it involves democratic state representative, jim carroll. here's what's going on.ew months, carroll has been repeatedly finding his tote bag drenched in water without any indication of what caused it. a tote bag caper! this is the most vermont mystery since "nancy drew and the case of the missing bootleg recording of phish live at glens falls civic center." at first, carroll thought it might just be snow that fell into his bag, but then it kept happening well into springtime, so he set up a secret camera outside his office, and this is what it captured. okay, there's jim carroll he hung up his bag, make sure everything's fine with it. he walks away, not a care in the world, and what's this? that lady emptied her drink into his tote bag! it's a political scandal some are calling... water-gate. [laughter and cheering] somebody beat me to it? it gets weirder. that woman is not some random moisture terrorist. she is jim carroll's colleague, republican representative and woman at the q&a who has more of a statement than a question? mary morrissey. we now know that morri

you can see representative carroll checking to make sure his bag is in fact dry. a small plastic cup of liquid into it and walking away. well that woman is republican state representative mary morrissey who represents a different part of the same small town that democrat jim carroll hails from. the representative had been engaging in this bizarre drenching ritual for months. the local scandal has since rocketed to national attention with some social media users dubbing the controversy watergate. get it? it is not entirely clear why that republican state representative was dumping water on her colleague's bag over and over and over again. the two lawmakers grew up in the same town and have known each other for years. representative carroll claims his republican colleague had been acting nasty toward him for months and ■çwould say demeaning things in front of other legislators. despite that, representative carroll had planned to keep his secret sting video private. that was until a local independent news service called seven days vermont filed a public records act r

that plea fell on deaf ears until we made carroll's case for her. she's now free from that $480 mistaken debt. carroll, jennifer and 927 others have contacted us so far this year. you can to snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. chris thank you. and speaking of the weekend, it is here and you are the straw that stirs the drink when it comes to the weekend. i like that we got i'm thinking of many drinks here. me too, i know. okay, we'll save that for later. and we are looking at some awesome weather on saturday and sunday. and then by monday, changes that are quite unusual out here across the west to start off june. we'll talk about that here in just a bit. but let's take it out to our live ballpark camera. look at that. we're zoomed in to get a look at that action there as the yankees and the giants go at it right here on nbc at 7:00 tonight. so we've got all your coverage for you right now, a comfortable 69, a little bit of a breeze out of the west northwest at 16. we could see so

john carroll. today, i also like to acknowledge jeanette angeloff at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please ensure that you silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you may have brought with you into the chamber today. if you have any documents to include as part of the file, you should submit them to me. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak along your right hand side of this room. i'm pointing it out with my left hand. alternatively, you may submit your public comment on writing in either of the following ways. first, you may email your comments to me at. john carroll at sf gov. org or you may send your written comments via us postal service to our office in city hall. the address is one doctor carlton b goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public comment in writin

zamora at the intersection of jennings street and carroll avenue. multiple officers gave verbal commands for mr. zamora to stop and drop his weapon, but he did not comply. as officers number one and two drove towards mr. zamora in their patrol vehicle, officer number two used the vehicle's loudspeaker to order mr. zamora to turn around, but mr. zamora continued to walk away on jennings street. at this time, officer number one noticed mr. zamora's weapon was a crossbow and advised the other units over his radio. officer number one also advised his partner that the crossbow could penetrate their body armor. multiple officers on scene gave mr. zamora numerous verbal commands to stop and drop his weapon. officer number seven used their loudspeaker while officers number four and five yelled verbal commands while standing outside their patrol vehicle. mr. zamora refused to comply and continued to walk away on jennings street, creating more distance between him and the officers. as officer number five requested, a code 33 as officers used their vehicles as

john carroll. today, i also like to acknowledge jeanette angeloff at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you, madam chair. please re

