phillip? >> our thoughts are with his family as well on this developing story, janis mackey frayer thank you for bringing that to us >>> now to wnba star brittney griner who's pleaded guilty to drug charges in moscow she told the court she accidently packed cannabis oil in her suitcase. we have more on the growing calls to bring her home. >> reporter: wnba star brittney griner on trial in russia on trials of drug possession with a surprise guilty plea, but telling a moscow judge there was no intent. i didn't want to break the law a u.s. official in moscow sharing she delivered griner a letter from president biden without disclosing what it said. >> ms. griner was able to read that letter. >> you are an amazing person, britney. >> we are never going to be quiet until she's home safely. >> reporter: at a time of heightened tension between the u.s. and russia, complicated by russia's invasion of ukraine u.s. officials believe russian president vladimir putin wants griner as leverage for a possibl

phillips and dr. colfax. >> (inaudible) do you anticipate the state (inaudible) >> i think it is more so we are talking about a issue around public health and think dr. films or colfax should talk about the coordinated effort and some of the misinformation how this disease is transmitted because it isn't attributed being a sexually transmitted disease so i want dr. phillips and dr. colfax to address that specifically. >> thank you very much for the question. so, as always the county and regions and us as health officers are very coordinated and talk regularly so they are are informed about the actions san francisco is taking and we have talked ways we can mutually support the work happening in san francisco. it is really important, we need more vaccines in san francisco. there are neighboring counties getting less then a hundred vaccines per allocation so it is a regional importance and we are closely communicateic with them but we are taking the first step because it is so incredibly important to san

the minute that happens, the phillips curve becomes very steep. if you have a steep one, that tells you it can bring down inflation a lot. i think that is where the whole phillips curve thing just becomes a problem because the parameters are not exogenous. if you think you've got a flat phillips curve, than in reality right now it's probably closer to vertical then it is horizontal. that helps us in the soft landing story. you can still appeal to the phillips curve. just a parameters -- just the parameters change. it's not sticky anymore. >> are you of the mind yet that we are experiencing enough of an uptick in inflation expectations? that that is actually feeding through to the inflation numbers? or you think we are not there yet? >> i don't think it is there yet. but i don't want to get to that point. that is the whole thing we know about expectation. once they have become unanchored , you have lost. i never want to get to the point where these things keep creeping up. we have to chop this up now. it's just a bad outcome once i ever become unan

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correspondent dina demetrius visited phillips county, one of the poorest in arkansas, where neighborsng to deploy broadband and join the digital age. dina: in the heart of the mississippi delta, the small agricultural town of elaine, arkansas is a picture of historic divides -- racial, economic, and now digital. >> this is the north side of town where it is predominantly black. the south side is predominantly white. dina: lisa hicks gilbert is trying to bridge those divides with fiber optics. lisa: so, nothing works without the internet. and definitely nothing works without internet that's reliable. dina: last year, gilbert returned to her hometown from little rock and now is program manager of a local non-profit addressing rural disparities. she says when the pandemic hit two years ago, the slow service from the town's only provider practically brought it to a standstill. lisa: you had some people who had lost their jobs. they're trying to sell jewelry. you don't get online business. the children are trying to do homework. you realize how inadequate the service is. dina: laying fiber

phillip renee is a specialist in uranium in the environment. he's already taken dozens of samples around the or on a site enough, or we gave him our resume. should you go down the degree or excuse up, was it done? no, no 630 to to know who told you work your head or she's clearly or she, i knew more success or sure toys is all the hold on one owner mcgee. hi, georgia. just wanted talk to you by the impact on john wanted give you a call because i was i just had a but the screw yona backed. it would work less. you also do c o g at mostly could yon yogi claremont zebra, which vehicle should call you and you voted. i called you at the zill badger the degree to see play a doll jubilee. all near these activity icky saw jesus software should really ask all new little we or and we also do she don't good the aqua golden. and you will, you on, you know, like yourself world shouldn't normal justified impact of pushy, rusty man bazzi the you the quasi nuclear qc. as you're an early doors to present view, i'll put a short look at mid or not look what acre r

