former dhs oversight counsel mike howell. tonight the latest move by president bide just put the final nail in the coffin of american energy independence. we're going to talk about what it means for national security and your wallet. dr. fauci accused of profiting from the pandemic after he announced his new book. plus, the newly-released emails that go back to the start of the pandemic and raise some more questions about how our beloved dr. fauci handled it. plus violence and crime leading the nation from fights on the street, to mass shootings, ambush-style attacks on police officers. what is causing all of this violence on our streets and how do we stop it. then, this heartwrenching video. a five-year-old boy screaming and crying after being left at the border by smugglers. the crisis is growing and the president, well, he wants to make it worse by ending the trump era remain in mexico policy. i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. jackie: first our pipelines, now our food. tw

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howell griffith reports from baku in azerbaijan -- hywel.— howell griffith reports from baku in azerbaijan-- hywel. yes, wales have had to come all— azerbaijan -- hywel. yes, wales have had to come all the _ azerbaijan -- hywel. yes, wales have had to come all the way _ azerbaijan -- hywel. yes, wales have had to come all the way to _ azerbaijan -- hywel. yes, wales have had to come all the way to the - had to come all the way to the caucuses for these games in the transcontinental tournament and a few hundred supporters have followed them, ignoring the official travel advice not to come to this amber listed country of azerbaijan. the supporters clearly want to see their team repeat the success of euro 2016, when wales exceeded expectation and lifted an entire nation with their achievements. fans singing: # don't take me home... - a turning point in welsh sporting history. what a goalfrom hal robson—kanu! # please don't take me home... when the team of 2016 made it all the way to the semifinals of the euros, they lived out a football fantasy. first—timers at the tournament, the man that le

let's hear from professor howell again.he actual truth. thank you very much to doctor howell. - a reminder of our top story — the actor and comedian bill cosby has been freed from jail — after pensylvannia's supreme court overturned his conviction for sexual assault. confirmation came in this tweet from the pensylvannia department of corrections. that's been confirmed by other sources. thank you very much indeed for watching this addition. see you tomorrow at the usual time. bye—bye. hello there. the final rainfall stats forjune will be confirmed over the next day or two as more data comes in, but it has been a month of big contrasts across the south of england. parts of sussex, hampshire, kent have seen twice the amount of rain that we'd normally expect, but that is in sharp contrast to what has been a dry june for much of the uk. particularly so, though, for parts of scotland, northern england and wales. there are a number of places that have seen around about a quarter of the amount of rain we'd normally expect to see. w

elizabeth: mike howell on a new controversy for vice president kamala harris. the epicenter of the border crisis on friday, the vice president did not visit a border facility housing migrant children that biden's hhs is investigating, even though it is just minutes away. you're watching "the evening edit." >> i'm glad she finally went. it is about time. 93 days is a long time to be in charge of something never to see it first-hand, but it is important to recognize she did not go or take reporters where the real crisis is in the rio grande valley. el paso, is tightly controlled border. unlike the rio grande. not at all the kind of things that are going on. to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. look...if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better - xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30 dollars. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. xfinity inte

each lines and then creeping forward into the american position at brooklyn heights and lord howells army was closer and closer to annihilatingthe american army . washington decides to escape john glover and the marblehead men they basically gather all the goats that are in manhattan and they man those votes and they very army across the east river. this is not an easy task. the east river at the time is swirling. the wind isn't cooperating and on top of that the loyalists sees what's happening and sends an enslaved individual with in her household to the british line to try to inform lord howell that theamericans are escaping . this individual wonders upon hessian soldiers to speak your german and they're not able to understand what he's trying to say, fortunately. but the americans are evacuating. glover doesn't even know it until a couple hours after the evacuation he had to pull off, one of the greatest retreats in american history and world history and they man the boat and as a man the boots, the wind doesn't cooperate and the tides are horrendous. but there's something very sp

