at they did the bob marley concert at the bbc recently.y safe hands. it will be a singalong tonight. safe hands. it will be a singalong toniaht. ~ ., , tonight. will there also be some reflective moments? _ tonight. will there also be some reflective moments? it - tonight. will there also be some reflective moments? it is - tonight. will there also be some reflective moments? it is fair i tonight. will there also be some reflective moments? it is fair to | reflective moments? it is fair to say that the story has not all been positive. say that the story has not all been ositive. ., ., ., , positive. no, and that is the saddest thing _ positive. no, and that is the saddest thing about - positive. no, and that is the i saddest thing about windrush. instead of a straight celebration, a lot of people know in the uk new windrush and they know it because of the problems with the home office and deportations, and just a puppet —— unjust deportations, i have to add. we have an award—winning spoken word poet, novelist, who will reflect that with a

even marley's husband to bring here. just the sea, a huge continent is also tourism. national parks, real kenya, real africa, you can feed right here, look feed the giraffe, he ate everything of the moment. uh-huh, but kenya obviously wants more burunze and already in the evening arrival in mozambique in maputo, where lenin street is adjacent to ho chi minh street and where, since independence , the position of moscow has been treated with attention and respect. lavrov welcomes the president of mozambique filippenuse. he plans to personally come to the upcoming summit. russia africa from maputo the russian minister flies to south africa to cape town to meet the foreign ministers of the brix countries . here is one of the local beaches and huge boulders of white sand and the atlantic ocean, the beauty, of course, is incredible. here sergey lavrov communicates with his indian colleague warmly welcomes the russian minister, the head of the foreign ministry of south africa among those who arrived in cape town is also the hea

cam david beach in marley state. or somewhere else it doesn't work. think in some respects the statement that in the russian government. there are people who work for a foreign country may be part of an information operation that has its goals to sow, not confidence suspicions to try to undermine any unity of that government. remember vladimir putin's famous speech in munich when he pointed out that more and more russia is not a colony of the west we have our own way of development. we ourselves will decide. how should we live, what should we do? and we do not need to try to recoup separate norms. yes, in fact, almost the entire system of law of one state. states have crossed their national borders, and in fact in all spheres and in the economy in politics and in the humanitarian sphere are being imposed by another state. well, who will like it? then a certain gates was sitting in the hall, who is this? this the former director of the cia, then the minister of defense, so he spoke quite interestingly about how the cia fought against the soviet union .

. >> what's the most important think people should know about marley evers williams? very strong about what i believe in. and i will go to the nth degree to see that take place -- medgar was very much the same way. as you know, he gave his life for freedom of his people. >> my full interview with a beautiful and wonderful marley evers is online right now at the reidout block. to have a look. and that's tonight's reidout. all in chris hayes starts now. 's r eidout all in chris hayes start>> toni- >> i am not justifying his behavior. if it were

. >> what's the most important think people should know about marley evers williams? >> that i am human. i am prone to error. i try not to make errors. i am very strong about what i believe in. and i will go to the nth degree to see that take place -- medgar was very much the same way. as you know, he gave his life for freedom of his people. >> my full interview with a beautiful and wonderful marley evers is online right now at the reidout block. to have a look. and that's tonight's reidout. all in chris hayes starts now. 's r eidout all in chris hayes start>> toni- >> i am not justifying his behavior. if it were up to me, nobody would take classified information or endorsing him for president of the united states. >> donald trump lands in miami on the eve of surrender. >> glass defied, confidential, i think they are probably all over the place. i think they are gonna find the treasure trove. i can't even imagine. >> tonight, the second trump arraignment in two months, as the disgraced ex president issues a familiar call. >> and we need strength at this point, and eve

trustees in many different countries including syria and libya, central african republic and ann marley recently in ukraine. —— miley. this is an action that has been unwieldy and also control in many different situations. it's really not a surprise to see what's happened in russia as we can. we heard from russia's foreign minister who said the wagner group operations would continue in its miley and the central african republic, what difference does it make whether yevgeny prigozhin is involved in that? how would the leader change, any change in leader, make a difference a day activities and strength of the wagner group? it’s strength of the wagner group? it�*s interesting if the russian government has officially acknowledge the existence of the wagner group because consistently in its responses to allegations and letters from the joint working group about the commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity for example in mali and the central african republic, the russian governments response has been to say that the wagner group doesn't exist and has nothing to do with the russian

even marley can lead here. the sea is a huge continent - it's also tourism, national parks, real kenya, real africa, you can feed right here, look feed the giraffe. ate everything instantly. but kenya clearly wants burundi and already in the evening arrival in mozambique in maputo, where lenin street is adjacent to the street and ho chi minh city and where, since independence, the position of moscow has been treated with attention and respect. lavrov is welcomed by the president of mozambique, philippe newse, he plans to personally come to the upcoming summit. russia africa from maputo the russian minister flies to south africa to cape town to meet the foreign ministers brix nature around is sprinkled with the gambling ridge of 12 apostles, named after the number of ledges and endless beaches. here is one of local beach and huge boulders of white sand and the atlantic ocean, the beauty, of course, is incredible. here sergey lavrov communicates with his indian colleague warmly welcomes the russian minister, the

