i johnny evans has equalised! but at the end, the _ johnny evans has equalised!y evans has equalised! but at the end, the fans still showed - johnny evans has equalised! but at| the end, the fans still showed their to scan a step —— dissatisfaction. it's time for change in management. it's time for change in management. i do it's time for change in management. i do believe — it's time for change in management. i do believe in giving everyone a chance. — i do believe in giving everyone a chance. but _ i do believe in giving everyone a chance. but i— i do believe in giving everyone a chance, but...— i do believe in giving everyone a chance, but... i think he's maybe not making _ chance, but... i think he's maybe not making a _ chance, but... i think he's maybe not making a progress he - chance, but... i think he's maybe not making a progress he should | chance, but... i think he's maybe i not making a progress he should be making. he not making a progress he should be makinr. ., , ., not making a progress he should be makinr. .,, ., ., not making a progress he shou

but evans has been here before.atp tour title last year, and he's not fazed by a bit of resistance. he got himself back in front. much to the australian's frustration. shortly after, evans sealed the opener and into the second, it was more of the same. evans into his groove, the briton implying all of his presser and thompson running out of ideas. and 40-0 thompson running out of ideas. and 40—0 down, evans managed to battle his way back and still break serve. and that proved to be the crucial point. from then on, the brits didn't look back as he powered his way to a second nottingham open title. �* , ., ., way to a second nottingham open title. �* , . ., ., way to a second nottingham open title. �*, . ., ., , title. it's amazing. i love playing on the grass- — title. it's amazing. i love playing on the grass. i _ title. it's amazing. i love playing on the grass. i appreciate - title. it's amazing. i love playing on the grass. i appreciate it - title. it's amazing. i love playing. on the grass. i appreciate it every

. >>> and "dear evan hansen."hinese american actor zachary noah pizer making history on broadway. >> what kind of response are you getting from the community? >> i got a "dear asian handsome" shirt in the mail, which is so grand. >> behind the scenes of a musical that has an important message for parents and teens everywhere. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. so i got cards for birthdays, holidays, graduations, i'm covered for everything. which reminds me, thank you for driving me to the drugstore. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. after abc weeks of salacious testimony and accusations of physical and verbal abuse on both sides, a jury in fir faction, virginia, sided with johnny depp. but the actor and his ex-wife, amber heard, were both found liable of defamation. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight that dramatic courtroom moment. a virginia j

evans? >> sure, i think a lot of things are causing what we are seeing in terms of the stressors that children and youth are experiencing. society has changed a lot from the time that i was in school. our children today are dealing with all kinds of things i did not have to deal with and people of my generation did not have to deal with. 20 or 30 years ago. i think that there are a lot of social pressures. the thing that i agree with the caller about is that we know that spirituality is actually a very important protector. something that protects our mental health and physical health, for that matter. that is an individual choice. people have to decide, parents have to decide where they come out on that but the collars notion that spirituality is a supported by the mental research. >> all right >> all right, daniel is a student in san bernardino, california. good morning daniel. daniel, are you there? go ahead, daniel. >> okay, so, i thank you miss heard, me my name is dennis. but i have bee

from "lightyear," chris evans is with us. and when we come back, two texas a&m alums go two on two against two alum frtz university of kentucky in an nba player edition of college knowledge. we'll be right back. en captured. you have 48 hours to rescue me. mini-boss! okay! ahh! my minions will save me! unless they don't. which is a real possibility. when you use the app to get free medium fries and drink with your quarter pounder with cheese... be sure to save some fries for after. because the ketchup that falls from the qpc... just hits different. ♪ ♪ (vo) singing, or speaking. reason, just hits different. or fun. daring, or thoughtful. sensitive, or strong. progress isn't either or progress is everything. "peace of mind." such a big, beautiful idea. and for us at booking.com this means - free cancellation on most bookings. it's a bit functional. but we'll gladly be functional. so you can be free. booking.com booking.yeah [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to "nba game night." it is that time now to pit alums fro