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elizabeth: mike howell, good to see you, think of for joining us. for watching we hope you have a good evening. ♪. larry: hello welcome to cut though, i'm larry kudlow. were gonna try something different tonight. we are going to start the show with a heavy discussion of business and the economy please don't run away, the reason for this is very strange things going on, i've been around a while the numbers are popping up, the likes of which i really don't think i've ever seen

this was communicated in favor if you had are often full of thought job would've been high on chemo. howell and helen had. okay, let me come in. so we'll discuss land, i sure would figure when i figure my shovel going thing me through my experiment to dissolve gold is professor health boesky. why then hell i need your chemistry expertise here. i've got this gold coin and i wonder, is it possible to dissolve gold? very, very difficult. jim. gold like all mobile metals is relatively on reactive, but particularly interactive towards acids. there's any one acids that can really do the job, which is this one aqua region, which means kingly water is called can be water. because it's the only thing which is all gold, is believe that job of a high and 1st distilled it. and it's a mixture of active to acid, nitric acid, and had a chloroplast. yeah. and it's section corrosive. and except the react, it sound naughty, it's very, very nasty. it's vicious. so a, can you demonstrate it for me? let's see if it works. so we're going to pour it into the baker. i'm going to find your peaceful gold coin. you'v

remember that lunch we had with dean howells. grant sits down his pen. and they continue to talk twain says listen think it over to overnight and i'll come back tomorrow. we'll talk some more. and twain does come back the next day. they talk some more and grant says well, let me talk to my friend george child. she's a publisher. i just you know. twins, like absolutely, you know, i want you to feel comfortable with this and he's about to leave on a world or a nationwide lecture circuit and he'll be back. he'll stay in touch via telegram. and grant can take whatever time he needs. and so grant checks with child and child's like this is a great deal if he's really ready to, you know, put his name to this. that's obviously a better deal in century magazine fred as grant's business managers agrees. this you know, tween is the publisher. and to twain's great credit, he will go to extreme lengths to protect grant and his project when they finally do decide to have a business agreement. in fact, they'll put the copyright in julia's name so that it will protect t

chance the plan that london devised was for an army to come down from canada led by john while general howell moved north to rendezvous and catch washington's army how the devices went after philadelphia and missed the last major chance that the british had to win the war. but that's not to say that the defeat after that was guaranteed because as i said earlier, it is a long desperate war and a lot of things go wrong after 1778 as the war stalemated the american economy, collapsed the american morale and george washington wrote a letter to the chief executive of pennsylvania which he said i have almost ceased hope and at the same home washington was writing that letter, arthur lee who had been an american diplomat since the beginning of the war overseas in europe returned to america for the first time since the war began and he landed in boston of all places and he's there for a few days and talks with a number of officials and he wrote to tht most of those had concluded the war would end in a negotiated settlement short of independence so things are really up in the air. america did come out

this is kathy howell. let me go further. let me show you discrimination at the san francisco public utilities. 66% of the l.b.e.s have no license. they are displacing licensed contractors and engineers by using unlicensed people. 300 full-time consultants. how many of them work for licensed companies? that is a discrimination. the outreach, the open house that was done by the p.u.c. two weeks ago, would you believe i've been in the city for 30 years. i never got the e-mail that there is an event? i'm registered with l.b.e. and i'm registered with the san francisco public utilities commission. this is the real diversity. now we're talking about brown and black. are you kidding me? is that all that exist in front of now? what about normal people? i don't have any rights. which is really a is taking place. there's only one commissioner couple of weeks who asked the question. she asked it delicately. she got no answer. you know what, she hit the spot. it's bigotry being presented. that's all there is. bigotry. >> thank you for y

andy howell dane was very — the voting patterns?ry. he was calling _ and growth recovery story. he was calling for— and growth recovery story. he was calling for it before most other people — calling for it before most other people were. and he was always talking _ people were. and he was always talking about the v shaped recovery and the _ talking about the v shaped recovery and the upside risk to inflation, many— and the upside risk to inflation, many of— and the upside risk to inflation, many of which are starting to be borne _ many of which are starting to be borne out — many of which are starting to be borne out by the surveys. as the months — borne out by the surveys. as the months have gone on he has become more _ months have gone on he has become more vocal— months have gone on he has become more vocal about that and he has talked _ more vocal about that and he has talked about the most dangerous moment— talked about the most dangerous moment for monetary policy since black— moment for monetary policy since black wednesday a

