go ahead bruce. in the u.s. . exceptional. wars . everybody. got to go to a hard break and continue our discussion. the crisis and so the crisis began if that's the way used to be now there is just one crisis on top of another you don't know where one starts and one stops and it's just a multiple crises stacked up you know right there from me and you're thinking to yourself my goodness gracious what happened. the day. thinks. we are here to ask. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing geopolitics. please go back to david in charlottesville one of the things i've been looking at over the years here is that we do live in a multilateral world that is the reality here but the foreign policy blog in washington and the think tanks and all of their donors don't believe that and they will and this is one of the reasons why we see such an erratic foreign policy because washington believes in me and you know polar world but it's not that's no long

go ahead bruce. well you know the u.s. main interest and. that's the bottom line that's the modus operandi of the u.s. when everybody else claim that we're the exceptional nation and at the same time. you all the evil things the analysts wars. regime change color allusions everybody is working we're all bros i got a job in here i've got to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on geopolitics day with r.t. . the world is driven by shape. there is. no dares thinks. we hear him to ask. a new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich here is the book. that you know if i suppose that whatever children are torn between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing geopolitics. please go back to david in charlott

go ahead bruce. well you know your u.s. main interest in staying king of the world that's the bottom line that's the modus operandi in the u.s. when everybody else claim that we're in the exceptional nation and at the same time . you all the evil things the analysts wars. regime change color allusions everybody running we're all going to jump in here i've got to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on geopolitics day with r.t. . new york is really what america is about. when our mayor took our face she was elected because of his campaign on our city being a tale of 2 cities that was and has not and those who have not are usually the ones who wind up being very hard out of the city has always wanted to forget about hot cities want to forget about the people who are buried there wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field that there is a place where difficult stories are given the fact that we're using inmates to maintain this act is very a site

go ahead bruce. well you know that you know us main interests and. that's the bottom line that's the modus operandi in the us everybody else claim that we're the exceptional nation and at the same time. all the evil things the endless wars the regime change lucian's everybody running we're all bros i got to jump in here i got to go to a hard break and after that hard break we'll continue our discussion on geopolitics day with r.t. . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development is only really i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to sit down and talk. shows seem wrong. but all the rules just don't call. me. yet to shake out just to become educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the crisis ends and the crisis begins that's the way used to be now there is just one crisis on top of a

i will turn to pros like bruce cashman. jonathan: how difficult it is to forecast in this environment right now? bruce: it is difficult to tie down exactly how strong the economy is doing. we are in the midst of a boom here in the u.s. europe is about to join us. there will be broad-based strength in the global economy. tom: good morning. kasman economics is your 26-page must-read. you have a spectacular u.s. chart. when does service inflation catch up? bruce: it will not fully catch up because there are supply shortages and goods prices will continue to rise rapidly. march was the first month we saw it start to take up -- tick up. tom: this is the absolute key metric with the jobs report. service inflation. jonathan: and wages. we have to talk about wages and whether wages will be useful for the next several months. how much longer will we have to look at the labor market? bruce: when you look at the big gains, you are seeing the rotation back to the service sector. as terms -- as far as inflation, two very different stori

bruce: you are absolutely right.tate perspective, people have to take into consideration the history of what has happened. anchorage had a pipeline fixed that broke and spilled into the kalamazoo river. it was nearly one million gallons of oil coming in from canada. ecological damage. you have the flint circumstances that took place where a lot of people were impacted by drinking water. they pride themselves in that. is this the right approach? canadians, who depend on this energy source are equally concerned that this could get shut down. this is going to end up in the courts. this is an issue between the state of michigan and anchorage. and the canadian government has encouraged anchorage and michigan to work this out. i think that's where the u.s. government is on the federal level right now. it's going to end up in the courts and hopefully will be a resolution. >> this is not the only thorny pipeline issue that has arisen between the u.s. and canada. how is the dialogue around the energy flow going to change unde

