all in with chris say starts now. read out. all in with chris say starts now. him to use the insurrection act the summer. he did not do it. and he at the last moment could've done. it >> is the closest contact you had between someone charged with seditious conspiracy and the president of the united states. tonight, what we know about who's storage was talking about inside the white house. then, -- >> it is an outrage that we have five justices on the supreme court who lied, lied in their confirmation h

all in with chris say starts now. read out. all in with chris say starts now. tonight on all in. >> we are calling him to use the insurrection act the summer. he did not do it. and he at the last moment could've done. it >> is the closest contact you had between someone charged with seditious conspiracy and the president of the united states. tonight, what we know about who's storage was talking about inside the white house. then, -- >> it is an outrage that we have five justices on the supreme court who lied, lied in their confirmation hearings, in order to be confirmed. >> as outrage continues, new thinking about the mysterious source of the supreme court abortion draft, plus, desperate attempt to stop the republican power grab. civil disobedience over the mobs in ohio. and checking in on the maga by mary in the next big senate race. >> president trump offered to buy greenland from denmark. but did you think about that? >> i thought it was an awesome idea. because he's a deal guy. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we kno

chris wallace says he favors consecutive 50 basis point rate increases until inflation comes down. there is a sense of unease in these equity markets this morning as plausible possibility is decried by waller. oil is higher, recession risk percolating in the mind of the european investor. to the equity markets, you see the narrative, piling into cash rich balance sheet orientated stocks. nasdaq up 6/10 of 1%. it is inflation angst and narrative and the rising price of oil that could be the spoiler of recession risk for the equity market. asia hanging on by a thread into the green. let me show you across the assets. the bond markets, waller's language, do it now, be upfront. not prepared to take 50 basis points of the table. inflation tops 8% in germany. do you really believe european inflation is the tail wagging the u.s. rate dog? the oil market is at a two-month high as the eu curbs the russian flow. there are carved out -- carveouts for landlocked countries. bitcoin up nicely, comfortably above 31,000. trading with existential crisis risk. let's get everybody together. maria tad

but while it's an issue affecting millions of people, chris says the mechanism of how persistent painwell understood. for example, if we have pain in our knee, the senses in our knee may be sending normal information to our nervous system. that data reaches the spinal cord and the spinal cord will learn, do what it wants to do on that signal, and it may boost the signal, and it depends largely then on the decision—making process to turn that into a threat signal or a normal signal. and a normal signal will feel like there is a normal thing, but a threat signal, the best way our brain knows to get our attention is to flag that with pain. chronic pain can be extremely debilitating, fatiguing and agonising. chronic pain has made me feel different. - i feeljudged. i feel misunderstood. i feel isolated. i feel so guilty for not being able to work, for not having a career, for not being able to build my own life my own way, and having to rely on others for support. it's a dull, intense, burning pain that can be anywhere in the body, or all over, and those days ijust ask, "who's got my voodo

and chris says it is against seeing those 2 countries joined the alliance unless they stop supporting rebel groups, particularly the kurds and hand over suspects that are the turkey says are terrorists. swedish and finish officials have reportedly been planning to visit on cra for negotiations, but turkeys president says that they should not bother trying to convince him without complying with on chris demands. we typically miss done, or only expectation from nato allies is for them to 1st understand our sensitivity respect and finally support it. so what is our sensitivity protecting our borders from terror attacks? you won't give us back terrorists, but you ask us for nato membership. nato is an entity for security and organization for security. therefore, we cannot say yes to this security organization being deprived of security. the session of the 2 nordic countries would require the approval of all 30 nato member states with such a decision than requiring ratification by national parliaments in a process that could take a year. we have gauged opinions on the streets of the swedis

