[applause & cheering] >> the crowd: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> that looks so bad at the democrat national -- i call it democrat. they wanted to be called democratic. i said then change your name. they don't change their name. sounds worse so i will use it. but at the democrat national convention i watched the american flacks burning all over the place. i think it is a disgrace and they said it is unconstitutional to stop its. like hell it is, ok? like heall it is. not unconstitutional. like when i stopped the riots in washington. they were take down statues and having a lot fun. they didn't know what they were doing and i pulled out an old law from 1907 because we don't pass laws like that, that is touch and said if you touch a monument, touch it, venn touch against the will of authority but if >> touch it you go to jail for ten years and no nine year and five monthses. it's ten years. and so i signed it. i took it out. it was dusty. it was olds. and dusty. hadn't been used in 78 years i think they said. and i signed it. i announced it. and i

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! u.s.a.!wd chanting ] >> all: u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! [ cheers and applause ] that's how you do it. welcome! thank you very much. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." i am so happy you're here. [ cheers and applause ] i am so happy that i'm here. i literally just got back from the olympics closing ceremony. and it was great. [ cheers and applause ] it was beautiful. i didn't take a plane, i just clung to tom cruise as he ziplined across the atlantic. [ light laughter ] i feel like the olympics were exactly what everyone needed. the last time the country felt this united was when "star wars" introduced us to baby yoda, don't you think? [ scattered cheers ] we all love that, yeah. team u.s.a. won 40 gold medals. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ yeah. americans bit so many metals, our teeth looked british. hey, wait a second. [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: yeah, team u.s.a. won a total of 126 medals. [ cheers and applause ] that's impressive. all the athletes a

i was born in the u.s.a. i was born in the u.s.a. i was born in the u.s.a.inery hirin' man says, “son, if it was up to me” went down to see my v.a. man born in the u.s.a. born in the u.s.a. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, i hope you enjoyed yourself with me. thank you for having me. [cheers and applause] here we go. ♪ >> ♪ superhighway coast-to-coast easy to get anywhere too far living in america living in america ♪ [cheers and applause] >> please stand if you are able and welcome winners of 13 grammy awards and the biggest female group of all time the chicks. >> ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [chanting "usa"] >> please welcome kerry wa

[chanting u.s.a.] [chanting u.s.a.]e past 16 months, bobby has run an extraordinary campaign for president of the united states. i know, because he also went after me a couple of times, i didn't like it. [laughter] and i mean this sincerely. had he been allowed to enter the democrat primary, he would have easily beaten joe biden. but they wouldn't let him in. [cheers] >> they put up rules i have never seen, he had to have 65% of the vote in order to run. little things like that. his candidacy has inspired millions and millions of americans. raised critical issues that have been too long ignored in this country and brought together people from across the political spectrum in a positive campaign, grounded in the american values of his father, robert kennedy, a great man. and his uncle. [cheers] >> president john f. kennedy. and i know that they are looking down right now and they are very, very proud of bobby. i'm proud of bobby, you want to know the truth. and i don't think i have ever introduced anyone that got applaus

securing that gold medal for team u.s.a.the runners, here's a look at the women's 4 by 1 00 relay. richardson finished strong. check it out right there. see that side eye? right there, the competition before she sprints ahead to first place. what an iconic way to win. for the men, they didn't finish quite as strong as the women in their 4 by 100 meter relay. noah lyles did come down with covid. there was a baton pass that happened early and was outside the zone technically. overall, a strong performance for team u.s.a., track and field won 11 gold medals. >>> meantime, women's basketball team secured the 8th consecutive gold medal game with a victory over australia. team u.s.a. has not lost a women's basketball game since the 1992 barcelona games. talk about a winning streak there. they will face france in the final on sunday. >>> moving to the men's marathon, an eat yep ethiopian runner. finished in six olympic record time. also in paris now, rapper, travis scott, remains in police custody this morning. the local prosecutor

