alex my dear ridiculous alex why did you poke your head into this , it turns out i underestimated you hardly live together anymore. he just hasn't found an apartment yet to move out. so actually, i shouldn't know where he is. shouldn't, but you know, right? yesterday his army friend stopped by, though i didn't i'm sure it's the same friend. i know all his friends. this is the first time i've seen it. yes, it does. but he threw this watch away from me, said that he had lost his phone. only you know, i have nothing to do with him and i applied. we are going with a group to the detention and more here are two more photos after you, where the faces are clearly visible. you can work to shine me in everything, everything will happen, or rather. no, my risks are minimal. is there no problem? there is an abandoned construction site asking for a diagram. point motionless task to identify objects to take alive understood. do you see the dot? drove bitter loss farewell. you are looking at me? i just realized now, i was a good father to everyone. for your son . forgive me. i'm sorry. it's you? do

alex well, why did you come again? wait, i want to wait. maybe he won't come here today.to sit and wait, but here the bug left his jacket there, ours will eventually call. i don't know, today tomorrow is the edge, what the mysterious 2 days. this is the third time i've heard about some 2 days. what will happen in these two days? rent okay, we are waiting for a purse on wheels, here is one such and that's it. hello hello according to the instructions it is not allowed to smoke there. well, you give, semyon quickly opened the car. car to car fast fast. let's not follow them crazy. calm down. the robbery of the collection car we wound the cashiers robbers on the ambulance. in the yard about a normal car got it. then to the left into the arch of the house on the embankment. come on. where are they, where are they now? our car is in the next yard when we change seats. we leave the bag quickly. the devil is gone soon under this number does not appear, of course, does not mean with a special repaint, but the melon found money in a week, where they could go two corpses and there

i've caught it now there you go. british politics allister alex forrester. why think thank you. the d w a u k. a correspondent berg mass. thank you as well. i was turn our attention to the war in ukraine, our defense forces. they're preparing for ground assault by russian troops. and that done yet, industrial region in the east of the country, the local governor says there is now no safe place left on his urging the remaining 350000 residence to leave. it's a desperate rush to leave. my saying good bye is hard. there is a much love for them here in the city of love, yet. russian shelling as demolished home small businesses and hopes for aging with dignity and security door to the other. this was my shock here only. i have no words. yeah. lots of money. lots of resources in the said 20 years of work in the everything. it's a lot more than i have no income. nothing connects us to this city anymore. the stock of worship with water didn't sure. did you use the coil? amelia? i'm scared for my wife. and my daughter who is 6 months pregnant, you'll know, do they need to leave here? esp

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prime minister over the next few days of code it now that you get british polls example is the alex forest. why thing? thank you. the d w a u k correspondent berg mass. thank you as well now to the war in the ukraine and after sustaining a days of heavy bombing, ukraine's military is preparing for grounds. are sold by russian forces intern yet in the east. the government there says there are now no safe places and deserves the remaining 350000 residents to leave. russia has stepped up a showing of cities in den, yet concluding, sloppy. ask ukraine since the attacks of kill civilians. the next is part of the wider dumbass, an industrial region which russia back separatists afford to control in 2040 like our respond to nick on late in cave told us the latest on the offensive in the us. well, there's definitely a worry here. the rush result somewhat of a role we saw russian forces taking weeks to get over to the next, which was the big strong hold in the hans region. and then having taken over to the next, at admittedly, at a huge cost in terms of manpower resources, they were able to take it to t

alex, why is the nfl doing this? >> there's sort of a near-term reason and a long-term reason.he near term for $4.99 per month, this is a new revenue stream for the league in two different ways really. they're offering out of market preseason games. so for hard core fans that really want to watch their team immediately, you can pay $4.99 a month. this used to cost $99.99 for crazy people like me that really wanted to watch their favorite teams' preseason games you also get mobile rights for regular season and postseason games that already air on tv this used to be for free through the yahoo! app verizon owned the rights, they didn't renew them. that's the near term long term, this gives the nfl a new platform that it could eventually down the road put exclusive games on so we'll have to see how that plays out. >> that was my question. like how big are the ambitions here for the nfl because we know how valuable their content is everyone goes crazy and it's much watch, not just for crazy people like you, there's some in my household but they're trying to negotiate the sunday tick