that's down from the record high of 70% in 2003 phillip? >> brie jackson reporting from washington, thank you. >>> americans were celebrating with their families. in russia, wnba superstar brittney griner was making a plea to the president. matt bradley has the details. >> reporter: an american basketball star jailed in moscow appealing to the president a letter from brittney griner were delivered to the white house, in excerpts she begs president biden to intervene in her case i believe in you i still have so much good to do with my freedom you can restore. i miss my wife i miss my family i miss my teammates. it kills me to know they're suffering so much right now. the russians say they found vape cartages containing cannabis in her luggage. as i sit here in a russian prison alone with my thoughts and without the protection of my wife, family, friends, olympic jersey or any accomplishments, the letter to president biden said, i'm terrified i might be here forever griner was last seen publicly in amos cow courtroom last week when she was ch

. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with new details in the deadly police shooting of jayland walker law enforcement in akron, ohio has released body cam footage showing the moments eight officers opened fire on walker last week. he was unarmed at the time of the shooting maggie vespa has details >> reporter: community pressure, officials in akron, ohio releasing the body camera footage. >> i won't mince words the video you're about to watch is heartbreaking >> it shows the harrowing police chase followed by a hail of bullets and fired by eight akron, ohio officer, killing and thieving 25-year-old jayland walk were 60 wounds to the body, according to authorities >> my youngest is 25 years of age as well, and i cannot imagine what life would be like without my son >> reporter: the approximately seven minutes of raw video released alongside a second narrated clip gives new insight into what preceded the shooting early monday morning police say they tried to pull walker over for an unspecified traffic violation an

let's get more now from our dw sports colleague, phillip now phillip to a neo fight like me who is even better off. so even thought of was born in finland and grew up in russia. so that meant it was excellent conditions for him for a very young, talented hockey player to become a professional, which he ended up doing in 2015 as breakout season just last year. so in the $22122.00 season play for c as k, a moscow won the national championship with a team and was then also invited to join the russian national team who played a beijing and won a silver medal in the winter olympics. so he truly is a star. at this point, i can see why russia might not one, let him go what led to his arrest then? so basically as we mentioned before, he signed for an n h l team. after his recent success and the last season, they were basically wanting him to come to the us to play in the n h l. he signed the contract, so you would have them played in october in the u. s. however, you had not served the mandatory military service that all russian men have to complete for an entire year. so that is why you was ar

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whatever you want, please ask. >> abby phillips joins me now.redible powerful interview. i know cherelle also met with the family of trevor reed, the u.s. marine imprisoned in russia for almost three years, who was released earlier this year. he has already called for her to be released. what did she tell you about their meeting? >> reporter: yeah, sara, she called it a club, a club that i think none of these families want to be in. the families of americans who are wrongfully detained abroad and they comfort each other. they communicate with each other. and they give each other advice, lessons learned. she talked about meeting families whose loved ones have been detained for years. and she thought to herself just the thought of that would break her, that if she were in this position for years, it would ultimately break her. she said there were a couple of main lessons she took away from some of these conversations from the family of trevor reed himself. she said one of them was to not be quiet. at the beginning of brittney griner's detention, t

my name is doctor susan phillips. as health officer i am issuing this declaration to affirm our commitment to the well-being of the communities that doctor colfax mentioned. our lgbtq+ communities to allow us to move more quickly, to obtain and distribute the resources needed , to help those who are disproportionately impacted. and within the lgbtq+ communities, we know that latino men who are men, bisexual men, other men who have sex with men and trend individuals are being impacted, so we are hope so excited to work with our partners, such as the doctor tyler who is here today and their amazing team and our partners -- >> -- the city declares a local public health emergency because of the outbreak of monkeypox. growing number of cases in san francisco is a hotspot in the country right now. this declaration will allow resources to be distributed and more vaccines coming to the city. san francisco break brings up about 40% of all cases. >>> we continue to follow a developing story in the north bay, a head-on crash las