. >> carley: team u.s.a.'s figure skating team finally received gold medals after receiving beijing winter olympics. medal ceremony was delayed in 2022 after the member of the russian team tested positive for a banned substance. all nine american skaters claimed to paris to claim their gold medals, winner hall bringing home the gold in the 400-meter finals. started behind but won the race by four tenths of a second in the women's cycling team also taking how many the gold on day 126 the games. and wrestler sarah hildebrander her career with gold medal there keeping the u.s.a. on top of gold medal with 27, the most by two. joey, it's great to see you. >> joey: absolutely. >> carley: have a great day. "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: i didn't forget my watch today but i could tell the time by just what was in the prompter. unbelievable i forgot my watch. keep checking my wrist. i refused -- yesterday, now it's 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. thursday, august 8th, this is "fox & friends." it's been 18

[crowd chanting "u.s.a."], every time the democrats attack us and attack our movement, they can't help but tell on themselves. they reveal how much they hate the american people. remember this. barack obama said we cling to god and guns. hillary called us deplorable's. and now kamala harris says we are weird. well kamala, i'm glad you brought that up. let's talk about some things that are weird. we think it's weird that democrats want to put sexually explicit books in toddler's libraries. we think it's weird that the far left wants to allow biological males to beat the living crap out of women in boxing. we think it's weird for a presidential candidate to bail convicted rapists and murderers out of prison and that's what kamala harris did. and i think it's especially weird when kamala harris comes to atlanta, i believe came here to this arena. kamala harris comes to atlanta and talks with the fake southern accent even though she grew up in canada. you can't make it up. that's pretty weird. go watch the clip. s

[chanting "u.s.a."] we love our country. we love our country, don't we? amazing.country, but we have to take it back. cause our country is not feeling so well nowadays. and we wilbring it back and make it healthy and beautiful land better than ever -- and beautiful and better than ever. you could duplicate the crowd outside. if anyone would like to give up your seat, that uld be ok. no? let's have a good time. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] >> that song gets me fired up every time. mr. trump: lee greenwood so great. ms. gabbard: this is a special evening for us to have conversationbout t real ises facing americans across the country and that don't get talked about often enough. i want to start with one that is personal to me, hard to talk about sotimes. this is only the second time i have spoken about it publicly, but my husband and i were rried almost 10 years ago. we wanted to start a famy, we were very excited about it. unfortunatelit was very difficult. we were not successful in tryi to get pregnant. for us, ivf seemed to be the onlyption and the l

[applause] ["u.s.a." chants] goc. walz: think about this leader -- gov. walz: think about this leader. she stands with the national worker. she fought the transnational gangs. she stands up against the billionaires and the corporate greed. this is who it is. and she has a long record of delivering for union members and organize labor. -- organized labor. everybody in this room knows, this is a bit of preaching to the choir but the choir needs to sing right now. the choir needs to sing. we know that unions know the middle class. the rest of america has to. you know who doesn't? donald trump. he sees the world entirely differently. it really starts with this when i look at communities and neighbors and unions and the word that sean said, unity. he doesn't know the first thing of unity or service. he is too busy serving himself. again and again you've seen it, he put himself above us. he weekend our country to strengthen his own hand. he mocks our laws. he swes chaos and division -- he sews chaos and division. we lived through it. in the face of covid, our n

securing that gold medal for team u.s.a. keeping our eyes on the runners.n's 4 by 100 relay. richardson finished strong. check this moment out right here. a side eye to the competition before sprinting ahead to first place. an iconic way to win. >>> the men didn't finish quite as strong as the women in their 4 by 100 meter relay. noah lyles had to pull out of the relay after coming down with covid. you can see this moment right here. one baton pass happened early. overall, a strong performance from team u.s.a., track and field won a total of 11 gold medals. on the basketball court, our women's basketball team secured its eighth consecutive gold medal game with a victory over australia. team u.s.a. has not lost a women's basketball game since the 1992 barcelona games. that is one winning streak to brag about. they'll face france in the final on sunday. >>> and moving now to the men's marathon, where an ethiopian runner won the race, putting an end to kenya's dominance. finished in two hours, six minutes, and 26 seconds. that is an olympic record time. >>> al

i was born in the u.s.a. i was born in the u.s.a. i was born in the u.s.a.. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, i hope you enjoyed yourself with me. thank you for having me. [cheers and applause] here we go. ♪ >> ♪ superhighway coast-to-coast easy to get anywhere too far living in america living in america ♪ [cheers and applause] >> please stand if you are able and welcome winners of 13 grammy awards and the biggest female group of all time the chicks. >> ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] [chanting "usa"] >> please welcome kerry washington. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> welcome to the final night of the democratic national convention. these night

