barbara had a stun gun.n malfunction malfunctioned. so, wolfe stepped out of the bathroom with his gun. >> he said, so he had the gun wrapped in a towel and he showed me like this. he said picked up and fired one shot. and about that time, harry britton came into the room and said, he's not dead yet. he is still breathing. shoot him again. so he said, i shot him again. and that shot killed him. and they put david's body in the back of high-res vw. and transported it to the site where they had already pre dug the grave so all they had to do is just lay his body in there and cover him up. >> but that was in the end of wolfe's tail. a year after the murder, he said, he got a call from harry britton. >> he had learned they were going to build a new walmart right there. >> where the bones were buried. >> where the bones were. and harry, michael wolfe said, told him you have to come back down here with the bones. that's in order. >> flew wolfe back to florida. >> michael says, that he went out there in the middle

barbara joins us with her daughter.s what happened after you got the second dose. >> well come on march 3rd, i got my second dose. i woke up on march 4th, i got a horrific pain in my right eye. it was so bad. the next thing i know, i'm on the floor, in my bedroom. my husband said "let me try to get you on the bed." i couldn't get up. my left side was so bad. that's the last i remember. the next thing i'm told by my family that my son came, and he saw that i was really bad. i started vomiting. he called my daughter. my daughter called the emergency, and they came, and they took me to the hospital. >> laura: and then you ultimately, barbara, had to go to fairfax county hospital, you had to be taken there, and what was the diagnosis? >> well, they took me by helicopter, and they were letting me die, i'm going to tell you, they were letting me die. with my son was not in the e.r. with me, they said to my son, "there's nothing we can do," and "she's comfortable, just let her go," and my son went ballistic, and he got yelling

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it's called george and barbara bush, the great american love story, i think. it's just a sweet, wonderful book. and i know you, i think you have a story to share with us. >> so ellie and kelly who helped with the book, they came to the bush library and did a lot of research. these scrapbooks mrs. bush kept were amazing. when we did the museum on the tenth, for the tenth anniversary one of the reasons we wanted to redo the exhibits because we have discovered these scrapbooks, the amazing stuff. like you said their 125, 150 of them. we had been through them all but apparently we hadn't been through them all in great detail. so there's one from 1945. and ellie and kelly are going through the scrapbook and the open a page and there's an envelope just a letter envelope sealed up and it's got the names of people who attended the dinner. so they opened the envelope, and inside the envelope is the wishbone from the first thing skipping turkey george and barbara bush had in 1945. mrs. bush was always great about this. the guests that all came. just lovely and everyone

it was his ranch in santa barbara. did mrs. reagan love the ranch as much as the president did or did she love ronald reagan and put up with the ranch? i think it was the it was this was not a place that she would have chosen to spend her time. in fact when? were there she would usually spend most of her time by the pond on the phone with her friends? the other thing but she knew ronald reagan needed this. she knew that this rejuvenated him. the other thing is that the reagans used camp david. more than any other president before or since because she and they would usually go with just a few aids so that they could just have the place. pretty much themselves the secret service would make a point of giving them 50 feet, you know, she did understand that that her husband really needed this time to himself and at one point richard allen the national advisor the first one here's from michael devers and says. you need to quit loading the president down. with these hundreds of pages of paperwork when he goes to camp david on the week

barbara starr is at the pentagon and anna coren is on the ground in kabul. folk this is weekend with a lot of experience in afghanistan. they described to me in catastrophic terms what that country looks like after this withdrawal. and i just wonder, the folks you speak to in the pentagon, do they share that view? we know president biden made this decision over the objection of the senior military commanders. >> well i think there is a good deal of concern about the way ahead now in afghanistan. there will be about 650 u.s. troops remaining there, mainly for security. but indeed general miller as expected stepping down. it is all being turned over to other personnel for this very narrow mission in the country. which is basically enough security to keep the embassy open, keep the airport open and in fact some additional air defense capability has now been put at the airport to protect against rockets and mortars. but a lot of concern publicly the language is diplomacy, trying to get the taliban back to the peace table, trying to make the taliban convinced tha

