there are holding this log, which has been completed, may be mended by the british just for david june, just as much time and off the newport news and 47. you had your own punch, it seems to be. and to that you did those log. you go to submission in this country . again, you see that you little remove all the low level. this is bill to people who have actually a language bought in boss and type of disabilities the piece of this country. unfortunately, and this lloyd is there to protect us. 3 is page. all right, that you're on the then give you a ball of this big. i just don't that over to you. so don't know where the humanitarian crisis is still raging boats despite the difficulties. washington is imposed economic functions on the country, allegedly, to stem the flow of support to local military forces. through sanctions were cutting off the financial flows to both the rapid support forces and the so then these armed forces depriving them of resources needed to pay soldiers re arm resupply and wage war and done. the united states stands on the side of civilians against those who perpet

by the british, just for david june, did that, what time went off the newport news and $47.00, you had your own plus you train for feet and today to view those log. do you go to the mission in this country? again? you see that you little remove all the low end level, what you said that people have actually a language board and boxed and type of disabilities the piece of this country. unfortunately, and this lloyd is there to protect the street, is bitch promised to be somebody that you're a law. it doesn't give you a ball of this b, i just don't get an angry crowd. booed german chancellor, all of shots flaming him for fueling the ukraine conflict the the the show. but we can talk louder. have a nice day. the angry crowd demanded the chancellor's resignation. having faced opposition and public discontent, sounds of ourselves made an attempt to justify his assistance to friends amid constant cries of anger from the audience. the tired of the crowd chancing schultz ended his speech with a sarcastic remark and walked off stage. the incident took place at an s t d party festival in the subu

as for the property owner, he has been fined $300 so far and is due in court june 9. >> david: keep askinguestions for all those people that live there, alex, thank you. now to the war in ukraine. new images from kyiv of missile debris raining down on a busy roadway in the capital. these images, as ukraine stepped up their attacks inside russia. tonight the russian refinery set ablaze. tom soufi burridge in ukraine again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic dashcam video, missile debris crashing into a crowded highway in the ukrainian capital. the missiles shot down part of a wave of recent russian attacks. but ukraine now taking the fight inside russia. explosive drones striking two oil refineries deep inside russian territory, setting one of them on fire in videos circulating online. russian regions bordering ukraine also under attack. the aftermath seen in videos circulating online. a russian officials saying one person killed and two seriously injured by ukrainian artillery. these latest attacks coming after a swarm of explosive drones hit moscow. a ukrainian official suggesting ukr

june 2nd, 2023. >>> welcome to the show. i am priya david clemens. stay with us tonight for an important announcement about this program at the end of the show. >>> at first, tony thurmond started his job as state superintendent of instruction in 2019 after representing parts of the east y in the state assembly. the states public schools are dealing with unprecedented issues exacerbated by the pandemic. literacy rates, absenteeism, and a mental health crisis among students. frenemy now is our state superintendent, tony thurmond . thank you for being with us. we will dig into these hard issues in a moment, the first would you share with me what drives your passion for education? >> education is everything for me. it seems my life, you know. growing up as the son of immigrants and having lost my only parent to cancer when i was six years old, being raised by cousins i never met until i showed up on their doorstep, i needed a lot of help. education opened doors for me. i grew up on the free lunch program, food stamps, and government cheese. i ate so muc

june. former cia director david petraeus had this warning for prigozhin, referencing a number of prominent russians who have died in unclear circumstances in the past, prigozhin kept his life but lost his wagner group and he should be very careful around open windows in his new surroundings in belarus, where he's going. ukraine hopes to capitalize on the chaos. wagner troops have played a crucial role in the war, taking part in some of the longest battles in eastern ukraine. experts fear this weekend's revolt could make putin more desperate. ukraine's intelligence chief says russia has completed preparations to potentially blow up the zaporozhye nuclear plant, saying the situation has never been so serious. and meanwhile, oil prices rose overnight after the revolt sparked concerns about political instability. pretty andrew justin, thank you for that update. >> we turn now to the latest in the investigation into last week's sub implosion in the north atlantic, which killed all five people on board. >> investigators will review voice recordings and other data from the sub's mothership, the p