jon: that can be the director of your cdc, the spring and doctor marley metairie health expert and fox health department and north carolina during covid shutdown stores and schools and a lot of businesses in north carolina did not do particularly well during the pandemic. what you make of her credentials doctor carrie. >> first of all the tragedy of her, the people that bore the worst run of the covid restrictions were poor children in minority communities in america and the people are wondering who is new biden cdc appointee mandy cohen she's been 100% agreement with dr. fauci and dr. walensky throughout the entire covid policies over the last three years she supported prologue school closures, four shots for every 12-year-old girl, masking toddlers for three years and ignoring natural immunity. many of these items were basically scientifically intellectually dishonest but they became political badges and she demonstrated her political loyalty throughout the entire pandemic by never disagree with biden cdc. jon: we talked several times about masking in the vaccinations and so forth. y

>> we're going to the bat cave on the bob marley mineral spring. >> maybe i'm just frustrated based onh, i think there was a lot of buildup. maybe that's on me. i don't know. >> i certainly have that. i felt not remarkably disappointed, but i didn't feel that, like -- >> i think i'm just hopeful for the next one. >> yeah. yeah. >> we'll see. >> yeah, absolutely. >> so let's venture in the cave, should we? >> the bat cave, yeah. >> the holes are where the bats go inside. in the top there. >> you can see them flying. >> you've got to be careful. the spring is under the cave. all right. push off. let go. let go. let go of the rope. >> oh. >> yeah, man. >> oh, that's got to be nice. >> why did you get into this line of work? >> i think because i want to help people. >> on our walk back, ben reassures me ahead of tomorrow's final dose. >> i'd be intrigued to see what the second ceremony will do. >> mm-hmm. i'd like to just, like, trust the process. trust the process. >> going into our fourth day of the retreat -- >> my intentions are perhaps just a self-awakening or self-awareness. >> jason

the event paid tribute to legends including herbie hancock chuck d and bob marley son.lebration continued with a book and bike giveaway, career fair at a block party. tomorrow marks one third 58 years to the day went slaves in galveston, texas found out they had been freed two years after the emancipation proclamation. juneteenth only became a federally recognized holiday in 2021. charles hurley is on the board of directors the juneteenth foundation pretty joins me now. so charles, we are familiar with cindy kenner honors. what is the significance of juneteenth owners? >> isn't honors a ceremony we started doing it last of focus on people who are doing amazing things in positive things especially in the african-american community but this is her second annual honors freedom festival we have every years or 30 or during the freedom festival overall. it's a really great time celebrating great people. arthel: wonderful. the juneteenth foundation also hosted bikes and books giveaway. why bikes and books? >> it is just something we felt would be a great giveaway with our part

i forgot about stephen marley one of bob marley's sons is also going to be at the fair marion countyverybody that's pretty good yeah they have some good groups. you're going to be there with four nights in a row. pam rocking out, maybe. okay all right. we do have a lot of 50 on the temps. in fact, low 50s for many. and also, not only that, there's a lot of fog and drizzle. again, thunderstorm activity, not so much in the northern sacramento valley because it got hot. so that suppresses it. but not over tahoe yesterday. and the sierra should be a lot quieter today. but it was erupting yesterday. very difficult, very challenging on the forecast highs, 6070s 80s, they'll probably be some 90s but it has been a week where the coolest one out over the warmth but today should start the process. all right so dallas here and he's going to tell us what that steven marley concert sounds lit steven lit as the kids would say. that's the kids would say lit. exactly graphs of my best buds and go to that concert. all right. good morning, everyone. let's take a look at the commute here at the bay bri

can be done with this, take a brush, put a piece of disposable napkins on top of it, better yet, marley push it into the bristles to get it . approximately, now we take our cattle and start combing her hair, we scratched it with a brush, remove this piece of cloth all the wool remains on it, throw it away, and the brush is clean. well, in general, uh, what percentage of the things that you order and test turn out to be useless. uh, when you are lucky there are interesting things, but for the house 50% useful and 30-25% very useful, which i myself use. that's interesting. well, i know that today you brought some gadgets that we will test. they tell us that these gadgets make life easier, but let's check ah, let's go with you. so, and the first one is quite a kopeyest interesting gadget. this is what he looks like. it helps us understand, uh, when it's ready, well, practically. yes, this is an indicator that will help us understand if the egg is ready, that is, it is boiled hard-boiled in a bag or soft-boiled. that is, there is a timer, and it simple enough. so we need water and a saucepa

