let's get to the coast of spain, what is this curious and potentially treacherous behavior? alexles, incredibly intelligent creatures. they learn from their environment, this is a learned discovered behavior. likely the result of a traumatic event. we think that this dominant female lead of this pod, this orca, named white gladys, had a catastrophic traumatic event with a ship. we know that a number of these sailboats have actually hit these whales. so, we think she was hit, she learned from that behavior, she is associating these boats as danger, and she's teaching this behavior to other members of the pod. >> that is absolutely stunning. teaching it because, you know, hoping that they'll avoid this kind of accident injury again. >> because they're smart. >> well, yeah, they are very smart. let me play some incredible video, you're familiar with, it you shared with us. this is of north and linick wales, off the new england coast, apparently on the verge of extinction, jeff? you can see one of them here, it's caught in fishing nets. look at that. many of these wills are out of ex

this river. my mind, miles away. >> alex: is this how you remember it? tony? retty much, pretty much, yeah. so far. you pick your way up river, like walking up a gradual flight of stairs. getting out often to push. ♪ ♪ with several hours still to go, a stop for lunch. here we are. we're eating right on a beach, too? all right, that's cool. >> alex: looks like bamboo chicken there. >> anthony: good. >> alex: yamai. >> anthony: it's good, right? >> alex: it's great. they say, "yamai." yamai. that means delicious. >> anthony: yeah how's your iban? >> alex: it's passable, i guess. all basic words. >> anthony: yeah, i gather the plan is to try to get there before dark. >> alex: i don't think it's going to happen. >> anthony: nah, me neither. >> alex: no. ♪ ♪ >> alex: hi. >> anthony: hello. >> alex: [ foreign language ]. >> anthony: all those years ago, the man who looked after me at the longhouse was named itam. over 80 years old back then, he led us bounding uphill through the jungle, like a young gazelle. he still had the marks on his fingers of a man who had take

[rapid heartbeat] alex: this is...a bad beat. you got it. congratulations. marcus: thank you. ake these? alex: cashier. tell her to fetch the key from the safe. today's combination is 57-13-19. marcus: cool. thanks for the game. alex: can you believe he slow-rolled me like that? petyr: what do you mean? alex: bad etiquette. with the best possible hand, he still made me think i had a chance of winning the pot. petyr: scummy move. alex: it was something else. go after him. petyr: what did you do? marcus: i felt bad about cheating. got rid of the money. dani: i got a job. marcus: is it good enough to make 50 grand by april? dani: yes. you can rig cards, right? it's a laundering front for the derosa family. marcus: that derosa family? dani: the store's never busy and there's no cameras inside. what we're interested in is the poker game that's held in the backroom every weekend. marcus: put the money in your bag and give me the empty briefcase. dani: whoever works the register is paid a little extra to cashier the games. marcus: but i think they're onto me. dani: you sure? marcus: g

>> i think quite a bit, alex. thisd he's right -- is an existential threat and taking wagner away from him, which is why it was a final straw and why he really lashed out the way he did. the problem was there was really no plan b. and i think he was quite surprised that he and wagner were able to get as far as they did both in rostov and obviously en route to moscow. that having been said, wagner, which was a creation of vladimir putin's, this is not a private mercenary group but rather an arm of the gru has for years worked to putin's benefit as sort of a plausible deniability operation that was generating a lot of money outside of russia as well in africa in particular. that had made yevgeny prigozhin a very rich man. that having been said, he is very popular among the wagner fighters, which is why you've seen, at least according to yevgeny prigozhin, he's attested that only one or two percent of them have actually signed up to go work for the ministry of defense. he claims that he still has a lot of these fighters w

alex: this is a massive market. we do not come up with bidding processes. ed: you do not have any competition? alex: let me tell you about this competition thing that wall street analysts love. it is complete bs. try what we are doing and what everyone else is doing and buy the thing that creates the most value. ed: on an incident market there was a research report that says janitor ai is a market will be $1.3 trillion in 2032 involving compound annual growth of 40% per year. do you see that? based on the markets you operate in. alex: these experts just make stuff up. this is a large, basically impossible to measure market. what we also know is everyone in the u.s. will find ways to become more efficient and better at using software and a lot of that software will be ai-driven. the market, over time will end up picking the best products. that is what we know. ed: in the united kingdom, my home country, the ft is reporting that within the nhs there is concern about deepening the data relationship with palantir. what would be your answer to those concerns? ale

