In the day's other headlines, President Trump signed a series of executive orders this morning,

including one aimed at punishing anyone who burns the American flag.

The people in this country don't want to see our American flag burned and spit on.

The president said that flag burning incites riots and that those who do so would face a year in jail.

A 1989 Supreme Court ruling found that

flag burning is protected under the First Amendment. Trump also signed an order aimed at eliminating

cashless bail. That's the practice of releasing criminal suspects without a monetary payment.

Also today... Well, thank you very much. It's an honor to be with you.

The president welcomes South Korea's president Li Jiameng to the White House.

The pair were due to discuss trade, relations with China, and the status of American troops

in South Korea. During the meeting, Trump spoke of his warm relationship with North Korean

dictator Kim Jong-un, saying he looks forward

to meeting him again, as he did in his first term, adding that North Korea has, quote,

great potential. The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed the estate of the late Jeffrey Epstein

today. The panel led by Republican Chair James Comer is seeking documents like Epstein's will and anything resembling a, quote, list of clients.

They're also seeking a book of letters, reportedly compiled by his former partner, Clayne Maxwell, that was given to Epstein for his 50th birthday.

It's the latest in a broader bipartisan effort to address public calls for more information about the handling of Epstein's case.

His estate's attorneys have until September 8th to respond.

In the Pacific Northwest, a dangerous heat wave is refusing to let up after residents endured triple-digit temperatures in some places over the weekend.

Various heat advisories are in place today in parts of Washington, Oregon, and Northern California.

Dry conditions paired with lightning and heavy winds prompted red flag warnings for wildfires across the cascades.

Blazes burn through the weekend, especially in central Oregon, where the so-called

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