yes with some goes on french president anderson john parted ways of not talking about the honorary days to launch the construction of morial of wall and british souldiers. people book when a vision me fully in a sort of fancy completely of these. devices entertaining and that's a young people who were often not just professional soldiers he came here to free france. did this world. i can answer this in the levee to our get dull marsh said good news of ours the leader barked if you hear the mobile. is saying that that entering was it always means that if you are on the evening of the 6th of june as the city of our marginal noise is delayed by the night of the of you forces it alleviated the. bark is clear but i was mentioning the 1st french citizenship to the parades is gone by the allies. got close only to nick 3 and he mentions the sacrifices of 400 critters so here's on that day so when you lost i call on earth. if you're not i'm all unnerved event to do. so c'mon mom we don't need so you know more you want to know where you. will be constructed in the honor of those 400 british soldi

and sir john anderson. the head of churchill's atomic research live from london to negotiate british participation which had been withheld. the new government in rome that it replaced mucalini5 days earlier was dispatching out of conflict. moscow, joseph stalin was pondering whether he could leave moscow to meet secretly with roosevelt and secretary at war henry simpson was flying back to washington determined to persuade fdr to insist that churchill accept the u.s. military's position on strategy to win in europe based on cross-channel assault into normandy and further insist that american serve as ally commander. roosevelt, the focus of the hopes of each was quietly leaving down to go fishing. now, all of roosevelt's wartime trips out of the capital were secret. this one was unusually so. normally the white house would inform trusted reporters, get your heads around that idea, very generally the president was leaving town and why and it's okay, the young buck -- this time no, they didn't do that. they lef

fdr's absence from the city left sir john anderson with no ne to talk to about atomic cooperation, except for bush, roosevelt's science advisor. fdr knew that he would pull the hard line. the president gone, the secretary of war started writing his trip report with his emphatic recommendations to fdr to take charge of this. in that, he warned fdr to be constantly on the alert for mediterranean divergence. stimson wanted to take his report to canada personally. general marshall, the chief of staff of the army, would not allow it. marshall has learned how to get a firm decision out of fdr that he would stick with. that was to put a well argued paper before him when the president was away from the distractions of the white house, preferably with harry hopkins there to discuss t. while the revolt against overlord was going on down the hall in the pentagon, marshall his report of ent two roosevelt by air courier. they were hoping the report would arrive in italy. -- imminently. cossat's product creates a change that. the emergency in london of a viable overlord outline plan with three achievab

. >>> john anderson made his seventh career start tonight, they faced the dodgers, did not start theay he wanted. first batter of the game, opposite way, anderson goes five - they give up two runs. they did not pitch badly. the bullpen was another matter. trevor on the mound, give it up to kiki hernandez. 9-0 behind seven shutout innings, from the giant killer, clayton. >>> bunting is a lost art, maybe this is why. punted the ball into his face, he broke his nose. the game was canceled because of bad weather, do not do this in little league. >>> the san jose sharks traded defenseman justin to the flyers for a second round pick in this year's draft and a third rounder in 2020. the move comes one day after the sharks sign eric carlson to a eight year contract. the move will take 3.8 million off the books. he spent his entire nine year career with the sharks. >>> the women's world cup, in the 73rd minutes but then martha, goal. thank you paul. can i hear it again? goal. 17 in a world cup career, the most of any man or woman. brazil knocks -- advances to the knockout stage. peli gave mar

anderson, not brown. order 11 explained why. john brown's words, anderson being a colored man, and colored men being only things in the south, it is proper that the south be taught a lesson upon this point. so what is brown getting at? brown exposed the legal fiction that blacks were property by having lewis washington surrender his prized piece of property to anderson. wayanging arms was brown's of proving black humanity. give the slave a pike, he said, and you make him a man. weapons offered more than freedom. they conveyed virtues that americans respected. nothing so charms the american people as personal bravery. that is what brown told blacks. while other abolitionists wanted to give slaves freedom, john brown wanted to give them weapons. that is the critical difference between john brown and most other abolitionists. hold onto your weapons, he told them, and never be persuaded to leave them. slaves that harpers ferry understood this advice. throughout the raid, they handled and exchanged weapons to express allegiance and power.

