mike. as reporting for us in washington, d. c will cross over to stephanie decker, whose running us not from west or islam. stephanie, tell us, tell us what you're hearing, where you are or there hasn't. this is let you just come out there hasn't been any palestinian reaction so far. i think what's important in this is that the americans are saying that it, it, it likely came from israeli army positions. and, and that, as you mentioned there, that the basically the no reason to believe this intentional or rather the result of tragic circumstances. reading between the lines. i think this looks like the americans are trying to put it to bed, moving away from making israel accept any form of responsibility of actually saying yes, we can, lucidly found that the bullet belong to a weapon of one of the soldiers. but it was an intentional, this is what a lot of people perhaps were expecting. this is taking it away from israel and leaving it to the americans to say, well, it looks like really likely did come from these railey army. but t

d. c. mike with multiple wild fonts reaching out. can you just bring us up to date with the latest on the evacuations that have been put in place so far? well, in the mckinney fi in northern california, which is the largest of all these ongoing fires. there was some 2000 people effectuated in the course of saturday. another 500 we understand had been evacuated in the course of the day. there is a mandate treat evacuation order in force in those particular areas. now that fire has now spread to well over 200 square kilometers, and the fire fighters have stopped fighting the perimeters of the fire to continue to get residents out of that particular area. so this is a major crisis that if further in the county where there are another 2 fires blazing, the problem there is that these 2 fires have joined up, creating yet another friend for fire fighters to deal with. so a very critical situation, but tickler yes, given incoming days or high temperatures are going to continue. and this increases the chance of more fires occurring and the cu

d. p . figures which have come out today. and the big question of, are we in a recession for more on that? let's bring in mike hannah, who's in washington, d. c. mike. so he did mentioned those g d p numbers and the r word recession. so are we in a recession? well, the biden administration is absolutely adamant that we are not and so 2 is the chairman of the federal reserve board. now the fact that the g d p has dropped for 2 quarters in a row has preceded previous recessions. but what is also preceded previous recessions is a drop in the unemployment rate. and now this is why the data is exceedingly confused. because in the 1st few months of this year, they have been some 2 and a half 1000000 jobs added to the economy. there is an absolutely escalating employment which is not what happened before previous recession. so the data is confusing, but the president and his administration, and if i said the chairman of the federal reserve board, absolutely adamant that there is no recession, what they are, what we are seeing at the moment. according to these g, d, p figures as the administration, and the fed is a flattening out of growth. now that

d. c. mike, some say looks like a recession. sounds like a recession. but joe biden says, is absolutely not a recession. why is he saying that? well, it's not just hammered so, so the chairman of the federal reserve board, the treasury secretary, they will come out and made very clear. there is no recession on the way at the present moment. a president biden is meeting with a group of c o's who also agree. there is no recession in place. they point to what economists regard is the most significant indicator of a looming downturn. and that is a half percentage point rise in unemployment over a month, long period. but this is not in place clearly, in fact the very much the opposite. some 2 and a half 1000000 jobs added to the u. s. economy since the beginning of the year. this is a very significant figure, and in fact, a rate that is too high according to the fed. that's why it raised interest rates to try and drive down this rapid rate of unemployment, which is causing the economy to overheat at a time where they want the economy to start stabilizing, fo

d. c. mike, does this report reveal anything we didn't already know? what does the most comprehensive timeline as to the bins at our blaze? some minute to minute exactly. what happened, but most importantly, it broadens the investigation into the layers of command who are being held at fault within the report. now initially blame or the bulk of the blame was a portion to the school police chief, peter dondo who was on the scene. however, this report says that when it became clear that he was incapable or didn't want to take action, some of the, some 370 odd officers who were on the scene should have taken over. they should have been a command established. but more than that, there was also a failure at the federal and state level to create command, create a command chain in the school, outside the building, and at higher levels in terms of somebody monitoring the entire picture to be able to direct operations on the ground and also to be able to pass information on to all involved. this was a complete, systematic failure. the report says, and in that i

