chris evans: we are not sure if we are awkward standing here. mr. mark kassen: hello, congressman. hello, peter. this is the fun part. we are going to get your questions for our representatives. chris? mr. chris evans: i will take it away. our first question comes from jacob from nc state. i think we should start with congressman krishnamoorthi -- we have jacob. jacob: many younger voters are concerned with the current state of u.s. politics specifically the aggressive divide between the major parties. is this exaggerated by the press? rep. krishnamoorthi: i think it is a little bit of both. i think the press likes to cover hand grenades and not handshakes. when i can do washington, d.c., and maybe peter felt similarly but i had to very quickly decide, do i want to be affective or do i want to go viral? and the closest thing i have been to being viral is i had covid a few years ago. and so, i decided to go the effective route. and so, i wish more of my colleagues would pursue that. if they did, i think we would see less of that divide. the last pain -- point i would make is i think

chris evans: a great way to end it. thank you to the congressman for being so generous with our time and thank you to the students. thank you, guys, her caring and having good questions and thank you. and thank you to bridgeusa. thank you for letting us be a part of this today. we were honored. [applause] mr. mark kassen: i'm sure you all know that the election is 100 days from today. on the off chance that you are not registered, there is a qr code that you can go to at starting point.com and there are other resources to help you make your boating experience nice and easy as well as a bunch of information and even some of these guys are on it in case you want to hear what they have to say. thank you for having us. [applause]

get her across the line, bonded by triumph and tragedy tennis legends, martina navratilova and chris evans. tell me about their unique friendship. then singer songwriter and producer for taylor swift and the biggest names in the business, jack antonoff on the summer of eras and his own london tour. from my archive. as ukraine goes on the counter offensive inside russia and celebrates its independence day this weekend. the enduring resilience and sacrifice of its people. and finally, good trouble immortalized in bronze statue of the civil rights icon john lewis officially replaces a century-old confederate monuments welcome to the program, everyone, i'm christiane amanpour in london with a little over 70 days until the election. america's political destiny is on the line and everyone overseas is waiting for this as well. kamala harris fill the air with w.h.o. hoping chicago and across america. this week, after being officially anointed democratic leader at their convention our nation with this election has a precious fleeting opportunity to move past the bitterness, cynicism, and divisive b

. >> chris evans and his family have lived across the street for five years and is concerned about crime in antioch, a city that's typically seen around ten murders per year since 2018. >> it's sad. i mean, anytime it's a sad, sad to hear about, it's not not good, not good for the neighborhood community. it's not a good look. i'd like to think that where i'm at is pretty good, but there's probably some places that wouldn't go at night. >> it's unclear if police have recovered any surveillance video of a possible suspect coming or going from the home, leaving neighbors on edge. >> we don't want to be hearing about people who are our friends dying and stuff like that. we should just try to keep the peace out here. >> detectives spending all day inside of the home, piecing together clues to figure out who pulled the trigger, ending reynoso's life. according to police records, this is the 10th homicide in antioch. this year. police are asking anyone with information about the shooting to give them a call to help bring closure to this family. in antioch, joey horta ktvu fox two news. >> missi

so much chris evans are to contribute to a full your insight on this. thanks a lot, mike. to discuss this more. let's cross live 2 political consultants and human rights defend on a devil a. so i don't think good to have you join me now. a, so i'm on expected events this saturday night. what was your 1st reaction to the needs of the do of detention? let me start from that. well, shop to be sure. obviously there's a double standard here when we see how, you know, most was somehow hazel by a chevy, but on the brussel commission or a charge or forcing the ideas, say that you're mindful our lease. and those are the says, the digital security act, which was fast in grand find fly in august 2023. and which is basically a crime. donald probation under you'll be on level now, why do you make up the list of the charges? he might phrase, do you expect dual to end up behind bars for a long while to be sure, it's a political case river has it that maxwell himself had uh do offer you. these are sites and that it's, it's really a matter of trying to find that technology to getting to pr

chris evans are to contribute to for your insight on this. thanks a lot, mike. out to discuss this more, let's cross live 2 political consultants and human rights defend on a definitely. so i don't think good to have you join me now a so i'm, i'm expected he's been to this saturday night. what was your 1st reaction to the needs of the do of detention respond from that? well solved to be sure. obviously, there is a double standard here when we see how, you know, most was somehow hazel by a chevy, but on the brussel commission or a charge or, and forcing the ideas, say that you're mindful, our listeners are the says, the digital security act, which was fast in grand firefly, in august 2023 and was just basically a crime. donal probation under you'll be on level. now what do you make up the list of the charges he might raise? do you expect dural to end up behind bars belong? well, to be sure, it's a political case river has it that macro himself had do off in these sites. and that it's, it's really a matter of trying to find that technology to getting to provide th

chris evans and his family have lived across the street for five years and is concerned about crime in antioch, a city that's typically seen around ten murders per year since 2018. it's sad. i mean, anytime it's a sad, sad to hear about, it's not not good, not good for the neighborhood community. it's not a good look. i'd like to think that where i'm at is pretty good, but there's probably some places that wouldn't go at night. >> it's unclear if police have recovered any surveillance video of a possible suspect coming or going from the home, leaving neighbors on edge. >> we don't want to be hearing about people who are our friends dying and stuff like that. we should just try to keep the peace out here. >> detectives spending all day inside of the home, piecing together clues to figure out who pulled the trigger, ending reynoso's life. now this is the 10th homicide in antioch this year. police are asking anyone with information that could lead to an arrest of the shooting to give them a call to help bring closure to this family. >> christina horta live for us tonight in antioch. joey.

