abby. >> absolutely. that chaos and confusion that you're talking about, we have some body camera video that shows a little bit of what that looked like. take a listen. >> the chief is making contact with him, right? >> no. no one has made contact with him. >> [ bleep ]. >> what are we doing here? >> i don't know, man. >> do we have anyone that's hit on this side? any of the kids or anyone hit? >> no. we don't know anything about that. >> what are we doing here, you hear one of the officers say. what are we seeing in this video, rosa. >> reporter: you know, there's a few important points about that, abby. that shows some of the chaos, that shows some of the confusion, some of the inaction. but beyond that, according to the timeline, the shooter at some point begins shooting again. now, that's where the report and other law enforcement experts have said that even if there was confusion by some of the officers who arrived after the first gunshots were fired, they should have acted on their training once the

abby went to around from dodger stadium. >> abby: >> abby: that is right. back in my home place, the sun gets ready to rise over los angeles, we watch the best compete in the mid-summer classic tonight. action ramped up last night at the home-run derby, we came to catch up with players and fans. take a look. >> it has been 42 years since dodger stadium host the mid-summer classic and we are capturing the excitement. this is the mlb all-star game. what brings you here? >> it's at dodger stadium, hasn't been here since '81. >> homers and a good time. >> it is my first time, i'm excited. >> all the best players competing against each other. >> baseball, apple pie and everything. >> it is americana. >> who are you here to see? >> looking forward to watch albert pujols. >> judge. >> kershaw. >> yankees. >> acuna. ♪ >> what would you do with $1 million prize money if you won the home run derby? >> go on a good trip. >> buy a house here. >> vacation home on the beach. >> give most of it to my parents. >> donate it to children to learn and get into baseball. >> h

>> so legally, abby, there's no difference here. prosecutors have what we call the statute of limitations, which is five years from a crime is committed until they bring a charge. but you have to think practically here if you're a prosecutor. you're talking about bringing a criminal charge against the former president of the united states for the first time in our history and you'll have to get a jury of 12 civilians to find him guilty unanimously and beyond a reasonable doubt. now, that's complicated enough. imagine if that becomes a criminal trial against not only the former president, but one of the announced candidates for the upcoming election. in fact, likely the front-runner for one of the two major parties, in my view that further complicates the test enormously for doj, and that's why doj's slow pace here is really going to be working to their detriment. >> look, this is a movie that doj has seen before, so you can imagine the amount of consternation that there is about that. elie honig, thank you so much for that. >>> we'r

also cnn contributor former watergate hearing witness and nixon counsel, john dean, and abby phillip, anchor of "inside politics sunday." abby, we heard from former white house staffers that as the capitol was being attacked, the president didn't call the national guard, didn't call the secretary of defense, didn't call the fbi, didn't call the department of homeland security, and didn't call the capitol police. does that make the case to you, as the committee laid out, that he deliberately chose not to act? >> it's really, really important, john. and i can't overstress this. i think that presentation they put on last night is really the keystone to connecting this story they have laid out over the course of the hearings. so we've heard through all the previous hearings, all the attempts that the president made, the president and his people made to obstruct the certification of the election, to overturn the results of the election, to get in the way of this day of certification. and having failed in every other respect, from his lawsuits to the request to seize voting machines, to pre

abby: the colonists had to break open the crates. after almost three hours they were able to destroy the tea. so much fun. abby hornacek, live in boston. thank you so much. you can celebrate america with us on fox news channel all weekend long. "fox and friends" anchors will be here for a special independence day at west point including an hic fireworks show. and tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, fox news presents an independence day special with joey jones, lawrence jones, and i will be part of a fabulous fireworks show that includes music from some of your favorites fireworks from d.c., boston and much, much more. so stay tuned with fox news as we celebrate this great country all weekend long. the city of orlando, florida is apologizing for a controversial post on its website. friday the city wrote, a lot of people probably don't want to celebrate our nation right now, and we can't blame them when there is so much division, hate and unrest. why would you want to have a party celebrating any of it. the message went on to say amer

so abby is moved from the police station where he was being held as voters had to the polls.

