john hall reports from east side. i have the piece that has settled over bosnia and herzegovina since the war ended 30 years ago is some se, at risk, which is where, you know, such, you know, the nomic. we reject our uni tyree, boston. the young is that gonna be enough? we do not want to see. we would fight against it both me and said read to me the rent though, because attempted what most literally just described as a coup d'etat this week. signing lowes, the withdrawal, the sub entity of republic a subscript from pile of sharing institutions, including the state, police and judiciary. it comes after above me and called convicted the last month for what it called secessionist moves in disobeying the countries internationally appointed high representative. a mentor, adult x is the latest set of laws are intended to protect the set of entities from most of the aggression of which there is precious and mitchell. evidence of the bosnian muslim leadership of the shed presidency is called on the constitutional court to str

well that spring and john hall, he's joining us from a san diego which is part of the public, a sub sca journal. what is the feeling in bosnia and how about how deep this political crisis is of the well, that's quite difficult to gauge at this point, to be honest with you, certainly the temperature is rising all the time with as you said midway, dig refusing to a fee of the full state level prosecute just to answer for his actions in the last few days. he says they no longer have jurisdiction over him. he has even just the last hour owed the closure of the regional office of the state level police administration. see for him by new luca at remember both state police and the judicial who were part of those laws. he signed on wednesday, effectively cancelling their jurisdiction in republic, a subscript. but you know, the owns that on the face of it, things look pretty calm and i give you is evidence that brother forbidding at security building, they reduce the headquarters of c. but the state level police at we're inside republic a subscript just in east saturday over here, people are goi

john hall reports from r s t, yada and northern greece. as when to gives way to spring farmer, alias aguilar who this works. he's coughing fields in everett, northern greece once confident in the supply of water for irrigation ahead of the unforgiving heat of summer, nearly as suddenly finds himself on the brink of a crisis. the loss of going to put the pump some in the home with him. and basically if the water stops will, yields will full. and for many of us foaming will no longer be a sustainable way of allowing the water from the go to the thieves. this region comes from neighboring bulgaria, a reliable and plentiful flow. until now, for 60 years, they spa gary reservoir has fed farms in northern greece, part of a post world war, 2 reparations deal between the 2 countries. but that deal has now ended and bo guerria. these were all the more concerned with its own. pressing water needs increasingly hot, summer's, and dry winters have led to draft and water shortages in many parts of europe. and this one's copious reservoir is showing sign

i want to thank the former governors, hall-long and john carney for their service to our state. i look forward to working with mayor carney in wilmington. my hometown. [applause] i also want to recognize two extraordinary governors who are here with us today starting with jack martel. jack, it was a tremendous privilege to be part of your team when you were governor. i listened and i learned. tried not to talk too much. and i couldn't have asked for a better mentor. thank you and carla for being there for lauren and me. and welcome home, mr. ambassador. [applause] i'm grateful that tom carper is here as well: treasurer, -- with martha. as tom said to me, what else was i going to do? [laughter] a treasurer, congressman, governor, senator, the last vietnam veteran to serve in the u.s. senate. [applause] no one in our state, no one in our history has won more statewide elections than tom carper, and in every one of these roles, he is left big shoes to fill. [applause] senator carper, you probably don't remember this, but i taught a seventh grader named brian. he came to school one

john. these town halls across the country where republican members of the house or the senate are finally being confronted by angry constituents. and that's because those constituents are understanding exactly what the threat is right now. you've got donald trump, who promised to bring down prices. he promised to cut prices. instead, he is cutting services that are important to every american that help every american. national weather service being just one and instead rigging the government to help people like elon musk, who, by the way, the other day just got another billion dollar contract from the faa. >> senator chris van hollen from maryland. we appreciate your time. thank you so much for being with us. kate. >> a little bit of good stuff for you this morning. a group of former players of the cincinnati bengals coming together to make it a little easier for one world war ii veteran to get around his home, 104 years old, army veteran richard stewart. he recently fractured his hip, making it hard to move around the home. the former bengals players then teamed up with a nonprofit called oper

. ♪ ♪ >> john: the nominees for the world video game hall of fame were announced today and the range is a little bit like judging movies "citizen kane" and "everything everywhere all at once" all at once. this can give you the bends if your life span spans the life of video games. there's mattel football's l.e.d. game from 1977 in which you moved a little cursor around not too differently than the way i moved the cursor when i typed and edited this sentence, and we love day. staring down into the playing card size screen, furiously punching six buttons until way past the time we'd been called for dinner. at the other end of the spectrum, "call of duty," with photorealistic battle fields which change the nature of what a game actually is not just visually but also because you could play it with friends across town or across the world. also nominated "frogger" and "defender" which stood encased in massive closet sized boxes in arcades and bowling alleys when they were launched in 1981. now those games are played on the smartphones of the grandchildren of parents who lined up quarters t