bush and his daughter barbara bush. they will be discussing president bush's newest book "out of many,one" . out without further ado resident bush and barbara bush. >> to joann. thanks everyone for joining ustonight i . >> how are you? >> i'm good, congratulations on your new book, "out of many, one" . >> thank you to barnes and noble for helping sell it. they've always been unbelievably helpful to authors including me and great company and i'm honored to be with you as the moderator. >> thanks dad, i'm excited to dive into your book but first i know that many in our audience might be surprised to see you in your new role as that of an artist. i don't remember talking about arts all that much growing up with you so i wonder if you could tell us how you decided to take up painting. how did you end up in my mister ? >> i know it's a shock to you and your mother and your sister and a lot of other people are very surprised. barbara, after the presidency i was busy but i miss learning. and i read winston churchill's essay pa

well, they w correspondent barbara available is near pinta barbara. the scale of the flooding was overwhelming. more than 48 hours on now, do we have a clear picture of just how widespread and how serious the damage is? the picture is pretty clear, anthony, and it is total devastation wherever you look around here. all these small tributaries of the river moves who was carrying the masses of water. all you see is rubble. everything is covered in debris and water dirge. in front of people's houses. you see their furniture, you see everything they have owned that is, has been collected there. people know, just trying to clean out their houses, throw everything out here in the river, in the water a bit further down. we can see still cars that have been torn away by the floods and that's submerged in the order. so it will also be difficult to clean up the rivers that have really contributed to this devastating floods. never have people seen anything for 200 years in this area within living memory, there is nothing similar as so often it is really the smal

barbara, the suggestion that i made about allen weisselberg. you know him, barbara, what is the chance that maybe not for him, but for his kids he would be willing to talk about things that prosecutors would be interested in? >> i know allen he is and he is a regular person. he was when i knew him. i know money and power corrupts. i cannot imagine him jeopardizing his children for any reason. he would not do it. i cannot see him going to jail to be honest with you. >> and you think any loyalty to the trump family would yield to the interest to his own family. the question is, do you think, barbara, that he knows things that could be trouble for the former president with prosecutors? >> absolutely. without a question. anything that allen did, that resulted in some kind of illegality or against the law, trump knew about. nothing big happened to the trump organization without trump's knowledge. >> all right, so, elliott, we don't know the rg wcharges, but know we have never season a former president in any way come under the scrutiny of criminal c

you know, barbara, curious. in the tenth congressional district you represented in virginia, are they going to view liz cheney and adam kinzinger as somehow republicans in democrats' clothing? or is the average sort of moderate maybe right-leaning voter going say, huh. well, cheney, that seems like a bipartisan investigation to me. i mean, is this where mccarthy has miscalculated? >> i think he has. in my former district trump got all of 38% in the last election. he is not thought of positively at all, but i certainly did hear yesterday from republicans and former republicans who aren't democrats but would like to have a party again they were very encouraged by the hearing, but also encouraged by races like last night that people can run on their own pine do think, if you trust the voters here going into next year, i think there are a lot of people who don't want to have someone like an eric greatgreatin in missouri. they understand they can lose the senate. like a scandal plague. a big politico story on max mil

new york, and the lead counsel for democrats in the first impeachment trial for president trump in barbara quaid of the first district of new york, and thankfully for us, a msnbc legal analyst. and ken, i will begin with you, what we have learned so far about these charges are based on what the attorneys representing alan weisselberg, and certainly from the trump organization side, so, you don't know what is coming out of the indictments when we see them, but lay out for us some of the charges that we are expecting to see. >> that is a terrific point that you are making, ayman. you don't know, but from our colleague tom winter who is in the courtroom, we believe that the charges are in part, a tax avoidance scheme by the trump organization which is a scheme to pay the employees lavish benefits in lieu of a salary. so now they are asking for documents of tuition paid on behalf of a grandchild of alan weisselberg, and a leased mercedes-benz, and the charges are almost never brought as a criminal matter, but almost always a civil matter between the taxpayer, and the irs, and that seems to be

