go to jessica taylor, the editor for the cook police call report. we've got the independent women's forum and last but not least, our democratic strategist. jessica, i start with you. what do you see in a lot of the data coming in that is changing and why it is changing? >> what we're seeing is that these republican candidates, their approval r

lord trimble died a week ago.day as disruption to air travel continues. the airline said the move was in response to the cap on daily passenger numbers that the uk's largest airport has imposed over the summer. beyonce has agreed to re—record one of the songs on her latest album to remove a word that can been used to demean people with disabilities. the term appears twice in the song, heated, which was released on friday as part of her album, renaissance. some fans had defended beyonce, pointing out that the term she used can have a different meaning in the us. our music correspondent mark savage said it was hard to know what had gone wrong to allow the offensive lyric to be recorded. they have teams of lawyers who listen to songs to see whether they sound like previous songs. there is another track on her album that gives a credit to the right said brad song, i'm too sexy, because she sings a line that sounds vaguely similar to that. i think in beyonce's case, her albums are usually shrouded in secrecy, their eff

david trimble had a key role in the good friday agreement, which earned him the nobel peace prize.far. the host nation also topped the podium in men's and women's gymnastics. meanwhile, it's been a historic day for the island of guernsey. our sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor has a round up of some of the day's action. birmingham basking in perfect sunshine. perfect if you fancy a splash, smash or a snooze. hot outside but who would keep their cool in the venue. the men's pommel horse final would be a two hose race. local lad, joe fraser was first up, roared on by the home crowd and he didn't disappoint. that is some routine. joe fraser, the favourite has just performed an almost flawless routine. rhys mcclenaghan is up next and can he deliver northern ireland's first gold medal of these games? at this level, any slight slip—up could see a medal slip away. and this time round rhys mcclenaghan would have to settle for the silver. england enjoyed something of a gold rush at arena birmingham, jake jarman picked up his third of the game is winning the men's flow finder. courtney tul

lord trimble died a week ago.il and britain wore the technology to test techniques, before operating on the three—year—olds. the final procedure was carried out in rio dejaneiro. it took more than 27 hours to complete and almost 100 medical staff were involved. the twins are recovering in hospital and will be supported with six months of rehabilitation. beyonce has agreed to re—record one of the songs on her latest album to remove a word that can been used to demean people with disabilities. the term appears twice in the song, heated, which was released on friday as part of her album, renaissance. some fans had defended beyonce, pointing out that the term she used can have a different meaning in the us. still, beyonce has made the call. that's bbc news. see our website, bbc.com/news, for more. ayman al—zawahiri has been killed. hello, then. of course, july 2022 will be remembered for the first time the uk saw temperatures widely in excess of a0 celsius. however, it's also been a very dry month — and in southern en

political leaders willjoin the family and friends of david trimble at his funeral service today.archie battersbee — just hours before doctors are due to withdraw his life support. the 12—year—old was found unconscious at his home in southend nearly four months ago. doctors were planning to disconnect his ventilator at two o�*clock this afternoon — afterjudges upheld their decision. now, a united nations committee is asking the royal london hospital to keep treating archie while it examines the case. his mother, hollie dance, spoke to the bbc outside the hospital about why she thinks the system should change. i definitely think laws need to be changed. i don�*t think any parent should have to go through this. the whole question on whose right it is to make these decisions with regards to your child, it needs looking at again, and the government and this hospital and these judges over in this country did not give birth to archie. i gave birth to archie. archie is my child, archie is paul�*s child. it shouldn�*t be anybody else�*s decision but ours. the chief medical officer for bar

grady trimble joining us from the campus of northwestern university in evanston, illinois., grady. grady: hey, lauren. college athletes is big business and now it's one that student athletes themselves can make money off with name, image and likeness. it's creating a whole new industry of companies that represent these athletes and one is athlete granding and marketing and a lot of clients that are corn husker players and helped student athletes bring in more than $2 million through more than 700 deals. one of their clients is named dacoldis crawford. he's a wide receiver for nebraska and as appropriately teamed up with a local air conditioning company. >> i'm so glad we called sos. our a/c is the coldest. >> i'm always dacoldist. this is dacoldi st crawford from louisiana and if your a/c isn't the coldest, you call sos. grady: a look at student athletes and teams making the most off name, image and likeness deals. an unknown football recruit could make up to $8 million by the time he graduates. the university of miami football team as a whole got a booster to give more tha

