thank you, bill taylor, greg pleasure to have you want. rebellion, yevgeny prigozhin, and the group of mercenary soldiers he leads, known as the wagner group. 0ur security correspondent gordon corera has more details. translation: yevgeny prigozhin outside russian military headquarters ——heaquarters in rostov—on—don this morning, boasting his wagner group have taken it without firing a shot. butjust who is this man challenging russia's leaders? prigozhin began as a criminal from st petersburg. after leaving jail, he began selling hotdogs but then graduated to running expensive restaurants. he caught the attention of russia's leader, leading him to be known as putin's chef. he catered to world leaders when they visited, even america's president, but also became rich from lucrative military contracts. about a decade ago, he began to carry out operations around the world on behalf of the kremlin, even interfering in america's 2016 election. he catered to world leaders when they visited, even america's president, but also became rich from lucr

ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor, to talk more about this. lor, thanks for joining us on this. give me first the big picture view. you've been watching this thing, very closely, play out. now, these latest developments that we are hearing. of the wagner group standing down. what do you make a little? >> yasmin, this is a demonstration of chaos in the kremlin. this is a demonstration that president putin is really in charge. he's got big problems across his various ministries, across his various supporters. that's the main message. that president putin has trouble at home. and that's the other big picture. that's good news for ukraine. ukraine has been readying its forces, probing, trying to find the weak links in the line up and down the russian line. where the russians have been trying to defend against this big counteroffensive. they've had to pull troops out in order to probably counter prigozhin. prigozhin says he's now moving back towards ukraine. it's not clear how far he's going to go. it's not at all clear what prigozhin has agreed to,

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ambassador to ukraine, bill taylor. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. this apparent deal for prigozhin to go to belarus now and for the criminal case against him to potentially be dropped. >> wolf, you put the right emphasis on apparent. i think there's a lot we don't know about this agreement. we're not even sure who struck this agreement. there's some stories coming out of belarus that it was luke shank oh, the president -- lukashenko, the president of belarus, but it may have been somebody else. and we don't really know what the deal is, why he turned around, if indeed he's really committed to turning all the way around, going back to rostov, going back to ukraine. there's a lot we don't know yet, and i think we'll watch this carefully, see if anybody else throws in with prigozhin even at this late time. >> how destabilizing, ambassador, is all of this, this chaos that's unfolding to vladimir putin? >> it has to be a big problem for him. he had been focused on ukraine, and his soldiers, his military, his leaders have been focused on ukraine. and now

. >> bill taylor, thank you so much. thanks for all of the context tonight. >> thank you, allison. >>> more on what this means for the front lines in ukraine, next. the first is fast, the second is long-lasting. we give you your day back, so you can give it everything. tylenol. number one doctor recommended for arthritis pain. >>> russian president vladimir putin managing to survive a failed uprising by boss yevgeny prigozhin. could this still lead to trouble on the front lines with the war in ukraine. that's what we posed to colonel sedrick layton. >> i think the answer to this is yes. the you crepians were able to move in this general direction. they were able to capture several villages in this area, and the other village up in this area here. this one is important because it was actually a village that was controlled by the russians or surrogates since 2014. this is the first time that ukraine has been able to capture a village that was controlled by the russians since the beginning of this effort back in 2014. this

. >> meanwhile, former ambassador to ukraine bill taylor says the attempted revolt highlights putin'sknesses right now, the big picture is the weakness of russia, both at the top and even on the lines. >> and the strength and the strength of the ukrainians as well as the preparation of the ukrainians for this counteroffensive which has been building for months, comes at a great time for the ukrainians. and we could get more details about putin's deal with prigozhin today when the president of belarus, a key putin ally, is expected to speak to reporters. >> andrew, justin, thank you. >> meanwhile, today, ukraine announced new progress in its counteroffensive, saying it seized control of a village near the city of kherson. >> authorities in montana on the scene of saturday's train derailment in the yellowstone river says asphalt is still leaking from the train cars. the train was also carrying molten sulfur when a bridge collapsed at nine. cars are in the water, but officials said last night they do not expect any long term damage from that spill. abc's matt gutman is there along the ye

