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plus, donald trump versius niki hayley, an election denier and incumbent who stood up to trump, who will prevail. getting louder. questions from biden's own party whether he should run again. i'll speak to a democrat who says the president should call it quits after one term. let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, mentally gone, detached from reality or just a liar. put star witness of today's january 6th committee hearing was trump's attorney general, bill bar who says in no uncertain terms that he made it clear to trump that the lies about a stolen election were exactly that -- lies. but according to barr, and many other trump aides who testified, trump didn't care. >> there was never an indication of interest in what the actual facts were. there was somewhat demoralized because i thought boy, if he really believes this stuff, he has, you know, lost contact with -- he's become detached from reality, if he really believes this stuff. >> and the so-called stuff being peddled by the president and his rag-tag team of lawyers, this is how they were describe

this is united states of america, that's what hayley, former after the united states of america, sayscountry will not appear when america asks. it's just unthinkable. and that now honduras guatemala can follow the example of mexico is after all a strange loving america yes. these are countries that have always dealt with america they say we will not come to your show it's a shame and moreover, how much money we gave them a lot of money will be the trump administration, they tried to ensure that if they provide assistance, then they will partners with no one else. do you know who china is watching and doing everything possible to make it all fall apart, well, in fairness, for the sake of a certain hayley, she blamed more canoe here, but than than latin american countries. i'll say this in fairness, but she blamed biden with mexico. yes, that's why he doesn't play here anymore. she said there's one key word. the show, because everyone understands that these are pure shows and nothing else, so i refuse to go absolutely now in the politics of american politics - this is purely house of ca

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beginning of the war, prices for grain world wide, have one smart shut up in you who the chosen a baby hayley gabriel is the assistant director general of the united nations food and agriculture organization and its regional representative for africa. his, his assessment of how african countries are coping with the food crisis. at the moment, if you look at the full class situation in africa, and we have a recent report by a feel and w b, younger sports hot or to report a published in june, 6 of the top 10 countries and most affected by hunger are in africa and they make up for 14 of the top 20 countries globally in the horn of africa region, a wars drought in for decades, as exposed up to 20000000 people to hunger in 2022. in the us, i'll end west africa. more than 40000000 people face acute food insecurity this year, and this is significant jump from cities, their goal, the figures, there was about 11000000 people. so african countries have to grapple with multiple shocks. climate extremes, plant best and diseases, economic slowdowns, conflicts that are all over the place among others. and

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just ask hayley turner, who rode the same royal winner two years running at newbury. the photo, she goes, "0h, we've done this before, haven't we ? " i said "yes, ma'am — you should pay me a retainer." and she looked at me...and went "0h!" and it was like five seconds of — iwas like, "oh, i've pushed my luck here." it was fine, then. it's nice how much she cares about horses. i'm lucky that i get to chat to her about that, with someone that shares that it me. her influence and love for the sport and this day is stronger than ever. last year, she ran more horses- and won more races than any other time in her 70—year reign. the queen's contribution has been. greater than anyone before or since. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. hello. it is certainly a mixed picture out there for the last day of the platinum jubilee weekend. the dry, sunny weather through the rest of today continues for much of scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, though, still plenty of cloud around and for some of you, rain will be there or thereabouts all day long. some

. >> next up is hayley. [♪♪] >> please make some noise for jayden degree who's graduating from miss highvis. [♪♪] >> please make some noise for jasmine bailey. [♪♪] >> jasmine is graduating from galileo. she's attending san jose state university. [♪♪] >> index is joanna lam. [♪♪] >> jasmine is graduating lowell high school. and she will be attending u.c. berkeley. [♪♪] >> let's give it up for john huwin. [♪♪] >> john has graduated from balboa high school. john will be attending u.s.c. [♪♪] >> johnny linn, come on up here. johnny graduated from george washington high school. [♪♪] >> now he's attending u.c. berkeley. [♪♪] >> folks, make some noise for jordan nicholson smith. jordan has graduated from mission. he will be attending southern university. [♪♪] >> please welcome constance ford. constance has just graduated from lincoln high school and she'll be attending cal state los angeles. [♪♪] >> give it up for shayla dubose. shayla has also graduated from lincoln high school and she will also be attending cal state los angeles. [♪♪] >> please, give some applause to vanessa perez. [♪♪] >> v