fox nation host abby hornacek is there now. hey, abby. >> hey, you guys. that's right. this is the uss constitution right here behind me and also the oldest commissioned warship that is still afloat in the entire world. later today we will be hopping on board and shooting out of a cannon in the 21-gun salute in honor of independence day. this really is a great way to celebrate the fourth of july, because this ship means so much to our history as a country. she got her name, old ironsides, and the war of 1812 when an american sailor sought 24-pound cannon balls bouncing off the sides. he yells, "her sides of made of iron." we've been doing it all day long. just a quick look back, too, yesterday at the boston harbor fest they put on the first annual patriotic pooch parade. most creative went to a 14-year-old shihtzu. there was a rescue husky traveling with a bald eagle who won best in show. we are used to seeing people decked out in their red, white, and blue but it was nice to see their four-legged friends also showing their patriotism. patriotism really has been a theme

and also on this fourth of july, our own abby a eight visited of the boston harbor felt and found out what makes people proud to be americans. >> means that i can celebrate my freedom. freedom to be who i am. >> in my opinion, the united states is like winning the lottery for something greater than a million dollars. >> carley: we will take a tour with abby sg visits one of america's most historic cities. >> griff: pestka congressman ronny jackson are here to start your fourth of july with "fox & friends first." ♪ ♪ with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewar

that was great, abby. i loved it. you give us a look at everything going around the bay area. >> did you feel like you want, general? >> i felt like i was there. that was awesome. thanks, abby. >>> quiet the show went quiet today. for more sights and sounds from across the bay area, go to nbcbayarea.com and click on fourth of july photos at the top of our page. >>> okay, she is known as the dance cam mom. it makes me want to dance. this week, she's taking her dancing talents to a new show right here on nbc bay area. this is robin schreiber. she became a viral hit for dancing at a warriors game in 2015 in a golden state holiday sweater. since then, she has made dozens of appearances, even showing off her dance moves with the warriors dance team. tomorrow, she will be heading to national tv in front of shakira, nick jonas robin is competing on the new show "dancing with myself." joining me now is robin schreiber. so great to see you. i am excited excited. we have to ask about this. the national stage needs to see your m

it does appear as though there were 2 bullets, had entered actions are abby's body. we know from our reports at the scene that 2 were rounds were fired from this homemade han gun that was recovered from the scene . that it seems as though one of the bullets said punctured the heart of the former prime minister. a either the same bullets or the 2nd bullet it seems, had ruptured an archery, so there was extensive bleeding. and as you mentioned there, they talked about using $100.00 units of blood and would seem to be an extensive operation. we heard that blood transfusions were being administered. it seems as though those attempts were being made throughout the afternoon until it seems, or some time after sions are abby's family had actually arrived at the hospital by 5 pm local time. they then finally declare the shins obey was dead. rob, what was the former prime minister during the, in nevada, in the west of the country today? yeah, this was a political campaign. we've got enough beer up a house. elections are happening this weekend in japan. and so all of the polit

abby phillip did this interview, she's live in phoenix with more. a abby, what did she tell you? >> reporter: this is a very emotional week for cherelle griner and for brittney griner's family. they're facing the real reality of what she is facing in russia, the prospect of a trial in a legal system that cherelle told me she does not necessarily trust. she does not believe this is any kind of system where her wife can receive justice, and so that's why she is pushing to meet with president biden and also pushing for president biden and the united states government to simply get a deal done, that can bring brittney griner home. listen. tell me about what you have been able to hear from brittney in this time. there was the call that didn't happen. what have you been able to hear from her while she's been in detention? >> so, i haven't really been able to hear anything that brings me the most assurance about her well-being to that degree because the call would have given me that. so i don't know how well she's doing. >> reporter: do you trust that the maximum amount of effort is bei

hey, abby. >> reporter: hey, neil. absolutely, we are here in boston, and to your point, we wanted to talk -- walk around and ask people what makes them proud to be an american. you know what? good news, some people even got emotional because they love america that much. take a look. what makes you proud to be an american? >> oh, gee, oh. i, i, i'm speechless for that. >> i get emotional. it means so much, grateful for , hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free night. book now at bestwestern.com. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? stay two nights and get a free night. inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is approved to treat the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if you're allergic to xii

