upindoors. everreach. the delta variant is the mildest one we have seen so far. defending gwen berry who. will for ideals. they score. 3-1, tampa bay. steve: live, from new york city, it is tuesday, june 29th, 2021. welcome to the mezzanine level of fox & friends. currently here in new york city we are in the grips of a heat wave. it is already 81 degrees outside and they are going for a high of 95. ainsley: we can not complain though i was listening to janice on fox & friends first. holy cow some of these cities so hot. above 100 degrees already. august is when we start seeing hot temperatures. brian: they are telling me now it s summer and we can expect it to be hot. can t complain. steve: no, no. we are observing. we report. you decide. should you wear something light today? yes, it will be hot. if you live in portland, it was 357 trees yesterday. brian: if you are a wrestler this great time to lose weight by walking outside. ainsley: when you are trying to l
officer thomas webster who is facing several federal charges including assaulting police, unlawfully entering capitol ground with a dangerous weapon and civil disorder. you ll see webster in red carrying a flagpole and this video is disturbing. [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! hey! hey! [ bleep ]! [ bleep ]! get over! [ bleep ]! no, no, no! stop! stop! okay, ron johnson and others, for months you guys accused the left of hysteria over claims that what happened on january 6 was dangerous. and that protesters weren t armed. now more proof that the right continues to lie about what actually happened. another one of their arguments is handicapped overnight. the justice department is charged a january 6 defendant, 48-year-old guy wesley with bringing firearms to the capitol which our own scott mcfarland described as a tough break for the not an armed insurrection crowd. that s the late ers evidence emerged in the last 24 hours. in today s the washington post there s the case
to get the job done. chicago mayor lori lightfoot has come to light. she. she wrote i need office time every day 16 times in a row. we see our mayor down right unhinged. greg olson s ton t.j. rings the bell after recovering from heart transplant surgery. all right buddy, t.j. hello steve: hello, miami, june 17th, 2021. 75 degrees in miami. beautiful day on tap. brian: is that live? should we share some sun with them? steve: shooting that way, apparently the camera is on the east shooting to the west. it s a little darker storm clouds on the horizon. 85 the high temperature on this thursday, june 17th. welcome to fox & friends live from the mezzanine level and good news, we found our old table. ainsley: we did. we did have that glass rectangular table. brian: where was it jon scott s office? ainsley: the base was broken i believe they fixed it. steve: they bought a new one. ainsley: it finally arrived. steve: anyway, thank you for joining us today. ainsley: h
significant population movements, fights over land, millions of people leaving places because they re literally sinking below the sea in indonesia, because of the fights over what is land anymore. with the g7 we plan to launch an ambitious effort to support resilience and development around the world by investing in high quality high standard physical digital and health infrastructures. we have to make sure the new technologies and norms of conduct and cyberspace are established including addressing the growing threat of ransomware attacks. governed by our democratic values not by the autocrats who are letting it happen. these are all critical national security issues in 2021 and we ll be driving this agenda together with our g7 partners. in brussels i ll make it clear that the united states commitment to our nato alliance is rock solid. it s a sacred obligation we have under article 5. the u.s. and uk are both founding members of nato, the strongest military and political a
player to come out as gay. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening claudette is making her way out to sea tonight but not before the tropical storm took a deadly and damaging swing at the gulf coast and southeast, causing at least 14 deaths and spawning destructive tornadoes. alabama taking the brunt of it. parts of it under states of emergency tonight. another violent weather outbreak causing damage and injuries outside of chicago overnight. and as we come on the air, big parts of the northeast are under severe thunderstorm alerts and warnings. al roker is tracking it all let s begin with kathy park in alabama. reporter: tonight, the southeast picking up the pieces, after a lashing from tropical storm claudette. alabama s governor declaring a state of emergency in eight counties, so residents like destiny ward can rebuild. is that your trailer there? yes all of that is pieces of my trailer. reporter: she survived a tornado with three