for some in this community, alex, this is a wake up call that is long overdue. >> we do not feel safeat the department of justice has finally decided to intervene. this intervention was long overdue and we are hopeful, we are doing our best to put our trust in them. they will hold minneapolis elected officials accountable. >> the issue is, the collective silence of white communities in minnesota that have failed to talk about this. this is why it keeps happening. why does it take the doj pulling up with the consent decree for people to say something? >> the doj also released more than two dozen recommendations that present joe biden is calling for legislative reform in congress. alex? >> he sure is. okay jesse, thank you for that. so, paul what do you believe are the most egregious actions by a minneapolis police restarting the doj's report? >> alex, word even start. you watch everything the cops did to george floyd, they have done too many other people. the report says that they fired their guns at unarmed people who were just calling 9-1-1. police used deadly force against people wh

tell in this case alex he passive, he is all clamped down. well, what is the leader here. son is helping. everyone, even in all the photographs, he sits on the lowest step, because yes, we will all wipe our feet and say more. in this case, such a person, as already correctly noted, the most cruel in the end, he copies everywhere, he adapts to those around him, no one takes him seriously and does not put him seriously. but he is easily manageable. it's a fact, clients are excellent sources of compromising information at all. wonderful. then it is stored, then the so-called curator arrives at the right moment, he says, the kid will go to the side , sit down, and discuss matters. that's all, we noticed that on almost every photo of him, which is connected with politics, and he has such a duck, a small one, probably, to some of you, well, who is familiar with political science? what is the essence of this, then this duck is introduced as e, almost a synonym for the symbol of color revolutions , another interesting element. when is the neural network? as you remember, she simply

but it is really very plausible that this case is still unfolding in the heart of the presidential campaign, alex. >> stunning. okay, can delaney thank you so much from miami. in the, meantime everyone, breaking news in a very dramatic scene is unfolding right now in philadelphia. check this out. that was a truck fire, clearly. but it has caused a major bridge to completely collapse. on interstate 95. look at the aftermath down there. that is the northbound side of i-95. all lanes in both directions have been indefinitely closed at this point and to make matters worse, the fire department says that the runoff from the burning truck is now causing some explosions underground. in fact, the flames have been so intense that rescuers have been unable to get to the vehicle it is buried under there. there is nowhere yet on what has caused this entire thing to unfold. we very much for monitoring this developing situation. we'll bring you more when we have it. what you did not know about insiders in trump world and the role they play leading to this indictments we are back in 60 seconds. 6 seconds. (vo) t

this ruling. here's what i can tell you just to take you behind the scenes here a little bit, alex. they have been reviewing this decision. it is a complicated decision as you all have just been discussing. and so i anticipate the president biden will want to reflect in his remarks some of the nuance of what is written in this very thick supreme court ruling. but i have been talking to officials here in the run-up to today. they have been bracing for this outcome, that this would be a setback or a blow to affirmative action and here is what one source familiar with the administration told me heading into today, quote, president biden supports making an education beyond high school accessible to all americans, as the biden harris administration has reiterated in its brief in support of the universities. the federal government has an interest in ensuring that our colleges and universities produce graduates who come from all segments of society, and who are prepared to succeed and lead in an increasingly diverse nation. they go on to reference the fisher v. university of texas at austin

let's walk this way alex. i think florida governor ron desantis. this is a part of iowa where it's just naturally more accessible for us, but voters to actually get closer to candidates. we've seen history in recent years of being more distant from particularly republican candidates. this is a part of iowa in which voters have a different level of demand. as we go and check out what's over here, listen to some of the voters we talk to. >> we're not big trump fans. >> okay. >> there's a lot of blasters, good ideas, but a lot of blasters. i like mr. -- we share the same fate, he has a really arduous road ahead of him. being black in a republican. >> i've talked to mike pence a few times. i like mike. he's a good, moderate conservative. religious family man. >> i'm not 100 percent trumper this time. he did some great things. i like what he did when he was in office. i just didn't like all of the bantering in the background. >> yeah, those are actually pretty good, because -- >> alex, you can see the shot of rhonda sanchez here with his wife. here at th