bruce einhorn. the debate over inflation is not going away anywhere just yet but janet yellen weighed in during a virtual hearing of the house appropriations subcommittee. take a listen. janet: the recent inflation that we have seen will be temporary. it's not something that's endemic. i expect it to last for several more months and to see high annual rates of inflation to the end of this year. >> joining us is the chief investment strategist for aipac. you heard from the treasury secretary. it is not endemic, but it will last several more months. a little bit of a timeframe on what transitory means for the administration. do you agree with janet yellen? >> yes, we do. we think that is spot on. what we are seeing is a peak in may and a slow decline of inflation at the annual level until the end of the year which means that the overall number will be that until the end of the year but then of ours, we will get 2022 and then we will see where the real inflation level is for the u.s. economy and then w

bruce i and heart is in hong -- bruce is in hong kong.ing done to address the root problem. what is president biden saying now about the agreement? bruce: the president praised the deal. in a speech from the white house, the president said the u.s. would help israel to replenish the iron dome israel used to repel many rocket attacks. he said the u.s. is engaged in diplomatic outreach and will continue what he called our quiet, relentless diplomacy to achieve these. yvonne: bruce, what is the cease fire mean for israel's political limbo following the election which was inconclusive? bruce: there was an election in march, the fourth into years. once again, no clear winner. before the hostilities, the opposition leader was trying to form a government and his aim was to combine israeli jews and an arab-muslim party for the first time in israeli history. fighting upended all of that. it is unclear where those talks are going. netanyahu has called suggestions in israeli media that he prolonged the conflict for his own political gain preposterou

let's bring in our guests in prague we have bruce pioneer journalist and correspondent at radio free europe specializing in central asia in moscow victor political analyst and lead expert at center for actual politics in london. in security and development in the department of war studies at the king's college london welcome to the program bruce are we talking here about an isolated incident or something that could potentially become a wider military confrontation. well you couldn't call this an isolated incident you know it lost it teen years anyway they've been having problems on the order that used to used to just end with some ads or handlers and up a car or something like that. so it's been going on for a while but this was much much more serious i mean usually in the states things were you know isolated is your term i mean they were confined to one small area this time all the sudden we saw the tajik forces attack a long long stretch of the border with kyrgyzstan and several different places the problem started in one area but then it quickly spread you know many many kilometer

other was established in 1920 and this is going to be my question for bruce however the took on 2 seem to have 2 different jew political maps of the own the saying let's go back 212924 the koga say we have a 195859 and therefore would like to see some concessions before we can move forward. you know that's one of the problems is they're looking at different maps and you know this is one of the 1st things they are where they can make any progress on or remark ation of it to try to figure out which maps they're going to use or if they're going to compromise somehow or another you know i mean as my colleagues approach we've stated our the problem is that the new government and security service 'd the new government in kyrgyzstan as really been pressing us you know that they're going to finish these border demarcations i just would touch it to stand with focus and also i think it made a lot of people nervous that they might lose something because this was seemed to be going on so quickly are. you know and so this is this is going to be the problem what you know what land belongs to me and

the us says it will we impose sanctions on baylor bruce in response to last week's force, landing of a ryan air flight, and the detention of an opposition blogger. the bite and administration is accusing men sca using false pretenses to divert the plane versus authoritarian leader, alexander lucas. shank says it's all applaud invented by the west to destabilize his country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the pair met for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin because i'll show you what really happened with ryan air. it was an attempt to stir up trouble with. they wanted a situation like last summer. lucas shank of paints the west as a common enemy, while putin says the 2 nations have come together. his message. russia stands with lucas shank. oh. even now that was the species in minsk, people are already feeling the effects of new sanctions imposed by the you. some bellow, ruffians, hope the measures will have a positive i