chris says, can i get a refund if— point. chris says, can i get a refund if i — point.bsolutely. that would be | in this case? absolutely. once you have cleared _ in this case? absolutely. once you have cleared security _ in this case? absolutely. once you have cleared security and - in this case? absolutely. once you have cleared security and i - in this case? absolutely. once you have cleared security and i was i in this case? absolutely. once you have cleared security and i was at| have cleared security and i was at stansted have cleared security and i was at sta nsted yesterday, have cleared security and i was at stansted yesterday, very busy, and if you are queueing up and spending lots of times in the shops and then trying to get on your fight, you might have an issue, so some of those things we need to take on board now and think about how we can make sure that we are not putting ourselves in a situation where we will miss the flight, but where it is the fault of the airline it is up to them to compensate you and make sure they can get you on a different flight o

to chris army says russia is trying to destroy the last remaining soldiers inside the other stall steel plant. and mario pl. bosco denies reports that its forces have stormed the plot. a 3 day cease fire announced by moscow as due to begin on 1st day to allow the evacuation of more civilians. but the ukrainian president suggests that the destruction of the steel plant has made it harder for anyone to leave. he says, russian bombardments had left concrete debris, traffic civilians and underground bunkers that they would have to be dug out. the battle for as elf style has been relentless, this 14 released by russian backed forces shows how determined moscow is to take the steel wax, a merrier pole. the plant is become a symbol of ukrainian resistance in the east of the country. russia wants to drive out the few ukrainian forces still here, but the soldiers are refusing to give up and appear to be fighting to the death. you do it when you grow up with their heavy bloody battles. when was, i am proud of my soldiers for making in human efforts to contain the enemy's onslaught in liquor. i th

reporter: senator chris murphy says bipartisan motions on new gun laws are underway. >> is inconceivable that we have not passed legislation. gun violence has dramatically escalated. reporter: the 18-year-old suspect purchased his guns legally. alan kinsinger says raising the age to 21 is a no-brainer. >> look at this shooting, buffalo, these people are under 21. we know that the human brain develops and matures a lot between 18 and 21. reporter: the doj's they will conduct a review of the law enforcement response to the horrible shooting. >> steve kerr has spoken out against gun violence. he spoke again today about taking action and spoke about the national anthem protest. >> what is unique about being in professional sports, we really have a platform and i do not ever feel like everyone has to use their platform, but if you feel comfortable doing so, it is important to do so. so i applaud gabe for sticking his neck out and i'm sure he will take a lot of flak for it, but again, my view is that peaceful protest is the american way. >> kepler has been avoiding the field during the nationa

well as an issue i affecting millions of people, chris says the mechanism of how persistent pain worksod. for example, if we have pain _ well understood. for example, if we have pain in _ well understood. for example, if we have pain in our- well understood. for example, if we have pain in our need, i if we have pain in our need, the senses in our knee may be sending normal information to our nervous system. that data reaches the spinal cord and the spinal cord will learn do what it wants to do on that signal and it may boost the signal and it depends largely than on the decision—making process to turn that into a threat signal or a normal signal. and also an for like there is a normal thing but a threat signal, the best way our brain owes to get our attention is to reflect that with pain. attention is to reflect that with pain-— attention is to reflect that with pain. attention is to reflect that with ain. ., , with pain. chronic pain can be debilitating. _ with pain. chronic pain can be debilitating, fatiguing - with pain. chronic pain can be debilitating, fatiguing and i debilitatin

here it chris say, msnbc prime. as you know, rachel maddow's show now airs weekly on monday. so, i want to welcome you to msnbc prime. this show will air in this hour tuesday through friday. it will still be produced by rachel's cracked team, and i will be hosting all this week. what a week is turning up to be. let me show you the scene outside the united states supreme court right now. and this was new york city this evening. and philadelphia, pennsylvania, knoxville, tennessee, boston massachusetts, wilmington, delaware. reno, nevada. st. paul, minnesota. kansas city, missouri. austin, texas. americans turning out in city after city across the country, many of them kind of in shock. the country is digesting the bombshell news that broke just over 24 hours ago that a majority on the supreme court appears poised to revoke the constitutional right to abortion in the united states. today, the chief justice john roberts confirmed that a draft majority opinion published last night by political.com is authentic. and that draft opinion, justice samuel alito eviscerate's both roe v.