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what data alex this segment is growing? now i'll tell you more.os of russian banks continue to grow at a high pace, according to preliminary estimates of the central bank in may, it increased by more than two percent to 15 trillion three hundred billion rubles, the main driver of growth was state-supported mortgages. at the same time, the issuance of market mortgages, on the contrary, slightly decreased , and the central bank pointed to a slowdown in the growth of corporate lending. but the portfolio of consumer loans maintained a fairly good dynamics in may and exceeded 12.5 trillion rubles. at the same time, the delinquency rate on credit cards in russia showed a record 225 billion rubles. or 12% of the portfolio reported by the kommersant newspaper a link to this scoring, bureau delinquencies were almost six percent of credit cards. this is the maximum since october last year in total. maya banks issued more than 2 million cards for a total amount of over 194 billion rubles. this practically coincides with the indicators of april, the segment's

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so much good people in this town. >> reporter: and alex, that is main street. he pile of rubble -- rubble here. the clean-up crews have been out here all day moving the downed power lines trying to get this town back together but more than a hundred people homeless and dozened injures and three dead and the emotional scars will take a lot longer to heal from. >> just extraordinary scenes. thank you very much for that report. >>> it is daddy daycare in the people's house. how changing a diaper in congress brought a group of fathers together. ton. try the refreshed favorites at subway today. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 keyndicators of brain health. supto help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush

alex. how did this period go. think it's normal, that is, zero is not negative, but there is room for russia to correct the situation. well, what do we wish let's say you get off the ground to get away from zero, but we have no choice but to move on, move on to the second period. in addition, each participant has several cards, with which you can get the right to answer the question first time to remove the opponent from the game or change the chosen topic, the player who lights the lamp on his game stand faster than the rest answers the correct answer. five points wrong answer -5 points in the face period of 5 minutes, my friends, we are all in front of you, the second period begins. andrew let's start with football. let's start with football. i'm the first here, we'll try in the fa cup match of the 22-23 season between the rivers schemes and scheffel united, the referee showed an unusual red card, its feature is that it is understandable even for players who do not distinguish colors. what exactly is its specifi

that has been bleeding market share in the post-covid heir apparent must bring in alex webb from bloomberg would take. thiss quite a shakeup if you're going to put it diplomatically and it was quite unexpected. alex: it's interesting that daniel zhang was chairman and ceo. the new leadership team, joseph tsai will be chairman and eddie wu will be the ceo. you can see the rationale for this because they are breaking the company up into six different divisions. the cloud business potentially will be carved out completely and will not have lingering equity stake from alibaba. daniel zhang, the current ceo and chairman will head that business because of the legacy of alibaba it will be more of an old-fashioned holding company with equity stakes across the board and it makes sense to separate these. francine: the company has been going through really troubled times. there are many challenges ahead. does this help them figure those out? alex: the cloud business is the fast growth bit. it is like putting daniel zhang into that role and he has led the rapid growth of alibaba for the past decade but said that core

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alex: he believes the government should open the door on this with transparency in mind. ff, thank you so much. griff: for more on the allegations alie love, we found the smartest man about these things in the country and runs the black hole initiative. >> guided by evidence, i want to see the evidence, i cannot just rely on hearsay and i don't expect the government to release classified data because it would compromise the k sensors that we used and not even release the information to other parts of government. we hear different voices from government so the best path forward for scientists to engage to figure out whether we are alone or not by looking for objects rather than wait for the government to give us the information and the sky is not classified. anything to do with the universe has nothing to do with national security. it doesn't adhere to national borders and it should be shoved by all humans. way the government behaves on this matter if they have information that something out of this world came to visit us should be releasreleased to the public. >> they shou