the arbitration court declining to even see the new evidence put forth by team u.s.a. u.s.a. gymnastickings says they will continue to pursue every avenue for appeal including the swiss tribunal. maybe she should come on our show and we will give her a bronze, gold, silver, all of it. >> brian: holyfield got disqualified for wrong reason for hitting after the bell. he became more famous getting that bronze in the semifinals a lot of times she will have the american people know her more this now than even before. >> steve: they are sympathetic because of what happened to her. the u.s. gymnastics did not have that video that shows that they longed the complaint 47 seconds in at the time of the initial appeal. and so that is why they are saying, okay. you didn't have that then? sorry. >> brian: do you know what? i'm going to make a stand. i'm not doing gymnastics until they give her bronze out. >> ainsley: no more cart wheels. >> lawrence: preparing entire moment for this moment. >> brian: done. making a stand. no rings. >> ainsley: no roundoffs. >> brian: no more floor routines

when multiple miss u.s.a. contestants are tumbling, look out, america.ll ok, by the way. >> laura: was it -- what was going -- that was horrible! why were they falling? >> i don't know. [chuckles] the hole in the stage. i don't know. >> laura: all right. speaking of this comics for kamala thing, raymond, i noticed that veep actress, julie louie dry fuss, she's promising to be extra involved in the harris campaign. how is that -- >> already involved? >> yeah. her "veep" character selena meyer was the leading cultural indicator for kamala harris's entire run. she prepared the way years ago. >> whatever we have in store cannot be known. but, given time, it can be understood. >> it is a reflection of our moment in our time, right? and -- and -- and present culture's the way we express how we're feeling about the moment. >> i'm asking you to meet me at the station and join me as we board a train bound for a place called the future. >> laura, it's like the veep writers scripted -- it's like they scripted every address kamala harris has ever recited. it's like

., u.s.a., u.s.a., i said, okay, we literally have seen sort of a changing of the guard.mocrats who are optimistic, positive, patriotic, not saying that america is horrible like donald trump does every day. and you've got the republicans who are grim, talking about delays, talking about how bad things are in the united states when, in fact, by just about every objective standard they're better. >> you know, a lot of this is based on strength of personality, and the ability to have the confidence to take a room of more than 10,000 people and speak to them calmly, not lecturing them or scolding them in any way, just talking to them. she had that last night, that strength. and if i were a republican i'd be thinking, we've got a problem here because donald trump could cut apart joe biden. like scissors. it's rock breaks scissors. she comes in like a rock and smashes the scissors. she's out of the box. she's more powerful than him right now. again, i go back to i hope this is -- it is going to be a short election, the shortest in our history. we have a team that's just taken p

[chanting u.s.a.] >> that's right. [chanting u.s.a.] >> that's right. and so coach walz and i may hail from different corners of our great country but our values are the same, and we both believe in lifting people up, not knocking them down. he and i, we both know the vast majority of our people in our country have so much more in common than what separates us. [cheers] when we look at folks, we see in our fellow americans neighbors, not enemies. not enemies. [applause] and so my promise to you is this: our campaign will reach out to everyone. from red states to blue states. [cheers] from the heartland to the coast, in rural, urban, suburban and tribal communities. we are running a campaign on behalf of all americans. [cheers] and when elected we will govern on behalf of all americans. [cheers] and so with tim walz by my side, and with all of you at our side. [cheers] let us fight for the promise of our future. and, with that, i ask pennsylvania, are you ready to make your voices heard? [cheers] believe, believe in freedom. do we believe in opportunity?

team u.s.a.rst woman in to win back toback discuss. weather caused several delays over the past week. caroline marks taking gold on the women's side for her first olympic medal. team u.s.a. continuing to dominate these games when it comes to medals currently tied with china for the most golds as we enter the homestretch of the games. we have 21 gold medal medal 3, 0 silver, 28 bronze, 78 in total and more to come. have great day, everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪

u.s.a. this interview with yaroslav stetsko was recorded in 1984. second world war supported the main ideologists of ukrainian independence. the germans arrived, the senior sergeants were already histapo. with them came the ukrainian shukhevych in the uniform of a german gestapo officer. they are uun, under the leadership of colonel melnik. we went into the police apartment, the same one where the people's commissariat for internal affairs once headed, where the gestabo was in charge at that time, where himmler's representative, professor bayer, was waiting, who greeted me with the words, “where is your revolution?” in the usa, stetsko and his associates will also receive support at the highest level. you explore the boundaries and contours of freedom, we will support those who intend to pursue democracy and economic freedoms. truly independent ukraine arose only in 1991, within the borders that it presented by the leaders of the soviet union. but the contradictions between the west and southeast of the young state were so obvious that it took decad