here it chris say, msnbc prime. as you know, rachel maddow's show now airs weekly on monday.d team, and i will be hosting all this week. what a week is turning up to be. let me show you the scene outside the united states supreme court right now. and this was new york city this evening. and philadelphia,

chris says he has no accountable to some accountable to add justice. i. i knew, i knew you mentioned the something the political wing from who and are you concerned that some of the members of the international community i would get involved suck rest, such a case with you because well only, and it has been historically and that one of the cases i and journalists, organization and have been in out trying to get a truce that sometimes there, there are a intervention from states already recently in the case of sharyn or we had boys, johnson or any kind of interfering via by or even ahead of the i c, c are making a some comments that are, are not necessarily the position of the british government, but the precisely, to derail. we know what may be happening. that is how you could be interpreted. but i think at the end of the day when really talk about evidence is not case about one person or a, or a particular person. is the case. what's been happening over over this years. i mentioned james miller, james. mila is sir. is our colleagues, is, is neglige journa

chris paul says i've got a few spin moves of my own. down the lane, he had 28.d the way with 30 for the suns. you see him hold the pose for affect. sons win and take a 2-0 series lead. baseball now, the giants offense has gotten stone cold at dodger stadium. may the fourth be with you. r2-d2, stay away from the stormtroopers. brandon crawford in the second, solo bomb to write. giants take a 1-0 lead, but the dodgers empire would strike back. mookie betts deep to write. yes, back from covid. 3-1 l.a. gavin lux here with a dribbler to first. everybody that should be covering is in a galaxy far, far away. who are we throwing that to? dodgers 9-1. pitchers duell, corey kluber strikes out stephen piscotty, then gets chad pinder's wending. frankie montas was matching 0-0. pinder robs brandon lowe. no runs until the eighth. memo margo with a flare off jackson. the rays sweep the if you haven't tried dawn powerwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. you just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans five times fast

chris graham says it means when they march in the parade. not at the event as a whole.riot against police so it's a slap in the face to have them marching in the parade in uniform. louis weighs in with i think we need new pride organizers. >>> get ready to conserve. we knew this was coming. governor newsom says we could be facing manned ever toy water restrictions statewide this summer. the announcement comes after a meeting with our state's largest water suppliers. governor newsom's office released these photos of the meeting. the governor says because of our drought, because it is so severe, more drastic action may be needed to cut down on our water use. while there are no mandatory cuts yet, the state is calling on all of us to do the following. cut back on watering your lawn even if it is just by one day a week. skip the bath. take a shower instead. try to keep that shower under five minutes. finally, when doing your laundry, make sure you are washing a full load. some water agencies aren't waiting for the governor to take action. water wasters in the south bay may

. >> reporter: senator chris murphy says they need to try harder. >> i just think we can find common ground on some of these measures, targeted measures like restricting the size of magazines. if we can't, why not just put it up for a vote and show americans which side that you're on. >> reporter: the shooting came just one day after the president urged local officials to spend $10 billion of that american rescue plan money on public safety. >> taking action today is going to save lives tomorrow. >> reporter: a recent cbs news poll found 59% of americans say crime should be a higher priority issue. 61% disapprove of how the president is handling it. the brady campaign against gun violence issued a statement urging all leaders from local to federal to use this tragedy as an opportunity to act. christina ruffini, cbs news, the white house. >>> ahead on "cbs mornings," we'll get an update on the buffalo shooting investigation from mayor byron brown and find out how the community is coping with this tragedy. >>> police in southern california are investigating another deadly shooting. thi