on the east coast on this friday, june 9. i'm david asmussen in for for stuart varney. hnasdaq up 72 and s&p up 20. show me the big tech company and they're all in the green except amazon, many has come down a bit. it's had a heck of a run up over the past few days. over the past month to be precise. the 10-year treasury yield is, i believe, up a little bit and 2.6 basis points and now this, former president trump has been indicted on several federal charges. steve hilton joining me now. steve, great to see you. just to spell is out very shortly, we now have a sitting president and a former president who's running again, both of whom have these very serious charges. of course, biden hasn't been indicted, trump hasment i used to cover latin america. we didn't see this kind of craziness as crazy as things got in latin america for 12 years i was covering, i never saw anything like this. we are -- seems like we're become ago third world country here. >> yeah and look around the world right now and pakistan, india they're doing this. we here in lectures on overnight and toda

. >> david berman praised as one of the most innovative news producers in broadcast history. and the father of world news. world news now. it's monday, june 26th, from abc news this world news now. >> good. >> good monday morning insomniacs andrew denbrook joined alongside by morgan norwood, david baughman has left us. he was the creator of this very show here. yes abc world news now one of the greatest shows in our network's history. >> and the reason why we're all here, it's 1992 and still going strong. >> still going strong. >> david, we will miss you. we hope we are carrying on your legacy as best as we can. we'll have more on his mark in the tv industry coming up a little bit later. but we do want to begin with that fallout from a weekend of fast moving and deeply concerning events in russia. >> yeah, and included cheers for russian mercenary group that started a march toward moscow, seemingly in an attempt to take down the country's leaders. >> but it didn't last long. a deal left vladimir putin in power and took that mercenary group off the battlefield in ukraine. now there are questions and not so many answers as abc's ian pannell

it came from david weiss to congressman jim jordan dated june 7th.r writes i want to make clear as the attorney general has stated, i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter for deciding where, when, whether to file charges and for making decisions to ensure the integrity of the prosecution. it's signed david c.weiss, united states attorney. he was appointed by the former president, by president trump. in his letter, of course, it does not conclusively prove his impartiality. it bolsters the notion. it stands in stark contrast to the former president's former plans to politicize the justice department if elected again and the promise he made the night of his arraignment. >> i will appoint a real special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states of america, joe biden, and the entire biden crime family. >> now that's an open promise to do what there's no evidence that president biden did in response to being charged with crimes that are in no way comparable to what the president's son is pleadin

attorney in question, david weiss to, congressman jim jordan the june 7th. make clear that as the attorney general has the, i have been current autumn authority over this matter including responsibility for the senate where, when, and whether to file charges and for making decisions necessary to interrupt the integrity of the prosecution -- it is signed, david c weiss units that attorney. he, as you probably know, was appointed by the former president. by president trump. in his letter, of course, he does not conclusively prove his impartiality, but it bolsters any notion. it sent and contrast to the former president reported plans criticizing the justice department if the again. and the promise he made the knot of his arraignment. >> i will appoint a real special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states of america, joe biden. and the entire biden crime family. >> that is an open promise to do what there is no evidence that president biden did. in response to being charged with crimes that are in no way comparable

testimony and the congressional role here begin this testimony, we know this david weiss sent an all right to year-old an on june 7 that they will rely on and they have relied on saying, i have been granted authority over this matter. and including responsibility for deciding when or whether to file charge and making the decisions necessary to preserve the integrity of the prosecution consistent with federal regulations in law. will does that explain the rbi consistency with the practice cuter and garland? seem it is like well was clone up done. >> good to be with you, laura. does not explain it as far as i'm concerned. we know the irs whistle blower testified than i tried multiple times to bring charges. weiss try in the california. that was blocked by the attorney general. so in california. if garland gave him free rairn why would the, g block him from upon doing that why would he block from another jurisdiction. would y why and why welcome become agprosecute or realized how explosive the information with respect to hunter biden? the end of theidate reason why he had the jurisdiction he need in the delaware bu