"early today" starts right now i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. all eyes are on president biden on the last leg of his trip to the middle east. he had meet with nine heads of state including the saudi crown prince there's no other way to put it this is g, given everything that'sin going on >> reporter: while president biden is facing political land mines on the human rights front as he gets ready to meet with mohammad bined bin salman or mbs khashoggi fiance called the trip a betrayal, asking why are they given a pass, is that the price of oil president biden doubled down defending his human rights record >> i always bring up human rights but my position on khashoggi has been so clear. if anybody doesn't understand it, they haven't been around for a while. >> reporter: he insist his purpose is to promote u.s. interests, including getting the kingdom to ramp up oil production, hoping to bring down vl gas prices here at home. >>> now to former president trump who as announced the passing of his first wife ivana. the former president called her a won

i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. ths to swelter with millions of americans at the mercy ofbeable heat e died from heat-associated deaths and while it may feel like the hottest summer ever, the heat wave of 1936 was actually the hottest on record in the country. an estimated 5,000 people died as temperatures hit 121 degrees in north dakota. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric association, there have been 92 instances of record temperatures >> president biden doubled down on his efforts on climate change >> this is an emergency. an emergency and i will i will look at it that way i said last week and i will say it again loud and clear. as president, i'll use my executive powers to combat climate, the climate crisis in the absence of congressional action >> the president authorized more fema spending on climate-resilient infrastructure, expanding energy assistance for low-income families and is looking into the possibility of wind farms in mexico we turn to michelle grossmann, who is tracking these extreme

the first big celebration of white australia if you like, was in 1938, 150 years since governor philliph the first fleet. the bridge was there in posters and souvenirs and all the rest. black australia had been here for many thousands of years, their world had been turned upside down. it never gets old. this is amazing. i'm a tour guide at sydney, at bridge climb. i do all kinds of tours. i'm not sure how fast the wind is, but it's blowing a gale. you can see everything, that of the best part about this bridge, you see a 360 view of sydney, my favourite viewing is bennelong point where the opera house sits. i do a special tour called the burrawa, which means upwards above, i get to explore, take people up on this iconic bridge and take them back 230 years ago, pre—colonisation. 230 years ago the first fleet arrived right here in the harbour. 1788, we had 11 large ships, big white sails, captained by arthur phillip bringing with him what we know as australia today. just an abundance of convicts. when the first fleet arrived, it did bring disease and unfortunately they did wipe out more t

doctor phillips repeats the line of hospitalizations. hospitalizations and death are important as a disabled person during of disability pride month i feel like a prone record. long covid is rig nord and down play today is used as an excuse to not reinstate the mask mandates an important protection in reducing transmission. the more we decrease transmission we protect our community members. to quote a disease doctor, lack of community mitigation signs everyone up for infection. one way masking can only take you so far if everyone is getting infected including those you live with this . is too much to expect of individuals and little of leaders you are our public health leaders i expect more of you. i say, lead. that's all. >> thank you for your comment. >> is there anyone else. >> there are many. person on the line i unmuted you. let us know you are there. >> hello? >> hi. that was me. raising my hand. thanks. person on the line? i have unmuted you. >> hi. >> can you hear me. >> yes , i got 3 minutes on the clock. thank you. i'm brandy i

. >> arabilegumede, thank you very much >>> let's get a check of the top headlines with phillip mena it will be hot here, phillip >> it is hot everywhere, dom good morning we are learning more about details over the mass shooting at the mall in indiana that left three people dead and two others injured. authorities are calling a 22-year-old civilian a hero after he shot and killed the alleged shooter. that man is identified as elijah dickens. he confronted and immediately killed the shooter. >>> opening arguments are set to begin in the contempt trial of steve bannon the former white house adviser is facing charges for refusing to testify. >>> and a woman is soaring through the glass ceiling in the navy lieutenant amanda lee is serving with the blue angels she has been with the navy for six years. she was part of the first female flyover for rosemary mariner one of the first to receive her wings in 1974. >>> going into the major league baseball home run derby. the oldest contestant in history, but kids stole the show 42-year-old albert pujols eliminated kyle schwarber, but then that