w correspondent, barbara, available reporting for us from sophia. thank you so much. the tennis now and to novak yoke of which has claimed his fixed wimbledon victory to equal the record for most a grand slam titles. he recovered from losing the 1st set to be italy's mateo but a teeny in 4 sets in sunday's final. and the victory put the joke of its level alongside roger federer and raphael, an adult on 20 major titles. this was the man's house with stopping back, joe could make some getting closer to tennis history. makia very tv wasn't simply that to make up the numbers coming back from 5 to down. so when the 1st that's on a tie break and proving he could go to tell you with a well number one, even if it requires some creativity, joke of it. she's the world's best player for a reason. he absorbed everything, the italian throughout him showing off a list the 15000 crowd was mostly on very teeny side just to be great things. having caps very teeny bay. he was twice denied himself on championship points for stealing. it's on the 3rd 20 grand prices now. novak beach 3 th

a barbara, you've got more details that what can you tell us now the family of peter the freezer, said that he had lost the battle against his injuries. they were really grave. we immediately knew that after the attack against him, and so his chances of survival might have been quite slim in so many office that they wanted to grieve in peace and solitude at the moment and not to be in none. it was a political statements from all sides and they reminded the family reminded everyone in the netherlands and beyond of the motto of peter to freeze that you couldn't be free on bended knee. and that means that he was always ready to stand up against what he saw is injustice. there. he took up many cold cases, for instance, in the netherlands, where people and after murderous with voters, for instance, had not been to brought to justice. and that was, of course, the point here, he had not wanted police protection. that states had offered him that because they knew that he was in danger because of this gang land trial that you already mentioned. but he denied it. and he said, i don't want to liv

joining us now is barbara mcquaid, the former u.s.er of the committee what would be the focus of your questions? how would you go after what you were looking for? >> tomorrow lawrence, we will hear from four of the police officers who were there that day. and i think that is a wonderful way to start. we want to hear what they saw, heard, the injuries they suffered and continue to suffer as a result of this. i think it is really important to debunk some of the myths that have formed already around january 6, that the people were ordinary tourists. i think hearing firsthand from them will be important. moving on it is important to understand about the intelligence failures. why we didn't collect information and then share it to the right representatives. and then when the response came, why it was that there was such a lengthy delay while we waited for the national guard to show up. and then of course the role that the big lie that president trump won the election played there in motivating it. >> we will follow the evidence wherever it

barbara hope zuckerberg. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most of today. mutual of america financial group, retirement services and investments. >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contract wireless plans, designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. to learn more, visit www.consumercellular.tv. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. a big week for congress and the biden administration is looming with decisions on infrastructure legislation and on the investigation of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. today house speaker nancy pelosi said she intends to name representative adam kinzinger, a republican, to the special committee investiga

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joining us now is barbara mcquade, former u.s. school. she is an msnbc legal analyst. barbara, as a member of the committee, what would be the focus of your questions? how would you go after what you're looking for? >> well tomorrow of course lawrence, we will hear from four of the police officers who were there that day. i think that's a wonderful way to start. we want to hear about what they saw, what they heard. the injuries they suffered. and continue to suffer as a result of this. i think it's important to debunk some of the myths that have formed up already around january six. that the people there were just ordinary tourists. i think hearing firsthand from them will be very important. but then moving on i think it's important to understand about the intelligence failures. why we did not collect information. and share to the right representatives. and the response when it came, why was it there was such a lengthy delay, well we waited for the national guard to show up. i think those are important. and of course the role that

he wore in expensive suits and his loving wife barbara would routinely sew up the holes of his pocket so he could get just a few more years out of the suits. legend has it he once noticed a mustard stain on his shirt and he painted over it with white out so he could get right back to work. his glasses were always kept precariously on the end of his nose. he would ask you with a piercing glaze and despite his small stature he was incredibly intimidating figure. largely due to that gaze comets intellect incredible work ethic. no more with us and leading the permanent subcommittee on investigations also known as psi. carl held the gavel, getting a letter or a phone call from his investigative staff stroke fear into the most powerful and most corrupt figures in america. in fact folks in washington would say under carl's leadership the letters psi had a completely different meaning to many people. they stood for pretty scarys. investigation. : : : everyday folks. the michiganders and the americans who are working hard every day to pay the bills and are playing by the rules. he was furious

