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who work there trying to raise fall i wil families and pay ren. and i think part of the difference between me and my opponent includes our perspective on the needs of the american people. and what our responsibility then is to meet those needs. >> david: mary, the vice president clearly proud of her time at mcdonald's and looking to turn her attention to the workers who depend on these jobs to support their families. >> reporter: exactly. and marharris trying to use thi experience to argue she understands working class americans in a way she says

they wil thel never be there so0 that is like 30% or something like that.hen of the republicans. >> lisa: she also told us b6 e primary. s >> guy: she said no whenr ha challenged her when anointed her having thrown out the elected nominee but nancy says a lot of things. i would like to know actually a good follow-up question and journalist would do that, 30%ve evil and motivated by bigotry of what have you, what are the0% other 70% motivated by?ates most people who disagree with nancy pelosi as opposed to this mirror we just heard. >> lisa: all right,, coming u up, they are all liars.p kamala harris decides to skip a major event for presidential candidate and breaking 40 yearlp tradition. will i ht hurt or help her? that is next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪he >> guy: welcome back to the big we can show. present value than -- still in wellington, delaware tonight.or >> good evening, charlie, hosting world leaders atld his d school while he was wrapping up, things got a little awkward. >> will thank you all fo r being here and now who my introducing next? who is ne

the wilful execution of 6 hostages probably 48 hours before the idea of discovery and 2nd, benjamin netanyahu. this determination to hold out for control of it. philadelphia quarter and even though it was on security and is really defense forces, analysts and commanders have assured that there is a way to secure it are, is really interest without a permanent is really present. so yes, philadelphia corner is important right now it's the hostages. stan or it's usually a threat, is really it's gonna always deal with the box. they have to figure out a way to get the hostages only right now. now there should wire nor benjamin to, to know are compared to make the compromises and the concessions that were unable american mediator to broker every now you're mentioning the philadelphian court or which it seems on the face of it is a the major sticking point right now. as it seems, and negotiations between israel and hum us as a space along the egypt guys, a border. why do you think that netanyahu is refusing to budge on that, on giving up control of it? if it's not philadelphia quarter, we probably wi

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there wil. >> outside the courtroom, ray barone's family holds a photo of their loving brother on thelast mother's day. their entire family spent together. his sister having one last word. >> i don't want him mentioning my brother's name because my brother was a saint and he's just an evil person. >> ali abu laban was sentenced to two life terms without parole to be served consecutively. he was also slapped with another 50 years for gun related charges. and the other victim in this case is jason kidd's daughter. her mother is dead. her father is in prison for the rest of his life. prosecutors say she is in a safe and loving environment that will support her through this devastating loss. when we come back, see what other true crime stories we're following around the ountry. we wow. that's good. almond breeze? you like the almond breeze i got you... that's sooo interesting. what's happening, dad? with delicious taste and 50% more calcium. blue diamond almond breeze. don't just milk it. almond milk it. finish ultimate, engineered for the toughest conditions. dry, burnt-on stains, old di

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will be preparing during a long stint in pennsylvania before the debate which is in philadelphia, she willy do some campaign events but continue to do mock debates with the former aide to kill —— hillary clinton playing donald trump, working on trying to get under his skin in the same way we were talking about at the beginning doing that on the debate stage, as for president trump he has not declined to do a lot of preparation, he feels very natural on his feet, but it you look at how he performed in the debate against biden injune he was very disciplined in that debate which isn't always the type of performance he gives people observed from that pepsi put in more preparation for that one and may be doing the same for this time around as well. ., ., , ., ~ , well. how high are the stakes for the debate _ well. how high are the stakes for the debate this _ well. how high are the stakes for the debate this week? - for the debate this week? enormously high for both candidates and a bit more for harris because she is still introducing herself to the country but high for donald trump as well,

this clearly demonstrates wilful disobedience of the order. well, we spoke to an indian supreme court lawyer who's also a tech data law expert who told us if a company operates in india, it must adhere to the nations rules or face the consequences. you have to comply as a platform, considering yourself as a black bowman and dmitri, you will have to comply with those interpretations in india. if you do not, then you do not enjoy the faith of protection, which is guaranteed on that idea to these blackbox. what does that mean? that means that be what, as because any other person who's buckled that crime up was getting to what can i know what i need to apply and you will be tried that will be if i of that can be registered against you. still you continue. yes, there is an aspect there when it comes to national security when it comes to, nor do when it comes to what the us but the government of india and ben southern oh porters coming into the section. and that can be the stuff that can be picked on as a next that goes into it. so i think that's to