anderson. astrobotics ceo john thorton. looking to every step of the way.r of companies have hit the public market, but not all have been off to a hot start. major shares have been -- we talk to the ceo about what sets the company apart. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: pagerduty came out of the gate strong with its first earnings report since going public in april. the digital operations management software company up 49% year-over-year, ahead of analyst estimates. it is one of the few companies to go public this year, making a splash in the green. i want to bring in pagerduty ceo . we have seen companies not even hit their opening price. what makes pagerduty different? >> we were ready. we were in a good position with a business model that we understood reasonably well, but we solved a very common but painful problem for our customers. it is a pretty ubiquitous problem. it doesn't matter whether you are a large or small startup, you have consumers increasingly demanding about an experience, and you have technology that makes delivering that harder and harder.

john anderson give up a couple runs over 6 innings top 7 sfill to one diamondbacks. go to the bottom of the 7 same score. ray has more on set out of out. 3, 2 snakes intent. sets its six-game losing streak a's hoping to take 3 of 4 games at the coliseum against the tampa bay rays lot of kids at the ballpark today. but in the second just grounds one in the throw off first base. unfortunately this is that will be the lone highlight oakland today, top 3rd one nothing is come star know it's one deep to center off anderson gone a 2 run home. this is who are raise the top of the 4th now this is when the wheels really started oakland. letter taking deep center. 3 runners school race is double 5 runs people to raise the final score. they split the series with the a's oakland back action tuesday for 6 game road trip. that's it for sport next a trio of sisters is making school and family history of the legacy they're leaving behind. >>right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this

. >>> anderson starts now. >> good evening, john berman in for anderson. four years after coming down the escalator at trump tower, the president officially declares he is running a second templrm. this is his 60th campaign rally since then. still, tonight's events and you're looking at live pictures now is in orlando, florida. we'll go to the president live when he begins speaking. mike pence is the final speaker before the president. what we'll be listening for tonight is if he hits on the seem themes the president has been on these other campaign events or takes on new issues tonight. we'll be keeping them honest on what he says including the campaign slogan, promises made, promises kept and the latest on the chaos on his cabinet or acting cabinet as the case may be with the acting secretary of defense departing even as the confrontation with iran grows more serious. plenty to talk about. plenty that matters. let's go first to kaitlan collins down in orlando. kaitlan, what do we expect to hear from the president tonight? >> well, john, the president has

the young pitcher of the giants, john anderson, his fourth pitch of the game.er hitter rides out to right center field, the next batter, dominic smith, even my these are the first two batters of the lineup. he is gone with a home run and in the giants go out it down 2- 0. brandon phelps, almost runs these days are hitting the ball over the wall. then it becomes 2-2. then pablo joins the party. way back into right field. pablo is a good hitter, not necessarily known for his top. here is the capper. todd frazier hits a homerun on one arm. one swing of the bat. now watch the replay, he basically hit the ball with one arm you are going to tell me the ball isn't juiced? that was in the giants lose two out of three, it should be an interesting weekend at the ballpark in san francisco the dodgers are coming into town. meantime we have our first ever check this out dance off. the three of you can be the judge of who wins it. let us start with the white sox catcher james mccann. dancing it off as you need to check this out. >> [ music ] >> they always say catchers and t

. >>> anderson starts now. >> good evening, john berman in for anderson.ming down the escalator at trump tower, the president officially declares he is running a second templrm. this is his 60th campaign rally since then. still, tonight's events and you're looking at live pictures now is in orlando, florida. we'll go to the president live when he begins speaking. mike pence is the final speaker before the president. what we'll be listening for tonight is if he hits on the seem themes the president has been on these other campaign events or takes on new issues tonight. we'll be keeping them honest on

one of my colleagues, gerry anderson at johns hopkins, i think he is the world expert on drug pricing. he's got some great ideas. there are a small group of journalists that reached out to him. talk to him, anybody. i love seeing people interested in journalism. we need more of it, and what i would love to see is what we do in medicine, we have hundreds of thousands of writers and researchers writing in a world that has a 2, 3, 5 year lifetime, and journalism, which is very fact oriented, fact checking, get your evidence -- there is editing, but it is one week, one month, a six-month turnaround time, and it affects policy, and we are talking in two separate silos. there are a bunch of us in medicine that are trying to merge that divide. one of our biggest struggles is the traditional editors of the medical journals. it is the internal promotions process, and medical schools where you only get promoted if you publish in certain journals. we just had a back and forth with one of the top editors in the united states for a leading medical journal -- >> which one? >> journal of the america