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there was a tweet that came out from barbara about it she says earlier today former senator barbara boxerr cell phone and jumped in a waiting car. she is thankful she was not seriously injured. that's right. if she had fallen to the ground on the concrete, i mean she is an elderly woman at this point. you know, something could have happened. she said she ran to verizon, i guess, she wanted to save her grand kids' photos. you know, as she deleted her data she had her priorities. i agree with that you want to save those photos. i think, steve, what bothered me about her statement is she followed it with a statement in the "l.a. times" that you brought up. go ahead and tell them. steve: former senator pushed back at people who would say what happened to her is an example of rising crime under democratic leadership. you know, that apparently was something she was concerned about. and her quote is democrats have no intention of defunding the police. they want better policing. and then she went on to detail how during her senate career. she was all about trying to provide better protection in t

barbara boxer attacked and robbed in broad daylight. senator boxer is my guest tonight. let go "outfront". >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight speaking the truth. four officers who risked their lives on january 6th one by one detailing the physical, verbal, racist attacks they encountered that day. here is officer michael fanone. i was trying to push people off of me. there were individuals trying to grab my gun. i remember one lunging at me time and time again trying to grab my gun and i heard people in the crowd yelling get his gun, kill him with his own gun. and words to that effect. i feel like i went to hell and back to protect them and the people in this room but too many are telling me that hell doesn't exist or that hell actually wasn't that bad. the indifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful! >> officer harry dunn gut wrenching testimony detailing the blatant racism he endured when he mentioned the i election and i warn you, what you're about to hear right now is disturbing. >> i do my best to keep politics out of my job, but in this c

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todd: barbara boxer assaulted and robbed in broad daylight in oakland.ea sees a spike in retail theft in broad daylight. jillian: san francisco community advocate who ran for mayor in 2018, ricci greenberg. the tweet reason the assailants pushed her in the back almost all her cell phone and jumped an awaiting car. tell me what is going on in that city. >> a pleasure to be here. it is outrageous. san francisco and the bay area including across the bay bridge seeing this tremendous surge in brazen robberies, assaults and most often with guns. it is terrifying to san franciscans. jillian: why is it happening? >> criminals have been given the green light. we see clearly whatever ideologues are in office are feeling their policies, their policies a failed, we are being failed and there is no criminal justice at all, we have road activist das and judges that most often are in cahoots with the district attorney's to not hold criminals accountable. todd: why federal intentions turn us out? >> we see those in power, the elected officials doing what they want and

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work with republicans and anyone else in terms of taking senate bill 1 in this particular bill, the barbara jordan elections act, and see whether we can strike compromises to make certain all persons in the state of texas are able to vote, that's transparent, and that is secure. >> outside of texas, republicans have opted for other novel ways to undermine our democracy. for example, sham election audits like the ones still taking place in arizona. the brennan center for justice reports that similar partisan reviews are now taking place or being proposed in wisconsin, in michigan, in georgia, and in pennsylvania. quote, the proposed election reviews failed to satisfy basic security, accuracy, and reliability measures and the auditors themselves fail to meet

ready this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news that we're live from london. thank you for joining us. coming out from the next 60 minutes. germany's chancellor describes a surreal and ghostly scene as she towards the devastation wrought by sundays, catastrophic flooding negotiations between the african government and the taliban rock up and how they.