dangerous what donald trump did last cycle was, but it's still not enough that this law was passed, alex. whye you still have way too many conservative, extreme republicans that are running at the state level that believe in the big lie, that are running for positions where they will be in a position and will have the power to overturn free and fair elections if they don't think it went their way. and so i think what needs to happen is for this to be an issue, an electoral issue, an election issue for americans as they go to the polls this november and they realize what will happen if they give republicans control of the house and the senate, our elections, our democracy is on the line because so many of these folks who are running at the local level, at the state level and even at the congressional level you had 147 house republicans, alex, let's not forget this, that voted -- did not vote to certify the elections in 2021. and so that to me, this bill, it's a great start. it's jaw dropping to me that we had to pass it. it's not enough. >> it is jaw dropping. of course we're reminded this wee

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jury selection in the case against alex jones. why?ause of lies about the sandy hook elementary school shooting that killed 24 first graders and 6 teachers in 2012. he told the audience and anybody that would listen it was a hoax. he was lying. families obviously upset sued and noun the info wars founder is looking at an economic blow that could be crippling. rehema jones joins us. >> reporter: about 100 people showed up as potential jurors in this jury selection process in austin, texas, asked a series of questions about who the attorneys would like to have sit as a panel of jurists to make a decision about how much if anything to award the families as a result of this lawsuit filed against and won against alex jones. take a look at the jurors are asked and saying because we are getting the tweets from the affiliate with kxan tweeting out what's going on in the courtroom. a full screen i want to show you she says here that the conversation is centered around bias. a juror asks what if you think the defendant should pay every cent? ano

alex. i'm taking them up to her dorm today. you know how stressed she gets. she can always use a little comfort from her loving mom. whyoes alex get a care package and not me? you live in a care package. haley, put your face on and get up here! we're gonna be late for work! i'm saving up to get my own apartment, so i've been working at the club with luke. for luke. kid's my best cart girl. i deliver drinks to golfers. tips are good, but, uh... it took me a couple days to learn the finer points of the game. (golf cart beeping) (tires screech) cocktails, boys? (bell dinging) on your left. is that alex's old bike? (chuckling) yes, totally rebuilt.

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alex. i'll take you through why.d a lot about the dereliction of duty from the committee the other day. i don't think that is an accident. one of the things that has to become clear to the public is that the department of justice in congress, while they are both engaged in their own investigations, they are doing it for their own purposes. department of justice is focused on whether anyone cannon could be criminally process prosecuted for the criminal actions. congresses prague -- is finding out what happened -- with his failure to take care as the taunts titushky requires them to, that the laws be faithfully executed, i think they are setting the ground to bring about some legislation that would disqualify donald trump from holding office in the future. we've heard folks talk about section three of the 14th amendment. -- that's a section that says, a person who participates in an insurrection or gives aid and comfort to enemies of the united states cannot hold federal or state office. in talking about this derelicti

alex caprariello explains why the proposal isn't going over. well with privacy experts. >> in his city at a crisis point where looting smash-and-grabs and violence have become far too common. san francisco leaders are seeking solutions. if you want to affect the prosecution, sometimes getting video evidence does help that so far this year, thefts have increased nearly 15% in the city. so the san francisco board of supervisors will consider a new proposal. one that gives police officers access to private security cameras all around the city from home doorbell cams to shopping mall eyes in the sky. supporters say it can help crack down on crime pinpointing suspects in getaway vehicles before the case goes cold, whatever tool we can get to help the da in prosecution, if it's video that would be great. but, you know, we're not getting that free, but others believe it's police overreach. a sidestep of our constitutional right to privacy, which won't actually prevent crime a society where i can go to house of worship where i can go to a political pro