alex: this image generator is crated by stability ai. id they are trained to open-source the way they do this in a way that will hopefully resolve some of the issues so people can identify what they are. they say any ai system is only as good as the data that feeds it, so there's always likely to be an inherent vice. in china -- inherent bias. in china, there is already regulation on a limiting bias in artificial intelligence. we are yet to see that and the rest of the world. it is very much down to the companies. the challenge is identify who is responsible. . is that the people identifying the data sets, the image generators themselves, or the people using those images? that's a big discussion yet to happen. manus: good work. the big take is on your bloomberg terminal and across cryptic. , coming up oil heading for a second week of losses, shrugging off saudi's pledge to cut unilaterally by one million barrels a day. we discuss on bloomberg. ♪ manus: oil is on its way to its second week of losses. demand concerns top the agenda, snuffin

alex witt reports. we begin this hour with president biden on the, move getting a close-up look at the site of the i-95 highway collapse in philadelphia. later this, afternoon he appears at his first big 2024 campaign event. we have a live report for you in just minutes. secretary of state, anthony, blinken also on the. move he will become the first secretary to visit china in five years. he will be in beijing for a high-level meeting with his chinese counterpart. that starts tomorrow. the meetings come after chinese leaders, rejecting, met yesterday with american philanthropist, bill gates. u.s. business leaders have been pressing for improved relations with china. also new this, our a call for healthy -- republicans to join democrats with discharge positions on gun control. we talk with lucy mcbath, vice chair of the gun prevention -- gun violence prevention tax force. -- >> the american public is sick and tired of being sick and tired. enough is enough. i cannot tell you how many survivors i talked to and work wit

this is also software. we will look at updates across os, not just the ipad. matt: thanks very much for that. off you go to the conference. alex webb, join us for a moment and talk about what this means for apple. what this means for the industry. there have been mixed reality headsets out for a number of competitors for many years, but now apple is getting into the fray. alex: this is apples worldwide developers conference, and that is significant here. apple's has long considered to be the tens of millions of developers building software for its platforms. that is where it seems to have an edge, not the least over facebook, which at the moment, at least looks the most perplexed in that space. our colleague has reported that apple does not expect to sell more than 900,000 in the first year. that's $3000, see put those together and you get a revenue of $1.27 billion. that's good, but far less than 1% of the $400 billion predicted next year. it's really about building a base, so when they bring in products at a lower price point, purchasers can play with stock. matt: they are getting into this and don't expect to sell a lot. to

this? >> reporter: alex, as the kremlin has regained its footing following the armed uprising, they are stepping up missile attacks in ukraine. 14 civilians have been killed in the last 24 hours, eleven of them at this pizza restaurant in the eastern city of kramatorsk. this death toll has been rising all day as more and more bodies are pulled out of the rubble that you can see on the screen there. i want to show you a picture that was put out earlier today by the kramatorsk city council of two of the victims. on your screen there, you're seeing anna and yuliya, they are 14-year-old twin sisters, they had just finished their school year. they were starting their summer vacation, and they were at the restaurant with their family when they were killed last night. three more people were killed a couple of hours ago in the northeastern province of kharkiv as the russian missiles continue to rain down. the ukrainian government does not see it as a coincidence that these missile attacks are increasing in the wake of this rebellion. one adviser to president zelenskyy earlier saying the terrorist method

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>> alex, this is a crucial visit at a critical time. when competition between the u.s. and china is fears and relations are borderline toxic. trust is not a low. neither side is expecting any breakthroughs from this visit. but the fact that it is even happening, though the secretary of state is here, it is a sign that things could move forward. considering they've been on hold for four months now. the spy balloon will no doubt factor into the discussions. there is already the suggestion that the conversation has not been warm. but there are a host of other issues to. tariffs, export bans, those military close calls. spy bases on cuba. russia. the list goes on. there was only one meeting on the schedule today for the secretary of state. it is with his chinese counterpart shooting dog. he is the foreign minister. there is the expectation that secretary blinken will meet with china's leader xi jinping tomorrow. if it does not happen then that will be considered us now. considering a.g. let met last friday with bill gates and told him then, you are the first american front t