david trimble played a key role in securing the good friday agreement in 1998 — which earned him theeen fitted with a new instrument, able to capture light from a thousand 5tar5 every hour, revealing their age and origin5. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh reports. they shine in the night sky, but how did they get there? the answer is contained in the light the stars actually give off. gavin dalton has spent more than a decade developing an instrument to study the light from 5 million 5tar5 — to reveal the secrets of how our galaxy was created — and now, it's ready to go. it's a fantastic achievement from a lot of people to make this happen, and it's great to see it working. so the next step is the new adventure, it's brilliant. we'll learn about this really detailed structu re, we'll learn about the dynamics and how the stars are moving around, and we'll learn about the evolutionary historie5. our galaxy was once a small collection of stars. it grew from the merger of other galaxie5, over billions of years. each collision leading to the creation of brand—new 5tar5, until it be

>> bret: grady trimble live in wisconsin. grady, thanks.outhern border have arrived in new york city. it is the third such convoy since last friday. part of efforts by republican leaders in texas and arizona to emphasize the consequences of president biden's border policies. new york's mayor is threatening to take supporters who texas and campaign against governor greg abbott. ♪ >> bret: breaking tonight, an iranian operative is being charged in a are not murder former trump administration national security adviser john bolton. there's also confirmation tonight about another former trump adviser on that hit list. senior national correspondent rich edson has details. >> shah run a poursafi a member of iran's revolutionary guard corps tried hiring an assassin to kill former national security adviser john bolton, that's according to the department of justice. officials charged poursafi with murder for hire. >> this is not an idle threat. >> poursafi offered individuals in the united states $300,000 to kill bought ton. a source close to former

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grady trimble live in iowa. thanks. let's bring in joe concha, media and politics columnist for the hill and a fox news contributor and mercedes schlapp, former director of strategic communications under president trump. mercedes, to you first. i want to read this official. this is from "the hill. "the fbi raid has complicated the political picture. not only for former president trump, desantis is seen as the most formidable challenger. that being so, he has to walk a particularly fine line preserving his own political identity while not stoking gratuitous resentment among the maga base." the bottom line here, if trump doesn't run, desantis is the lead guy. for now, he really does need i think to condemn this raid on mar-a-largo. is that fair? >> yeah, every republican should condemn the raid at mar-a-largo. it was an abuse of power, it was weaponizing a political institution. so you have seen republicans including not only ron desantis, but mike pompeo, another presidential candidates coming out and condemning this. ni

grady trimble in des moines, grady, thanks. wyoming congresswoman liz cheney says she still hopes former vice president mike pence will testify before the house committee investigation the january 6th capitol riot. cheney's membership on that panel along with her vote to impeach then president trump contributed to a big primary loss in wyoming earlier this week. cheney says she has no regrets and now laser-focused on keeping former president trump from returning to the white house. we are getting new action from a judge's decision to release some of the information used to obtain that subpoena for the fbi raid of the trump campaign in florida. >> the justice department is now tanked with editing the materials for public couples. correspondent mark meredith is in palm beach again tonight. >> six days. that's how long federal prosecutors have to determine which information in a criminal affidavit should be redacted and what can be released without compromising the government's investigation of former president trump. >> well, the

construction is going on de la cruz and trimble. the off-ramp by the airport with 101, 87 in the area, all that crew they should have been clearing as we saw that slower drive. there you go, that's going to be there likely off and on overnight for the rest of the week. note for some slowing and possibly that trimble off-ramp from south 101 might be blocked because they're paving and working on the roadway. improvements but you got to slow for the zone. back to you. >> as always, worse before it's better. >>> seeking new alternatives, next on "today in the bay," apple scouting a possible change of venue for the production of its latest iphone. we'll tell you why china may not be a reliable source for the silicon valley giant. >>> and a whistle-blower's warning about twitter. we'll tell you all about it and the futures. remember yesterday we got just a drupbing on the market. >>> a 100-year legacy, the tribute this flight crew made to celebrate an historic figure when we come back. >>> good tuesday morning to you. it is 6:13, as we ta