alex does more authority. and instead of just in one sentence that are more tory and what i would would, i would encourage is deep analysis of why things have gone for zillow. alex, i think that needs to be leadership from the continental body, african again, but reform constitutions can be progressive. reform conversation and gone are at the moment which will strengthen that constitution. make it more democratic. i mean, i think or just to focus on the political culture, i think what we are like the idea body like all kind of go over as efficiently as the presidential says. thank you very much in the gentleman's a july explains, i mean, soon as he, i really appreciate your insight looking forward to talking to you in the near future. we see what happens in tennessee and many other parts of the world. and thank you for watching, you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just the dot dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha insights, or you can also join the conversation on twitter. i'll 100 is at a james, i sorry for me. hash about about the ent

investigating violations of federal laws and not following up on local misdemeanor domestic alex convictions. i kept thinking why i just really, it's instinctive. you see that and you, you think it makes, it's obvious, almost. so is this a process issue? is this a funding issue? i think all of those are good questions for our men's room. it wasn't a funding issue. it said we're driven by a sense of justice here. and we need the data to be able to create in foreign policy decisions. and to act. we know that from our research from our little newsroom that more than 100 people have died at the hands of people who should not have had guns, under federal and or state laws. and they still went on to kill their partners. so it's possible the data collection is doable, and i've done it. and we gathered the data from more than 20 states, ran criminal background checks on more hundreds of domestic violence, homicide perpetrators, and then gather all the court records to vet the cases to see who met the federal criteria for being prohibited. so we've done it and it's doable so. so then it's a lack of, well, i mean you say

alex: in another filing, twitters lawyers said that elon's complaints about bots are relevant. -- irrelevant. a lot of sympathy given that elon started the deal he will fix the bots problem. dani: that is whyd twitter. alex: the upside potentially. then, of course, things changed in the financial side of things and then the bots become the reason to ditch it. his lawyers will have to pull an incredible rabbit out of the hat to make this deal not happen. dani: alex, thank you so much. alex webb literally answering every single tech question for us. coming up, speaking of tech, softbank pausing its listings in the u.k. of the chip designer arm. that was sent to become a london listing. it cited political turmoil in westminster. more on that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. let's take a look at some of the key things to watch out for today. 10:00 a.m. u.k. time, june's euro area cpi. 1:00 p.m. is the bloomberg crypto summit. speakers will include sam bank man-fried. matt levine will be taking a break from writing his column to moderate the panel. at 1:30 p.m., we get u.s. housing data. the chancellor zahawi and andrew bailey will address an ev

what probably alex, when you say glass, the 2nd the why jim? i'm what i'm you decide to resolve on ah, on april the 13th 2014 military action began in southeast and ukraine. the authorities in kia called it an anti terrorist operation. mm. mm. avella, army, poster abolition. a chip. he customer really, really novice, should i cheap? mm. so anyway, uselessly on just the grounds going commando, roman america has defended cities and villages in don bus since it all started. was that with digital? yeah. so i'll give you a magic, but you're more emotional. you can do it in the annual states. we bought that the worst of with the western true intentions on no secret to the people have done bus. according to edward bus student who say is, 1st of all, it's about pressure on russia. bridge was crokert modem for your member jim, believe enough of it. so when i was in the throne of needs a little gorgeous with me, let us use a reward. you. those are listed here on your sources. losing it. additional support. people take to the streets to the referendum nea

