we hear it's being used, lara. i get, again, that there are federal and state laws in the jurisdiction over these federal ones. unless there is a civil rights application. but you can't dismiss the juxtaposition of images we see in new york city, people being pushed into subways, little babies being shot, against a pro-life activist who takes his rosary to a clinic with his children and praise and tries to help women in a time of need. there is something awry in this country. >> lara: i think it's very frustrating for the american people to see. this is where the resources are being used, that there is no one addressing what you're saying, kayleigh. all these incidents we continue to see. crime is on the rise across the country. the fact that we haven't seen a single arrest, to go back to what emily was saying, of those pro-life centers that were attacked, firebombed. the times, kayleigh, that the f.a.c.e. act has been used, it's been for a very egregious situations like molotov cocktails, like death threats. not w

lara: this is "focus on europe." i'm lara babalola, welcome. imagine waking up and being told your freedom is gone. your right to self-determination has been stripped away, your fundamental rights are no more. it's a reality for women in afghanistan. since the taliban seized power a year ago, they are living at the mercy of the militants. many are banned from going to work, attending secondary schools or participating in sports. women and girls can only leave their homes with the permission of a man. well, sahar was able to flee kabul and escape the taliban. she now lives in exile in italy and is building a new life for herself. one that promises safety, tolerance and basic human rights. but already, she fears her newfound freedom is in danger. and that's because of this woman -- far-right leader giorgia meloni. her brothers of italy party is leading the polls in the upcoming parliamentary elections. sahar says their victory could bring bad news for refugees. the party is openly hostile to migrants and sahar now worries about her future. >> whe

ñl lara: this is "focus on europe." i'm lara babalola, welcome. imagine waking up and being told your freedom is gone. your right to self-determination has been stripped away, your fundamental rights are no more. it's a reality for women in afghanistan. since the taliban seized power a year ago, they are living at the mercy of the militants. many are banned from going to work, attending secondary schools or participating in sports. women and girls can only leave their homes with the permission of a man. well, sahar was able to flee kabul and escape the taliban. she now lives in exile in italy and is building a new life for herself. one that promises safety, tolerance and basic human rights. but already, she fears her newfound freedom is in danger. and that's because of this woman -- far-right leader giorgia meloni. her brothers of italy party is leading the polls in the upcoming parliamentary elections. sahar says their victory could bring bad news for refugees. the party is openly hostile to migrants and sahar now worries about her future. >> whe

>> lara: isn't that the question? it's so interesting to see all this happen and for anyone to try and suggest that donald trump did not have the most secure border in recent history is outrageous. we all know that. you saw migrants crossing the southern border drop by 87% under the trump administration. we had around 400 miles of border wall built by my father-in-law. he had to fight tooth and nail for that. don't forget, the democrats did everything they could to stop him from funding that border wall but right, harris, to your point, it was working. we saw he tackled human trafftrafftrafficking and that n all-time low coming over the southern boarder and the drugs s that free flow over the southern border and for them to try and suggest in any way that donald trump did not have a handle on this is totally crazy. but then to see that they have completely disregarded the southern border and we're spending billions of dollars on boarders overseas for other countries is a slap in the face to americans. >> harris: you g

lara, thank you so much. what a joy for all of us to get to experience the career, the legend that is serena williams. >> right, and the impact she had on tennis and on women's sports. >> beyond it too. transcended tennis to be sure. thank you very much, lara. >>> we want to get another check of weather now. we'll head over to danielle breezy once again. >> yes, i will tell you the atlantic is getting very active. we now have two named storms that we're watching, danielle and earl. by the way, july and august, we had no named storms, so things are getting very busy. let's take you to earl. it's a tropical storm right now, winds at 40 miles an hour. it's going to go north of puerto rico. could bring some flash flooding as well as some damaging winds from the outer bands. we've got danielle that will strengthen to a category 1 hurricane. that's a look at what's happening around the country. here's what's happening where you live. here's what's happening where you live. >>> yeah, danielle, a fish storm, not doin