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kellyanne conway, dan bongino, topics is john dean, finally talking about watergate on capitol hill, i'm not kidding, for those people who don't want to watch andersonn dean to capitol hill to talk about how much worse donald trump is than richard nixon and talking about the mexican tariff with the country, small minority who thinks the president didn't get a big one, let's take a shot outside with players in the world are here to celebrate kicking off of the world cup that started over the weekend but the big news tomorrow the u.s. teams plays and best way we can salute in new york city tell kids don't go to school, play soccer with us, i promise you it will pay off in the long run, that's the message from "fox & friends", school overrated, fun is underrated. that'll be the story over the next 3 hours with gate roster of guests, now back to you, guys, toss to break with even different music. rob: brian, thank you so much, we appreciate, we will be right back. julie: wonderful message, brian, thanks. i switched to liberty mutual, because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves.

that is the case john a ry should be under full-blown criminal investigation for violating the logan act right now. kerry be under investigation for violating the logan act, mr. anderson? i have no idea what john kerry is doing. > it was reported that he had numerous meetings with the iranian regime during the trump administration. >> i would have to see more about that, sir. i have no idea. back to the original question, incoming national security advisor talking to the russian ambassador on his own that will something raise the counterintelligence flag. i have to look at the totality going on. i don't understand anything utside of this report that win on with mike flynn and the -- ssador that would trick trigger a national security investigation. >> i think you have to be of how it looks to russian government and it could be a counterintelligence right?n, it might not trigger an investigation. > i think it is preposterous to think a three star gentle the killing bad al qaeda terrorists is connected to russian government. for him talking to the russian ambassador i think is if that is expect i would expect no matter democrat or republican dministration whoever the na

but i want you to listen to what john dean told anderson cooper tonight. >> well, this wasn't an impeachment hearing. i think all the signals are from mueller that he expects the congress to deal with the issues he couldn't. >> but this was a day full of fire works, especially this explosive exchange between dean and congressman matt gates, a foreign republican and another trump ally. he bounces around from demanding to know how much dean has earned from books he's written to asking him about medicare for no apparent reason to asking him if he should get out a uiji and summon the specter of richard nixon. seriously, he said that. >> mr. dean, how many american presidents have you accused of being richard nixon? >> i actually wrote a book about mr. bush and mr. cheney with a title "worse than watergate". >> so it's sort of become -- did you make money on that book? >> it was a very successful book, yes. >> how much money did you make on it? >> i'm sorry, i don't have any idea. >> more than a million bucks? >> no. >> more than a half million bucks. >> i have no idea. >> how much money do you m

. >> good evening, john beer fna anderson. anderson lost his mother this morning so we begin tonight but honoring her with a beautifuler. we feel his loss deeply here but anyone that had the chance to see them together knows how lucky he is to have the memories he has and to be the best part of the story he was kind enough to leave us tonight. ♪ ♪ >>> gloria vanderbelt my mom lived her entire life in the public eye. born in 1924 her father reginald vanderbelt was railroad fortune but garmbmbled away most of the inheritance and died. my mom grew up in france not knowing anything about the vanderbilt family or the money that she would inherit when she would turn 21. she had no idea the trouble that money would create. >> here is the first movie of little gloria herself frightened by the curious crowd, she flees into her aunt's car. >> when she was 10, her father's sist sister sueed to have her taken away from her mother. it was a custody battle the likes of which the world never seen. it was called the trial of the century and t

