as - anthony sent this will not go away. this is— anthony sent this will not go away.his is a messaging issue, - anthony sent this will not go away. this is a messaging issue, though. | this is a messaging issue, though. because back to my point about unity within the republican party, of articulating a position that a vote for a republican is a vote for something specific. at the moment, it's really hard to tell where they stand on this, and they are trying to play both sides and tread a fine line but is there a danger they fall down on the wrong side of this debate? ., ,, ., down on the wrong side of this debate? ., ~' ., ,, down on the wrong side of this debate? ., ,, ., ,, ,., ., debate? you know, i think so, and i think ou debate? you know, i think so, and i think you have _ debate? you know, i think so, and i think you have to _ debate? you know, i think so, and i think you have to give _ debate? you know, i think so, and i think you have to give former- think you have to give former president— think you have to give former president trump some credit for recogni

anthony. saint anthony is the patron saint not only of the poor, but also of those traveling.refore, if you are an avid wanderer, taking a look at the church will definitely not be a bad idea. and that's what gratitude is for. the saint is often approached as a helper in retrieving lost valuables, and has spread since the end of the 19th century. don’t feed me bread, let me travel, unfortunately, the acquaintance with a small but historically unique city is over, and you come to kosovo, there are many secrets left here that we have to unravel. late in the autumn evening of 1934, the owner of the pharmacies, gabar, literally burst into komorka, where the new worker maria and her child were placed. this story was told from the rostrum outside the next fifth session of the supreme soviet of the ussr in moscow by its delegate maria diechuk, a member of the temporary administration of bialystok, who spoke about how she wandered around the corners with a small child, having become a widow, how she complained to a pharmacist, and then to a manufacturer , and also about how scary it w

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anthony, is that a fair point. — might have thought._ might have thought. anthony, is that a fair point, given that _ might have thought. anthony, is that a fair point, given that the _ might have thought. anthony, is that a fair point, given that the prime - a fair point, given that the prime minister, the governing party, has the... well, they are in the strong position that they get to decide when to call the election. did rishi sunak catch everyone out? where are you with the conservative candidate? i think it is certainly true that a lot of— i think it is certainly true that a lot of people kept in the dark about the july— lot of people kept in the dark about the july general election being announced. so of course there is still a _ announced. so of course there is still a lot— announced. so of course there is still a lot of— announced. so of course there is still a lot of candidate selections left to _ still a lot of candidate selections left to go. i think nominations formally— left to go. i think nominations formally close this

anthony fauci. he has had the experience as an attending physician of saving the life of a patient in his care and in his 54 years at the national institute of health fighting every infectious disease that emerged in those 54 years and saving living. dr. fauci's work has saved millions upon millions of lives. >> who are the heros who are there in american life today? who are the ones that you would point out to young americans as figures who should inspire this country? >> dr. anthony fauci. he is a fine research top doctor at national institutes of health. working hard for research on the disease of aids. >> after years of the research and clinical struggle with hiv/aids, dr. fauci's work helped us get through the medical breakthroughs that meant aids was no longer a death sentence. and he did not believe that his moral responsibility as a physician, public health official stopped at the border. he convinced republican president george w. bush to fully fund a massive aids intervention project in af

do you regret listening to anthony fauci?o you regret giving him an award, a metal he said, i don't know who gave him that. what was the presidential medal? so he really came from the white house. i'm gonna go up to capitol hill now, lauren fox is with us. lauren, you have been listening to the whole hearing so far? and there has been a lot of back-and-forth about a lot of different things separate and apart from what we just heard briefly from marjorie taylor greene give us a more fulsome some sense of what is happening in that hearing room. >> yeah. >> i mean, the room is really tense. i was in and out of that hearing room over the course of the last several hours. and obviously the test steam one, you just heard from marjorie taylor greene really gets at that tension in the room, but it's not just her who's questioning doctor found cheese time at nih has legacy at nih. his time and management of the pandemic specifically getting the vaccine from the beginning to the end we could get shots and arms just within about a year'