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what probably alex door when you say glass, the 2nd the why jim was like, i'm a that you know what i'm you decide to really zona. ah. on april, the 13th 2014 military action began in southeastern ukraine. the authorities and kia called it an anti terrorist operation. mm. mm. pardon me, a pasta apple ish lava, champa, the customer, whatever your mother should i achieve. ah, anyway, uselessly on to think it was not going commando among america has defended cities and villages in don bus since it all started. was that with you, but you're more emotional, you can do it in the any multiple states. we bother that there was a really good thing with the waste true intentions on no secret to the people have done bus. according to edward bus student who say is, 1st of all, it's about pressure on russia. bridge was crokert motive, william member jim, believe not. who is away and i was in the throne longo, florida needs a little girl. griswald oxley me laura. she's a newborn you over with the insulin, your son i was losing a dis, a support on bus. people take to the streets to the mom. the referen

why do i want a? well, don't me double alex. she's just gonna be on the left in columbia. nobody but i just want to talk a little yeah, real name is logical. who's a large group of college? who else in a fit of each? yeah, it is. public your theater be a number is big enough. feel afraid that really make he's got his life for jim? is the bush below that season now? she did the way of on the pavilion autism was it's, you know, it, the there though with, like, i don't, i don't bus a deal. this would not have happened if nato has violated push this agenda, this war like that because on the other boston on that i should do to what about a, a get a new will not but with his is put is okay. i can still in this there with, with mm oh, when i was sure seemed wrong when i just don't hold any world just to save out. disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. the sanctions package bombs, russian flags, vassals from entering. you post, belgium, gary sweeney. romania sooner and turn out t

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alex barinka joins us now to discuss. why she was jumping on this news?investors are looking for something to happen at pinterest. pinterest has had an interesting go of it the last couple of years. financially, they are seeing strong ad sales but they users fall off, a decline in the last quarter. this company has been around for a while, there has been a lot of questions as to where growth comes next? there were talks of paypal for a potential deal. the company has been trying to expand into more arenas like e-commerce. between that and the longtime ceo stepping back from that role , it seems like elliott sees an opportunity to shake things up push for changes -- and push for changes. emily: as you jacob with ben silverman leaving, longtime former payments executive. got bought by paypal, taking over. do we know yet what the plans are? >> we do not yo -- know yet but this is a guy that comes from google, comes from the ad side. he has spent a lot of his time figuring out how to make money online. that would be the area i would expect this company to foc

why do i will die? a ah, well, don't me double alex. she's just, she left him a little bit. nobody but i just bought a lego. the italian real name is logical. who's a large group of college cool with which yeah. is it public? is there to be a number big enough feel. okay. that makes you decide to put him easiest bushing below that season. now she did the with it the did the way it was it just had like i don't, i don't buy a deal. this wouldn't have happened if indeed o as vida didn't push this agenda. which was like that because i'm here this week. but also on that i should do to what about a nadia pick that again? hi, susan william. nothing more with with mm a the parties over for boris jones. when he said, stepping down is prime minister that's off the he failed to press bell conservatives on the home front, despite drumming up military support. ukraine and says he's scrapping afghanistan space is a major known a to ally almost a year. all the doth u. s. military pull out left the country, this array with no cash flow. i'll go with a retrieve that all of this in the united

that is why people like alex have endorsed my campaign.nna from central florida has endorsed my campaign. barbara, the former president of planned parenthood in florida has endorsed my campaign. they are right, you wrong, i am right for women, i am right for pro-choice, i have always done it and i always will. thank you. host: would you have any limits to abortion access? charlie: the question is not limits, it is why republicans like ron desantis not honored and respect a woman's right to choose? that is the issue we are dealing with. let's back up and understand what is at stake here. the right to choose that steak i am for it and i will fight for it. nikki: i will not let you rewrite history. that is not accurate. i need people to understand, he did veto a piece of legislation after he left the republican party, not because he saw the light, because he saw the polls. he did to take away votes from what would have been our first black u.s. state senator in the state of florida. we cannot have a brett kavanaugh in the governor's office. c