elizabeth: grady trimble great reporting thanks so much.ng us top senator floor the republican party, ron johnson from wisconsin. senator, as you a pleasure to have you on. we'll show again, rather we'll show the viewer how trump candidates won in states like arizona in the primaries last night. your reaction to what's happening? >> well, as it relates to what chuck schumer and joe manchin are trying to shove through the senate now, it's not good. we are in a recession, because we're not growing our economy, and our economy ought to just be taking off. you have so much pent-up demand from the covid recession. you have trillions of dollars sloshing around, one of the reasons we have inflation. we should not be in recession. the reason we're in recession because of bad policy, they will be layering bad policy upon bad policy. the last time you want to raise taxes is during a recession. that is exactly what they are going to do. >> senator, moody's analytics, the president quotes mark zandi a lot, a economist there, moody's analytics is saying

let's go live to grady trimble in iowa with what the future of farming looks like.s, grady? it sounds pretty ominous. >> reporter: yeah, that's problem, or lauren, because right now it's tough times for farmers. but the farm progress show where we are is all of high-tech solutions for the future. what you're looking at behind us here is a combine and a grain cart, and you might not be able to tell from distance can, but this is self-driving technology. it drives itself. so this is type of technology you see here looking to the future, but at the same time, brent johnson, who's an iowa farmer and also with the iowa farm bureau, will tell us it's tough time for farmers right now between fertilizer, fuel prices expect drought that you're experiencing here and farmers all across the u.s. especially to the west of here are experiencing. >> yeah, no question about it. weather's always a concern, that that's perpetual with. butting you know, the fertilizer prices, fuel prices, chemical prices, we've seen unprecedented rise in those input costs for farmers across the entire

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jackie: grady trimble in wisconsin for us. thank you. jason, great to have you.rtain extent, and we've seen them, you know, help certain candidates prevail. having said that, i kind of look at this and say it's unfortunate there's incite between trump and pence and everybody should get on the same page for the sake of moving ahead and try to take the house and senate come midterms. >> this is the trouble when a state has a primary that's so late in the season. you know, many states they start back in march and april and gives time to mend fences and a rally behind the idea that the true person you're trying to defeat is the democrat. when these things come so late in the system, it doesn't necessarily allow for that because early voting happens so quickly after the turn of this. nevertheless i, you know, it's all about who does show up, no notoriously small numbers of people can show up. who knows. jackie: yeah, if it's not wisconsin across the country and four states wisconsin, st. and connecticut connecticut. are people fed up with the extra spending passing th

fox news, grady trimble has more now from elvis's home graceland. loyal elvis fans flocked to his graceland mansion monday night to mark 45 years since his passing people love him. he's never been forgotten. the king died august 16th 1977, but the legendary entertainer left a legacy that still earns more and more fans and more and more money as each year passes decades after his death, the spot light still shines on the king of rock and roll. the recently released baz lurman blockbuster about elvis's life is one of the highest grossing biopics of all time. taking in more than $260 million worldwide , the movie introducing a whole new generation to elvis's music , then now they're diving into his music. half a million fans who can't help falling in love with the king make the trip to his memphis estate graceland each year, visitors getting an up close look at elvis's life touring 1.5 million personal artifacts inside the second most visited home in the united states. like you're being welcomed in by the king, and it's an experience that you just can'

jackie: grady trimble asked joe manchin a very poignant question. he was asking about the corporate minimum tax and he is talking about growth and earnings. we were just having that conversation with respect to the markets. wall street analysts and the experts out there are expecting companies will start to see this impact the bottom line. this would only make it worse. >> yeah. there is no doubt about it. if you look closely, they do carveouts for special interests and punish businesses for buying equipment and technology here in america. jackie: yeah. meantime joe rogan saying that the biden administration is basically gaslighting people by changing the definition of recession. this has been a conversation for sometime. it seems like the administration knew what was coming in the second gdp report. it just tried to redefine everything. here is joe rogan's take. >> that is gaslighting. people think it is trivial because they are talking about this economic downturn but it's not trivial because we've always used that term, recession. they're literal

