i said, that's a good idea, harry will stay home with janice. i'm down 17 points and i felt i was winning the state, and we did, in my opinion, when the state. and it was close, even by their fake numbers. so i had it down 17 points. and interestingly, in 2016, the exact same thing happens. they had me down 19 points, same people. abc news, washington post. i was down 19 points and i won the state. so that's a fake poll. it should be illegal. it's a fake pole. this same people -- at least they got better, they had 17 instead of 19. i was down four years ago. in 2016 they said were never going to let that happen again. americans, do not support the woke left. the people are with us, you have no idea how much. you have no idea how much. in a recent, highly respected rest mucin pole, 58% of voters say the media is truly the enemy of the people. think of that. 58%. in only 23% disagree. nobody can tell me that defunding the police, open borders, raising your taxes, it used to be running for office, we will cut your taxes. this is the only time in hi

check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for weather forecast. hey, janice. janice: we could see showers and a lot of humid air in place take a look at it temperatures in the 70s. it feels a little bit warmer than that with the humidity. the past 24 hours. not only the northeast but across the gulf coast. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. no huge big storms talk about though. big time thunderstorms that could crop up especially during the day today. i have to tell you it is still very warm out west where we have heat warnings. extreme heat warnings in effect. temperatures well above 100 degrees and no relief really in sight over the next couple of days. not only that the potential for wildfire danger as it so dry out here. we will continue to keep you up to date. i'm hoping that the rain holds off until after "fox & friends." brian: you can't hope. you should know, janice. we are the ones that should hope. we know. janice: i'm hopping. steve: thanks j.d. concerns are growing as olympic downed u.s. athletes are turning their back on the stars and stri

good morning, janice, glad to have you with us, janice. janice: good morning. will: we were talking about this earlier, janice, the state can maintain their individual investigations. new york state may just do that into governor cuomo. how does your family feel to hear the department of justice is dropping these investigations. janice: it was soul crushing yesterday. and not only for, you know, the residents of new york state, but those other states as well. pennsylvania, new jersey, michigan. why did they have that controversial order in the first place? to put covid positive patients into nursing homes. our most vulnerable population. they will never know the answers to that. i feel like we lost them all over again yesterday. rachel: yeah. you are so right. that's what we need to get to the bottom of why did that happen when we understand why that happened, it might help it to not happen again in the future. you speak to so many of the victims, so many of them see you as their voice. what are they tell you? do they feel like this is a political cover-up? jan

we've been talking a lot, hearing a lot in the media, janice dean, fox news, has been talking about it a good bit because it's personal for her what happened with governor cuomo when he sent people back into nursing homes that were infected with covid and how devastating that was for so many new york families and families across the country. here we are, six, eight months later, and i'm seeing statistics at 40, 45% of health care workers in nursing homes are not vaccinated. are you kidding me? your putting the lives of senior citizens at risk? i mean, everybody has the freedom to do what they want to do. but the government has responsibility to step in. and say that those other 40% of staff that work at nursing homes, you either get vaccinated or you find another job. you know, ronald reagan did this with air traffic controllers. people thought it was going to be controversial, funny thing happened. americans actually respected the fact, overwhelmingly, that a politician made a strong decision that a lot of people thought was going to be unpopular. well, we have something much greater

janice dean here with the fox weather forecast, the latest track. >> janice: also was a category 2 hurricane, made its way across cuba weakening a little bit but 60 mile-per-hour sustained wind and time to strengthen a little bit which we think it is will, we might have a hurricane, it will parallel the west coast of florida over the next 12, 18 hours. there it is, just emerged into the waters of the florida straits and possibility for strengthening, feeling gusts up to 70 miles an hour. tropical storm warnings in effect for all of the keys, key west to marathon towards the panhandle of florida and tropical storm watches as we expect tropical storm conditions to move well inland. tuesday and wednesday, landfall tomorrow morning and it will move to the southeast coast of the mid-atlantic and make it may be strengthen in the atlantic, we will deal with the storm for much of the week i think. flood advisory is in effect for south florida towards georgia and the forecast rainfall upwards of 4 to 6 inches, 8 to 10 on the west coast of florida. we will continue to monitor that wednesday and thursd

