and on our youtube channel, just sports news now and italy's euro 2020 hero john louis donna rumor is on the move from ac milan to p. s g on a free transfer. goalkeeper signed the deal in paris just days after being named player of the tournament at the european championships where his crucial, they've helped italy be england and the penalties shoot out at the side of the tournament. the 22 year old leaves milan is 6 years after making his debut at the tender age of 16 and barcelona have agreed terms of a new deal that we'll see. leonor mfc stayed with the cadillac club, spanish newspapers reporting the argent time has signed a new 5 year contract. that would cut his wages in half previous deal was worth 10000000 euros a week. a new deal will take him to the age of 39, but relies on the club selling another player to remain under the newest salary cap system. and before we, reminder of the top story we've been following for you. your commission has unveiled legislation aimed at reducing carbon emissions 55 percent by 2030. if the legislation is passed it will give a major booth to ren

john louis was 23 when he's still going to march on washington. martin luther king organized that a very young age. i think what we're seeing now is in the midst of a digital age where social media is so easily at everyone's disposal, that it is a toolkit and ways that we haven't seen before. historically, to democratize information, to share resources and ultimately to build community. and i think that's what happened this past summer with george way process. but i also think that that is really indicative of the power of community building and coalition building that we're seeing with the jonesy and millennial generation. so just to be care, you're seeing that generation is not more politically active, but what we're doing is we're using digital to stick tools to organize in ways the generations before didn't have the opportunity. absolutely correct. samuel, how would you respond to that? yeah, i agree wholeheartedly with that, i think you look just at the sheer number of protests that occurred since the ferguson uprising in 2014 and then again

we know this all too well, as many times as you marched with martin luther king, with john louis, jimrrested but it was also peaceful. yet when republicans helped those with the january 6 riots destroying the property, destroying capitol hill property, and yet nothing happened. very interesting. but we will continue to march peacefully. and if it means getting arrested, we will do that. because that's the only way change is coming for black america. >> and you've compared this moment to the civil rights movement of the '60s all the way up to the '90s and 2010s and others when i was going to jail for police brutality and other things. and you cannot get the george floyd bill or some of the other things, can't get any of that done if we don't protect our right to vote and vote in legislators that will get it done. >> absolutely. what's happening across the united states, we had members of the texas statehouse in washington. we met with them because we see what state legislating bodies are doing. because they know if they suppress the vote, they know we know -- to silence the progress we

louis. what's the latest? >> john to talk to one of the counselmen of like mind with the attorney general. he says three to one his constituents are against mask mandates. tomorrow he's taking it to the council to try to rescind the order. make no mistake, the play your and county executive of st. lewis are focussed on the numbers, the dire situation in st. louis when it comes to covid. earlier today they laid out the mask mandate and said everyone is going to have to be masked up indoors and public spaces as well as public transportation. if you're five years old and older, if you're vaccinated on unvaccinated, the only exception is if you're eating or drinking in a bar or restaurant. then you put your mask on or if you have a disability where you can't put oh mask on or take it off. they say this is about saving lives. this is important. so we heard from the mayor earlier today. and she outright dismissed the attorney general and the other detractors today for their comments. simply drawing it up and dismissing it a

he is the perennial candidate, van buren, richard johnson, louis taft, and john c calhoun.ne the same letter essentially saying what will be your policy towards us as a people if you are elected? the implication being if you answer this right you have the more more of a vote specialist concentrate about in illinois. they offer sympathy but that ultimately saved the doctrine prevents him from doing anything that's what should be. that really irritates joseph smith. but perhaps even more henry clay gives the most politician answer you can imagine pretty expensive sympathy and understanding says i don't want to go into the office making any promises. i do not want to be held to any statements i make during the campaign. that seems to irritate joseph smith even more. so in january 1844 the church of jesus christ latter day saints meet in nauvoo and said what we do? we call a third party candidate joseph smith is going to be that candidate were going to try to elect him. hanging over this whole endeavor is was a question of is he serious? there's no way joseph smith was going to

