now ben biden claims there is proof that inflation will only be temporary, but i mean, is there anything to suggest that prices will actually go down, or is the expectation that they will eventually just stopped going up? well, i think it's more of a ladder than the 1st. there is no indication right now that we're going to see prices actually go down at this point. in fact, some of the more recent claims that are being made by the fed even is that it's more permanent than they've been letting, not listen. i've been saying for some time as you guys know, inflation is worse quite a bit worse than what we're being told. it's not just that we're figuring this out as we go, but the fed has been dishonest so far about the inflation that we've seen. the rates that we've seen, and they're not becoming more honest as time goes on. in fact, what president didn't is now saying about, it's all going to change to why the fed policy is not changing. the fed continues to print, they continue to buy large amounts of debt, even though they're supposed to be in the, in those programs. they're not really d

ben. now, biden, public officials don't want to address any of the week issues, you know, as for public demand, but rather find those responsible who dared to unveil the government's dark secrets, the united states do something to stop mister assange. we're looking at that right now. you should be treated as an enemy combatant, with the lease should be closed down permanently, decisively disguise a trade or a treasonous. and he has broken every law of the united states. the guy ought to be . i'm not for the death penalty. so if i'm not for the defendant, i want to do it illegally shoot the son of a guys. these things are meant to be a secret for a reason. it's so that the government doesn't have to deal with it and can continue doing whatever it wants without people pestering it with nonsense like who this is unfair. this is on ethical and blah blah blah. of course though, over the years, the government has tried to maintain a facade of being on their side and being supportive of the bravery of truth seekers. it is incumbent on all of us to counter these threats to a free and independent media

police chief james craig, also former federal prosecutor jim trusty virginia congressman ben cline, president biden warning cuba that pro-democracy forces slamming u.s. democrat bernie sanders for a week response all when it is remained mostly o silent with cuba and venezuela also the white house getting tough on crime but the far left calling for defending the police despite data showing violent crime is on the riseisop in cits of defend the cops, polls show a majority of blacks and democrats say don't defund the police, we are watching your money the teachers union the afl-cio, they want bigger tax increases double the proposed tax hike the democrats now have on the table were gonna break it down plus new mass confusion, the white house as it will support municipalities to enact mask mandates and vaccine mandates after dr. fauci suggested all of that half ofy u.s. states say they don't plan to enforce mask mandates and schools, we have reports coming in that the biden administration plans to hit back hard on social media, facebooknd and twitter in order to get people vaccinated, they plan to call

in another interview last night, the reductions in early voting that are criticized by president biden, beng he comes from a state, delaware, that does not have early voting? >> yeah, you know, it is so funny. if you look at any press conference that was given by the house republicans and the new look at a press conference given by the house democrats, there is a stark difference. a very noticeable stark difference. one side looks very privileged. we have a number -- you talk about private jets? we have a number of members on the house republican side that would not have had to charter a plane. they actually have their own planes. one of those members flew his private jet out of the state of texas during the winter storm. one of my freshman colleagues. let's talk about that first. they want to tell us what is not oppressive to black and brown people yet i don't see many black and brown people in their caucus. they are speaking from a point of privilege. but when we listen to the testimony in texas, we had almost 500 texans testified and over 400 gave theirtories of eir experiences and they

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. >> ben, if the biden administration wanted to be brave and bold on this issue, if they wanted to backted and eloquent statements they put out in response to some of the repression we have seen recently, domestically do you think we would have a fight on our hands? do you think it would become a partisan split or one of these impasses in washington, or is this the sort of thing where, for example, if they wanted to offer hong kong dissidents asylum in this country if they have a credible feel of prosecution, do you think that the congress could actually do it? >> well, look, you know, being tough on china, standing up to china, whatever you want to call it, is the one bipartisan issue in our politics. i think it is a good test of the republican party's rhetoric on that. if you put in things like political asylum, which they're usually against in every case, i think importantly, rachel, there's a difference between a militarized cold war with china and a values-based competition with what you described is happening in hong kong. because the most important thing we have to do in the unit