please welcome evan rachel wood [ cheers and applause are you kidding me come on."super-ache" is out later tonight. give it up for conan gray, everyone [ cheers and applause feel good? feel good. now, here's how the game works evan, you'll start the round by pressing start on this buzzer right here, you draw a clue from the top of the pile you have to get your partner to guess the clue as quickly as possible then hand the buzzer off to the person on your right yeah, you can make any physical gesture. you can say whatever you want. but you can't say any word in the actual clue. if you're holding the buzzer when it goes off, your team loses that round we're going to play three rounds let's take our positions conan, you're over there, bud. >> am i'm here >> jimmy: evan, you're over there. you're over on this side >> okay. >> jimmy: all right, yeah. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: all right, evan, i'm going to give this to you, bud whenever you're ready, you press start, draw your clue. you feel like you've got a a connection with tariq? >> tariq: yes. >> we got this >> we got th

evan: it's a decent part of it.f you look at the speed of the investment over the last few days, yes, we've had every pricing of the fed. we've had a tremendous spike throughout the curve as well. the velocity of these moves, i think there is probably liquidity issues. i don't think there is any trouble with the plumbing in general, the financial system is working well. the bond market is working fine. that velocity, it definitely suggests liquidity issues at work. kriti: that is something we can see on this chart right now. anna, one of the other conversations was the seesaw between rate hikes and quantitative tightening. today is not just historic because of 75 basis points. day 1 of quantitative tightening. $15 billion not getting reinvested in the market. should we hear that they will change their tune when it comes to the pace of ramping up that qt program? anna: we do not expect any changes in the pace of qt. it would be extreme the high for them to change the pace. fiscal deficit has turned out to be smaller

evans?uest: i think there are a lot of things causing the stressors that children are experiencing. from the time that i was in school our children today are dealing with all kinds of things that i did not have to deal with and people of my generation did not have to deal with 20, 30 years ago. i think there are a lot of social pressures. the thing that i agree with the caller about his we know spirituality actually is a really important protector, something that protects our mental and physical health. that is an individual choice. people have to decide and parents have to decide where they come out on that, but the caller's notion that spirituality is important is supported by research. host: daniel is a student in san bernardino, california. good morning. daniel, are you there? caller: hello? host: go ahead. caller: i think they misheard me, my name is dennis, but i was not of the classroom but my school in sixth grade went through a shooting. ever since then they did things, like, when y

tommy evans with the alm 'ust never forget. tommy evans with the palm just us- — never forget.mmy evans with the palmjust us. -- poem. _ never forget. tommy evans with the palmjust us. -- poem. talking - never forget. tommy evans with the | palmjust us. -- poem. talking about palm just us. —— poem. talking about the stereo sound of voices speaking truth to power. and now, we are going to hear the 72 names. stephen. sheila. joe daniels. vincent. gary. debbie. ernie. marjorie. maria. victoria. alexandra jessica. moore. logan. tony. raymond. gloria. marco. mohammed. forever in our hearts, forever in our hearts. mohammed, rubio, fatima, hamid, mohammed, e brahim, ali, isaac, brooke, maya, mary forever in our hearts. lena, malik, omar, mehdi elwahabi yasin el wahabi faouzia el wahabi abdulaziz el wahabi choucair forever and our hearts. those of the names of the _ forever and our hearts. those of the names of the 72 _ forever and our hearts. those of the names of the 72 people _ forever and our hearts. those of the names of the 72 people who - forever and our hearts. those of the nam

evans? guest: i think there are a lot of things causing the stressors that children are experiencing. from the time that i was in school our children today are dealing with all kinds of things that i did not have to deal with and people of my generation did not have to deal with 20, 30 years ago. i think there are a lot of social pressures. the thing that i agree with the caller about his we know spirituality actually is a really important protector, something that protects our mental and physical health. that is an individual choice. people have to decide and parents have to decide where they come out on that, but the caller's notion that spirituality is important is supported by research. host: daniel is a student in san bernardino, california. good morning. daniel, are you there? caller: hello? host: go ahead. caller: i think they misheard me, my name is dennis, but i was not of the classroom but my school in sixth grade went through a shooting. ever since then they did things, like, when

so, evans has a bit of a fight on his handsif evans has a bit of a fight on his hands if he is to progresseeing. in amongst all of that, i am so pleased to say that we are joined that, i am so pleased to say that we arejoined by that, i am so pleased to say that we are joined by the former world number one, two—time us open champion, tracey austin, always an honour to have you with us. so much to cover, we have been talking about the british players what you are sitting here, and emma and andy making it so yesterday, who else is catching your eye? jack draper is one we should all be excited about? very much so, i covered all the grass court tournaments last week for the tennis channel in the united states, and jack draper, i watch them take a set off novak last year, he has become has lots of weapons, a lefty serve and beforehand. but this year the back improved, it is really quite powerful. it is a good athlete so i think it is a bright future. most of your work is back in the us, we get excited about british tennis as you would expect, there was a time when tim henman and greg rusedski w