louis have already taken that step. >> john: in the following weeks of following vaccination rates the there was actually an uptick in shots over the weekend as the u.s. grapples with what the cdc is calling it a pandemic the unvaccinated. we start off this monday afternoon at the white house with mark meredith where the biden administration debates what to do about masks. where dirt doesn't look like they are going? >> it looks like they will follow the cdc guidance when it comes to when and where people should wear a mask but officials say that guidance could of course change depending on how the u.s. handles the variant of the virus that continues to spread over the next couple of weeks. as of right now the cdc is said those people about the age of two and unvaccinated should be wearing masks in public places but mask won't be needed in most outdoor settings. americans with certain health conditions even if they are vaccinated may still need to wear a mask depending on the condition and we all know that masks are still being required for everybody on planes, trains or buses, any sor

to show great black and white lies, abolitionists and founding fathers like john adams, and people like nat king cole and louis need to see the firmament of the races that made america what it is. and let kids make that determination. they will see the struggle and the progress. i went to show you this. this is a minneapolis teacher aft teacher at the top of tonight session. look. >> i'm just a schoolteacher. i didn't know that we would be in the middle of a revolution. but knowing that we have the support of the union, my fellow teachers, i am so proud. >> laura: is that the syllabus? she can do whatever she wants in her private time or protest or whatever. that's fine. but is that the classroom? or are we just dispensing with formal teaching completely? again, much of what they are doing is racist, they claim it's antiracist, executrix. most of it is racially effecting kids mind-set and i think -- a lot of it is very negative and it's sad. i think it's sad. there are great black writers, great black thinkers, all of them should be highlighted. but don't demonize people based on race. it is just wrong. raymon

louis tracking the latest developments for us. good morning, suzanne. >> reporter: good morning, john. ere really is a sense of urgency and unease among health officials and political officials as they try again to prepare those folks in st. louis to mask up. we have heard from the mayor's and the county executives they say it's an issue of public safety, of health, that this is a dire situation, but the pushback has already been fierce. you have missouri attorney general saying he is going to sue. several of the city mayors saying they will not enforce this mask mandate. they're framing this as an issue of personal responsibility and freedom. here in st. louis, masks will be required indoors and on public transportation starting today. regardless of vaccination status. local officials are also strongly encouraging wearing masks outdoors. the changes in safety guidelines come as the coronavirus surges nationwide. as the virus spreads, vaccination rates within the state of missouri are at less than 51%. that's one of the lowest rates in the country. >> covid is spreading very rapidly thr

many of the voting rights movements john lewis was a part of actually served as inspiration for me when i went to actually seek lgbt equality actions within the st. louis in myself, and then being able to be that good trouble, to be able to be that starter of change that is sorely sorely needed and continue the work john lewis has done. as a basis, it helps me get people off the ground who are striving towards the same goal. >> now, ms. lewis, your company joined some 150 others in signing on this letter. why do you think so many major corporations have come down on this issue when they could have easily stayed quiet and kept on making money? >> june 2020 was a perfect example of that. i was here in downtown st. louis when i saw the 7-eleven on fire and everything happening during the time that the reckoning was coming, when people were starting to actually voice and say we needed to change the way that we looked at our systems. we needed to make a serious look at it. and then all of a sudden these companies started doing grants and being able to pay more and more attention internally, and we weren't taking the nice tag lines anymore, right? they weren

johns on liberty preservation. is julian because is outraged that frances cultural heritage is being snapped up by investors doing louis the 14th day this building in for cy, even house, the mona lisa. yet a new buyer turned its former picture gallery into doll apartments. this conversion, he says, has completely destroyed the build his character put in new floors and chopped the space up into a separate room, admiring the overall impression go on field is up in our eyes. it's truly a scandal. and this new isolated case either. across france, the state is engaging real estate agents to sell away its historical buildings, as it lacks the funds to maintain itself. this former prefecture has changed hands as has this old hospital. such sales brought some 500000000 euros to the state coffers in 2019 regional and local governments are also disposing of their agriculture or in the form. a shout was due on the monastery belonged to the city of paris, which used it as a sanatorium. now what's being auctioned off for 3000000 euros to an investor from bordeaux? the man who broke the deal thinks to say, did the right thing, not o

johns hopkins university, ronald j daniels. thank you lou. good morning, all. let me echo louis. welcome. 12, especially to our distinguished honoree, transferred merkel. back in march 2020. in the earliest days of the cope at 1900 pandemic the world was gripped by uncertainty. precious little was no one about the virus or the toll that it would take on our societies. a toll that now has tragically realized more than 4000000 lives. some leaders, however quickly grasped the gravity of the lumen emergency and the stakes that held not only for individuals in communities around the world. but for the future of democracy itself. you, chancellor merkel were among them. a march 18th, you addressed the german people with your trademark frankness and integrity. who know doped by your years. as a research scientist we have to embrace the university to say what was no one about the virus. what was still a no one and 2 acknowledges the sacrifice. the sacrifices this moment would require forth from each of us for the good of all your decision to make that address was animated by a core set of