settlements, whereas riley's and palestinians are on fine living in harmony on middle east correspondent alex this is rarely communities truly unique. a village where it is rarely jews, and arabs around $100.00 families live together in harmony and peace that they can hardly find outside all the time. we just read about wars and hates and, and wars and killing and violence. and i think we have to put an end for these actions. that's why we have to be an example. and to learn from our own experience and how to bring this disparity to others. the village was founded in 19 seventies based on acceptance and equality of jews and arabs to form over 20 percent of reserves population and complain about unfair laws and discrimination from the states. the mayor says the village itself, unlike for example, is rarely supplements jewish only communities faces this injustice. when its population grew and there appeared a need to expand with people from across east. real. also willing to move in, locals officially requested extra heck, there is to build new residential areas from these really land administration

this is the best part. alex, i want to get your reaction to this. >> yeah. >> corcoran knows that this is not -- and yet corcoran is the lawyer who has to turn to the fbi and certify it is on the level. so what evan corcoran does, which is pretty smart, trump attorney won contacted a another trump attorney. [laughter] trump attorney three. and asked her if she would come to the mar-a-lago club the next morning and act as a custodian of the records and sinister defecation regarding the search of documents with classification markings in

were more time, what changes would you have wanted to see the white house push for in this final bill? >> well, alex, i think this is a positive for the american people and a success for the white house. if you look back at the bill that passed the house controlled body just a few weeks ago and the sharp, steep cuts they were demanding in nondefense domestic spending, i'm comfortable with where we're ending up. to your question, i would have liked to see a serious conversation about closing some of the tax loopholes some of the efforts made by the house to make the trump tax cuts permanent, which puts a real downward limit on future revenue for the federal government. that's something our president put on the table, but the republicans refused to budge on. i am very glad that investments in veterans' health care remain untouched. they would's be fully implemented and the incentives to a clean energy economy to help in the fight against climate change, those were untouched, although that was a real priority for speaker mccarthy. this is a tough package, but i think one we can all live with and i am r

but this is an aggressive target to say the least and coming out a court filing like this is interesting. >> alexi know satya nadella is superman but you have to buy a lot of stuff and execute flawlessly to hit that target, right >> absolutely. and to do this they have to really take share from amazon, right? so i think mie koe soft internally believes that aws got to this head start because they were there with the technology earlier. but what they really did is took microsoft's customers. now micro ssoft has a way to wi them back. you have companies with on prem servers. slow rolling move to cloud microsoft sees all that opportunity ahead of itself. now they have this message of security and message of ai and got sights set directly on amazon it believes it can both push its customers that haven't moved to the cloud to cloud and also take those aws customers. and i have to say, you know, the way that the opportunity let lies in the enterprise and the way this company has been pushing ai and the way that amazon there's no consumer product there. maybe they do have a chance. and i think that it's

alex: this product will not be released until next year.le has a year to convince consumers that it has an application. that is good for the rest of the augmented reality and virtual reality space. facebook has a product that is seven times cheaper. it isn't quite as impressive as this one looks to become with the caveat that when you get hands-on with it maybe it is not as good as apple would have you believe. that is good news for facebook because apple will be doing some of their marketing for them. the question is when they bring the price point down and bring other models in there, can it become a mass-market product? you can't use it on the tube where you can see the outside world as easily, but you might see it in the privacy of your own home. it looks like an early step in what could be a big market. francine: we are effecting a showdown with meta. alex: meta has a different business case. it is selling ads, in the long tail of the product's lifespan. apple made a big play that there might be semi-tracking. that is not shared with a

because unfortunately the reason why this has changed in the republican party it is what republican voters want. and the more relevant experience i have, unfortunately, alexhe mid-term going to a kari lake and masters event in arizona, the desantis migrant stunt, was the biggest part of the day. it shows this is what republican voters are motivated by this, that's the most depressing part of this whole thing. >> and i remember you going to that event, tim. the fact is there's the economic cost, right? if you're an anti-migrant state that is going to cost you economically given where labor is these days and also the fact desantis has filled his coughers with $12 million allocated with really just own the libs. he's taking texas migrants and paying for their flights to liberal cities is which is on so many levels absolutely -- i keep using the word bonkers in this program, but there is no other word for it. but the essence of this is what you point out, it's the cruelty piece. and to me it seems like immigration has become this county fair for republicans to show-off their cruellest policies. why the lust to be mean to fellow human beings? why has that gott