i'm alicia acuna along with guy benson, lara trump and joey jones, and welcome to "the big saturday show." joey. >> a teen is mowed down by a driver, so where's all the media attention? would it be a different story if it were a progressive activist that was killed? >> guy. >> well, remember the basket of deplorables? hillary clinton, she's back, and she's launched a in attack against republican voters -- new attack, and this one involves hitler. >> and lara. >> from sky-high inflation to illegal immigrants pouring over the border, things are really bad. so why is everything suddenly perfect? everyone says everything is perfect, but why? the cultural movement to find a new word with. >> but first, on the same day the dow plunged into bear market territory, it was all about a party at the white house. sir elton john serenading president and first lady biden and a crowd on the white house lawn. and it's the not just the stock market that plunged this week. so is the money in everyone's wallets. a new study finding the average american has lost more than $4,000 a year in income since biden

and, lara, we were just talking about this. if you're an american and you weren't at home when there was an attack on your homeland, what it must have meant to hear that. >> first of all, what a classy, beautiful way to to show britain's support for america at, you know, a time where where we certainly were looking for support, and we were all feeling very vulnerable, i think, here at home. but that -- i have seen that video played now several times, and every time i get chills, every time i feel emotional. and, i mean, i think about how it felt here many america right after september 11th, and we were all at least here together. but then i think about what you were just say, alicia. if i had been overseas and among those thousands of people there that were in front of buckingham palace, i imagine that there were americans scattered in there. if i would have been there in that moment, i mean, i would have been a mess. it must have been so emotional for those americans to hear the star spangled banner played and, man, to break 6

i deserve that. >> all right. >>> we're going to go to lara. hey, lara. >> congratulations, robin. we love you so much. we're going to switch gears right now. though, and we'll kick off our very fabulous "deals & steals" fab find special. tory johnson with us this morning with incredible deals that she put together of some of my favorite brands that i've mentioned over the years when i really go crazy. we'll focus on our furry friends and an irresistible home decor. you can get them all by pointing your cell phone right there tqr code. we're going to start right over h here. we have a model in the house, halle. >> you're dying to get down there. >> i am. >> i know you are. >> i want you to know these are made of like memory foam so i sit on this often with riva and come home and give her big hugs. hi, buddy and, of course, i love the tennis ball. >> the tennis ball is your favorite. >> but there's other shapes. >> they're riva and lara approved. now hailey approved, as well. we also have from them the waterproof blankets really great to put on your couch so if you want to protect y

let's start once again with fox news contributor lara trump. hey, lara, good morning. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: so does it surprise you that it sounds like hunter biden said he would be happy to introduce his business associates to these high ranking chinese people? >> i mean, does it surprise anyone at this point and, gosh, we are getting really messy the bulger family involved. it's really kind of remarkable. i think, steve, every week we get a little more information, it seems, about what we really nknew in october of 2020 when te hunter biden laptop kind of came to light. we know that while he was vice president of the united states, joe biden was happy to have his son hunter accompany him on all of these aofficial transcription. it appears, in order to leverage his father's position as vice president to make mope for the biden family and whether we are talking about china which we know is true. china, russia, we know the biden family has profited to the tunes of millions of dollars from all of these countries and i got to tell you,

. >> carley: lara trump will be here. check in with steve doocy, what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> steve: hello, carley and ted -- >> steve: taking on ted. thank you ted piro. >> todd: no problem, phil. >> steve: coming up on "fox and friends," foes join forces as vladamir putin and xi jinping meet face-to-face to inject stability into the world. that will work. army combat will join us live, her response to the adversary no-limit friendship and texas attorney general paxton asking the federal government to consider kidnapping charges. and the doctor is in, dr. janette nesheiwat joins us live and golf legend john daly and sean payton. don't miss a minute of this all-star friday show starting at top of the hour. ted and carley will return in a moment, you are watching "fox and friends first" on the fox news channel. was holding me bac. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma

hey, lara. >> reporter: hey, michael. very special edition of "pop news" here at the open from arthur ashe stadium. the stars, well, they were shining bright last night for serena williams. zendaya came out to cheer for the g.o.a.t. as did gigi and bella hadid and singer seal was glued to his seat. of course, he was. anna wintour was back to watch as were anthony anderson from "black-ish" as well as spike lee, such a sports lover. what's interesting, the cameraman could not get enough of this lady, dionne warwick. counted at least 20 times this he showed her during the match. inside serena's box alongside her family, tiger woods was also there fist pumping, cheering for serena as she worked her magic on the court. and then after the match tiger tweeted, it was a privilege to watch greatness. indeed, it was. a big, big night at the open and more to come. >>> and this morning tennis fans around the world are paying tribute. they're celebrating tweena -- serena. oh, tweena. i like that. i just created something. serena with