already grady trimble in des moines for us. make your head spins like these rides looking ahead to 2024 already. some of the voters i've spoken to i think it's too early to talk about it but some key players in the republican party have dropped hints this week visiting key states. we will start here at the iowa state fair, former vice president mike pence came by. he's officially on the stump for senator chuck grassley who is up for reelection in november. in an exclusive interview i asked pence what his thought process is as he looks ahead to 2024. he told me he's only paying attention to the midterms. >> all of my focus right now is on making sure that we elect a republican majority in the house. we retire nancy pelosi, we elect a republican majority in the senate and that we elect -- re-elect strong conservative governors around the country. we will focus on winning back america two years from now. reporter: subtle hint, i guess. florida governor ron desantis was in pennsylvania and ohio yesterday and he was in those states

grady trimble is on capitol hill with the latest. hi, grady.tion, that's according to the committee for a responsible federal budget. if borrowers don't have to pay student loans or get some of their debt forgiven, that they will have more money in their pocket to pump into the economy with supply already tight, thus driving up inflation. president biden is expected to make that decision on student loan debt forgiveness, perhaps up to $10,000 by the end of this month. that is when the current payment pause that has been in place for about two years ends. biden has extended that multiple times and even extending the pause again could increase inflation according to the committee for a responsible federal budget. they add that with the inflation rate already at a four decade high, fiscal policies should be helping the fed to bring inflation down, not working against the fed's efforts. i caught up with senator elizabeth warren this morning on capitol hill to get her thoughts on inflation and student loan debt forgiveness, something she is in feign

conditions over the past few days trying to prepare you for all of the heat we've been seen in john trimble has been doing a great job of stay on top of all of that, john. it was a hot one for me last night. will it be a hot one for us tonight? >> glad to say not as hot as we make our way through the rest of the forecast. so we saw another hot day yesterday. obviously tuesday was the very and today as we begin to round out the week, we're going to be seeing temperatures that or at least not as hot. i don't want to say cool just yet, but we're getting in the right direction. your view outside looking very foggy down in the bay itself, your east bay hill. sure to look good. but that fog is super condensed soup or compressed at the surface. and that does mean where you're running into it. we do have some very low visibility pocket. so i do want you to take it a little bit slower as you're entering outside this morning. allow yourselves a few extra minutes to get into the office to get into work wherever that's out. a couple of misty spots near the coast to so watch for some wet conditions near

grady trimble with us.ration used to say they were not in control of gas prices? reporter: they did, stuart. the biden administration didn't take responsibility as gas prices were on the way up. you'll remember they largely blamed vladimir putin and they still do but they are taking credit as gas prices go down. >> we've been bringing down the price of gas. its fallen every single day this summer. if you can't remember the last time its happened, that's because its never happened before. >> this president has moved in dramatic ways to increase supply by releasing a million barrels per day from our strategic petroleum reserve as well as calling on our domestic producers as well as international producers. reporter: but, the experts we've spoken to, say that release from the strategic petroleum reserve has had a small impact on the price at the pump. some say it might have lowered prices 10, 15, maybe $0.20 a gallon while depleting the spr to its lowest level since the 80s. one of the biggest factors in the l

and doesn't grady trimble know it. he's there. grady. >> reporter: hey, neil.the iowa state fair without those questionable food items that your doctor night scold you for or without carnival rides and possible presidential candidates. so coming up, we're looking at who might be hinting at a run for president in 2024. by visiting the fair. we're live here next. the first . three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. i'm jonathan lawson onehere to tell you abouter. life insurance. through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life insurance on a fixed budge

dagen: hang so much, grady trimble -- thank you so much.ve all of his music, and isn't it cool this is his biggest year ever. amazing. of. dagen: it is amazing. mark, real quick? >> elvis is still alive. he's on an island with tupac and notorious b.i. gi., they're all hanging out together. dagen: i love that. and i know that stuart varney went to university at the same time as mick jagger, but that's my stuart or varney if knowledge for you. stuart: that just popped out of nowhere. i shared a tutor with mick jagger at the london school of economics back in the 1960s. dagen: 'cuz you're cool. a. [laughter] stuart: i was cool then, not now. [laughter] walmart employs more people than any other american company. it is the biggest bricks and mortar retailer, and it just reported its biggest profit ever. its sales total $152 billion in just a three month period. as you can see, the stock is up bigtime. here's another, home depot. profits up, same-store sales u