. >> and i'm phillip mena. >>> steve bannon is reversing course and offering to testify just days before jury selection is set to begin in his criminal contempt trial nbc's brie jackson is following developments for us from d.c bannon got the green light to testify from donald trump. >> that's right. steve bannon is adamant he could not comply because of executive privilege. former president trump has waived his executive privilege claims in a letter to bannon, mr. trump called the committee political thugs and hacks who have allowed no cross-examination or real republican witnesses according to his lawyer, bannon is willing to testify and prefers to do so as part of the live public hearings, but committee members say that's unlikely and there are questions about how much useful information bannon will provide. >> i've interviewed steve bannon before i was one of the lead investigators for the russia prosecution for bannon's interview. i would expect zero, absolutely nothing. this guy was like interviewing the joke r. he's maniacal. he's insane. we conducted an hours-long interview where

a supply deal for conoco phillips.is all to do with the american gas industry to build up production and export infrastructure to fill the growing supply gap dan brouillette is the president of said infrastructure deal and key architect and recently served as the secretary of energy pleasure to have you on. secretary brouillette, thank you for coming on cnbc and getting up early for us. what does the deal with sempra and conoco phillips mean? why do it? >> thank you, brian. this is an exciting opportunity for america and for our two countries to build what could potentially be one of the largest if not the largest lng export facility in the western hemisphere it cannot be overstated given the situation in europe and desire to divorce from russian gas. for us in america and others to fill that gap, we must build this type of infrastructure and this particular arrangement to allow us to begin the conversation with conocophillips to reach agreement to build the fa st.cility to have capacity oe first two trains of approxim

. >>> last night, cnn's abby phillip sat down with griner's wife for an exclusive interview. you'll hear part of that conversation in just a moment. back at home, though, new developments in the january 6th investigation. sources tell cnn that someone tried to influence the testimony of cassidy hutchinson, the former trump white house aide who shared damning details about what the former president was doing as the capitol attack unfolded. we'll have much more on that just ahead. we begin, though, this morning, in moscow. cnn's senior international correspondent frederik pleitgen is outside the court where brittney griner's first trial hearing wrapped up, about an hour ago. fred, we should note, these trials take place in russia, with enormous political interference, often doing the bidding of the kremlin. but what are we hearing from the kremlin this morning, and also u.s. diplomats on this? >> reporter: hi there, jim. the kremlin this morning in a regular scheduled call with the kremlin spokesperson said this was not a political trial, they did not want to interfere, did not

evan phillips. no pressure here walks tiros wilmer flores scores the go ahead, run 6, 5 giants.take the lead on that walk. however, in the bottom of the frame, trayce thompson, clay's younger brother smacks one deep to center off the wall. gavin lux scored 6, 6, tight, 2 batters later mookie betts. forget about it. forget about it way back here. >> to left off, harlan garcia, go on for a three-run homer, 9, 6 dodgers leave. that's 21st homer of the season. final score is 9, 6 dodgers. what a disappointment for the giants. the a's hosting the tigers and double header will start with game to open lefty. frankie only pitched 3 innings. however, he was looking good, giving up no runs and striking out 5, including miguel cabrera here. bottom of the 6th, sean murphy up to the plate sense this fall on a ride to center see later that one is way up into the suite. most fans have got to be pumps. that's a 447 foot. three-run homer ace take a 3 zip lead in the 9th. a second baseman nick allen. watch this. and other takes such a good diving makes the throw to first gets him out on the groun

phillip renee is a specialist in uranium in the environment. he's already taken dozens of samples around the or on a site and not all we gave him our resume. should you got on the degree or excuse of was it done? no, no 632 to know who told you work your head or she's clearly or she's, i knew more success or short choices all dr. on owner mcgee. hi, georgia. just wanted to talk to you about the impact on john wanted. give you a call because i was, i just had a but the screw yona backed, it would work less. we also do c o g at mostly could you on your b, claremore zebra, which vehicle should call you and you go directly to you at the zillow badger the degree to see play her doll, jubilee all near these activity icky saw jesus software should really ask all new little we or and we also do she don't good the aqua got on and you will you on you not ask yourself well, which should normally justify them back to pushing rusty man. but he did you the quasi nuclear qc as you're an early doors to present view, i'll put a short lookout, mid or not. look w