louis cardinals on the road. let's get to the highlights. john equate on the mound.e making the start for the giants. he pitched pretty well. 5 innings of work giving up just 2 hits and one run striking out 5. the giants offense struggled to find a groove zone. in the end, the giants ended up losing to the cardinals. 2 to one was the final score giants will be facing the dodgers in los angeles tonight, the first pitch at 7.10. and as for the a's, they were at home in the bay area. didn't go much better for them but let's get to what happened. chris bassitt on the mound for the a's. but cleveland's bradley zimmer, as you can see here, had his number all night long getting a couple hits off of them in the end, the oakland a's last final of 42. it will be hosting the angels tonight with first pitch at 6.40. >> it's 6.50 right now. and this could be the final at bad for the city of oakland's attempt to keep the a's in the east bay tomorrow morning. the city council is going to consider a vote on the a's proposed 12 billion dollar. howard terminal ballpark and the a's hav

louis the xvi of france. it's why the congress authorized john adams to draw up a list of talking points from negotiations with france within days. it's why congress dispatched benjamin franklin to paris later that fall. but before we get to paris or london or any other european capital, before we travel with the declaration over the sea, let's pause for a moment longer in the american colonies or should i say now the united states. congress proclaimed the official text of its declaration on monday, july the 8th, 1776, issuing it as a printed poster known as a broadside, prepared by john dunlap, their official printer. broadsides were the perfect size to paste up everywhere and their type face was just large enough to be legible outdoors and to be easily read aloud in public settings. and so they were read aloud outside, these broadsides, these dunlap declarations, first in philadelphia july 8th, read the declaration from a wooden platform outside the state house. the gathered crowd erupted into repeated huzzahs and took down the king's coat of arms from the courtroom inside the state house and threw them onto

john patching out with all a sport in just a minute or 2. then another disappointing day on the track, while champion louis hamilton, action from the austrian groan, paint on prima's jealous. ah, challenging the way mainstream media report, the news stories like these should be easy pickings for political reporters out to hold power to account how it is in journalism is breaking among the destruction of civilian property. this is all evidence for what form tries and the re speaking. we've been getting stories of john taken from the houses in the middle of the night and tortured the listening post covers the way the news is covered on his era. when the news breaks, pinion, journalist complain that there systematically and the story needs to be told we watched the last helicopter, leave the roof, the embassy with exclusive interviews, and in depth report. if purple is your thing, this is the place al jazeera has teens on the ground over 19. now to bring you more award winning documentaries and live need on air and online. ah ah 2 in the 3 man crew on china's new space station ventured outside into space for the 1st time. it's only the 2nd spa

>> john: i've seen jeff walk out in the ocean with a hurricane. a hat on? st. louiser and her office being hammered for their hammering of that city's murder cases. the mother of one victim is calling for gardner's resignation saying her son was treated like a throw-away case. geraldo rivera joins us with reaction to, this we'll hear from charlie gasparino on set with sandra. that will be interesting. dr. marc siegel and joe concha coming up in the next hour. y. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. one call can save you thousands every year. and it's easy. there's no money out of pocket and no upfront fees. and while some banks are raising their rates, newday is holding the line for veterans. lock in your rate. mmm, licorice records. wonka, digital workflows for it tell us this machine needs updating... kids don't really have records anymore... but it tastes better on vinyl... servicenow. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six ke

john. now to bury baseball. this after giants clinging to first place in the national league west barely but they're still in first place. they took on the st. louis cardinals yesterday. the game was scoreless until the 7th inning and that's when the cardinals score 2 runs the giants really had no answer for that. so they ended up losing 5 to 3. the final score. the 2 teams will play again tonight with first pitch set for 6.45 oracle park. meanwhile, the oakland a's were off yesterday, but they'll be back in action tonight in houston taking on the astros. >> we'll take a break here at 4.55 coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news police overwhelmed by sideshows in the north bay. we'll tell you how lawmakers want harsher punishments for the z legal events. plus the holiday weekend proved to be chaotic for oakland police. there were a lot fireworks and a lot of violence in the city will have a recap and a handbag heist. if the neiman marcus in san francisco's union square all caught on camera. we'll bring you the details coming up in the next hour. garden fresh salad or four homemade soups plus, warm breadsticks our famous never ending