it is a simple case. >> abby, we saw bannon leave the court, as abby was talking about and try to get into some kind of mano a mano challenge with slick committee chairman bennie thompson, timing him for not showing up. benny thompson has an important job. steve bannon is a broadcaster accused of bringing the law. the staffer who is patently on the witness stand, was basically just ask basic questions, did he provide documents and show up? >> as caitlin said, the government cases going forward. steve bannon was served a subpoena, he did not answered. he did not even attempt to answered and showed contempt for the process, for the institution of congress. that, as far as the bennett is concerned is the point. bannon has always been about undermining institutions like congress, defying them flagrantly in an effort to make the point that they are, in his mind, illegitimate. it does not surprise me that these proceedings have gone a long these lines, with bannon continuing to put on a show for his podcast audience. that is ultimately what this is about. he really does have an audience of

at the end of abby's tenure, japan was economically back where it had started. critic, see the late shin. so obvious economic policies has little more than an attempt to boost the economy by printing money. industrialized nations watch the abby nomics experiment very closely. since or are they, they're moving on to britain now uncertain times ahead for the u. k. now that prime minister boris johnson has announced his resignation the races on to find the next p. m. johnston is preparing to leave just as the u. k. a staring down a plethora of economic woes. inflation is set to hit 10 percent and there a dire forecasts for next year. several conservative party members of parliament already having their eyes on 10 downing street, including former finance minister, richie su, neck, and his replacement nadeem. so holly to break down at johnston's economic legacy and to look to the future in the u. k. i spoke earlier to someone who intimately knows the challenges of the heart of government. allister campbell is a former advisor to prime minister tony blair. and one of boris johnson's fiercest c

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will: there it is abby. rachel: thank you, abby. sometimes we have conversations off-camera, that i think our audience should know a little bit about. we've been debating parades, who likes parades, we talked about the pooch parade. this is the cat guy pepete you were the first one. rachel: i said, i'm not -- pete: little soft. pooch parade. >> then will had to jump in say he would refer pooch parade to a congressman parade. take that sean duffy. [laughter]. listen, 10 years of parades. i love small town america parades. there is nothing like it. i know you're with me on that. will: many of you said i was wrong on this, i have taken an informal poll, including of several hegseth children, our parade is overrated. i have to say i'm the voice of america. pete: you're the voice of nonsense. nonsense. will: call it sub very, call it what you want, within your family there is real dissent. pete: they're supposed to come on set to do crafts. there is dissent. rachel: we need a poll. get our producers to get a poll up, whether or not will

so japan's prime minister and abby's ally says you'll continue on the policy track, set forth by his predecessor, is wanting to see what i cannot forgive this dastardly and barbaric act which took place during an election, which is the basis of democracy as be incumbent prime minister i will not give into violence and will defend democracy. i'll strive to further strength of japan us alliance, carrying on the legacy, former prime minister ave, who lifted the alliance. new heights. attacks against politicians in japan are rare, but they're not without precedent. and 2007, the mayor of nagasaki, each show each was shot dead by a member of the japanese criminal gang, known as the coots. 5 years earlier, a member of japan's democratic party, known for his anti corruption work, was stabbed to death outside his home. in 1960 and ultra nationalist assassin killed the head of the socialist party using a traditional japanese sword. and that same year she lobbies grandfather and then prime minister and abuse k key. she was stabbed in the sy, but survived. ah, let's not bring in our guest. join

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japanese navy, a member of the self defense forces, and he expressed a deep and dissatisfaction with abby and also mistrust with regard to our b as a politician. and he said, that's why he wanted to kill of it. now sonya mission, so i actually left office 2 years ago, but he was on this campaign trail. and my question is, what was his role within japanese politics? and also from those videos that we saw earlier, what was the, what's the amount of security that you would see say in japan, around big figures like sions, or abby? i would say it depends on what kind of event it is like what, how much security detailed they will send to accompany a politician overall. japan is a very safe country and i think maybe compared to other countries, i would assume that maybe the security is a bit less extreme then than in other places. so yeah it's, it's a bit hard to say whether there was some negligence, maybe on part of the security. and his role there was really to support his party members to support of members of the liberal democratic party. not that they really needed it for the election beca