kasie hunt, gloria borger, evan asnos. it strikes me how the security posture in europe has changed. they discuss russia not just as a clear and imminent danger, of course, to ukraine, but to the alliance, to alliance members. i spoke to the estonian prime minister yesterday and she described the possibility of a russian attack on estonia, and that would therefore be an attack on the alliance. this is a very different europe. >> it is a radically different europe from the europe that we were in one year ago. and there is a deep irony in the fact that president putin literally his objective and intention was to up end the existing security agreement here in europe. he has succeeded in doing that, but not in the way that he had hoped to. very much the reverse. we are seeing a nato that is more robust, more united, and more muscular than we have seen in quite some time. it was just a few years ago president macron was saying that nato was experiencing a sort of brain death, i believe was the expression he used. and now you se

lord jonathan evans has said this post _ another?e an adviser to the government on ethics, particularly to look at the ministerial code and see whether the government is abiding by it. but there was government is abiding by it. ent there was always the slight farce about the position of lord geidt in that he was ultimately reportable to the prime minister. he didn't have the prime minister. he didn't have the power to initiate his own investigations, the premise or had to give him permission to do that. it's very strange, you would hope that if the rollover to continue it would be made more and independent. the problem is he mightjust do away with it against the advice of parliament and the advice of learned colleagues. parliament and the advice of learned collea . ues. �* , parliament and the advice of learned colleauues. �* , ., ,., parliament and the advice of learned colleauues. �*, ., , ., , colleagues. there's also the story of johnson _ colleagues. there's also the story of johnson could _ colleagues. there's also the story of

. >> evan perez with us now. evan, tell us what exactly they were looking for in his home and why did they take the measures that they took to do so, to carry out this raid? >> yeah, jim and poppy, it is an extraordinary thing for the -- for federal agents to show up at the home of someone who was obviously a former senior, former justice department official, who as you can tell was very nearly the acting attorney general, the end of the trump administration, and they would have had to tell a judge there was reason to believe there was criminal material that was evidence of a crime inside that home, and that they couldn't just go and ask for it, they had to -- they had to believe that there was the possibility of the destruction of evidence. that sets the scene for this predawn search at the home of jeffrey clark. he complains that he was made to stand outside in his pajamas, while agents conducted an hours long search, he says that they took electronics from his home. here's him on fox news last night describing

my first question is for general evans. we expected the jamestown readiness center, which is 8:17 engineer companies. we expected that they would be in the fight death. can you tell me how come their knowledge and when they are going to be? >> thank you for the question, sir. so we prioritize based on army simulators and the top line. i will go back to see where that project is for 24, sir. >> yeah, that was their number one ask, and we need to get them in so i would appreciate that very much. and also the line of communications bridge. can you tell me where you are in terms of the l.a. cb training capability, are you familiar with? that >> sir, i am not that i can give you the answer that question. >> okay, because we had included in the approach spill, a report language directing you to establish a trading pipeline for that program. so if you would check on that, and let us know. >> thank you general. general perry, -- my air force base is the only base that has a dual nuclear mission. both the bombers, b-52 bombers with

chase a boudin evan mike chaser. boudin is branded this a republican led recall in his supporters have said it's a test case for the national criminal justice reform and progressive prosecutor reform movement. but experts we talked to say, like most san francisco elections, things aren't so simple. district attorney chase a boudin on monday dropped off his ballot at city hall in san francisco. voting on prop. eight that's the easy one. there's some propositions that are challenging. that's the easy one. on tuesday, the department of elections will start counting ballots that include prop h, the recall measure that will determine his fate in office. do not let republican billionaires by our election messaging has been consistent. a vote for recall is a vote against progressive causes like ending mass incarceration and being tougher on prosecuting police misconduct. we see republicans from coast to coast in virginia and philadelphia and chicago and los angeles, attempting to roll back the victories. at the ballot box o

singer merlin manson has already filed a defamation lawsuit against former fiancée evan rachel wood ,one of the women who accused him of sexual intercourse. violence. well, after the verdict, it started on all