hi, janice. >> hello, griff and jillian. good morning. we had thunderstorms in the nor east, woke everybody up. i think nature's alarm, right. we did -- some current temperatures, 74 in new york, 76 in kansas city, 62 in seattle. we'll build the heat up across the central u.s. today. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for the four corners area. we need it but too much of a good thing can cause flash flooding. that's what we have going on right now with flood watches in effect, parts of california, towards nevada and the four corners as well. is it going to put a dent in the drought? no. but we will take what we can get across portions of the west along the coast of california, the northwest and interior sections won't get that moisture. there's the drought monitor, extreme to exceptional drought and that's spreading into the northern plains. that's going to be an ongoing situation for the next couple weeks. wildfires, 83 of them, over 100 acres, that's not going to help. some of the thunderstorms could cause dry lightning and the p

brian: i would like to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean? janice: i don't mind at all. you are awesome. we have got to tropical storm elsa there is potential to strengthen before it makes a landfall somewhere around the tampa area tomorrow. take a look at it. new advisory out just before 8:00 a.m. you can see that moisture moving into south florida and the west coast of florida. and that's going to be the situation for the next day or so as it moves through florida and then into the southeast and the northeast might have to watch thisself as well. so there's the past hour or so and you can see the heavy rain moving through the keys right now in south florida. tropical storm warnings all up and down the west coast. and then we have a hurricane watch in effect just south of tampa. north of tampa around the big bend. so that means we could potentially see a minimal hurricane. we will continue to monitor that again. we will get update in next few minutes. we will give you the latest. colorado is no stranger to hurricanes or tropical storm systems but, of course, this could

janice dean joins us. janice, a beautiful day at the end of july. janice: absolutely spectacular. and the cold front really took away all that humidity across the northeast so we are going to enjoy a couple days of beautiful weather. beautiful conditions in new york city. let's take a look at the maps. i will show you the temps. i mean, it's 67 in new york. and it feels amazing. 59 in cincinnati. 65 in chicago. we're going to see the potential for some showers and thunderstorms for parts of the southwest. and that's going to be concerning because of flash flooding. you know, it's not like the northeast where they get an inch or two of rainfall it gets absorbed into the ground. this is the dessert southwest. all of that is runoff and we will have the potential for flooding not only today but through the weekend. keep that in mind. the wildfires continue to burn across california and the northwest where we have had record setting heat and that wildfire by the way is going to spread across much of the u.s. over the next couple of days. really incredible to see all of that smoke movin

her fellow accusers distraught janice baker kinney texted she's angry frustrated, sad, all the emotions, and sick to my stomach. victoria valentino said she didn't believe it when she first heard. >> i'm outraged. i'm infuriated how anybody could allow a little legal glitch to release a sociopath, a narcissistic pathological lying predator, rapist who had no concern, no feeling, no remorse. >> reporter: cosby was never charged with rape, and denied all allegations against him. heidi thomas was one of the five women who testified in support of constand about her own experience. >> i am furious with all of the enablers, over five decades of enablers and today the way i feel, the supreme court of pennsylvania is an enabler. >> do you still feel vindication that the jury believed you? >> no. it's -- it's - that sucker punch is -- is basically saying it doesn't matter what happened to you it doesn't matter what happened to over 50 women who have a told their stories. it's an absolute affront. it's a slap in the face it's an insult >> reporter: many do not see a legal path for another case, b

janice: it's a beautiful day. showers and thunderstorms last night and even tornadoes in pennsylvania and new jersey and ohio. that has cleared offshore. take a look at those temperatures and the storm reports as mentioned not only tornadoes, we had hail and wind, so that was quite a cold front that moved on through. and we are going to be clear today and tomorrow. maybe some leftover showers across the interior northeast. and then over the plain states a system moving in there and the four corners, they are getting flooded. unfortunately, they need the rain fall but too much of a good thing is happening. that's why we have flood warnings in effect. then the heat advisory stretch from the northwest towards the mississippi valley and the southeast so the temperatures are going to be the 90's to 100-degree range with higher heat indices. so dangerous heat just take all your precautions and we will keep you up to date from fox weather. all right, steve and brian and rachel, back to you. steve: all right, thank you. s

janice market on a has died. glide memorial announced today that she died this morning with friends and family by her side. she was married to collide, pastor and co-founder reverend cecil williams, america. tani was a well known activist in the tenderloin. her work touched many people in the community. she was 80 years old and san francisco mayor london breed released this statement that reads in part through her work at glide along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served our most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge and love for all. she was boundless and her energy and devotion to the city and to her fellow san franciscans. my heart goes out to her friends and family, especially to say so. she was loved and will never be forgotten. well, big warriors news tonight, the 2021 and be a draft is underway and we just learned who the warriors have for selected with the 14th overall pick a lot of debate over this kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills live for such a center was