however -- albert price the third in 1939, and james howell pits in 1944.in distracts on the road, hurston hints that her one lately affair, marked by true love, was with personable maguire hunter. known as percy. born in 1912, and some 21 years younger than hurston. feel free to insert your favorite cougars joke at this point. although they had met earlier, they started dating seriously in 1935, and many scholars saw hunter as the model for her true love in her eyes were watching god. the on again off again relationship lasted for several years, including on either side of hurton's marriage to price, but eventually faded after moments of violence and literally until her dying day, hurston refused to have a man, either inside, or outside the marriage dictate her life. a drink of water signals of change. in many ways, a stunning contrast to hurston, eudora welty was born in 18 the third 1979, in jackson mississippi. to christian -- and -- loyalty. they have been drawn to jackson by christians work for a little more company. when literal was born, the couple

georgia's howell cobb, the president of the division of congress, predicted it was destined to fail. he warned, if slaves with make good soldiers, our whole theory of slavery is wrong. and, of course, you say -- >> three years later, jefferson davis, in a desperate move to save the confederacy, would offer freedom to enslaved people who took up arms against the union. not surprisingly, he got no takers because his war had been predicated on the idea that enslaved -- that african-americans deserved to remain enslaved people forever. >> right. so, in the story of this petition, our object, frederick douglas makes an appearance. he chides lincoln, at that moment, summer of 1862, for using blacks as laborers as opposed to soldiers. he called out lincoln for suffering from a quote, fatal incapacity to do better. which is interesting. he's very, very forceful in that regard. >> yeah. >> but as you said, on january 1st, 1863, lincoln issues the emancipation -- emancipation proclamation. and how does this change the narrative of african-americans and military service? >> it changes it, with

howell does it inhibit of executives to avoid informational blind spots? >> right, informational executives like local. >> really any leader brought organization. there is this norm where you want to avoid speaking your mind but could it be that you are going to be surprised? >> if you are a leader of an organization you want to know what's going on and this comes back to chernobyl or world war ii but if you're a leader of an organization you know you want to know what's happening on the ground but insofar insofar as people have suppressed information along the lines what gets to you may not view representative fullwood what's happening so bachan lead to bad decisions and people are afraid to reveal information if they think it's certainly going to be a problem. so for an organization to work well in achieve its objective there should be an ethos of speaking your mind. which i think is jurupa for many organizations again but don't touch on a politicized issue but you know like an engineering firm or something that people are much more is the turbine failin

. >> howell is very optimistic that we are going to get a robust labor market recovery, that inflatione contained. >> if we do get wage growth , i think inflation is going to be a problem. >>>> once you have jacked wages up,, and almost every country in the world, wages begin to go down. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. a simulcast, bloomberg radio, bloomberg television. this is an important week, the end of the second quarter. this is an important week, it would get early jobs report. some fed speak to get it through -- to get us through it all. jonathan: this market is much more in line with the core of the fed. not much is going to happen a jumpsuit -- is going to happen anytime soon. tom: david kotok leading with health care. what is your consensus on what the correction is? jonathan: they get this to's -- the consensus seems to be that pete growth is behind us, and asked that peak growth is behind us, -- that peak growth is behind us, and that going forward, things get more difficult. what i know

. >> howell is very optimistic that we are going to get a robust labor market recovery, that inflation >> if we do get wage growth , i think inflation is going to be a problem. >>>> once you have jacked wages up,, and almost every country in the world, wages begin to go down.

chaffetz, doctor marty makary, congressman rick crawford and chris stewart in dhs oversight mike howell back with us, we have this the justice department reporting is staggering rise in violent crime across the country but new york democrat alexander acosta cortez calls for concerns about that hysteria despite a double digit spike higher in shooting deaths in her hometown of new york and msnbc commentator again without evidence down play politicizing the rise in violent crime and we are following this the house republicans launching a new hearing into the origin of the covid-19 pender mike that killed within 600,000 americans, democrats led by nancy pelosi continue to stonewall and we are going to show you new footage of emerging of an ally of dr. fauci, he is peter daszak, nih funding, he is on tape boasting about creating killer coronavirus is in laboratories, senator bernieor sanders says no way to mitch mcconnell's demand that president biden force democrats chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to back down and not hold an infrastructure deal hostage to their big spending plans, this news