[laughter] my first question is for general evans. we expected the jamestown readiness center which is 817 engineer company staff. we expected they would be and you tell me how come they are not and when they are going to be? >> thank you for the question sir. we prioritize based on the army simulators in the top line. i will go back to see where that project is for 24, server. >> yes that was their number one ask we need to get them in hyper should that very much if you would. that also the line of communications bridge, can you tell me where you are in terms of the training capability? are you familiar with that? >> i'm not but i the answer that question. okay. we included in the build, report language directing you to establish a training pipeline for that program. so if you would check on that and let us know. >> yes, sir. >> thank you general. general barry, air force base is the only base that has a dual nuclear mission. but the b-52 bombers with the nuclear weapon and also icbms. we need a new weapons facility. my question is w

thank you evan and genjennifer. secretary william cohen is joining us. thank you, that really hit home to hear that election worker saying that. we are teetering by a thread, what comes out of these hearing is important to show the direction of this country, am i wrong with that? >> we have become a violent country. >> we seeing it take place on a regular basis now. where are we going? you can't go to a city council meeting or a city board meeting or legislative meeting, office, you can't go if justice is threaten with his life and family? when do we start saying enough and no more. i mean not just political leadership. i don't know why every republican in the senate is not condemning that. i want to ask the corporate interests of that country, why are you pouring money and the candidac candidacy of the people who are threaten and undermining our institutions of this country. >> can you say it again? it is about money for the corporations and it is about power for the politicians, ulti ultimately, it is about money and power. please, speak on that secret

a kron. 4 correspondent evan lambert is in washington, d.c., for us tonight with that report.the allegations by former white house aide cassidy hutchinson now setting up a showdown between the aid to trump's last chief of staff mark meadows. >> and at least 3 officials charged with protecting the former president. sources close to the secret service. tell news nation the head of president trump's detail on january 6th, bobby angle in the agent driving his suv away from the rally that preceded the capitol attack are willing to testify under oath to dispute this testimony made under sworn oath. the president. >> reached up towards the front of the vehicle. the crowd at the steering wheel. mister angle grabbed his arm. so it certainly to take your hand off the steering wheel. we're going back to the west wing. we're not going to the capitol. mister trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby angle. and mister, when mister not have recounted, the stories may hit motion towards his clavicle. ys hutchinson's account is secondhand. she was not in the presidential suv at the

the last couple of seconds dan evans is also won at eastbourne.to go there to the tournament to speak to return his correspondent but is somewhat delayed at the moment. we might get back there to ease born later in the program. rugby league has banned transgender players from taking part in women's internationals. the ruling follows a decision by swimming's world governing body to restrict trans athletes' participation. advocacy groups say the policy violates human rights. 0ur correspondent phil mercer has been following the story. we get the sense that international rugby league is currently in a holding pattern after releasing this initial band that precludes trans athletes, transgender athletes from competing in this weekend says matches for the also at the world cup in england later this year, that will be held in tandem with the men's event. what officials here in city are saying is that they will take their time, they will consult with the eight teams at that rugby world cup in the uk in october and november to gather dater, together opinion

a . marina evans team from me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks so much . ah ah, 175 years ago. the young start up entrepreneur at a specific goal. 1 build the article instruments in the world ah, size i wish has become a reality 175 years of size starts june 19th on w.

evans stays sixth in the overall standings. midway through the final round of the women's lpga championship. in gee chun held a six—shot lead going into the weekend, but she's made three bogeys in herfirst six holes today to slip to five under par, two shots behind leader lexi thompson. the american — who's searching for her second major and first win in three years — is six under par. stephanie meadow is the best—placed brit on one over par. rory mcilroy�*s hopes of a second pga tour win in three weeks are all but over heading into the final round of the travelers championship. a two over par round of 72 on saturday saw him fall 11 shots behind leader xander schauffele, but he has at least started his final round with a birdie in the first couple of holes. scotland's martin laird is five off the lead — tied for fifth. this time tomorrow, one pocket of south west london will be buzzing. a whiff of strawberries and cream in the air and the sound of tennis ball being smashed. wimbledon is here. full crowds and two british grand s

ah a marion. evan. steam it's good to have you with us. as nato builds up, it's true, prisons honors eastern flank and especially in poland, rushes for ministry has said that moscow will respond proportionately, as according to russian news agency, inter fax, elsewhere ukrainian president vladimir zalinski has addressed the shank released security summit of singapore where he spoke of the global effects of russia's invasion. at the forum you west defense secretary lloyd austin reiterated his country's support for ukraine. zalinski warned that russia is posing a growing threat to international peace. russian propaganda is assiduous in sprinting in many countries. that does inflammation, campaign, dad, to russia's war against your grade as a stand simply something about night. so about the role of the united states, about the intention of the west to somehow advancing euro. but in reality, russia's boy against ukraine is not only about europe. it is about globally and pause, and st. russian leadership strives to discard all the achievements