d. c, mike, you were listening in to that a full briefing by joe biden. and how does the white house hope that this executive order will go about safeguarding reproductive rights in light of the moose recently by the supreme court? while it's an attempt to ameliorate the impact of the supreme court decision in the dogs case, which remove roe vs wade and the protections for women that that to long standing piece of legislation provided president biden making very clear that he's a structed, the justice department to protect women who are going for medical access, who are going to abortions? these instructed the health secretary to protect women who are seeking urgent medical help. even in states as that, i forbid the abortion issue. so these are his attempts to try and make it better. the impact that the at a robot, the jobs decision has had on the country as a whole. but the president admitting very clearly and that this is the limit of his power. this in response to pressure from fellow democrats who been seeking that tend to be more forceful in terms of

let's bring it, mike hannon knows in washington, d. c. or mike, as we heard there, this analysis seems to raise a whole load of new questions or answers some, as you get the sense, the usaa authorities to try to draw a line under all of this. well, a statement that is as inconclusive as this would appear to indicate that now there's been no form or political reaction as yet congress is in recess. this is a national holiday in the united states. president biden is on his way back to the white house. he should be arriving there the next hour or so, and perhaps there will be some response from him. but certainly, members of congress had put a lot of pressure on the administration to conduct a thorough investigation into the murder and saying as well that it was necessary to hold people accountable mouth. the congress is largely pro israeli, but still there were a number of voices calling for an independent investigation, calling for the us to involve itself in finding out exactly what happened and apportioning accountability for the shooting.

but let's go 1st to mike hannah in washington d. c. and mike, are, we've heard or details there about what the state department had to say about this? do you get the sense that given how much attention and pressure was placed upon this case? this is an attempt by the us to drawn on line under all of this well, that would appear to be the intention it is an exceedingly inconclusive report. and significant within that as well, is that comment there as that it's not possible to establish that the shooting was intentional. now to reach that conclusion requires going into the mind of whoever did the shooting. so just that statement would appear to and away the opinions of those who believe that the u. s. wants to finish this up, their move on. and it does, sir, by issuing what is clearly an inconclusive report. now, there has been some reaction already from some human rights organizations. one of the least critical is saying that this is a travesty of justice. we've also heard comments such as you are now in a situation where the perpetrator

okay, well let speak to mike hannah, he joins this lie from washington, d. c. i, mike, what does this say about the state of the us economy? well, these latest figures indicate that inflation continues to saw. it is asked by some 1.5 percent on last month's figures, which were in themselves a record high. so this blow to the bite and administration, which has been intent on reducing inflation, but also it scared the stock market because now very clearly the reserve bank is going to increase interest rates in coming months may be weeks in order to try and counter this ongoing inflation, president biden has issued a statement in which he says, these figures are not entirely accurate as saying that they do not take into account the drop in gas prices that have occurred over the last 30 days. now prices have dropped by some $0.40 a gallon over the last 30 days, which is the one bright sign. if one could see it in these particular figures. president biden saying that even this drop would have a major impact on family is struggling to cope in this rising inflation. bu

mike hannah joseph. now from washington, d. c. from one perspective. mike, a, g d, p, and job figures don't really make the good reading do they no, they don't job figures do, but the g d. p doesn't. now one of the definitions of a recession is negative growth for 8 consecutive a pair of quarters. and this has happened in this particular case, the g b, p has shrunk by some 2.5 percent over the past 6 months. however, the us job market is incredibly hot, much like the weather here in dc and many other parts of the world. there are some $375000.00 jobs being created each month. and so that is some 2 and a half 1000000000 since the beginning of the year. now this brings its own problem because the fed, the federal reserve, has identified this as one of the problems in terms of inflation. so it has it raised interest rates at once a whole economy to slow down. it feels that it is going to fast in this post cobit recession. now, the biden administration points to these job figures as evidence that there is no recession at all. but it has a political interest

so abbe, let's go live to mike hannah, who's be listening in to all of that in washington d. c. firstly, on shin. so abbe mike, obviously the former japanese prime minister was hugely influential around the world. what was that relationship like with united states? well, joe biden had previously said in a statement that he had a close relationship with jan. so ebay, when he was vice president and the obama administration worked very closely with him, had the greatest respect for him. we've just heard from president biden, that he will be signing the condolence book at the japanese embassy here in washington on his way to a scheduled visit to the cia. so president biden making clear his respect for the now dead ex prime minister. he was joined in the course of the morning by several other living presidents among them. donald trump, george w bush, barack obama, all expressing their condolences and their horror and their outrage at the attack on the former japanese by minister. and mike, or, of course, we heard joe biden speak a motive li to about abortion rights, which of course