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anthony fauci.ic research on a possible lab leak of the virus. >> i now quote from an email i sent to a professor on february 1st, 2020. jeremy, i just got off the phone with christian anderson and related his concern about the site mutation in the spike protein of the virus. i told him that as soon as possible he and eddie should get a group of evolutionary biologists together to carefully examine the data to determine if his concerns were validated and they should be reported to the appropriate authorities. i would imagine that in the usa this would be the fbi and in the uk it would be -- in the meantime i will alert my u.s. government official colleagues of my conversation with you and christian and determine what further investigation they recommend. let us stay in touch. it is inconceivable that anyone who reads this email could conclude that i was trying to cover up the possibility of a lab leak. i have always kept an open mind to the different possibilities. >> would you have any reason to co

thanks, anthony. so does everybody here. awesome anthony flores from the shark tank. they will be back to the top level soon. thanks, anthony. all right. still ahead. more news after the break, including the latest on steve bannon's effort to stay out of prison. what the supreme court ruled today involving when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com. removed to protect it from rough weather. pier has been moved to an israeli port as heavy surf hits that region. now, pentagon officials aren't sure if it'll be reestablished. that's because

anthony, we've been hearing so many stories, personal stories.a chance to speak with fans out there today. did they tell you any by chance? yeah. i think one of the great things about sports and really baseball in particular, is it brings families together. when willie mays was at the height of his game to say, hey, kid, baseball was the most popular sport in the country, and he was at the top of his game on the field. he did it with flash. he was a complete player and off the field he had a humility about him that people really loved. you ask any fans and really he's universally loved. there were no stories in particular about willie mays other than, oh, i remember watching him here when i first came, when my first time at the ballpark with my dad was to see willie mays. i brought my sons here. we talk about it. there's always the arguments. who's the best baseball player of all time? fathers and sons. fathers and daughters have those conversations, and that's what people remember most about willie mays. it just what he meant to the bay area. li

um we're seeing a lot of pressure internationally and domestically that is one anthony blink. and is he pushing on his a visit to the region since this conflicts begun? that is he's putting pressure on both sides, but this deal is being counted as in his riley deal. lincoln said before he took off for jordan, that netanyahu in his meetings with anthony blinking, did re assign the fact that israel were on board with this deal. but we haven't seen any public statements from the israeli government. so we certainly, it's probably too soon to say that that's 100 percent over the line from the as riley side. lincoln definitely putting a lot of pressure on her mouse, really putting the bowl in her muscles cause we know that also the un security council proposal was passed last nice homeless with memory also positive a making positive sounds about this deal, but we haven't had any official confirmation from that side, either this still is a major sticking point that both sides comp agree on, and that is the, the terms of a permanency file. so for, you know, many people to hostage fami

anthony flores, reporting for us in san jose. thank you anthony. let's move on now.e was known as the grandfather of american judo, a san jose state coach who helped build the sport has died. coach yoshi yoshida was 104 years old over the course of 70 plus years, he turned san jose state into a judo powerhouse. coach yoshida also led the charge to make judo an olympic sport really is a global legend here. he also established the first collegiate national championships. the building where the san jose state judo team practices is named after him. we spoke with coaches and former students about his impact. i'm grateful he was the greatest man i've ever known, and i'm grateful for the lessons that he taught me and my goal now my job, now my duty is to, is to use this to impact the next generation in the most positive of ways. and if i can be half the man that he was, then i've accomplished something with my life. amazing what he's done for san jose state and the olympic movement. coach yoshida's daughter tells us. the family appreciates all the love and all the support.