bush, and his daughter, barbara bush, discussing president bush's new book "out of many, 1: portraitsamerica's immigrants". without further a do, president bush and barbara bush. >> host: thanks to everyone for joining us tonight at high, dad. >> guest: how are you? >> host: i am good, congratulations on your new book "out of many, 1: portraits of america's immigrants". >> guest: thank you very much and i want to thank barnes & noble for helping sell it. they have always been unbelievably helpful to authors including me, great company and i am honored to be with you as the moderator. >> host: thanks, dad. i know that many in our audience might be surprised to see you in the new role of an artist. i don't remember talking about art growing up with you. i hope you can tell us why you decided to take up painting. how do you end up on this journey? >> guest: it is little bit of a shock to you and your mother and sister. a lot of other people are very surprised. after the presidency i was busy but i missed learning. i read winston churchill's as a painting is a pastime. i always admired ch

ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our life from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes device shaken by an explosion, as a fire breaks out on a container ship anchored in the city's main port, shock and condemnation. after haiti's, president of an invoice is assassinated.

but when most people ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello barbara. this is be just the news that we're live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 25 dead is china's hunan province is hit by it's worth.

w correspondent, barbara diesel, who filed that report from sophia. hi barbara. the previous election in april produced a fragmented parliament that fail to form a viable coalition. will it be different this time? that is not quite sure, michael, and that is the big problem and danger in the 2nd round of elections because people if then again, failed would become incredibly frustrated. however, the main opposition parties are talking together and they say that their best chance is to fall minority government and let themselves be supported by the form of communist party who is the day called socialist party when they don't want to form an alliance with. but who might support their program of cleaning up the country and really changing and renewing the political system at the position has a problem in so far as their political ideas are quite divergent. and so it's not quite clear what might emerge at the end. but among the guarantee, the desire for change, the will for change. it's really quite strong over that report that we just heard from you makes it very cle

barbara pep on stairs. it's right on the confluence of 2 rivers that ultimately inundated the town. what are you seeing there on the ground where you are? we had to climb up on the hill, michael, in order to talk to you because down there in the town you see behind us here in the valley, there is no mobile network. there is no gas, no electricity, no, nothing to tell and was really inundating. it looks like a war zone. cars overturned? how is this broken down and it's just delivery everywhere. sick kid tests are catastrophic images and people are now on this day because the weather is turned. as you can see, the sun has come out. i know trying to start in slowly clean up the buildings, bought a lot of heavy machinery down the work in and pushing a broken down car, threes and everything together in order to at least clear the streets. because from where we are, there's only one way down into the valley and everything else is blocked off. it's a broken record from town or town and country to country in the west. the belgian king and, and queen were there yesterday to win their support

w correspondent, barbara visa reporting for us from sophia. thank you so much. well, last month was the hardest june on record in the united states, and it's unlikely july will bring any rest wipes. the west coast is sweltering under yet a nother heat wave in northern california firefighters are battling to control a wildfire which has doubled in size. 3000 people have been ordered to leave their homes, and fires are also raging in several other states. and meanwhile, the canadian province of british columbia has been registering record temperatures . the impact on ecosystems is devastating. scientists say up to a 1000000000 shellfish may have perished, thighs like days in western canada and normally ideal for shellfish, they thrive in the secluded nutrient rich waters. but muscles and clans don't do well in extreme hate. and the regions, recent heat wide, has literally cooked them alive. never smelled like this. never smelled like this before. the british columbia agriculture industry depends largely on the regions. mog climate that is changing. bombing familie

. >>> plus, former senator barbara boxer mugged in oakland. this morning the city vowing to crack down on crime. >>> and an expensive build. why building your home here in the bay area will cost you more than anywhere else in the world. this is "today in the bay." >>> are we surprised anymore? i don't know. >>> hey, everybody. good tuesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to that commute in a bit. first, let's start with that forecast. meteorologist kari hall tracking it for us. >>> it's tuesday, we made it past monday, and we're watching rain here and there. storm ranger is on it and is scanning t any of that headed our way. there is some rain moving off the central coast and away from the bay area, but we also have some showers producing lightning off the coast. but that's heading up to eureka. as of now everything is all quiet for us here. i'll be watching this as we still could see a chance of rain throughout the morning. mike, how is it looking right now for the early morn

