>> jerry ambrozuk. i think he said he went by jerry or something. >> there was, his real name. do you change to michael smith? did he tell you? >> no. he did not. then all i could think was on his profile how he was so honest and how dishonest this was. >> if you ever needed red flags, the walkout, that would be. >> huge red flags. >> did you do it? >>. i don't break up with him and that's what you're asking. >> so did you give him another chance? >> yeah, the next day i went to work and i actually googled his real name. >> oh. >> and the very next thing that came up was the story of the plane crash. jerry was wanted. that freaks me out. it said he was the most, the longest running fugitive from america's most wanted. >> wanted, the article said, for negligent homicide in connection with the death of sweet young dianne, killed in the ditching of that plane. all those many years ago. >> it was pretty shocking. >> did you confront him about these discoveries of yours? >> i didn't want him to know i had seen the article. >> why not? well for one thing gina said she wasn't sure if h

and while i, jerry is, women's team has been successful. they've also complained about unpaid bonuses and low pay. what are your thoughts on that? it's been endemic. you know, when you sell your nation, no one gets got to ask, are you a man or woman you're, you're, you're, you're treated equally. and that's what you know. they've been, they've been complain about this is the most successful national team in africa, men or women. and they get to be and paid, paid left and the men and of course less that treatments in that regard. so that has happened in the past. i'm wondering about the move football as is the always concentrate on the game. you know, they are very passionate about the game, but they hope that, you know, we constantly, then we can start investment in the game to can improve, you know, not just the welfare but also, you know, financing and get them to have back up what you need to so while that my raise, what about my hop and we expect the really, really good to and i meant uncle federico stick the debt please, and paid him w

wally: before i read about jerry, i didn't even know about it. it was not something we knew about it was just his name is new, we did not know with astronaut met. i knew that was for me. i wanted to go into exploration boy sorta been explore in my youth. >> you continue to explore pretty. wally: and hope to gone to russia with the voyages and be part of a cross training of american astronauts and russian astronauts so that we can use their facility is our city and go through some of the same test that eileen has gone through trade been down to houston many times and i observed what she had been i had never had the chance of partaking in such a wonderful schooling. >> would be interesting to see other training thing to do earlier when he first started out the 21 -year-old ongoing anything about space opportunities. wally: what is interesting about your statement is mess up come such a long way in technology that the things that i was tested on, people aren't just on anymore. testing is for the extremes to how much can we take of being injected wat

that i learned about jerry cobb, we've been in phase two, off the magazine cover of life magazine. i wrote immediately to the doctor who had used her as a subject doctor sea crest at the hospital. he puts me into touch with dr. randi loveless that albuquerque, new within two days, dr. loveless right back, fill out this form and your date is a month away, can you come? i was not on the original list, and i was 21 and i was too young. so, they had to get extra permission for me to take the same test as the mercury seven astronaut took. they have picked 25 women candidates out of the records, there weren't records in washington, d. c. in those days. or yes there were, at 99 headquarters. but it wasn't as it is today, so comprehensive. they found women that had a college education, over 1000 hours of flight time, you had to have a commercial instrument rating, top physical condition and be willing to go through these tests. so, i said yes, of course i want to go and of course get information for me to go, because i'm just a kid. well, it turned out that was to my benefit, because i had

i. jerry and vendor video shows and assailant wrestling a leeker overtook war on his back and beat him. bystanders in the town on italy's antibiotic coast called police, but did not intervene around president has visited areas hit by flooding and land slides which have killed at least 80 people. abraham lacy traveled with fish with officials of the rainy red crescent to the city of for rooms car. as the headlines then he's continues here on al jazeera. i left the inside story shortly, but i talked to al jazeera. we ask for the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the, i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. one, al jazeera italy struggling to process the rising number of undocumented migrate. the reception center and land producers overwhelmed. all right, politicians capitalizing on the situation. could this decide the fate of september that election? this isn't a story. ah and i walk into the prog

i with jerry and jerome made basketball history while they were still in college. they were the 1st brothers to play against each other in the finals of the prestigious u. 8 p tournaments between a leaks universities. it was a experience not only for us, but also for our family because our, our, our family hi. do you know separate when watching. ah, may say mom and my sister were on, on his side and my dad and my other sister on my side. so it all, it was, it was a day off work. yeah. who didn't know who to sheer for so, but other than of the day, even before the final started, we were already witnessed because one of us would win the championship. so that would be out of reach either whoever, unfortunately with you a, a t games are a big deal in the philippines, attracting huge national audiences and plenty of scouts from proteins. so the stakes were high as the brothers faced off. but although they fought to the last point, the experienced brought them closer together. i think that, oh, and finally thought the on credit they miss out of us. so, you know, during t

jerry, i want you to sign that contract. we're gonna sign it! we're gonna sign it!'re gonna have to pass. you're-you're passing? well, it's much too low. are you and jerry in complete agreement on this? [scoffs, snorts] yeah, we've talked. i believe i can speak for the both of us on this. because you know that because this is your first show, it's a pretty standard deal. standard? yeah. is ted danson's deal standard? ted danson? -the guy from cheers. -yeah, i know who he is. you're not ted danson. i didn't say i was ted danson. all right. i'll tell russell tomorrow. you tell russell. oh, um, before i forget.