seriously considering a final offer to be put to netanyahu by the end of the week but the reality is the wilful suggest that — he spent 20 years in israeli jail, speaking fluent here, he understands how to manipulate the mind and soul of the israeli public, by killing these hostages i think he has virtually ensured that netanyahu will have no choice but to stick to his positions and remain in the philadelphia corridor and the crossing, and survey his deputy issued a statement that there will be no deal unless the israeli withdraw from gaza. i think the administration is in a negotiated cul—de—sac and maybe they will present one for right now i just they will present one for right now ijust do not think they will present one for right now i just do not think that hamas or netanyahu are close to making the decisions required even to get to a phase one agreement, let's be clear, even if they sign we're talking about a limited exchange of hostages, 30 plus alive or dead, in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners, many who were accused and convicted of killing israelis and a ceasefire, i wil

this clearly demonstrates wilful disobedience of the order. well, we spoke to indian supreme court lawyer and tech and data law. experts who say is that if a company operates in india, it must have hired to the nations roots or face the consequences you have to comply as a platform. design yourself as a black bowman, intermediary, you will have to comply with those integrations in india. if you do not, then you do not enjoy the faith of protection, which is guaranteed on that idea to these blackbox. what does that mean? that means that be what, as because any other person who's back on the crime of who's getting to kind or update the to a time, you will be tried. that will be a file that can be registered against you. still you continue. yes, that is enough. but then when it comes to national security, when it comes to, nor do when it comes to what the us but the government of india in band southern oh porters coming into the section. and that can be the stuff that can be taken as a next that goes into it. so i think that's to be in to the if,

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who work there trying to raise fall i wil families and pay ren. and i think part of the difference between me and my opponent includes our perspective on the needs of the american people. and what our responsibility then is to meet those needs. >> david: mary, the vice president clearly proud of her time at mcdonald's and looking to turn her attention to the workers who depend on these jobs to support their families. >> reporter: exactly. and marharris trying to use thi experience to argue she understands working class americans in a way she says trump never will. david? >> david: mary, thank you. >>> we do have a note on the economy tonight. a new record set in the stock market today. the dow jumping more than 260 points. the s&p 500 closing at a new record high for the 42nd time this year. investor optimism lifted bill a new report showing unemployment claims falling more than expected now, pointing to a steadier labor market. >>> when we come back tonight, the lacrosse players rushed to the hospital of that workout led by a navy s.e.a.l. tonigh

we will hear about it soon.oo that does it for un.s and we wil see you nextnext >> todd: straight to a fox news alert. we're looking live right now at lebanon. right now the idf is carrying out strikes against hezbollah troops after that group launched into northern israel overnight. israel's president says they are not seeking war, but they will defend themselves. nate foy has details from tel aviv. >> increasing on israel's northern border. past 24 hours, israel hezbollah launched 150 times on them, this is the fourth intensive day over southern lebanon. this video was released this morning. identifying hezbollah terrorists and getting ready to fire a cruise missile from a home in southern lebanon. israeli fighter jet took out the terrorists before they could fire that missile and israel is giving this warning to residents in southern lebanon. we advise villages located in and next to areas used for hezbollah for military purpose such as those used to store weapons, to immediately move out of harm's way for their own safety. >> todd, take a look at this, you see the skies light up

we wil see yo hurricane helene has moved out but leaves a trail of destruction spanning several states, taking dozens of lives and causing billions of dollars in damage. >> talking about storm surge of this magnitude, i mean, we think we talked to some folks that that think it went 20ft, where the stuff's just getting washed out. that's really, really devastating. so there's going to be a lot of work to do in these areas over the next days, weeks, months and unfortunately, sometimes these things take years. >> at least 44 people are dead across five states after hurricane helene tore through the southeast. good evening. >> i'm greg lee and i'm cristina rendon. the worst of the storm surge is over. but millions are left without power tonight as they prepare to pick up the pieces. ktvu bailey o'carroll has been keeping track of the latest updates all day. she joins us in studio with more. >> hey, christina and greg. yeah, hurricane helene left a path of destruction across florida and much of the southeast tonight. rescue workers are working around the clock to save people still trapped,