. >>> in the meantime, president biden announced anti-trust attorney and long time google critic jonathan cantor as the doj's top anti-trust cop joining us now, ben brody, who first reported that biden was considering kanter back in april. good to have you ben, how significant is this and how much you pushback should we expect on this pick given what we've already seen with lina khan >> i think it's hugely significant. if you look at who the progressives have wanted to put in that spot since the beginning of the biden administration, this is who they want. he is the person they think will be the most aggressive, bring the most cases, bring the department forward as they see it the fastest so this is who they want and i think if you're google in particular i would be shaking in my boots and use some of those lobbyists that we just talked about to really push back gendz the kinds of things that he could be bringing down, whether it's future cases, whether it's mergers or litigation strategy because the cases have already been launched. how tough is the gop going to be in that room i think that's what boolgoogle s to worry about now >> do you think

and recognized, most recently you heard the news, the important -- appointment by the biden administration. also ben affleck. i've been acquainted with the work he's done. we awful -- bristle in congress when hollywood stars come in. with ben affleck, he knows what he's talking about. he's put in time and resources and effort into this and become a real expert on these issues and can lend some advocacy work in all that he does. so, we look forward to this discussion. and let me just get it started off. representative bass, with regard to foreign policy, it's often said that politics stops at the water's edge. we know that's not completely true. with regard to africa, it's more true than not. can you talk a little bit about that and talk about some of the initiatives that you have going with your colleagues, both in your own party and across the aisle? what is going on most recently? first of all, thank you for including me in this conversation. i admire the work of the institute tremendously and it is an absolute honor to be involved. one thing so important and you know this senator: the legislation

the biden administration, ithink, ben, is hopeful that some of the measures its laid out today will provideorward. these measures, for example, to put pressure on workers to get vaccinations where possible — this sort of thing. they stopped short of a mandate — and that is something that, as i mentioned, the biden administration is reluctant to deploy — for the simple reason that this is seen as very much a civil rights issue here, putting something and somebody�*s arm, mandating that is very much something that they think could, if forced upon people, increase the push against vaccinations and could also lead to some sort of legal challenges as well. david willis. let's get some of the day's other news. israel will become the first country in the world to offer a third dose of the coronavirus vaccine. people over 60 can get the top—up starting on sunday. the us and the eu have yet to approve the booster shots. israel was one of the fastest countries in the world to vaccinate its population with the first two doses. a former roman catholic cardinal in the united states has been charged with

ben boulos. the headlines: president biden is expected to announce that federal workers will soon be required to. the vavcination push comes after national infection rates increased over 300% in under a month. japan has recorded the highest daily number of coronavirus cases since the beginning of the pandemic. the surge is bing blamed on the delta variant and the olympics. authorities in tokyo say the city's state of emergency is not working, as bars are still packed well after midnight. day 6 of the tokyo 2020 olympics is well underway. all eyes injapan will be on the golf competition, and the masters champion, hideki matsuyama, who'll be representing the host nation. there are also medals up for grabs in rowing and swimming. all week, the giant companies of the tech world have been reporting their staggering level of profits.

ben tracy. ns." defending the drawdown. president biden makes the case for withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan, ending america's longest war. why he's speeding up the exit. >>> summer soaker. tropical storm elsa races up the east coast bringing flash flooding and tornadoes. where it's headed and how much rain to expect in areas already drenched by storms. >>> m-u-r-r-a-y-a. >> that is correct. [ applause ] >> letter perfect. how this year's scripps national spelling bee champion is making spelling bee champion is making history. captioning funded by cbs >>> well, good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the president vigorously defending his decision to move u up u. drawdown of troops in afghanistan. the withdrawal will be completed by august 31st, earlier than initially announced. president biden insisted the u.s. has done more than enough to empower afghan authorities, and he's not willing to risk any more american lives. laura podesta is tracking the latest developments. laura, what else did the president say? >> reporter: good morning,

ben ski australian m. p is, are urging president biden to drop the u. s. government extradition appeal to the u . k. lodged against the wiki leaks co founder julian assange. straightly and citizens. want juliet, us honor to be free. his treatment violates the convention against torture and its persecution threatens journalists worldwide. lead, drop me. i will not please kill julianna's son, celebrated his birthday for the 3rd straight. you're inside a maximum security prison in the u. k. if it says a 175 years in prison in america, which was some extradited from britain on charges of hacking espionage in 2019 songs was forcibly removed by police from the ecuador, in embassy in london. after quito terminated his 7 year asylum there. in january, a british judge ruled against move over fears about his mental health. us immediately launch going to people i spoke to is treating m p. george. kristen said who was among those who fill you in support. their fellow countrymen, a lot of people are viewing beyond the assange camp. i'm feeling this is just something that the trump administration was, was doin