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anthony because let's talk about the team for a little bit. i mean, it's been a pretty bad five year stretch for the sharks, especially last year. they finished last. so it seems as though the team really needed this excitement down the stretch . we spoke with some fans here and one of them told me, hey, when you're down at the bottom, the only place to go is up. and that's what they're hoping. with this pick of macklin celebrini any time you fire your head coach, you know you've had a bad season. but as you mentioned, they've had five losing seasons in a row. and they are hoping with tonight's selection that will change. the sharks also have the number 11 overall pick. originally they had 14 but they moved up to get 11. so fans are still waiting here at sap center with anticipation for the next pick. anthony, i know it's only been 20 minutes ago since macklin was chosen and since he was picked, but i bet a lot of people are wondering when can they get the gear? can they get any right now? canadians again? well, for fans who were actually watc

anthony fauci. he has had the experience as an attending physician of saving the life of a patient to his care. saving lives. dr. fauci's work has saved millions upon millions of lives. >> who are the heros who were there in american life today? who are the ones you would point out to young americans as figures who should inspire this country? >> dr. fauci. he is a very fine research. he convinced republican president george w. bush to fully fund a massive aids intervention project in africa. called the president's emergency plan for aids relief. pepfar was the largest global health initiative for single disease in history. that was dr. anthony fauci's work. and that program saved over 25 million lives. >> there is nothing gay about these people engaging in incredibly offensive and revolting conduct that led to the proliferation of aids. >> there is a feeling of any number of professions or the general population. it has led to a little bit of a complacency about the approach ward this disease. >> d

gracias paola y anthony, como siempre, gracias.en redes y sin precedentes en estados unidos hay mÁs de 12 horas despuÉs. la conversaciÓn sigue con varios hashtags en tendencia. aquÍ pueden ver algunos de ellos. biden trump, presidente, y tambiÉn la enmienda 25, que se centra en las condiciones para reemplazar a un presidente. pero vamos a repasar exactamente cÓmo estuvo la noche de ayer. todo comenzÓ y terminÓ con memes. lo primero que sentimos fue esa ansiedad de la gente al no saber quÉ iba a pasar y quÉ iba a decir cada uno de los candidatos. luego muchos de ellos usaron el humor para resaltar esa pelea que estuvimos viendo entre biden y trump, viendo todo lo que estaban viendo, lo que estaban diciendo. ahora, durante el debate, una de las mayores crÍticas fue a biden . muchas personas decÍan que no se escuchaba bien y que parecÍa algo distraÍdo y bueno, un usuario dijo que debiÓ hablar de manera mÁs sencilla y tambiÉn mÁs precisa. estaba dÁndole algunas recomendaciones para que pudiera tener un mejor trabajo en ese debate. ahor

anthony fauci.ut tomorrow called, on call: a doctor's journey in public service. it is a really good read and an impressive history of someone who has been there for all of it for the past decades. seven presidents. dr. fauci, when i was in the a.i.d.s. movement, one of the things that affected my life was that people who were hiv-positive becoming hiv denial is and people decided it did not cause a.i.d.s. and if they were sick it was the anti-agb drugs. that was a things making them sick and they should take a natural course. i lost a lot of -- i had friends die because of that. i never knew what to do about it. now i feel like we have a national sickness that feels like it has echoes of that uncle that. do you see parallels? >> absolutely. the a.i.d.s. denial is have people in the united states die because of that but in south africa the president of south africa use the a.i.d.s. denial list as an excuse not to have drugs for the people in south africa. it was estimated over 300,000 south africans

anthony fauci. are getting your thoughts his -- how he handled covid-19 and the federal government's handling of the pandemic. lee in new york, republican. caller: hi. i consider dr. fauci a dangerous man who should be more deeply investigated. in january of 2020, i saw 2017 video of dr. fauci talking to an nih person. he said people stopped taking their influence of flu vaccine. we must make it more infectious -- infection -- infection was so they will be forced to take their influence of flu vaccine. shortly thereafter we had the pandemic. there was also a reference to an associate canadian virologist. this video was shown on either one america or newsmax. i don't member which one. it was shown twice in one day and then disappeared forever. host: have you googled it and looked see if it is accurate? caller: have a googled it? he was talking to the person. when you say accurate, he was speaking to this person. p was standing behind a table -- he was standing behind a table addressing his associate.