grady trimble, following c3 solutions. there's a hiring here and doesn't seem to get some stability at the pump and that could be short lived if grady is right. we'll get walloped when it comes to the other gas, natural gas and some of the utility bills that could rocket as a result. what do you see happening? >> yeah, the solution for high prices is high prices and that's caused some demand destruction, you've seen people traveling less over the past few months, but we're heading into a holiday weekend where 137 million americans are going to travel. that's about the same as it was last year when gas prices were 75-cents lower than they are today. then we have, you know, your electricity bills are increasing, you have some supply constraints for natural gas for oil. this is all going to result in potentially not only more pain at the pump but also more pain for natural gas prices for home heating oil as we head into the winter months, we're shutting off our air conditioning and turning on our heat, and that'll only put mo

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jackie: grady trimble, thank you you are the hardest working guy i saw you last night and said gradyis uniting republicans are doing like never before congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is live on capitol hill with the details. >> they are absolutely right republicans on the hill are uniting over their outrage because of the raid they are calling on everything from resignation to briefing, intelligence briefing and defunded the fbi and now they are calling on the former president to push up at 2024 announcement. last evening jim banks led a dozen lawmakers from the republican study committee to bedminster last evening to meet with the former president, he said everyone in the room encouraged the president to run again and run soon, as he puts it the sooner that trump gets out on the campaign trail, the better the chance the gop has to take back the house and it's only then that they can investigate properly. >> i really believe if he gets out and hits the campaign trail he's going to fire up republicans yet nontraditional republicans to come out to the polls in november to fig

grady trimble in des moines, iowa. we are focused on the midterms. be thinking about 2024, but the schedules of several prominent republicans this week look like they might be eyeing a run into thousand 24. former vice president mike pence will be at the iowa state fair today, officially he is here stumping for senator chuck grassley who is expected to win reelection in november and if so he will be 89 years old but the visit from the former vice president is also fueling speculation that he might be looking to 2024 and a possible presidential run. adding to that big you they should he was in new hampshire earlier in the week. pence's schedule isn't the only one that resembled a presidential election cycle schedule. florida governor ron desantis is in battlegrounds pennsylvania and ohio today and stopped in new mexico and arizona last week. senator tom cotton visited new hampshire tuesday. senator ted cruz was in iowa campaigning for grassley a couple days ago and finally outgoing maryland governor larry hogan came here to the fair a week ago. all th

grady trimble, hey, grady. shortage hardly seems to be apart of the conversation at all. congress hasn't done much to address the problem since passing a law aimed at easing the formula shortage, but that was in may and the most recent data shows formula is still extremely hard to come by. more than 20% of all types of formula are out of stock. almost one-third of powdered formula is out of stock. anecdotally parents we've spoken to say those numbers don't tell the whole story that they're coming across empty shelves on a regular basis. last week, republican congresswoman elise stefanik, a new mom herself, tried to require state programs for low income moms to contract with two formula makers instead of just one. house democrats shot down that proposal and no other substantial legislation is on the table. as far as president biden's operation fly formula goes, so far, its brought in 61 million bottles on 53 flights from other countries, but the parents we've talked to tell us they are still struggling. >> it hu

don't know why but grady trimble was lucky enough to be there. he joins us with all the highlights and some of which broke folks to tears. grady. grady: hey, liz, they built it and we came and now they're breaking it all down and good thing the game was last night with a beautiful sunset over the iowa corn fields because it's kind of nasty out here today. what a magical event it was yesterday once again. we were wondering how they were going to start the game with no kevin costner this year. instead the opening featured ken griffy jr. and ken griffy sr. when recreating the scene where kevin costner played catch with his dad. it was a moment for fans in the stadium and those watching on television. it gives you the chills. then a special moment, fans did a special take when the late great harry carrie led fans in the seventh inning stretch to take me out to the ball game in the form of a hologram and another special moment with a tribute to ray liotta playing shoeless joe jackson in the movie. there was a big concert after the game last night too