lara, thanks. good to see you. >> you got it. >> martha: so from full stop on running again to leaving it in the hands of fate, we're going to take a look at president biden's evolving answer to the question, will he run again in 2024. there's some interesting things to pick up on here. the way that we took a look at the way he's talked about this over recent months. we'll show it to you when you come back. >> i'm a great respecter of fate. so what i'm doing, i'm doing my job, i'm going to do that job and within the time frame that makes sense after this next election cycle here going into next year. make a judgment on what to do. ie i came to this country. i got some of my gold before you passed the bread. encourage one another... i can buy gold for this?! you can buy gold for this. and talk about life's wins and misses. responsibly sourced like my gold but not responsibly cooked. because at the end of the day, nothing keeps it all together quite like - gold. visit invest.gold to see how gold is e

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tory's got big savings on some of lara's favorite things. looking forward to that. mary? >>> now to our "gma" cover story and a new cdc report on maternal death and pregnancy. the cdc finding more than 80% of pregnancy-related deaths in the u.s. were preventable. abc news medical contribute dr. darien sutton joins us with more. dr. sutton, it's always great to have you. so help us break down these numbers. these are pretty staggering and terrifying to be quite honest. what is going on here? >> good morning, mary. researchers looked at over 1,000 pregnancy-related deaths and they found pretty concerning and disturbing findings that i think are important and wanted to share here. the first of which, mental health conditions such as substance use disorder, as well as self-harm were the leading cause of maternal mortality by 23%. that was followed closely by heart-related conditions by 22% and additional causes included bleeding, infection, blood clots and high blood pressure. but the most concerning number was that more than 84% were deemed preventable and they defined it as

lara: i don't think so. more importantly, the new dot plots, keeping one rate hike penciled in for next year is a critical signal. in july, we saw markets quick to price in the possibility of rate cuts. the fed is indicating we do not have the wiggle room to pivot like we did in 2018. number two, this is a completely different macro backdrop. at the end of the day, my concern is the fed is imposing labor market models on this economy they built during the 1990's when we had a lot more labor supply. nowadays, trying to see a significant shift and decline and impact in the economy that way, may mean a lot more rate hikes. kailey: that is currently priced in? what realistically are we talking about? lara: i am still in the camp that they go to about 4.5 and hold. there is recognition rate hikes take a delayed impact on the economy. once they see inflation making some deceleration -- again, important difference from inflation coming down from current levels and 2%. but some deceleration along with the pain that

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lara, good morning to you. we understand you had the honor of meeting her at buckingham palace during the time president trump was in office. what was that experience like and how are you remembering her today? >> obviously this is a very sad day, i think, for the entire world. i do want to take a quick second and maybe bring it up and say happy birthday to my mom who is watching from wrightsville beach, north carolina right now. can i tell you as a little girl growing up in north carolina, never in my wildest dreams did i ever imagine that i would have an opportunity to visit buckingham palace as a guest and be in the company of queen elizabeth ii. just truly a dream come true. something that did i ever imagine would happen. i think i respected her as so many others did because she really represented what i feel is a by gone era. a time and a generation where people put duty and tradition in so many ways above themselves. she certainly represented that. she had such an admiral devotion to her country and so i

a special one, niecy will stick around for "deals & steals," tory and lara, day two of lara's fab finds for "deals & steals." that's all ahead. >> a lot to look forward to. >>> also, the latest on the new study on school uniforms. about 25% of children here in the united states wear them. well, now, scientists are raising the alarm about a stain resistant chemical on some uniforms that could potentially be harmful for kids. we'll tell you what parents need to know about that just ahead. >>> first, we have a lot of news this morning. hurricane fiona bearing down on bermuda as a monster category 4 storm and the potentially dangerous storm on the heels of fiona. let's go back to ginger who is tracking it all. good morning, again, ginger. >> good morning, michael. fiona still max sustained winds, 130 miles per hour and even though it will start to decrease slightly as it passes west of bermuda tonight, they are in a hurricane warning, because they could easily see winds that are hurricane force by early tomorrow. now, look, the rip current threat along the east coast is up, but nova scotia