. >> march 4th, 1970, grammy hall of famer john spoke about her role in protest within the prison system. the folk singer was an activist for prisoners who refused to be drafted in the vietnam war. according to the paulo alto history museum, she iconic symbol and the opposition to the war. the singer who lived in the bay area was then judged for not taking part in a major protest by students at san francisco state. and this was her reaction. >> so far i haven't been in the midst of those situations because that's not the kind of place. i reasons i'm not in the school. i mean, when it happened, some the state now has criticized for not being there, but i'm not there. i mean, i don't go there. and then it's a question weird. know, do you rush into a riot 50, 60 miles away to try to steal it? if you're in the middle of a 92 obligation to try do something. >> about it. >> she says her job as an activist says not to run into a protest try to find a middle ground now is on the stay in the bay from 1970. >> thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 2 3 o'clock today on the st

one of the architects, john bakewell junior, worked on creating san francisco city hall.e was commissioned by lindsay howard, whose father, charles, owned the famous horse seabiscuit. crosby, a friend of the howards, eventually bought the home. the hope now is that the next buyer will cherish its legacy. >> i think that it could be someone local from hillsborough that is looking for a compound, looking for privacy. it could be someone that wants to be in the heart of the peninsula, close to silicon valley, close to san francisco. this could be an international buyer that is looking for a trophy property, because there is so much legacy here. so i think we will attract several different types of buyer profiles. >> if you're interested. the home is on sale for the record breaking asking price of $40 million. in hillsborough, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> it is a beautiful home. well, the san francisco museum of modern art is planning the first posthumous full career exhibition of ruth asawa's art. she's known for her for her abstract looped wire sculptures as well as fou

it affects the people that we represent, john, home, and i would just say to mexico, city from washington dc has patrick hall haines. the us president donald trump has taken to social media to say that he will respond to canada is responding to his original terrace with more terrace, but he didn't give any specifics. now let's remember, this is a present who said that the tears might cause some pain just a little bit, but just temporarily. and when he is repeatedly told by reporters that it isn't the countries the pay, the tariff is the importer. so we're getting orders in from those countries who often pass the cost along to consumers who call that a mess. now, the vast majority of economists say that's exactly what is going to happen. that's sound trump, to these tariff in his 1st term. but your very important differences, most household items were exempted. for example, boys from china, that doesn't seem to be the case. now. these are across the board tear of all products coming in from canada, just canada, mexico. and we're starting to hear some reaction from republican lawmakers who are still broadly su

madison square garden last night new york saint john's winning the big east title outright for the first time since 1985. they beat seton hallit was deemed a white out game for saint john's fans. and check out their coach, rick pitino, one of the best. rocking the white suit clean. nobody wants to see this coach and this team in the tourney, coach said afterwards. we're just getting started. how about this number five tennessee tied with number six. bama with four seconds left. jahmai mashack bang them. he was almost on the logo on that one. he leads his vols to a 7976 buzzer beater win. mayhem a may shaq miracle. march madness is just around the corner. finally, to one of the weirdest job interview processes on the planet, the nfl combine, where college football's best show up in india and try to show out. well, two of university of texas speedsters talked a lot of trash before running their 40 yard dash. isaiah barnes said he was going to break former texas speedster xavier worthy all time combined 40 record of 4.21 seconds. he didn't. he ran a 4.39. he said he was going to run a 41. how about jaydon blue? he was feeling h

one of the architects, john bakewell junior, worked on creating san francisco city hall.e was commissioned by lindsay howard, whose father, charles, owned the famous horse seabiscuit. crosby, a friend of the howards, eventually bought the home. the hope now is that even when the physical mementos are gone, the next buyer will still cherish the home's legacy. >> i think that it could be someone local from hillsborough that is looking for a compound, looking for privacy. it could be someone that wants to be in the heart of the peninsula, close to silicon valley, close to san francisco. this could be an international buyer that is looking for a trophy property because there is so much legacy here. so i think we will attract several different types of buyer profiles. >> if you're interested. the home is on sale for the record breaking asking price of $40 million in hillsborough. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> stunning property. >> it's nice to see the inside, right? >> it is right. and he was such an icon. what a star. he was cool. >> well, the next doctor fauci could be th

hall. >> great to be with you, john, maurice and margaret. alk to sources close to president trump, they say when he reflects on the speech he's thinking back to the inaugural address just down the hall that was held inside the capitol and he had all those billionaire ceos flanking him. that was a projection of power. now just a few weeks later, with his address to a joint session of congress, he wants to project his power in front of this republican-controlled congress. >> maurice: bob, do you know if this is going to be a long speech? >> mr. speaker! the president of the united states! [cheers and applause] [applause] >> john: that was the sergeant at arms set of course people lining up, members of congress who get there early so they can shake the president's hand. bob costa, back to us we see the president go through a long handshaking session. back to your point about what you're reporting is telling you. >> reporter: what we see based on people close to the president, commander in chief whose totally at ease with the power he has won wit