sanctions on bell road after the 4th landing of a passenger playing with a dissidence on board bill bruce's leader and turns to russia for support and his confrontation with the west. alexander, the shank says foreign governments are trying to destabilize his country, also coming up, france and germany pledge more than 500000000 euros to help african nations ramp up the vaccination in the fight against corona virus. plus, it looks like something from a word movie. australia battle is a plague of mine. but could the cure be worse than the disease? ah, i'm married, it hasn't been, it's good to have you with us. the us says it will reimpose sanctions on beller, rose in response to last week's 4th landing of a ryan air flight and the detention of an opposition blogger. the biden administration, is accusing minutes of using false pretenses to divert the plane. bellows is authoritarian leader, alexander lucas. shank says it's all a plot invented by the west to destabilize his country. well, that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the parents met for talks on friday. european uni

one of the last of the 22 that day was bruce hanson. even though his body had been in a cul storage for 3 years it had been on lists sent back and forth between the medical school and the medical examiners office the medical examiners office had not done the 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who knew bruce hanson and would care and it was easy. their job is to be the last and most important source of information about this person. they had his name they had his name when he 1st arrived to the morgue they had his name when they put him on a list too. offer is a cadaver for just sections of medical school. when i had the name and i did the 1st basic search it came up immediately his ex-wife in new jersey. one phone call and i had her one phone call and i was she was carrying the phone to her daughter. nobody called us i never changed my last name it's still hansen i live in the same state as new jersey nina had no problem calling me up to find out. each shouldn't it ended up in there they should allow the. for 3 years being in

mary bruce live at the white house. and mary, president biden says he hopes to sign police reform legislation sometime after memorial day now. bottom line tonight, where do negotiations stand? >> reporter: well, david, the talks are continuing and the details are still being hammered out here. there are still some real hur hurdles, though, like that question of protections for officers, but one thing that both sides definitely do agree on, this legislation will be named in george floyd's honor. david? >> mary bruce and alex perez tonight. our thanks to you both. this evening, we hope you'll join us for a special "soul of a nati nation" broadcast. that's tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> in the meantime, we turn to the other news this tuesday night and new developments just before we came on the air tonight, in the investigation into former president trump and his family business. tonight, the manhattan d.a. now convening a special grand jury to decide whether to bring criminal charges. let's bring in

mary bruce on that tonight. >>> also, america at its first major test as we begin to emerge from this pandemic. more than 37 million americans expected to travel for the memorial day weekend. and tonight, the news late today, the new report about how long protection against the virus may last. if you've had covid, how long your cells will remember the virus. and if you then get the vaccination, how powerful the immune response might be. whit johnson with late reporting. >>> in the northeast at this hour, we're tracking severe storms as we come on the air tonight, the potential for dangerous storms from washington, d.c., to philadelphia to new york. potentially heavy rain and straight-line winds up to 70 miles per hour. and the second system from texas to the dakotas. rob marciano tracking it all. >>> a possible break in the case tonight, the highway shootings authorities say about 100 incidents of windows shot out in just a matter of weeks. what police are now saying tonight. >>> the case that made national headlines. the mother and her new husband charged with murdering her two child

and bruce lee. your study found that bruce lee and then there was someone else who made the topless? >> yes. 42% know. they could not think of one. it was disappointing. the next one was jackie chan. we love him. he is a hollywood actor. the next was bruce lee who passed away 50 years ago. all men and one is not even american. >> we need to make more stereotypes for ourselves so we are not just the brainy ones. so, on that note, how do we move forward? how do we take this data and find a solution. where do we begin? >> yes. we asked people in the survey, how do they get there information. the first two were tv, movies, or music. so cultural influences are very strong. we believe it is important that hollywood and producers start to show asian americans in a multidimensional light so they are seen as not just supporting characters or background characters but as lead characters. they will have some depth to their personality, not just the waitress or masseuse on kung fu expert or gangster. they need

tom: bruce chasm and'-- bruce chasm and -- bruce kazman's comments in the last hour interesting. you wonder what the wage dynamics are along the spread of the different levels of income. jonathan: it is a compositional issue. we got a flavor of this last year. you have to reverse engineer the story for what we are about to see maybe this coming friday. lisa: that has been the white house's push ahead of these, that we could see a decline of wages on average because it is a reverse of what we saw last year, with lower wage individuals coming back into the work. one other thing bruce chasm and said, the k-shaped -- bruce said, the k-shaped recovery wouldn't necessarily affect the dynamism of growth. i wonder if the fed is going to pay more attention to this verities -- to these disparities and what the indications are. jonathan: do you get the sense that the fed is paying attention to the economic data? they are so worried right now about the signaling that the chairman keeps same we have seen one payrolls report even though we have in far more than that. lisa: the issue is that ma