. >> reporter: city council member carroll fife believes the privately funded baseball field will continuey. >> it is a blessing that oakland really needed at this particular time. just a few years ago this is a place that was redlined and only african-american families were allowed to live here and that led to our huge disinvestment from this part of the city. >> reporter: carroll fife says that this area is flourishing, in part because of the ballpark. she also credits other positive activities like the new farmers night markets and believes this is just the beginning of a massive transition for the area. >> it will continue to grow and it will bring work to the west oakland community. people will want to visit and they can see all the progress west oakland has made. >> reporter: the work continues to change the narrative or a neighborhood that struggled with its reputation for decades. >> you can watch friday's home game on pix+ 44 cable 12 beginning at 6:30 p.m. and pix+ is showing the ballers on friday nights all summer long. you can catch the games through the end of august. gotta lo

independent news service called seven days vermont filed a public records act request, after which carrollented and released the security footage to that local news outlet. in response to the public backlish representative morsy has now publicly apologized. >> it is conduct most unbecoming of my position as a representative and as a human being and is not reflective of my 28 years of service. >> representative carroll was asked by the guardian newspaper if he accepts his colleague's apology. he said i guess i would have to say yes in the spirit of forgiveness reluctantly, but if i had to be a smart ass i'd say her apology holds as much water as my canvas bag. there's a lesson everywhere. the lesson about civility in politics and in journalism and the lesson in the durability of a proper tote bag. i don't know what the lesson is, but it is certainly a reminder we deserve better than immaturity and cruelty from our leelders. in just a second i'll talk to someone who lost their white house job thanks the cruelty and vindictive nature of donald trump and now trying to return to washington as a

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carroll county sheriff is with me now.getting is people held him down and then he was later arrested. we may see some images of that moment that still may happen. you have this now and you have the arrest of that illegal charged in the killing of a mother of five in maryland. we talked to the sheriff yesterday about that on our program. listen here. >> every citizen in this country. it is a public safety crisis and one we can so easily fix by coming up with a workable immigration policy for our country. it is just insane that we would allow things like rachel's murder to happen. we allowed it by letting him into the country unchallenged. >> bill: when you look at the pictures of this woman and the family she leaves behind. this illegal was in california, maryland, arrested in tulsa. what is this? not just an open border. you can do anything you want anywhere now, sir. >> good morning, bill. it is good to be back. you know, to your point, you can travel freely in the united states of america anywhere you want and why we're

jim carroll set up a hidden camera to find out who had been soa soaking his bag with water daily for five months. republican representative mary moore was caught on video pour ing water from a glass into the bag as it hung on a hallway rack. she apologized on the house floor this week for her disrespectful conduct. neither addressed possible mot motives. >>> vandalism, activists give stonehenge a new coat of paint. what they were protesting. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if a

and now for the next several years boris briana or carroll, let's bring in renato to talk about this. ronaldo. it sounds bad, but then as you get into the details, you realize that this particular lawyer actually approached the judge, so it was the lawyer, not the judge initiating this conversation. did not mention trump by name in this conversation, although the lawyer says we weren't talking about the mets, but it also seems that the lawyer gave him his $0.02 on why like a large judgment would actually be bad for business. and clearly, the judge didn't take that advice so is there really a lot of standing here for what trump's lawyers are saying we're not oh, can you hear us? is he absorbing? he's observing taking a moment it was black and in fairness. >> all right. we're going to, we're going to try to reestablish that and we'll talk a little bit about it, but it is really interesting as you were going to get him just bear with us as we sort of a chat about this, but it is interesting. i'll renato, can you hear us i can. okay. great. did you hear my question at all i did not. >> al

so, he had a different demeanor. >> ej carroll, which you were at? . >> correct.hich isn't something that's typical of donald trump, even in a courtroom. so, i am just being honest and open. i did as much preparation as someone can do when getting ready for one of the biggest verdicts in our nation's history. at the end of the day what my sort of practice brings to the tradition of court art is the unpredictability, which i think people are enjoying and the humanity that goes into the court. >> you also drew witnesses like stormy daniels and hope hicks and you write words to your pieces. what was it like drawing them and how do you choose the phrases that you've put into these canvass? i mean, i understand the guilty, guilty, guilty, obviously, but what else? >> i think sometimes when i'm working i'm really in a zone, but then i hear something and i'm like, okay, this sort of can be used as material just like the images to sort of highlight irony. i'm thinking about themes in our nation is possibly themes that are a little more the story of the day, the gag order.