live now to ambassador bill taylor, former us ambassador to ukraine.o the programme, thank you forjoining us. firstly, your thoughts on what we are seeing unfolding in russia this evening? so this is serious for putin. there are reports, more recent reports, all reports earlier going to be suspect— but there are some reports coming in that says some of the ministry of defence forces are now abandoning their leaders and going over to the prigozhin forces. so again, we don't have this family at, but there is an indication that there is momentum behind prigozhin and his wagner group, as they move north. and has you havejust reported, the military and police and security services in moscow are taking this extremely seriously, closing down roadways, putting armoured vehicles in downtown moscow, all to say that this is serious. the russians are taking this very seriously, it sounds like they should. they do appear— sounds like they should. they do appear to _ sounds like they should. they do appear to be _ sounds like they should. they do appear to be taking

let's get the implications of this with bill taylor, vice president for russia and europe for the u.s. institute of peace. thank you for being with us, sir. let's look at a map and see exactly where this dam is located. how significant in your mind is this development, and specifically geographically where this is taking place. >> the geography is really important. where this takes place is the southern part of a long front that the russians have to defend against. the russians are very worried about this counteroffensive that the ukrainians have been mounting for months, we've been talking about this. now it seems to be coming. the russians don't have enough troops to man the whole thing. it is 600 miles. what this dam break does is eliminate 200 miles of that line. so this gives them less area that they have to defend against. >> so the dam is two miles long, 100 feet tall. you're pointing out that it covers a very extensive area and it nears areas like kherson. do you have any perspective on whether they may be responsible for this? >> i think they're responsible. they control that

ambassador to ukraine bill taylor joined a discussion about ukraine of us because counteroffensive against russia. they talked about the importance of the u.s. and its allies providing ukraine with tactical weapons. this is one hour. announcer: we are going to leave but you can continue watching on c-span.org. we are watching live coverage on c-span. >> -- on the ukrainian counteroffensive. our speakers are general breedlove, deborah cahill, former and senior state department and defense department official, constantin edgar, a longtime moscow correspondent. a former deputy prime minister and foreign minister of ukraine as well as ambassador for the u.s. to both ukraine and russia. we will start with general breedlove. the counteroffensive began less than two weeks ago. what is the current situation on the battlefield as you see it? >> thank you you -- for having me. it is great to be in such wise company. i will not talk about trench line by trench line statistics. that's just agreed the counteroffensive is underway. although i will make a comment about that in just a minute. i think it i

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taylor swift's "heiress" tour is going international. at least one country is trying to get ahead of any issues. brazil has introduced a bill called "the taylor swift law." it's meant to crack down on ticket scalpers in a major way. the bill would punish scalpers with up to four years in prison, fines over 100 times the original ticket price. swift will play three shows in brazil this november. >>> we love these surveys and rankings. the latest, the best pizza in america. think about that. "food and wine" magazine says a bay area restaurant ranks number two on the national list. a16 pizza has locations in oakland and san francisco. "food and wine" says the oakland location stands out thanks to its special wood oven that cooks pizza in 90 seconds. it has a few different signature pies. del popolo in san francisco is number five on the list. the number one in philadelphia, pose re intra vetri. number three in santa monica, one in minnesota. >> haven't been to any of those. now i need to visit. oakland, san francisco, got it. >>> is this a thing? the proposed cage match between elon musk and mark zuckerberg has a potential loc

she did sing about bills, bills, bills, but taylor swift is having the same effect in the u.s.. tom: they're talking about the beyonce bounce in london as well . this is growing, thank you very much indeed. on the analysis and what to watch with inflation. coming up, is the glut easing? a strong forecast, despite the company's challenges in china. we will get the details next. and exposure to the world's largest economy. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. micron has given a better than expected outlook that the industry glut is easing. but it continues to face significant headwinds in china. rebecca, good guidance then, but also a warning. tell us more. >> we did have this robustly optimistic outlook essentially saying that the worst is over and that the trough in revenues is passed, and that supply and demand balance is now leveling out. asian chipmakers and related stocks lifted just a touch as well, reinforcing that since that the glut is now firmly behind the sector. however, as you state china is the big sticking point for micron and they already have giv