bruce westerman of arkansas wants the house to eliminate the mask rule and open congress backup. >> i think we should follow the science, and the science tells us that once you've been vaccinated, that you can go back to normal, and if there's any place that needs to get a little bit of normalcy back it's congress. these remote hearings, the proxy voting, it's causing a lot of problems. reporter: on the floor today, a special resolution to halt all mask requirements for vaccinated persons inside the capitol complex, democrats defend the mask policy. >> following the exact cdc guidelines which says workplaces can be unique and different, based on their conditions. we would encourage our colleges on the other side of the aisle to encourage their members to become vaccinated. reporter: now, it's no surprise that the mask debate is playing out under the capitol dome the same as at a hardware store

a special lineup tonight, tammy bruce is here, lisa boothe. and for the first time. great dave porter, i am looking forward to, that let's get to it. these days the democrats and their media servants never stop talking about the big lie, that is nothing they love more than comparing people they disagree with to nazis, that is in fact where the big lie comes from. it was first used by hit her -- hitler, in his book, saying people are more likely to believe a big lie than a small one. now, listen to this. >> the nih. categorically has not funded gain of function research to be conducted in the wuhan institute of virology. steve: that is dr. fauci's big lie. since january, our special investigation into origins of the pandemic has laid out in detail the public record of the specific projects through which the nih did fund gain of funk function research it is so easy to prove that what dr. fauci said is a lie just by looking at public documents on dr. fauci's own web site is a big lie. people might believe it. they might believe, that fauci's boss. >> let me be clear, we

>>wants to be called bruce recalls the terrible moment he was waiting to cross the street and mission bay with his one-year-old child. when suddenly he was knocked to the ground and brutally attacked with a flurry of punches. >> i was trying to shield my head and prevent any worse injuries. i couldn't protect my child and i was on the floor. he was in a stroller that was slowly rolling away. it was definitely very scary as a parent. >> the heart illustrating some of the challenges. business owners like this owner of this ethiopian restaurant deal with this regularly. she says her mission bay location has been broken into and robbed more times than their tenderloin location and this is the price of doing business in san francisco. >> it was a heartbreaking experience. we are expecting something might happen now. >> -- and director of the former association says it has never been easy to do business in the city especially during the small business week and is working towards change. >> the city needs to demonstrate that we are safe and clean and fun to be in again. safety is of utmoutmo

we impose sanctions on baylor bruce in response to last week's force, landing of a ryan air flight, and the detention of an opposition blogger. the biting an administration is accusing, been sco using false pretenses to divert the plane. bella bruce's authoritarian leader, alexander lucas shanker, says it's all a plot invented by the west to destabilize this country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the pair meant for talks on friday. the european union has already implemented sanctions in the wake of the incident. alexander lucas shanker has a briefcase full of documents for vladimir putin. so we will go to, i'll show you what really happened with ryan air. it was an attempt to stir up trouble. they wanted a situation like last summer. lucas shank of paints the west as a common enemy, while putin says the 2 nations have come together. his message. russia stands with lucas shank. oh. even now we're still in minsk. people are already feeling the effects of new sanctions imposed by the you. some bela recipients hope the measures will have a positive impact was you

mary bruce at the white house. our team on the breaking news tonight. >>> here at home, the pandemic and the new coronavirus cases in this country now dropping below 30,000 a day for the first type gh the states offering lotteries in the millions of dollars for people to get vaccinations. .nd scholarships for young and it's working. and the flash points over masks.