jason carroll, just laid out what could happen and the new york times just urge president biden to step aside and a new editorial and said that it's up to you and other democrats to tell him the truth. are you at all open to considering a nominee other than joe biden know, i looked joe biden won the votes in this country. >> we don't have journalists are members of congress, pick the nominee. we have people run for the primary. he did that and new hampshire and south carolina the liner on super tuesday, he has the delegates. this is his decision. and he was very clear today. he said, when you get knocked down, you come back, you show resilience he has made it very clear that he's running and at this point, the democratic party should focus on the economy, how we are for the working class, building manufacturing jobs down, trump wins tax breaks for the very wealthy the drive that message he can win problem is, is that is exactly what i heard you say. >> you wanted him to drive that same message on the debate stage last night, and it didn't happen. congressman, i mean, even if you're not

i'm sure that senator menendez wanted in that case, jason carroll, nice to see you this morning. thank you very much. >> gate after decades of false starts researchers say they are now finally making progress on a birth control option for men seen as jaclyn howard has the details and she's joining us now, jacqueline. >> and what are you learning from this new clinical trial? >> yeah. okay. this is new research that was just recently presented and researchers developed and tested a type of hormonal gel that can be used as a form of male birth control. so how this works in this research, you apply the gel to your body men in the study applied it to their shoulders. you apply it but one daily and it contains progesterone and testosterone, it's a hormonal gel and it works by suppressing sperm production in the body. so a normal production of sperm and normal sperm count typically ranges from about 15 million to around 200 million. >> but in this study, researchers say the gel was able to suppress production to less than 1 million per milliliter. >> and in this study, researchers say

jason carroll is out front where did get knocked down, you get back out. president joe biden tried to tamp down concerns during his speech in north carolina today. after his dismal debate performance last night. so disappointing some members of his own party founded hard to been their way out of it. >> did joe biden have a bad night in my opinion? yes, we absolutely had a bad debate. we move on. yes. there was a slow start by didn't made it clear. he is not dropping out of the race. but post debate. there are questions about whether he should and what would happen if he did messy, chaotic well, there'll be debates. if biden were to bow out, it would be unprecedented in modern times, the simple version of what could happen is this. if it did happen, the upcoming democratic national convention, which begins august 19th, is where their party could select a new nominee. there will be enormous pressure on the dann say to make it kamala harris to just say, well, he is the number two if the number one can't do it, the number two should do it despite that potentia

. >> cnn's jason carroll is outside the courthouse, new york city for us. that's where the new jersey democrat is on trial. jason, give us the details on this new testimony well won't fit potentially damaging details comes from a man by the name of jose uribe. >> he's already pleaded guilty to bribery and other charges and two de when he took the stand, he pointed the finger directly at senator menendez just moments after he began his testimony, prosecutor lara pomerantz, asieh him. have you ever committed federal crimes? answer. yes, i have. >> does that include bribery of a public official? >> yes, i did. >> who was that public official? senator robert menendez. and then he pointed at him, seated right there in the courtroom. you rebase said that he committed these bribes with the help of other people? namely nadine menendez, the senator's wife, who's being tried separately and he talked about a conversation that the two of them had back in march of 2019. she was talking about men always lighting her down and he was talking about how he very much needed a

, we're going to be hearing more from jose uribe when he's cross-examine tomorrow. >> well, jason carroll on the scene for us. thank you very much. into our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the io

. >> well, jason carroll on the scene for us. thank you very much. into our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. i'll see you tomorrow morning 11:00 a.m. eastern for cnn newsroom back 6:00 p.m. eastern >> minister for the situation room until then, once again, thanks very much for watching erin burnett outfront starts right now affect his sentence, as well as who was in that room. >> plus a secret new recording tonight of supreme court justice samuel alito. >> this is the former republican governor christie todd whitman breaks her silence about the man that she had publicly supported an introduced to the united states senate. does she now regret backing alito? and it's the hottest stock of a planet. >> a little known company forcing apple today to play catch up we have a special report. let's go out front and good evening i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news, former president trump, just wrapping up an interview with a probation officer. this is a first, never an american history has a former president had to

dave carroll for telling a nevada newspaper playing home games elsewhere helps build the team's brand and attract players. it is beyond comprehension how he responded to this. i i really can't figure out what the business strategy is. what the pr strategy when this provision came up. >> all you have to do is be honest and say, of course, oakland, vegas, as one of 30 teams has to be available to play games internationally. so we have to work that into the least period. and that's literally would be the end of the discussion here taken games away. >> from your public and you haven't even played there yet. i don't know what the logic is. former a's executive andy dolan says whatever the intent the a's have made a bad pr move, especially when it comes to attracting new fans in las vegas. what people are reading those that might not be big. baseball fans are taking money away from us. >> importantly, you're taking games away from us. don't you want us to support your team? do you want us to become engaged in all of your activities? but you're going someplace else. >> the a's have already a

i believe also running for change in district 3 that carroll fife >> who also vote? >> that. all right. we've been listening to a press conference outside the home of oakland mayor sheng thao. the group doing this press conference is behind the recall effort to try to oust mayor and it will be onthe november