. _ anniversaries like this, as chris says, influencing _ anniversaries like this, as chris says,so having that testimony is vital. matthew, i would imagine - so having that testimony is vital. matthew, i would imagine you i so having that testimony is vital. i matthew, i would imagine you get a lot of survivors who come and visit the museum. what sort of reaction do they have and what stories do they tell you? they have and what stories do they tell ou? . . ., tell you? yeah, i mean, we do. i think we see _ tell you? yeah, i mean, we do. i think we see ourselves _ tell you? yeah, i mean, we do. i think we see ourselves as - tell you? yeah, i mean, we do. i think we see ourselves as having tell you? yeah, i mean, we do. ii think we see ourselves as having a slightly— think we see ourselves as having a slightly different _ think we see ourselves as having a slightly differentjob_ think we see ourselves as having a slightly different job to _ think we see ourselves as having a slightly different job to perhaps i slightly different job to perhaps something _ slightly different job to

. >> reporter: senator chris murphy says they need to try harder. >> i just think we can find commonome of these measures, targeted measures like restricting the size of magazines. and if we can't, why not just put it up for a vote and show americans which side you are on. >> reporter: the shooting came one day after the president urged local officials to spend $10 billion of that american rescue plan money on public safety. >> taking action today is going to save lives tomorrow. >> reporter: a recent cbs news poll found 59% of americans say crime should be a higher priority issue and 61% disapprove of how the president is handling it. now the brady campaign against gun violence issued a statement urging all leaders from local to federal government to use this tragedy as an opportunity to act. jericka. >> duncan: all right, christina ruffini for us at the white house, thank you. now to the cbs news broadcast center in new york and lilia luciano with more on today's news, lilia. >> luciano: jericka, thank you for your work on the ground. tonight russia is confronting the prospect of a

group of lawmakers intends to meet this week for discussions, connecticut senator and democrat chris murphy says discussions over this past weekend revolved around red flag laws. those laws work to keep guns away from people with mental health issues. president biden brought up another idea today. so the idea is high caliber weapons simply no rational basis for it . concerns of but about self protection. hunting and i just remember prostitution. your second amendment was never absolute. wouldn't buy canon when the second amendment is back. senator murphy says no ideas are off the table. giants manager gabe kapler suspended his protest against gun violence for memorial day. yeah. kapler was on the field today as the national anthem was played before the game in philadelphia. he said friday he would not come out on the field for the anthem until he feels quote better about the direction of our country. but he added that memorial day deserves special attention. and memorial day observances run into the evening in the east berry coming up the beacon lighting that is paying tribute to fallen military

chris paul says i've got a few spin moves of my own. down the lane, he had 28.he suns. you see him hold the pose for affect. sons win and take a 2-0 series lead. baseball now, the giants offense has gotten stone cold at dodger stadium. may the fourth be with you. r2-d2, stay away from the stormtroopers. brandon crawford in the second, solo bomb to write. giants take a 1-0 lead, but the dodgers empire would strike back. mookie betts deep to write. yes, back from covid. 3-1 l.a. gavin lux here with a dribbler to first. everybody that should be covering is in a galaxy far, far away. who are we throwing that to? dodgers 9-1. pitchers duell, corey kluber strikes out stephen piscotty, then gets chad pinder's wending. frankie montas was matching 0-0. pinder robs brandon lowe. no runs until the eighth. memo margo with a flare off jackson. the rays sweep the series 3-0. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360 smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts

mcconnell did not give any specifics whatsoever, but by mitch mcconnell saying hold on, i'm going to encourage john cornyn to talk, and chrisptimistic, maybe something could happen here. adrian, by that happening. well you know what that did to chuck schumer? he did not make something to a vote. more time will pass. congress is in recess, on break, because it's memorial day. and they can play that the news cycle will move on and that will stop depending action. are they just paying a game that they always have? >> look, i think that carlos is right. and i am very optimistic, more than i have ever have been. that something could happen. but you are exactly right. the longer we go from uvalde driving the headlines, the less the chance this is going to happen. we have to strike while the iron is hot, it is right red hot right now. so i believe we can change it. -- that means they have to have a compromise before that week to explain. so they can vote on it in that week. so we have to make sure this happens now. but here is the bottom line, i will say this. i've never seen john come to the table in this way. you just played sev