. >> carley: team u.s.a.'lly received gold medals after receiving beijing winter olympics. medal ceremony was delayed in 2022 after the member of the russian team tested positive for a banned substance. all nine american skaters claimed to paris to claim their gold medals, winner hall bringing home the gold in the 400-meter finals. started behind but won the race by four tenths of a second in the women's cycling team also taking how many the gold on day 126 the games. and wrestler sarah hildebrander her career with gold medal there keeping the u.s.a. on top of gold medal with 27, the most by two. joey, it's great to see you. >> joey: absolutely. >> carley: have a grea

team u.s.a. track and field after valerie alwyn became the first woman in to win back toback discuss. weather caused several delays over the past week. caroline marks taking gold on the women's side for her first olympic medal. team u.s.a. continuing to dominate these games when it comes to medals currently tied with china for the most golds as we enter the homestretch of the games. we have 21 gold medal medal 3, 0 silver, 28 bronze, 78 in total and more to come. have great day, everybody. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: all right. get ready, a big show. 6:00 on the east coast. tuesday, august 6th. this is "fox & friends." >> ainsley: why are you way over there? you need to come over. >> lawrence: you are kind of like. >> brian: why don't you slide over. >> ainsley: okay there we go. we will come to you. >> brian: so please get dressed. any moment now, clarifies could announce her vp pick how the finalists could help or hurt the ticket. >> steve: plus, a fox news alert a rocket at

team u.s.a.0 goals. >> so michael jordan famously played basketball game with the flow. i think noah just took it to the next level winning the olympics with covid. >> rachel: essentially the flu. >> brian: what about the women's basketball team steph curry. team they beat by double digits two other times. can you imagine had they lost. it was jokic was fantastic for serbia. this was unbelievable come back. >> lawrence: brian, i don't like to think about the negative. i don't want to think about if they loss because they won. >> brian: almost lost and it would have been the biggest disaster. >> rachel: i love see all those women win the track races and kiss their babies after. win one for the moms. >> lawrence: moms with the abs. >> rachel: i don't know what that is like. >> lawrence: rock the all-american concert series. that's next. ♪ ♪ did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit

team u.s.a.itted an inquiry to change her score before the one minute deadline to submit any inquiries had passed. the arbitration citing with chiles romanian opponents claim the inquiry came four seconds too late. the score change moved chiles from third to fifth and took the bronze medal out of her hand. >> brian: pushback is. this first, she came in fifth. they go and they say wait a second. if you look at the difficulty, she really gets a higher score. they go it's 13.7. you get the bronze, got it. so then they come back romania and say they got in after the minute mark so you lose it. they go give it back. but then they go the u.s. looked at the video and said wait, they got the inquiry n 47 seconds not over a minute so we want it back. >> ainsley: she posted four broken hearts on her social media. she is getting a lot of support from her other gymnastic friends including simone biles. she does walk away with the gold. she got the team gold. >> steve: she wants this one, too. unfortunately i

and stop outsourcing rebuild our industrial base and bring back those beautiful words made in the u.s.a. >>trump's running mate, senator jd vance, also talked economics in pennsylvania. north carolina is another campaign stop this week where trump will hold an outdoor rally, the first since the assassination attempt. a little over a month ago. and while on the campaign trail, trump continues to get personal, attacking harris's appearance and even her laugh >>that is the laugh of a crazy person. it's a laugh of a lunatic. i say that i am much better looking than her. >>he's also targeting her economic policy proposals >>this is communist, this is marxist. this is fascist. >>still ahead, a political expert joins me live to help lay out what each side needs to do in the weeks ahead leading into november, and we'll take another look at the latest poll numbers. how kamala harris has narrowed that margin, and how the gender gap seems to be getting wider >>oh >>president joe biden headlines night one of the dnc in chicago. and ever since he passed the torch to vice president kamala harris, she