d. c on there, sir. mike, how will president biden's executive order to boost protections for abortion and contraception be received by americans? well, president biden has been under a lot of pressure from his democratic colleagues to take some more forceful action in the wake of the court striking down row the way day, a precedent that has been in place for decades. and this is president biden's answer these, this executive order, which ramps are protection for women seeking care for abortion, which ramps up for protection on the borders of states that have already at a band abortions. there are some 9 of them with many more to coming coming weeks. and he's also a reiterated the administration's pledge to provide free contraception. so a number of measures being taken here, the executive order being likened by president biden, to the executive order past the 960 civil rights era. at once again, the intention is to protect women. but still, having said this, elvis executive order has limited reach in terms o

mike hannah has moved from washington d. c. all major indices were sharply down and early trading on wall street as the market digested. the monthly report hope. supper reduction in the inflation rate dashed at. the prices continue to rise groceries up by 12.2 percent over the year. rent by 5.8 percent. car prices have increased by 11.4 percent. and the largest increase the cost of air travel has risen by 34 percent. all these the foot beated to americans spending more as they emerge from the pandemic shut down. i'm filling it full. i never seen this back. i've been noticing the household products have really shut up to the cell. and i mean, honestly like things that was like 199. you go and now they're like 6 bucks, you know and things. but you need it. good morning at a meeting of house republicans, it's made clear that these speakers will be the cudgel to be to democrats, and the november election. new polling found that nearly 60 percent of americans say the federal government under democrat one party rule is to blame for t

d. c.. the first time he returned to d. c. since january 20th. they aired 17 minutes of mike pence. what does that tell you?> that tells me that the least some of the elites on the right are beginning to sour and come to their senses. but as steele knows better than i, the elites and then there is the grassroots. and as of june, you still has 70% of republicans who don't think that biden is a legitimate president. and i dare you say that if you look at those republicans who vote consistently in republican primary, it probably closer to 90% that don't think that he is legitimate president saying, you see the problem bearing out even if republican crime trees and with wyoming, and liz cheney. once upon a time, a name like cheney was solid conservative republicans. good luck beating a cheney in a republican primary. but now because cheney is in fact going up against trump, you see what is happening. she's probably gonna lose that election by double digits. so i think it is interesting that the elites are beginning to sort of try to turn the attention away from trump. but i think that you got a long way to go b

mike, hannah has moved from washington, d. c. 54. so far as women during his presidential campaign, joe biden was harshly critical of saudi arabia's human rights record. in particular, what he insists was its involvement in the murder of journalists, jamal, cuz shoji we were going to in fact to make them pay the price and make them in fact, the pariah that they are. so help me. god, congratulations, mr. brandon. but now up to 18 months in office, president biden will meet the saudi leaders on his trip to jetta. he will have a bilateral meeting with king salmon and king someone's leadership team, and the crown prince is on that leadership team. so you can expect that he'll see the crown prince while he's there. ah, it's a long way from treating the saudis as paris, as he's desperate to get more oil on the market. oil prices are high, inflation is raging. people don't like, but they're paying it the gas pump. there's an election in 4 months. you'd like to have some progress made there in a bit to counter criticism. president biden took

mike pence. we're both back in washington, d c.eared at separate events as foxes, richardson reports. the speeches highlighted the divisions within the republican party, but also laid the groundwork for two possible presidential runs for the white house. she was a catastrophe that election a disgrace to our country. former president donald trump is back in washington for the first time since he left office, speaking before the america first policy institute, a think tank, largely a former trump administration officials. we made it great again, and we did it by putting workers first by putting families first and above all by putting america first. but now our country has been brought to its knees. hello if you hours earlier and less than a mile away, trump's vice president, mike pence, addressed college student conservatives at the young america's foundation. as the former president continues his grievances about the 2020 election. pence says it's time to look forward. i don't know that the president and i differ on issues, but we m