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. >> chris karlson evan olson. gentlemen. >> sitting alongside them, ian and hans.s surreal to have achieved a dream like this. great group of guys, wouldn't be happier. >> what about you, clark? you are the youngest on this team, right? >> yeah. i think we have all known each other. i have been with pieter since 2016, and some other guys just as long. but this is a new combination and we're really happy to get the u.s. back on the podium. >> nick, you come from a long line of rowers. mom and dad were olympians themselves, your sister rowed in tokyo. what does this medal mean to your family? >> i'm just so proud. i'm so proud to be part of my family and holding up my medal, seeing my parents in the stands, waving at them is just like one of the best moments of my life. >> let's bring in ian and hans. congrats to both of you guys. i mean, you guys -- hans, you've been doing this since you were 6 years old, am i right? >> yes, since i've been six. sailing since i was 6. >> here you are with a medal around your neck. describe what you are feeling. >> absolutely unbelie

chris hayes. and they include evan gershkovich, the 32-year-old reporter, the son of russian immigrants who fled the soviet union in 1979. gershkovich moved to russia to write for the moscow times before joining the wall street journal in 2022. nearly a year and a half ago, he was arrested while trying to interview factory workers. last month he was convicted of espionage in a sham trial and sentenced to 16 years in prison. but he was committed to his work in russia until his final days there. even asking russian president vladimir putin for an interview in his official request for clemency before he was released. also returning home tonight is the journalist alsu kurmasheva, a 47-year-old mother of two and a dual u.s.-russian citizen. she was working in prague. when she flew to russia to visit her elderly mother. she was detained at the airport on her way home and subsequently sentenced to six and a half years in a russian penal colony, accused of spreading false information about the russian army. and finally we are awaiting the return of 54-year-old marine veteran, paul whelan. he's been in russi

look at that picture, chris, and see on the left side of the screen, evan gershkovich, just look at his smile and how different he looks from just last month when he was part of that sham trial in russia, looking so gaunt with his haircut short. he is smiling there. and there was another photo that was also put forth by the white house just a short time ago, with the family members hearing from their loved ones for the first time in the oval office. you see them right there, and chris, look at those two young girls, huddled over that phone, just earlier today, we saw president biden mention that the daughter of alsu, the russian-american journalist who's being freed. her daughter, her birthday is tomorrow. and led a chant of happy birthday. a real reminder of the human side of all of this, chris. i want to turn back to the white house briefing that wrapped up a short time ago. we did learn some new information from that briefing. the americans that are on the way back, they are expected to arrive at joint base andrews sometime later tonight. again they're still in the air, and they will

ryan evans was bravely assisting reuters journalists in attempts to keep them safe in theatres of war. and, of course, chris i'm afraid, you know, people are going in harm's way. >> we saw recently, of course , >> we saw recently, of course, in gaza, the same thing happened with three of our ex—servicemen who got caught up in in the conflict, >> you know , these are not cushy >> you know, these are not cushy jobs by any means. and, you know, they they know what they're going to they they're trained to sort of conduct themselves in these circumstances. >> but it's never risk free. >> but it's never risk free. >> and, quite a few former servicemen take part in this kind of work under the close protection work. they have huge experience of arenas of battle, which makes their services very, very valuable and worthwhile. and they're going into theatres of war like this, particularly to keep journalists safe. very, very noble occupation. is there any, strategic fallout of the fact that a british national has been killed like this? or, as you say , chris parry, is this you say, chris parry, is this purely part of

chris. good. good morning to you. what is he trying to do there? and when is he going to do it ? do it? >> morning, evan.a very warm berlin. sir keir starmer is here. arrived last night. today he meets olaf scholz. will be a press conference. they'll start off talks about this treaty built on anidea. talks about this treaty built on an idea . which uk treaty the uk an idea. which uk treaty the uk signed back in 2010. the lancaster house treaty. this idea is that keir starmer collects treaties with other eu member states during his first five years in government to construct a deeper trading relationship with elements and with countries on the continent. it is it is quite a big deal what they're doing here. it's a it's a reset with europe, we're told by number 10, downing street is going to boost business trade, deepen defence and security, and increase action on legal migration, we are a sovereign country. we are not touching a customs union or single market, but brexiteers are going to say, is this reversing brexit in all but name? are we going to be? are we going to be so tied together with german inte

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