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and music from sean paul with gwen stefani.uest is an oscar-nominated actor who spent six seasons dodging zombies on "the walking dead," and now has to watch out for whatever jordan peele has up his sleeve in the new horror-science fiction film, "nope." it opens in theaters a week from friday. please welcome steven yeun. steven. >> hello. >> we've never met before, but yet there's only zero degree of separation. we both did voices in an animated feature film called "the star." >> that's right. >> i did not see you at the rap party. where were you? >> oh, there was a rap party? [ laughter ] >> yeah. i wasn't invited to that rap party. wasn't i the lead of that movie? >> yeah, you were. i wasn't invited either. that's what i'm saying. now, you and your wife have two young children. >> yes. >> how old are they? >> they are 5 and 3. >> do they understand what you do for a living just yet? >> i can't tell. can you tell? do you have kids? >> i do. they're 26 and 22. [ laughter ] they completely understand what i do for a living. i bo

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joining us now is gwen keyes fleming, former district attorney for fulton county, georgia. thank you for joining us tonight. you have experience in these kinds of interstate subpoena cases, what does this look like to you so far? >> i think you are seeing it play out as it has done before. the material witness subpoena has been delivered to a senior judge, a member of the supreme court and south carolina. senator graham has opted to challenge that, asserting that he is protected by the speech and debate clause. i think what you will see next is written documentation from the da team, fani willis's team, arguing that he is not protected by the speech and debate clause for various reasons. some of those reasons include a supreme court case, right on point, indicating that where there are third-party crimes that are being investigated by a grand jury. the protections do not apply, especially when the testimony would not be about the legislative act. she could also assert that it is the rules committee. and the senate that looks at elections, and while the judiciary committee h

just as fani and her team will do. >> gwen keyes fleming, thank you very much for joining us tonight, your expertise on this matter is crucial to our understanding of it. thank you very much. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you. up next, in a special joint appearance here in the last word, senator amy klobuchar and senator sheldon whitehouse will discuss how to deal with the united states supreme court that is now, for the first time in its history, in the business of revoking constitutional rights. that is next. g constitutional a monster was attacking but the team rem rights that is next problem so lve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for col

joining us now, gwen keyes fleming, former district attorney for dekalb county, georgia, neighboring county to fulton county. thank you very much for joining us again tonight, on this breaking news story about, clearly, now, 16 targets identified in your brand, the attorney fani willis's investigation in fulton county. what is your interpretation of what we learned today through these legal filings? >> i think it demonstrates that, as she continues to have witnesses testify before the grand jury, her investigations expand. she has now come from 11 to all 16, and we will see what happens as witnesses come forward and just how broad she may take this investigation and how broadly this grand jury may make their -- for what should be brought. >> the criminal defense lawyers for those georgia republicans cited several reasons why they believe that these subpoenas for their grand jury testimony should be squashed. one of them does seem relevant, and is a practice in some jurisdiction. that is, now that they are targets, these lawyers say it is unusual to bring a target into the grand jury

joining me now is gwen keys fleming, former district attorney at dekalb county georgia. thank you so much for being here tonight. help us understand this for a moment. the importance of these target letters procedurally, both for da willis and for the recipients of these letters, if a kind of special grand jury district attorney, willis, has convened does not have power to issue indictments itself, is it unusual that the district attorney's office has sent these targets letters to these individuals warning them that they could be, in fact, inducted? >> it's not unusual and it used to be a very common practice back when the law in georgia said that any elected official that is being investigated by a state special grand jury would have the opportunity to present a sworn statement and not be question before the grand jury. the law has changed since then. and so now elected officials are treated like everyone else. but i think in this particular case that letters may have been sent to clear up any sort of discrepancy as to whether these individuals were now being viewed as

. >> and gwen should be the favote if you look at the depth of their squad. -- england should be theorite if you look at the depth of their squad. they have a court that has experience playing home euros. correspondent: england is tournament opener against austria and manchester united's old trapper is a sellout. it could be a landmark moment for football. there may yet be a statue in england, too. anchor: a sports story best filed under "better late than never." finally receiving gold medals from the 2008 aging summer olympics. the team originally came second behind jamaica but after doping samples were retested, the jamaican team was found to have used an illegal substance. that means 14 years later in a special ceremony in switzerland, for middle-aged men were finally able to stand together as olympic champions. this is dw news. coming up in just a moment and news asia, sri lanka prime minister parliament the countr is bankrupt. can things get any worse? and we report on the dire situation affecting many indian farmers and their families. jared reed will have those stories and mor