as chris was saying, plenty of questions still unanswered., our home affairs correspondent. why was the prime minister fined for the birthday party and not for some other events?— birthday party and not for some other events? detectives in this investigation were _ other events? detectives in this investigation were dealing - other events? detectives in this investigation were dealing with | other events? detectives in this l investigation were dealing with an ever shifting matrix of constantly changing coronavirus rules and they haven't really wanted to discuss how they have been interpreting them, but i think there are some clues in who has been fined and for which events. if you take the birthday cake party before cabinet, for example, everyone seems to have been fined for that, it was a nonwork related event and the prime minister, the prime minister's wife and the chancellor of the exchequer all got fines, but these social gatherings at the end of the working day, the police i think i've accepted there was a work element to those, so for

yeah, i think a lot of people can identify with chris is saying about feeling overloaded during the pandemic and having to work, you know, from morning till night without a break, without a chat with colleagues or without a commute, you know, and i think that kind of puts the lie to the idea that the more we exercise our brains and where we use it, the stronger it gets. i think a lot of us actually found much less intelligent during that pandemic. and i would argue that another reason for that is that we were cut off from many of our usual mental extension in our colleagues or classmates. and we weren't busy, i knew and stipulating places we weren't maybe using our body so much because we are sitting in front of a screen for many hours a day. so i think that helps explain why a lot of people didn't feel like they were at their best mentally during that. and i it's definitely happening to me. i want to say that part of your book was about natural spaces and getting out of in nature, which is what the last speaker just talked about. and i thought that that was really fascinating. one of the th

just one final note, chris, the russians say we are not attacking the plan the, this is not happeninganytime. >> yeah, okay, and kelly cobiella, thank you for your excellent reporting. david, let's talk about the ongoing and ever escalating humanitarian crisis, and the u.s. announcing it will provide additional humanitarian aid for ukraine, and president zelenskyy says he needs more, and for example he says there's a catastrophic lack of medical services. are we doing enough? is nato, our allies, doing enough at this point? >> well, that's the right question to ask. president biden's $33 billion package had a significant component for humanitarian assistance. i think this is a moment where the world wants to do everything possible, the world -- by that i mean the west, to help ukraine as it suffers the unprovoked russian invasion. i think as medical needs, food needs, and other humanitarian issues become more obvious, you are going to see a response. i think the members of congress will lead that and say we need to do more of this and urge more spending. it's really folks on the groun

we did have some comments out the fed governor chris is says that 50 basis point moves are on the table until we start deceive and -- c and ease and inflation. the economy, even though they do plan to hike, recession is an opera -- recession is a possibility. bitcoin trading as highest since may 8,. >> it is bottoming out somewhere, europe was a very stark reminder of the global problem we have, we look at oil prices one of the big drivers through this, we settled at 121 on brent, we are getting new lines as far as sanctions are concerned. they are sanctioning some russian oil, highest level since march 8 on brent prices, a reminder of how things closed overnight. to that point here, on inflation over in europe, yesterday was spain and germany, later today we have eurozone, france, italy, this inflation problem as far as europe is concerned a percent handle is not a good thing -- 8% handle is not a good thing. >> inflation top of mind just about everything, including australia, one of the key hot button election issues. we know that it wound up securing the labour party its victory, if

is making the headlines but as chris says, this is a virus we have known _ chris says, this is a virus — vaccination which means vaccinating contacts to make sure it does not spread _ contacts to make sure it does not spread we — contacts to make sure it does not spread. we are being vigilant and i am sure— spread. we are being vigilant and i am sure we— spread. we are being vigilant and i am sure we will find out more about people _ am sure we will find out more about people should not be concerned. going _ people should not be concerned. going back to the pandemic, this has helped us know about diseases, we are at that time of year when boosters are being talked about. who will be established to have a covid booster? ., ., . . booster? from the 'oint we have had trelimina booster? from the joint we have had preliminary guidance _ booster? from the joint we have had preliminary guidance relating - booster? from the joint we have had preliminary guidance relating to i booster? from the joint we have had preliminary guidance relating to the l preliminary guidance relating to the autumn.