louis illinois now owned by john morrell. i was paid $3.65 an hour which was a pretty good rate.tood elbow to elbow with the other workers on the assembly line as thousands of pounds of meat came marching nonstop down the conveyor belt. in four years i came to work the worst jobs in the packinghouse. under a union contract an eight hour workday meant processing 1760 hogs, 220 an hour. speeding up the overhead chain linemen to building up numbers in the caseho of regular breakdowns for the work was hot exhausting and dangerous. in my home state of illinois the jobs that these meat and poultry processing plants are still exhausting and dangerous. the next time you put a pork loin on the grill or chicken tenders in your kid's hands just remember our foreign-born workforce had a lot to do with the fact that you have that opportunity in the decade since i left the assembly line food processing continues to be difficult and dangerous especially because of covid-19. over the past year the workers he kept our grocery store shelves stocked endured immense hardship or the pandemic as torra

king's public office building, johns on the liberty preservation is surely because is outraged that france is cultural. heritage is being snapped up by investors doing louis to 14th day this building in verse. i even house the mona lisa. yet the new buyer turned is former picture gallery into dall apartment. this conversion, he says, has completely destroyed the build his character, putting new floors and chop the space up into a separate room, marring the overall impression was held up in our eyes. it's truly a scandal. and his new isolated case either across france, the state is engaging real estate agents just solely it's historical buildings, as it lacks the funds to maintain itself. this former prefecture has changed hands as has this old hospital. such sales brought some 500000000 euros to the state coffers in 2019 regional and local governments are also disposing of their agriculture or in the form of chateau was due on the monastery belongs to the city of paris, which used it as a sanatorium now it's being auctioned off for $3000000.00 euros to an investor from bordeaux. the man who broke the deal thinks to stay did the right thing, not only ha mo

john swartzberg is clinical professor emeritus at —— dr. mati hlatshwayo davis is a clinical instructor of infectious diseases at washington university school of medicine and a physician in st louisng us. i wonder, thank you so much forjoining us. iwonder, this thank you so much forjoining us. i wonder, this uptick in cases that la is seeing, is it because of younger people not wearing masks or is the delta variant actually making people more sick than perhaps other variants? , , more sick than perhaps other variants?— variants? this is absolutely beinu variants? this is absolutely being driven _ variants? this is absolutely being driven by _ variants? this is absolutely being driven by the - variants? this is absolutely being driven by the delta i being driven by the delta variant. now it counts for 58% of new cases. this is up from 43% last month. in this region. and we know that that is where this is coming from. we know also that over 99% of new cases— of new cases are in those who are unvaccinated, over 98% of hospitalisations and again over 99% of deaths so this tells us that the delta variant is incredibly more transmissible, 50% more than the b117 variant, but also that v

johns on the bertram on your preservation. is julian because is outraged that france is cultural . heritage is being snapped up by investors doing louis the 14th day this building in verse. i even house the mona lisa. yet the new buyer turned is former picture gallery into doll apartments. this conversion, he says, has completely destroyed the bill and his character put in new floors and chopped the space up into separate room, admiring the overall impression was held up in our eyes. it's truly a scandal. and this new isolated case either across france, the state is engaging real estate agents to sell away its historical buildings as it lacks the funds to maintain itself. this former prefecture has changed hands as has this old hospital. such sales brought some 500000000 euros to the state coffers in 2019 regional and local governments are also disposing of their agriculture or in the form. a shout was due on the monastery belonged to the city of paris, which used it as a sanatorium. now what's being auctioned off for 3000000 euros to an investor from bordeaux? the man who broke the deal thinks to stay did the right thing, not only ha

john: it's amazing what is going on in our cities across america. thank you very much. >> jacqui: the follow up on the story we told you yesterday is a st. louisity prosecutor, saint kim gardens office abandon its duty to prosecute those charged with crime. this after three murder cases were dismissed within a week. joe vaccaro, st. louis and chairman of the safety committee, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. i am outraged the same as anyone should be at that when you have a prosecutor that claims to be helping people, this hurts the people that live in the neighborhoods where most of the crime takes place. and a lot of the older people that i work with that live in those neighborhoods are not happy. they will say all the time, quit telling us how we are supposed to live, or how we are supposed to be as black people, that we are living in our homes and we are laying on our floors as shots come through, yesterday i know that there was somewhat of a group that came up to city hall to complain about this, you know, when you are letting murderers go, that's a crime in itself, and then as i am hearing more and more about this