estimates from, the uscis, the government agency in charge of citizenship, a green card based on the u.s.a., is estimate some will never see a green card until. have happy win for like over 100 years to see a green card. these are people who are very educated, have good experience. they're working for like microsoft, google, amazon, and they have the families very well educated. their law abiding citizens. they love america. but we're making them to wait for over 100 years to give them a green card. that's just incredible and unfair. and it is the of bureaucracy supposedly helping immigrants supposed to help america and end up helping neither helen raleigh the next big change in immigration law came in the 1880s. why was that? well it was because. it has a lot to do with with me. so this book that that special chapter sub chapter about the citizens, it's going to give you a very emotional of about chinese immigrants history in this country. it means a lot to me as a chinese immigrants because because of today we're facing a different kind of discrimination that often said, oh, we're part o

[chanting "u.s.a.!"] v.p. harris: that's right. so coach walz and i may hail from different corners of our country, but our values are the same, and we both believed in lifting people up, not knocking them down. [applause] he and i, we both know, the vast majority of people in our country has so much more in common than what separates them. [applause] when we look at folks, we see in our fellow americans, neighbors, not enemies. not enemies. [applause] so my promise to you is this. our campaign will reach out to everyone. from red states to blue states. [applause] from the heartland to the coast. in rural, urban, suburban and tribal communities. [cheers and applause] we are running a campaign on behalf of all americans. and when elected, we will govern on behalf of all americans. [applause] and so, with tim walz by my side, and with all of you at our side, let us fight for the promise of our future. and with that, i asked pennsylvania, are you ready to make your voices hard? [crowd cheers] do we believe in freedom? [crowd cheers] d

[chanting "u.s.a.!"] v.p. harris: that's right. so coach walz and i may hail from different corners of our country, but our values are the same, and we both believed in lifting people up, not knocking them down. [applause] he and i, we both know, the vast majority of people in our country has so much more in common than what separates them. [applause] when we look at folks, we see in our fellow americans, neighbors, not enemies. not enemies. [applause] so my promise to you is this. our campaign will reach out to everyone. from red states to blue states. [applause] from the heartland to the coast. in rural, urban, suburban and tribal communities. [cheers and applause] we are running a campaign on behalf of all americans. and when elected, we will govern on behalf of all americans. [applause] and so, with tim walz by my side, and with all of you at our side, let us fight for the promise of our future. and with that, i asked pennsylvania, are you ready to make your voices hard? [crowd cheers] do we believe in freedom? [crowd cheers] d

rebuild our industrial base and bring back those beautiful words made in the u.s.a. republican vice presidential nominee jd vance also took part in a campaign event today in philadelphia. all right. golden state is sending the largest delegation to sha'carri damian trujillo. also there attended the breakfast for the california delegation. this morning. you're taking another live look. a lot of people speaking out there today. damian is going to join us live at 5:00 from chicago with what they say they about harris's long history in our state. and then make sure to stay with us throughout the night. nbc news has a full team of reporters in chicago ready to bring you live coverage of the dnc. network coverage begins at 7:00 tonight. all right. now to a troubling trend. a lot of us are seeing in bay area neighborhoods, we're talking about e-bike injuries. the use of electric bikes and scooters are up, but so are accidents. they've nearly doubled every year since 2017. marianne favro has been looking into this for us today. marianne, i know there's a new study out from u

[cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] this fall, we've got to save america.ve got a lot of work to do. let's get to work. thank you. >> ♪ thunderstruck thunderstruck yeah, thunderstruck thunderstruck ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ♪ mama just killed a man put a gun against his head pulled the trigger, now he's d ead mama, life had just begun but now i've gone and throw it all away -- and thrown it all away mama, ooh, didn't mean to make you cry if i'm not back again this time tomorrow carry on, carry on as if nothing really matters ♪ ♪ too late, my time has come sends shivers down my spine, body's aching all the time goodbye, everybody, i've got to go gotta leave you all behind and face the truth mama, ooh i don't wanna die i sometimes wish i'd never been born at all ♪ >> ♪ i can see what's happening and they don't have a clue they'll fall in love and here's the bottom line our trio is down to two there is magic everywhere and with all this romantic atmosphere disaster is in the air ♪ >> ♪ can you feel the love tonight? the peace the evening brings the world