janice dean with fox weather. what happened? >> why don't you turn off the lights in times square first before asking me to turn off my air-conditioner which is probably saving my life because the humidity and temperatures combined were over 100 degrees in new york. todd: maybe plan for the fact that we have heat in the summer. carley: new york city leadership, takes longer than two minutes, let's do it. temperatures backed off a little bit in new york, 74 degrees because we had showers lingering through the day, 73 in kansas city, 60s in denver. past 24 hours this frontal boundary lingering across the plains states, ohio valley into the northeast and that will bring on and off showers and thunderstorms throughout the day in the northeast, we have several, many reports of wind and hail, no reports of tornadoes, we have a risk for strong storm severe weather across the mid-atlantic because of the frontal boundary that will linger. relief for the coastal northwest. interior sections very warm. hello, we are into tropical season. t

would janice devour them and, if so, how quickly. over/under on the amount of time, 30 secondsesome. >> 30 seconds, yeah. >> reporter: pete? will: over. way over, 30 is incredible -- >> reporter: we have to get j.d -- pete: 9:00 hour, let's see how quickly you can take it. will: piro, 30 seconds is doable -- pete: you can't bring it up and not deliver. >> reporter: rachel, you okay with that? [inaudible conversations] will: i want to put him on it now. pete: walked into that one. [laughter] >> reporter: i did, i did. will: next check-in, 30 seconds to devour that stack. coming up. rachel: more "fox & friends". ma. (other money manager) different how? don't you just ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money

janice: it is weakening. i have got to tell you the last few frames show convection blowing up of the thunderstorm. there is the potential for some fluctuation of the strength before it makes landfall. the results are going to be the same though. we are going to see to 5 inches of widespread heavy rainfall. the threat for tropical storm tornadoes as well. tornado watch in effect for all these big cities fort myers, tampa and orlando. sometimes we can see structural damage with some of these tornadoes. the water is very warm along the coast. we could see the potential for some strengthening as it potentially makes landfall, we think, later on this morning into the afternoon. so there's the latest track. we will get new coordinates 8:00 a.m. relatively the track has been the same over the last couple of days. it's going to move into the southeast and still remain a tropical storm potentially bringing heavy rainfall to georgia and south carolina. so we still have tropical advisories and tropical storm warnings a

janice: very true. ainsley: thank you, janice. steve: yesterday i telling you about big doings at the doocy house. i said i would have photos for you tuesday. it's tuesday. so take a look right there. saturday night on palm beach at the four seasons my daughter mary married marshall. they met in washington, d.c. by the way it's really hard walking your daughter down the aisle, just saying. they met in washington. they are both lawrence. mary is my third and final child to get married in one year. sally got married last august with 10 guests. peter got married a couple months ago with 18. it mary had 20 something. ainsley: so pretty. steve: terrific. despite the restrictions there was some dancing how pretty was that day. thanks to star fish studios who got the photos out early. they did sally's wedding as well. the weddings were from dull is i member atlas which also did sally's. today the newlyweds are on their honeymoon. ainsley: the flowersy gorgeous. at the dinner afterwards you showed me the pictures flowers down the middle o

let's check in with janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice: hey, good morning. i want to introduce you to charlie from south carolina? >> north carolina. janice: and what's the weather in new york right now? >> cloudy. janice: you did great! awesome. let's take a look at the rest of the country. amazing, charlie. temperature is 72 here in new york city. cloudy skies. 68 across kansas city and we've got 70s across the gulf coast. showers and thunderstorms along the gulf coast and the southeast, we could see the potential for showers as well over the southwest which could cause some flash flooding. want to say hi to everybody at home. wave right now. say hi to steve, ainsley and brian. >> hi, steve and brian. janice: ainsley too. a new kid caster. brian: coming up straight ahead, dave portnoy a raises more than $40 million to help small businesses during the pandemic. the barstool sports founder joins us next. steve: but first, let's check in with somebody who's been on a bar tool or two -- [laughter] bill: good morning. nice to see all three of you as we bin a fr