if there is lack of clarity around the timing with respect to tapering and the wish that chairman howellhere a bit more transparent on that. he has continued to emphasize that any sort of tapering is going to be slow, gradual, and transparent. so within that backdrop, it is hard to see a structural move higher in fx volatility without a broader risk off move, which is, to your point earlier, not what we are seeing. equities had that initial knee-jerk wobble after the fed last week, but by and large we are back to where we started. guy: is fx now more sensitive to data, particularly labor market data? if we were to see a stronger payroll number, could i zoom that that would be bad for risk assets because it would accelerate peoplesoft process around the taper and be good for the dollar? is that what we need to see? is that the pivot point as we start to get this labor market data coming in? kristen: if you do get strong labor market data coming in, all eyes are focused on that. that is in some ways validating for the fed. in that scenario, i wouldn't necessarily expect is he a broader ris

vice president for the fraternal order of police joe grimaldi and former dhs oversight council mike howell. also tonight the latest move by president biden that may have put the final nail in the coffin of american energy independence. we will talk about what it means for national security and your wallet, dr. fauci accused of profiting from the pandemic after he announced his new book, the newly released e-mail go back to the start of the pandemic and raising more questions about how her beloved dr. fauci handled it, plus violence and crime sweeping the nation from fights on the street to mass shootings in ambush style attacks on police officers, what is causing the violence and how do we stop it. then heart wrenching video of 5-year-old boy screaming and crying after being left at the border by smugglers. the crisis is growing and the president wants to make it worse by ending the trump era remain and mexico policy. i am jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ >> let's go with our pipeline, now our food, to cyber attacks than less than a month

howell did that go for you? >> i'm so glad to be here talking with you in chatting with you and thank you to you in the library for having us. i'm doing okay. now we are kind of sort of emerging out of the whole pandemic thing. we still have a ways to go obviously but it's been an interesting year and for many people the year was mixed this quiet solitude which was a very interesting time for many of us. i'm glad that the book reached so many readers and today we are celebrating the paperback and it's out in hardcover a year ago in march which was bizarre timing but the book is making its way out and i'm so glad. >> me too. the work that you do on the diversity project that something i want to start off with. those who may be interested in him may be knowledgeable and interested in what you are doing. if you could tell us a little bit about the project and how the readers can look at that as well. >> thanks for asking. american diversity project started about four years ago first in california and it was sort of

. >> his public defender, anthony howell, believed his client was evident anniston. >> i was lookingce that -- there was just nothing. >> but there was -- one the jury's us is trial approached, he was deeply unsettled. >> i was married he was going to be convicted regardless of what i would try to do. why >>? >> because this is the kind of case where a jury would be worried that if they didn't convict, they would be letting a murder go free. >> but how did he not -- he did not have the chance to defend his -- that phone call to the sheriff's office. a call from a woman called rachel being them. this is what she had to say. can >> i just watched the news, and these people are going to chill, prison, probably life sentence. what >> she had been blocking out. was a bombshell. her ex husband, martin bomb, he and a friend went to filthy kay's to steal his cousins. >> they pulled out their guns -- he was unwilling at first but he eventually did. >> bond, she said, told her everything. >> he said that they took him to the bathroom embed him over the. tom >> and cut his throat, and then, >>

i don't know if you remember but jay howell in the national championship series was checked and was thrownniekro was thrown out for using sand paper, pulled it out of his pocket. i think this is just the start of something. major league baseball has no idea what's going on. they're more than they bargained for. >> the rules say a manager can't ask the pitcher be searched in bad faith. that's a subjective thing. and max scherzer admitted he was putting his hands through his hair more than usual to give himself a better grip which is acceptable with sweat. >> a decision that has to be made by the umpires, the discussion with the managers, it's just a chance for a mess, and this, i think, illustrated it last night and scherzer is one of the best pitchers in the league. i don't know. it's just crazy. >> brianna? >> my nets -- my nets, though, come on. you can see it worked. he was getting ticked off. there's a reason he's doing it. >> the pitchers are bent out of shape because they want to be able to cheat. it's -- they want to be able to slap stuff, slather stuff on the ball and cheat. they'r