now clearly this wil be seen by russia as america's direct dea import meant and alry deadly war.ow is a smart though? zelenskyy's campaign is causing a huge controversy and this was after he told the new yorker that j.d. vance was too radical and then he scoffed at j.d. vance's suggestion that ukraine would need to sacrifice for peace as if americans and other countries haven't sacrificed for ukraine. who knew ukrainian leader moonlights as nbc pendant because he went on to insult j.d. vance's intellect and let mr. vance read up on the secondk world war and let them do some reading. now look, it is obvious the democrats never really cares about russia's election interference. that was always ar big leap to justify against trump here to they couldn't complaint the economy was bad under trump and getting us into stupid wars so they needed to attack him for something. overri the course oghf this election, o look, we rightly focused most of our time on "the angle" on the economy, border, inflation but i have to tell you, that is notane all that matters because if kamala harris become

if i have time to clean, i wil not lean. vice president harris made of varying... it's a live show.esident harris made a very good point about her opponent. >> in many ways donald trump is in unserious man. >> stephen: "not true, kamala. i'm very serious. just ask my dear friend the late great hannibal lecter." harris had this warning about trump. >> understand he is not done. >> stephen: madam vice president, i politely disagree. after you roasted him this hard, i think he's ell done. there we go. kamala harris' speech was everything we've been waiting for all week. she hit her opponent on his policy failures. she hit him on his dereliction of duty. his lies, his treason and crimes and crimes and his crimes. she is a prosecutor in the trial of donald j. trump. he is guilty as charged and now it is time to sentence him to 4 to 8 years of president harris. we've got a great show for you tonight live from chicago. my guest is alexandria ocasio-cortez. a performance by chicago's very own mavis staples and jeff tweedy. when we come back, i spent an afternoon at wrigley. ♪ ♪ [cheers and

not only does it suggest where she is on issues, it reveals her wil willingness to say anything to getity and nothing defines a politician like credibility, losing it or having it. and trump has credibility and she does not. >> ainsley: you are right, he ran first time, i'm not a politician and people like that. we know where he stands. typical politician flip flops. here is bernie sanders, this was over the weekend saying, she is not changed, she's a progressive, she is doing this to win. listen to this. >> i don't think she's abandoning her ideals, she is doing what is right in order to win the election. her views are not mine, i consider her progressive. >> ainsley: your reaction. >> tammy: he used word ideals, she used the word values, to the left flank, don't listen to what i say, watch what i do. we were told by this team they were going to be uniters and would bring things back to normal. their normal is chaos, bad economy, crime, their normal is open border, their normal are world wars. we've seen it issue they are making the mistake of underestimating the american people, that

they left orderly unresolvedat w questions and fed into conspiracy theories that we wils be talking aboutrom now.y this could all be avoided if thm acting director simply would have stepped in front of the cameras right from the outset. but they don't the do it! they hide behind the administration. just like empty suit alejandro mayorkas and what we see with green jump here, the minute you press these people on it, what do they do? they fold up their boo k and walk away because they faint indignant and we are the bad guys the for asking basic quest. they are not doing the job.ea >> laura: and warrant them if they didn't have clear answers expeditiously, it would be thatc terrible narrative for the country. forget the election which isyou. terrible for. e you on what you think you.bsta coming up kamala's latest substance free sit down. will decode it all coming up. ♪ ♪ >> laura: what happens when kamala harris sits down for an interview even in the friendliest of settings?mple well, today the meeting nationaa associatioken of black journalists, she was asked a simple question about what is