they take your br, latch dishes that are, but this is janice at the boss because it's mainly chatelle is 3rd shift. let me then use up all the way shut possible that emotional for him in millions. the political issues that are by lab work as she done the was done in the room. what does it mean when you're done? is it again, like i said, some are some of some color the to remember with a little movie mythology was a nation, was income damage to the teachers who when the young know that we see him, this is done not all the color that what they can just use him in the either him just wanted to just point us in the dishes or sequence that she, i'm not sure what to do was not which is that used to go to between the shipping issue. that's why the number of events, all collisions, could be unknown us all for the sake of studying the structure of the matter that made and makes up our universe scheduled political ok with what we what, what it was that was kind of a political more wishing well you know what to do with it, but if you use more, which would up a post standard which and from what i

catherine janice, 40 years old to come was walking her dog after dinner. she is a bartender in a local restaurant here. when she failed to return her wife tracked her phone down in the park and came across the body of both janice and her dog. both were stabbed brutally to death, and there's a $10,000 reward offered for information leading to an arrest. when we talk to neighbors here they say they are stunned by the brutality of the attack. >> it hits home a hard act to me because we have two dogs and we live here about 50 feet away from where the murder occurred. it's astonishing that something could happen like that so close to home. and how much it can really affect you emotionally. >> the city before the murder was on edge due to a rise in crime, 82 homicide so far in atlanta just this year and that's up 60% from one year ago and it last year, already a record year for murder in atlanta. the highest rate in two decades. >> bill: i think you steve. >> the thrills on american victory still alive and well in tokyo just a short time ago, gymnast sunni lee w

janice: very nice. we are going to keep on checking in and i am going to have one of these babies right now. janice: oh my. so good. steve, you have to come out here. it's amazing. steve: i have had raising cane's and it is fantastic. they are giving away freebies today. >> what we're doing today at any raising cane's get a box combo go on the app. and order a chicken finger give out chicken finger. we will give out hundreds of thousands chicken fingers today. almost 600 of them across the country. janice: steve, this is what i'm going to be doing all hour. steve: steve. >> you are going to eat off his plate all day? >> yes, i am. a dozen minutes before the top of the hour. still to come, stay out of the ivy league. a social distancing group is demanding white families not enrolled -- rather applied to the country's top universities. columbia university grad rob smith sounds off on this outrageous request coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus

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janice dean tracking live. todd: a close encounter with the third kind, strange sightings on a nasa live stream. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ jillian: live look at jacksonville, florida. they might, it would be welcome to us. todd: happy thursday. it has been discussed that if you listen to pentagon briefings they said it is not all going to be fun and games. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: i am todd piro, 30 or veteran of the police force & killed outside in fbi building hours after another officer and two federal agents were shot in chicago. jillian: president biden touched down in the windy city. here is more on the meeting between the president and chicago's mayor. >> reporter: terre haute police say a member of the police department and fbi task force was ambushed and killed in broad daylight wednesday afternoon outside in fbi building, the suspect later shot by another agent and is in custody in the hospital. police have not said what the

be here, um janice america. tani passed away early this morning. they only learned last week that she had been diagnosed with cancer. and so this has been very sudden. obviously she is very beloved as well. we have seen her throughout the years ever since nearly 60 years ago, she was started glide with her husband, reverend cecil williams, the two of them known as community activists as warriors for social justice. who really tried to spread love throughout san francisco. she was also known in her own right as a poet laureate for san francisco, from 2000 to 2000 to a very accomplished poet whose work was known nationwide throughout the world, and she was beloved by the japanese american community. as somebody who spoke out about civil rights, her own family incarcerated by the american government during world war two, um today i spoke with one member of the japantown community who talks about what an icon and she was for both people there as well as throughout san francisco. she's just a role model on so many different fronts to artists in the comm

several local law maters confirmed the death of janice, posting tributes online. she cofounded the glide foundation which has helped san francisco's need for decades, as you know. she was married to cecil williams. she also published several collections of poetry the city's poet laureate from 2000 to 2002. >>> local jewish community leaders have launched a social media campaign to combat anti- semitism. mayor london breed joint city of community livers . police data shows the majority of religious attacks in the city target members of the jewish faith. members of that community launched the here i am social media campaign, encouraging jewish people to share their stories in confronting anti- semitism. >> our kids have experienced fear because they are jewish. they need us to show up. our parents need us, all of us to come together and say, "here i am." >> members of the jewish community are hoping the videos and messages will create solidarity locally and across the country. >>> today, oakland chinatown kicked off it's community ambassador program here the group i