. >> good evening, john beer fna anderson.is mother this morning so we begin tonight but honoring her with a beautifuler. we feel his loss deeply here but anyone that had the chance to see them together knows how lucky he is to have the memories he has and to be the best part of the story he was kind enough to leave us tonight. ♪ ♪ >>> gloria vanderbelt my mom lived her entire life in the public eye. born in 1924 her

anderson. >>> tonight it is virginia beach. we're coming to you with the worst kind of breaking news imaginable. johnerman here in for anderson. tonight our hearts go out to virginia beach, virginia, where police say a city employee opened fire in a municipal building and took at least 11 lives before police took his. six more people are in the hospital. the city, needless to say, is in shock. this is all unfolding moment by moment in the words and images we all think we are so familiar with until it happens where we live, and it is happening where we live. tonight it is virginia beach. >> this is the most devastating day in the history of virginia beach. the people involved are our friends, co-workers, neighbors, colleagues. you know, at this point i would like to turn things over to chief cervera to give you the information that we have so far. >> the mayor, as you saw, could hardly continue. the police chief, understandably, struggled as well. >> right now we have a lot of questions. the whys, they will come later. right now we have more questions really than we have answers. we're a little more t

anderson starts now. >>> he's being mocked in london with a giants ingreatable todd learn, but is he really more like the boy who cried wolf, john berham here in for anderson. that's the question of the president of the united states and how we view him. have we only become so accust accustomed of his lying about things big and small we risk he might be telling the truth about something big and important. this all came up because the president held a press event today and, yes, he told a number of lies, which is normal for him, yeah, that alone is nuts, it's where we are. because it's where we have been for several years now, we have adjusted and because of that, we talked here about whether it's even news anymore when the president lies, but it is, of course it is. because it always matters when the president of the united states gets up on the world stage and lies, no matter how big lie or little so tonight keeping them honest, we will be debunking them, also focusing on how this parade of little lies may be making it tough to take anything the president says seriously, especially those things we really need to take seriously.

john bolton who is known to have more hawkish views on iran. the president said he is not being pushed into war by his advisors, anderson. >> do we know exactly the kind of advice -- well, you talked about john bolton. what is the next step for this white house? is there a sense of when a decision might be made? >> reporter: it certainly feels like something could happen soon, anderson. i don't know that, but it certainly seems in terms of the posturing with what the president has said that, look, we will have to wait and see if there will be a military strike. all of this pressure growing on him from his allies, like i said, lindsey graham, that he will look weak if he doesn't do something in response to this latest act by iran. he has been downplaying it consistently. he is someone who has said repeatedly he doesn't like intervention. he campaigned on that. but there are several provocative acts by iran with the latest one being the downing of the u.s. drone that has the president in a tricky situation here. he tried to, again, give himself some wiggle room by saying i thought it was an accident. iran made it clear it was intentional, though. w

anderson starts now. >>> he's being mocked in london with a giants ingreatable todd learn, but is he really more like the boy who cried wolf, john the question of the president of the united states and how we view him. have we only become so accust accustomed of his lying about things big and small we risk he might be telling the truth about something big and important. this all came up because the president held a press event today and, yes, he told a number of lies, which is normal for him, yeah, that

john berman here for anderson, let's stipulate from the get-go, there is a real humanitarian crisis on the border. we learned more than 144,000 migrants were arrested or detained at the mexican border in may. that's the highest arrest record in years. no doubt, this is a real problem. that's not really in dispute. it's how the president deals with it that it is. the president has tried to address it in any o number of days. he separated families, locking up children. today we learned the administration is doing even more. the "washington post" reports, i'm quoting here from "the lead." the trump administration is canceling english classes, recreational programs and legal aide for unaccompanied minors in migrant shelters nationwide, saying the influx of the southern border has created critical budget precious. again the very real crisis. the very real problem continues because conditions have not improved in those northern triangle countries. a problem that might be even worse since the president cut off aid to them as a punitive measure. many thought how far a dollar can go in slowing

anderson" starts now. >>> the stakes could not be higher for millions of americans and countless migrants fleeing oppression, not to mention the u.s. economy and the president's credibility. johneaking news on the tariffs. >>> president trump said he will impose tariffs on mexico starting monday with u.s./mexico talks under

anderson" starts now. >>> the stakes could not be higher for millions of americans and countless migrants fleeing oppression, not to mention the u.s. economy and the president's credibility. john berman here in for anderson. we begin with breaking news on the tariffs. >>> president trump said he will impose tariffs on mexico starting monday with u.s./mexico talks under way. today's 5:00 p.m. deadline to file the official paperwork came and went with no word one way or another on just what is happening. >> now, if i made any statement about anybody, it would be like a big -- why would he do that when he's overseeing -- >> sorry, just a little glitch right there. we got no word on what is happening in these talks at this moment. we are watching the talks very closely. they are now in hour 12. the minute someone emerges from those talks, we will bring you an update. in the meantime, keeping them honest tonight. >>> in case you were wondering about the president's self-awareness, we are about to show you a new clip that was released today from fox tv. it took place, as you know, at the military ceremony in normandy, moments before the president properly and eloquently paid tribute