year, as part of aggressive plan to curb inflation must him on the bus from mike, can you join us now? live from washington, d. c. i've mixed mix tail. really good. not a good gdp, but good on the job. job market figures. well, it's a very complicated situation at the moment. the one thing that only economists agree is that the economic picture is very confusing. indeed. on the one hand, you have a negative growth reported for 2 consecutive quarters. this in the past has been an indication of a looming recession. however, on the other hand, you have a job market that is increasing by some $375000.00 jobs per month, and never before has a recession being preceded by such an increase in job creation. so it's a very complicated and confuse picture, but to speak about those jobs as well. one of the reasons why the federal reserve increased the interest rate yesterday is because it wants to cool. among other things, the job market down. it believes that just too many jobs are being created, the growth is just to foss overheated. it needs to slow it down, coming out of the period of post time demick recovery. so it's

part of an aggressive plan to curve inflation, or for more on all of this at spring in mike, hannah is in washington d. c. might talk us through all of these numbers and, and what it all means. well, that's a very good question and it's something that economists are looking at now. and the one common reaction is that it's all very confusing. this economic picture, on the one hand, you have a shrinking of the g. d, p for a 2nd consecutive quarter in the past, this was seen as signaling a recession. but what is happening at the same time is a job market that is going absolutely chaotic. it is, are running exceedingly hot, too hot, according to the federal reserve. it's one of the reasons why it up the interest rate in the last 24 hours because it wants to try and shrink that job market to a degree. there are some $375000.00 jobs being added each month. that's 2 and a half 1000000 since the beginning of the year. so the job market is expanding and a must be noted that in previous recessions there has not been one that has been preceded by such a massive increase in employment. so it's a very confusing pictu

, but the white house is waiting for some important economic reports this week, mike emanuel has more from washington, d. cpacking the roads, skies and beaches and that's exactly what the white house is hoping for, as the biden administration downplays recession fears this is not an economy that's in recession. but we're in a period of transition in which growth is slowing, and that's necessary and appropriate . multiple key reports coming out this week should give us a clearer picture of our economic standing in the white house, trying to get ahead of some potential grim numbers, including a second quarter of negative growth. which would signal a recession. we can't fix a problem that we don't think exists. but americans are questioning the rosy picture that biden administration is painting as they pay more to dine out or fill their grocery carts. inflation is eating away at their pocketbooks. what they're trying to do is tell the people in this country not to believe what they're experiencing, and the american people know what they're experiencing in their personal economy, i think with the white house h

so abbe and mike hannah joined the slide from washington d. c. to talk more about that sir. what would you ask japanese relations like during abbeys? time in office and, and what's the president been saying? what we've heard from president biden, who said that he, stunned of raged and deeply shocked. he continues that even when our bay was attacked, he was engaged in the use of democracy. he also added am this speaking from experience, and that gun violence leaves the scar on the community so heartfelt words from president biden. we've also heard from former president trump, who had a close relationship with abbe at vain gulf with them on a number of occasions. he declared the former japanese prime minister as a unifier, one who will be deeply missed by his country. words of condolence to from former presidents obama and george w bush. so every living president has expressed their condolences, their shock and their outrage at this killing. my cana in washington, d. c. thank you. now the former minneapolis police officer convicted of the murder of george floyd, has been sente

mike emanuel has the latest from washington, d. c. summer vacations are in full swing. with gasoline prices dropping travelers packing the roads, skies and beaches and that's exactly what the white house is hoping for, as the biden administration downplays recession fears this is not an economy that's in recession, but we're in a period of transition in which growth is slowing. and that's necessary and appropriate . multiple key reports coming out this week should give us a clearer picture of our economic standing in the white house, trying to get ahead of some potential grim numbers, including a second quarter of negative growth, which would signal a recession. we can't fix a problem that we don't think exists. but americans are questioning the rosy picture that biden administration is painting as they pay more to dine out or fill their grocery carts. inflation is eating away at their pocketbooks. what they're trying to do is tell the people in this country not to believe what they're experiencing in the american people know what they're experiencing in their personal

