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pete: indeed. morning, will. hows it going there? its still pretty dark, but youve got a border wall behind you and a president finally decided at least to make a layover, three hours, in el paso today. will: yeah. it is still dark, as you mentioned, its 6 a.m. here in the mountain time zone of el paso, texas. its approximately, i would say, 35 degrees. and to your point, pete, this is the second time that its been sort of a layover for president biden in his career to visit the southe...

stashed at his retirement home in mar-a-lago. a federal appeals court, just before we went to air, just ruled in favor of the justice department. >> the justice department can have access to roughly 100 highly sensitive classified documents that were taken from mar-a-lago. immediately we saw the appeals court issue this ruling. i was stunned to see it come out so quickly. >> its worth taking a step back and recognizing just how extraordinary this moment, this day is. it was almost easy...

argument that he declassified documents as president. writing in part this, the record contains no evidence that any of these records were declassified. but even without evidence, the former president continuing to make this claim. in an inteiew, just last night, the fox news host sean hannity claiming he declassified documents by simply thinking about it. >> it doesnt have to be a process, as i understand it. you know, theres different people said there are different things but as i u...

hurled bricks and bottles at the officers. >> just the latest example of lawlessness plaguing the city of brotherly love. >> and it is a breaking ball. ready how far does this go? second back k sorber tees off. 2-0, phillly. >> right now they call it cincinnati huge arch with a picture on his face and when you drive-thru broadway which make a right and becomes main street pretty much bill hemmer has made that city. >> steve: see, i had heard they were going to call it hemmerville becau...

hurled bricks and bottles at the officers. >> just the latest example of lawlessness plaguing the city of brotherly love. >> "new york times" editor who resigned for publishing republican tom cotton op-ed on the george floyd riots speaks out. >> bennett tells my mistake trying to mollify people. >> half does this go. second back kyle war bits he is off. 2-0 fillies. ♪ since you have been gone ♪ i can breathe for the first time ♪ im so moving on ♪ yeah, yeah. >> steve: yeah, yea...

they threw bricks and bottles at the officers. >> lawlessness plaguing the city of brotherly love. >> design for republican senator, tom cotton op-ed on the george floyd rights is speaking out. >> james bennett tells today. my mistake is trying to -- >> 2-0, phillies. ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: good morning, everybody. a shot of milwaukee, wisconsin. everything goes, which is what we say. happy birthday. >> steve: within reason anything goes. >> ainsley: i asked and he said he wanted to go to...

when the weather is good. a golf driving range and now a tent city that will only get larger. first wave after arriving from texas. it will be more than -- more like -- the city providing three meals a day. fluff and fold laundry service. phones, video games, wifi and popcorn machines for the initial 500 men housed there. eric adams saying the key word here is care. >> history of this country has always been tied to welcome in those who are fleeing harm. that is the spirit of this coun...

as a downgraded tropical cyclone. the historically destructive storm made landfall for the second time yesterday. this time in south carolina. more than 180,000 residents lost power almost immediately. that number, reported to have grown to nearly half 1 million as the storm has carved its way through the carolinas. of course, nowhere has been more devastated than florida, where ians wrath after touching down was deadly, as 77 people confirmed dead. homes literally washed away. entire ...

the wo woods just yet. ten storm-related deaths after facing an overnight hammering across the peninsula. residents describing what it was like to ride out one of the worst storms to ever hit the u.s. >> i feared for my life. i went across the street, i got sticks and it didnt last enough for the big bad wolf that puffed away. >> i was just scared for my children. >> trace: rescue and recovery efforts underway in numerous cities that have seen historic flooding, fallen trees, downed po...

into sharper focus. this picture shows fort meyers beach one of the hardest-hit areas before the hurricane and here it is after. homes wiped out. sea of debris and rubble stretching to the horizon. there is this marina during normal times in fort myers. and then after. a scene of utter destruction. >> the damage throughout florida. 2 million still without power. it will continue for some time. ten people are confirmed dead thus far. the number may change as search and rescue teams work...