. >> did her husband, congressman howell, was he any help?r was a bit of a hindrance in that situation? >> i suspect it was a hindrance. i suspect it all goes together can't prove any of these things with this stuff it's hard to prove definitively what caused wet. her husband -- as her son tells it anyway -- she come home and said, i'm gonna go talk to them. and he said, please don't. he knew it was going to happen. she really couldn't stand by which i think was admirable. he had a number of for overtly racial reasons, i've a story in a book that they found out they were being wiretapped when they were going abroad for his trips. they found out their own fbi was wiretapping them which was a very common practice. they did this to martin luther king junior to. so, you know, so, i think that it probably contributed. and probably made her a target in addition to her -- you know, they did a lot of civil rights work together. and, you know, she's also just a black woman. she is this tv show to in addition to being in music. and they were really com

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dougal is with the scotland team but first in azerbaijan, where wales begin their campaign tomorrow, howellmany say it was the best summer of their lives but now the focus has to be that first game tomorrow against switzerland at the olympic stadium behind me. three points could be vitalfor making it behind me. three points could be vital for making it out of the group stage and into the knockout rounds. i've been watching them train all week, they look very happy and relaxed, the good news is that the likes of gareth bale, aaron ramsey, joe allen, all look fit and well, a relief i'm sure the of welsh fans back home. then it is on to rome to face italy. we are going to leave natalie and the football there for just a moment, to return to the beach in cornwall, where borisjohnson and his wife carrie are greeting world leaders. there they are with the leaders. there they are with the leaders of germany and japan. the g7 summit, of course, taking place today, and over the course of the next few days, with the leaders of the seven of the world's most advanced economies, getting under way in corn

keeps them on course, to emulate their run to semi finals, from five years ago. 0ur correspondent howellale finding aaron ramsey early on, then a second time. the two were in tune, but the finish was off key. ramsey has missed it. and then, on the third time of asking, a moment of brilliance. it's a fantastic ball to aaron ramsey. wales have the lead in baku! 1-0. turkey came back aggressively. their captain, yilmaz, threatening. but it worked in wales's favour. bale brought down and the chance to seal it. gareth bale has missed it. that would have been too easy. the fans speechless, the game became breathless. as turkey battled to try and stay in the tournament, wales put their bodies on the line. danny ward saved them for a second game in a row, and then as the fans prayed for the final whistle... tucked home by connor roberts, and that will do it. it is 2—0 to wales. just enough time for connor roberts to deliver some real welsh delight. my nerves couldn't take any more, but when we scored the second goal, that was it. my emotionjust went, whoosh, that's it. i feel incredible. this is

like thurston howell. my favorite scene from "gilligan's island," they have a savage coming out eating food, and thurston goes, god love ye. that's josh. and to make things worse, he had to go to stanford. they don't even teach the first amendment in stanford. >> okay. here we go. >> a lot of vegan options in the cafeteria. >> he's like lewis, he has the bone structure of like a bird. >> he still does. >> i'm joking. first of all, why it's so great to have all of us together again, i am glad jim vandehei is at home. honey, you need to go lie down and your wife should give you a paper bag to breathe into. i think it's going to be okay, but honestly, i'm not sure. >> i loved it, you were like, what did you say -- it's true because, i say it's true. >> no, because it's true. jim vandehei, thank you so much. >> no, wait a minute, how are the brewers doing this year? >> what am i supposed to say to that? >> exactly. >> mika, it's nice to see alexi back. >> of course, of course. >> we're losing his signal. >> ji

howell griffith has more.tunity. it's nice to keep testing — relishes the opportunity. it's nice to keep testing yourself - relishes the opportunity. it's nice to keep testing yourself on - relishes the opportunity. it's nice to keep testing yourself on the i to keep testing yourself on the highest level. you enjoy these games and this is why we want to be in football, to play especially for our country and the best against it has does thousand play in the best tournaments to do the best we can. pubs and bars up whales are preparing for thousands of socially distanced supporters, many of them frustrated fans told not to travel to the netherlands because of the pandemic —— wales. that leaves a lucky few already in the eu, like these teachers from the hague's international school. they feel a sense of duty to be the bricks in a diminished red wall. i sense of duty to be the bricks in a diminished red wall.— diminished red wall. i feel like i have to be _ diminished red wall. i feel like i have to be there _ dimi