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no rainfall for us, but gwen that fog is back for tomorrow. let's take you to that micro climate forecast. as we get a look with this system situated here tomorrow, it means that cloud cover as we talked about is back and it is widespread. check it out here from gilroy all the way up towards guerneville where we are under this fog even for the central valley. then as we head through the afternoon, watch this. i do think we'll get a little more sunshine building in. you can see that starting to clear out here through the inland valleys, with some of the fog hanging out here near the bay and the immediate coastline. that means as we started off for tomorrow morning, temperatures in the upper 50s and also low 60s. having a 60 here in the peninsula, the south bay looking good at 61. san francisco, we're starting it off cool at 56 in the north bay and 54. daytime highs tomorrow again no real big adjustments, so i think we'll be able to handle this just fine for those of you down in the south bay to put us at 78 in san jose. let's take it over to th

by the way, hardest job there, how do you take a smile off of gwen face.el: actually, good job for you. that means you've done your work as army man. will: whole thing ended in tears. it was travesty. whatever it was, 100-yard dash. it was a contact sport. rachel: your boys, they're strong kids. will: i don't know. [laughter]. i'm debating that rachel as we speak. pete: same here. will: it was fun to put them through it a little bit. they have had a good time on campus. >> we have to think about, chinese in a little bit. match up these kids with chinese kids. i will take these kids any day. pete: properly fortified. they hung around for fireworks last night. it has been a good, long weekend. we had lunch and had ice cream. they didn't deserve it but we gave it to them. rachel: oh, i think they did. they did a great "fox & friends" segment [laughter] will: they will be here later on. rachel brought it up, you heard that in a transition there, a fascinating set of event took place over the last 24 hours. first president biden tweeted out, demanding that oil

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the country's armed forces are mostly equipped by the you worse, but taiwanese president site in gwen has made developing an advanced home grown arms industry a priority. the self governing island has just been built its hardware showing it's well on its way towards that goal. w's. joyce lee has books ah brand new military jazz to call from t hung air base near the eastern city of ty, tone. they are t 5 grave egos. the 1st a font trainer, jazz, he signed and made in taiwan for aircraft have entered surface and pilots are undergoing training to fly them. he also that he knows on bear knowledge, thanks to this new aircraft. our training model has become more efficient. we're working closely with the manufacturer to improve the systems vc good. this is a milestone and i believe there will be more homegrown aircraft in the future. i many growing threats from china, taiwan as more than izing, its military by producing its own weapons. the brave ego suitable for training air to air and air to ground combat missions. it can also suffer combat ro in war time . the teeth are brave. ego can car

according to gwen the fbi confirmed marshall. jones's dna was found on the screen and they're now working to organize a search party to find the remaining piece of her cell phone. in san francisco stephanie sierra abc 7 news san diego county police have arrested a group of men for attempting to smuggle 5,000 pounds worth of meth into the us the four men from mexico were spotted unloading several boxes from two large trucks yesterday less than 25 miles from the us mexico border law enforcement followed the vehicles and discovered nearly 150 bundles as you can see equivalent to 5,000 pounds of meth the suspects could face a minimum of 10 years to life in prison. one of the stars of the sopranos has passed away after tony sirico has died at the age of 79 sirico passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale, florida happened this morning his role as pauly walnuts was inspired by growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he survived by his two children and grandchildren cause of death is unknown california's are d

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it causes sort of trouble, great deal of wind flooding on high non studying gwen dog. and given that the sinks into sports pretty big, thunderstorms is also kicked off a tornado or 2. this one caught on film. now that's mostly over now either off at the center told the ran and rain stretching up towards the yangtze line thing up the yellow sea. but you would have noticed this thing still spinning. now that is nothing like as bad as you might imagine is a tropical storm, almost. but it's wind no more than about 5060 kilometers per hour. so i think as it approaches the southern path of japan during tuesday, it will be more her rain worries, anything else. so slow moving heavy rain, but not particularly damaging winds. same time it remains fairly wet in central china. now the monsoon trough has gone right. the way through india and pakistan, nasa now just look yet where the shower light feet. there are few in the very flat there in our salmon, bangladesh. not many because that concentration is back in for example, magic pradesh. bassetti is all over india and pakistan. th

ah, hello, i'm em, liang gwen. this is al jazeera alive from doha. also coming up. 6 people shot dead at a 4th of july parade ne, chicago. this aspect is around.