and in the case of bill clinton, taylor branch was writing a book about him and recorded interviews withs and a right-wing group sued, judicial watch, and he's or know these are personal records. these are very different. just for the audience to understand. donald trump's other defense has been, he declassified the documents just by thinking about it in his mind. even though he admitted it, pro the indictment, that he didn't declassify anything. does it even matter if these documents were declassified? he had government records, he didn't give them back. >> for most of the counts, the count charges specifically that the material related to the national defense and that its exposure would greatly endanger the defense of the united states, whether they were marked classified or not. that's a complete red herring. it has nothing to do with it. but in any event, he admitted the indictment makes clear that he admitted that he knows he has no houdini power to just think the classification away for those documents that are classified. so that also is a non-defense defense. that is why he wants

bill. thank you. major taylor bike club, bay area and sports basement hosted the second annual juneteenth celebration bike rides today. the rides began at brooklyn basin on ninth avenue in oakland. major taylor was the world's first african american sports superstar, being crowned world cycling champion in 1899. he was also the american sprint champion in 1900 and set many track cycling records. one of the riders who spoke to ktvu today about looking to the future. we'll also keeping in mind why juneteenth is being remembered. we have to have a new vision for our city. the old one is gone. you know, black people got to the bay because of world war two. and so now we're here. we have to now re evolve and the bay in itself as tech is changing, we have to evolve. and so that's our our wish and goal is to support a new evolution for the city. the bike route took riders to sports basement in berkeley where a party with music, food vendors and raffle prizes was held. and there are many celebrations happening across the

today, congresswoman taylor greene told reporters that she was leaning toward voting yes on this bill, while also repeatedly describing the deal as an expletive sandwich. and also taking that particular metaphor weight further than she needed to. >> so, >> marjorie taylor greene thinks this deal is a really very disgusting sandwich, but she was willing to eat that really very disgusting sandwich, as long as it came with some -- ,. ,,. ,. >> marjorie taylor greene thinks this deal is a really very disgusting sandwich, but she was willing to eat that really very disgusting sandwich, as long as it came with some good sides, okay. and the sides she wants are a bunch of things that we are never going to get added to this bill before it reached the house floor. also, she would like desert, which, in this case, means impeaching someone, anyone. just a little impeachment as a treat. that, alone, should tell you everything you need to know about the way conservatives have been mounting opposition to this bill. what might best be turned, alarmingly delusional. by contrast, democrats remain unit

bill's impact on the poor and working class is too severe. but the character of that opposition is remarkably different. take for instance marjorie taylor greene, the fringe conservative for this now landed herself a place as one of speaker mccarthy's top allies. told she told reporters she was leaning towards voting for this bill while also calling the deal an expletive sandwich and also taking that metaphor way further than she needed to. >> one of the sides so to speak that i would like to see with this [ bleep ] sandwich is a way to wipeout the 87,000 irs agents. we need a balanced budget that's for sure,nc but we need desert. i'm a dessert girl, everyone loves dessert, and that's impeachment. everyone needs to be impeached. >> marjory taylor thinks the deal is disgusting sandwich but she was willing to eat it as long as it came with good sides. and the sides she wanted would never reach the house floor, and also she'd like dessert, which in this case means impeaching someone, anyone, just a little impeachment as a treat. that alone should tell you everything you need to know about the way conservatives have been mounting opposition