. # chris mason newscaster # do you think you're what they say you are? # chris mason, editor. # do you think you're what they say you are? five stars. brilliant. well done, jeff. oh, that's a work of musical genius, that is. i'm blushing, jeff. i'm blushing. that is blooming marvellous. thank you. and jeff also did one for katya, which is called the jellicle katya, which is the only way you can make me like cats. did he do one for you? no. that's fine. because i think i'd be like the narrator character. you could be ma—adam butterfly. i mean, it's a bit operatic. that's very highbrow. it is quite highbrow. i don't even know what that is. too much for you? yes. exactly. at least it's not les miserables, which would be what you'd talk about if it was a musical about energy prices, which is what we're going to discuss on this episode of newscast. newscast from the bbc. hello. it's adam in the studio. hello, it's alex in the studio. hello, it's chris in a car park in watford. glamour. is that what you signed up for as political editor? of course it is. so lot

chris: the dep says it wantsn essence an end to the checks on goods arrivinhere in northern ireland fromritain under the terms ofhe brexit termed the northern ireland protocol. in order to prevent checks on the land border between northern ireland and the irish republic, it meansnstead there are checks on goods that arrive here from britain because the e.u. needs to protect its own single market and needs to prevent any goods moving from britain into the single market by going across the open land border into the republic. so it has been a really difficult circle to square. it is an issue that was huge during the brexit negotiations. the du p is a poster that border as unionist and view it as an economic barrier within their own damages northern islands place in the u.k.. sinn fein would say brexit on the whole is a very bad thing. they have criticized boris johnson for planning to take unilateral action for being able to scrap parts of the protocol. balancing the critical relationships is very difficult. boris johnson says he was going to sort out the protocol and says it has to be a le

the fed governor chris waller says he favors the basis point rate increases until inflation comes down. we had fluctuation, we started the day higher, and there is concern about ration, concern about brent, the euro stocks is down .5%, similar loss for the dax futures. the ftse futures down just .1%. there is more worries out there, this is a pattern we saw the last couple weeks, about how central banks will tackle inflation. technology did underpin stocks in china. treasury yields are jumping more than 10 basis points, joining a selloff in goons. german inflation is hitting an all-time high. today french inflation coming in pretty much in line with expectations. the commodities base is one we are watching out for. brent crude being supported, $123. the other thing we are watching for is this space, we focus a lot on the german 5, 10 and 30-year, but i would look at switzerland, a haven in the past. and the cac 40 with a bit of pressure, down .3%. let's have a look in more depth that what treasuries are doing. we did see the move in the u.s. 10-year yield at 2.8386, and the s&p futures

alphabetically next would be chris lewis but i'm going to save him for last. if i say saving the best for last night might get in trouble so i'm going to say chris for lasto and go to michael powell. president and ceo of the internet and television association. as most of you know he served as the chair of the commissioner and then the chairman of the federal communications commission. this may be sort of a set up to some of the discussion that we might have but this is my one bit about michael powell since i'm going back in history a bid for each of you. he gave one of the most important speeches on the communications and internet policy back in d december, 2000. i know you know what i'm talking about, the great digital broadband migration speech before he became chairman of the fcc. i'm going to read an excerpt because it is the type of thing that is a backdrop to some of the things we might be talking about. you can see i say things like that. that's what you do any think tank. he said then the convergence isn't just a technological phenomenon given the underpinning