senior meteorologist janice dean here with our fox weather forecast. every year this seems to happen because you have a lot of brush that's dry, the lightning comes and we get in the situation we're in. >> and we have extreme to exceptional drought and the wildfire season started early. it will be an ongoing threat for a number of weeks. we have red flag warnings, meaning conditions are favorable for the starting and spreading of wildfires, from california to the northwest. forecast highs not good. high 90s, 100-degree temperatures. that gets up towards the northwest where of course they had historic heat and that's going to continue not only today but tuesday and wednesday, a little bit of relief along the coast but interior sections are still very warm. there's your drought monitor, extreme to ex exception nail drought -- exceptional drought. it will take a lot of moisture to deal with this. it's monsoon season, so that's going to be ongoing and a good thing because we're getting moisture and a bad a thing because that's going to cause the potential

finally, janice from illinois writes i've been a loyal msnbc viewer for many years may. favorite msnbc moment took place on election night 2008. i put my kids to bed and told them that i would wake them with who won and i sat down and they announced barack obama had just passed 270 electoral votes. i jumped out of my chair and started running around the house yelling to my kids, he won, he won, he won. like they ran out of their room to watch the coverage on tv and all never forget how happy i was to have such a wonderful man lead our country. thank you for sharing your stories with us and thank you for making time for us. we will see you friday night and seven eastern live on peacock. you can get peacock from the app store or download it a peek up the people.com. msnbc saturdays from 8 to 10 and sundays it nine follow us for updates on show highlights on twitter and tiktok at the week msnbc. also one instagram at the week underscore msnbc. but until we meet again, i'm joshua johnson. thanks again for making time for us. and make it a wonderful week. good night. good nig

janice falls over. chris paul tonight 32 points, nine assists. 1 18 105 is the final and a one nothing lead, so here in the united states were wrapped up in our baseball in the nba finals, but globally. this is what's happening. soccer. we'll take it to euro cup 2020 at wembley in england it's a spain versus and down one. nothing alvaro morata will score it the equalizer and it's 11. they go to overtime extra time. no goals, penalty kicks and for the win italy's your you know, with what the announcer called kind of be. pinky gold right there. he got it. four to italy. on the penalty kicks, they will face either denmark or england in the final. as for the copa america, argentina vs colombia 11 it goes to penalty kicks, messi will connect for argentina and his great artistry there, and it came down to edwin. carriedo denied by the argentine goalie emiliano martinez and argentina's a winner. it'll be neymar versus messy in the final brazil versus argentina that is the marquee matchup quickly. let's go to o

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janice? janice: hi, brian, yeah the east coast needs to be on alert because the storm is going to be quite formidable and actually strengthen as it moose up towards the northeast. taking a look at it now 40 mile-per-hour sustained winds. we still have gusts upwards of 50 and we have the tropical truthfully in terms of tornadoes. we had several tornadoes earlier this morning across south carolina and the threat will continue throughout the afternoon. there's the latest track. we are going to get a new track at 8:00 a.m. as you can see it strengthens as it moves up to boston. it's going to be interaching with a trough so it's going to become almost like a nor'easter and that could present a lot of problems for heavily populated areas from d.c. all the way up to boston to see a tropical storm warning up towards new england is quite incredible. that's going to be a big concern tropical storm force winds and flash flooding especially in the overnight hours. brian keep you up to date back to you. a

janice, america tiny has died. glide memorial church announced today that your cut tiny passed away this morning with friends and family by her side. she was married to glide, pastor and co-founder reverend cecil williams. tony was a well known activist in the tenderloin and her work touched many in the community and a glide church. janice, america tani was 80 years old. francisco mayor london breed releasing a statement this afternoon that reads in part through her work at glide memorial church along with her husband, the reverend cecil williams. she served our most vulnerable residents for decades and provided a place of refuge in low for all she was bound listener energy and in her devotion to the city and to her fellow san franciscans. my heart goes out to friends and family, especially to cecil she was loved and will never be forgotten. >> coming up, holding off on heading back into the office could affect more than just one business employees. how small businesses in the south. they are reacting to tech compa

they want it♪ ♪we got it, yeah♪ ♪ >>> san francisco is mourning the loss of the cofounder of glide, janice mirikitani. she was an artist and named san francisco's lauriette. >> she cared about including people and feeding people and supporting people and lifting them up with her words of wisdom but also her poetry. >> reporter: the president of glide says detail of the the reverend caesar william is as together they mourn her fina small businesses, recently hit with disability lawsuit. the lawsuits accused of 100 restaurants and other small businesses in china town of violating american's disaility act. many businesses say the lawsuits are confusing and too costly to fight or settle since they are struggling to survive through this pandemic. >>> the san francisco da is investigating if they are in proper or a form of extortion. our investigative have been looking at the cases. more than 88,000 lawsuits across california since the pandemic began. >> reporter: it is been here 54 years in the heart of china town. the community that i love. if you visit san francisco's china town. you will fin