grady trimble has more. how are the candidates spending election day?the vote first thing this morning because they know this race is going to come down to the wire. tim michaels is a construction company executive and never held a possession in elected office before. he's former president trump's topic. trump attacked his opponent at a rally friday night calling her a political insider. that opponent is rebecca clayfish. she served with governor scott walker, both me and former vice president mike pence have endorsed her. clayfish says her career in politics and her resume are the reason she's the right choice. but michaels says voters are ready for an outsider. >> people understand that we need to have less professional politicians, less career politicians in government. >> i'm proud of what i have accomplished in office. and i do have experience. it makes me the only one that can do this outwithout training wheels. >> i asked tim michaels about the fbi raid on former president trump's home yesterday. he called it scary and concerning. when i talk to

grady trimble is in the milwaukee suburbs tonight, good evening, brady. >> good evening, bret.ote this morning. they cast their own ballot as soon as polls opened this governor's primary features another set of dueling endorsements by former president donald trump pence's pick is rebecca kleefisch. she served as lieutenant governor of wisconsin with governor scott walker. primary day is typically a quiet one for campaigns but today both candidates are answering new questions about trump. >> do you have a response to the raid of the former president's home yesterday? >> yeah. it's scary to wake up this morning and see that the government has raided the house of the former president. if they can do it to the former president, they can do it to anybody. and that is very concerning. that's why people are concerned about the direction that america is going. >> in a tweet, kleefisch says the actions from the fbi are shocking and unprecedented. the american people deserve full transparency she says we have seen too many political mode vacated attacks in the past. i continue to keep pr

grady trimble has more. >> all eyes are on senator kirsten sinema. we have not heard from her yet. chuck schumer is reportedly eyeing this weekend for a vote on the bill. he and senator joe manchin have met with cinema trying to win her support. but so have business groups in her state fighting against the deal. the arizona chamber of commerce and industry and the national association of manufacturers launched an ad blitz saying the bill is bad for arizona. they argue the 15% minimum corporate tax would slow hiring and business growth. they also say the drug price control provision would stifle innovation in the pharmaceutical church. senator manchin says republicans should be on board with this bill but they're bashing the bill. >> martha: everything in there that they like. in a normal situation, this is a wonderful bipartisan bill. i hopeful that they look at it. >> i think the 30% approval rating on the economy is still too high. >> we just got new estimates from the congressional budget office. they found the bill would reduce the deficit the ne

grady trimble is live in diresville where he gets a front row seat for tonight's game. i can't wait to see this. grady: liz, that's r last year they let me on the field for the game and i hope this is an exclusive event and it was quite a spectacle to watch on tv, 6 million people did it as you said and more exclusive in person, and that's why i saw tickets on stub hub yesterday going for more than $5,000. so fans coming through here will walk right through this area through the corn, reds and cubbies as you mentioned, and i want to give you the layoff the land so you -- lay of the land so you can tell where we are. the original field of dreams movie site isen o the other side of the corn there. you might be able to see the top of the white farmhouse where kevin costner saturday on the porch and decided he was going to turn his corn field into a baseball field and fans will keep going this way and that's when they'll eventually hit the stadium for the big game. last year it was magical experience to see kevin walk out with the white sox and the yankees in the old-time u

grady trimble has the story live at an auto body shop in chicago with more. is going on? reporter: liz, the catalytic converter thefts are so common in chicago, city officials, chicago police have a new crafty proposal to prevent it. this is a catholic it converter here. they hold them community events pate them colors like yellow or hot pink. if you see one of those catalytic converters you know it is stolen. i'm at joe's expert auto. this is joe. you are seeing this left and right, every day a new customer comes in. >> it is epidemic, we'll finish three, five come in. you finish five, six come in. it is epdemmic. reporter: we're standing under a jeep liberty. it has two catalytic converters. it was stolen. it makes it a good target. common vehicles are targeted. >> most common vehicles prius, honda element, subaru forrester. reporter: lower emissions. sell rhodium, palladium. liz, you have use stolen, wait time for replacement parts can take three to six months to deliver a new catalytic converter. elizabeth: unbelievable story. grady, thank you. welcome to