now ben, we just heard the president there and president biden, and now it's monday that the u. s. government has high competence. he says that hacker is tied to chinese ministry of state security or m. s. s. carried out the hack of microsoft exchange server software that emerged in march. what do we know about that attack? yeah, it's interesting that those weren't high confidence, right? doesn't necessarily sound too confident. and the reason for that is because the u. s. military and a law enforcement agencies have not independently verified anything. in fact, the information that they have come from microsoft itself. microsoft has made the claim, they reviewed those claims and they say based on what microsoft has told them, they think there is a high likelihood of this. and that's an important point here. and the reason for that is because what we know is that this is certainly carried out. it seems like by chinese hackers. but remember, there is a difference between a state sponsored attack where the chinese military is moving to causes attack versus hackers who are from chi

now ben, we just heard the president there and president biden, and now it's monday that the u. s. government has high competence. he says that hackers tied to chinese ministry of state security or m. s. s. carried out the hack of microsoft exchange server software that emerged in march. what do we know about that attack? yeah, it's interesting that those words high confidence right, doesn't necessarily sound too competent. and the reason for that is because the u. s. military and 8, law enforcement agencies have not independently verified anything. in fact, the information that they have comes from microsoft itself. microsoft was made the claims they reviewed those claims and they say based on what microsoft has told them, they think there is a high likelihood of this. and that's an important point here. and the reason for that is because what we know is that this is that was certainly carried out. it seems like by chinese hackers. but remember, there is a difference between a state sponsored attack where the chinese military is moving to causes attack versus hackers who are fr

ben-salman. and of course, we know president biden is a candidate -- as a candidate made a number of comments about the situation. the administration committed early on that they were going to release the unclassified report on the murder of ja commal showingy. do -- jamal khashoggi. do you think they handled the issue effectively? how would you characterize the -- the u.s.-saudi relationship at this moment. and what would your recommendation be for going forward? congressman malinowski: i do think they're taking different steps. i do think there should be more done here. i think the issue raised by the khashoggi murder, while it is a human rights issue, of course, a journalist murdered by a government, for me it -- it -- it raises an even more fundamental question for american foreign policy. and that is, are we going to tolerate what has become an increasing trend of authoritarian governments reaching beyond their borders to intimidate and even kill critics who have sought refuge elsewhere? what the saudi government does to its own people in saudi arabia is a human rights issue. and i think we sh

ben wedeman live from beirut, many thanks. >>> u.s. president bideny security leaders wednesday to discuss the latest major cyberattack. the white house is moving quickly to finalize a government-wide strategy on how to respond to ransomware attacks that would deter companies from paying out to cyber criminals. this comes as the biden administration is grappling with a significant ransomware attack on kaseya. the white house says that it is in contact with high level russian officials. >> as the president made clear to president putin when they met, if the russian government cannot or will not take action against criminal actors residing in russia, we'll take action or reserve the right to take action on our own. the intelligence community has not yet attributed the attack, cybersecurity community agrees that evil operates out of russia with affiliates around the world so we'll continue to allow that assessment to continue. >>> the first game of the nba finals has wrapped and one team just earned its first victory there in decades. >>> plus an upset a

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ben domenech. been what you say? >> i think, dagen, when joe bidenfortunately i think that normalcy has turned out to be normalcy at various stages that we did not really want to relive. particularly when it comes to the all these different crises when economy and inflation as you magic comes the border crisis. when it comes to all of these aspects of these what he's doing with his first six months. we are seeing at a white house does not have any new answers. i don't think joe biden and his team really learned any lessons from the mistakes he made in the past. >> based on this bill they want the american families plan terms of the government blowouts and one new entitlement stacked on top of another. i have said this before but biden is treating this like a two year sprints. no mandate and dagen we all know why that is. it's because they are white knuckling at both of biden and pelosi to the end they're facing down the midterm election that looks like it's going to be very bad for them. so it comes to all these different issues, when it comes to the

ben boulos. our top stories: lawyers for the trump organization and its chief financial officer plead not guilty to tax fraud at a court in new york. president biden meets families of people still missing after a building collapse in miami. counting gets under way in the by—election in west yorkshire. for batley and spen. meet the woman who will become an astronaut in her 80s after being picked by jeff bezos tojoin him on his mission to space next month. hello, and a very warm welcome to the programme. lawyers for the trump organization and its chief financial officer, allen weisselberg, have pled not guilty to tax fraud in new york. the prosecutor said there had been a sweeping and audacious illegal payment scheme at the former president's company. jon sopel is outside trump tower in new york for us. if you listened to the district attorney, he makes it absolutely clear this is just following the facts and following the law, and that a grand jury has approved what's happened. listen to the trump organization, and you get a completely different story. there's a long statement — i'lljust read you a bit of it. "after years of investigating, dozens o