janice: you are correct in new york city. make way for sunshine. take a look at temperatures across the map. i will show you where it's still warm over the northwest today with temperatures in the 80's and 90-degree heat. there you go. right now it's 70 in mazzulla. 60 in seattle and 70 in new york city. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for part of the gulf coast in towards florida and the east coast as well. there is the forecast. we are not talking about big storm systems but some of that news sans rainfall and across the southwest, yes, it's a good news situation that they could be getting a little bit of moisture. but some of that could evaporate and leave dry lightning and that could spark some more wildfire dangers. we will keep you up to date on that. a couple of systems in the pacific moving away from land. we are not going to worry about them too much. all right, steve, my friend. back to you. steve: all right. j.d., before you go. here in about two hours they are going to blast off from west texas blue origin, clear, whether righ

. >> janice dean has the fox weather forecast. your map looks innocuous but that video we just showed, bad news. carley: we have this frontal boundary that will linger across the northeast and mid-atlantic, that was the catalyst for severe storms. we knew there was a designated area for large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes over the mid-atlantic and the national weather service will assess the damage that you see the past 24 hours across the ohio valley to the northeast so we will see a rainy day today and into tomorrow and hopefully things will clear up for the better half of the long weekend. we will keep you up-to-date on that. tropical storm elsa 60 miles per hour sustained winds. we could potentially be dealing with our first hurricane of the season. we will have to monitor it as it comes close to hispaniola and over cuba. was it goes overland it has a better chance of disrupting the storm. we are hopeful for that though we don't want the system to impact anyone. then we have to watch florida, south florida, west

janice: hot dog hat? ainsley: you should wear that church, janice. janice: i love that even if it has a hot dog on it nathan's hot dog hat. it's national hot dog day. we have frankster here and james over here. talk about hot dogs all morning long and we have 1,000 hot dogs to give away come on down to fox square. quick look at headlines across the nation. wildfires has been a huge headline for the last several weeks. the drought is extreme. exceptional. we are going to get moisture into the four corners not into areas that really need to see it like california and the northwest. we will continue to watch that story. and i don't know if you guys heard, but some of that wildfire smoke has made its way all the way to new york city. got a coast that's going to come in and clear things out. we will certainly a keep an eye on that. ed and i on the hot dogs. i know you are coming out soon. in the meantime, i'm going to heat more hot dogs. steve: there you go. thanks, j.d. ainsley: that's your next derby hat. [laughter] steve: all right. come up on this wed

hi, janice. janice: pouring rain in new york city. tropical storm elsa 15 mile-per-hour sustained winds. still bringing rain and wind all along the northeast coast. the i-95 corridor not a great morning for traveling in, i'm afraid. good thing we don't have any tornado warn storms. we did have reports of tornadoes in new jersey. this one will lift north and eastward and should be out of here later on today. see potential for very strong wind. i wouldn't be surprised to see power outages here. trees down. there is the latest track. still 50 mile-per-hour sustained wind storm and eventually up towards atlantic canada. quickly want to mention still very hot, dangerous heat across the west. we also have flooding across parts of texas and the threat for severe weather for the midwest today. will, we will keep you up to date on all of the above. back to you. will: okay. thanks, janice. janice: you got it. will: straight ahead how does $10,000 sound. tom shillue tells you how you can make it yours. with the fox bet super quiz show coming up.

meteorologist janice dean here with the forecast. that video, scary stuff. doesn't take much to cause flash flooding in the desert southwest. is not like the midwest or southeast where you get an inch and a half that doesn't mean a big deal but across the desert where the water can't be absorbed in the ground it causes major issues and dangerous conditions, storm reports, a dozen reports of tornadoes in iowa yesterday. severe weather outbreak for the folks in iowa, the national weather service assessing the damage, we have potential for heavy rainfall here but not the extreme weather we saw last night and looking at potential for heavy rainfall across the desert southwest where we have flood watches and flood warnings around the grand canyon so this is an ongoing situation. along the gulf coast we see pop up showers and thunderstorms for florida as well, northeast we are into those showers and thunderstorms here and there and the southwest as well. getting into the heat for the northeast, the heat index what it feels like with temperature and humidity feelin