ah, hello, i am emily and gwen. this is al jazeera alive from dough ha. also coming up ukraine, white to export grain, while farm has come, face to face with the problem of growing crops in a walls on spain reports a 2nd dare to link to monkey parks while san francisco and new york state declared public health emergencies. and how i'm documented migrants crossing the mediterranean and playing a role in the italian election. ah welcome to the program. we begin in baghdad where thousands of protesters have stormed the iraqi parliament for a 2nd time this week. the last 5 tea gas sat, the crowns in the circle grains on or than 125 people have been injured. they are protesting against the nomination of mohammed shire outlet. so danny, as prime minister saturdays parliamentary session at which sudan his nomination was expected to be formally announced, was canceled. the speaker has now postponed all sessions until further notice. oh, as one of us, we entered the parliament building for the 3rd time to route out the corrupt political parties and militias. we ar

economic crisis, but warns inflation could hit 60 percent by the end of the ah, hello, i'm emily and gwen, this is al jazeera alive from dough house are coming up with sedans, military rule is withdrawal from talks aimed at ending the political deadlock paving the way for a return to civilian rome. 6 people shot dead at a 4th of july parade ne, chicago. this aspect is arrested after a massive search operation, one of american experience, or american trojan. and why a children's tale about sheep and wolves has a 5 people on trial in hong kong. ah, shall anchors prime minister is warning inflation will rage 60 percent by the end of the year as it battles a deepening economic crisis. but he's hoping a deal with the international monetary fund and foreign investment will help relieve some of that pressure. his government has brought in daily nationwide power cuts to conserve dwindling fuel supplies. last week, fuel cells were restricted to essential services. now fernandez is at a queue for a petrol station in colombo. the situation is absolutely dire now in felucca, as you can see behind me,

according to gwen the fbi confirmed marshall. dna was found on the screen and they're now working to organize a search party to find the remaining piece of her cell phone. in san francisco stephanie sierra abc 7 news san diego county police have arrested a group of men for attempting to smuggle 5,000 pounds worth of meth into the us the four men from mexico were spotted unloading several boxes from two large trucks yesterday less than 25 miles from the us mexico border law enforcement followed the vehicles and discovered nearly 150 bundles as you can see equivalent to 5,000 pounds of meth the suspects could face ainimum of 10 years to life in prison. one of the stars of the sopranos has passed away after tony sirico has died at the age of 79 sirico passed away at an assisted living facility in fort lauderdale, florida happened this morning his role as pauly walnuts was inspired by growing up around the italian mob in brooklyn. he survived by his two children and grandchildren cause of death is unknown california's are doing a lit

i'm emily and gwen. he's a reminder of our top stories this. our british prime minister is once again fighting for political survival to of his my senior cabinet members stepped down on tuesday saying they have lost confidence in virus johnson. after months of scandals . he said to face tough questions in parliament on wednesday. a funeral is currently being held for the 21 young people who died inside a bar in south africa. authorities are currently investigating the cause of death. the young people died in the city of east london in the east, in cape province, and rel, work as in france and going on strike to demand better pay and made staffing shortages and rising inflation. the stoppage comes at the beginning of the summer holiday. sandy is expected to cause significant disruption. the war in ukraine has entered a new phase, rushes turned its attention to capturing the eastern done yet region, having claim victory in the neighboring lu, hands the province earlier. this week, several cities have come under heavy bombardments, at least 2 peop

with south africa, the last phase of the crops and try the valentina vice president is underway in gwen is aris. christina fernando de kosta denies accusations that she illegally profited on dozens of public works contracts and show the reports from the argentinian capital. the trial into alleged corruption biology. tina's form, a president, christina, for an end, is to kitchena resumed on line, entering its final phase with vertex, expected before the end of the year is gonna catch no, along with 12. other defendants including to form a cabinet ministers, is accused of irregularities in the warding public works projects. he denies the charges speaking here, the start of proceedings against your company. this is a formidable maneuver of political persecution and media harassment. its real targets are those who represent at least symbolically the most important process of social inclusion and economic transformation that's ever taken place. and that has included millions of argent times the current president, alberto fernandez, gave testimony on her behalf earlier in the trial. however,

ah, hello, i'm emily, i gwen this is al jazeera alive from tow house coming up a us court rules. the libyan warlord khalifa half says trial on war crimes charges 10. go ahead. man miles military's accused of using fighter planes to fire unguided rockets in civilian areas. the democratic republic of congo auctions, oil and gas permits in the world's largest tropical pete lands, climate activist colace, a catastrophe. ah . hello, we begin the program in ukraine. keith says, eats ready to dispatch the 1st shipments of grain from his black se ports president for letting me zalinski says he's waiting for the go ahead though, from the u. n. and turkey. about 25000000 tons of grain have been stuck in ukraine's ports since russia invited in february. that's a whole new look. go on. our side is fully prepared. we sent all the signals, are partners, do you and turkey, and our military guarantees the security situation. the minister of the infrastructure is in direct contact with turkey and the un we're waiting for them to give the go ahead. so let's take a closer look now with the 3 zones