organize and activate, when m-pox broke out in san francisco in june 2022 , it was showing up in painful sores amid bay area men like davidwatson. >> it's like sitting on shards of glass, and i hope that is pg enough , it is the most painful thing i have ever experienced in my 47 years on this planet. >> it is spreading very quickly, specifically between men who have sex with men in the lgbtq community. that really raised some red flags. >> reporter: those red flags were raised in the lgbtq community but also on the federal level . the vaccine was still to come. >> that was scary and disappointing because it felt like the lgbtq community could not rely on our government to keep us safe. >> reporter: what the government was allowed to do, let the vaccine get into healthcare providers hands, and it was fast . they got the word out to places where they gather. >> everyone chipped in, we really rallied and provided community spaces for vaccination drives. >> reporter: remembering lessons learned during the aids crisis . >> san francisco is great in making sure the vaccine was available, there were some people who were having

june, but it's still not settled. somebody took here, for example, david stood a breeze coming off the black face or even over night you did our breaks of light ish sherry rain, but if i tell you towards the day which is wednesday, the shower was billed readily and there was afraid once more that search the sounds of light shot maybe in cypress possibly lebanon, but it's dried up in egypt. jordan could be windy, in fact, of the warnings. i have to join him in jordan and those inside of the sandstone possibility that you can see the wind speed here. i'm blowing quite hopefully down through the golf leasing easily. $48.00, even touching $49.00 in west and the wrong. that whole tag just comes tags for joy, as you can see, is hoping to induce more of a monthly braces getting clarity or windier and so louder as well. this will continue for the next couple of days. otherwise button drive is just windy and dusty at heart, as you might expect. of course, disappointing lack of rain seems to be the case from the canyon coast. or indeed most i'm b. there are fish as mutated has most the right to say east further west in calgary,

. >> late today, we obtained a june 7th letter from delaware u.s. attorney david weiss owho house judiciary chairman jim jordan reiterating that weiss was in charge of the probe writing i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter, including responsibility for deciding, where, when and whether to file charges and making decisions necessary to preserve the integrity of the prosecution consistent with federal law. in a brief statement from the white house, the president and dr. biden expressed support for hunter biden as he turns around his life. a big day tomorrow on capitol hill. former special counsel john durham will testify before the house judiciary committee republicans and democrats about the origins of the trump-russia probe, expected to be big. that's going to start tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. bret? >> bret: david spunt at the justice department. thank you. we will cover that durham hearing tomorrow. here are some headlines today. "wall street journal" is reporting china and cuba are negotiating to establish a joint military trainings facility on the

it wasn't until 1972 president nixon proclaimed third sunday in june would be the national holiday, father's day. >> a davidff the bear. it happened in twin cities area, max emerged from this unschathed. >> great dog. >> portland trailblazers might want to check local zoo for talent, i sea otter, showing off her hoop skills. they trained her to put a ball through a plastic hoop. it helps her exercise her elbow joints. that is how fox reports sunday june 18 of 2023, i'm jon scott, happy father's day to you other dads, thank you for joining us, the big weekend show is next. i'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello i'm julie. welcome to the big weekend show. the big story tonight, media. covering for president biden so-called weird words biden kicks off his 2024 campaign, his comments seem to be getting weirder and weirder. >> we have plans to build a railroad froms pacific across the indian ocean.

testimony and the congressional role here, given that testimony, we know that david weiss sent a letter to jim jordan on june 7th that i think they're going to relyi a on. and they have relied on saying i have been granted ultimate authoritve y this matter, including responsibility for deciding whedingn or whether to file charges and for making the decisions necessare y, y of preserve the integrity of the prosecution consistent with federal regulations and lal w. in >> does that explain the inconsistency betweengarl the prosecutor and merrick garland here? because it seems like there was some cleanwell don we. a. good to be with you. law it doesn't actually explain doesm all as far as i' concerned, because we already know that the irs whistleblower testified that they tried multiple times to bring charge t . david, why try to bring charges in california? that was blocked by thecali attorney general in california? so if merricfo. k gave him free rein, why would the ag in california block weiss from doing that? why would the a.g. block david weiss from another and why would merrick garland blocked david weiss