welcome to the evans lane community. what looks like a normal. hood, but here lives change. thanks to the path homeless advocate resources here 10 previously homeless families have found permanent housing including lydia burnett's family anything i needed. it was always somebody there to help me. for that. i'm very grateful because now i have my own place. and i'm so so happy. thank you today san jose mayor sam. licardo an assembly members evan lowe and ash cholera toured the community to learn more about how these success stories are made possible the quick build process of the units is critical because the faster they can be built the sooner the results as a result these efforts we have seen for the first time in many years our unsheltered. homeless population dropped slightly we have seen a significant growth in our shelter capacity now nearly 50% in just the last year alone california's homeless housing assistance prevention or hap dollars make projects like this a reality. the flexible funds can be used to create these communities that cost a fraction of what a conventi

i'm mary evans, dean from me and the entire team. thanks for watching a uses with also a.

evan, you're in the thick of the jobs world. are these companies panicking? what does your web site tell you right now about the state of the economy through the lens of hiring? >> so we're seeing recruiters working on more jobs than the ever before. we do a recruiter.com recruiter index. two months ago there was about 17 jobs on average, now they're working on 22 jobs. but there's certainly a healthy, robust hiring market. we're seeing recruiters itself as an industry up significantly month over month many terms of the demand for recruiters, and we did see tech drop by 11% to about 39% in terms of what recruiters are actually looking for. we're not surprised. we actually thought a couple months ago that companies were stock thing up. they were overhiring on employees, and i think a lot of let's call it the selloff of the supply chain of talent is really from overhiring. liz: yeah. you know, and then you look at this picture, evan, with a very strong jobs report, and it clearly appears as if the federal reserve has to keep foraging going forward when it comes

i'm marian evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching. with 2 o 3 or not to own. what about a sharing economy? it's, did that change in thinking is changing the economy to create something new? the economics magazine, maybe in germany, connect on dw. ah ah, welcome to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and an after 911. he says after 911, the clubs came off where organized cry, rules, genuine use a global network of companies, banks, and operators. we will provide those services to anyone operation in the criminal economy, where conglomerates and make their own laws. they invade our private lives through surveillance. hidden, opaque, secretive. what's true, what's vague? it doesn't matter. the only criteria is worked. we'll hook people up. we shed light on the opaque worlds who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to us all opaque worlds this week on d. w? ah, ah ah, ah, for many of us in europe, it feels like a pandemic is pretty much over. but one industry is still strug

julia boorstin is at cannes and joins us with the ceo of snap, evan spiegel julia. >> thanks so much, jon that's right, i'm joined now by snap ceo evan spiegel here in cannes in front of this amazing augmented reality exhibit you have here, showing off some of your coolest technology. but before we talk about all this, evan, we have to talk about what comments you made, the comments you made that brought snap shares way down in your last public appearance, really and they were comments that were really warning about a continuing decline in growth rate here at cannes, the vibe seems pretty optimistic, but tell us what your outlook is now glitz rr great to be together, especially in the south of france when we issued our earnings guidance, we said we expected our growth rate to decline and to decelerate. but it happened further and faster than we expected. so i was scheduled to appear at an investor conference, and i could probably either pull out at the last minute or if i was going to speak with our investors, i wanted to be direct and open with them because that's really important fo

ah, i married evans dean, thanks for joining me. germany is preparing to host leaders from the group of 7 countries at a some of that opens in bavaria on sunday. security is tight as hundreds of protesters gather in the state, capital, munich, and a town near the summit venue to make their voices heard. activists joining marches planned by green, peas, oxfam, and numerous other non governmental organizations. their calling on g 7 liter is to take greater action against climate change and global poverty. our chief political editor, michelle christner, is in garbage part and kitchen, which is a town close to the summit venue. i asked her earlier what issues are on the agenda of this g 7 meeting? well, the initial plan, when johnny took over the g 7 presidency, was to talk about climate to put together a climate club to get more countries rich and poor, to really get them draw together all their forces and the intention to tackle climate change. but of course, it's about ukraine, it's about ukraine when they talk about the economy. it's about ukraine when they talk about the future of i

a marion evans dean. i'll be back with another news update for you at the top of the hour. thanks a bunch with where all the good to going to be on.