taylor greene. green then teamed up with -- to sponsor a bill to expunge trump's to impeachment.e happened. the gop would rather use their majority to wage a campaign of retribution that than actually governing. they have a laundry list of grievances in an effort to vindicate donald trump. as nancy pelosi puts, that it's a puppet show. i asked her about it during our conversation earlier this week. >> we are sitting right here in the capital building, and over the last week, we've seen the hearing with john durham, republicans trying to force a vote to impeach biden, a vote to censure congressman adam schiff, should we anticipate -- you anticipate that trump is going to keep driving the agenda of the republican-led house? >> it appears so. because the fact is, when we had this vote, more than a week ago, it lost. the vote to censure adam schiff. the word -- but the word is trump weighed in, and the vote changed. because they are protecting the unpatriotic, unscrupulous behavior of donald trump. >> you are known for many things, one of them is being an excellent vote counter. do y

we talk about taylor swift tickets, livenation, ticketmaster, all that. it's going to hit cable billsthis sort of yolo economy -- >> is this a yolo economy? >> in the travel space, it is. today, oddly enough, it's going to be the biggest travel day since the pandemic. >> summer has begun. >> summer has begun. juneteenth, that celebration turns into a three-day weekend. there's a lot of travel happening. >> how is the housing market? >> housing market has been remarkably stable. >> are you surprised? >> i am, but the truth is we don't have enough housing in america. that's the constraining piece of it. as interest rates have gone up, what's happening is nobody wants to sell their house right now, so they're holding onto it. that means people are renting. rental prices have gone up. >> oh my god. it's always do you get a house when interest rates are high? >> now things are flipping around. you probably prefer to rent than buy. >> good time to rent. >> andrew ross sorkin, thank you. you didn't mention my shoes. >> tell the audience. can we get a camera here. i walked in here. i saw thes

taylor swift. >> swifties attacked that poll. >> it's like a campaign tour for your poll. >> i like "kill bill." ♪ i just killed my ex ♪ >> i didn'ts by name. >> i didn't either. >>> let's talk about another name. some people call a maine lobster woman the lobster lady. she's doing here thing way longer than we've been working. her name is virginia oliver. she's 103. she's going strong. she's known as maine's lobster lady. >> lob-sta. >> her friends and family threw her a birthday party. friend say she renewed her lobster fishing license for the 2023 season. good job, young lady. she first started lobstering with her father when she was 8 years old. she's only been working for 95 years. no big deal. >> she does it because she likes it. >> true. >> just so my kids heard, she started working when she was 8. >> kids, empty the dish washer. >>> another story for you guys that's trending, nbc's "the voice" is welcoming new coaches with a first next season. the country duo dan + shay will replace blake shelton. this is the first time the show is featuring a coaching pair. season 25 coaches also include the country legend reba mcintyre,

taylor, an expert in deep water searches. christine dennison, who runs and plans operations like this one app and bill willard who pr traveled to the "titanic" site. thank you for being here. let's talk about the new equipment. they just brought in. what's the plan, to send a robot down and to look around? >> yes. a remote-operated vehicle is a tethered vehicle that's one down by a cable and operated on a ship. to drive around with cameras and sonar and other equipment to locate them. >> at the moment, they don't have one that can go to 13,000 feet? >> they have one, that goes to 3,000 meters and 3,800 meters. last i heard, they have a french ship, that can hit 6,000 meters. they got the capability. these things are not readily available. but someone may be there before time runs out. >> we have information coming in right now. an internal u.s. memo finds that crews searching have heard banging sounds, every half an hour, during their search. so, the crews who have been searching for this misible. the banging was heard. unclear what the banging was or for how long it had been going. subsequent updates tuesday night suggested

. >> marjorie taylor green defended mccarthy as some respects calling for him to step down or be removed after this bill. >> if my friends colleagues in the freedom caucus want the to vacate over that absurd simply because we passed a debt ceiling that cuts spending. maria: joining me right now florida congresswoman freedom caucus member member of house financial services oversight committee byron donalds back with me always a pleasure good to see you this morning. >> good morning, maria. how are you -- >> you voted, no on this bill, walk us through the problems that you had with this bill. >> well, a couple key things, first, what this bill does keeps post-covid spending levels here in washington, d.c., now both parties are saying that the post koifrd world federal spending is okay. it simply is not, everybody understands why we've plus up money the government largely shut down our american economy but to allow federal agencies to be 40 to 50% bigger than they were before the pandemic, i think is just completely irresponsible. >> we cut 12 billion dollars in year one if you go to bond markets raise fou