so clearly in abby was a very influential figure, is that the biggest faction in that ruling liberal democratic party, what do you think the impact of his killing will have on the party? will it create a major, a political vacuum? not the vacuum, the l d p will remain solid majority party. but at the same time, the inter, a part, the dynamics who are fundamentally change was gone. now, i think the function lead to resume there in fighting after this coming election and for consider the, the margin of victory. the somewhat important in terms of whether he can continue to rain or bugs or factional lead us the function lead us ready to withdraw the support. when you see the popularity falls over barrier issue, the professor to talk i just mentioned the called the read rising. now, and, you know, this could make him popular and in for a shawn's big program. and if the government talks about doubling the defense budget, it has been discussed within the p. then that will make the party and pop it as well. and even able to finance those in the extra spending, some of speculating that the co

abby, this is the southern ring. and nebular seen described as a, as a stella graveyard. what it, what is, are showing us when, when a star dies is some of the mass of the star gets expelled? that's what would happen to the sun. it will eventually use up all the nuclear fewer that he has and will not be able to burn or can our fuel a star is simply a nuclear reactor held by gravity. so at the end, the star we cool off, but we'll send out some material to the so called interest that are medium and that creates these beautiful. and so the silhouettes that we see here, we're the interaction of these mature and with the surrounding medium creates these beautiful rings and, and that's the future of our local neighborhood. and i would like to emphasize also that in the image that the em i was describing before we tend to keep our eyes on starlight, those islands that are bright. but there is a lot of darkness in between them. and the, the reason i emphasize that is actually what we see is just the tail of the dog. ah, it g

. >>> last night, cnn's abby phillip sat down with griner's wife for an exclusive interview. you'll hear part of that conversation in just a moment. back at home, though, new developments in the january 6th investigation. sources tell cnn that someone tried to influence the testimony of cassidy hutchinson, the former trump white house aide who shared damning details about what the former president was doing as the capitol attack unfolded. we'll have much more on that just ahead. we begin, though, this morning, in moscow. cnn's senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen is outside the court where brittney griner's first trial hearing wrapped up, about an hour ago. fred, we should note, these trials take place in russia, with enormous political interference, often doing the bidding of the kremlin. but what are we hearing from the kremlin this morning, and also u.s. diplomats on this? >> reporter: hi there, jim. the kremlin this morning in a regular scheduled call with the kremlin spokesperson said this was not a political trial, they did not want to interfere, did not

s. investigation into the killing of al jazeera, jenna sharina. abby. the us state department says it's likely she was killed by an i unintentional gunfire from his rally positions, but did not offer clarity on how they reached that conclusion. ukraine's president says the country is working directly with the un and turkey to guarantee the security of its grain exports. ukrainian officials have asked turkey to confiscate what they say is tons of stolen grain on border wash and flagged cargo ships. 5 people have gone on trial in hong kong, accused of sedition for publishing. a series of children's books. authorities say they have a hidden message and inside hatred towards the government and 50000 people in eastern australia have been put on a vacuum. patient alert as flood waters rise and downpours continue. it's the areas for the flat emergency in just 16 months. experts say rainfall has been aggravated by climate change. those are the headline states you. now for this stream there's a wave of sentiment around the world. people actually want accountabil

whatever you want, please ask. >> abby phillips joins me now. what an incredible powerful interview. i know cherelle also met with the family of trevor reed, the u.s. marine imprisoned in russia for almost three years, who was released earlier this year. he has already called for her to be released. what did she tell you about their meeting? >> reporter: yeah, sara, she called it a club, a club that i think none of these families want to be in. the families of americans who are wrongfully detained abroad and they comfort each other. they communicate with each other. and they give each other advice, lessons learned. she talked about meeting families whose loved ones have been detained for years. and she thought to herself just the thought of that would break her, that if she were in this position for years, it would ultimately break her. she said there were a couple of main lessons she took away from some of these conversations from the family of trevor reed himself. she said one of them was to not be quiet. at the beginning of brittney griner's