. >> lara and gelato -- lorraine antiqua. and my cousin -- >> and my husband cesar ovi are -- alviar. september 2022 is the21st anniversary -- the 21st anniversary. cesar alviar will be remembered as a kind and loving person to family and friends. his legacy will remain in our hearts forever. he is a guardian angel to me and my children, christopher, jeanine anez, my grandchildren, riley, james, nina, maxwell, and my daughter-in-law, and son-in-laws eric and mark. we miss and love you so much. thank you all to those who organized this for us. god bless the victims, and god bless america. >> and to my cousin, victim of the world trade center bombing, john, i was four years old. i remember you clear as day. i love you and i miss you. and my other cousin, who died in 2019 from cancer. he was the chairman of the voices from 9/11. if it were not for him we would not have this opportunity does. everyone in front of us is a new family. it took a tragedy to create this new family. i would like to remember everyone that our politician

completed the confirmation process for salvador mendoza to sit on a ninth circuit and we confirmed lara montycowvo and sarah miriam on the second circuit. we also will return to the nomination of areata freeman to the third circuit as soon as possible, that brings the total for the month of september to 5 circuit ct. judges and we now confirm more than 80 judicial nominees to the federal bench, on numerous occasions it has been with bipartisan votes and i want to thank my republican colleagues to join us in voting for these fine nominees so to the judiciary committee, senator durbin and all of my colleagues i say great work, let's keep going. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. >> senator dick durbin talks about the fda's role in removing certain e-cigarette from the market. >> september 9, 2021, over a year ago, was supposed to be a historic day and american efforts to stop the purveyors of candy and fruit flavored you cigarettes from praying on america's kids but september 9, 2021, was the deadline and it was set by a federal judge for the us food and drug administrati

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let's bring in fox news contributor lara trump. how do you feel about the border czar, kamala harris talking about a dereliction of duty, really? >> it's really amazing to hear this. especially from kamala harris. obviously, we know the only two who are derelict in their duties are kamala harris, the border czar, and joe biden. these are the two individuals last time i checked who were in charge of the country and in charge of making sure our southern border is secure. of course it's not. we have had around 3 million people that we know of illegally cross into america under their watch. we know how dangerous this journey is. up through our southern border around a third the women who come up through our southern border are sexually assaulted. you saw those arm bands that griff just held up there. the drug cartels are making more money right now on human smuggling than they are on drugs. this is totally outrageous to hear this from kamala harris. remember, joe and kamala are the ones who were busing and flying these illegal immigran

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and maybe what lara was touching on as well. this agenda of climate alarmism, which has resulted in us abandoning independence, but more importantly you have joe biden pushing this narrative dividing half the country, quote, maga republicans, obama in the last week, insinuating republicans oppose open borders because they're racist. or hillary clinton comparing people at donald trump's rally in ohio to nazis. is that because they can't talk about inflation at a record high, record high gas prices, open borders, they can't talk about the lack of law and order in our towns and our cities. they can't talk about any educational success, any foreign policy success. so that's all they're left with. >> that's exactly right sean. they can't defend the record, they can't defend open borders, they can't defend rampant crime. they can't defend rampant inflation. they can't defend empty store shelves where you can't get baby formula. so they're using the politics of demonization. they're accusing republicans of being fascists and bigots and

fox news can bitter lower trunk lara trump. he wears a leather jacket and offers you a reverse mortgage. "reason" editor at large nicholas b nick glaspie. she conforms with multiple sources. reporter lydia miller and mount everestbragged about . my massive side kick and n.w.a. world heavyweight champion ty tyrus! what does this say that bernie leads? he's the oldest guy there. he's like 112, right question mike if you cut him, you have to count the rings but we aren't going to do that but what does this say to you? >> the only thing i was disappointed in is not all the people had higher unfavorable ratings than favorable. he was one of the few who didn't. i think that speaks to the wisdom of the american people. when we look at the person who's going to be our next president, we mostly think they suck. >> isn't that healthy? >> i think it is. it can become bad if you can rally around people but for the most part it's just simple realism. >> greg: it drives me crazy to think that you have to like the president or you have to lik