days of fighting its roots, lea is aaliyah 2 decades before the 5th of june, 1967, the, the tennessee, the 14th of may 1948 david sinus leda david fen, gloria, and declared the establishment of the state of israel on the day, off to the declaration, 5 arab armies and took palestine. the lebanese attacked from the north, the syrians, iraq. he's an jordanians from the east. but the most serious threats came from the south. the different army advanced to the village of even that fishes 22 number to us from that of eve developed a very thin line of soldiers who were defending what was practically the last line of defense of that of you. but the pressure on these rallies was relieved when are you in broke? a truce came into effect designers. the movement purchased arms on the european black markets. the arable armies, of course, enjoyed mainstream supplies from a states. the french supplied the lebanese and the syrians, the british supplied the egyptians, jordanians and there at peace with a constant stream of arms. the 1948 to the united nations imposed and embark on arms shipments to the middle east . and the briti

david, it's just a frustrating forecast. we want to get outside and enjoy some nice late june weather and the poor air quality m loos.ight now, it's definitely from the great lakes down to the south and the mid-atlantic, even the interior northeast. the good news is, the concentration of smoke, it's really peaking right now from places like chicago to louisville and just southwest of d.c. but when we go into tomorrow, it fans out and thins out, so, it's mostly unhealthy for sensitive groups in the tri-state area. close to new york city, it's more in the interior, new york, boston, we miss out on the worst of that. by the way, some of the storms in that poor air quality area in chicago, that will help to improve the air quality. that's on the edge of the heat dome, that sinking area of sunny, hot air there. that's expanding. new mexico, indiana, down to florida. going to feel like 115 in some areas. if you are looking for relief, it's early next week. the weekend into early next week. david? >> lee goldberg, thank you. >>> in the meantime tonight, authorities are on the scene of an amtrak passenger train that collided

david bowie. it is 11 a.m. on the east coast on wednesday, june 28th. helloing, everyone, i'm ashley webster.s all been a bit mixed, the dow down about that half a percent, the nasdaq just slightly higher, up half a percent and the s&p somewhere in the middle, essentially flat. let's take a look at those big tech numbers, pretty much a mixed picture but now it's gaining a little more momentum. alphabet, amazon, apple, the biggies all moving higher, alphabet up 1.5%. and let's take a look at the 10-year treasury yield. it's still down but just half a basis point at 3.76%. all right, now this. fox' jacqui heinrich pressed the white house on the optics of hunter biden's attendance at last week's state dinner. watch this. >> reporter: what message is the president trying to send to the american people when he invites his son to the state dinner and camp david just this past weekend amid everything he's going through? >> every president of the united states has invited their family to state dinner. this president also has a family. he is no different. and beyond that, i'm just not going to engage

attorney david weiss sent a letter to jim jordan. this is back in june making it clear a.g. garland give him full authority. quote, while your letter does not specify by name the investigation subject of the committee's oversight its contents that your if inquiry is related to my district. if my assumption is correct i want to make clear that as the attorney general has stated i have been granted ultimate authority over this matter including responsibility for deciding where, when and whether to file charges on making decisions necessary to provide integrity of the prosecution consist with federal law, the principles of federal prosecution, and departmental regulations. talk to me about the other steps that weiss took to make sure this was in fact fair. >> one of the things he did was ensure this was handled by people outside his office. you know as well i do outside delaware the bidens are practically royalty. and there really aren't any people in delaware that haven't had a touch point with the biden family. they brought in prosecutors. one i find interesting he's a prosec