>> i think it is, abby. i think steve bannon is learning there's a big difference between being a criminal defendant in a trial on the one hand and yapping outside the courthouse on the steps or talking into a podcast microphone on the other hand. you can say whatever you want in those latter contexts but inside the court assa sara just report, this judge is running a very tight ship. no judge wants their trials to become circuses and steve bannon was hoping and intending to do that. when you go outside the courthouse and make statements like he made, a, they can be used against you and, b, they sort of undermine his defense. if his defense is, oh, i meant to comply, i was just ready to negotiate on the one hand but you're outside the courthouse railing against the committee on the other hand, those are contradictory. >> yeah, they certainly seem to be. in her opening statement, the prosecutor in this case, amanda vaughn, framed it this way. this is not a case of a mistake. the defendant didn't get the date

abby, on the surface it seems like the former president is going to run. is anything with him that simple? >> i mean, i think this is probably maybe the worst kept secret in washington and in politics. i think it has always been more likely than not that trump would run again for president. he's been teasing it for many, many months. i mean, pretty much since he left the white house. so it's a question of when he announces it and how he runs for president. i mean, i think that the big undercurrent of loot of the hemming and hawing on the part of his advisers is how much is he going to be fixated and obsessed on his loss to joe biden, and so far he hasn't given any indication that he is any election fixated on that even though many of his allies want him to turn to more substantive issues. it just does not seem like that is what is motivating him at the moment. >> david, you've talked about that about him not looking forward, but relitigating the past. as a former strategist do you think announcing a bid before the midterms is a good idea for republican can

abby will be back for her program sunday 8:00 a.m. eastern. she will have yet more of the interview. >>> coming up, president biden vows the fight over abortion rights is not over despite the supreme court decision overturning roe v wade. we have details of what he and some democratic governors are planning. we'll get to that when we come back. that was right under theieir nose. or... his s nose. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. or the spin they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, you can achieve clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla can cause serious allergic reactions. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your docto

>> abby phillip, kaitlan collins, -- just hours ago, a surprise deal was announced in the senate for a bill that was thought to be dead, after a year of negotiations. senator majority leader chuck schumer and west virginia senator manchin reached a deal on energy and health care bill. more from capitol hill, irrational correspondent jessica -- what is this bill? >> that appears to have risen from the dead. what is most surprising about this agreement from chuck schumer and joe manchin is that includes tax provisions and climate provisions. you will remember not too long ago we are talking about that senator manchin saying that he would not be supporting any of those things. so, this agreement that we heard about and reported on late this afternoon would include a corporate minimum tax at 15%. corporate minimum tax. it would also include climate provisions that aim to reduce garment carbon emissions by 40% by 2030, again things that we did not anticipate seeing in this, and that it would also allow medicare to negotiate drug prices and extend these affordable care act subsidies to ame

seen on this surveillance video, his wife abby, who was outside watching the parade, rushed into the store after spotting the shooter on a rooftop down the street and yelling at others to take cover inside. >> you don't think it's going to happen to you or somebody that you know or somebody close to you. then it does. my mother-in-law was crawling into the store over my child, and that was just heart-wrenching to see. it's just unreal. unreal. >> even now, knowing what happened, is it still sort of difficult to prepped? >> yeah. yeah, it's incredibly difficult to comprehend. >> reporter: abby was gazed by a bullet, and her father-in-law was shot in the leg -- both are okay. central to the investigating, kremo's social media history. while investigators have yet to determine a motive, we're told the suspect left a trail of disturbing posts online, including depictions of shootings and the video showing what looked to be a portion of the parade route where the shooting took place. >> this is an individual who spent a lot of time online both consuming content, but also placing content o

the house is past the prime minister's office and parliament. abby was shot while he was campaigning at an election valley on friday. please have acknowledged that security lapses happened at the event or tony chang's joining us live now from tokyo. let's talk about what's been happening today. tony. talk us through what's been going on well we so that private funeral taking place inside the gigi temple. there were thousands of people outside. it was very clear that they were to remain outside. there was a very respectful sense, not a lot of noise being made. a lot of people had come with flowers that they were being allowed to to lay it respects as a tribute, the chin up a lung corner. but then when those proceedings had been completed for the funeral, cortez emerged, and there was a sport, a spontaneous outbreak of applause. some of the mourners crying out final farewells to shins obey before the his body in the house went off on that tour of the administrative heart of tokyo. at some past some of those places that he had known so well. that finishing up the prime minister's office