i started by asking anthony about what happened to him. experience i went to was i had a bad thing with the home office because i was supposed to visit my mum because she was sick. she was sick and injamaica. so i wanted to to take my passport to go to jamaica. but in doing that, i hold back travel because by then i had to show myjamaican id, but that was my passport. so by doing that, now they realize that to them i'm not british because i'm showing the jamaican passport. and how do you feel about what happened? how has that affected you? well, it stresses me out right now. my whole life is being upturned because the woman who helped me through all of this, she was great because i can't i can't knock her, she's done everything she could. but true that it puts a strain on the relationship because we went through so much, i can't blame herfor nothing. she was she's great, you know, it puts a lot of strain on me. i got copo. i have to be on medication for the rest of my life. and it's just another going through. another thing with the home o

you were secretary of state anthony, blinking is as israel's prime minister, has committed to a new truce in gaza and he's hopeful that her boss will to the un security council . gave it back into the plan overnight. the library golf. it's good to have you with this, we begin with a president and a plea to help his people today you. courtney and president problem is zalinski address, the german parliament here in berlin. he's in the german capital for a 2 day conference on ukraine's more time reconstruction. ukrainian leader has made an urgent appeal to supply his country with more air defense systems. he's being hosted by the german chancellor. i'll show you his called on allies to continue to support ukraine and it's reconstruction. a priority will be ukraine's energy sector, which has been devastated by russian air attacks. cities on the front lines have suffered the brunt of those assault. you create officials expect the cost to rebuild those areas to run in the hundreds of billions of dollars to lensky, appealed to german lawmakers today to ensure that russia is held to account. so y

anthony but this is_ share a panel with my friend anthony but this is a _ share a panel with my friendt step forward — but this is a very important step forward and ukraine is in a very difficult — forward and ukraine is in a very difficult and dangerous place military— difficult and dangerous place military supplies were blocked and that is— military supplies were blocked and that is change now but still in difficulty— that is change now but still in difficulty with difficulties of the front _ difficulty with difficulties of the front line and the combination of this deal— front line and the combination of this deal with america is potentially $50 million worth of slrpport— potentially $50 million worth of support coming to them is a huge step forward and massively important and at _ step forward and massively important and at least possible ukraine position— and at least possible ukraine position might not be enough, this makes _ position might not be enough, this makes an— position might not be enough, this makes an important successful g7 summit— makes an important successful g7 su

howard from our sports team, anthony greetings. so let's begin with what's happened on the fields were the biggest take away from the group face of brittany football. first off of the for the neutral view, it's just been a fantastic tournament type type. could i, for example, georgia tech to the field against portugal, and you would think half of portugal to popular one by 3 games on the way through. they were qualified. and the mean, i was like georgia essential for every told him i think you're always going to have the, the huge stands like england spine, portugal aly, whoever that is. and you rely, and what those big guns in the. but once a small time of georgia stands off, it's that little wildcard in the deck, they don't just fall over. i don't just full. i that i paid them to now, and they're celebrating into the corner and everything goes into carol's. and there's nothing like sitting fans who weren't expecting everything to get a little something like this through to the group vice and the last 16. that's really the terry o

anthony. this year it celebrated its 150th anniversary.me , the church was built on the site of the one that burned down. the temple was erected by the puslovsky family with the support of count muravyov and local authorities. peasants provided settlement assistance. unfortunately, the name of the architect has not survived to this day, but he has something to be proud of, because today the temple is a recognized architectural monument of the 19th century. for your information. especially if the church is old, the statue is often surrounded by memorial plaques with the inscription "thank you saint anthony." saint anthony is the patron saint not only of the poor, but also of those traveling, so if you are an avid wanderer, a visit to the church will definitely not be amiss. and here’s what we’re grateful for: the saint is often turned to as a helper in finding lost valuables, and since the end of the 19th century century has spread. don’t feed us bread, let us travel, unfortunately, acquaintance with a small but historically unique city is