. >> last week officers got a report of someone with a rifle near jennings street in carroll avenue. but when they arrived, the actually found the person loaded with a crossbow. one officer then fired their gun. the suspect was not hit by gunfire but had to be taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. we've got a little on travel reminder this weekend. bart service between 24th street mission and daly, city stations is going to be suspended. that includes the glen park in balboa park stations. the suspension will allow crews to make track improvements clear nearby vegetation, free bus rides, though, will be available between the stations. people who planning on taking bart should probably expect some sort of delays, especially on those buses for about 30 minutes between those stations. all right. we're taking a live look right now from our mount tam cam. lot of fog hang around the city and across the bay tonight, kathy trafton giving us a look at the kathy paid and the fog is moving in the big hit and miss at this hour. >> you can still see some city lights in some are

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jean carroll case. or the insurance fraud case." no, democrats were celebrating!brooklyn whole foods when the verdict came down, people started [bleep] in the bulk grains aisle! [laughter and applause] for more on the republican reaction, we go live to the delaware courthouse with desi lydic. [cheers and applause] desi. desi, republicans have been demanding that hunter biden be sent to prison, and now they might actually get that wish. i'm surprised republicans aren't happier about this. >> oh, jordan, you sweet little doe-eyed fawn. republicans aren't happy because they know that hunter biden is a sacrificial lamb being offered up by joe biden to distract everyone while he consolidates his nefarious powers to do socialism. >> jordan: so republicans will only be happy when joe biden himself gets arrested, then? >> aw, jordan. you deer-faced little dum dum. joe biden would love to be in federal prison, biding his time, chain-smoking on the toilet, consolidating his nefarious powers to do socialism, all while helpless donald trump rules from the white house. it's al

more than 300 families lost loved ones and all their possessions sally carroll and they say use us to as i mentioned, we all know that the land sight occurred on the same mountain where most of the construction was going on in java e boat. we never had such land slot. that seems pretty strange. when i look at when we get started and it was on that day that money was a potter's son turned 5 us a. i mean, are you what that i knew i went out to get kick for my son's birthday, and then the avalanche cabinets and i couldn't get back home. they knew up until a long time without any modesty, a simple birthday cake saved his life and made him the sole survivor of his family . dw, asks the colombian authorities and the consortium led by the chinese company about the excessive use of dynamite in the area. the consortium said that no land sites had been reported during the work due to controlled blasting with dynamite. and that the techniques are generally appropriate and have been evaluated during the work, but many and of a but leads that the consortiums malpractice is go beyond its constructi

dave carroll for telling a nevada newspaper playing home games elsewhere helps build the team's brandnd attract players. it is beyond comprehension how he responded to this. i i really can't figure out what the business strategy is. what the pr strategy when this provision came up. >> all you have to do is be honest and say, of course, oakland, vegas, as one of 30 teams has to be available to play games internationally. so we have to work that into the least period. and that's literally would be the end of the discussion here taken games away. >> from your public and you haven't even played there yet. i don't know what the logic is. former a's executive andy dolan says whatever the intent the a's have made a bad pr move, especially when it comes to attracting new fans in las vegas. what people are reading those that might not be big. baseball fans are taking money away from us. >> importantly, you're taking games away from us. don't you want us to support your team? do you want us to become engaged in all of your activities? but you're going someplace else. >> the a's have already ann

. >> reporter: mary ellen carroll, the executive director, she says the computer system is nearing its end of life. there is a larger $44 million plan to upgrade it, but that won't happen for another two years. >> there has not been an impact on the public or on the delivery of services. and you know, it prepares us for really much worse scenarios that -- for instance, if we were to lose -- massive power outage, we're pretty good at doing manual mode. >> reporter: department says that while that's not great it hasn't affected response times, what do you say to that? >> how would they know that? >> reporter: the goal for 911 dispatchers is to answer 95% of calls within 15 seconds. in february, the last data available, san francisco was at 73%. >> half of our calls are answered within three seconds. so we -- if you look at us comparatively to a lot of other call centers in the region, we're doing really pretty well. >> reporter: bert believes the department isn't doing enough to recruit and retain workers. he says since 2019 more than 60% of those who completed training have left. >> it'

