if. pete:s it is the 9 a. M. Hour of fox & friends weekend. Starting with this, vice president kamala harris finally rolling out some of her economic agenda. We will build what i call an opportunity economy. I will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gauging on food. Pete: we will read one word at a time. [laughter] but even the media isn t buying it. Rachel: are we all going to keep doing this? pete: no. Rachel: oh, okay. [laughter] will: plus, as she prepares to first off against former president trump, he s recruiting a familiar face to get him ready for the debate. She put over 1500 people in jail for marijuana violations and laughed about it when asked if she smoked majority the people who suffered under your reign as prosecutor, you owe them an apology. Rachel: and from mom to roommate. I ll stop. [laughter] the sleepover that s sparking debate as one mom bunks up with her daughter on her first night at college. The final hour of fox & friends weekend starts ri
Breaking news from the presidential the campaign trail, where kamala harris has choizen governor tim walz to be her running mate. The highly anticipated decision comes hours after the vice president formerly secured the presidential nomination after a virtual role call become the first woman of color to lead a major presidential ticket. The vice president and governor walz will appear on stage just hours from now for the first time at a rally in philadelphia. First stop on the campaign blitz that will take the pair to five battleground states over the next couple of days. With us now is washington correspondent yamiche. And julian castro, 2020 presidential democrat you can candidate and msnbc political analyst, and simone townsend, cohost of the weekend here on msnbc. So yamiche, good morning. How did the vice president setting on walz? reporter: it s a key question this morning. Vice president settled on tim walz, the governor of minnesota, because first, there was a strong kem indust
Welcome to the first full weekend of the new 2024 presidential race. Polls are tightening, money is surging as the faceoff between donald trump and kamala harris is nearing with exactly 10101 101 days until election day, how does karl rove see things shaking out? and how much hinges on who the vp picks her own vp? hear from those reportedly in the mix. Maryland democratic governor wes moore colorado democratic governor jared to lin and transportation, secretary pete buttigieg. We ask, see what they decide. And two weeks ago the day a shooter came within a millimeter of assassinating donald trump. We know what he did, but we still don t know why he did it. What was his motive? we re live in butler, pa pennsylvania, where the former president has promised he will return and where carlos gimenez just did. Wonder what he makes of the former president s plan to continue outdoor rallies. We ll ask him. All that and the d. C. Cleanup after the antiisrael dustup as the u. S. Visit by prime min
Murders. It just kept getting more red flags coming up. The surprises just kept on coming. He said, can i talk to in private? what dork force claimed two lives? i feel like she still. Their ifill s still feel her with me. Hello. And welcome to dateline. It was a quiet afternoon at the park are housed. Tammy and her husband brett were both at homes when suddenly gunfire erupted, leaving two people dead and police racing to the scene. The sole survivor would share a tale describing an unlikely intruder and a desperate fight to survive. But what story would the evidence tell? here is andrea canning with mystery at ascot estates. Life seems to move just a little slower in south carolina. Afternoons in columbia can be spent on the meandering saluda river or nearby lake murray. And tucked away inside this capital city is ascot estates. We re old southern charm mingles with new money. Not much in the way of drama here. Until april, 2012. Friday the 13th. When something sinister happened. I tu
of black men in women in north carolina and in ohio. more on that in a moment. we begin with today s global climate change summit and president biden calling this meeting of 40 world leaders and opened by committing united states to slash fossil fuel emissions in half by 2030, one ambition that is going to rearrange the american economy and strains american politics, it s also a giant leadership challenge. after four years of denial and retreat mr. biden faces skepticism who think it could be undone by a future president down the road. and he s trying to prove to clos closest allies there s major military aggression over human rights and other bad behavior. the science leaves the leaders no choice but to act together now. scientists tell us that this is the decisive decade. this is the decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of the climate change crisis this is a moral imperative, economic imperative, moment of peril and a moment of extraordinar