>> mary bruce with us live from washington tonight. thank you. >>> next tonight, the major bankruptcies after that cyberattack on the colonial pipeline. 16,000 stations still low on gas or with no gas at all. that pipeline shut down for nearly a week. back up and running tonight, but it will take days. in north carolina, 65% of stations are still out of gas. we're seeing this elsewhere, too. tonight as we get new word that another major company was a victim of the same cyberattacks and reports of ransom paid in this case, what's to stop this from happening agai erielle reshef from charlotte. >> reporter: tonight, while the week long gas crisis is showing signs of easing in some places, in others it seems to be getting worse. gas tracking website gasbuddy says at noon today a full 88% of washington, d.c.'s stations were out of gas. >> we want to remind the public that it will take a few days to fully return to normal. we urge people in affected regions to only buy the gas they need. >> reporter: colonial restarted their pipeline two day

mary bruce at the white house. our team on the breaking news tonight. >>> here at home, the pandemic and the new coronavirus cases in this country now dropping below 30,000 a day for the first type gh the states offering lotteries in the millions of dollars for people to get vaccinations. .nd scholarships for young and it's working. and the flash points over masks. children in school. parents outraged on both sides of this. >>> amid the growing attacks on asian-americans in this country, president biden today signing the hate crime bill into law to fight discrimination against asian-americans. and tonight, that horrific case in new york city, yjuju chang with the asian-american woman assaulted in broad daylight. >>> dangerous storms slamming several states tonight. the alerts as we come on the air. and noaa tonight with the new hurricane forecast for this year, saying it will be another above average hurricane season. and tonight, the system already brewing. >>> and the stunning report just out tonight. the inquiry

i want to say first in congress please get acquainted with bruce westerfield. i used to be a republican and i'm a green new party person and i want to be a spokesperson but it's a five person agenda and look at the brose westerfield congressman from arkansas. we need to plant more trees in america. i want you to join with him and consider that if you come up be friends with himh in the green party. >> host: i would just say that bruce westerman has come on this program many times and taking calls from viewers as well. look up bruce westerman c-span .org but go ahead and ask your question. >> caller: in the most return all this morning karl rove he can make manure look like flowers and he's offering a plea state to america for the republicans to offer a police state for law and order and put things in order and the democrats are just wentaw pollyanna's. what is your reaction to carl rose effort to set an agenda for a plea state in america? >> guest: i believe we have a free society we need to make sure we keep it that way. i believe in the constitution and the d

sanctions on melrose after the forced landing of a passenger plane and with a dissident on board philip bruce's leader, turned to russia for support and his confrontation with the west. xander because shank says foreign governments are trying to stabilize this country. also coming up in france and germany pledge more than 500000000 euros to help african nations ramp up the vaccination in the find again, the corona virus. plus, it looks like something from a foreign movie, australia battles, a plague of mice, but could cure be worse than the disease. ah. a marion, i haven't seen. thanks for joining me. the us says it'll reimpose sanctions on bell rows in response to last week. forced landing of a ryan air flight and the detention of an opposition blogger, the by met ministration, is accusing means of using false pretenses to divert the plane. billers is authoritarian leader, alexander. look, shank o says it's all applaud invented by the west to destabilize his country. that's what he told russian president vladimir putin when the pair med for talks on friday . the european union has already impl

>> mary bruce. our thanks to you, mary. >>> we turn next to the border facility housing. unaccompanied migrant children in texas. the images that horrified so many. children taking turns sleeping on the floor. tonight, what does it look like now? here's our chief national correspondent matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, a look inside the border patrol's controversial donna facility, where until just last month there was dangerous overcrowding. in the last 24 hours, journalists finally allowed to see conditions for themselves. we saw children as young as 4 years old still sleeping on the floor, but conditions there have improved significantly. here at donna, the number of migrant children and teens down from its april 2nd peak of about 3,700, when it was so overcrowded, kids wrapped in those foil blankets were forced to take turns sleeping on the floor. today just 343 in custody. the dhs secretary touring the facility today, saying children are now only here for about 24 hours on average, down from an average of nearly six days i. >> the challenge remains. it is not behind