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15, the pulse nightclub, sandy hook, uvalde, so many of these are with that weapon, what do you say to chriswho says that the ar-15 should be banned, straight up banned? >> i say that i'd love to get in a conversation with him in a good way. i think we need to have this real discussion, and i don't mean that as politicians, i think if there's a way when it comes to ars if there's a special license you need to own one, are there ways we can ensure that those who own them -- look, again, we all have to admit, 99.9% of ar owners are not walking in and having mass shoots. i'm definitely ready to engage in that conversation, and maybe including not selling them anymore. that's fine. to me, again, i'm focused on saving life now. at the same time, what's the first thing we can do to mitigate this situation? raise the age to 21. right now, there are things we can do to stop it. >> congressman kinzinger, and let me also say, i know you're an iraq war veteran, memorial day weekend, thank you for joining us on this memorial day weekend. really appreciate it. thank you for your service. >> you bet. than

say in that world they are doing well. they look at idaho, they look at nebraska. they import $5 million into this georgia race. chrisistie saying he thinks the former president is on a personal vendetta. doug ducey of arizona says they should not spend one more moment talking about 2020. they see this search as proof that what they are doing is working. >> you know, i think the power of incumbency plays into that. i think we will get past this primary season and i will be so grateful when we do and we really focus on the democrats. we have rising inflation, we have a baby formula crisis, we have a drug crisis, we have what is happening in ukraine, we have gas prices going through the roof. in the end, yes, we will have some contention. but when the dust settles the republicans will unite including president trump making sure we went back the house and the senate. we know what is at stake and we know if we are fighting or disagreeing amongst each other, we are hurting our message and talking about what the democrats are doing and the failure they have brought to the american people. >> let's take a quick look at the

director chris wray says this. >> violence against law enforcement in this country is one of the biggest attention. officers were being killed 1 out of every 5 days. wearing a badge shouldn't make you a target. >> harris: i want to get your response to that and we'll get morale. >> sure. certainly is on officers' minds. we had an officer that resigned from our department earlier this year and in part he became a day trader because he said he could go to work at kwik trip and make more money than a police officer and not have to have the risk he faced as a police officer. >> harris: kwik trip gas station and look at gas prices now. i have statistics from both of your police departments and when you tell me, chief, someone quit because they can make more money. the layering has to be -- i know you are in a very small area, but still, the loss of one or two police officers is hurtful. you have 10 vacancies right now. >> absolutely. i think the anti-police rhetoric has contributed to the vacancies that we have and for us at our department it's not a matter of police officers going to other a

chris, they say the board is just caused. what does that mean?arting up in some other government agency? something like this is already happening and they are shifting the focus? what does a pause mean for a new government board? >> they want to do it again, they hope next time they could be sneakier they hope they can be more clever. i assume nina jankowicz is the one who leads the story to lorenz. it's literally, taylor lorenz writing a story about nina jankowicz being forced out of the disinformation board is like the political version of the human centipede. it was like who messed this one up? kennedy: this is an npr, watch your language. >> and went less credible than taylor lorenz to write about nina jankowicz, the whole thing is a mess the fact is, it proves why we should not be engaging this at all to be begin with. there's no role in the government deciding what people are going to determine is misinformation and what not misinformation. individuals make those decisions, that's the place we live in and thought we lived in and i hope thou

chris, oregon. i says keith else came. mm . who for ah, since the break away of the donates people's republic was been ranging and don't boss. ukrainian. artillery has been showing civilian, townsend, mining, villages. your more very lovely deal with what i grew up with school with a deal, but wasn't the subject of all of the 3 of the little boys will give those bullet one. and so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race move is on offense. very dramatic or development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah.