the 40-year-old in custody swirling ant how and why this happened. to alex hogan with the latest.has been assassinated. he was the longest serving prime minister in japan. now world leaders are speaking out, voicing their solidarity with japan. u.s. president joe biden said that he was deeply saddened to hear the news and outraged before stopping at the japanese embassy in washington today. the president also highlighted the strong relationship between the u.s. and japan, which was bolstered under abe's administration. angela merkel called the attack a cowardly and vile assassination. president zelensky tweeted his condolences to the family. queen elizabeth said she had found memories of meeting mr. abe and his wife in 2016. his love for japan and desire to forge closer bonds with the united kingdom were clear. gun fire broke out earlier today in the western part of japan during abe's speech at a parliamentary election campaign. bullets striking the prominent politician twice in the back and in the neck. doctors at the hospital were unable to resuscitate him. police arrested the 4

signing an executive order aimed at protecting abortion access nationwide abc's alex presha is at the white house with why some say the president is going too far while others say he isn't going far enough. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. president biden has been clear that his power on this is limited. urging americans to make this a ballot issue in november but this new executive order reaffirming his administration's commitment to enforcing existing laws. [ crowd chanting ] the pressure from allies for president biden to protect abortion rights started with the leaked supreme court draft and only intensified when the high court officially overturned roe v. wade. friday he signed an executive order while blasting the court's decision. >> the truth is today's supreme court majority is playing fast and loose with the facts. >> reporter: biden's executive order expand access to medication abortion and emergency contraceptive and safeguards patients' privacy and offers mobile klclinics for out-of-state patients and bolsters legal services. health and human services secretary xavier bec

why. but while i'm on the, i'm with alex, i'm surgery my you on the not the verdict is an immense relief for the 2 survivors. but having that trauma put on public display has taken its toll material. anika include the journal commerce luggin. yeah, no, good morning jeff. oh no. got on his chest was in no such glory. i'm allowed to protest sided. they go without it being if miss brandon. miss markham, i've done what i've got for i had to finish it should it should include in philly, my high ethics, and shall i to summarize data or go to an hour for the day, nor signal more on thursday? well, i think there's still an issue that i had done a little bit. i show up a lot larger than i look up at the launch. hi, kevin goose. you looked at the study in title, you know, i had them mason, georgia. she was in july, i was one also called i, i knew i had this in the muggle. she had had that a little music in order to leave the government safe house, nor needs the judges approval and must be handed to a male guardian if not a relative. then a husband gone outside the pumps and or not often we are so like

i and that's why i will always practice psychoanalysis. i'll seek one alex. i'm either no way is the intellectual legacy of sigmund freud more alive than inborn is iris. freud's theory of the uncanny in people and his approach to coming to terms with the past is something anna maria cut a yoga is very familiar with. she teaches freud's theories to university students. allow my nana is down when when o death of it than what you are experiencing is an important contribution to society and the social also for society is that have so far not condemned. such crime, well will coming to terms with the past is very healthy for a person's life. love you. you're already crossing borders. you're reaching other countries, aren't you? even europe, germany, we'll burn my face. yes, jelly was there as soon, paraguay, uruguay, and witness to in touch. with the descendants of nazis who marvel at us cosette on her. but it was that's why your work is so important. more and more women and men adjoining disobedient stories. 60 more recently, even 3rd generation relatives nicholas

if republicans are able to do so, alex, that would mean the end of any investigations into him or his allies. >> yes, 100%. that is why all of the effort. lisa murkowski's opponent, the last name is chewbacca? if it is the latter i think that they have a bit to work with -- it is -- right? >> chewbacca. it will be an entertaining for months. >> i think so. thank you very much. good to see you. also new, a prediction that trump is likely to pronounce a 2024 presidential bid. this will intercept a challenge from ron desantis. joining me is the former communications director for jeb bush, a presidential candidate back in 2016. he is a political analyst. his new book is titled, why we did it. it is a travel log from the republican road to hell. tim, welcome to you. that is some title. first, do you think that trump is going to run again? i mean, why would he? does he really believe that he will win a general election in 2024? >> i am not sure that i have any special cyclist -- this is my observation from the outside. i don't see him as the type to move down to midland and start painting like george w. bush. he will not ju