hello, alex. this is the second time in less than three months the former president has been arraigned. mr. trump continues to deny any wrongdoing and claims these charges are politically motivated. this is the latest in his legal troubles. and experts say the most serious charges yet that carry the potential for major prison time. former president donald trump's motorcade arrived to a miami courthouse. mr. trump surrendering himself to federal custody. his attorney, todd blanch, entering a plea of not guilty on his behalf to 37 criminal charges related to his handling of classified documents at his mar a lago estate. what you need to show is that he knew he had the documents that he shouldn't have had them and that he knew he was asked for them and didn't hand them over. trump is the first former president to face federal charges in us history. the department of justice unsealed the indictment friday outlining 31 felony counts for willful retention of classified records and six for conspiracy, obstruc

you have been looking into this extremely disturbing incident. what are you learning? >> alexm survivors from families of survivors and victims as well as activists using open source and marine traffic data we try to piece together how this tragedy unfolded and our investigation raises serious questions about the greek coast guard's version of events. this was an overcrowded boat unseaworthy by all accounts. it was in distress. conditions on board were horrific. they ran out of food and water for days. there were reports of people dying on board. they were in touch with activists who relayed these requests for an urgent rescue and the greek coast guard was aware of the situation. they were monitoring this boat for more than 12 hours. they were in communication with the boat. but they did not intervene and there are more serious allegations that it was a botched attempt by the coast guard to try and tow the fishing boat that caused it to capsize. take a listen to what one of the survivors told us. he's still in greece and asked us to conceal his identity. >> they decided to thr

he'll be doing it for him and what a moment it would be if they could celebrate together later on this day. alex timing just impeccable because rory mcilroy is just walking that way. he's come out to fine-tune his game. he's going to be a threat this afternoon, you would think. along with scottie scheffler as well, another powerhouse name from the united states. back to you. >> that seems like a safe bet. what a thrilling tournament. patrick snell, thank you very much. you could hear the excitement in your voice. really appreciate it. >>> now sticking with golf, the justice department announced this week that it is planning to investigate the upcoming merger between the pga tour and the sa saudi arabia-backed liv golf and arguing that the planned partnership will violate multi-trust laws and suppress competition in the sport after they lured some of the biggest players away from the pga tour. this morning richard blumenthal explained his committee is trying to uncover the facts. take a listen. >> there are very, very few details, but remember, what we have here is essentially a repressive autocr

alex. how did this period go. i think it's normal, that is, zero is not negative, but there is room for russia to correct the situation. well, let's wish you, let's say, get off the ground, get away from zero, but we have no choice but to move on, move on to the second period. they proudly call themselves polishuks and they try to tell about the culture and traditions of their native land, children come to as many people as possible and put their finger on this speech. all betrayal with open mouths on one inspired energetic and in love with their small homeland. we do everything practically together, but it’s not true, it’s mowing the grass. igor, i don’t take a scythe with us, it has never worked out. i have unique excursions and communication with authentic heroes in 2004. here the house was restored, where that girl was born. we talk about the most important thing from the world of science. to unfortunately, there is also sound pollution when renovations are in progress. yes, when someone mows the grass, after

which is one of the reasons why he got this appointment. alex, i was at the justice department at the time, in november of last year, when the attorney general was faced with this extraordinary situation, of the former president running against the current president, whose cabinet the attorney general serves. it he made the decision, to ensure that whatever decision was reached, in this case, that he wanted to be sure that whatever decision jack smith came to, that it was indisputably guided by the facts. that is why he chose jack smith. alex, you talked about him before. i would remind our viewers, that jack is not a political appointee of the justice department. he is a career prosecutor. he is registered as an independent. he was one of the leaders, you will recall, back in the middle of the last decade, who led the prosecution against former democratic senator, john edwards. this is not a man that has a political bone in his body. and it really is disheartening to hear pence and others, other republican presidential nominees just really disr