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the vice president, excuse me the vice president's former chief of staff mike pence, appeared last week under subpoena washington d. c. federal grand jury, investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. the wall street journal adds that greg jacob, pence's legal counsel also appeared before a grand jury, and the journal reports that jacob call the grand jury, quote, during that meeting on the fourth, i think i raised the problem that both of mr. eastman's proposals would violate several provisions of the electoral count act. mr. eastman acknowledged that that was the case, that even what he viewed as the more politically palatable option would violate several provisions. both jacobs and shorts gradually appearances indicate that the department of justice's investigation has actually now gone beyond the capital rioters, to include perhaps people involved in the so-called fake electors scheme. meanwhile, the january six committee may be done with their summer season of public hearings, but we certainly got proof today that their investigation is far from over. it is still very much ongoing. let me explain that fo

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because mike pence could get a round of applause in d. cme time, arizona republican house speaker rusty bowers has just been censured by the state party after he testified before the january 6th committee. so, where do you think the party is? >> well, i do not think that pence will be the nominee. a lot of people say that you should run for president, because they think that is what you want to hear. no one who is a trumpy, will want pence. because he did not have the courage to not certify. and anyone who is not for a trumpy, will not want mike pence anywhere near the presidency, because he was such a robotic suck up. to trump and so he is not on the rise. i have talked to some of my former republican colleagues and of late, they have been saying that there is a fading effect with support of trump. now, if there is a multi candidate field, maybe he does what he did and in the 16 and he gets the nomination. but, i think that the hearings have hurt him. >> i want to play a part of a clip of kevin mccarthy on fox news earlier tonight. and sha

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mike pence chant. >> i think something they don't understand is the far-right groups. i just story in d. c..me of the folks in 27 in 2018. they know, they knew that they had access to trump. they were intentionally trying to put stories on the gateway pundits, on the news when maxes. knowing that there were people around him that gave him that information. that was a problem in terms of policy. they came to a combination on january six. when these actors knew that with the right information that was feeding trump wanted to hear, they could make their way into the oval office. that kind of protection and bury that bunker, it had been breached in this administration and continued. >> we're also learning more information about the december meeting between trump and ten gop pundits. they discuss the easement period that he overturn the election. some of them later requested and it raises more questions. >> yeah. all of this is just so crazy, right? she's a very technical term, i guess. just the fact that there is so many different times this may differ people but he goes to to try to create sadi

even among married couples, mike, hannah al jazeera washington and taken you live to a demonstration underway in washington d. c. by reproductive rights activists. you'll see a lot of them wearing green, which has become the, the makeshift symbol of the movement there in the united states. i promised her a day, a protest across the country and response to a decision by the supreme court overturned lunmark road versus when he weighed a case that legalized abortion in 1973 to other news. now the g 20 foreign ministers meeting has wrapped up in indonesia, china's foreign minister wang ye are the u. s. secretary of state, how talks after that event. jessica washington has more from barley. the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, described his talks with his chinese counterpart, one will as constructive and useful. the 2 met following the g. 20 be foreign ministers meeting in barley, marking their 1st bilateral in person meeting since october. last year. secretary blinking described the relationship between the us and china as highly consequential, not just for the 2 countries, but for the rest of the world as

former vice president mike pence, will also be delivering a speech in d. c the young america's foundation, focusing on his vision for the future of the republican party this morning this saturday, sharks will introduce their team's new coach. there are several reports former new york rangers coach david quinn has signed a deal with the sharks. quinn has most recently been coaching the u. s men's hockey team and has a record of being a strong teacher and communicator with younger players. insiders say he'll need to work well with team veterans , though to get the sharks back in the playoffs. the sharks have missed the playoffs for the past three seasons, so we'll see what this new head coach can do. we expect to learn more later today. they were struggling for a bit here, but firefighters are working hard to make progress battling the wildfire that's burning near yosemite national park. the challenges crews are facing as they fight the oak fire also ahead. spreading and we need to get people back to native san francisco has the highest number of monkeypox cas