he stars as hollywood icon robert evans in "the offers. martini with a wisp of vermouth and a twist two? >> uh, it's 11:00 a.m. >> one >> yes, sir. >> everything okay in your world? >> yeah, yeah. why wouldn't it be robert robert, robert i loved the script, man. i love the twists. i love the tone. you've really elevated the idea of a p.i >> thanks. >> if there's one thing, just one small thing -- the conspiracy is a little hard to follow. so if you had to, just for me, if you had to talk about "chinatown," the themes, et cetera, what would the pitch be, man? >> seth: please welcome to the show. matthew goode, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: thank you for being here >> thank you very much my pleasure. >> seth: this is -- this is such a wonderful show this is a mini series, a 10-episode mini series, about the making of "the godfather." >> yeah. >> seth: and all the incredible hurdles that had to be overcome. do you remember the first time you saw "the godfather"? because i know i certainly do. >> it was just before i went to dra

evan, please stay with me, i want to bring eli honig to the conversation.navarro i want to start with mike pence news. his chief of staff reportedly warns the secret service trump was knogoing to turn on pence p to ha, prior to the insurrection and then of course, that happened. >> mike pence, i hope you'll stand up for the good of our con constitution and the good of our country and if you're not, i'm going to be very disappointed in you. >> all right. so he said he's going to turn and he does, and then the day before the insurrection, according to the new york times, short says to secret service that this could create a specific security risk for pence. right? so this is like, a security risk, right, actually something could physically happen to him, also turned out to be true as we remember from the mob chanting hang mike pence, hang mike pence, he's escorted out. his life is in danger. so eli, what does it tell you that the former vice-president's chief of staff reportedly warns the secret service the day before the insurrection that essentially, there

britain's elfyn evans finished second at the rally of kenya behind team—mate kalle rovanpera.l standings. 0nto golf, and it's all to play for as we approach the final few holes of the final round of the women's pga championship in maryland. in gee chun held a six—shot lead going into the weekend, but she's made four bogeys in herfront nine today to slip to four under par, two shots behind leader lexi thompson. the american — who's searching for her second major and first win in three years — is six under par. stephanie meadow is the best—placed brit, level par for the tournament. one more sleep until the all england club opens its gates for one of the most eagerly anticipated fortnights on the british sporting calendar. think strawberries and cream, henman hill and a load of people with seemingly no problem queueing. wimbledon is almost here. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott looks ahead. it's been a while, but wimbledon�*s back in full force, and so is the queue. awaiting them is an all—star cast. serena williams hasn't played singles since this agonising exit last year...

a marina evans dean, thanks for joining us. ukraine says it remains in control of the chemical plant and the eastern city of savannah. the nets where hundreds of civilians are sheltering severe the nets has become the epicenter of the battle in eastern ukraine. both this city and the nearby town of lucy chanst have been a target of heavy russian shelling. i la la ukrainian soldiers enlisted chanced under fire from russian artillery though they managed to evacuate a wounded civilian another barrage forces them to take cover again. this chance is the twin city to see ever done yet, sc which remains the focus of russia's offensive in the dawn. bus. russian and separatist forces have so far struggled to fully claim the city sever denette is not completely all 100 percent liberated while keep reports that ukrainian forces us still holding out. lest the little the enemy conducts a sold operations in the city of civil de nancy a little, but without success, no might with street fighting, still raging across the city. most of ukraine's forces are hold up in the as out chemical plant, along w

in the faith of russian aggression as the alliance aims to reset it. strategic vision ah, a marina evans dean. it's good to have you with us. the leaders of germany, france, italy, and romania have been meeting with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski on their 1st face to face visit to ukraine. since russia's invasion, speaking in the capital key of all 4 of them pledged their support for ukraine to receive full status as a potential european union candidate will confirm that the ukrainian president called for a fall embargo and russian energy, as well as a 7th package of sanctions against moscow. soleski said rush is invasion, was not just an attack on ukraine. russian aggression is aggression against europe, entire europe, entire united europe. it's aggression against us, against our shared values. and therefore, we should be united in our response to de ukrainians are in the frontline fighting against the russian strikes. but we are not alone. and the today's meeting the today, sir former to prove that we understand each other fully. we know, and we understand that we need to reinfo