and alex, the centrepiece of this visit is this communique they've put out where they've talked aboutw, new trade relationship. but don't call it a trade deal... because there's definitely not a trade deal. but what is not the trade deal that the conservatives promised they'd get with the us and clearly haven't got it is... the atlantic declaration. so what effectively this is is them talking about how they're going to continue to strengthen their economic ties and work together and do some like deals which aren't trade deals they're little deals to help each other�*s economies work in tandem, particularly when it comes to things like the kind of green industries of the future where we know there's an awful lot of attention and conversation at the moment about is america basically going to scoop up all the good green stuff and everyone else is going to be like, wow, we're left behind. and this is effectively them trying to say, no, it's okay. look, we're still working together, we're still pals, we still got a special relationship. and a kind of the bumper sticker version because we'r

is this different, though, now, because it's federal? >> alextrary, and this indictment really helps trump politically -- this is right in his wheel house. he's always the victim. he's the one that's targeted, not hillary or biden or pence. he's going to play that, and that's music, sadly, to the republican-based voter. >> and that's going to drown out a lot of what his opponents will be saying because this is going to be -- it is such a big story. but one of the things we saw in the indictment yesterday was several instances where president trump himself spoke out in the past as he was running for president and while he was president, about severe punishment for anyone who mishandled classified documents. let's take a listen to what he had to say on this exact subject. >> in my administration, i'm going to enforce all laws concerning the protection of classified information. no one will be above the law. we can't have someone in the oval office who doesn't understand the meaning of the word confidential or classified. one of the first things we

the reality, alex, this has kind of been building for months. the wagner forces, up to 25,000 people under arms. they were on the frontlines in the ukrainian city of bakhmut. they were grinding it out day after day in the most brutal fighting of the war. prigozhin increasingly was taking aim at the russian military high command. particularly under the -- he was saying they were hanging the forces to. dry they weren't providing with ammunition or cover. threatening all kinds of things towards russian military on command. now the way putin has set up the regime, he's had this kind of competing and corrupt the thumb. prigozhin is corrupt. there are other war lords. their provincial leaders. but we have not seen thus far is somebody standing up from within the structure and taking on the center of power of vladimir putin. so, what's happened in the last 48 hours, for the first time in putin's 23 years of being a dominant force in russian, politics you had someone essentially declare that the emperor has no clothes. i'm going to take him. on i'm goin

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hello alex, this is so when did you arrive and assemble? why are you here? and why are you watching the game here? sorry, playing from london yesterday morning. and my boyfriend's watching at the stadium and, and there's only one ticket. so me and his mom and what she has, straight out the status on the big screen says great. so how do you feel about the game a who, who do you think is going to win? i think mounts that you're going to win. of course i've heard from everyone is going to be 3 once a month city, so that's hope so. so what happens in case of the opposite scenario? how would your boyfriends feel about it? i think keeps fail, destroyed. he's a, he's a big fan and he goes to the big game. so it'd be very upset. so what is it like to watch the game as a women here in his stumbles? it's great fun is great, miss said we've enjoyed seeing assist in this. my 1st time and talk case i really enjoyed squared. you're welcome to stumble so far. uh, there are so many people like alex and her friends mother here who are watching the game. they were almost done

does this set up a showdown? alexw it is good news because this product will not hit store shelves until next year. meta has a product that is seven times cheaper and that gives them a little runway. apple is saying this is a legitimate space, we think it has promise. meta can say see? that's what we've been saying. they have a product people can buy for cheaper. the question is what happens when apple comes out with cheaper versions of the product, when we have developers decide where they will build apps and services. will it be for the apple platform or for meta? does meta have an ability to make it pay for itself? apples suspicion, they will not make a huge amount of money on this, but facebook can make money's on ads off the back of it. if you want to have an at supported product is a different question. dani: if i am on tv and it already has ads and i have to see other ads pop up, i don't know how i feel about that. a lot has been said about the price. $3500. is apple able to democratize this at some point and b