to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange first day of juneicks off with the debt ceiling bill that does pass the house, moves to senate. big diet of eco-data today, adp runs hot, but yields mostly lower. ten-yea ten-year, lowest since mid-may salesforce shares under pressure >>> also ahead, the house passes the debt ceiling deal on a bipartisan basis >>> and two fed officials are making the case for skipping a rate hike. >> boo >> at least this month >>> plus, worries about consumer demand macy's is cutting its full-year forecast that news is weighing on that particular stock >>> let's begin with this run for big tech, closing out the month of may in the green. the nasdaq did post its first three-month win streak since 2021, but we're watching salesforce today down in the premarket, despite a beat for its latest quarter ceo marc benioff was on "mad" with jim last night and broke down the results >> we're focused on our restructuring, improving our productivity, our performance, prioritizing our core innovations like a.i. and crm and deliverin

inter miami to another where david back to someone leaves for saudi arabia, the achelal club even announced the date of the argentinean's presentation on juneto pay him a record 400 million euros a year in order to double the contract of cristiano who leaves from there. between other is not going to and even got the right to participate in the transfer activities of the club. i really wanted to win trophies this year, but we couldn’t now, i’m only positive and i’m sure that everything will change with us. we are going in the right direction. let's believe in it and continue to work together. i am happy and want to continue playing in the legacy. i think that in the next 5 years our league will enter the top 5 of the best in the world. champion and with its fables as if pay attention to your championship and plans to poach other age-old football stars. remaining after the end of this season without the teams of this sergio rama with ijordi alba sergio busquets and denazar and even zlatana vrahimovich is a potentially good football company daniil makhalina march news. now advertising after watching the next issue of the author's program arkad

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june 9, 2023. "varney" & company is about to begin. ♪ david: , "here we go again" it is the biggest story of the dayit could be the biggest story of the year. former president donald trump has been indicted over the mishandling of classified documents. good morning, lauren, to you. first time anything like this has happened in u.s. history. take us through the details. lauren: it's the second trump indictment but the first federal indictment for a former president whose also running again for the presidency. this is astonishing. it stems from his handling of government documents that lead to the fbi raid of his mar-a-lago, florida home last year. the unsealed indictment includes seven counts accusing him of a number of crimes including conspiracy, legal retention of classified material, and in my opinion the big one, obstruction of justice. trump calls all of this election interference. >> it's election interference at the highest level. there's never been anything like what's happened. i'm an innocent man. i'm an innocent person. this is warfare for the law and we can't let it happen. we can't let

second funeral he would have to mark and today is june 6th. david ignatius, two monumental things happened on this day, of course, the assassination and the death -- the assassination and the death of bobby kennedy on june 6th, 1968, a day that really marked in many ways a low point, the chaos of the 1960s and i must say also a day that many say this country still has not recovered from politically. and the second actually a glorious achievement and that was 79 years ago today more than 160,000 american, british and canadian troops landed in nazi-occupied france during world war ii and the largest air, land and sea invasion ever. i've been to normandy so many times and still every time it's incomprehensible that these 18-year-old kids, 19-year-old kids, the boys scaled the walls. as i said the day they were going in there, you are going to liberate the continent from nazi tyranny and that they did. >> joe, i remember being with you on one of those anniversaries in normandy and looking with you out across that field of memorials, crosses and stars of

june 12, 2023. my thanks to ashley, lauren, susan, and david for all of their hard work. "varney" & company is about to begin. ♪ stuart: what's this song? lauren: "ain't another man" i think. stuart: [laughter] well it is great. by the way thanks very much for all the hard work you did. terrific. lauren: i'm glad you had a relax ing two weeks. stuart: i was watching occasionally. lauren: occasionally. stuart: i'm going to get straight to this former president trump heads to miami today. tomorrow he appears in a federal court. good morning, again, lauren. lauren: good morning, again. trump will surrender to authorities at 3:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow in miami. normally he be handcuffed, fingerprinted and favorite breakfasted for a mugshot, however for the new york indictment, he was only fingerprinted. trump says even if he is convicted, he will stay in the race. he also took a shot at president biden saying this is all a political attack. >> joe biden will try to jail his leading political opponent but this is more like communist china. lauren: his attorney says he will not