you are a secretary of state's anthony big concerns. israel's prime minister has committed to a new truce and gaza and he's hopeful i'm not going to. the un security council gave its backing overnight. the manager, welcome ukrainian president of all the domains and landscape is in berlin for a 2 day conference on ukraine's post for the company. he has a giant press conference with german jobs to own our souls whose trust, building support for ukraine. so landscape will speak to government representatives and private investors about reconstruction efforts. a priority will be ukraine, span of the sector, which has been devastated by russian add a tax. so it is on the front lines of stuff at the front of those attacks. ukrainian officials expect the costs to rebuild those areas to run into the hundreds of millions of dollars. as the town of both chanced, one of many on the front lines in recent months and ashes after relentless russian bombardment and a war that rages on with no let up. over more than 2 years of conflict, ukraine has lost 10 percent of its housing. many of its farms are full

host: ok, anthony there in candidate. still call to tell us what■8■ated, even though you do not necessarily support either. this is bill and pennsylvania, supporter of president biden. hello. ller yes, i am bill. i want them to debate on the economy. i want biden to tell what he is going to do to try to help the economy get better. i believe there are certain them debate on that.ot know whe, host: what would you like them to they going to get better in some kind of waand how you going to try to get to it. in it is true that we can drill oil in texas or other esit states that have never been touched before. is there truth to that? host: ok. reuters, looking at the economy tomorrow, one of t topics that will probably come up in the debate, immigration, saying several voters who supported mr. biden in 2020 said he needs to address immigration during the debate. mr. biden took office in 2021 trump's restrictive border policies, but he has struggled with record numbers of migrants illegally crossing the u.-mearlier this month,

anthony, let me ask you about one of those pieces of litigation.was working on a lot and one of the pieces talks about the aclu is preparing litigation that would challenge the insurrection act which is something that scares people, the potential for that. if donald trump tries to send troops into american cities let's say. it's a litigation apparatus or effort, how concerned are you about that possibility and what does that look like, the effort the aclu is preparing? >> thank you for and i'm glad to be here with patrick and colleagues and talk about what we are doing. we have to move beyond admiring the problem. there is no time for handwringing and no way to spend -- we need to identify the threats. we need to lay out a for what of the worst threats were to come to pass. in litigation, it takes time. you have to think through the theories and the venues. what types of clients, where you would file, what are the best cases to run the gauntlet on. part of that we are doing now and mapping out these different issue areas, how do we amass the legal

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, we want to discuss the influence of the zionist lobby on the canadian government with professor anthony hall, a retired university professor from canada, but before that we will see a report together and then we will start our conversation. the representatives are giving their speech to approve the new laws. for the people who are here outside the parliament. go there right now. these comings and goings are caused by the presence of isis in the heart of canada. terrorists who entered the canadian parliament in ataba. we were walking when that man pulled out a gun he fired an arrow. we saw most of the people running. a woman with a baby doll was running towards us. the emergence of isis has made everyone nervous , especially these attacks. this is only one. it was one of isis's attacks on western countries. at a time when the days passed and isis gained more power and increased the geographical scope of its attacks. still, no one stepped forward to fight it. but at the same time, iran took action to fight this terrorist group. with one of his military arms called the corps, he sent to or

and that some of us are going to be a state anthony big concerns. israel's foreign minister has committed to a new truth in gaza and he's hopeful from austin to un security council gave its backing overnight. and the frogs prefers to break upon difficult to move the leader of the countries conservative republicans most to join forces with the far right ahead of snap elections. later this month, the management of you're welcome, ukrainian president of the meeting semanski has been addressing the german follow me and she hadn't been using the german capital for a 2 day conference on ukraine's war time reconstruction. the ukrainian leader has made an audit opinion to supply his country with mo and defense systems. he's being hosted by german johnson, the old off shoals who's called on allies to continue to support ukraine. and it's reconstruction. high priority wouldn't be it's energy sector, which has been devastated by russian ad attacks. the cities on the front line have suffered the brunt of those attacks. you're creating and officials expect the costs to rebuild those areas to run into