i'm alex marquardt for fredricka whitfield. we begin this hour in philadelphia, where president joe biden landed just moments ago. heading off on a campaign rally that he will be holding there later today. right now, however, he is taking an aerial tour over i-95. you may remember a portion of that highway collapsed last weekend, after investigators say a tanker truck crashed and burst into flames. crews continue to work around the clock at the collapse site. this week, they began demolishing the crumbled section of roadway and now rebuilding it all. it will be quite an process. the president will be briefed on the construction work and soon president biden will be giving an update on how his administration is helping with those efforts. we will bring that to you live when it is coming up later this hour. >>> now, to a severe weather threat. 60 million people are facing potentially dangerous storms from colorado, to florida. many of these areas are still reeling from powerful storm systems that swept through earlier this week. cnn meteorolog

seems that it is not in vain to exclude that this is part of their, uh , hopes for this notorious counteroffensive. alex this is quite possible under certain conditions of the destruction of the dam of the kakhovka reservoir. it will allow the nazis, in general, to force the kakhovka reservoir. kyiv takes the dnieper hostage. now with the current of the river, the banking, the street rules undividedly. after the destruction of the dam, the water rapidly leaves the kakhovka reservoir. in in the middle of the day, the level of the reservoir fell by 35 cm. every hour and has already decreased by several meters. there is no doubt that the terrorist attack on the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station is, uh, complex measures, the contour of the offensive of the armed forces of ukraine, we see a constant regrouping. what does it mean? it is a search for direction. e offensive, which would be supposedly effective for them. let me explain first. what is the zelensky dnieper gang actually trying to achieve? one of the most regulated rivers in the world back in the soviet years. it was built on it. hpp cascade

it was particularly poinent as detorri retires at the end of this season. alexort then frankie to tori. with the retirement to come at the end of the retirement to come at the end of the season, his ride was the final chance to win a gold cup and add to his list of 78 wins at the royal meeting. as the italian moved along, the headline had been written succulent frankie to tori will win on his final ride! royal approval awaited as the celebrations began, king charles having already seeing his horse win. but when it comes to horse racing, even at the age of 52, the guy is still the limit for frankie dettori. alex fletcher, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. it's going to be heating up over the next few days and turning much more humid as well. now, today, we've had a few heavy and thundery showers across england and wales. those will fade away. if we look out in the atlantic, though, this cloud is going to be coming in, and that will bring with it some outbreaks of rain eventually late

. >> that's all in >> alex on this thursday night. wagner tonight starts right now, good evening, alex. >> chris, what a thursday. accountability, i think that is the phrase of the day. accountability. >> yes. again, lots of things it seemed here to for unthinkable, becoming think-able as the other theme of the last few years. >> in some, ways unthinkable to donald trump. as much as he knew this was coming, now that it's happened, he's in a different league. he has made history, not the kind of history that i think you want to make. thank, you my friend, as always. >> you bet. >> thank you to you at home for joining us this evening. nbc news can now report that former president donald trump has been indicted in the special counsel's investigation into his alleged mishandling of classified documents. the indictment was filed in federal district court in miami. trump has been summoned to appear in federal courthouse, again, in miami, florida, on june 13th, which is next tuesday at three pm eastern. nbc you can also report that trump has

this case, as you said, alex, was about preventing the economy from going into a catastrophic downwardsn't about really getting much, aside from preventing that. now, republicans control the house, that's a reality, elections have consequences, i would say that the pieces of the bill, and the final deal here, even if you look, alex, at the work requirements, which many democrats don't like, and president biden does not like, i don't think most democrats like. sunsets at the end of 2024, even the cbo scored it, and you could argue whether this is accurate or not. as more people being added to snap benefits. now, there are older americans who will no longer be eligible, homeless and veterans will be. is that a win? i don't know. it's not even good policy. but it is not what the house bill was originally. the biggest loss, alex, is probably the irs funding. because it is very hard to get funding for the irs, that's not politically popular for anyone. and that is funding that was going to be in there to help go after people who avoided taxes, make digital filing easier. it's gonna be hard