hayley burg, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> a lot of us are traveling in the bay area. they'll be hitting the roads, hitting the skies, what do you expect holiday travel to be this year, especially at sfo? >> we are expecting to see travelers flying this upcoming weekend. today and tomorrow will be the busiest days to travel. we're expecting to see 2.7 million passengers flying today and tomorrow. over the weekend, though, san francisco airport will especially have 350,000 passengers passing through from today all the way through fourth of july on monday. >> all right so with all of those people out there how can travelers and disruptions over those many busy holiday weekends? >> we are seeing very high disruptions. sfo about 25% of flights are being delayed right now. so what we have for travelers, one got to the airport early. you can expect longer lines of security and potential disruption. so sign up for alerts from your airlines so that you know in real time where there are going to be changes to your plans or the timing of your flights. >> people are making a last

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "found my friends" by hayley kiyoko. this is democracy now!cracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in a pride month celebration and address at the white house wednesday, president biden announced several executive actions to address a slew of state-level discriminatory laws in republican-led states that target the rights of lgbtq+ children and adults. the order seeks to discourage so-called conversion therapy, discredited practice to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity, and also aimed to promote gender affirming surgery and expand foster care protections for gay and transgender parents and children. in a ceremony in the east room, president biden said he was moved to take action to prevent what he called "hateful attacks" by republican governors and lawmakers. pres. biden: i don't have to tell you about the ultra maga agenda attacking families and friends. 300 is from the tray bills introduced. in texas, knocking on front doors to investigate parents who are raising transgender children. in florida, going a

plus, donald trump versius niki hayley, an election denier and incumbent who stood up to trump, who willarty whether he should run again. i'll speak to

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tristan and thisro trick and one-year-old hayley and three-year-old lucas becoming caregivers overnight to two y survivors of abuse and neglect. from this surprising startye trystan and bill built a a log marriage and happy home learning to parent onin the job they adopted haley and lucas and so decided to grow their family biologically, the child at trystan was transgender with kerry. his groundbreaking pregnancy attracted media fanfare and the familyly welcomed baby leo in 2017. in his book "how we do family: from adoption to trans pregnancy, what we learned about love and lgbtqio parenthood," trystan shares their unique storyy and what he has learned about being the best parent, partner and person you can be. joining trystan conversation this evening is andrew solomon, a professor of clinical psychology at columbia university medical center and past president of pen american center and a writer and lecturer on psychology, politics and the arts and an activist in lg dbq rights, mental health and the arts.he -- lgbtq rights. parents, children surf identity won the national book critics

lot of the republican establishment around her, believes that will help her tonight including nikki hayley, trump's ambassador to the united nations, making sure we don't get the early votes, nothing yell, erin, when they do come, tend to come in pretty quick. >> hopefully they do here as we continue this hour and you can show us what to get. but speaking of polls closing, not closing in nevada, in fact open three more hours i understand john so what are you watching for there tonight, another important one. >> nevada is a huge state not just tonight but in november, a republicans think they can flip the governor's office, flip control of the senate, also think they can flip two or three house seats so to nevada, this is the map here. i'll turn to the republican primary, this is the race you highlight at the top. adam laxala famous name in the party, used to be considered more mainstream sestablishment republican, bought into the big lie. it was close, donald trump -- we can show our viewers. 50 to 47, 2 1/2 point, three point, but joe biden won in nevada without a doubt back in 2020, but

. >> next up is hayley. [♪♪] >> please make some noise for jayden degree who's graduating from miss highvis. [♪♪] >> please make some noise for jasmine bailey. [♪♪] >> jasmine is graduating from galileo. she's attending san jose state university. [♪♪] >> index is joanna lam. [♪♪] >> jasmine is graduating lowell high school. and she will be attending u.c. berkeley. [♪♪] >> let's give it up for john huwin. [♪♪] >> john has graduated from balboa high school. john will be attending u.s.c. [♪♪] >> johnny linn, come on up here. johnny graduated from george washington high school. [♪♪] >> now he's attending u.c. berkeley. [♪♪] >> folks, make some noise for jordan nicholson smith. jordan has graduated from mission. he will be attending southern university. [♪♪] >> please welcome constance ford. constance has just graduated from lincoln high school and she'll be attending cal state los angeles. [♪♪] >> give it up for shayla dubose. shayla has also graduated from lincoln high school and she will also be attending cal state los angeles. [♪♪] >> please, give some applause to vanessa perez. [♪♪] >> v