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. >> this man who only wants to be called bruce recalled the terrible moment he was waiting to crosse street in mission bay with his 1-year-old child , when suddenly he was knocked to the ground and brutally attacked with a flurry of punches. >> will try to shield my head and prevent any worse injuries i couldn't protect my child. i was on the floor. he was in a stroller that was slowly actually rolling away. it was definitely scary. >> the horror illustrate some of the challenges. some business owners do with this regularly. her mission bay location has been broken into and robbed more time than their tenderloin location. this is the price of doing business in san francisco. >> it was a heartbreaking experience. we are just expecting something to happen now more than four. >> director of the birches association says that he has never been easy to do business in the city and especially during the small business week. he is working towards change. >> the city needs to demonstrate that we are safe and clean and fund to be in. safety is of utmost important to was running our business. w

bruce is not going to be next to a winking model on a sailboat.a then courtney cox. it's like a creation of something that organically happens in a bruce springsteen concert. if there was an artist, in the '80s, who transended the music video, he is the guy. he is the one guy, who didn't actually need to do great-music videos, to still be a great artist. he's bruce springsteen. it was great music. ready to blow away the rules of volume? new air volume mega mascara by l'oréal paris. for mega volume, yet mega light. a whipped formula and a cushiony brush. new air volume mega mascara by l'oréal paris. you're worth it. i order my groceries online now. shingles doesn't care. i keep my social distance. shingles doesn't care. i stay within my family bubble. shingles doesn't care. because if you've had chicken pox, you're already carrying the virus that causes shingles. in fact, about 1 in 3 people will develop shingles, and the risk only increases as you age. so what can protect you against shingles? shingrix protects. now you can protect yourself from s

>> all right, mary bruce at the white house tonight. mary, our thanks to you and to matt gutman leading off the broadcast tonight. the breaking news, the cease-fire between israel and hamas. >>> but we do move onto the other news this thursday night and to the coronavirus here in the u.s. a very good sign tonight. new cases dropping below 30,000 a day for the first time since last june. tonight, 160 million americans 12 and older with at least one shot now. that's about 57% of everyone 12 and older. and tonight, several states now and scholarships for young people. and the incentives appear to be working. and tonight again, the anger among some parents across this country over whether children should be wearing masks at school. here's abc's whit johnson tonight. >> reporter: tonight, dodger stadium, one of the largest vaccination sites, closing down after giving out 430,000 shots. a symbolic shift, but dr. fauci insisting the country has to stay on track to meet president biden's goal -- 70% of adults getting one dose by july 4th. >> if

times or kaunas up and this moment nina bernstein and nina said to me do you know you're related to bruce hanson i said yeah that's my ex-husband and she said i have to tell you something. it was really shocking to me to discover that new york state law a law dating back to the 19th century. required the city to offer the bodies of unclaimed dead to medical schools for deception. i learned that there were 22 cadavers. that were in cold storage at albert einstein medical school. you know basically the these could hours are just lent to the medical schools they are supposed to then be returned to the city for what the city considers proper burial which is a hard island trench. i tried very hard. to learn the names of these cadavers because i wanted to reclaim their stories. one of the last of the 22 that day was percents and. even though his body had been in cold storage for 3 years it had been on lists sent back and forth between the medical school and the medical examiners office the medical examiners office had not done the 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who knew bruce hans

. ♪ at night i wake up ♪ >> bruce was all about credibility and intelligence and integrity.e without a spark ♪ ♪ this gun's for hire ♪ >> he ends up doing essentially a concert video starring a then unknown courteney cox. it's like this weird recreation of something that organically happens in a bruce springsteen concert. ♪ born in the usa ♪ >> if there was an artist in the '80s who transcended the music video he's the guy. he's the guy that didn't need to do great music videos to still be a great artist. he's bruce springsteen. it was great music. ♪ born in the usa ♪ ♪ ♪ life can be a lot to handle. ♪this magic moment,♪ but there's plenty of magic in all that chaos. ♪so different and so new.♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) i think i can. i think i can. i think i can. i think i can. i think... ...i can