en este video de ap se ve a la policía investigando los hechos sobre la calle carroll a eso de las 09e ha determinado a qué se deben sus lesiones, pero los oficiales respondieron a llamadas de un posible tiroteo y el departamento de policía de pinole arrestó a 2 personas vinculadas a 2 interrupciones a las líneas del 911, las autoridades acudieron al lugar donde los sospechosos habían robado cables de cobre. eso a principios de junio. al llegar, encontraron a 3 individuos en el área, quienes intentaron huir con la ayuda del helicóptero del alguacil, lograron arrestar a 2 de ellos, quienes tenían en posesión herramientas para cortar cables. hablemos ahora de la policía de san josé. acaba de lanzar en redes sociales una página con los fugitivos más buscados de esa ciudad. libertad pedraza nos explica cómo las autoridades esperan que la tecnología les ayude a encontrar la larga lista de sospechosos. la policía de san josé acaba de hacer pública la lista de los fugitivos más buscados de la ciudad en sus redes sociales para tratar de llegar a una audiencia más grande. y es algo que otras p

carroll, who lives in cheshire's peak district, runs a business with her husband. ran a business withwn—up son too and has an opinion on one of the main party's policies relating to young people. it's not really a deterrent because once they are actually accused, taken into jail, they're let out again because they haven't got the room. i know in cheshire, that's what it's like. i think in a way, i mean, lots of different reasons, but one thing rishi sunak has said is bringing in national service. i personally think that would be good for a lot of kids because it would give them discipline that they haven't had all the way through. i think that's a terrible idea. do you? i agree. laughter iagree! that's fine. we all disagree with things, which is good. yeah, but ijust feel it could discipline some children. chidi served in the armed forces, so understands more than a thing or two about how national service might work in practice. there isn't the capacity or the space in the armed services or any form of government, to train these people, to look after them. secondly, in today's society

that if i show you the satellite image, you can see the monsoon rains that are crept across into carroll up towards the north east of india. s, as in very wet weather to come here, we have got some amber look out for those thunder storms on tuesday. i move thunder storms are set to roll across 7 pots of china, bringing some intense rain across regions that have already been flooded on comb. we'll see those thunderstorms monday into tuesday will be a legacy of showers remaining for places like ty one. if we have a look at the 3 date, there's some improvement for ty pay. we could see light rain on thursday. the he says he went to go to and syria, to provide a 27 year old activity as to how kids survey testing working as i'm doing. and so i that with nursing, the eyes of his governments with my citizenship was to help. i was surprised in the 1st part of the series, we found the restoril either push the shape worker because he confronts the news, the piece, citizenship verification. i only want my citizenship fact if i'm proven in a sense, i don't want to, we don't stick to the cali stick li

we had a couple hundred people here today and this person here, i heard from mary carroll, that woman because this is mys -- my sister ann. and this is my brother-in-law gus. and gus has had a life of public service and it is great to have them both on tv. they just moved to virginia from germany. welcome to the united states. >> thank you. >> steve: talk to them about the presidential thing, he has a job, if he did, he would get fired by noon. we will not do that. it has been a great crowd today here at juke box diner. go down to canton, in georgia. we have rachel campos-duffy. [cheering] >> rachel: thank you, steve, we're at the eggs up grill. i don't have family here, i am surrounded by new friends and it is fun. how many wish you were a fly on the wall at the dnc last night? >> that would have been fun or msnbc, i'm surrounded by veterans. joe biden said nobody died in afghanistan, how did that make you feel as retired afghanistan veteran? >> afghanistan was the biggest fiasco. >> your thoughts? >> afghanistan was definitely a debacle and not to mention the people dying and all th

if i show you the satellite image, you can see the monsoon rains that have crept across into carroll up towards the north east of india. s as in very wet weather to come here. we have got some amber look out for those thunderstorms on tuesday. i move thunderstorms are set to roll across 7 pots of china, bringing some intense rain across regions that have already been flooded on comb. we'll see those thunderstorms monday into tuesday, and it will be a legacy of showers remaining for places like taiwan. if we have a look at the 3 day, there's some improvement for type pay. we could see light rain on the stay there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken active risks making that boise how many disasters do we need to start taking action in the fights against the climate catastrophe this generation is trying to save the world . we are in an emergency right now. when you do dial much destruction, you cannot face the consequence. nature is then, we'll just see a red new series dying. now, we'll never the the welcome back. a reminder about top