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. >> bret: ben, shear jen psaki at the white house talking about the biden effort on crime. >> the cornerunities with the tools and resources they need to reduce gun crime including in washington, d.c. d.c. is one of the five areas nationwide where doj launched gun trafficking strike forces just yesterday, which are going to focus law enforcement resources across jurisdictions to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. >> bret: now, this is not to say that illegal guns in the hands of criminals is not a problem. and the attorney general, merrick garland, is in chicago with one of these strike task forces that are going to be in several cities, ben. but the linkage to the gun issue seems to be this disconnect that we talk about all the time with crime overall. >> ben: it's a completely tenuous connection. if you listen to jen psaki. she is echoing the same words that you heard from mayor muriel bowser who i applauded someone who has achieved quite a lot having a brain made of pudding. what you see in this situation is they're blaming the gun while the police chief that you heard from is b

opinion, sure >> kelly, if i may that would be a big mistake on joe biden's part and i said this when president obama came in about ben bernanke jay powell has done an outstanding job. jay powell has done an extraordinary job. i think it would be a big mistake to not be reappointed as fed chair. >> there was a report there's a lot of confidence in the job he's been doing. thank you. have a great weekend >> you, too, thanks. >>> let's head over to the bond market where a serious problem could be emerging. $10.5 trillion debt mark are at an inflection point. with economic support from the fed and the blunt of the crisis, they ramp up buybacks and other policies while it seems to be in the best interests of companies and shareholders today, could they be creating a problem or headwind down the line joining us is co-head of fixed income scott, where are we in terms of overall debt levels? it first came down much more quickly than people anticipated. are they starting to grow again? >> yeah. well, thank you for having me and, yes, the answer is when we look at a company's balance sheet, the sheer amount of debt that is on

ben general mills is raising prices. take on this argument the white house is saying there've been half a dozen. when inflation took out 5%. bidensaying we are living in a post-world war ii environment. is that true? >> no. we have the simple american rescue plan that was $2 trillion in the congress did need that kind of stimulus and it's put us in with an enormous amount of cash. there's a lot of asset price inflation and moved into the supply chain with consumer prices. the fed chooses to control that it will do so by cutting back on liquidity raising rates and you'll see equity markets correct and they will go down no doubt about it. that's what you want to worry about. that's not the way to solve the problem. the thing the administration is doing is to do more down -- do no more damage. it's on the table in a bipartisan bill on the kind of spending that exacerbates inflation is everything in the reconciliation bill. that's where the danger is makingth it worse with $3.5 billion. elizabeth: it's like the states are often a laboratory experiment for federal decisions. 20 out of 26 states actually cut jobless rates the extra jo

holtz-eakin, ben carson, congressman andy harris, police officer, phillip holloway, marie salazar, top public safety officer for texas. chris olivera. a surprising admission from president biden, jobless benefits not working so well. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell playing hardball, democrats will not vote to raise the debt ceiling because of massive spending, telling democrats you have to go it alone. that could rock the markets. more cities, counties moving on mask mandates but 46 states now look to strip and get rid of the governors of their pandemic emergency powers. a look at repeal over that. the escalating war of words between dr. fauci and senator rand paul. it is getting worse but we will show you even more rare videos surfacing that appears to back up senator rand paul. it is of dr. fauci playing with fire on this dangerous supervirus research. it raises questions about who exactly was doing oversight of china using u.s. tax money and technology to do lethal work on viruses? also president biden again claims democrats are not for defunding police but we've got evidence that shows otherwise. administration sanctions cuban officials. experts say that is redunda

ben, all of this, and i seem to remember on day 1 president biden said this.ot joking when i say this. if you ever work with me and i hear you treat another colleague with disrespect, talk down to someone, i promise you i will fire you on the spot. on the spot. no ifs, ands, or buts. >> kayleigh: should be expect a >> emily: firing on the spot? >> ben: probably not. all of this is probably happening during his naptime so he doesn't see it. [laughter] look how she interacts with the media when i asked her not even a tough question. how angry and irritated she gets. can you imagine behind closed doors but she's like? the part of this that also is just laughable is the fact that simone sanders is implying now that the reason why people are making this accusation against her is that she is an african-american woman in a position of power. you hired your staff. you are now saying the staff you hired is racist toward their chief of staff and their boss? where is the story on that one? you are literally looking at the people you decide to hire and saying that, if you