yeun, wiz khalifa, my former television son marcus scribner, plus music from hot milk, sean paul and gwenni. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is an emmy-nominated actor, producer, director an game show host who loves giving away abc's money. watch season four of "press your luck" thursdays at 8:00 here on abc. please welcome elizabeth banks. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoo! thank you. hi! >> anthony: how are you? >> look at you. >> anthony: no, look at you. >> this desk looks good on you. >> anthony: thank you. right? so 'cause that skirt and that -- >> thank you. they're culates. so i can sit like this. >> anthony: it is hard to believe we've never met before. >> we've never met. >> anthony: after all these years. >> i can't believe it either. where have you been hiding? >> anthony: i've been hiding in plain sight. i've been hiding in plain sight. now, the fourth just passed. how was your fourth? how did you spend it? >> i have a home in the mountains in utah, and i actually hosted a big family reunion. we had 56 people, which is like small by our standards in my fmily. >> anthony

and provide linkage -- this will enable sfpd to allocate their resources, i'm going to pass it to gwen who is discuss what cart is today, thank you. >> good afternoon and thanks for holding this hearing. i'm gwen westbrook and i worked at united council in 2004 and i have gone through a lot with the homeless population out there and we have done what we could to help. i dope want to down the police -- i dope want to down the police -- i don't want to down the police but they don't have the experience to work with those with a mental program and that's why i helped with this program because it will help those in their life. this is a new independent community led government funded initiative that responds to c-level calls. if you aren't there, you don't get it. you know, but police are standing back with me because none of us have the mental ability to deal with the person who is coming down off of something or who is doing a mental meltdown. i don't have the expertise and the police don't have the expertise so we're looking at each other like what to do. we know they don't need to go t

. >> the bride, kate gwen said the groom protected the gown at all costs placing himself between theand we are so glad that all of our friends and family got to see it live and in action and something that everyone will always remember, right? >> absolutely. >> kate says she and her now husband drew are obsessed with their dog and decided there was no way they would get married without having him there, but when colonel jumped up on her dress in the middle of the vows. >> at that point that was when we said, colonel, it's time for you to go. >> he was escort away from his trainer. weddings are supposed to be when you put a ring on it, but in this case the groom reached in his jacket and pulled out a rawhide treat. >> jean moos, cnn, new york. >>> oh, my god. i can't imagine. thank you for joining me this evening. i'm laura coates. patagonia, life e on the edge o the world is up next. ♪ ♪ >>> the first time i saw an orca it was quite unexpected. quite a large group was hunting. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it was this

. >> gwen keyes fleming, a former district attorney of dekalb county, georgia, greatly appreciate your insights, great to have you tonight. >> thank. you >> -- these developments, the january six committee continues its investigation. -- was that the inspector general of the department of homeland security briefed all nine members of the january 6th committee today. that follows yesterday's explosive report that the secret service and secret service text messages from january 5th and january 6th of january 2021 have disappeared. -- deleted these messages after he asked for them to be handed over. but the secret service says that the messages were in fact in a loss -- devices. the committee also heard testimony today from overstocked outcome founder and election conspiracy theorist patrick byrne. byrne was inexplicably present in an office for this meeting, describe that the last public hearing, the one with lots of shouting, where trump entertained the idea of seizing all the countries voting machines. so, who knows what we might hear about this next public hearing? the committee today

their real names are walter glenn primrose and gwen doral morrison but investigators say they lived under the name bobby lynn ford and julie lynn montag. one problem, forward and montag died in the 60s before these people were even three months old. the couple is accused of stealing their identities and obtain passports, security cards and the department of defense id. and used those documents to get security clearance but here is where the story gets even murkier. in seeking to deny the couple bail, prosecutors presented these photos. a lawyer f. the couple sa they allege they show the couple in soviet kgb uniforms. prosecutors have made no allegation of espionage and a lawyer for the couple says there is an explanation for all of this. here is cnbc's perry rustin. >> reporter: the woman seen wearing what appears to be a kgb uniforms as this isn't what it looked like. >> she tried on a uniform that was at a friends house one time and they took pictures. and you can tell from the picture that it is the same uniform. >> reporter: megan says glenn morrison has nothing to do with russia. the