the offensive coordinator of the jets got fired and replaced by sean pay seanpayton and aaron rodgers wilwas without emotion. eagles, bucs, that's an interesting game. the bucs are better than we thought, may ffi,field mayfieldr than we thought. what do you think of eagles, bucs. >> it's a revenge game. ii think tampa's a better team right now, coming off a bad loss. they get to go back home. the question is, what will the head coach of the eagles do to foobar another game, he's the worst game day manager in the nfl. saquon barkley will be the best player on the field. you can expect a close game, both teams in the 20s. i think tampa wins. >> pats, 4 4 #ers, -- 49ers,e line is big this time. >> the question is, the injuries to san francisco, namely that guy right there, christian mccaffery, the tight end is banged up, so the real issue for san francisco is do they overcome the injuries. i think they do. i think they get right, get back to 500. new england is a rebuilding team. they have no offense to speak of other than a decent running back. san francisco should win by a lot. >> good stu

and i wils final thought.my dear friends was very influential in the returning to my face, i remember before i ran for senate, this is probably february 2021 when us thinking about running for senate. i never participated in the political process and areic stalking my good buddy and i said man, they're so much that's wrong with this country. i was frustrated with so much and they went through at the time some of the corporations in georgia were going after the state for passing very moderate voter id laws. and kamala harris and joeri bidn were out there arresting pro-life catholic fathers of seven and i was so frustrated, just running through the litany of things going on in this country that has frustrated by. he finally, he sat me out of it because you know what i was doing this a technical term for. whining. i was whining any kind of snap p out of it and said yes, judy, you're right there all these problems and all these issues, but despair is a sin. i thought a lot about that over the last fewe years. i've

that country and we won't trade peerage of t centerpiece of my plan for manufacturinwog renaissance wil made in america tax rate. i brought the business tax rate from 39% or higher down to 3221%. now i'm doing a step further and i'm going to bring down the 21% to 15%. they went but he's also getting questions not just about his economic plan but otheran candidates like north carolina gubernatorial candidate mark robinson. harris doesn't get questions about biden who backed and browsed for his lucidity when wt the rest of us knew better, but trump asking about a guy from north carolina who engaged in highly appro inappropriate conduct. joining us power.com and the benson show, guy benson, if border immigration and economy are the top issues, it should be success for republicans and yetn the race looks really close. why is that?ut s >> put simply, trey we are divided polarized country.that people can agree theoretically that trump would be better on the top issues but roughly 45%ot 46% of the country, 47% of the country will vote one's way and similar sites will put anotherwhat way the re

there's been no wilful mis holding of information . mis holding of information.lic. and, you know, it's a very different scale of issue. but i'm being candid. nothing was done wrong. but i think the lesson of hindsight is don't accept money from donors for clothing, even though it's perfectly permissible. >> okay . thanks, bill. >> okay. thanks, bill. >> okay. thanks, bill. >> always good to talk to you. >> always good to talk to you. >> bill bill rammell, former labour mp for harlow and former government minister. well, the bbc staff huw edwards sensing heanng bbc staff huw edwards sensing hearing is underway. we've had some pretty disturbing stuff that's been coming out of that court. we'll bring you the ruling any moment now as it happens. beverley, just remind us what some of the stuff that's been said in court about him buying images of children. >> well, opening the case against edwards at westminster magistrates court this morning, the prosecutor, ian hope, said it's clear from the face of the whatsapp chat recovered that a deal of the chat between alex wi

you are here with the campaign, is it your sense that there wil? will there be a new strategy?de suggestions. work with susie wildes making sure don't trump has the opportunity to lay out his vision for america over the next nine weeks. what those relationships at the top as we have seen from donald trump with the ability to get in front of the american people. with the battleground states michigan and wisconsin pennsylvania, he have seen a schedule that has been a gauntlet. with the harrison walls campaign where that's been they haven't been on the road they been waiting for the unoffid they ha- one -- they have done one interview in 30 days. when you put the two campaign side-by-side there is no question that they are out working and talking about policy and out manoeuvring the biden harris machine. we get to the polls in just a minute. they report this they have suggested they understands you could lose in november, if he doesn't dramatically change his apprch. once eternal assessment about a pivotal change would be see that strategy? >> absolutely not. i think it's a pretty