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hall meeting. >>> well brian, the small town of healdsburg is taking action to prevent big businesses from opening up shop downtown. as john ramos reports, it's all being done to keep healdsburg, healdsburg. >> reporter: it's a tough time to be in business these days, but they like their smile, and they're working to protect it, even if it means keeping some familiar names from coming in to town. on saturday, the city of brentwood celebrated the opening of their first costco, and it felt like the entire town showed up to welcome it. the giant retailer probably wouldn't get the same reception in healdsburg. in fact, a lot of people got freaked out in may when the small men's clothing store showed up in the downtown area. >> as far as i know, this is the first time we have had a chain store per se come in. and it scared people. >> reporter: and so the mayor says the town began working on the ordinance to ban chain stores in restaurants known as formula businesses from the downtown. and they have already been prohibited in the commercial spaces, lining the city's downtown plaza. >> the plaza is where people will go, right? i

through for all and some people that and john, all that spring in our guess now have joining us from kind of a key about don political. i'm list and contribute to, to hall rights. and also world molds of the land, the will for his rel, sacraments in the occupied territories. 1967 to 2007 in on mine. jordan, the honeymoon stuff, a senior analyst on palestine, the international crisis group. and in new york, ive been hots professor of law and the judge john newman scholar had dropped cuz law school. well, welcome to well, let me start with the haile. you know it's been several days now. it's a handy since israel announced it was simply cutting off all supplies. oh, supplies of all the basics of life and gone. so we haven't seen a come phrase which regard themselves as the holders of human rights in the world. take any strong action, any counter measures to that right now, right? well, that's right. i think this row has suddenly successfully pushed the limits as to what american merits outrage us and the solve this wrong cause. but was here, it's not just that these countries have been completely silent. you know, the 1st day of the announcement of the rec

arose out of the aca, well, where was that charismatic leader was john boehner and mitch mcconnell and a whole bunch of angry folks at town halls that had members of congress like myself answering questions. so when people are looking around, where's the leaders? or whatever, they are going to organically step up? and what i said, our job is of people who do have power to enact things we sure better be doing it, and we better be out there standing alongside them. the one that's what we need to do. >> the one thing i would offer you that, sir, is, i mean, i take your point about congressional leaders. mitt romney had lost in 2012, but i interviewed donald trump in iowa in 2013. right. there was someone there was a republican on the stage who would then go on to dominate our politics for ten years. do you see anyone who could be a national democratic figure? i mean. >> i see i. >> go ahead. >> i see a whole lot of them, and i see people out there articulating. i see young members of congress stepping up. i see folks that are out there. i see it out here. state senators, state legislators, folks that are getting ready, labor union

john sipher, cia veteran. thank you. i'll tell folks coming up, we're following a backlash at these town halls.have a fact check on elon musk's fuzzy math. and by the end of the hour, a special guest on something really interesting and possibly inspiring right now, how political art and cartoons like this can actually summon the world. what an image for right now. that's by the end for right now. that's by the end of the hour, the new yorker's woman: we've waited so long for this spa day. oh yeah? shingles doesn't care. shingles is a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. grandmother: we got the best seats in the house! ha! shingles doesn't care. 99% of adults 50 years or older already have the virus that causes shingles inside them, and it can reactivate any time. guest of honor: everyone's here for my birthday! cute. shingles doesn't care. but shingrix protects! only shingrix is proven over 90% effective. shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix doesn't protect everyone and isn't for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredient

targeting the va, having veterans come to town halls and say, this is the most anti veteran administration in american history. the statements trump made about johnain, the statements he's made about people who serve, who were wounded in combat, he as someone who got out of serving this country because of bone spurs, that was not an anomaly. that was an indicator. and you are now seeing the harvest of that, those seeds, the treatment of veterans is not going unnoticed by veterans themselves. there were a lot of them that spoke up last night and they feel the same way. >> what's so interesting? i mean, you conducted those interviews last night. tim kaine was on my show an hour ago, and he described it as a war on veterans. >> yeah. >> this is this is for all the laws of gravity and how i talk about this all the time that have fallen by the wayside, right? that we no longer abide by the one that even trump, i think, seems to act like he knows is still in place, is that we hold our veterans up above everybody else. right. they've done more. they went out and protected our way of life. they deserve the best that we have to offer. what's amazing and w