thank you barbara. we start with one of the most anticipated races of the tokyo games. australia is the area on tit miss nicknamed the terminate that i'm for good reason. chase down defending champion and wild record holder, katie deducting to clinic to 400 meter freestyle gold. but it was a coach, dean buck, so he really grabbed the attention with his wild celebration. solving that victory is emotional reaction, unsurprisingly, gone viral. like i would not be here without him. so i think for him it was very exciting moment as well. and classic dane reaction. but the thing that made me quite emotional is actually seeing him watch my mental ceremony. he was crying and i was trying to contain contain the emotions that just to see how much it made his eye to 97 years. but the philippines finally have limpid gold battle. it was highland d as he won the women's 55 kilograms weight lifting competition. she secured victory on have final left to win with a total of 224 kilograms. she was a silver med list at th

my air of corruption correspond to barbara. thank you, barbara. going to the caucuses nation of georgia, now attentions have been inflamed, after television journalists covering an attack on l. g. b. teach you protest was found dead in his apartment. alexander last caravan has been severely beaten by right wing rioters. a few days ago. attacked for doing his job. now found dead camera men alexander less co rather was beaten by right wing mom. well covering an anti l g b t q riot. the exact circumstances of his death are still unclear. thousands have taken to the streets in solidarity with the journalist. very angry protesters accused the government of enabling by violence. we all the government directly responsible for failing to provide security for the jordan. and therefore, we believe that the resignation of the prime minister and the government is the only response that will be set to factor into the origin in they started with very clear message. the government that has organized poker almost by the radical with simply good targeted to the, t

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the hello barbara sarah. this is val, just new life from london, also coming out south africa, deployed the army after 10 people die in violent protests over the jailing of former president, jacob's yeah, president biden, this says the us band with the people of you got after rare anti government, which cuba the president has blamed on the way this is in the euro. 2020 champions returned home. they were heroes. welcome england players who miss their penalties are subjected to races. ah, at least 45 people have died in the southern iraqi city of last year after a fire ripped through a cove at 1900. nice elation ward the blaze at the al, whose same colona virus hospital as important the control but rescue efforts are continuing. dozens of others have been injured and many patients are still missing . in april of this year, a fire at a coven, 1900 hospital in baghdad, killed the 82 people, and injured more than 100. get more now on this from a, with a bill where he, who joins us live now from bad. that must, who

ah, hello barbara, are you watching? al just new life from london also coming up. taliban fighters launch their 1st sultan a provincial capital in their own going advance for a long way for oxygen.

my air of corruption corresponded barbara visited sophia there. thank you. barbara. television come a man has been found dead at his home in tbilisi, ga exam. the last care of them has previously covered an attack on an l. g. b. teach you protests where he was severely beaten by rioters. police have opened a criminal investigation to his death protest as a calling for the prime minister's resignation. are attacked for doing his job. now found dead camera men alexander lush cordova was beaten by right wing mom. well covering an anti l g b t q. riot. the exact circumstances of his death are still unclear. thousands have taken to the streets in solidarity. what the journalist, very angry protestors accused the government of enabling the violence. we all the government directly responsible for failing to provide security for the jordan. and therefore, we believe that the resignation of the prime minister and the government is the only requirements that will be set to factoring the georgia side in the very clear message. the government that has organized poker al

ok, that is facebook is looking for now let's get back to barbara in london. and he thank you very much for that, and that is a for this news. i want to stay with the phone. i'm going to be back in just a few minutes with more of the phase. thanks for watching. i news. news, news, news, news. energy to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. started cheerfully in front of the ex museum in amsterdam, hundreds of protest will scatter to demand. the government is locked down restrictions and lift the curfew. the 1st in the country since world war 2, the threat is that we use our freedoms. the testers who are not following social distances rules or repeatedly ordered to disperse by police. police are trying very hard friends. the scenario that happened last week when thousands were rioting and sitting across the latter, after some protest started throwing stones and nothing of your work. police on horseback moved in to clear the area of minera