chris says mama and baby are doing well and the couple feeling beyond blessed and grateful for grandmare so glad you are here and we're sending huge congratulations to their family this morning >>> next up. marin morris is throwing her hat in the ring for one of broadway's biggest shows. sending in an audition tip for "wicked. the tony winner replying you can play either part call me and let's chat you got the chops. this weekend marin shared a short clip of her auditionhared short clip of her audition ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sign her up >> yeah. >> be here july 28th on the plaza as part of our citi concert series. >> is that for the film or just broadway >> broadway. >> -- love that she shot her own little audition. >> isn't she going to be on our concert stage? >> yeah. >> thought i'd reiterate. >> "jaws" in here, al. terrified beach goers in the 1975 classic one of those little rascals >> one of those little rascals tu turned out to be not so much after a menace to society after all. on the rightside of the screen, he's been named police chief of oaks bluff in martha's vineyard, that is where the

i think that is fair to say, chris. j time. i think that is fair to say, chris. ~ . �* , time. is quite a strain and is being carried on a cushion in the royal procession. and here we have the two other emblems, the sword of state, the cap of maintenance which will be put on display ready for the procession. jonathan, we were talking, and simon was mentioning the package of measures. is it your view, notjust because you want to score political points, that it is genuinely 22 billion, genuinely insufficient7 genuinely 22 billion, genuinely insufficient?— genuinely 22 billion, genuinely insufficient? ,, ., ., ., ., insufficient? simon did what a lot of government — insufficient? simon did what a lot of government ministers - insufficient? simon did what a lot of government ministers do - insufficient? simon did what a lot of government ministers do and l insufficient? simon did what a lot i of government ministers do and add up of government ministers do and add up everything here and there and present it as an overall sum of money. the real issue is, are people getting real help

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. >> reporter: lauderdale county district attorney chris connelly says he worked with vicky nearly everyhose 17 years and described her as the most reliable person at the jail. >> i would have trusted her with my life. i really would have. i thought that much of her. >> reporter: while the u.s. marshal says that they are dangerous and could be armed, a warning from a woman who is in hiding after she says that she was targeted by casey white in that home invasion. >> if she is still alive, get the hell out. run, run, run as far as you can. >> reporter: the sheriff tells me that they have been beth getting good leads thanks to all the media attention. he also tells me that he does not believe the fugitives are still in alabama. it turns out the public was not supposed to know about the getaway car, that 2007 ford edge suv. in fact, it was an unnamed police agency that accidentally leaked this information on social media. so now the assumption is that casey white and vicky white have abandoned this vehicle and are now in a different getaway car. am with ara walker, florence, c. >>> and ther

, you mentioned senator chris murphy. he saysys talking with republicans to see if there's room for agreement on some kind of bipartisan agreement instead of just rushing to take votes on things that, well, sometimes there are votes on things that can't pass. is this unusual? is this something that maybe could be a first step to getting some bipartisan agreement on this? >> well, we do have bipartisan agreement in the house. the bills did pass the house that are pending in the senate. and i agree with senator murphy. i'd love to see some republicans give a damn about what happens in schools and movie theaters and synagogues across this country, and embrace reasonable measures that don't infringe on the second amendment. to be honest, those bills are pending right now in the senate. from a perspective of someone who leads a gun violence prevention organization named after jim and sarah brady, we want a background system that works. so, i hope we can bring some republicans along. i also really hope that we don't -- and that senator

result of consistency and systematic planning. lou used to presume as a boys in you're still not says chris. joe, a give you a switch. i'm not a whole lot in. yeah, we're in. yeah. let's see screen. let's see. screen easy. let's get you. when you get a moment put you in there. i knew that there got a lot going on, and nobody can throw in all the questions. i just thought i would live with it if you see needs to regular, if you don't discover about commercially, if in your credit, most worthy a bit of leeway in that drops at the bell. whipple, you know what question you're going the only me with this is voted from that and that screech and shell by the ukranian forces. this is 2014 and this is 2015. 820162017 . a 2018. 2019. this rally took place in cave in 2019 people with flags and posters went out to protest against giving don bass special status. the protest is present to the president with a letter demanding a will continue.