anthony fauci.s director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease for 54 years. he has a new book out entitled on call, a doctor's journey in public service. he joins us now for his first live interview ahead of the book's publication tomorrow. >> thank you for having me. >> i feel like i have been counting on you a lot of my life to explain things and i feel like one of the things i'm counting on you for now is bearing a lot of slings and arrows that you don't deserve. and so i wanted to give you a chance, i set up this interview with some strong words about the way that you have been targeted. i wanted to give you a chance to brush me back if you think that was inappropriate or any of that was wrong. >> no, i think you're right. that's the thing that i experienced most recently at the congressional hearing, where the purpose of the hearing was to -- the stated purpose of the hearing was to figure out how we can do better, learn by our mistakes, and be better prepared for the ine

. >> reporter: meet anthony holen, who you might say owes his career to a shark just like this one.anniversary version of the original that appeared in the movie "jaws," which was shot here on the island of martha's vineyard in 1974. there it is, that speck on top of quint's shack in case you missed it. but islanders got a look and suddenly wanted sharks of their own. so travis tuck, who had been working as a welder on the film and got paid $150 to make that first shark, found himself in business. after "jurassic park," steven spielberg even ordered a velociraptor. enter anthony holand in 1997, as a summer apprentice. >> did you understand instantly that this was going to be your life's calling? >> i did not. i thought, you know what? this is a great opportunity. let's see where it takes me. >> reporter: by 2001, when he and travis tuck made a 10-foot-long nittany lion, penn state university's mascot, holan knew the answer. he took over the workshop when tuck died in 2002. >> what's a vane? >> a vane. a vane comes from the word feign, which is the anglo-saxon word for flag. >> repor

anthony fauci?ident trump and what i hope he will offer is access to all of the records. right now the nih is withholding records. they're withholding records more so than the cia or the fbi. they have completely withheld all records of the decision-making process on whether or not this research was dangerous or gain of function. so i hope trump will open the books. i hope trump will say you can look at everything and that my committee will be allowed to investigate this thoroughly because we've been hampered by the biden administration. if he does that, he'll go a long way towards getting some voters who are still skeptical about the lockdowns and about the trump administration's reaction to the virus who want to see more strength and opposition to the deep state within the public health administration. maria: so your expectations is, is that president trump could still win the election despite what has taken place? what is your reaction to the conviction and the guilty conviction? >> you know, a s

2 20 years for anthony fauci. he's called the special advise r to the head of the agency, which anthony fauci is. but todaad oagency wy, anthony d not run fast enough. and the real question is this if we were to get a prosecutor someday, maybe a newne presidential administration that ask david mirandaw underrg oath and says you're going to go, you're going to be punished for destroying recordsr ,you may see prison time.y would you be willing to give us the full storseekon time,y ot anthony fauci knew and when he knew it? i think there's a great deal to d wh hthing be had, but i thinke the reasons miranda is the fall guy here, and they chose himguy, as a fall guy. he's been paid for over a year, noeet to work, so he's on paid leave for over a year. maybaie years now for the nih. k they've never made him. >> but let me let me askask yo you this. the nih recently officially admitted, finally admitted taxpayer funded gain of functio, taxpayn. okay.a now we're learning that new scientist receives $710 million in royalt

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you're a secretary of state anthony big concerns. israel's foreign minister has committed to a new post in gaza and he's hopeful how mosque went to the un security council gave its backing overnight and from profess to break up political trouble. the leader of the countries conservative republicans moves to join forces with the far right ahead of stop election states of this month. the i'm british front of you're welcome, ukrainian president. one of the means that landscape has been addressing the german parliament in berlin. he's in the capital drummond, capital, i'm sorry for a 2 day conference on ukraine's post for the company that ukrainian leader has made an agent to pay the supply his country with more air defense systems. he's being hosted by german johnson, the old off charles, who's called on allies to continue to support ukraine and it's reconstruction. a priority would be its energy sector, which has been devastated by russian ad attacks. the cities on the front lines have suffered the brunt of those attacks. ukraine and officials expect the costs to rebuild those areas to ru

