seeing very heavy rain across missouri, moving into the st. louis area. that is large area of heavy downpours, we will continue to track that otherwise your temperatures on the day stays very warm across texas, back up to 100 degrees and very warm on the west coast. by tomorrow you will see some record breaking temperatures in northern california and the pacific northwest. those were your weather headlines. steve, tariffing it back inside to you. steve: thank you very much. adam. looks like a nice day across much of the landing. still ahead get season s it back-to-school tech without breaking the bank. kurt the cyberguy has a deal for everything. ainsley has got that coming up next. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis and. take. it. on. with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill
fossil fuels, i believe. 80% of america s electricity generation is from fossil fuels. probably won t change much in the next couple years. steve: all right. stuart, thank you very much. you are welcome. steve: he is going to be busy on fox business with varney and company #:00 this morning and tonight american built. check it out. that s great. what s your topic tonight? not quite sure. steve: probably hoover dam. carley joins us now with the very latest news and whatnot. i certainly do steve. good morning to you. the brother before ex-nfl star that lib turns himself in to police after video shows him shooting and killing a youth football coach. [gunfire] carley: witnesses say the shooting stemmed from a disagreement over refuse recalls.
listen. what i am mostly concerned about is the infrequent, inconsistent application of the rule of law as relates to the president trump. i can t imagine how it feels to see a 232 year precedent go down the drain over, what? a dispute over what should or should not be included in our national archives. to me, until we see specificity within the affidavit, we will not have the kind of clarity that the american people need because merrick garland refuses to cooperate and releasing all the information necessary to understand what happened. steve: the senator knows that in a criminal investigation like this, they don t release it until they have figured out whether or notson is going to be charged or not. if they are not charged. they don t release it so that they do not unfairly tarnish of the reputation of an innocent person. ainsley: that could take months. will: much more on this throughout the morning.
about it ny post.com. and they said in a month or two we are if to open up for the city department of homeless services for homeless. they are working on an greergets a contract, it will be here at this hotel that they will keep the dhs shelter on a certain floor floor. that hasn t started yet. they said a month or two. so, if you are anywhere in another country, and you are thinking, you know what? if i cross from mexico into the southern border of the united states of america, and i wind up getting bussed to that, deal me in. not only greatest country on earth but put you up in the lullaby of broadway absolutely free for you? ainsley: in times square. steve: people are going to come just for the accommodations. ainsley: dhs desperate request for proposals last week that s why it was fast tracked
the white house. ainsley: prefer him to be a mouse but he kind of looks like a little rat. steve: one for the national security council we can find john kirby around here and ask him. it s a big day for people that work at the white house. they are going to sign this inflation reduction act. and democrats have been saying for weeks that they are going to pay for this $740 billion bill with new taxes on millionaires and billionaires and corporations and nobody else really needs to worry about it now the nonpartisan congressional budget office says that s not true. and that $20 billion in new taxes is going to come from the middle class. there is a very technical sounding quote. but this is it. the preliminary assessment indicates that amendment 5404 would reduce the nonscorable revenues resulting from the provisions of sector 10301 by at least $20 billion over fiscal year 2022 to 2031. and so now a former irs employee