louis , you just heard that for the first time, pretty amazing isn't it? and by the way, where's durham? what happened? >> this is "the fox report" i'm john scott former president trump speaking at the conservative political action conference in dallas let's listen in, live. >> even the new york times wrote the most vicious editorial about james comey based on the horowitz report, which talked about the crimes and bad acts committed by comey, mccabe, and others. this is even before you go with durham. i'd like to thank inspector general horowitz for that report it should have been used. they didn't want to use it. i guess it's deep state, i don't know what the hell they are thinking. deep state, is this something but if you can't wait for durham , just read a man man named darryl cooper's brilliant thread on twitter. he tells the whole story you got to read it. as he put it, we know as fact, the steele dossier was the evidence just to justify spying on the trump campaign. think of it, they spied on my campaign, and nothing will happen to them. think of it. can you imagine if i spied on biden's campaign or obama's campaign? could you imagi

louis , you just heard that for the first time, pretty amazing isn't it? and by the way, where's durham? what happened? >> this is "the fox report" i'm johnking at the conservative political action conference in dallas let's listen in, live. >> even the new york times wrote the most vicious editorial about james comey based on the horowitz report, which talked about the crimes and bad acts committed by comey, mccabe, and others. this is even before you go with durham. i'd like to thank inspector general horowitz for that report it should have been used. they didn't want to use it.

john, let's talk about the future of the federal reserve. yesterday maria spoke with st. louisullard on tapering. listen to this. >> as far as the taper discussion, yeah, i do think we need to get moving here. we have a booming housing market. it's not at all clear that we want to be feeding into an incipient housing bubble. we have really a rapid pace of purchases in an economy that's already growing 7% and is fully recovered in gdp terms from the pre-pandemic level, to the pre-pandemic level. so i think sooner is better on tapering. i think markets are ready for it. dagen: john, your reaction to that? >> you know, we agree completely. we believe we're going to start to see at least the beginning of the tapering. it will take a while. but at least the beginning of the tapering at year-end. we're hoping we see it and we think we're going to get some indication. you'll see the employment data today. you'll see gdp at the end of july. you'll see you've got the jackson hole conference. we think the fed is going to get indications and we think they're going to continue moving in th

john shavly one of our leaders. and we have the great guests coming into the washington, d.c. office of the phyllis shavly egos. headquarters are in st. louisre phyllis worked many decades. since 1981 she maintained a d.c. office and we continue the presence. our next guest is thomas massie. congressman thomas massie, the congressman from kentucky. fourth district. he has 30 patents. he has one or two degrees from mit >> two zploot makes him him are the smarter than all of congress. he is a member of the liberty caucus. he has been a fighter. we work a lot on patents, phyllis shavly carried about that. for those college students you are at the point you dream of starting a business or inventing something. america is the best place for both, because of the rule of law, because our constitution protects your inventions, has a system. and it's regularly unassault. both from the leftists in the country and the globalists that want us to change our system so they can get access to our inventions. and one of the great tragedies of the last 50 years is the chinese regime allowing its people and companies to steal hoech from america. our intellectu

we're here with john flatly who is one of our leaders of our life equals and we have these great guest that are coming to the washington d.c. office, our headquarters is in st. louis where phyllis worked for many decades and she always maintained, well since 1981, she meant stain this office. our next guest is thomas massie, congressman thomas massie, he's a congressman from kentucky, the fourth district, he has 30 patents and he has one or two, two degrees from mit. two degrees from mit which makes him smarter than all of the congress, but we won't dwell on that. he's a member of the liberty caucus, he's been a fighter -- we work a lot on patents, we care about that, for those college students, you're at the point of your life or your starting of that business, americas the good place for those things because of the rule of law, because our constitution protects your inventions, has a system and it's regularly under assault, both from the leftist in the country and the globalists that wanted to change our system so that they can get access to our inventions. one of the great tragedies of the last 50 years is the chinese regime allowing its people and companies to