. >>> good evening, john berman in for anderson.ng down the escalator at trump tower, the president officially declares he is running a second term. he filed the paper work the day he was inaugurated. this is his 60th campaign rally since then. still, tonight's events and you're looking at live pictures now is in orlando, florida. we'll go to the president live when he begins speaking. mike pence is the final speaker before the president. what we'll be listening for tonight is if he hits on the seem themes the president has been on these other campaign events or takes on new issues tonight. we'll be keeping them honest on what he says including the campaign slogan, promises made, promises kept and the latest on the chaos on his cabinet or acting cabinet as the case may be with the acting secretary of defense departing even as the confrontation with iran grows more serious. plenty to talk about

>>> good evening, john berman in for anderson. democrats got a new look at an old game after hope hicks went to testify. well, she went that much we know and as far as testifying goes, she claimed immunity for many questions a rather legal doctrine to executive privilege made all the more dubious as this isn't a white house counsel or senior advisor. it's communications director. regardless, she wouldn't answer many questions to see how far her white house counsel intended to stretch the immunity. democrats started asking basic questions like where was your desk in the white house? her lawyers objected. two sources said she wouldn't answer a factual question whether or not war broke out in the middle east during the trump presidency. this perhaps is what president trump meant today when he tweeted that democrats are putting wonderful hope hicks through hell. sounds awful. now hicks did answer one question about those white lies she testified to in a previous hearing that she would tell on behalf of the president. multiple sources

says he's not sure what he would do if the russians came offering campaign help again, john berman here in for andersone would do if there were a next time. he gave cringe worthy answers, but none dealing with the one thing robert mueller literally made the beginning and

john berman here in for anderson.bout the president of the united states and how we view him. have we all become so accustomed to the president lying about things, big and small, that we run the risk of not taking it seriously when he might be telling the truth about something big and important? this all came up because the president held a press event today and, yes, he told a number of lies, which is normal for

. >>> good evening, john berman in for anderson.e hicks went to testify. well, she went that much we know and as far as testifying goes, she claimed immunity for many questions a rather legal doctrine to executive privilege made all the more dubious as this isn't a white house counsel or senior advisor.

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says he's not sure what he would do if the russians came offering campaign help again, john berman here in for andersonwe began with what jared kushner said about axios what he would do if there were a next time. he gave cringe worthy directions, none dealing with the one thing robert mueller literally made the beginning and the end about russian attacks on america's democratic process then and now. and remember, the then part included kushner, donald trump, jr., paul manafort and a pack of russians offering dirt on hillary clinton at a meeting everyone then proceeded to mislead the public ability. so with all that in mind, axios asked a very reasonable question, one that should not be necessary to ask, but seems to be given the times, would he do it again? here's what he said about that and about 2016. >> the e-mail that i got in my iphone at the time basically said show up at 4:00. i didn't scroll down. i never would have thought about that. >> it had russia in the message. >> literally get thousands of e-mails a day. it said show up at 4:00. >> would you do it again? >> the reality is we were not gi

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says he's not sure what he would do if the russians came offering campaign help again, john berman here in for andersonkushner said about axios what he would do if there were a next time. he gave cringe worthy directions, none dealing with the one thing robert mueller literally made the beginning and the end about russian attacks on america's democratic process then and now. and remember, the then part included kushner,

john berman here in for anderson. and here for a reason. morning. so, we begin tonight by honoring her with a beautiful story so tenderly told by anderson about a remarkable woman. we feel his loss very deeply here, but anyone who had the chance to see them together knows how lucky he is to have the memories he has and to be the best part of the story he was kind enough to leave us tonight. >> gloria vanderbilt, my mom, lived her entire life in the public eye. born in 1924 her father reginald vanderbilt was

