about the president s ability to be president. 77% of adults are worried joe biden has been in politics since literally before you were born. he has aged. i m not saying he s not able to walk. you re talking on his strength. you are talking about how he s looking right now. the average american male only lives to be 77 or something. i ve had conversations with some of your colleagues in the white house press corps about how it s hard-pressed to keep up with this president who is constantly, constantly working every day to get things done. karine jean-pierre had more age questions to deal with. how biden has admitted to aides that he felt tired at times and how striking it is that the president has so few public events before 10:00 a.m. karine jean-pierre brushing off questions on biden s light morning routine. is this why we are seeing in recent weeks. has the president admitted to you? the last part? because of this excerpt? of the book is suggesting that the p
45th president you ll see it forever but it s easy to forget a significant story that may affect who actually is the leader of the free world. that is the biden family business, slowly but surely the truth is being revealed. the lies exposed they never thought was possible. case in point the name victor shokin. he was once investing for the general prosecutor of the crime that he was deputy before being elevated to the prosecutor general distancing sound familiar? shokin inherited the burisma investigatbrisbaneinvestigationn vice president bragg about firing him. rex i ll tell you not getting a billion dollars. i said you re not getting i m going to be leaving here in about six hours instead of leaving in six hours with the prosecutors not fired o you re t getting the money. while son of a gun. [laughter] he got fired. they foot put in place someone who is solid. victors not spoken to the american meat on this. that and now it ends tonight for he tells his side of the story
traveling northward tropical storm hilary crossed border from baja california this afternoon, leaving at least one death and wide sphr widespread damage, we check in with fox weather meteorologist marissa torres. we have all of tropical storm hilary within the state of california. this includes the center, first time since 1997. we re talking about is incredibly rare. it is not unprecedented. i want to highlight the flash flood concerns we have coming from southern california to the l.a. area. imperial county today orange county, l.a. county now further to the north san bernardino also included. hearing about some arrest water rescues in l.a. county, the roads are floods or will be in the flash flood son scenario, the rain big story, with a lot of moisture, areas are not used to dealing with up to 5 inches of rain, you and hurricane force winds out in back mountain california, 8484 mormiles per hour. but you see wins above 70 to 84. the highest you go in elevation, you ar
than doubling his support and just 60 days. the front runner s lead remains very dominant. senior national correspondent kevin corke is live with a closer look at some interesting numbers. kevin, good evening. kevin: good evening. the polls back in august, make now this august. let s be honest. a year before an election, an august poll but they can be a fairly decent snapshot for a moment in time which is frankly can alter a strategy for a campaign or maybe furnish a strategy for another campaign. with all that said, as the lead up, it probably won t surprise you and most people that former president trump remains runaway favorite among gop voters. a year plus out from the election. up a whopping 37 points over florida governor ron desantis. interestingly, only one candidate, though, has made a big move since june. and that is [indistinct]. he has doubled his support. up to 11% from 5%. that is pretty good. among trump primary voters, ramaswamy s support is up from zero b
to be the day before the first 2024 super tuesday primaries for the republican presidential contest. this is also before the proposed trial dates for two other of his criminal trials. let s get straight to paula reed for us. walk us through the scheduling proposal here. reporter: the key word is proposal. this is her request. she said in her press conference that she wants to try all 19 defendants together, and she wanted to do that in six months. but jake, it s a pretty aggressive timeline. six months to put on a rico case? these are notoriously complicated, tend to be drawn out. and then you have 19 defendants. at least three of whom are expected to challenge this, try to get it moved to federal court. so it s unlikely this is going to be granted. she s also competing for real estate on a very crowded calendar. let s start with january of next year. there is a request by the special counsel to do the january 6th trial the first week of january. then you have the e. jean c