[cheers and applause] [chanting "u.s.a."]i was relieved to discover that, because i have learned something about my party too, something i couldn't ignore. the republican party is no longer conservative. it has switched its allegiance from the principles that gave it purpose to a man whose only purpose is himself. donald trump is a weak man pretending to be strong. [cheers and applause] he is a small man pretending to be big. [cheers and applause] he is a faithless man pretending to be righteous. [cheers and applause] he is a perpetrator who can't stop playing the victim. he puts on quite a show, but is no real strength there. as a conservative and a veteran, i believe true strength lies in defending the vulnerable. it is in protecting your family. it is in standing up for our constitution and our democracy. that is the soul of being a conservative. it used to be the soul of being a republican, but donald trump has suffocated the soul of the republican party. [applause] his fundamental weakness has coursed through my party li

and "u.s.a., i laughed, no one with a brain thinks high prices are due to price gouging by corporation. this does put the harris campaign on their heels, something they did not anticipate. does this price control topic come up in any speeches this week? >> joe: if you're a democrat and you want kamala harris to wen, they will run from this like they run from everything else. think about this for a second, she's had two or three major decisions as far as since she has become the nominee, what do i do to show i'm going to the middle? she can bring in moderates and the first thing she does is misses one-inch putt, choosing josh shapiro, 65% approval in pennsylvania. if you win pennsylvania, you probably win the election, no, i will go with the tampon guy from minnesota who is more left than bernie sanders. he has not taken a question, yet either. that was first decision. second, release economic plan and instead of going to middle or pretending you are going to the middle, they offer up price gougin

[chanting u.s.a.] >> steve: that's exactly what they wanted to hear. lawrence in sturgis, very nicely >> thank you, it's great fun. thank you, talk to you soon. >> ainsley: we did invite kamala harris on our show, we haven't heard back. we have not received a response from her. she is welcome any time. did she text you, brian? >> brian: no. >> steve: does she have your number? when she called tim walz yesterday, he did not pick up. ab >> ainsley: she'll be on camera. >> steve: this entire program we've been talking about how last night we got to meet this man who will stand aside kamala harris as she races toward first tuesday in november. tim walz is a former teacher. >> brian: moderate. >> ainsley: coach. >> steve: coguy everyone would like. football coach. served in a district donald trump eventually would win. it was his ability to attack won him a spot on television. he came up with the term "weird." >> ainsley: when you look at his record, it is so progressive, right there with bernie sanders and kamala harris. >> brian: don't you think left of g

. >> team u.s.a. continues to dominate, the most decorated american athlete in track and field alison felix to her name is also in paris to change the narrative of mothers. she joins us. thanks for joining us. amna: tell us about this effort, you partnered with pampers to create a nursery in the athletes' village for the games. first ever olympic facility of this kind. why is this space needed? >> when i came back from competition after having my daughter, i had a hard time traveling with her and competing. when i was appointed on the i. o.c. i wanted to support mothers and thought of the olympic games and something that should have been done a long time ago. and now there is a space in the athlete village and bring your babies and young children and bond with them and get away from the pressures of the olympic games. amna: you had your first daughter in 2018 and competed in tokyo, what was hard about that? what were the challenges? >> when i went back to competition, it was going to competition, some

"u.s.a. today" titled stock market plummet, ask yourself, do you want harris running the economy?ding to recession could bode poorly for incumbent candidate who is harris, to be clear. few things going on, it is about the economy. we have disney coming out today, those earnings are important. two-thirds of u.s. economy is consumer spending and we're seeing savings rates going down plus what we're seeing out of japan and technology stocks might be overbought, see how we open today. >> carley: more than markets. don't mischeryl with mornings with maria. and a trump campaign surrogate, former cke restaurant ceo and american first policy institute join me now. we saw big rebound yesterday, are we out of the woods? >> good morning, we're not out of the woods. rebound yftz was good to see. it was positive for retire moonaccounts. you see people buying into the dip. stocks go down, you buy them, i think we saw that. the problem is and has been inflation. t this -- americans, they have exhausted their savings accounts and ramped up credit cards with high default rate and seeing historic l