john berman here in for anderson. and private doubts inside the west wing broke at the end of the day of what some were calling a walk-back by the president, a cleanup of a

john berman here in for anderson. these two items on collusion and private doubts inside the west wing broke at the end of the day of what some were calling a walk-back by the president, a cleanup of a gaffe they called it. keeping them honest, what about the so-called gaffe was no gaffe at all. what if the president said to abc's george stephanopoulos days ago was, and i know it sound crazy, the truth. tonight's tweet is fresh evidence of that. quoting now, thank you senate majority leader mitch mcconnell of understanding the democrat's team of not playing it straight on the ridiculous witch hunt hoax in the senate. that's the president thanking the senate majority leader for blocking legislation that would have required any offers of campaign help from foreign agents to the fbi. senate republicans killed it yesterday afternoon. it was done and done quietly all things considered, meaning the president didn't need to say a thing let alone just as the whole story was dying down, but he did. the fact that he did is pret

john berman here in for anderson. and here for a reason. anderson lost his mother, gloria vanderbilt, this morning. so, we begin tonight by honoring her with a beautiful story so tenderly told by anderson about a remarkable woman. we feel his loss very deeply here, but anyone who had the chance to see them together knows how lucky he is to have the memories he has and to be the best part of the story he was kind enough to leave us tonight. >> gloria vanderbilt, my mom, lived her entire life in the public eye. born in 1924 her father reginald vanderbilt was heir to the ra railroad fortune, but gambled away most of their inheritance, and died when she was a baby. my mom grew up in france not knowing anything about the vanderbilt family or the money that she would inherit when she would turn 21. she had no idea the trouble that money would create. >> and here is the first movie of little gloria herself, frightened by the curious crowd, she flees into her aunt's car. money isn't everything. >> when she was 10, her father's sister sued to have h

should john kerry be under investigation right now for violating the logan act? mr. anderson i have no idea what john kerry is doing. >> it has been widely reported that john kerry has had numerous meetings with the iranian regime during the trump administration. mr. anderson: i would have to see a lot more about that. as far as going back to your original question, as far as the incoming national security advisor talking to the russian ambassador on it >> i would have to see a lot more about that, sir. i have no idea. ie mean, as far as -- going bak to your original question, as far as the incoming national security adviser talking to russian ambassador on its own, that's not something that's going to raise a counterintelligence flag. you have to look at the totality of what's going on. i don't understand anything that went on with mike flynn, who i alsoso know, and the ambassador that would onng its own triggern investigation. >> it may not trigger an investigation. i think you have to be mindful of how that looks to russian government. and that's why i it could be a counte

should john kerry be under investigation right now for violating the logan act? mr. anderson have no idea what john kerry is doing. >> it has been widely reported that john kerry has had numerous meetings with the iranian regime during the trump administration. mr. anderson: i would have to see a lot more about that. as far as going back to your far as theestion, as incoming national security advisor talking to the russian ambassador on its own, that is not something that is going to raise the counterintelligence flag. you have to look at the totality of what is going on. i do not understand anything else out of this report that went on with mike flynn that would trigger any type of national security fight. while it may not trigger an investigation, i think you have to be mindful of how that looks to the russian government. it may not trigger an investigation. >> it is preposterous for me to think that a three-star general, the architect of killing al qaeda terrorists is somehow connected to the russian government. for him talking to the russian ambassador, that is what we .x

anderson says i tapp we support all countries that the u.k. to become independent john says there's a new swell of nationalistic support and little wonder where you see the contempt the favorites in the tory leadership after scott lent now there's a time and finally jim says great interview alec i really like peter bergen now we'll keep a close find a balance as a contest unfolds further but today we continue our series on top political progress so great extent political blogging has stepped into the vacuum of serious political comment left by much of the press in previous shows we've noted the success of former ambassador craig marty and come on to a u.k. top 10 slowed but the book which concentrates on scottish politics. the same point applies to mick keelty of northern irish blokes lager ought to in addition make us achieve a substantial position of influence in the politics of the province although he hasn't himself let in ireland for the best part of 30 years as testimony to their impact the issues have recorded a combined online viewership on alex's facebook a lot