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when he bought a 38 this could be politically embarrassing for his father, president biden, doctor anthony fauci will testify before congress he may be in for a rough time he admitted to 6 feet social distancing and masking rules were not based on science, latebreaking news with political implications. venezuela migrant arrested he allegedly shot to police officers in new york city early this morning, one injured, the migrant arrived very recently crossing the border at eagle pass texas. on the show today two different sentences for the same offense, hilary gets an $8000 fine because her campaign falsely claim that money for the steele dossier was for legal services, trump might go to jail because he saw guilty on the same offense. we will check out the foul on caitlin clark yield racial animosity in the wnba. one day june 32024th, "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪. stuart: hall of fame from william as we look at sixth avenue, i'm not sure the cigna significance hall of fame. his nondescript hall of fame we're playing not because donald trump got a massive stated ovation at the u

anthony is with rockland trusts. first, we have micron. seema mody has the details in our report. >> it came down to the lackluster guidance, but it comes after a 6 a% run in micron shares this year. will benefit. right north we're watching micron trade down by about 6.5%. nvidia is down as well. guys? >> thank you, seema. anthony, you're up. what's your trade on micron? >> i would continue to hold micron here. we've seen this playbook over and over in press months, with companies with ai exposure trading down, just because the market wanted more of a near term. i think it's pretty well posit positioned. the important part as investors, we've gotten more visibility in the last two, three months. they should have the opportunity to generate well over $10 per share of earnings power, perhaps even materially more than that. so, if you own it, i would continue to hold it here. >>> walgreens on boost of its biggest drop, with a potential of dropping a lot of stores. bertha coombs has the details. >> walgreens hitting a 26-year low, lowering the

anthony fauci. although never officially charged with a crime, he had a senior adviser who found himself in hot water recently. he deleted e-mails and helped keep evidence secret. when the good doctor was asked about supporting this guy, we know he received federal grants for his work with the wouhan la. >> i may have discussed him because he is a grand -- >> you made that up, you are testifying he made that up? >> excuse me. >> you are testify ing the doctr made that up. >> i don't know where he got that, that is not true. >> laura: democrats were outraged dr. fauci were asked questions at all. >> dr. fauci, we owe you an apology for the way we have raked you through the mud and none have said, here is where you go to get your good name and reputation back. thank you. you are a world-renowned scientist and patriot. >> your leadership to administration saved countless lives and resources, we owe you a debt of gratitude. >> laura: a debt? he was highest paid and received first year pension payout acc

anthony fauci?y are not and that's not what i was referring to. >> in reference to making it hard for people to get education, travelling, working i'd say it was very much in context. >> trace: out to coast tommy laren standing by first to the chief washington correspondent michael manual good afternoon mike. >> good afternoon trays. the face of the government dr. anthony fauci response to the covid-19 pandemic testified about his leadership and the government's response to covid-19. he testified for about 3 hours before a house select subcommittee and talked about the theories that perhaps he had tried to cover up a lab leak being part of the explanation for work covid-19 was developed. he called it also and preposterous. another key issue dr. anthony fauci admitted these 6 but social distancing rule that was not based on scientific study, he said it was the centre for disease control dictating policy. tempers flared when marjorie taylor green refused to call him doctor. >> the type of science you

anthony.ci cover the origins of the covid virus as well as overall us preparedness for any next pandemic during congressional testimony today, he also spoke about threats he and his family had received, including credible death threats republicans on the house subcommittee lobbed a number of personal attacks at him, which democrats defendant mr. fauci, you also represent the type of science that you where you confess that you made up the covid roles included in here, which six feet social distancing and masking of children. >> i never said i made anything else. you admitted that you made up you might say, well, i made it up so are you saying this is fake news, mr. now? >> i made anything up. what did you say? i said that it is not based in science and adjust appeared, but this is science what is dogs have to do with anything that we're talking about today, your scientific experiments. this is what you signed off on. do you think that's appropriate to the american people deserve to be abused li