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wil be marking the 9/11 anniversary and then you can inspect valleys and press conferences to. this is what the campaign look like for thurs jonah was in grand rapids o thursday. the vice president will be in charlotte at 4:30 eastern time. the foside is in tucson five 30 p.m. eastern time. that is when we pe to hear much from. on friday, eating the trip as well we will show you that. let's go back to the spin. i believe the former president is talking to reporters. quickly showed how weak and pathetic they are they are just destroying our country. 88-11. using the post a veritable debate. the polls are indicating 90%, 60%, 70% to 71% and 89%. i had a good time doing it. i hate to speak so negatively but that is what happened. they destroyed our country. >> why are you here? why out let the performer speak for itself >> amphiphilic an obligation to. -- i am an obligation to a couple of people. i thought it was a great night. it was basically 3-1. everybody did. that was the worst of all in my opinion. quickly he immediately called for a second to may because they lost. she imme

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and that is where just days ago palm beach florida resident donald trump saidlo that he wil vote against amendment that would repeal the state's 6-week abortion ban and enshrine abortion rights into the state's constitution. >> are you voting yes or no on amendment 4 ins florida? >> so i think six weeks, you needwe more time than six weeks. i disagreed with that right from thed early primaries. at the same time the democrats are radical because nine months is just a ridiculous situation where you can do an abortion in the ninthab month. and, you know, some of the states like minnesota and other states have it where you can actually execute the baby after birth. and all of that stuff is unacceptable. so i'll be voting no for that reason. >> that isl a lie. nowhere in the country can you legally execute a baby after birth, but those are the kinds of lies trump and republicans are pushing as they move to restrict reproductive rights across the country. and thisac reproductive freedom bus tour is all about calling out those lies and telling voters where donald trump and kamala harris really

nonpartisan career civil servants with appointees following the former person's politics but but this change wil not only give our government -- and our government efficiency but it would be a disaster for the american people and drain the government of institutional knowledge of continuity. with slowdown services and make us less prepared when a disaster strikes and erode public trust in government. perhaps most importantly will weaken our national security that make us vulnerable to serious threats that continually face our nation. or than 70% of the federal workforce serves in defense and national security agencies. proposals that would remove career in and national security experts in order to increase the president's political influence over agency wouldld hit hardest and where the stakes are the highest. regardless of anyone's personal opinion about the u.s. strategy for military engagement, diplomacy and disaster preparedness we all want to trust their leaders are informed, accurate reliable and complete information. this is especially true given the gravity of the decisions these leaders

new details came out today wil >> questions are swirling after a gunman camped outside of former president donald trump's florida golf course and what the fbi's describing as an assassination plot. our dc's raquel martin joins us now live. we'll get the latest from her right now. thanks for joining us. >> the guys will here in washington with the lawmakers a bit of confusion and even shocked to see this unravel, of course, is the second attempted assassination against former president donald trump in the last 2 months in. we're starting to see both republicans and democrats say they're ready to increase security around the former president, if tb. a new body camera footage shows the moment law enforcement arrested the man accused of plotting to kill former president donald trump's and 58 year-old ryan, wesley route face federal gun charges in court this morning. secret service spotted mild armed with an assault rifle roughly 400 yards away from where former president donald trump was playing golf in florida. got. do president joe biden is encouraging congress to beef up secret service secu

. >> so, the assumption is ozempic will be subject to negotiations and then willthe other drug wil follow. should we expect the same for the others? >> i think so. ozempic is the same as the other drug. they're just defined for different markets. i think once ozempic goes, then i would assume that the pricing that lily has to use for the others is going to be very similar. i think they have a very difficult time pricing it at a premium, you know, i think a lot of doctors and patients want the cheaper option. so, i think it's a little bit of a moving target. i venture to guess that both companies have similar pricing even though it's only ozempic that gets targeted here. >> i guess the question too, jarrod, is by the time that these prices, nthese new prices go into effect, there will be other, better versions of these weight loss drugs out on the market or coming soon to market. so in the end, you know, i think this is a lot of forecasting here, you're talking at looking at 2027 or beyond, does it really matter? >> i really don't know if it does. you can paint a picture where this is a ne

his viceon president johnson wil continue it foror a couple of years but change it very much beginning to pardon, step away from a number of issues, pardon a number of southern former politicians, the members of the confederates, high-ranking members of the confederacy, et cetera, which will force congress to wrestle that reconstruction legislation ideas away from them. that will happen in the late 1866, 1867, and they will begin what we call radical or congressional reconstruction which brings out the civil rights act of 1866, the 14th amendment ratification, the 15thn, mac ratification, the enforcement act, , et cetera. so were fairly along by this time. we have major legislation that's been passed except for the civil rights of 1875 being done. and so we are there which i think it's an important aspect i get these hearings because the hearings, the way we tell the story of reconstruction most often is exactly what i just kind of recaptured for you, that it's something that happens in the halls of congress. it's something that happens in washington, d.c. it's a legislature and passin

