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by halftime. they took a one-game lead in the series. meanwhile the biggest name in women's basketball has a new shoe deal. nike signed caitlin clark to an eight-year deal worth more than $28 million. she originally signed with the company back in 2022. but that contract expired at the end of the women's ncaa tournament. clark, the number one overall pick in last week's wnba draft will get her own sick nature shoe as part of the deal, and i now have something new on my shopping list. let's wrap things up with baseball. shohei ohtani made history in front of his home crowd blasting his 176 career home run. that's the most for a japanese player a breaking the record of another. the dodgers blue out the new york mets, by 10-0. time to check in with meteorologist michelle grossman. what's going on today?
out attacks right here. 29 years ago this week the united states saw single deadliest act of domestic terrorism in our country's history the bombing of a federal building in oklahoma city. it killed 168 people that day. the number included 19 children in a daycare. injured hundreds of others. a brand-new hbo documentary film explores the surge in antigovernment extremist white nationalist movement and home grown political violence before and after april 19th, 1995. emotionally charged warnings from those that lost loved ones in the attack. let's watch.. >> i heard a very loud explosion. from downtown oklahoma city. >> i think april 19th, okay. two years earlier. >> april 19th was the siege in waco. >> my life and experience told me this was a home grown plot. >> this was a plan that was
let's go through other aspects of the bill of rights. let's talk about the due process clause in the fifth amendment and 14th amendment applies to new york. it applies to manhattan. due process doubt let's see they dumped 30,000 pages of documents on the defendant three weeks before the trial but they, being the federal government. the judge is insisting on beating a quick timetable to pursue this case for no reason whatsoever. the judge decides the point of trial days on fridays rather than taking off fridays like many courts do. in my view to exclude the most conservative people in manhattan and the city of new york that be orthodox jews who tend to support donald trump. the judge decides he should not recuse himself despite the fact he made a de minimis donation as the ethics advice was does not matter it matters what is in
question, because to me, our congressional preference is the best indicator of the overall political environment. let's take away attitudes about president biden, about former president donald trump, let's ask, what is the overall political environment? those numbers are certainly showing a very close race, right now. if you are democrats, people in the biden campaign, we realize hey, that split is a lot better than it was a few months ago. one other thing about proving a political climate for democrats, it's not just our poll showing it, it's a totality of polling. minimal numbers, all within the margin of error, but they all show one thing, that democrat and president biden are doing better than they were a couple months ago, but it is still rough the next couple months. >> six months is an eternity, in politics. folks are still holding their breath. the poll also shows 50% of
up weather in southeast asia as driven up the price of those very basic beans to the highest point they have ever been. they are now at £3300 per tonne, neverthat ever been. they are now at £3300 per tonne, never that high before. we are hooked on caffeine in the uk, drinking around 98 million cups between us every single day. if you are lucky enough to have a disposable income to be able to go to a high street coffee shop and buy one every day you will know that a mate for example has gone up to £3.50. that is 15% more thanjust last year. it is notjust about those big coffee shops on the high street because 80% of us do have that instant coffee at home. let's chat with that instant coffee at home. let's chat with adam, that instant coffee at home. let's chat with adam, head that instant coffee at home. let's chat with adam, head of that instant coffee at home. let's chat with adam, head of coffee. that instant coffee at home. let's chat with adam, head of coffee. good morning. let's go agricultural, economic. there is a storm in brazil or vietnam, economic. there is a storm in brazil orvietnam, how economic. there is a storm in brazil or vietnam, how does it affect instant? , ., , or vietnam, how does it affect instant? , instant? instant coffee is robusta, which there _ instant? instant coffee is robusta,
>> todd: no shock here one of president biden's hollywood supporters coming to his defense over age and fitness. >> everybody i talk to and everybody that i have say he's as sharp as a tack. he is find. we all have problems with memories as we get older. we forget names. he has overcome a stunner in his life and sometimes he might. but, um, let's just say that his -- his entire cabinet, including his vice president, everybody in his cabinet would be more than happy to work with him more than again in a next term. i cannot say that about the other candidate running. >> carley: joe concha is a fox news contributor and he joins us now. i'm sure the president appreciated those comments from michael douglas. when people have to constantly assure others of your mental
let's turn to some important news around the world. terry anderson, a us journalist held hostage in lebanon for six years, has died. the beirut bureau chief for the associated press was kidnapped by islamist militants in 1985. his daughter tells the bbc he died saturday at his home in greenwood lake, new york, saying he "found quiet, comfortable peace in recent years." preliminary results from the parliamentary elections in the maldives show the pro—china people's national congress party led by president mohamed muizzu won a landslide victory. sunday's vote was seen as a crucial test against the the pro—indian opposition in their plan to strengthen economic ties with china. us presidentjoe biden has congratulated workers at a volkswagen car factory in tennessee after they voted tojoin the united autoworkers union. the vote passed on friday with 73% support. volkswagen is one of several companies that opened non—union plants in southern us states in recent decades, lured by weaker labour laws. staff at a mercedes—benz plant in alabama will vote on unionisation next month. six republican governors
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of the bill of rights. let's talk about the due process clause in the fifth amendment and 14th amendment applies to new york. it applies to manhattan. due process doubt let's see they dumped 30,000 pages of documents on the defendant three weeks before the trial but they, being the federal government. the judge is insisting on beating a quick timetable to pursue this case for no reason whatsoever. the judge decides the point of trial days on fridays rather than taking off fridays like many courts do. in my view to exclude the most conservative people in manhattan and the city of new york that be orthodox jews who tend to support donald trump. the judge decides he should not recuse himself despite the fact he made a de minimis donation as the ethics advice was does not matter it matters what is in