ben and jerry's bad move but i'm more concerned about our elected leaders who are doing worse. >> the biden's social media posts but the pentagon is also reportedly working with an extremism analysis company searching servicemembers, social media pages to see if there's anything they deem as extremist contents but skipping slogans like anti-police slogans. apparently that is a sign and former space force command, space force commander on the pentagon. here's what he had to say. >> very little surprises me anymore as i continue to consider just how focused the defense department is on rooting out white extremism and white supremacy. i am not sure exactly how it is you are able to tell from search terms that much about the individuals who are serving in uniform. >> people say school, hollywood have awoke and now it is affecting the military as well. >> it absolutely has become a social experiment in a lot of ways, critical race theory in almost every corner of american society but it does seem their concern, rooting out anything they deem white supremacy but what they are really meaning is fi

ben boulos. our top stories: lawyers for the trump organization and its chief financial officer plead not guilty to tax fraud at a court in new york. president bidenin the by—election in west yorkshire. for batley and spen. meet the woman who will become an astronaut in her 80s after being picked by jeff bezos tojoin him on his mission to space next month.

ben carden, good to have you on the program. >> thanks, jim. >>> well be sure to watch president biden joining don lemon for an exclusive cnn presidential town hall, airs live on wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> we have breaking news to the dow jones industrial average, watching down sharpry there morning close to 800 points. matt eagan joins me now. matt, it looks like this is focused on the delta variant, concerns that perhaps the reopening won't now happen as broadly and quickly as hoped? >> jim, that is exactly right. covid fears are definitely back on wall street as you could see, the dow down nearly 800 points, more than 2%. and what we've seen is the investors are getting out of some of the stocks that have done so well because of the reopening. so we've seen airline stocks, jet blue, american airlines, delta all down sharply, carnival cruise and royal caribbean are tumbling and while investors are getting out of risky stocks they're putting money in ultra safe government bonds. that has sent treasury yields down to levels we haven't seen ins -- since earlier this year. we have to remember that markets are up big.

of all, let me say i was excited that president biden appointed linda thomas-greenfield i know you know linda and our other speakers as well, cindy and benshe has been an africanized, has been an ambassador to countries, so we have the tiptop representative in regards to africa, at a lot of what the security council deals with and also the peacekeeping lead by the united nations of the majority of the peacekeeping russians, they are on the -- and the majority of peacekeeping missions are on the continent of africa. our role in the united nations is critical and i'm glad we will be stepping up our involvement, including the support of those peacekeeping missions. when you mention the international front, i want to detour and shift to an experience i had last year when i chaired the congressional black caucus. the whole country was dealing, we still are, with the george floyd case, i received a call from all of the ambassadors from the european union and they were undergoing at the time, and i imagine still, their own kind of look at policing in their population. and that brings them to kinship with their former colonies. we are talking ab

ben, thank you. everybody go buy the book. it is out tomorrow. then, great to see you and congratulations. joe biden drops a stunning admission, but why? that is next. >> it's time for our seen and unseen segment where we expose the big cultural of the day. the olympics as i predicted on friday are failing to draw tv viewers, they once did though, so what is going on? >> the viewer drop-off has been severe, you predictor it it properly. nbc hit a 33 year low in the ratings for the opening ceremony . down 37 percent from rio in 2016 , this should surprise absolutely no one paid most of the pregame coverage focused on olympians talking about kneelin and protest rather than sport o pride in representing the usa. frankly, it shows. controversial usa soccer captai has been the face of the olympi games forum wall-to-wall over a nbc. >> her team lost huge last week very didn't they. in what was their greatest accomplishment on the field, looking angry and dealing it fo the first game. >> and steele, nbc excitedly interviewed her about her fianÉ sue bird who has chosen to be the u.s. flag bearer, and it cre

how will the biden administration face its thorniest of foreign policy challenges? i'll speak with the u.s. foreign envoy. >>> and ben & jerry's ice cream gaining in terrorism? that's what israel's president says. >>> good evening, i'm mehdi hasan. it's been six months since many republicans helped incite an attack on the united states capitol. it's been five months since they tried to convict president trump. finally on tuesday a house select committee will begin investigating how that armed insurrection came about. it will be led by democrats and feature republicarepublicans, t not just liz cheney. >> will you be appointing more besides adam kinzinger? >> that will be my plan. >> frankly like so many in d.c., i care lessing the bipartisan of the committee and more about what they plan to find out because there are in my mind five main questions that this committee has to get to the bottom of starting tuesday. number one, were republican members of congress involved in organizing stop the steal rallies including big one on january fth in washington, d.c.? i'm not just talking about those who spoke at such rallies li