wow, abby. >> yeah, i mean, definitely adam kinzinger unplugged. look, starting with the justice department, i actually think this is particularly interesting. this committee has been driving the bus on this investigation and they are clearly frustrated that the justice department is kind of playing follow the leader here as opposed to taking on parts of this investigation, much more aggressively. there are elements of this investigation that the justice department would be best suited to pursue. when you asked him about those ties between trump allies and the extremist groups, it is clear the committee is not quite there yet. he didn't quite have a fulsome understanding of what that might look like, but that seems to be a clear area where the justice department, which is already prosecuting manufae ing many of has investigative tools that can look more deeply into that. you see the january 6th committee being a little bit frustrated. and then at the end there, on these election deniers, this is a really serious issue for the democrats, where peopl

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gillian: pretty awesome, abby, thank you for breaking it down. i'm very excited for your special tomorrow on fox news channel. we will check back with you later. >> thanks, gillian. gillian: you bet, on the patriotic weekend we will find out how one organization is helping our nation's heros right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simp

his grandfather was prime minister, his father, foreign minister with abby distinguished himself as the longest serving prime minister with 2 terms in office. he broad stability to a political system that tended to kind of churn out. prime ministers are one after another. i'm not only dad, but he was also transformative in japanese politics. he made japan a much more significant player in terms of regional and i would say, even global security. abbe promoted policies dubbed ib nomics, intended to boost the economy. he wanted to strengthen japan's geo political clout, by amending its post world war 2 pacifist constitution. it proved polarizing among the public and his efforts failed. during his last year in office, he was criticized for his handling of the coven 19 pandemic. is as i say, i've worked hard every single day to revitalize the economy and to conduct diplomacy that would protect the national interest during this time i'm proud of taking on various challenges with the japanese people. oh ha. ah, though i be resigned in 2020 siding, poor health. the following year he returned to

abby will be live from the boston harbor fest throughout the weekend. and tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern join fox and friends weekend anchors for a special independence day celebration at west point including an epic fireworks show and cannot miss music from the west point band. and then monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern fox news presented independence day special with joey jones, lawrence jones, and carly and i will be part of the fund to such report on a fabulous fireworks show. the special will include music from some of your favorite, fireworks from d.c. and boston and much more. so stay with fox news as we celebrate this bright country all week along. now to some tragic news another major fentanyl seizure enough to kill millions of americans. more on that with a special report from fox hillary von on the fight to fentanyl overdoses classified as crime. that when we return. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ hon? woo-hoo. you've gotta see this. the weathertech's here. (wow, that wa

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he's known as someone and you covered the white house, abby, as someone that doesn't necessarily like the limelight right now talking about s cipollone but his testimony could be very, very significant. >> it absolutely will be. even though it will be behind closed doors, it will be videotaped like many of the other depositions that have happened and i think you can expect that if it's of significance and it has bearing on sole ome of the additional hearings, you might see pat cipollone in further hearings. he is someone who obviously has been in this white house, the trump white house through thick and thin. he defended trump through his impeachment hearing, his first impeachment hearing. he sees himself as a defender of the presidential institution but at the same time, based on the testimony of others, he was issuing big red flag warning signs and i think the committee wants to know what did he know about how much the president knew about who was armed in that crowd, about how badly he wanted to go to the capitol, about all the things happening behind the scenes by people like rudy

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our own abby is alive in boston, right in the middle of it all. abby. >> yes that is right, rich. harbor fest is celebrating its 40th anniversary with hundreds of activities per people are coming from all over the country to celebrate really getting into the patriotic spirit. you look around this city is absolutely electric. and adding to that electricity is just the fact you can look to either side of you and see something that has played an influential part in our nation's independence. the sense i've been getting here were being hurt harbor fest as people just want to celebrate our freedom. we were here for the kickoff of the event and stuck around for justice of the hype is about. and i am going to tell you it did not disappoint. moment when the commanding officer of the u.s. constitution cut the harbor fest cake with her saber. a memorable way to kickoff the weekend. bill actually on the uss constitution all day on the fourth talking about the heritage there and taking part in their turnaround under 21 gun salute. do not miss that. but until then we have been walking around a