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taylor, an expert in deepwater searches. you're seeing that isn't who plans and runs expeditions like this and also bill wheeler who's traveled down to the titanic site and has been friends with paul henri and the missing people for more than two decades. thank you all for being here. so bill, let's talk about that. the new commitment that it just brought in. what is the plan to send a robot down and go to the ground? >> remote operated vehicle is basically a tethered vehicle that is rundown on a cable and operated by men on the ship to drive around with cameras sonar another equipment. >> but at the moment they don't have one that could go down 13,000 feet? >> correct me understand is they have one on site. it goes to 3000 meters there. but they have a friendship that is underway that could hit 6000 meters. but we are much deeper than that but these things are not readily available. they are sitting there, waiting to go. this is a good thing. they have something that maybe there with capabilities before the time runs out. but >> we have some new information coming into our newsroom about this. the internal u.s. memo finds th

bills. i think it's just wrong. live nation came under fire earlier this year for the botched handling of taylor swift concert tickets and for including surprising fees. lawmakers on capitol hill say they also want to see these companies held accountable. want to book a hotel room listed $300. good luck. you'll get the bill and discovered the real price is much higher. and the department of transportation is also taking steps end those hidden fees when it comes to airlines and travel web sites reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> back to you. reshad. thank you. it is a 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news and advocacy group claiming that twitter is potentially dangerous for the lgbtq community. >> what details on that coming up after the break >> it's a 25 and the organization. glad is calling twitter the most dangerous platform for lgbtq+, people glad says that on twitter, those who are transgender non-binary or gender nonconforming are treated worse on twitter than on any other social platform. glad says that all major platforms do poorly when it comes to protecting lgbtq users from hate speech and ha

bills. i think it's just wrong. live nation came under fire earlier this year for the botched handling of taylor swift concert ticketsding surprising fees. lawmakers on capitol hill say they also want to see these companies held accountable. want to book a hotel room listed $300. good luck. you'll get the bill and discover the real price is much higher. and the department of transportation is also taking steps to get rid of those hidden junk fees by going after airlines as well as travel websites. reyna. all right was shot. thank you for that update. >> well, 80 legislature's from across the country all arriving at the white house to talk about the current protections for reproductive rights in each state. this comes just over a year after the passing of the dobbs decision which gives every state control over abortion rights. president joe biden invited the legislature's you sheriff potential solutions to help women states where abortion is still illegal. lawmakers say the support from president biden makes a difference. despite the lack of help on a federal level. >> hands are tied on the federal side. but it shows

bills. i think it's just wrong. live nation came under fire earlier this year for the botched handling of taylor swift concert tickets and for including surprising fees. lawmakers on capitol hill say they also want to see these companies held accountable. want to book a hotel room listed $300. good luck. you'll get the bill and discover the real price is much higher. reshad hudson reporting for us this morning. also in the news, pope francis was discharged from a hospital in rome saying he's better. >> then before being hospitalized, the pontiff had abdominal surgery 9 days earlier to repair a hernia and remove some painful scarring. the pope is expected to make his traditional sunday noon appearance at saint peter's square to greet the public. so looks like he's on the mend and doing well. it's 6.22, we're going to take a break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news and advocacy group claiming twitter is potentially dangerous for the lgbtq+ community. >> with details on that coming >> with details on that coming up in a minute. ♪ at olive garden, our cheese will make you melt. and leave you bubbling with joy. best pa