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this after president biden said facebook essentially killing people by allowing disinformation to sit on its platform. let's bring in our panel benkesperson and juan williams is a fox news analyst. morgan, let me start with you. you know the days when you put something out there and then the next day it's a clean-up on aisle 4. it felt a little bit like that today at the white house. as they were trying to clarify what exactly meant with flagging posts and how far that went. >> yeah, i think you hit the nail on the head there, bret. and what is really sort of unfortunate about all of this is this is not the way. it's been proven, this is not the way to convince people to get vaccines, if you want to convince americans to get vaccines don't tell them that big government and big tech are colluding from the white house podium. what you should be doing is encouraging people to talk to their primary care physician at local clinics and doctors that they know and trust. that's how you get americans to take more vaccines when they talk to their medical professionals as they should. and what's concerning to me about this, bret, is this ju

ben. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the trump organization, and its chief financial officer, have been charged with multiple counts of tax—related fraud. they pleaded not guilty. president bidenment block in miami to collapse last week. china's president, xijinping, warned foreign powers will get their heads cracked and bloodied if they attempt to bully or influence the country. he delivered a defiant speech at an event marking the centenary of the ruling communist party. our china correspondent, john sudworth, has the story. the unmistakable hallmarks of communist party rule were front and centre of its celebrations — the total control, the omnipotent leader, the unquestioning loyalty. overlooking tiananmen square, the general secretary spoke of how the party had saved china from a history of humiliation and of the power it now wields. translation: the chinese people will never be bullied, _ oppressed or enslaved. anyone who dares to try will have their heads cracked and bloodied against a great wall of steel forged by 1.4 billion chinese people. there are no references, of course, to the fact that on this spot in 1989, the party clung to power by shooting dead hundreds of u

biden administration officials in the u. s. on tuesday of visit though not 9th, in advance, this does come just months off for a us intelligence report linked his brother, the crime, prince mohammed, ben cell, man to the killing of the journalist malika. so g, confirming a meeting between the officials was underway, the white house press secretary did indicate that because of death may be discussed during the meeting, fail discuss the long standing partnership between the united states and saudi arabia, regional security, and the u. s. commitment to help study ravia defendants territory the horrific death of demarc shogi. of course, this could be a topic, but i'm not going to discuss additional details. will not tell you over all 2018. the washington post columnist malika, so she was killed and dismembered inside saudi arabia's concert in turkey. after initially denying that consoles, she was killed. the officials blamed rogue elements within the kingdom, security services, and sentenced the number of officials to death. however, during his presidential campaign, joe biden promised some so faction against the saturday crime prints could show he was in fact, murdered and dismembered. a

ben boulos. our top stories: as us covid cases continue to rise, federal workers could be required to have a jab, in a nationwide vaccination push. the exiled belarusian opposition leader, svetla na tikhanovskaya, meets president bidenst country in the world is with us and this is success for all belarusians. on day 6 of the tokyo 0lympics all eyes injapan will be on the men's golf competition, and the home favourite, hideki matsuyama, who's the current masters champion. the hill—sides of north wales now on a par with venice and the great barrier reef.

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ben boulos. our top stories: as us covid cases continue to rise, federal workers could be required to have a jab in a nationwide vaccination push. the exiled belarusian opposition leader, svetla na tikhanovskaya, meets president biden at the white house, in a strong show of support. a message to the whole world that the greatest country in the world is with us and this is success for all belarusians. i'm sarah mulkerrins live in tokyo on day 6 of the olympics — where the us swimming star caeleb dressell blazed to victory in the men's 100 metre freestyle. the hill—sides of north wales now on a par with venice and the great barrier reef. from behind the decks, to centre stage, the world's most famous music producer mark ronson joins us to talk about his new documentary series. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden is expected to announce that federal workers will soon be required to confirm they are vaccinated, or face more testing. the numbers of coronavirus cases are rising with the director of the us national public health agency, the cdc, saying cases have increased over 300% nationally since mid—june. president biden has renewed his call for people to get vaccinated. so m