and what is abided a administration doing to prepare us, they are fiscally stocking the border wall construction. aishah: big news today. joe: ladies and gentlemen, you cannot say that anymore, we will tell you where, coming up. aishah: about to get to but first this, civil unrest sweeping across europe right now over covid restrictions, thousands are packing the street in rome and some clashing with police as a protest of a government role requiring covid vaccination or a negative test to go to work and access workplaces starting next week. but here in america dr. fauci believes restrictions are the best way to slow down the spread of coronavirus income this winter he says the vaccinated should be wearing a mask outdoors. you will start seeing the desk go down similar to the hospitalization how quickly they go down and how thoroughly they go down will be influenced by things like the colder weather, people doing things indoors even though your vaccinated when you are not h
the highlight of the day will be the address by the world s most powerful central banker, jerome powell. delegates will be listening intently for any reassurances he can give. i am joined by matt orton, chief market strategist at raymond james investment management, he follows the annual outcomes of jackson hole. welcome, good to see you. what you think we can expect from jerome powell today?- jerome powell today? good morning. jerome powell today? good morning, good jerome powell today? good morning, good to jerome powell today? good morning, good to see - jerome powell today? good morning, good to see you. | jerome powell today? good | morning, good to see you. i jerome powell today? good - morning, good to see you. i am hoping and expecting we don t see very much. i would say i m not expecting to see too many fireworks one way or the other because the market has been doing well, the economy itself in the us has been holding up much better than i think most people wou
i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin tonight with that firestorm on capitol hill. the former special counsel robert hur testifying about his investigation into president biden s handling of classified documents. the special counsel was defiant, standing by his conclusion that no charges were warranted. you may recall, though, it was his final report that angered the white house. the report included personal assessments about the president s age and memory, mentioning his son, beau s, death. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle used the hearing to score political points ahead of the 2024 presidential election. republicans blasted hur for not charging biden with a crime, while democrats aimed to point out the differences between the current president and donald trump, who is facing charges for mishandling classified documents, saying trump obstructed all investigations. the white house views the matter as over and says the case is closed. cbs s
good evening. i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. we want to begin tonight with that firestorm on capitol hill. the former special counsel robert hur testifying about his investigation into president biden s handling of classified documents. the special counsel was defiant, standing by his conclusion that no charges are warranted. you may recall, though, it was his final report that angered the white house. the report included personal assessments about the president s age and memory, mentioning his son, zelenskyy s death. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle usually hearings to use head of the presidential election. republicans blasted hur for not charging the crime while democrats aims to point out the differences between the current president and donald trump, facing charges for him him it s only because my document saying trump up obstructed all investigations. white house the matter is over and says the case is closed. cbs s ed o keefe is going to start
during the meeting he held yesterday in georgia. an illegal immigrant now becoming a central campaign issue as the border crisis itself. hello and welcome to fox news live the man entered the county or the country illegally from venezuela in 2022. he was paroled and released for further processing. there is a stronger push for stronger border security and more vetting of the record-breaking surge of migrants. special interest aliens. they are being trafficked in from all over the world from very vulnerable places. it is a major issue for us. oklahoma senator with us earlier on fox news live. we have the very latest. hi, eric. more than two weeks since riley s killing. the president has repeatedly talked about her. blamed president biden for her death. yesterday, trump privately met with riley s family. i met her beautiful mother and family the next day. sister, friends. i will fight like no one has ever fought before to ensure that what happened to this american daught