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if you are, hey. >> lara just told you. > go to sleep! i don't know. that's what i feel like, not what we're supposed to say on morning tv but, yes, he doesn't quite get it but he's getting -- i have a new game and pretend to be afraid of him and he laughs at that. >> also i know you do a lot of voices. >> yes. >> he does not really understand that when you do elmo's voice, it's still you. >> yeah, he doesn't even know who elmo is, but when i sort of am like, hi, good morning, how are you today? he immediately thinks someone else has entered the room and he just goes, hi. >> like you're not even -- >> like someone just entered into. hello, hi. >> and hello to you. >> yeah. >> that's fantastic. i want to show a little of the special right now. in this, i just want to set it up, you have your heart broken or had your heart broken by the love of your life. >> until i met my current wife. >> yes, let's be very clear about that. because this one, the former love of your life wasn't attracted to you. >> yeah. >> take a look. >> that's it. >> i just lost the

. >>> lara is here with "pop news." >>> a very special edition of "pop news." the "dancing" edition. elvis night in the ballroom last night on "dancing with the stars" and the leaderboard, well, it's all shook up this morning. [ laughter ] selma blair wowing the audience with a cartwheel into a split. she's just unbelievable. she had a great jive number and sam champion, our guy, showed off some amazing footwork. sam, amazing. and, yes, we love the suit, sammy. that was a viennese waltz. he did really, really well. >> look at that. >> i know. he was talking a mean game but in the end he went black glitter and wears it very well. at the top of the leaderboard. wayne brady, bachelorette gabby windey and tiktok star charli d'amelio all tied for first place. at the bottom it was cheryl ladd and teresa guidice. when the judges had to make the tough decision who to send home, it was heartbreak hotel for teresa and her partner pasha. they may have left the building but they're with us right now. joining us live from los angeles this morning, up very early, how are you

lara, she's coming to you. >> hey. >> i started. i have my base. >> you have your base. okay, so now. >> here's my base. doing chile. >> yeah. >> i like a little kick. >> and you know people think you can just use one chile when making guacamole. >> no, three. [ speaking non-english ] >> you're adding the jalapeno and you're adding -- >> you want it hot? >> and then you're adding chiles. >> okay, you guys wanted it hot. you wanted it hot. >> feisty and then -- >> like you. okay, so, then we mix all those. >> and then at the end you add the cherry or grape tomatoes. >> i love it. look how pretty. >> and then you can garnish with queso fresco. you can make it 20 chiles. >> yes. >> and then, okay. >> we have two ingredients. >> mine is amazing. >> very not guacamole. pistachio and ginger. >> ginger, just for you. >> hey. >> so this is guacamole i was exploring when i visited for the new season of my show where they used a lot of nuts and honey and citrus with their avocado. it makes the avocado shine and the chiles shine so you have fresh ginger like you. >> love that. very

lara, you're officially a hall of famer now. you were inducted into the nassau county high school hall of fame. >> watch out, michael. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> moving on over. >> strong island, baby. that was a really nice night. it was really -- i'm quite honored. i also have a job to do so i'll get to it. >>> we'll begin with eddie murphy heading back to beverly hill. this time he's bringing kevin bacon along for the ride. the "beverly hills cop" franchise back with a fourth installment in production now. murphy's axel foley returning once again, this time investigating possible corruption in the police force and has his daughter with him this time, her ex-boyfriend for unknown reasons and bacon, not clear on what his role is yet but he will join joseph gordon-levitt and four of the originals. judge reinhold is back, paul reiser, john ashton, so funny and bronson pinchot. i love him. "beverly hills cop," "alex foley" is the name of it. it's in production right now. >> wow. >>> also in "pop," "sex and the city" fans

i'm lara babalola, welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the eu commission says the continent is experiencing its worst drought in 500 years. the extreme heat this summer. has left deep scars in many regions. germany's longest river is shrinking at an alarming rate. an extreme water shortage on the rhine has hit the environment and the economy hard. new channels need to be dredged so that ships can transport goods and people along the

i'm lara babalola, thanks for your company. it's been a year since the taliban seized power in afghanistan. the chaos that followed sent shockwaves across the world. kabul's airport was crowded with people trying to escape life under the militants. some even clung to evacuation planes in acts of desperation. the window to flee was narrow, as international rescue flights, including ones from germany, brought refugees out of the country. since international troops withdrew from afghanistan, the taliban has ruled with an iron fist. life for many afghans is now a fight for survival. poverty is rampant and the medical system is on the brink of collapse. things are especially bad for sick and injured children, like abdul. the 11-year-old lost both of his hands, and now he is receiving help from the aid organization “peacevillage international." the agency brings children in need of urgent medical care to oberhausen in germany. we accompanied abdul on his trip. >> they are hoping for medical treatment in germany. hundreds of afghan

