Republic. On behalf of donald trump to those overseeing election results in the state s most populist county, maricopa, a county that president biden won by about 45,000 votes. I want you to hear it again. By the way, the music underneath, that was part of the arizona republic s online post. Hey, clint, it s rudy giuliani. I was very happy to see that there is going to be a forensic audit of the machines and i really want to talk to you about it, all right? if you would give me a call back, i would really appreciate it. Thank you. Hey, clint, it s kelly ward. I just talked to president trump and he would like me to talk to you ask also see if he needs to give you a call to discuss what s happening on the ground in maricopa of the give me a call back when you can. Thanks, bye. So who is clint? clint hickman at the time was the chair of the board of supervisors in maricopa county, a republican. He says he never returned those calls or ones from the white house switchboard operator with r
Responders sifting through the rubble in surfside, florida. And summer scorcher. You know it t nearly 30 million people under heat alerts today as parts of the country brace for another potential day of recordbreaking temperatures. It is sunday, july 11. We re so glad you are waking up with us. Good morning. Clock is ticking, isn t it? yeah, it is. In a big way because i think the whole world is watching the small town of truth or consequences, new mexico, because we are hours from british billionaire richard branson taking this trip to the edge of space. The launch of virgin galactic s unity rocket plane is going to mark the company s first test mission to carry a full compliment of space travelers. This voyage has been two decades in the making. The rocket powered space plane will fly from new mexico to the edge of space at 2,400 miles an hour. Branson is hoping this will usher in a new era of space tourism. My mission statement is to turn the dream of space travel into a reality for
Characters. You hide my clothes. I m wearing everything you own. Laughter opens you up. Okay. Re ready? oh! things that we might be afraid to talk about. Some people that were supposed to protect us didn t do the right thing. Wars. I m going like that. Gender diversity. You can reach it and really touch people s hearts. I hate you. Are you as turned on as i am? more. Whether it s a family living under the same roof or gathered together in a workplace. That s a glue stick. All the great sitcoms are about family. So wonderful. It s one of the great accomplishments of the modern age. What is the most important thing? breakfast. Family. Family. Right. Family is key to this sitcom. It s something that we all can relate to. You re in these people s homes for years. You re a part of the family. One good thing about moving here is i have no friends and no distractions. That s why i got grandma, what does fonzi say? hey. It brings people together in an unexpected way. There are so many differen
Other building are safe. Richard branson set to rocket into space this weekend. We look at how this mission is going to unfold. It s saturday july 10th. We appreciate you waking up early with us. Good morning to you, boris, happy to see you. Even when talking about this i m happy to see you. There is a warning from health officials this morning, the spread of the delta variant of covid19 is leading to mini outbreaks across the country. 27 states reporting uptick in covid19 cases over the last week. The delta variant, now the most prevalent strain in the united states spreading in areas with low vaccination rates. Now there are questions about how long vaccinated americans will remain protected. Pfizer saying it plans to seek emergency use authorization for a booster shot as soon as next month. The fda says that booster shots aren t needed at this time. And the cdc is calling on schools to promote vaccinations. Yesterday health officials issuing guidance, saying inperson schooling is a
averaging more than 700,000 new cases per day, which is a jump of nearly 500% from a month ago. all 50 states are reporting a high level of community transmission. fueling also the debate over how to keep kids safe in schools right now. a realtime crisis showing no sign of letting up in many places. like chicago, hundreds of thousands of students are once again out of class today as a b battle between the school district and the teachers union over covid protocols enters a second week. what s happening there? reporter: kate, this is the fourth day there s been no school but according to the website, this school has opened its doors allowing students inside if they want to grab a hot meal or study independently. the mayor said 70% of students enrolled across the district depend on free and reduced lunch. earlier this morning we heard from he said they negotiated over the weekend ending those talks last night at 10:00 p.m. let s look at some of the progress they ve made. so