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. >> and the fact that the director will not level with the american peoplector wil about what's going on here is just totally unacceptable and unbelievables . >> director cheatle, we know had a priority to make 30% of the secret service women. so this woman fails maybe once, maybe twice, maybe more. doesr. doesn't matte cheatle still makes her in charge of theye protective site detail for butler, knowing that there was an iranian threat irani. >> yes. this is what's so hard to understand, is that if this individuaif thil had failed one or more of her training exams, if she was known not to bexamwae really one of the se services top agent, she's in the pittsburgh offic'se. e of why was she put in charge of the entire trip? tire trijesse, i mean, the whol. she was in charge of the whole eorks from the tim the president landed to the time he went to butler. it's just totally inexplicable t . and, jesse, one other thing i'm told by people who are close tope w and have knowledge of the secret service, his own internal investigation, that the department of homeland security is leaning on, n

the economy y was certaiainly biden's biggesest weakneness t the questioion wil whether harris received the same level of blame for inflation. what will seam from vice president harris so far is an effort to both project optimism a about the e economy pride in the policies you have done. >> we were facing one of the worst economic crises in modern history. and today by virtually every measure our economy is the ststrongest in thehe world whwhile alsoso empathizing with voters feeling their pain for high prices still, we know that many americans don''t yet t fee that progress in their daily lives is a very difficult balancing act, but she's been trying to navigate that in the time since her campaign started. >>>> up next, , the leak decisi of dobbs changed. i think the trajectory of her vice presidency. >> women in america no longer have a constitutional right to an abortion. >> well, we say how dare they protect agagainst rsrsv with th wreck sv, a wrwreck sv is a a vaccccine used t to prevent t l respiriratory disesease from r >> a and p people 60 y years ola wreck svsv does not t prpro

not to be outdone toe, biden wil also be returning to the scene where he almost died died . >> joy baker and wanda sykes fear that donald trump will put comedians in jail. fwell, good news, ladies. >> you're both safe. ate a woman who ate nothing but sardines for three month se lost said she lost £35 and it cured her chronic medical complaint. s plus, she's got a new boyfriend . >> i loved his music. >> disgraced former governor andrew cuomo is reportedly considering a run for new york city mayor. ng a rhe's already campaigning r the youth vote since he killed all the old people and slight exaggeration that only some. joe biden referred to j.d. vance as a secretary during an event yesterday. even more absurd, he referred to wife as a doctor. mark zuckerberg unveiled a newea holographic smart glasse news ah this week. look at them. the glasses will allow users to translate. will spoken in fe countries so you can hear what a dork in 24 languages. >> this week, former nascar driver danica patrick endorseded trump and then said she wanted to help make america great agaiain. r and i say what

>> telell us about how they wil lead one of the things that i think people misreread about donald trumpo often has a lot of the times these big statements are negotiating tactics. >> the whole story story with anderson cooper next on cnn and rafael romo at the georgia state capitol in atlanta. >> this is cnn camila davy harris just solemnly swear when harris was sworn in as vice president, she didn't have much experience in terms of foreign policy this is someone who only spent a short time in the senate and spent a lot of ththat time rurunning for r pret but t one ththing that''s chana over the last t four yearsrs is harris has tried to make foreign policy a big focus of her tenure as vp. the first year, we were very intentional about building out her foreign policy folio. and there was at her direction, in fact in the good thing to the president's credit is you wasn't selfish about t it. hehe shared shshe s every mornrning with h him in t presidential so briefing, being vice president is always an important foreign policy job also being vice president for joe biden. >> this is a presi