now when voting for a bill, that joe biden negotiated and supports, is to stress the very craziest republican ideas that you support that will never happen. that is what marjorie taylore did today when announcing that she was voting not just to increase the debt ceiling, but to actually eliminate it for two years, something she said she would never do. she camouflaged her vote announcement on twitter with a stream of madness, saying once we pass the debt ceiling bill, these are just a few of the things house republicans will be able to do in appropriations to take down the deep state, punish doctor fauci, peter strong, james comey, and john brennan by defunding the retirements, terminate all government funded covid vaccine programs, disband the 87,000 irs army, takedown biden's domestic terror units and the fbi doj -- punish everyone mentioned in the durham report for pushing the trump russia hoax, cut funding for all green new deal projects, defund sanctuary cities, cancel funding for the fbi's new headquarters in virginia, the fun at the -- atf programs that violate a second amount meant, hold fisa courts accountable for spying on more than 278,000 americans. none

bill at 11:00 this morning. david garcia back to you. ali rasmus, thank you. young bay area woman is facing some hurdles to see taylorerform at levi's stadium this summer. excuse me. ariana carlos has a ticket, but most likely won't be able to attend the concert. she has a rare genetic disease that damages her body and stunts her growth. she'll need ada seating to attend last november, when ticketmaster crashed during ticket sales, her dad was only able to buy standard seating tickets. you have the email. our ada exchange department and request how many tickets and basically it's a first come, first serve type of thing. he started writing with you around my age. so it's like, see what through all the things that like i'm going through now if that makes sense. like she's kind of experienced, like everything carlos father recommended, she turned to social media to share her story . says he saw another fan in another state of a similar problem with the stadium for the same concert. your time now. 735 a court hearing in san francisco set for today for the man accused of breaking into the home, a former house speaker nanc

bill. their first impulse is to impeach him. for what purpose does the congresswoman, lauren boebert, got into a tense exchange with fellow republican marjorie taylore over who's impeachment resolution would make it to the floor. the house voted to send the resolution to two committees for a formal investigation. it is unlikely to make it out of the senate now. but congressman mike thompson is accusing the republican house majority of refusing to act on gun violence prevention legislation. thompson leads the house democrats gun violence prevention task force. he was joined at a news conference today by four other house democrats who are combat veterans. they say they're crying out for help from the gop majority in the house to pass legislation to make communities safer through gun violence prevention. we're working in our caucus and on the floor in congress to pass legislation that will keep our kids safe, that will make our communities safer. and we are here today to try out for help from this majority in the house. thompson and the other representatives also mentioned a recent fox news poll that found 81% of registered voters support enhancing en

bill. their first impulse is to impeach him. what purpose does the congresswoman, lauren boebert, got into a tense exchange with fellow republican marjorie taylor greene over whose impeachment resolution would make it to the floor. the house voted to send the resolution to two committees for a formal investigation. it is unlikely to make it out of the us senate. the prime minister of india is in washington, d.c. this afternoon for a state visit . president biden and first lady dr. jill biden greeted prime minister narendra modi this morning at the white house. the president and prime minister also met privately in the oval office to discuss further boosting strategic relations between the us and india. and later, at a joint news conference, president biden said the partnership between the two countries is stronger than it has ever been. the partnership is among the most consequential in the world that is stronger, closer and more dynamic than any time in history. the president also announced that the us and india are launching new partnerships in defense, technology and other industries , which prime minister modi says are important not only fo

upcoming spending bill season in order to target doj and fbi, and specifically there have been calls on the right to defund the special counsel's office. congresswoman marjorie taylore told me and my colleague andy greer she brought that idea up with speaker mccarthy in a meeting today. she also said she raised the idea with former president donald trump over the weekend, and she said he was very supportive of that proposal, although we should note it would go nowhere in the democratic-controlled senate. the other areas republicans are looking to target doj and fbi is oversight. house chairman jim jordan is considering a subpoena to try to force jack smith, special counsel, to either turn over documents or testify about his ongoing probe, although that would very unlikely succeed. finally, over in the senate, you have j.d. vance who announced today he is going to be blocking all doj nominees from biden going forward in retaliation for how the agency has been dealing with donald trump, although that is likely to have a minimal impact because of the number of nominees that are actually in the pipeline. but wolf, all that really amounts to, an extraordinary effort to

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