janice was very brave when she testified, i'm so proud of her. and it is, you know, a shock. but it's also very clear that the pennsylvania supreme court did not make a decision that mr. cosby did not do what he was accused of doing. it was based on a legal technicality, on issues of due process. and it was not based on the merits and the evidence as to whether he did it or not. actually, to the contrary. the court talked about the statements that mr. cosby made in the deposition, in the civil lawsuit and called those statements incriminating. >> gloria, you represent an accuser in california who has filed a civil case against bill cosby. does this decision affect that case in any way? >> it does. actually. because now that he is a free man, now that he cannot be re-tried, he cannot claim or invoke his fifth amendment privilege against incrimination and decline to testify. in our civil lawsuit, which alleges that our client, judy huff, was victimized, was a victim of child sexual abuse by mr. cosby at the playboy mansion. we have an order compelling him to sit for a second de

ashley: meteorologist janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. what do you have for us, janice. >> it's been hot across the west for weeks now and you have the drought compounding that. we have monsoonal moisture working its way into the west but some of the dry lightning could spark more wildfire dangers so extreme heat continues for a widespread area of the west. i mean, it has been relentless for weeks. we still have heat warnings up for much of california and towards he nevada and even the southwest, up into the northwest as well where they have been dealing with historic heat and the drought not looking good at all with exceptional drought for much of the southwest, in towards california and even into parts of the northern plains as well, just not getting enough moisture. we have a little bit of it getting into parts of the southwest but because it's so dry, the moisture actually evaporates before it hits the ground and you have the threat for dry lightning. not having that problem across the northeast where we have flooding concerns, the po

first finals, janice antetokounmpo cleared the play and had 20 points and 17 boards. but the sun took control the entire second half. chris paul lands on the foot of lopez, berries of three, paul knocked down a six and a seven. the sons are up 15, phoenix 718 point lead by the time paul was done. a game-high 32 and the suns take the wind. their first final win at home since the ford administration. matt olson will take his cot in next week's home run derby at coors field. he is sixth in the american league with 20 long balls. stephen piscotty back in the lineup for the first time since june 15. and martin maldonado threw it into center field. chris bassitt had a four-run lead. alvarez had a three run jack. the astros taken 8-6 late, they score seven unanswered and they win 9-6. they lead the west by 4 1/2 games. haley jones, throwing out the first pitch, the first time haley missed all year. the ball drops, and the giants are on a run. ninth inning, tied run at fourth base for jason vosler. that is the game ending stat. st. louis wins the game. bryson dechambeau, aaro

. >> reporter: janice and lise-lotte, you both testified in the trial in support of andrea constand. lise-lotte, do you regret that? >> absolutely not. i would go back and do it again. this man has spent two years and nine months in jail. this man has lost his entire reputation. he's lost every bit of credibility that he's ever had. >> reporter: lublin and others have fought to change state law, extending statutes of limitations, allowing accusers to more time to seek justice. >> this may be the kick start we need for more states to get involved. >> we're just pissed off. it's relit this fire under us. we're all angry now. it's only going to re-ignite our passions for supporting others in the same position. >> reporter: this weekend, many cosby accusers say they plan to attend a vigil at independence hall in philadelphia. you can also see more of my exclusive interview tomorrow on "today." >>> up next, supermarket prices on the rise and what you can do to save. (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put cli

and while i'm near big metro center like janice book and how thing those are the out in the rural areas, they have very little access. so we don't know how many we missing that we not testing. we don't know how many that are tested, positive or not getting the follow up care that so we don't omni we losing. and so we don't really have a clue of actually the actual spectrum of the damage the desired us is causing. we have statistics, we have the figures that have, let me have a conversation with dr. linda go. if i may, i will come back to you, not willing to get a visual delta very and we were ready for we knew, let's say, let me, let me rephrase this. we knew that would be variance boat was south africa ready for the delta variant? what's the damage being done right now? yeah, so send me, i think the be to very into which of course world famous the thought to come out of south africa. you know that cortes quite by store. you know, i think particularly because there was a recognition that this was far more transmissible and sprayed so quickly and really contributed to an extraordinary 2n