grady trimble is alive in des moines with more from the interview. great you been there for several days what is the most fun you have had at the fair? >> we've been talking to too many politicians to go on the rides just yet. we have had some of the good fair food items they have from corndogs, to bert and sandwiches pretty might hit up the final cake or elephant ears stand next. but, this is a popular place for politicians to come as well, william. former vice president mike pence is certainly fueling speculation he could be eyeing the white house in 2024 with his visit here to the fair yesterday. and a couple days before that he was in new hampshire. he told me he is only focused on the midterms right now though. winning back the house and the senate's. officially he was here in iowa for senator chuck grassley he was for reelection in november. his visit came one day after senate minority leader mitch mcconnell indicated republicans might have a difficult time winning back the senate because of the equality in his words, of some of the candidates.

grady trimble life in des moines with more from the interview.is up with the iowa state fair? >> will john, it might be dizzying like the rights and for some voters to be thinking about 2024 already will we still have the midterms in november. but some prominent republican stopping here and other key states might be dropping some hints about their plans to run for president. we will start right here at the iowa state fair. former vice president mike pence stop by officially on these top for senator chuck grassley he was up for reelection. and that exclusive interview i asked depends whether he worried about the quality of candidates running for senate with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said could make it difficult to win back the senate. he also asked pence's plans for 2024. >> i think we win back the congress, we win back the state capitals, they will focus on winning back america two years now. the american people long for a return to the policies they sell the trump pence administration advance. we are a stronger more secure america.

rest of the bay a standard build for the east bay and the south bay, mild slowing at trimble.k to you. >>> >>> 6:39. a debate over covid safe dining spaces and parking spaces. up next, the latest decision on whether it may stay or go. >>> in washington, president biden is expected today to announce limited student loan forgiveness. we'll take a look at that and look at the big board as well. we've had several days of losses, this one looks a bit mild but we're still in the red. >>> boy, it has been hot outside in the south bay, but inside it is very cool. we are at tech cu arena, the new home of the san jose barracuda. we'll talk about the development we'll talk about the development and what it means for t entirehe what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state rev

grady trimble is in des moines tonight where he spoke with former vice president mike pence.ates are pouring in to key states on a rainy evening here at the iowa state fa

grady trimble live from fenton, missouri. home of the largest u.s. manufacturer of pepper spray.ey, liz. yeah, sabre has about 70% of the u.s. market of pepper spray. david nance is the ceo. you provide to police departments across the country, nypd, chicago police but you're also a big seller to consumers. you're in dick's sporting goods, all sorts of stores but in the past couple years in particular you've seen sales just soar. >> significant increase. 30% year-over-year the last two years. reporter: why do you think that is? >> people feel uncertainty. they want certainty. they want reliability, want products used by police to protect themselves and their families to have peace of mind running commuting, going to work, to do the things they have to live. reporter: people are not comfortable with a gun. gun sales are up too by the way. this is alternative to protect yourself without using lethal force. >> pepper spray allows you to protect yourself from safe distance. why go hands on with a person more skilled than you? reporter: this is basically larger form of pepper spray. >

fox business correspondent grady trimble is in dyersville, iowa right now between the cornstalks. heaven but the weather is heavenly for a ballgame right now. this is an exclusive event. only about 8,000 fans will be at the game tonight. let me show you what it is like to be one of them. so we're walking through the corns of the stadium right now. on the other side of these stalks is the original movie site. you might be able to see the top of the farmhouse where kevin costner's character sat on the porch and decided to turn his cornfield into a ball field. and then if we keep going around the corner, you will see the stadium where the game will be played where all these fans are going. some of them getting emotional as they come in tonight. it's not cheap to be here. went on stub hub yesterday, the least expensive tickets i could find $700. the most expensive more than $5,000. new this year, there will be a concert after the game. country music super star walker hayes is performing. i had a chance to catch up with him after, of course, he played catch on the other side of these s

