give us a picture of what we might have come november. i m bill hemmer. dana: i m dana perino and this is america s newsroom. there is a lot to talk about. bill: every tuesday this summer we ve been doing this. dana: you have an update for everyone. the races in florida and new york are drawing intrigue. drama is new york 12th district to force nadler and maloney into a fight for their political lives and trying to unseat them is patel. there is a special election for an open seat in congress in upstate new york. it could be a bellwether for november. the democrat campaigning hard on abortion rights. dana: in florida we re waiting to see who will emerge as the democratic challenger to governor ron desantis. charlie crist and nicki freed are vying for that nomination. the republican governor sounding confident this morning. we have people that want to visit, have moved here. lower unemployment rate now than prior to covid. you continue to see us adding jobs in sp
and government minister welcome to the programme. russia has accused ukraine of organising the assassination of the daughter of one of vladimir putin s top supporters. darya dugina was killed on saturday when a car she was driving exploded near moscow. this is a statement from the fsb, russia s internal security service, which says the assassination was carried out by ukraine s special services. they ve also released footage of the woman a ukrainian citizen who they say was responsible. ukraine has denied any involvement. one of president zelensky s advisers tweeted russian propaganda lives in a fictional world . he appears to blame what he calls vipers in the russian special darya dugina was a political commentator and vocal supporter of russia s invasion of ukraine, who was sanctioned by the us and uk. she was reportedly supposed to be travelling with her father, alexander dugin, but he changed plans at the last minute. but he changed plans mr dugin is a philosopher
Country whose powerball jackpot is 287 chickens and a goat and therefore which won t enforce a subpoena from the united states congress, then dr. fauci, retirement or not, is going to be spending a lot of time in front of a congressional hearing. it appears the origins of the virus and masking mandates are top of the list. dana: the wall street had this headline. his long service is laudable but covid legacy includes more public mistrust. the cdc says they ll do a big overhaul as they think about what they didn t do right. bill: unless he hits the powerball. 20 past now. defense department rejecting a request from the washington, d.c. mayor, second request for national guard help with all the migrants arriving in the district. texas governor greg abbott has
Moment, many people around the world know him from the pandemic at eirem his name from many years ago associated with the hiv aids pandemic. what do you think his legacy will be because she is planning on another chapter of his career. ~ ., ., ., ., , career. with all the good he has done with the career. with all the good he has done with the advancement - career. with all the good he has done with the advancement of. career. with all the good he has i done with the advancement of age research done with the advancement of age research i done with the advancement of age research i think covid will be the legacy research i think covid will be the legacy that sticks and some people could legacy that sticks and some people could point to him and trump with the partisan science, which has become the partisan science, which has become a the partisan science, which has become a problem with science is less believed and that will be his legacy less believed and that will be his
Political analyst and smart dude brit hume. brit, thanks so much for being here. joe 2.0. your reaction to that attempt? well, i m not expecting full reset any time soon, pete. i think what we are going to hear tomorrow in the president s news conference is an effort on his part to cite the things the administration has indeed achieved. they had 1. trillion dollars covid relief bill. he got that passed. he had the infrastructure bill, which was another sizeable wad of spending, that was done on a bipartisan basis. he can certainly point to that. those two things are real and not insignificant. his problem, i think is all these matters that relate to covid have not ended up ending covid which he promised to do as you pointed out. and on the economic side, you know, the fact that the economy is growing and it certainly has been and continues to, stock market up and the rest of it, much of that obscured by the fact that every single american is feeling the effects of