anthony fauci, the grilling house republicans gave him over the covid pandemic. and what he gave them back in return. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin tonight, keeping them honest with what but looks to be the shape of things to come. as the leader of the republican party, the self-proclaimed rule of law party faces a july sentencing date for 34 felony convictions increasingly, that means republicans are attacking and criminal justice system. they've longed, claimed to support threatening to investigate and defunded, even threatening to defund the entire federal government all because a jury of 12 americans did what juries are entrusted to do, listen to evidence, and reach a verdict we are in a serious country anymore. we're literally a banana republic. so what does it matter if funding the government, the american people don't give a let's georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene talking to cnn's manu raju separately in a new letter scene and obtain today the house judiciary chairman jim jordan is proposing to defund federal and st

anthony and anthony, they had the negatives. so they promoted a series on the war for the union. maybe they're being clear on what they feel once again. they did it alongside other products. you see this throughout the whole time period. i found these. ohio, wisconsin, pennsylvania, vermont, iowa, minnesota indiana and kansas. now, key there is there was one set of the ads in south carolina. but by 1869, they no marketed series. and perhaps because, as we all know, the changing to start reconstruction. but they'll never able to advertise this in south. there aren't many stereo views of the south, and that's kind of keyour story, the wars 25th anniversary they generated interest and. soe hold of the negatives, reproduced them and what they got there, what i found my work sort of middle age ntalg the war. and they're probably the only pe nostalgia. john c taylor remember t i believe it was connecticut. he worked again with the big stereo view company and he had a catalog and this catalog is very revealing, according to the catalog, quote, the war for the union was composed of quote

perform and the negativity will go away — it was a simple message from anthony gordon who was on mediay for the england team today ahead of their last 16 tie against slovakia at euro 202a. they've been underwhelming so far, but did top their group to get through. our sports correspondent andy swiss joins us now. any clues as to how they might line up on sunday? well, we cannot be sure yet, not least because england's training session today was behind closed doors, away from the eyes of the media, but we do know is that phil foden is back with the england camp. he went home for a few days after england's last match for the birth of his third child, but he was back training with england this morning. that is obviously encouraging news that he is available for selection, as is anthony gordon and that despite the fact that gordon took a little bit of a tumble on wednesday. he was out riding an e box and england's training camp. he fell often and badly grazed his chin and also his hands is well, but thankfully nothing too serious that he is good to go. people have been suggesting that perha

i'm anthony, how, thanks for being with us. really, id nation said code for the territorial integrity of you trying to be the basis of any agreement to end 2 years of war with russia. the call came after a 2 day pay summit in switzerland, which was not attended by russia or l. i. china. the final communique also demanded the return of adapted children and political prisoners, but more than a 1000 countries including major and on the lines nation nations rather chose not to endorse the declaration. the switch summit was the 1st high level forum focused on a pathway to p as the 1st of all the war effort. it was also in the attempt by the west to involve all the countries in peace f. it's based on international little this is not about wide or left political ideas. this is not about northern or seldom countries. this is about respect of international lo. i'm human rights as foundational principles. before leaving together, the consequences of the invasion go far beyond the confines of your. indeed, in many ways, africa has been th

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and we also heard that again from anthony blink. and as a conference in jordan, then absolutely a seas far is needed to address those the military needs. and of course of course, for the guys instead, the future is totally uncertain because they also don't know what really happened afterwards. corresponding talking agreement with the leaders from jerusalem to 9 ton. you as always thank you. a y anthony blinking has announced more than $400000000.00 in fresh aid for displace palestinians in gaza. he was speaking at a humanitarian aid conference in jordan, which was also attended by error of leaders blinking, also called on israel to speed up the inspection of aid trucks and reduced civilian casualties. here's more from the us, secretary of state, and all the policies civilian suffering and gaza. we know they're not numbers, they're not extractions they're human beings, their children, their women, their man who all want the same things that we want for ourselves. and for our loved ones, just like the people who were murdered in israe