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step for them compared to their previous hiking cycle to even after moving that june hike to maybe being a christmas cut. david what is this economy going to look like 12 months from now? is christmas going to be too late to salvage, which i'm guessing is what you are seeing, and economy that might be if not titers in pretty bad shape? >> this is where the story of the australian economy is quite interesting. we might actually dodge a technical recession, but that's because we've got to percent population growth. when your population is growing 2%, ideally before the economy gets out of bed, it should be 2% larger. we are probably not going to see that. we are going to see that per capita recession underway, so it's going to field terrible, but from an outside lens, if you are not talking -- taking that population story into account, it's probably going to look like it is still tracking along ok. rishaad: we discussed this yesterday, going down this very narrow financial path. where are they on that. want to do at the same time bring down inflation. >> you can still have jobs growing if you have the population

more aggressive union general in the valley general david hunter was making progress so we first sent breckenridge back up to the valleyo and then on june 12 attaches his entire second core commanded by jubal early. lee has just now does -- decreases the army by one third. grant had been reinforced by smith and smithh joined butler andig his big -- takes place. a i could talk on forever about then you can take a look at my book for all the details of that movement that what is the bottom line on this whole thing? quick the bottom line in this whole thing is that i think in many ways grant won the battle of cold harbor. that will make people here angry because they called it a lopsided victory but there were none. the reason i say grant comes out ahead is this lee is tremendously weakened having lost a lot of his army.ly secondly lee doesn't know what the heck is going on. grant has suddenly disappeared and what is grant's going to do and where is he going? he sent out scouts and discovers grant is heading down towards the james river but we doesn't know what grant is going to do. is he going to cross a river or come back up u the river

june and july was taking part in a your teen rice. and then this is what happened. let's have a look. feel, david is straight, is that it started impressed if you see the address, 1st of all, beautiful animal, but also dangerous moment, 1st of the thing being reactivated only to down to sales and scary movies. oh, as the number of these instances go up, what does this mean for the old population and that safety? i hope that we don't take revenge on them for doing this. we have to remember, you can insure a boat, but you can't replace an orca. and as their numbers are being diminished because of the shortage is of food because of pollution and because of many other factors, we have to keep in mind that we could lose these uh, these animals. we could lose them completely. we could always rebuild the boat, but we cannot replace them if they disappear. it's all to go ahead. what do you think it exactly. i agree to 100 percent with mr. full. and they are not tax and they don't want to damage that much. the boat, when they damage the boat, usually they stop. no, it's not a revenge. it's not an attack.

june 30 and get your sticker absolutely free at alpha-bank.ru alpha-bank is the best mobile bank. et invites couriers collectors. the ukrainian contour offensive is doomed to failure , an american businessman david about this on social networks. according to him, the jubaid administration is betting that the all-union forces will be able to cut the so-called land bridge to the crimea. but moscow successfully repels all attacks, as for american assistance to kiev, it will most likely go all out after the presidential election, and the united states, as the entrepreneur writes , will soon will leave ukraine in the same way as they previously did with afghanistan, billionaire elon musk commented on the opinion of the saxon wrote in social networks well said. france has radically changed its views and is now supposedly ready to support ukraine's accession to nato, lemond newspaper reports, citing its own sources. according to the publication, the decision to change course was made on june 12. at a meeting of the national security defense council in the elysee palace, the clause on the admission of ukraine to the north atlantic alliance without specifying the exact timing should become part of the we

quite dramatically in june of 1996 on the very first day of the all party talks and arrived in a conference room filled with delegates from the two governments and medical parties. david irvine in a loud voice shouted across the room to me senator, he said if you are to be of any use to us there's one thing you must understand. what is it, i asked. with a smile on his face, he replied we in northern ireland will drive 100 miles out of our way to receive an insult. [laughter] like you i laughed thinking it was a joke. but as i looked around the room, they were not laughing. [laughter] they were all nodding in agreement. over the next few years i witnessed firsthand the unique skills of northern ireland politicians in the art of insulting their opponents. but a wise person can always be superior to the insults he or she receives. wisdom and courage and grace and even stubborn desire can help to so peace and routed down deep in the soil where it can once again grow so i say now to the current and future leaders of northern ireland there is much in your history and in your politics that divides you but there also is much that can bring you together that can inspire you to