lewis carroll called this work perhaps the most striking of all russian paintings , eh. original, chemists for 100. the german chemist emil erlen meyer gave his name to one of the varieties of this vessel. flasks? absolutely right, here is a flask in front of you erlenmeyer. the story begins at 100. each case has a special smell. the bakery smells like dough. from the dobyy past the carpentry workshop you walk past the carpentry workshop, the smell of shavings smells like fresh boards, what do crafts smell like, jani radare, that’s right, people are flowers 100, this flower reminded europeans of turkish turbans, hence the name, tulip, for sure, a big theme for 100, the largest work in the collection of this museum - a theatrical backdrop for a ballet production. the bolshoi theater museum, created in 1908 by nicholas roerich, is apparently the third. kupskaya gallery. well that was the last question first round. let's sum it up. igor has 700, kirill has 1,300, alexander has 6,300. the second round is ahead. we make a movie, choose the mood tes. do you feel it too? makhee

bloomberg's stephen carroll has more from brussels. >> these parties were expected to do well but their performance delivered a number of bombshells. in france maker and has called for a snap legislative elections after his party came in a distant second. in germany, the chancellor's party had its worst score ever facing off at the far right afd. it was better news rather european leaders including italy. more broadly, the centrist alliance of parties that brought versus -- ursula vander leiden to the presidency returned with a majority capable of reelecting hard to that position. she says she will be reaching out to her partners to build an alliance. the european leaders that will put her forward as a candidacy for president will meet to discuss that a week from now. paul: let's bring in our fx analyst. david finnerty, what is the outlook for the euro? david: i think near-term the pressure is on the euro. markets don't like political uncertainty. and with maker and calling out that snap vote, the national party could win a strong mandate that macron would have to appoint her as prime m

. >> stephen carroll on the ground in brussels. thank you very much indeed.coverage of those elections over the next few days. to the ecb now and that decision is historic. the first cut of the cycle, promising though not to give us further clarity in terms of where they go next. they came through that reduction yesterday as expected, leaving investors guessing on where policy is headed next. let's bring in ven ram for the analysis on this. where do we go from here than with the ecb? what is your take on ultimately where the terminal rate plans for these -- for the central bank of europe? >> you have got -- [ indiscernible] if you put all that together, what do you get? the rates, interest rates, will be than high -- will be higher than interest rates expect. it showed the neutral rate in the euro zone is about 15 basis points. a real neutral rate of 15 basis points. it will be 2.2%. that's the best case scenario, mind you. that means the lowest rates the ecb could get to is 2.75% or 2.7%. that means that just four rates cut from here. tom: ok. ven ram on the

let's get more in terms of the details, the consequences and bring in stephen carroll.ficant other comments from marine le pen? >> is currently off is trying joint appeal to centrist voters. would you go for emmanuel macron to resign? she said she would respect institutions. she will call for institutional chaos and she would simply have cohabitation. prime minister from another party. there was in 1997. it is part of the page that marine le pen is making. looking at the idea of what she would do if they did come in first. in a cohabitation situation, what she is referring to, they took the lead on fiscal matters. they don't have the full economic program from the national rally party in france. they cut the vat rate on certain food products to zero as well. that is something that the finance ministry would cast on 20 billion euros. that is a matter of concern for markets. they simply haven't seen it. when they do see it they will. there were massive protests. tens of thousands of people marching against some of the policies. chris the polarization across france on this

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jean carroll lawsuit earlier this year. the civil fraud trial. for him this is blow after blow. this is not someone that i am used to seeing on the campaign trail this morning. >> thank you so much for all of your coverage. everyone else sticks around. when we come back we will talk to another one of our new favorite friends and go to experts on the trial. someone who had a front row seat to the specific facts of this case. locklin cartwright joins us. plus, with a guilty conviction be the line in the sand for a small but critical part of the electorate? we will look to whether there are enough voters who are uncomfortable with the idea of having a criminal in the oval office. oval office. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even be