fox news contributor lara trump is here to racket. lara, he shows up to this monkeypox, this was a monkeypox hearing and he faces -- face-to-face with fauci and brings ipad and shows an old clip showing inconsistency in vaccine recommendations. what's your reaction? >> well, thank goodness for senator rand paul because we need answers. we still, ainsley, have so few answers when it comes to covid-19, don't forget, we are talking about dr. fauci, the guy who became the darling of the left of hollywood and the mainstream media, basically by failing to do his job. you look back at the guidance he gave. especially at the beginning of covid. no mask needed. if you felt good to wear a mask, wear a mask. then we got the two and three masks. then they were making us all wear masks we knew the only ones that did anything were n 95 masks. he hasn't been transparent about gain of function research that he funded wuhan virology. much like we never want to find ourselves in a situation again in america or anywhere else in the world where we have t

. ♪ ♪ hey everybody i am lara trump along with sean duffy, alicia acuna and joe concha part welcome to "the big saturday show". here's what is on tap tonight. >> california shocking video out of san francisco shows what is happening on the streets. california's governor focuses on his dream meeting. >> think city leaders melting down and fighting amongst themselves over illegal migrants work on. >> by an administration gave out crack pipes and safe smoking kits for now the administration user tax dollar for drug vending machines was the plan? attributes for queen elizabeth the second are growing outside buckingham palace tonight. mourners gather for the queen. mourners outside of windsor castle got a greeting they were not expecting. prince harry and meghan appearing with prince william and princess kate for the first time in months. king charles formally takes a trip throne. corso mother gave an example of lifelong love and of selfless service. my mother's reign was unequal in its duration. it's a dedication in its devotion. parked greg is live outside buckingham palace, greg what is

i'm lara babalola, thanks for your company. it's been a year since the taliban seized power in afghanistan. the chaos that followed sent shockwaves across the world. kabul's airport was crowded with people trying to escape life under the militants. some even clung to evacuation planes in acts of desperation. the window to flee was narrow, as international rescue flights, including ones from germany, brought refugees out of the country. since international troops withdrew from afghanistan, the taliban has ruled with an iron fist. life for many afghans is now a fight for survival. poverty is rampant and the medical system is on the brink of collapse. things are especially bad for sick and injured children, like abdul. the 11-year-old lost both of his hands, and now he is receiving help from the aid organization “peacevillage international." the agency brings children in need of urgent medical care to oberhausen in germany. we accompanied abdul on his trip. >> they are hoping for medical treatment in germany. hundreds of afghan

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fox news contributor lara trump joins us now. good morning to you, lara. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: how do you think everything will go today because a judge could decide soon. >> along, we are still very hopeful that a special master is, you know, granted to this case. you look at everything that has taken place, ainsley, and we know now based on the doj's response to the idea of a special master that none of this ever had to do with the crime. this unprecedented raid on mar-a-lago never had to do with a crime it had to do with presidential records. in a normal situation you would have a civilized back and forth about what was personal and what was something that could go into a presidential library, perhaps that did not happen here unless your name is donald trump. we know the fbi took a attorney we don't's it to look like we did anything nefarious here. let's have an independent third party come in check over things just to make sure that we clear the air obviously they have said we don't want the special master. th

lara, you have a mom who is talking about seven kids experiencing an incident that they soon won't forget. >> i can't even imagine. i mean, no matter how it was done, to have your dad taken away, and i guess, in handcuffs, i don't know, taken away in a way that was rather shocking, 7:05 a.m. the kids had just woken up. when you look at what happened and i assume what they used to go get this guy, there was an incident on the street in philadelphia, where a pro abortion activist apparently was sort of harassing their 12-year-old son, and so the gentleman mark who was taken into custody by the fbi i guess finally shoved the guy away from his son, it was dropped. as far as we know by a philadelphia court, but it appears as though someone in biden's doj, in his fbi, pulled this incident and said here's a guy we can go after. let's make this guy a target. and you look at -- if that was the incident, i mean, this seems like a little heavy-handed, in my opinion, but then you look at the fact that you had the fire bomb x of pro-life centers -- fire bombings of pro-life centers across america, i d