with bruce are you really driving >> yeah.can't go back and arrest you now. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: you didn't have your license? >> no, nothing bad happened, like i - >> jimmy: i know, but you're driving bruce springsteen. >> i had my license, and then i started touring, and t just stopped doing anything besides being on tour. and i was driving the van for awhile, but then the band started to do better and we got in busses and what not, i just, like, my -- nothing bad happened i didn't do anything horrible. i just lost my license over time and then i didn't have it. and then we did the song "chinatown," and i was like, the song is literally about driving out of new york city into new jersey with someone you love, to show them where you're from to find a future i had to be driving in the song >> jimmy: yeah >> and so i broke the law, jimmy. yeah >> jimmy: wow. that's how rock 'n' roll he is he broke the law that's what i'm talking about. >> jimmy: i'm happy that you're here >> sorry, i'm kind of freaked out. it's like, we'r

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bruce desperate families fighting for their loved ones and looking to the west, not to russia for help. switch news now and football champions week to final takes place tonight to english sides. manchester city and chelsea will face off for europe biggest title, but with plenty of their fans having traveled to the portuguese city of porto, the victorious team surely won't be the only winners. champions, league fever has arrived in porto. the final bring some of the biggest names in football to the city, but it's not stars like man, city, coach, pet quality, iowa, and kept in kevin sabrina. the local is most excited about. it's these guys the, the brits are here and they're spending money after the long months of look down in europe. that's a welcome sights. we have a big, big pandemic during one here. so for us that the final top like, because far as a new saying, english fans have a reputation for causing trouble abroad. and that have already been some clashes between supporters and police, but with an economy that depends on tourism. people are happy to welcome that mostly friendly g

and that is what he's asking for. >> let's get to mary bruce at the white house. mary, the president firm on this today. asking u.s. intelligence to redouble efforts, were his words. they're aware many questions remain on this. we saw some of those questions today on the hill with dr. fauci. law makers want to know if it was an animal or was it the lab. >> reporter: david, it's unclear what they'll be exactly to uncover in just 90 days. we've seen growing questions about whether the chinese lab was somehow involved. pressed today on the timing of the announcement the white house insists it has nothing to do with chinese lab workers being hospitalized. the biden administration is giving the lab theory a second look. >>> there was another late headline today after how long protection having the virus lasts. there's encouraging news about what the cells in your body will remember and what about whose who didn't have the virus but got fully vaccinated? what dr. fauci said about boosters today. all this comes as america faces a big test. 37 million americans expected t

you can see that he's writing on bruce lee's face. >> you should be ashamed of yourself. this is a very strong community, the oldest chinatown in the united states. you have no right to deface symbolic symbols like bruce lee and the god of wealth and asperity. >> reporter: she has used her own funds to clean up much of the graffiti but she needs more and has created a gofundme page to help pay for supplies including anti-graffiti coating. in response to the present hate crimes, today the attorney general launched the racial justice bureau within the state bureau department of justice. >> we will be utilizing the tools we have. to defend, support and uplift civil rights to make sure we are making sure that our school climates are fair and safe and supportive. making sure that in the middle of this horrific hate crimes crisis, that we are stepping in and stepping up. >> the video is pretty good of this individual. two police have any leads on who this suspect is? >> reporter: the artist tells me that she has a pretty good idea. she will be meeting with an officer tomorrow t

liz: bruce got in trouble for this. >> he was gone.stify that they knew by the winter of 2016 there was no one there and trump russia collusion and peter strzok would say the same thing and james clapper would say the same thing, was all falling apart then james comey leaked to the media inn order to get the university professor in order to get mueller appointed special counsel and it's all falling apart that they didn't have a case but they still have an appeal into the trump s presidency. who is doing that and who has a vendetta, they didn't have the goods and they're still going after trump with a really bad debunked source, christopher steele. >> they were career officers in the fbi in the justice department who continue to work against president trump draw his presidency, from all the leaks that we've seen during the trump presidency that should not come as a surprise but the fact that they would use his discredited individual discredited by everybody including comey to goc after trump is just amazing. liz: behind-the-scenes fbi i