jean carroll. that federal courthouse where judge constance baker motley, it was only steps away from the manhattan criminal courthouse where alvin bragg works. donald trump doesn't understand these people. thurgood marshall, constance baker motley, alvin bragg, people who work for government salaries, dedicated for with a is just a word, a word he doesn't understand, justice. donald trump has now met justice thanks to alvin bragg. while alvin bragg was in church, donald trump was appearing on fox and friends. >> you famously said regarding hillary clinton, lock her up. you declined to do that as president. >> i beat her. it's easier when you win, and i felt i could have done it, but i felt it would have been a terrible thing and then this happened to me. so i may feel differently about it. i can't tell you. i'm not sure if i could answer the question. hillary clinton, i didn't say her lock her up, but the people said lock her up, then we won. and i said pretty openly, i said all right, come on, le

jean carroll, 80 plus million dollars settlement, not just for the harassment in that civil suit butmore. even his charity, which is supposed to have noble and high-minded purposes, they literally are forced to pay millions of dollars and shut down because of using that charity not for charitable purposes but for his own political gain. donald trump for his entire career has been cited again and again for breaking laws. people who defend him never say he did not manipulate documents in a criminal way. they do not say that he did not use his charity for unjust purposes. they don't defend that. they seem to take this higher view that oh, somehow donald trump should be above the law. well, as a black guy from newark, i really do believe as an american that tearing down the criminal justice system when it finally holds to account a person who has a pattern and practice for violating laws, for corruption, for thinking the rules don't apply to him. to me, this is a moment of justice. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more senator cory

jean carroll told the jurors, you can talk to the press, i advise you not to. and they did not.s case they did not talk to the press. they would expose himself to harassment a possibly threats and harassment. i'm a reporter and i like it. what a contrast. >> it's a stark contrast. i think it goes to show and when joe biden and his supporters talk about the rule of law, they mean it. you can disagree with his policies. talk about the border and other things that are not in my daily work but on the question of whether or not the rule of law is to be enforced in fear or favor to be given to anyone including the son of a sitting president of the united states, the republicans are full of it on the trump side and biden is not. >> walk the walk. final question, independence and the department of justice. we have a post-nixon order. one of the things about nixon, a level of regulation, norms, and statures was the department of justice can't just be a tool in the hands of the executive to pursue vendetta. to prosecute and punish enemies. to protect friends. the trump vision is that. exp

officers got a report of someone with a rifle near jennings street and carroll avenue. but when they arrived, they found the suspect had a loaded crossbow on them. one officer then fired their gun. the suspect was not hit by gunfire, but he was taken to a hospital for non-life-threatening injury. >> the alameda county sheriff's office is thanking federal officers now for taking a dangerous criminal off the street. something they say the da's office refused to do by not filing charges in an assault case. district attorney pamela price already facing an election recalled because her opponents believe that she's not holding criminals responsible for their actions. kron four's dan kerman reports alameda county district attorney pamela price is under fire this time from another law enforcement agency for letting violent criminals walk the street in a facebook post, the alameda county sheriff's office is thanking federal law enforcement officers for doing the job prices office should have done in the first place. the sheriff's office says robert bureau coe was arrested in mid

the democratic lawmaker, jim carroll, has filed an ethics complaint.e all know that one person who never got covid and now scientists say they may know why a study by british researchers found some people. >> have special immune cells in their nose that may be able to detect the virus at the earliest stage. the cells are believed to be able to alert the immune system before full infection takes hold. researchers hope the findings help develop more effective treatments and vaccines. coming up next, what leaked emails from governor newsom's office are revealing about his plans to make changes to prop 47. >> following a spike in retail. that's after the prop was approved. plus. >> it just blows my mind. you know that my beautiful 15 old daughter. well for life because of doubts. >> hear from the mother of a san francisco teenager who lost her daughter to an overdose where her body was found and has family raising found and has family raising questions. (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's re

jean carroll has, we are talking about in this specific narrative, i am certainly front and center. his feeling is not only do i need to knock michael down, i also need to set an example for others that you do not want to be michael cohen, you do not want to take the blows that i and members of congress that are supporting this are going to be coming at you. this is a mafia message. >> what is the difference between you and weisselberg? weisselberg is like, don't know not staying. >> weisselberg is still in the camp and still in the cold and he will not testify against donald trump. he has the right not to testify to plead the fifth. that is what he did. as a direct result he is spending more time at rikers island. >> he is at rikers. y'all have not been to rikers -- . i am struck by the fact, you went to jail, you did not have the sexual encounter with the young lady, it was not even you, you, at this point were the one person held accountable for everything that went on and that was an inflection point. why do you think that was an inflection point for someone like allen weisselbe