>> the right-wing attacks marley on hunter biden have general generally been in bad faith.the attacks on hunter biden are, of course, just a way to hurt his father. >> if it means providing an exit ramp for the president's son to avoid jail time for a crime that any conservative would get jailed finishing they're going to do that. >> there's a right-wing media machine that generates all kinds of commentary about hunter biden true, false or otherwise. howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, mary katherine hamm, host of the podcast getting hammered. and kevin corke, who covers the white house for fox news. conservative commentators, some of them apoplectic about hunter biden's plea deal for probation. but even some moderate liberals are saying, yeah, he got off pretty easy. >> it does seem that the justice system and the press both have sort of endless energy to investigate and even sometimes fabricate things when it comes to, i don't know, russiagate, but when it comes to hunter biden, we can't even be like, i don't know, it seems like this guy's working close with t

the marley curlee taylor green some of the others on the very far, far right, they actually believe allweaponization. but i would have to think that most republican members of congress who recognize that donald trump was reckless, careless, and it's dangerous, with classified material, and should end his campaign. they don't want to say it, because i don't want to antagonize his base. it's a matter of fear. >> joe, you've talked to a lot of notley republicans, but maga republicans. jonathan cheat wrote in new york magazine, the reasonably healthy party might give its invited leaders something to fit of the doubt, while calling for judgment to be withheld before he has his day in court. but republicans correctly understand that their party will consider trump and innocent martyr regardless. the sickness of the republican party, as in presently constituted, is there is no conceivable set of facts that would permit its to acknowledge donald trump's guilt. do you agree with that? >> yes, and i love my friend and former colleague, charlie dent. i really, really do, but respectfully, i don't

we have top performing acts like melissa etheridge expose blue oyster cult, stephen marley and more andget that we have a fantastic fireworks show every single night of the fair. so kick off your independence day celebration early and join us at the marin county fair. all right. we have time for one last question here. and i wanted to ask you about the food i always love. fair food. can i get a giant corndog there? lainey sal, rest assured, not only do we have giant corn dogs, we have fair favorites like funnel cakes and lobster fries, but we're also known as the healthiest fair in california. so for those that might be a little worried about their calorie count, we do have some healthy alternatives as well. there's something for everyone here at the marin county fair. it's always good fun. the weather is perfect. this is a good time of year. lainey hendricks from the county of marin, the marin county fair is starting. thank you for joining us. straight to dc now as we do see the president speaking for the first time, the supreme court decision that rejected race as a factor for college

two countries in particular are interesting there, marley was a country— are interesting there, marleyby wagner troops. what will be their fate? it's also — troops. what will be their fate? it's also worth saying that wagner has a _ it's also worth saying that wagner has a huge amount of mineral resources _ has a huge amount of mineral resources are rights to mineral resources _ resources are rights to mineral resources around the world, diamond mines _ resources around the world, diamond mines and _ resources around the world, diamond mines and gold mines. there is a huge _ mines and gold mines. there is a huge amount of wealth here. what happens _ huge amount of wealth here. what happens to that? the last 24 hours, even _ happens to that? the last 24 hours, even if— happens to that? the last 24 hours, even if it— happens to that? the last 24 hours, even if it isn't going to have a lasting — even if it isn't going to have a lasting impact on the kremlin, this is lasting impact on the kremlin, this is an— lasting impact on the kremlin, this is an event— lasting impact on the kremlin, t

wiesbaden will arrive with inspections by us secretary of defense floyd on the walls and chief of staff marley will inspect the activities of war employees who turn out to be third-party support of the armed forces, including logistics and intelligence it is possible that the restored ones will also observe the unprecedented exercises of the nato air force r defender, which, let me remind you, is attended by more than 10,000 soldiers of 250 aircraft from twenty -three countries of the alliance, including this is the first baptism in a training battle for finland, a newcomer to nato for sweden, which is still only passing the introductory test during these biggest. in terms of the deployment of air forces in the history of the bloc, the american reconnaissance aircraft and 3a centers behaved quite ukrainian. in the sense that the ukrainian border guards show their belarusian colleagues indecently and gestures from the side of the cordon, and the pilot of the board, which is a service-light radar. designated as nato 11 depicted in the sky over europe, an indecent figure understandable to the who

have prevent minority and ethnic businesses to participate in the opportunities of infrastructure marleyhe last, in the -- particularly in the large capital improvement projects. long beach, as you know during the pandemic, we continued to build. and i think i said during that time the port of long beach, we had a capital improvement project of $4 billion the last 10 years that we've expended, and going forward our commission has already authorized a budget of in excess of $2 billion in infrastructure. so for us, equity and inclusion is a big conversation that needs to be had with regard to infrastructure projects going forward. >> and what about the different groups of workers that you deal with there at the port, and how do you balance all of those interests with, obviously, the business interests as well as just, you know, the economic engine that depends on, on things going smoothly at the port? >> at the mandate of our commission the past number of years, we've done very well in terms of balancing and navigating through those challengeses. for example, port of long beach, we excel i