a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. the european commission chief or cylinder lion is on a surprise visit to key if she's just wrapped up. talked with ukraine's president vladimir zalinski. they focused on ukraine's bid to join the european union. key of submitted its membership application back in march. brussels is sent to publish it's final assessment next week. under line says the commission is working all out to facilitate the process. as you know, the commission is currently preparing the recommendations of so called opinion full of you member states. we have been working day and night and this assessment and the i to you and they will do you have a lot of you that we will be tirelessly working on it. so the discussions today will enable us to finalize our assessment by the end of next week. we'll for more, let's go straight to kia where the w rebecca readers is standing by for us. hello to you, rebecca. so we just heard there from the commission, chief owner of, or is the funder lions saying that that you will re

we'll get the latest from our correspondent give ah a marion evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. germany is preparing to host leaders from the group of 7 wealthiest countries at a summit that opens in bavaria on sunday. security is tight as hundreds of protesters gather in the state, capital, munich, and a town near the summit venue to make their voices heard. activists are set to join marches planned by green, peas, oxfam, and numerous other non governmental organizations. they're calling on g 7 leaders to take greater action against climate change and global poverty. we're joined now by the w correspondence julia. so deli in unique where the main g 7 protest rally is taking place. hello to you julia. so police were expecting as many as 20000 protesters in munich, and there are warnings of possible chaos. what is the situation like now? well, the situation as you can see here, behind me the, the demo is right here behind me, it's quite useful until now. we've seen people gathering in an important square here in munich and then starting to march, or

or get the latest from our correspondent and key of ah i married evans, dean. it's good to have you with us. germany is preparing to host leaders from the group of 7 countries at a summit that opens in bavaria on sunday. security is tight as hundreds of protesters gather in the state, capital, munich, and a town near the summit venue to make their voices heard. activists joining marches planned by green, peas, oxfam, and numerous other non governmental organizations. they're calling on g 7 leaders to take greater action against climate change and global poverty. more on the w chief political editor, mashanda christner, is in the bavarian town of gar. ms. pardon kitchen, which is very close to where the g 7 leaders will be meeting soon. hello to you, michelle. so what are the issues that the g 7 leaders are expected to focus on at this year's summit? for the initial plan, when jerry took over the g 7 presidency, was to talk about climate to put together a climate club to get more countries rich and poor, to really get them draw together all their forces and the

can you talk about the evans street project? >> one of the things we did during covid was dramatically expand the rate of what we call quick build projects, which are fast-moving projects using simple and cheap materials in order to redesign streets and test out new ideas and see how they work, as well as get a lot of feedback from community before moving into a larger capital project that converts all of that plastic stuff into concrete and trees and, you know, curb extensions. what we have been finding is that our quick build safety projects are able to cut severe injury and fatalities between 25 and 75%, depending upon the location on the techniques that we use. so we are targeting streets that have the highest rate of traffic crashes, particularly injury crashes and fatalities. we focused on evans, which is really important connector for all modes of transportation between the bayview and the central neighborhoods of san francisco. also a street with a terrible track record of severe crashes. on evans, what we are doing, aga

coming up this morning, american psychological association arthur evans talks about the impact of mass shootings on children's mental health. then in our spotlight segment, cohost adam summer, rachel parker, and shawn dillard discussed their podcast and midwestern political issues. watch "washington journal" at 7:00 eastern this morning on c-span or on c-span now app, the free mobile video app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> the labor department imploded -- reported that employers added 390,000 jobs in may, the 17th straight monthly gain and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 3.6% for the third straight month. president biden welcomed the news from the jobs report but also noted the problem of high food and gas prices. he made these comments in delaware. , whose rate and severity of mass shootings is without parallel. pres. biden: with today's excellent jobs report and on climate near historic lows of 3.6%, i want to speak to you about our economy and what we are doing to lower the costs for american families. with today'

if challenge dan evans could have had in the first round.— in the first round.g — in the first round. it will be a fascinating match _ in the first round. it will be a fascinating match tomorrow. j in the first round. it will be a l fascinating match tomorrow. i in the first round. it will be a - fascinating match tomorrow. i caught up fascinating match tomorrow. i caught up with dan evans briefly straight after his win at the nottingham open yesterday and he started by telling me how pleased he was, having struggled with a chest infection at the french open where he went out in the french open where he went out in the second round. if is the french open where he went out in the second round.— the second round. it is important for my schedule _ the second round. it is important for my schedule to _ the second round. it is important for my schedule to prepare - the second round. it is important for my schedule to prepare for i the second round. it is important i for my schedule to prepare for well and nottingham was perfect for queens and wimbledon to prepare. ve