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his supporters already in palo alto wil >> 14 is the time right now. we're checking out the weather and john just shrunk a very tall. it's a job with it. whether it's nice to see somebody, ida a lot of clouds behind the morning. but, you know, we'll see some afternoon sunshine, hot, inland. good that we have changes underway later this weekend so all the active happening early next week. so all right, maybe a small chance of rain. okay. so stay tuned to cloudy morning. you know, we usually see this. the should mix out as we get into our lunch time. but around the bay we started we are starting to see the sun come out. you can see the view from the richmond bridge and the mount tam cam. so we are quiet, but these are changes that was talking about. we have a system in the pacific northwest coming from the gulf of alaska. that's a cold system. >> and, you know, that means what usually brings windy conditions. but that's not until sunday's. let's start with today for friday note is california. we are nice and clear and we will be warm today. saturday is a

you can check it out on hulu and we wil see you tomorrow for oakland airport's new name, asking a judge to block the change. the struggles for some travelers cited in that request, and a fed rate is coming. >> but just how big will it be? a financial expert is here to talk about how tomorrow's decision could affect your finances. >> and diddy denied bail. entertainment mogul sean combs will remain behind bars after pleading not guilty today in court to charges of sex trafficking and racketeering. a legal expert joins us live to break down the accusations in a newly unsealed, unsealed indictment from ktvu. >> fox two news this is the four confused consumers expecting flights into oakland, landing on the opposite side of the bay, others in danger of missing departures directed to the wrong airport at digital assist by digital assistance. >> just a few examples. the san francisco city attorney called predictable and preventable. as the legal battle escalates over the new name of oakland's airport. welcome, everyone to the four. this afternoon. >> i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage, san

heayy will putin not wil attack because kamala is half black. >> well, our first video of the day coming to us from some tool on msnbc who said kamala harris will keep dangerous world leaders in linm somee bece she's the product of a mixed marriage role. >> it's been kamala h she's an inspiration. >> not only is she positive, doesmixed ma she bring hope andp optimism, but as a black womanos ,the product of a mixedas a marriage, she will inspire marrg to millions of people throughout the world. our credibility, a nationthe that we would be able to allow our country is so great. so gr we're allowed a woman like that to become the commander in chief. eathe of the united states.om that is going to send a powerful messagemmander all f the world. people like vladimir putin are going to sayul, wait a minute, these guys, you know, they truly have democratic country, they truly are representative. they truly are fighting for all their people. >> and kamala harris is a manifestation of tha ot. yeah, she's going to inspire i putin. >> all right. he'll withdraw his troops, just a flee that conversat

now, i don't think it's wilful.ook, we're going to have a two tier system and we're going to bang up the people we don't like and let off the people we like. but i think over time it's evolved and we need and we need to have confidence in the system. >> i said to you, i'm going to draw stumps on that one, because how do you know you're getting old when you find out it's ten years to the day that we had the scottish independence, so—called separation was the word that i used. referendum. and nicola sturgeon has been speaking in pubuc sturgeon has been speaking in public today saying that scotland will leave the united kingdom and that there will be a unhed kingdom and that there will be a united ireland . she didn't united ireland. she didn't predict we'd rejoin the eu, which surprised me because she generally is against the result of every single referendum and thinks they should be overturned, which is true . funny overturned, which is true. funny isn't it? you know, labour, the dominant party in scotland forever.

i diond have.ou wil one more question for the president. you'll see the answer to this in a moment.l answer to thisand that was abr not the president wouldident, in fact, how would he debate kamala harris? is he ready foer she's abouthich to throw at him, which i think is pretty easy to predict. pretbut let's first go to audiee questions from our exclusive town hall, formerl wi president donald trump. >> thank you former pres. tionsr staying to take questions from the audience. you know, i plan out i do all this research to ask you questions and you just go. but we came here also to hearhas from the people of harrisburg. before we get to the peoplbu.e, i want to again introduce, we introduced him last night on the show. mcc dave maccormack is the republican senate candidate the senate a. i senator, great to have you. give you a chance to say a couple of words. yes. than a cto say ak thank you, se. and thank you for mr. president being here in the the and keystone bein state is going to decide the future of the country. put you back in th stadee white house in a majority in the senat