. >> next up is hayley. [♪♪] >> please make some noise for jayden degree who's graduating from miss highhad statewide legislation that required that we collected information on sexual orientation and our team worked so closely with d.p.h. to make sure those questions were included at testing site but also throughout the whole network of care. part of the work i've had a privilege to be apart of was to work with o.t.i. and a community organization to work together to create a coalition that met monthly to make sure we worked together and coordinated as much as we could to lgbtq communities in the city. >> partnering with community organizations is key to the success of this office ensuring lgbtq and gender nonconforming people have access to a wide range of services and places to go where they will be respected. o.t.i.'s trans advisory committee is committed to being that voice. >> the transgender advisory counsel is a group of amazing community leaders here in san francisco. i think we all come from all walks of life, very diverse, different backgrounds, different expertises, and i think

i don't know how that made you feel saying they supported the relationship between hunter and hayley. attention to my three daughters. divorce was hard on all of us because we were very close but we come together out of a shared love for my daughters. >> reporter: after their divorce, another battle. buhle learning she had stage 3 colon cancer. >> nobody in my family had colon cancer. i'm a runner, relatively healthy. so when she said that i had cancer within minutes i thought can't believe i was that upset about divorce. >> reporter: she says she is now looking ahead to the next chapter of her life. >> why did you decide to go back to your maiden name? >> because i think the biden name was so much a part of my identity. i mean, the idea that i was a 49-year-old college-educated woman with a community of support, you know, relatively smart, i really felt like i couldn't make it on my own. that's crazy. it was frightening, but i did it and it felt empowering. i wrote, this is not a story about who is right and who is wrong. i really tried to keep it to what was my relationship to hunte

. >> next up is hayley. [♪♪] >> please make some noise for jayden degree who's graduating from miss highe noise for jasmine bailey. [♪♪] >> jasmine is graduating from galileo. she's attending san jose state university. [♪♪] >> index is joanna lam. [♪♪] >> jasmine is graduating lowell high school. and she will be attending u.c. berkeley. [♪♪] >> let's give it up for john huwin. [♪♪] >> john has graduated from balboa high school. john will be attending u.s.c. [♪♪] >> johnny linn, come on up here. johnny graduated from george washington high school. [♪♪] >> now he's attending u.c. berkeley. [♪♪] >> folks, make some noise for jordan nicholson smith. jordan has graduated from mission. he will be attending southern university. [♪♪] >> please welcome constance ford. constance has just graduated from lincoln high school and she'll be attending cal state los angeles. [♪♪] >> give it up for shayla dubose. shayla has also graduated from lincoln high school and she will also be attending cal state los angeles. [♪♪] >> please, give some applause to vanessa perez. [♪♪] >> vanessa has just graduated fr

and now listen to a dialogue on this topic with a certain hayley who uh was, uh, at one time the ambassadortates rightfully said no, we have principles. we have standards. no, they won't come, but the mexican president imagined everything, otherwise he thought he had influence. and now he's not showing up for the americas summit, which is of the utmost importance. we do this ourselves and the fact that any country will not come when america asks is simply unthinkable and the fact that now honduras guatemala can follow the example of mexico is because they are strange loving america when these countries have always dealt with america they say we will not come to your event. this shame is the main cause for concern - this is the crisis on the border. and we needed these countries at the negotiating table baidan. he doesn't have to worry about solar panels, and he needs to worry about the border and what's going on there, this summit should be canceled if there's no word on a new trade deal with anyone. these countries, if nothing is done about the border. with some major countries not showing

she never moans at herjockeys if they lose, and can be full of praise when they win. just ask hayleyime in her 70—year reign. the queen's contribution has been greater than anyone before or since. amazing to think at the age of 96 her influences as great as ever. i'm joined now by amy starkey, managing director of jockey club east region. how special has her involvement been? even though she's not here today, will that redouble people's efforts? ,, ., , today, will that redouble people's efforts? . ., , efforts? the queen loves racing, racin: of efforts? the queen loves racing, racing of the _ efforts? the queen loves racing, racing of the queen. _ efforts? the queen loves racing, racing of the queen. what - efforts? the queen loves racing, i racing of the queen. what better efforts? the queen loves racing, - racing of the queen. what better way to celebrate her love of the sport in the epsom derby? the world's most prestigious race, one that sadly the queen has not one, one that she has attended five times in her 70 year reign. attended five times in her 70 year rei . n. attended fi