i think that's for the whole phillips curve becomes a problem.hank had flat phillips curve in reality right now it's probably closer to vertical than horizontal. that helps is on the south h leading story you can still appeal your coverage the parameters-- change you're usedo having sticky. it's not stickyy anymore. >> are you of the mind yet that we are experiencing enough of an uptick in expectations that's feeding through the inflation numbers? or do you think we are not there yet? >> i don't think it is there yet. but man, i do not want to get to that point. that is the whole thing we know about expectation. once it's become unanchored you lost. i never went to get to the point were these things keep creeping up. without the chop this up now prints a bad outcome once they become unanchored and it becomes built in. i am not hearing quite as much from firms about building in permanently higher nominal wagea increases. we are seeing some restraint on pricing by firms certainty housing prices start to come down. rents are starting to drift down.

phillip martin, you're with gbh news.wrote an extended piece in may called "it is happening here: massachusetts has grown neo-nazi movement." the mayor michelle wu said they had no idea these people were coming this weekend. but this is the third march this year. explain how you see this movement growing. what is happening? why boston? >> first of all, thank you for having me, amy. i find it incredulous that the boston -- the mayor was taken by surprise [inaudible] they should not have been surprised -- taking part in my freeways, holding banners on freeways. graffiti everywhere, defacing black lives matter signs. across the state, there have been reported assaults by this group and a similar group for a long time. and so i can see this, without question, they did not know about this is seems but to be taken by surprise, i mean, i am incredulous over that given the growing activity of these organizations over the past few years. and you have cited it correctly with the unite the right rally that you mentioned, that is whe

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the defendants are chevron, exxon, bp, shell, and conoco phillips. these funds will be used to pay for seawalls and other infrastructure needed to deal with sea level rise. we have some real risk that's going to require some billions and billions of dollars of investment by san francisco on infrastructure if we're going to stop catastrophic loss, so that's what we're looking at. a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fundhat has been created now to ensure that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really enlightened views. on the other hand, it's probably not enough to prevent the business community from making things even worse right on the waterfront. christensen: we're going to have to adapt. it's going to take that creativity and energy and capital. the question of how do we balance that ec

william: sandy phillips, always great to see you.nk you so much for talking with us. >> thank you, william. ♪ judy: the congressional committee investigating the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol is scheduled to hold a hearing tomorrow focused on the role extremist groups played that day. this as the senate gears up for a busy, high-stakes july. our political correspondent, lisa desjardins, has more on the latest developments. lisa, tell us, where are we in terms of these hearings? what are they going to be focusing on? and where are we overall in terms of the subject matter? lisa: these are the good questions we are all asking. tomorrow is the seventh hearing of the january 6 select committee. we did at one point expect this to be the final week for a while. however, that is changing, even as we speak. first, let's talk about tomorrow and what we will hear from the committee. the focus so far has been on trump and his direct actions. we will hear more about white nationalist groups and their ties to those around former presiden

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to the finish, phillips and just too strong, he wins the stage. but as we said the story was 25 year old vinegar, who listen, this guy used to work in a fish factory. he was the runner up last year, and he takes home cycling's biggest prize for the first time in his career, so tour de france 21 stages up 21 stages down and that is your winner. very impressive. whenever you take that home miles to peddle story he has, though. no jason. thank you. thank you. goodnight everyone will see you back here everyone will see you back here at 10. everybody, thanks here's what i wonder about zombies. (others groaning) what happens if they can't get any human flesh to eat? they can't starve to death-- they're already dead. you take this one. i spent an hour last night on "how do vampires shave when they can't see themselves in the mirror?" well-groomed vampires meet in pairs and shave each other-- case closed. yeah, okay, so, zombies. i guess it depends on the zombies, raj. are we talking slow zombies, fast zombies? like, in 28 days, if those zombies didn't ea