in the men's, dan evans is out. he was beaten in straight sets by maxime cressy.ron norrie in the last eight. britain's jack draper could potentially face ryan peniston next after his win against diego schwartzman of argentina. peniston's match against spain's pedro martinez was suspended at one—set—all. serena williams is through to the semi—finals in the doubles as she prepares to make a comeback to wimbledon after nearly a year away from the sport. together with ons jabeur, they beat shulo aoyama and chan hao—ching in straight sets. england have completed a 3—0 series victory in the one—day series against the netherlands. they comfortably won their third and final match this afternoon, as andy swiss reports. i day which began with a first england cap for david payne. liam livingston dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings. the netherlands threatened to make him pay, as max o'dowd swatted his way to a half—century from a promising position. pena belatedly getting his big moment, although it was david willey that did the most damage. easy

. >>> thank you, scott hi, everyone i'm kelly evans. ahead today the fed is squarely focused on inflation vice chair lael brainard says bringing inflation down is the number one priority. can the market weather a more hawkish fed this year, and what does it all mean for the economy and for the labor market stocks fell when brainard made those comments earlier we're bouncing back now, the nasdaq up almost 2%. is this just an oversold bounce or could the market prove to be a haven in these inflationary times? plus, we have rh, we have lulu all reporting after the bell can't wait to hear from the ceos, rh in particular, of course, on inflation, the consumer and the dollar after microsoft's comments today first let's get over to dom chu with the latest on these markets. >>> all kinds of potential micro economic company specific catalysts, kelly, to your point. the microsoft story we'll get to in a bit this is a driver on the day. session highs for the stock market the dow industrials up 195 points, just a hair above 33,000 right now, half o

cnn's senior justice correspondent, evan perez, is live from outside the district court. cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles is on capitol hill. and cnn legal analyst elliot williams is also with us. evan, explain the indictment and what happens next for navarro. >> reporter: well, alison, we're expecting that peter navarro is going to appear before a judge in the coming minutes here at the courthouse in d.c. behind me. he's facing two counts. one for failing to turn over documents to the january 6th committee. and a second count for failing to appear before a deposition. now, navarro was referred by the committee, by congress for prosecution just a couple months ago, along with dan scavino, another trump adviser. this indictment is only against peter navarro because the justice department has been looking at this, and in the case of navarro they decided he simply has less protections for his status as an adviser to the former president. as you noted, he was arrested early today by the fbi. under normal circumstances these types of cases, the fbi allows you to sho

let's get right to cnn's evan perez who has more. evan, good evening to you.timony? >> don, we know he was in there for four hours, and really he's the highest profile person involved in these efforts -- in these rallies around january 6th that has made an appearance before this criminal grand jury. and what it tells us is that this investigation that the justice department has going, a sprawling investigation is intensifying. and in his case he acknowledged he was there. our cameras caught him going in, by the way. but he afterwards said that he told the grand jury that he committed no crimes and that he witnessed no one committing any crimes during the election or on january 6th. look, what this tells us is he is an important guy because he was in touch with so many people including people on the campaign and people, you know, in trump's family in those days, those key days around january 6th. >> there's more news in the investigations related to election conspiracy. what do you know, evan? >> well, we know there were some witnesses -- at least four witnesse

evan perez, thanks very much for your reporting. let's talk about all these huge developments yesterday, with our chief litegal analyst jeffrey toobin. great to have you. i would love your take, 30,000 foot take on what we learned yesterday, how damming that was for the former president, and juxtapose that to what we learned about mike pence's actions. >> i've always thought that it is a remote that donald trump would ever be prosecuted for anything. the only thing he's ex-poedz for r exposed for is if there is proof he actually incited violence. that's the only possibility. and there was evidence yesterday for the first time that we saw the possibility of inciting violence and it really was very concentrated in the period after 2:00, when the capital was breached, when the rioters stormed the capital, and some midlevel white house aides went to the president and said we need to calm things down, we need you to tell people to stop doing this, and what happens? he sends that tweet, you showed it earlier, 2:24, which does precisely th