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now, i hello and barbara, sarah, london, these are the top stories on al jazeera, he's president of juvenile luis, has been assassinated at his home in puerto prince, the packers also injured his wife martine, the president's killing plunges the caribbean country and even more chaos. haiti was already in during gang violence, soaring inflation and protests by opposition. supporters who accused the voice of increasing authoritarianism and to chicago reports the at one point java, no movies offered a glimmer of hope for haiti at a time of numerous crises. a former businessman who wanted to lift people out of poverty in the poorest country in the america. last time we need to believe we needed the political stability is the 1st public resource in no country on earth. is it possible to talk about development unless there is political stability unless there is social peace? but his years in office were challenging and he faced allegations of money laundering and corruption. maurice became president of haiti and 2017 after being chosen by the former leader michelle marcelli to become his successor

barbara mcquade, thank you. again. thank you for watching. you can catch me back here tomorrow morning from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. eastern on "velshi." a very special edition of "the saturday show" with jonathan capehart starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm jonathan capehart. tiffany cross is off this morning. we begin this saturday with lawmakers in a push to propose a revised voting rights bill before the august recess. senate democrats are expected to propose a scaled back version of the bill in an attempt to garner republican support. the hill's top democrats met with president biden and vice president harris at the white house on saturday to discuss pushing the bill forward. meanwhile, democratic state representatives from texas, who left the lone star state 1k9 days ago ago in order to solve package of a restrictive elections bill remain here in washington, continuing to press congress to pass federal legislation. now, the battle for the plat is reaching the streets of austin, texas, as activists who have b

ah, hello barbara, are you watching? al jazeera life from london also coming up shock and condemnation after he's president of an invoice is assassinated in an attack on his home. his wife was also injured.

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and barbara bush. jimmy is also the longest lived president in american history. the secret, when you don't see eye-to-eye on something for how you patch it back together? >> at the end of the day, we fought to become reconciled, and overcome the differences that arose during the day. we also make up and give each other a kiss before we go to sleep. we really try to become completely reconciled each night before we go to sleep. >> we try to become completely reconciled each night before we go to sleep. a bit of marital advice to end the night. that ends tonight, the first lady of the nation of haiti, as in the united states. he arrived in miami for medical treatment. she said to be in critical condition, with multiple gunshot wounds. she apparently was shot in her home, in the middle of the night, last night, by armed attackers who shot and grievously injured her. the same armed attackers killed her husband, the president of haiti. the u.s. has told staff now at our u.s. embassy in haiti, that they cannot leave the grounds of t

hello barbara, sarah london. these are the top stories on al jazeera, at least a 183 people are now confirmed who have died in floods in parts of europe, with that number expected to rise as the water receives german chancellor. angular merkle says she's been shocked by the devastation left by flooding and parts of western germany, calling to destruction. surreal and terrifying, more heavy rain has hit parts of eastern germany, austria, and the czech republic is a scrape. it's terrifying, i would say there's no word in the german language to describe this devastation. but what i witness is incredibly comforting. it's how people are sticking together, how they helping each other. the solidarity among people. adam rainy reports now from the german village of should. while touring this region, chancellor angler merkle actually said that there weren't appropriate words in the german language to truly encapsulate the level of devastation and destruction that she saw firsthand. now that she's toward the devastated zone

barbara. there is a stark shift in town. if you'll recall, just a few weeks ago, the white house through so called independence from cobit, it's celebration on the south long just to mark also the nation's independence day . and now just a few weeks later, we're hearing these concerns. these warnings as cases rise in all 50 states, and as the daily number of deaths in the u. s. is at about $250.00, almost virtually all of those deaths among the unvaccinated, and we're seeing hot spots that directly correlate to low vaccination rates. and those number of hostile ways, hospitalizations, and deaths, that's happening. the states like louisiana, missouri, and florida. and if you look across the board in the united states, 40 percent of people who are eligible to receive a vaccine at this moment are still not vaccinated. and that is despite the warnings that we just heard from the cdc director about the aggressiveness of the delta very and, and despite her today, calling this time period, another pivotal point in the pandemic for