. >>> i want to bring in -- abby, you saw that report from ever everywhere you see this division over what's going to happen. you saw the smile on her face as she said she would have the power to block that abortion ban. is this something you think we are going to be dealing with until the midterm elections or for the foreseeable future really? >> and beyond. look, she had a smile on her face. there are not actually that many places in the country wihere democrats have the ability to stop it. think don't have a lot of state legislatures where they have unified control and even if the places where they do maybe have the governorship, have a veto, some legislatures they have veto-proof majority to pass restrictive bills. it's actually a dire picture out there for democrats at the state level, and this issue is going to go on even further beyond the midterms because this is -- democrats got into this hole in state legislatures over the period of 10 to 15 years. it's not going to get resolved in two to four years. they are going to have to come to terms with what that means and how to rev

please introduce yourself to abby was and your connection to miss mama? sure. well thank you for having me. my name is a small, i'm a standard comedian from chicago, and i've stayed a cure called naj off the euro king. nice small recurring committee role. very nice, nice to see you in the miss marvel universe as well. all right, so you as if you're watching right now and you on youtube, he's got comment, she's got questions about miss marble. how did they make it? what was that thought process? what happened behind the scenes? we have juice. we're happy to share with you comments that live right here. i am just getting this festival. we talked to some, some little ones about miss martha, what it meant to them. and this is what they told us. i want you to late take a look at this video and then immediately react. let's take a look at the youngsters. will future critics a. 6 0, she's scared of gaining goes to the mosque while she goes to school and has many friends and gets in trouble with her teachers. this made me really happy and proud that there could be a gi

. >>> with us now, cnn political insider, abby phillip. abby, food to see you. i want to start by this decision by senator manchin to sign onto this spending bill. put into context -- give us some perspective really about the size of this reversal. he would say it isn't reversal. but from what we've heard over the last several months, it looks like one. >> yeah, i think it is a reversal. i mean, i think that manchin's last comments on the previous state of negotiations was, let's wait to see what another month of inflation numbers and gdp numbers look like. and then lo and behold, this deal was struck even before the latest, you know, gdp numbers came out today. so, manchin clearly made a determination that he was willing to do something and he was willing to do something if it could be sold publicly as an antiinflationary measure. and the ducks really lined up here. they have larry summers going out there saying, i counseled that this is not going to lead to inflation. they changed the name of the bill. it's no longer build back better. it has inflation in the

so as abby said, there is plenty of room for the any stack there that it is really dishonest, specter discoveries, that many pounds 3, how does j only exceed knowledge? ave did seem to be of a flawless launch. but what are the risks to the telescope though, while it's while it's in orbit lead the cosmic tusks just hitting the mirrors? that sort of thing. what are we going to be careful for? it said those micro meteorites, one of them is heat. they're one of the segments self ah, in may, and we just the keep our fingers crossed that then not that too many will hit the telescope during the lifetime because it obviously that would be the biggest risk for degrading they optical capabilities of that. those of these tiny mit micro meteorites that create this small crater on the surface said these in mirror that the primary mirror is made of fed barithium coated with gourd than you know, we want to keep it as clean as possible without much damage. ah, so i should mention one more thing we focused on than most this done sources of light in the universe. i should say that also the nearest ones

if you like from the body of former japanese primers as soon so, abby has arrived at a tokyo temple. his work will take place at the saucy town pull on monday evening with a funeral for family and close friends. on tuesday, abbey was assassinated while campaigning for local elections on friday for use of acknowledged security lapses. flemister from your case sheila has vow to continue working on so ivy's campaign promises i been with affording or or more you inheriting our base legacy especially the constitution amendment which he put so much of as if it and to i will work on challenges that our bay could not solve on his own, and that he thought he mule smith. i'll continue working and bring a bright future to our beloved critical hand, which are bay loveday, too. we need to pass this legacy to the next generation normal in bossier house. a governor. a sermon is underway to bury 50 bodies of newly discovered victims of the shredded annisa genocide. $8000.00 muslim man and boys were murdered by bosnian serb forces and a run. certainly, sir, in 1995, general rot. com luggage led to th

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