grady trimble is live in dyersville, iowa. grady, what do we have in store tonight, my friend?bs going through batting practice right now. i want to show you the lay of the land. very similar to last year with the cornfield as far as the eye can see. we got 17 home runs last year, including a walk off, hoping for some more action today. in the distance there, the farm field, the farmhouse, the site of the original movie. and this is about not just baseball but the movie is about that father/son bond. and that's what all the fans and all the players have told us that makes this game so special. so we're hoping for quite a show tonight in dyersville, iowa, among the corn. >> harold: grady, thanks my friend. enjoy. it's going to be a great night of baseball. >> judge jeanine: all right. greg? >> greg: never really liked that movie. [laughter] tonight, bret baier, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf, tyrus. 11:00. it will be brutal. do that topic all the way through. i'm lying. look at this. ♪ robots are great ♪ robots are great >> greg: this is pretty creepy. they use them in volleyball. ta

the following morning, they will be closing highway 101 at trimble. a big interchange project you're probably aware of north of sjc opposite direction the next few nights. there areal aboff and on reroute the detour marked with crews. the rest of the bay is light. there will be changes in san francisco this evening, oracle park will be crowded in the vicinity about 4:30 when crowds start arriving for the game at 6:45. keep that in mind not far from the bay bridge. bay bridge pretty standard backup there with metering lights being turned on and we're tracking that, the filled in toll plaza shown here but the big problem for i-80 is up in the north bay, vacaville. we'll touch on that again coming up. >> 6:38. nuclear concerns on the rise in ukraine as leaders fear a meltdown may soon become a reality. the drastic new actions being taken in preparation for that possibility. >>> and a show of force by u.s. military off the coast of china. we'll tell you about that. out to the big board, another day of losses though, man not nearly as bad as friday as peop

trim vim grady trimble is in d.c.ith more how china is saying about rattling with potential economic moves too. grady? reporter: liz, manufacturers say the tax provisions in this bill would disproportionately hit them. the tax foundation found over the next 10 years the bill would reduce economic output and eliminate about 30,000 jobs. that is a big concern for republicans in congress. the latest data shows the vast majority of antibiotics, battery seas, air conditions units, other every day items are not made in the u.s., they're made in china. >> we want to get our jobs back here. we don't want to be especially dependent on companies like communist china. what manchin and tax increase is going to do, i think 49% of it is going against our manufacturing industry, the industry we're trying to grow in this country. reporter: we haven't heard from senator krysten sinema but we're learning she is concerned about key features that manufacturerring and other businesses in her state are speaking out against. 15% minimum cor

after his passing and the king is still a really big draw for sure, fox business network's grady trimble has more now from elvis home graceland. thousands of loyal elvis fans flocked to his graceland mansion monday night to mark 45 years since his passing people love him. he's never been forgotten. the king died august 16th 1977, but the legendary entertainer left a legacy that still earns more and more fans and more and more money as each year passes decades after his death, the spotlight still shines on the king of rock and roll. the recently released baz lurman blockbuster about elvis's life is one of the highest grossing biopics of all time. taking in more than $260 million worldwide , the movie introducing a whole new generation to elvis's music , then now they're diving into his music. half a million fans who can't help falling in love with the king make the trip to his memphis estate graceland each year, visitors getting an up close look at elvis's life. touring 1.5 million personal artifacts inside the second most visited home in the united states feel like you're being welcomed

reporter grady trimble has more from elvis's home graceland. loyal elvis fans flocked to his graceland mansion monday night to mark 45 years since his passing people love him. he's never been forgotten. the king died august 16th 1977, but the legendary entertainer left a legacy that still earns more and more fans and more and more money as each year passes decades after his death, the spotlight still shines on the king of rock and roll. the recently released baz lurman blockbuster about elvis's life is one of the highest grossing biopics of all time. taking in more than $260 million worldwide , the movie introducing a whole new generation to elvis music, then now they're diving into his music. half a million fans who can't help falling in love with the king make the trip to his memphis estate graceland each year, visitors getting an up close look at elvis's life touring 1.5 million personal artifacts inside the second most visited home in the united states. like you're being welcomed in by the king. and it's an experience that you just can't ex