>> -- tucker carlson opened has, martha laura and gwen opened her mouth, and all the rest.and fought back, because remember trump never acknowledges any wrongdoing. and so then, the base fortified and once the base fortified, ali, mitch mcconnell, kevin mccarthy, and everybody else lost their spines again. the other really important information, ali, is i have heard from trump's base every day this week, they are not bothered by his behavior that they are finding out about these hearings. the only reason they are softening on trump's because, they think all of this stuff may make it harder for him to win again. that is all. >> let me ask you what you said about -- we talk about catch up on the walls, or things like that which makes a lot of people who think donald trump is crazy or nuts or unhinged continue to believe that. you said that does not resonate with republicans, or trump supporters, and perhaps with independence, why is that, they think that is salacious, that is the person carrying on a bomb which they do not like trump? >> yeah, they think that is -- that stren

many pro-choice organizations have already filed lawsuits gwen states that -- against states that announcedme effective immediately, and many are left -- on left are renewing calls to shake up the structure of the supreme court. we're back with our panel, dan henninger, kim strassel and kyle peterson. kim, before we get to the filibuster point, i wanted to just ask you looking back over 30, 40 years, this change in the supreme court has been building for that long. who gets the political credit for this accomplishment? >> i'd say a conservative legal establishment, groups like the federalist society which going back to the '80s really decided that they were going to make this a priority. and in the process, they have educated generations of fewer, younger legal scholars -- newer, younger legal collars both training them to get on the bench, getting involved in the political situation, providing guidance to presidents about strong and solid picks. look, we've talked about this before. i think one of the reasons donald trump clinched the victory in 2016 was largely related to that list of pot

in the course of the conversation, there are some kids that so unequivocally cute gwen.is very nice of him. will would win when he ran for office. he says the real deal. there are some babies that are not cute. rachel: i love babies. pete: very cute babies my brother's son micah, who is sleeping at our house, he is the model baby. he could be jesus. he is a force lan doll. he is absolutely beautiful. very catholic. >> so much catholic here. joey: some are not that cute. i don't have two fingers to hold them. >> let's move on. pete: we're glad you're here. it is sunday morning, july 10th. i just have to keep note. it is summer. enjoy it every single day you've got. rachel: absolutely beautiful outside. we will get outside. it is national pena colada day. pete: is it really? in the 6:00 a.m. hour? rest of show should be fun? rachel: i proposed we start in the 6:00 a.m. before that we have to go sadly, get to the news before the pena coladas. there is a lot of news. joe biden is going to saudi arabia and he feels the need, by the way going to saudi arabia basically to beg f

and provide linkage -- this will enable sfpd to allocate their resources, i'm going to pass it to gwen who is discuss what cart is today, thank you. >> good afternoon and thanks for holding this hearing. i'm gwen westbrook and i worked at united council in 2004 and i have gone through a lot with the homeless population out there and we have done what we could to help. i dope want to down the police -- i dope want to down the police -- i don't want to down the police but they don't have the experience to work with those with a mental program and that's why i helped with this program because it will help those in their life. this is a new independent community led government funded initiative that responds to c-level calls. if you aren't there, you don't get it. you know, but police are standing back with me because none of us have the mental ability to deal with the person who is coming down off of something or who is doing a mental meltdown. i don't have the expertise and the police don't have the expertise so we're looking at each other like what to do. we know they don't need to go t

we had planned gwen shotwell, but with this problem, she said i'm in the op center. we're we got to work this we only we had less than an hour. i believe to work the system or the docking was not going to be successful each one of these would have been i thought a pretty big delay to crew being being allowed to dock and i went over to wait for her and found the two heads of nasa's human spaceflight program understandably there bill gerstenmeyer and mike suffradini standing in the back of the room. not at a console and i'd want to get out of the way had nothing to contribute technically and ask them what they were doing in the back and they were just watching spacex work through this problem and trying to solve the problem. they were talking to each other and i could overhear them. well, i would try this that and i'm saying maybe maybe i'll mention that to him. these gentlemen are just now we think they should work this out themselves. what happened was spacex figured it out in the nick of time and what i relay this as a moment when i really saw nasa embrace spacex th

walter primrose and gwen morrison remain in custody at the honolulu federal detention center accused of conspiracy, aggravated identity theft and lying to get passports. neighbors say the couple has been living in this quiet neighborhood and couplet for about 15 years and pretty much kept to themselves and my daughter were kind of like shaking just thinking, you know, they were nice neighbors released an old picture of the couple wearing what prosecutors say are kgb uniforms. but morrison's attorney said that jacket actually belong to a friend, and both are wearing the same jacket in the pictures. for whatever reason, her friend thet dressed up and took pictures. that's all it is, and and her husband, walter primrose, lived under fake that primrose retired from the u. s coast guard after 20 years. then received clearance working for the department of defense. a couple also owned the house next door, which is being rented out by a family for the past three years. they're still there and they're not sure what's going to happen to them. neighbors say they always rented the place out to

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