this is noonoouri. she s a virtual character, an instagram influencer, and has worked with fashion brands and celebrities. and she s the brainchild ofjoerg zuber. well, noonoouri is a lifetime project for myself. i created her in my mind first i did a little sketch of her. and so, this was the idea, the original idea of noonoouri. noonoouri s appearance has been created using computer generated 20 graphics and motion capture. it uses a lot of manpower, so we were, at this time, like, five people in my studio and we started, like, the hair, the drawings of the of the fabric, the movement and everything and i slipped into a motion capture suit to walk as her to define her movements, her gestures and everything, but i couldn t find an investor. everybody said like, no. this is not really working. we don t want to have digital things and nobody would listen to a digital character. and the more nos i got, the stronger she grew. tell me about the record deal with warner an
harris: we re getting new details in the murder of a georgia student, laken riley sparking massive outrage after ice confirms her alleged killer was in the country illegally. hello, this is outnumbered, i m kayleigh mcenany. here is my co-host harris faulkner, also joining us cheryl casone, fox news contributor and former state department spokesperson marie harf and senior fellow at american surprise institute, marc thiessen. the prime suspect charged in laken riley murder is 26-year-old jose antonio ibarra, originally from venezuela. ibarra previously lived in new york city for a year. in september he was arrested and charged with child endangerment. he was cut loose and jose antonio ibarra packed his things and headed south. now lawmakers are pinning laken riley death on president biden and failure to secure the border. biden s open door policy allowed this man to come into our country, give him parole and kill an innocent young woman. this is what we ve been asking
with you. an amazing program and thank you for introducing us to adrienne and care portal.org. fox news alert. president biden is facing an angry revolt in his own party as he considers using executive action to restrict asylum claims at the border after three years of turning a blind eye to the out of control migrant crisis. this is quite an amazing story and admission of defeat from this white house. welcome to a brand-new hour of america s newsroom. i m dana perino. bill: he is a great guy, isn t he? i m bill hemmer good morning at home. the crisis touching every aspect of american life. it has brought a lot of chaos to communities large and small from coast to coast. now a sign of concern he is about the impact come november the president is considering major executive action after claiming over and over his hands are tied and putting the blame on congress and republicans serving there. [inaudible]. president biden: they need to give me the money i need to protect t
those fighting from the air, but it s been a constant battle to contain the pockets of firejumping up, as temperatures reached 44 celsius in some parts of greece. near the capital, more than 1,000 children were forced to abandon their summer camp. there are about 1,500 kids who need to be bused to safety , a local official explained. saying they d been found emergency accommodation for the night. as dark plumes ominously filled the horizon, many decided to escape. at these stables, a race against time disorientated and distressed, but all rescued. there wasn t much in it. this is what they left behind. tonight, firefighters across the athens region are on high alert. greece s first major heatwave for the summer has now ended but another is on the way. nick beake, bbc news. and there are wildfires here in spain, too. 4,000 people had to be evacuated as 300 firefighters fought to control a blaze on la palma, in the canary islands. this man says if a friend hadn t phoned to w
the latest temperatures we have sicily are up to 43, but temperatures will rise. the next relocation during sardinia where we are also seeing temperatures into the low 40s and we would expect those temperatures to rise by five celsius so before we get the highest temperature of the day. why is it so hot in europe? it is down to the jet stream pattern. we have a trough to the west of europe bringing lots of showers and unsettled conditions. it is this ridge across southern europe thatis is this ridge across southern europe that is the important factor. it is pushing air downwards to the atmosphere and that encourages temperatures to really sore because it traps the heat near the surface of the earth. that is what we are staying at the moment. as far as the highest temperatures we are expecting, the peak of the heatwave today and tomorrow. we will see temperatures quite widely getting into the low to mid 40s. some localised areas of extreme heat. in the south of sardinia, 46 is