>> look, i have learned, alex, very well to never underestimate donald trump. here's a couple of reasons why him announcing before the midterms is not gonna be helpful to republicans, it is gonna be helpful to democrats. number one, we have not heard from donald trump in a while. he's not on twitter, he is not on social media. he is on his own silo social media channel. we are not hearing from him. i think a lot of americans have forgotten how erratic and frankly crazy he is. to have that contrast out there will be very helpful for the democrats. number two, he does not exactly have a great track record right now. a lot of his endorsement in the primaries and different states have not gone well. they have lost in multiple national policies. they are pulling from anywhere from 45 to 50%. the fact that he is a sitting incumbent and not able to garner more support in his own potential primary speaks volumes. i think that, you know, is gonna be a distraction to the republicans. they don't want to have it. i think a lot of independents will be reminded just how crazy the republicans are. they wil

i don't know why that is >> seth: please welcome to the show, alex holder, everybody [ cheers and applausems before, and then you made this series, which is -- basically, you were with the trump family, the trump campaign before the election, all the way up to january 6th. >> yeah. >> seth: and i think one of the things people have been taken with, who have watched this, is the amount of access you got to the trump family why do you think it is that they agreed to it, and what were the secrets you used to get them to make that decision >> i mean, so i was originally introduced to them, and then i think they were really confident they were going to win the election so here was a guy with a funny accent that was going to showcase them winning the 2020 election. also, i didn't really have any skin in the game politically, so why not, here's a guy going to film us. i don't think they planned the inevitable outcome, at least i didn't expect it, so yeah. >> seth: and you got to film in the white house, obviously what was it like i would imagine no matter who the president is, there are some stre

i'm alex and i am here with an astronomer. whying the images you are going to see. but before we get into the amazing episode were going to talk a little bit about where we are. we are standing here outside the mission operations center which is the key central hub for webb. for the past six months scientists and engineers have been working 24/7 since we took control of the telescope 30 minutes after lunch to prepare for today. until the amazing science to come. to all the major deployments, focusing, lighting the telescope and calibrating those for amazing signs instruments was all done this building. from here and it will the telescope and scooting sending commands and downloading data with the help of the network. in addition to mission operations we are the home of science operations what is that mean? every year we solicit proposals from astronomers across the country and the world for what they would like to look at with web. the behold a regular selection process to best utilize that to study and understand our universe. on

question of the prime minister's advisor on ministerial interests, you had two resignations, why did sir alex allen resign? >> i thank him, too. alex was asked to investigate allegations of bullying against the home secretary. the team produced quite a long report which was based on extensive work mainly a lot of interviews. and i read it very thoroughly and the trouble i found with it was that nothing that the home secretary had actually said, it seemed to me to breach the threshold necessary to trigger her resignation. although you might argue she should have spoken in different ways from time to time. it didn't seem to me that the allegations stacked up. i thought it didn't trigger a resignation. >> that wasn't the reason. the reason he resigned is they wouldn't accept his report. >> i will refer to sir alex. i read the whole thing. he did not actually write it, he simply drew some conclusions. i read over the interrogations that had taken place. it did not seem to me although she might've spoken differently, it didn't seem to me she deserved to be fired on the basis of what i read. i made

question of the prime minister's advisor on ministerial interests, you had two resignations, why did sir alex allen resign? pm johnson: i thank him as well. he was asked to investigate allegations of bullying against the home secretary. the team produced quite a long report which was based on extensive work mainly a lot of interviews and i read it very thoroughly and the trouble i found with it was it had nothing that the home secretary had actually said, it seemed to me to breach the threshold necessary to trigger her resignation. you might argue she should have spoken in different ways from time to time. it didn't seem to me that the allegations stacked up. i thought it didn't trigger a resignation. >> that was not the reason. the reason he resigned is they wouldn't accept his report. >> sir alex, who took of you -- i read the report, he did not actually write it, he simply drew some conclusions. i read over the interrogations that it taken place. it did not seem to me although she might've spoken differently, it didn't seem to me she deserved to be fired on the basis of what i read. i made