russia a big festive concert dedicated to the day of russia on june 12, 18:00 only on the russia channel . sorry. please tell davidstol please. i ask for the third floor, apartment, 22 what are you standing for, everything else too? fought of course, bottles. no, private only wag. no need to be on the front line, why are you such an obedient warrior you shout at the toilet is busy. with whom do you fight with such a bastard as you? i'm igor semyonovich and you? head of the anti-banditry department later, your id. excuse me, don't pull, and i'm not blind. that is, my eyes do not see. but there are other feelings. take a chair. nora is from ibsen? sit down sit down i never thought i was so afraid of death. i was told that you know something about the academician. i don't know any academician, but i think i can help you. this is what. a week ago my son. i saw the person whom i was testing in the forty-third year, this person also saw him and obviously recognized him. a the next day my son was killed. this man was leaving the building of your criminal investigation department. yes so , in 1943, my son and i, at the re

june , cbs news joined rush on one of his deep sea titan tourism ventures. ross showing the intricacies of the titan, including the use of a video game controller to operate it, corresponding david pogue questioning rush on the vessel's integrity. it seems like this submersible has some elements of macgyver. why jerry rigged noose. i mean, you're putting construction pipes as ballast. i don't know if i'd use that description of it, but there's certain things that you want to be buttoned down. so the pressure vessel is not macgyver at all, because that's where we work with boeing and nasa and the university of washington. everything else can fail. all your thrusters can go, your lights can go. you're still going to be safe. to date, the titan has made more than a dozen trips each passenger paying up to $250,000. in a statement, the company saying they are exploring and mobilizing all options to bring the crew back safely. aaron newman paid to go on an expedition with oceangate in 2021. we didn't have any problems at all. it went very, very smoothly, he said. inside the submersible, deep underwater, it's chilly and cramped. you're basically in there ten hours, but it is a floor. y

june, not july or august. >> we're looking at approximately ten days of over 100 degrees. >> reporter: that spawned a quick rush to get some 350 air conditioning units to houston area seniors like david diaz, a 70-year-old air force veteran. >> hot. i'm sweating. >> reporter: who was relying on a single fan to stay cool. this heatwave also re-igniting concerns about texas's aging electrical grid, ercot, which has never failed during a heatwave, but has experienced mass fatal disruptions during snowstorms. how much faith do you have in the electrical grid? >> shall we pray now or pray later? i don't have a great deal of faith. i'm just being very direct. i hope for the best, but the system hasn't been fixed yet. >> reporter: last year alone, ercot says it broke daily usage records 11 times, yet still delivered energy reliably. you look at the map right now which shows green for capacity, but no request for conservation. lester? >> sam brock, thank you. >>> some parts going into the plains could see rough weather into the weekend. >> that's right. it's already starting, lester. we have severe watches and warning on into southern alabama. here in the west, we've got tornado watches up t

david martin on the new turmoil in russia. opinion from author wesley lowery, and more this "sunday morning," june 25th, 2023.back after this. ♪ >>> catastrophic implosion. the unthinkable became all too real this past week as we learned of the fate of undersea explorer stockton rush's "titan" submersible on its way to the atlantic grave of the "titanic." the questions, the second-guessing. david pogue tells us they are likely to continue for a long time to come. >> reporter: last summer, a company called oceangate invited "sunday morning" to join an expedition to the "titanic." at the time, i was thrilled. >> next time i wocome out of th doorway i will be a changed man forever or cursing the bad weather. as the whole world knows now, oceangate's business was taking adventure seekers on these "titanic" dives -- >> we are sitting on the "titanic." >> reporter: for $250,000 a ticket. on a one-of-a-kind carbon fiber submersible called the "titan." >> carbon fiber is a great material. it's better than titanium. it's better than a lot of other materials. >> reporter: this is stockton rush. the ceo of oceangate and