donald trump and mike pence appeared to be laying the groundwork for possible runs for the white house. the two spoke at separate events in washington, d. che first time trump had been back in washington since he left office. he spoke before the america first policy institute, a think tank made up mostly of former trump administration officials. made it great again and we did it by putting workers first by putting families first and above all by putting america first. but now our country has been brought to its knees. less than a mile away. mike pence addressed conservative college students at the young america's foundation. pence downplayed divisions between him and his former boss, saying, it's time to look forward. i don't know that the president and i differ on issues, but we may differ on focus. i truly do believe that elections are about the future. there's growing speculation that trump and pence could run against each other in 2020 for our time now, 5 46. some house democrats want to set term limits for the u. s supreme court. they say this will quote restore legitimacy independence to the nation's highest court. the democratic bi

d the . well, governor deucy has joined a chorus of leading conservative voices all over this country from bill bennett. steve c moore, newt gingrich yesterday endorsed me. governor mikehuckabeeene, bothf the previous republican governors and arizona governor jan brewer, who's with me tonight, and governor fife symington, both conservative republicans. we're joined today r by governor w.s. they all have known me for many, many years. they understandd who i am, my conservative credentials. they understand what i have done in my cononth business. they they knowe that i'm ready to lead day one . i'm able to tackle the issues that matter to arizona voters and of course, crisscross thise state. i can tell you that voters are hurting the disastrous policiess of joe biden. disastr we have people thatous are havig to decide whether or nothe they put gas in their tank or food on their table. we have people having to decidee if they can even make it to work. is so bad not only economically, but as you mentioned, the border. 've had we've had a tremendous increase in border crossings in yuma alone. it's been over 300 percent year over year increase in border crossings. and arizo

president, mike pence, both back in washington, gave dueling speeches that may end up sounding like agenda setting campaign speeches. fox news madeline rivera has more in his first trip to washington, d. cleaving office, former president donald trump delivered remarks that sounded more like a campaign speech. november the people are going to vote to stop the destruction of our country and they're going to vote to rescue america's future. hours earlier, his former vice president, mike pence, spoke at a separate event in the nation's capital, the moment offering a split screen speculation grows that the two could run against each other in 2025. four on tuesday, pence, downplayed divisions between him and his former boss. but he did still try to distance himself. i don't know that the president and i differ on issues, but we may differ on focus. i truly do believe that elections are about the future. their speeches come as the january 6th committee investigates the mob that stormed the capital after pence rejected trump's calls to overturn the 2020 election results is former chief of staff confirms he testified in front of a grand jury investigating the attack as trump and pence inched tow

d the individual. but cumulatively they're using this dataanus c in ways that wil will come back to haunt the united states of america for years and yearsates and fory secretary of stateea and former cia had mike pompeo offeringuld what should be the final word on tick tock. but it's still enjoys immense protection in democratic circles. in dnow, last june, joe bidenidn reversed a decision that was p made by president trump tore ban the chinese owned app in the u.s.. well, that turned out to be a devastating decision for american security as last month we learned that engineers from tick parent company called bite dance had actually accessed information on the apps. us users from inside china. now, that's when my next guest is send a letter to the company's ceo demanding answers here. company and i was ranking member of c the house oversight committee, congressman james culmer. congressman, we've been on this tic-tacc committeer. thing sincs in there at the state department. is there any reason why we should trust the folks at dance? don't you hate that name?e? butt is there any reason we should actually trust them? no. in fact, they may have given false testimony to congress, their employees

d. c for the first time since leaving the white house will deliver a speech on crime to the america first policy institute. it's a group that supports the former president, former vice president mikeech today in washington. he will be addressing the young america's foundation, focusing on his vision for the future of the republican party. time is 6 59. some members of the democratic party are criticizing hulu for refusing to run ads on what they call quote crucial midterm election issues. democratic organizations say they tried to buy ads on the hulu channel, but disney refused to sell them time. the groups say that facebook, roco do youtube. another popular platforms, accepted the ads. group leaders say the ads focused on the republican quote agenda on issues. including abortion and gun safety, was only saying that refusal is content related, but didn't answer any requests for more information. california's largest wildfire of the year is still burning out of control the fire in mariposa county. the latest on containment effort does smoke from that fire is being seen here in the bay area. plus the number of monkeypox cases in the bay area is rising. the one community being impact