. >>> this morning tributes are rolling in for janice mirikitani. >> the 80-year-old pastor yesterday with family and friends by her side. she was born in stockton and some with her family to an internment camp during world war ii they go on to study english, graduating from ucla, for finding her calling working for glide memorial in the late 60s, transforming it from a methodist church to a liberal one advocating for the rights.>> her heart and soul was dedicated to helping people. so it is a big loss for our city. it is a big loss for glide. >> and memorial has been arranged, cause of death has not been announced. >>> latest figures showed the u.s. economy grew in the second quarter, meanwhile amazon revenue fall short is a new ceo takes over the lease preston joins us live with more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. jeff bezos ended his tenure at amazon on a down note, shares and company denying and declined 7% in after-hours trading, the e-commerce giant reported his first revenue mess and three years were bringing in $113 billion, slightly off what analysts had hoped for.

i'm grateful to ambassador janice jacobs, a former u.s. ambassador and former assistant secretary of state for consular affairs to give us a better perspective on sivs and visa processing. i'm also really grateful to ambassador ryan crocker, someone i really admire, who is a former u.s. ambassador of afghanistan, iraq, and pakistan and an adviser to an organization called no one left behind, an advocacy group that focuses on the siv process. and finally last but not least i'm very grateful to have jill marie busey the director of public policy for the lutheran immigration and refugee service. jill focuses on the administrative advocacy and immigration areas, one of those being the sivs for afghan wartime allies and has a lot of information on the situation in afghanistan and is going to bring a lot of really relevant information to this conversation. thank you all for joining me today. i want to quickly remind our online viewers that this is an interactive online event. i invite you all to participate through submitting questions to our pa

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janice, the governor paid for spin and that is the spin. >> janice: he is intimidating some of the women who have come n one case. i think he should stick to the script and say let the investigation play out. pete: we were talking about how 170 people showed up for a fundraiser in midtown, manhattan for him, paying 10,$000 ahead which is extraordinary and at the same time democrats in state legislature authorized an investigation about impeachment. there are big storm clouds on the horizon but he is humming along as if there is not a degree in the world. >> the industry leaders who benefited from cuomo's corruption continue to support him. they should cut ties with him immediately and join the public and holding them accountable. whether you are representing big business, labor or whatever, your constituents are telling them to hold cuomo accountable and they are not paying attention to the people, about time they cut their ties with cuomo. pete: thanks for joining us. congressional democrats are ready to shell out hundreds of dollars to deal with the border crisis. problem, it is a bord

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no problem, janice, we have more, we think. all right, jesse? >> jesse: last night i was in california your your oberlin darks california. we did some signings and we were interviewed by jennifer horn the morning answer and had a great time at a great event with an amazing crowd and incredible library. just fascinating what they have put together there. greg, obviously, had to make it all about himself by dialing in and there he is on the screen with a glass of wine in his hand acting goofy. i totally ignored him though. but go buy the book. it's back in stock on amazon and we love being in yorba linda. >> dana: the olympics are on. like surfing. dumpster diving is one of them too. here it is. here is a couple of what do you call these birds cockatoos? a little bit of figuring out. okay. let me figure out what i'm going to find in here. animals are great, greg. animals are great. team work is really important in this, helping other birds get what they need. what do you think of that? >> greg: strong neck muscles. >> dagen: my aunt had a cockatoo

48 hours of looting and writing is like hundreds of businesses here and alex xander and janice burke burns out, shells. there are now in housing province in crossville in ital. some 25000 members of force is on the street helping to and force the piece. not just, not only here in janice book, but as i sat in durban, inclusive in itala home states the home province upon the present, jacob zoom. it was his jailing. last week, refusing to give it up, give evidence that a corruption inquiry that resulted there was a spot for this violence, but in fact, it was only the spot what were up to the after that was general frustration and anger. the 27 years after the end of apartheid, there are still enormous inequalities in this country. it has a very high unemployment rate. 33 percent off. the 35000000 population lay below the poverty poverty line. and south africa has some of the greatest inequality in the world. so the spark with the jailing of jacob zoom, but there was much more underneath ready to stoke the flames. now while here and john is both, things have come down a bit. and in fact,

so we're so specifically that south of janice. but in the early evening, the looting and some of the violence that we've seen, the continued at that time. and we know that police are struggling to contain really what's happening at some of these hot spots across halting and lou natal. now we are expecting president to room up was a to address south africans, and that's in response to this ongoing violence. it's been about 3 days now and that began in was due to itself. and immediately at that time, in response to the imprisonment of former president, jacob hula was duma. now since then, they are concerned that opportunity criminals are taking advantage of the protests that started about 3 days ago. and there really is concern about the around policing around that and their inability to contain these protests. they all report to that they may be more stringent measures or restrictions put in place of africa with the liberal pool of a cobra 19 lockdown, which means that people have to abide by a curfew from about 9 pm in the evening