i'm lara babalola, thanks for your company. it's been a year since the taliban seized power in afghanistan. the chaos that followed sent shockwaves across the world. kabul's airport was crowded with people trying to escape life under the militants. some even clung to evacuation planes in acts of desperation. the window to flee was narrow, as international rescue flights, including ones from germany, brought refugees out

i'm lara babalola, welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the eu commission says the continent is experiencing its worst drought in 500 years. the extreme heat this summer. has left deep scars in many regions. germany's longest river is shrinking at an alarming rate. an extreme water shortage on the rhine has hit the environment and the economy hard. new channels need to be dredged so that ships can transport goods and people along the river. the rhine is regarded as germany's most important river. it has inspired famous authors, composers and philosophers over the ages. but with temperatures getting hotter, the mighty waterway is gradually losing its size and stature. traffic on the depleted water channels has been brought to a standstill in some places along the rhine. our reporter met people whose livelihoods are being affected by the drought. historically low water levels. in some places, the rhine is no more than a meter deep. things have come to a standstill in altrip in western germany, operations have been stalled for

i'm lara babalola, welcome to the show. europe is drying up. a new report by the eu commission says the continent is experiencing its worst drought in 500 years. the extreme heat this summer. has left deep scars in many regions. germany's longest river is shrinking at an alarming rate. an extreme water shortage on the rhine has hit the environment and the economy hard. new channels need to be dredged so that ships can transport goods and people along the river. the rhine is regarded as germany's most important river. it has inspired famous authors, composers and philosophers over the ages. but with temperatures getting hotter, the mighty waterway is gradually losing its size and stature. traffic on the depleted water channels has been brought to a standstill in some places along the rhine. our reporter met people whose livelihoods are being affected by the drought. historically low water levels. in some places, the rhine is no more than a meter deep. things have come to a standstill in altrip in western germany, operations have been stalled for

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he did nothing wrong >> lara trump says the investigation has been political. >> this is such a bad look i think for the department of justice now because it goes to further the notion that they are targeting donald trump >> reporter: today on social media, mr. trump reacted to that officials say the evidence was placed for the photo. evidence photo calling it terrible the fbi threw documents all over the floor. officials say the evidence was placed for the photo >> and kelly joins me now. >> well, the former president has asked the co we're waiting another federal judge to rule on a key decision that could determine the course of this investigation. what is next >> well, the former president has asked the court to appoint that independent observer to review all the seized documents. the department of justice has argued that mr. trump's situation here does not qualify for that special master and says appointing one would hinder the ongoing investigation. we'll learn more tomorrow. lester >> kelly, thank you. >>> the doj in that filing making clear that this case is not just about recover

good morning, lara. >> it really is, michael. the last time an american man won the open it was andy roddick in 2003. the last black american man was arthur ashe himself. now 24-year-old frances tiafoe is two games away from ending that drought. >> that's it. frances tiafoe. >> reporter: frances tiafoe on fire. >> lighting up the crowd here inside arthur ashe. >> reporter: the 24-year-old besting russia's andrey rublev in the quarterfinals at the u.s. open. >> you got to love it. >> reporter: the match lasting a little over 2 1/2 hours with tiafoe dominating the court. defeating his opponent in straight sets. >> that one hurt for rublev. >> i feel so at home on courts like this. like this court is unbelievable and you guys get so far behind me. i want to play and give my best. >> reporter: it is an achievement 50 years in the making. frances now the first black man to make it to the semifinals since arthur ashe himself back in 1972. back in maryland, at that very same tennis academy where tiafoe got his start, current students ch

meanwhile, lara has been to the british seaside. not on holiday, though. i have been looking at how 56 is hoping to make our coastline safer. and, it's robot floors! chris has been making a right mess to put vacuum bots to the test. our robot now has a tail. yeah, i'm not sure that was the aim. it's big, brash, bright, bold, really big! and it's back. did i mention it's big? set in the heart of berlin, ifa is europe's largest tech expo, and for the first time in such a long time i got to come back to the coolest city in the world to see what's cooking. ifa is back to its heady mix of showiness and practicality, a place where your fridge can be part of a massive light show, with colour—changing panels and a party mode. your garden is also now portable and lives indoors. those could do with the water, though. and, yes, they do go big on their washing machines, either that or i've shrunk in the wash. disinfection robot. all right, i'm disinfected, thank you. here's a tip — if you're ever asked to do an action photo, do launch yourself into the air, it alw

meanwhile, lara has been to the british seaside.