the hall of fame is for what you did on the field, not what you did off the field. >> brian: former sportscaster speaking to rose ten days before his death. johnt this all coming true in realtime. >> brian, first i want to say thank you to president trump. thank you for millions of baseball fans who love the fact you are showing kindness and compassion by giving him a pardon for what he did off the field but opening up a dialogue where we may see pete reinstated, which needs to happen before the writers can vote him into the hall of fame. if that happens it will be spectacular for baseball. >> brian: here is more from that interview. let's watch. >> you've endured this banishment for a long time. i don't mean to push a button. are you bitter about it? >> i'm not bitter about everything. i wish i hadn't made the mistake but i did. it is history. get over it. i didn't hurt any of my fans by betting on the game of baseball. betting on the game of baseball to win. every game i played in i went in to win. i happened to win more than anybody else. that's okay. not bad. >> brian: what kind of guy was he to you? >> he was always kind. one of the best

john actually let me i want to play. we all saw roger marshall, the senator from kansas, abruptly leave his town hall meeting after constituents, many of whom he says drove hours away, you know, from hours away. he left because they were talking to him about this very thing. and there was one attendee at that meeting, his name is chuck nunn, and there were accusations that he was a paid actor as part of this. well, he was interviewed and refuted that. let's look at what he had to say. john, i want you to weigh in on this watch. >> no, i. >> wasn't paid. >> paid. and if. >> they, you know, it makes no sense if they were going to have a paid actor, they would pick somebody a hell of a lot better looking than i am. and someone that's much better spoken than i am. >> he's got a sense of humor. >> he's not. >> an actor. he should. >> be. because he's. >> he's very. the man has a gift right there. look, look, we always have to be careful about these things because. yes, if you schedule a town hall, guess what? there's grass roots. there's going to be astroturf. they're going to be people who see that on the schedule, who are going t

[ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: john mulaney is a comedy superstar, finding the funny in the familiar. >> thank you for coming to see me at radio city music hallne of the best stan stand-up guys in the game. >> every new song is about how tonight is the night. how we only have tonight. i want to write songs for people in their 30s called, tonight is no good, how about wednesday. >> reporter: for his new job, he is sitting down. he is hosting a talk show on netflix, complete with a couch and celebrity guests. it's live, in part because he likes it better that way. >> it feels like there's more stakes. >> reporter: you like that? >> i love that. it's the best. >> reporter: explain that feeling to me. it's like coming up against a cliff and kind of dangling over it? >> no. it's dangling from the cliff the whole time. yeah. >> reporter: this began as an experiment during the netflix comedy festival vastlast year. >> what's a human, responsible way to scare a coyote off? >> good question, john. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the show is back with a broader focus and a new name. it will go live every wednesday night, starting this week. >> it's a fun fee

. >> yeah, we've seen anger already at town halls prior to these cuts. and john is right.ntioned tariffs. we'll get to that with andrew ross sorkin in just a few minutes. but at the moment, now let's turn to overseas, where french president emmanuel macron is urging europe to be ready to defend ukraine without u.s. support. under this version of the trump administration. in a prime time address, macron warned that if ukraine is abandoned, russia will not stop there, threatening france and the rest of europe. macron called for more arms and equipment to deter future attacks, adding that to remain a spectator in this dangerous world would be crazy. meanwhile, earlier this morning in brussels, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy met with the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, who announced an ambitious plan to strengthen both ukraine and the rest of europe. >> we want a peaceful strength. and this is. >> the reason. why i present today. >> to. >> the leaders, the rearm europe plan. the rearm europe. plan provides up to 800 billion for defense inve

targeting the va, having veterans come to town halls and say, this is the most anti veteran administration in american history. the statements trump made about johnountry because of bone spurs, that was not an anomaly. that was an indicator. and you are now seeing the harvest of that, those seeds. the treatment of veterans is not going unnoticed by veterans themselves. there were a lot of them that spoke up last night and they feel the same way. >> what's so interesting? i mean, you conducted those interviews last night. tim kaine was on my show an hour ago, and he described it as a war on veterans. yeah. this is this is for all the laws of gravity. and holman and i talk about this all the time that have fallen by the wayside, right? that we no longer abide by the one that even trump, i think, seems to act like he knows is still in place, is that we hold our veterans up above everybody else. right. they've done more. they went out and protected our way of life. they deserve the best that we have to offer. what's amazing and what is, to your point, sort of a feature of trump 2.0 is no pretense that they too are fair game. >> no, not only fair game