on that point, jerry, aubrey says boris johnson won't i the positives. took on, hard—working diligent backbencher, pops up occasionally and is seen as the sage estates person chipping in. what occasionally and is seen as the sage estates person chipping in. what you think he will— estates person chipping in. what you think he will do? _ estates person chipping in. what you think he will do? well, _ estates person chipping in. what you think he will do? well, if— think he will do? well, if tomorrow's sunday times is to believed, which it should be, it is probably not the end of boris johnson and some of those close to him think he might have another shot at being prime minister in the future. we know that his hero is winston churchill, we know he came back for another round and boris johnson may believe that he can do so and actually that was suggested to me a couple of weeks ago by redwall mps, but i don't know if thatis redwall mps, but i don't know if that is going to happen. but i think you are right in that he is not going to fade away into the backg

i was just so excited to be there. then, after weeks of endless investigations and hearings before the senate and house committees, jerry was finally confirmed as a vice president. >> mrs. ford, i am sure there will be some questions for the audience. >> i will be happy to answer any i can. i will try. >> who would like to begin? >> mrs. ford, i was wondering if you have any regrets about the time that you had in the white house. i know that you wanted to do so many things. >> well, i guess i had the regret of when my husband lost the election. that was my greatest regret. but, in some ways, as i look back, you know, i am a fatalist. i believe things happen as they were meant to be. i have a strong faith in a higher power who i choose to call god. those things. probably, the interview of 60 minutes which i did, and it focused on susan, and our daughter at that time, who is only 18, and molly's savior came out of the blue from someplace. i don't know. i guess, he thought -- said, well, you know, what are you going to do -- know, something about, what would you do if you found out susan was having an affair? i was just ki

because corruption is a huge issue, but i jerry as a whole, an oil being such a lucrative commodity which could have uplifted the country so many years ago is something that's been squandered. i mean, do you think you'll be able to garner and enhance the advantages of basically going private fir the public at large yes, thank you very much. i am sure is only the power of condition that nika any gutman anywhere near the south dependent counties. but if such a puzzled law of such magnitude at this point in time, and i'm sure it is very obvious that that by this decision, government controls government power, including internal authority to do things in the wrong way, have vanished completely. so it takes a number of courage and huge courage to, to, to do this. and, and ultimately, what this really means is that we all know question is about discretion was, it took our discussion, nobody's going to pay anyone to do anything wrong. and that's what we have actually succeeded in didn't into company today. we have taken out most of the discussion of executives and also what a level, saba employe

i was just so excited to be there. then after weeks of endless investigations and hearings before the senate and house committees. jerry was finally confirmed as vice president. this is ford. i'm sure there'll be some questions from the audience if you'd be happy to answer any i can i'll try we would like to begin. this is for those wondering if you had any regrets about the time that you had in the white house. know that you wanted to do so many things or there's that you well. i really had i guess i had the regret of when my husband lost the election. that was my biggest breederate. but in some ways as i look back. you know, i'm a fatalist. i believe things happen. as they were meant to be i have a strong faith in my higher power. oh my coaches to call god. and those things probably the interview of 60 minutes. which i did. and it focused on susan and our daughter at that time who was only 18? and marley savor came out of the blue from someplace. i don't know. i guess i he thought i was a patsy or something and and said well, you know, what are you gonna to do? no something about? what would you do if you found out s

. >> i want thank the jerry -- jury, i want to think those hard-working citizens of washington, d.c.t had to take a week off to go through this. we respect the decision. we may have lost the battle but we are not going to lose this war. in the closing argument, the prosecutor missed one important phrase. i stand with trump and the constitution and i will never back off that. jane: joining m for the latest is our washington correspondent. his contempt of congress cases are rare. how significant is this conviction? reporter: they are rare. the last time this happened was during watergate. its not happen often. it is significant in the sense that this conviction is the first of a close aide to trump that comes from an investigation into the capitol attack. it is a misdemeanor. this is defined as a subpoena from a congressional committee so it is a relatively low level crime. it is not clear whether this will encourage the committee to prefer more high-levelhymes to the justice department but it might help the committee get more information, it might help it get a stronger position to ge

i think jerry brown signed that law. the governor's office has said it is not fair to apply that wall to him or to conflate them at all some plea because this was a trip he paid for out of his own pocket. the law prohibits state-funded travel. they said they cannot litigate or decide who visits family or where the governor goes on his personal dime. none, i don't think it is a great optic frame. >> there are those who say wise this a new story and it feels like depending on how you look at it, it is a complicated picture. thank you so much. appreciate your insight. coming up next, some americans have had enough and they say they are ready to move to another country or consider it should how easy is it to do that? we after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, our r inry a attneysys wk hahard i could've made. atat t bararnefirmrm, to get

so we've had reactions on the christmas issues and i've been jerry, i can and song pentecostal group saying that it would like to sean a elsewhere. so that's been the reaction this morning for many people, especially from the kristen south that how can a party go was been listening to get a good today. imagine thank you very much. lisa took will mar correspondent in nigeria. thank you. we would like to apologize for the poor, your quality there. some sports news. he is arguably the most famous active footballer in the world, but exactly where christiana ronaldo will be playing next season. has been a mystery reports. the portuguese soup star wants to leave manchester united, bought the clubs, no coach and sis ronaldo is not for sale. manchester united during thailand for their 1st preseason friendly against outs, rivals, liverpool fans in bangkok want to see one man in particular. but christiano, rinaldo is their media report, say the 37 year old has demanded to leave. united, missed out on the champions league with a 6th place finish in england. last term. speculation is right for s

a country whose political stability continues to be tested, how many degrees al jazeera and then i, jerry, an army says it's on to female students who are abducted by boca rob in 2014. the women are being cared for in a military medical facility, both for found with children. they were among the nearly 300 school girls who were kidnapped by the armed group in the northeastern town of chic bulk. now, heavy rain has triggered flash floods in the united arab emirates. some houses are damaged and cars were swept away. there's also been heavy rain here in cattle. that's unprecedented. as the weather presented, mccovie explains me. they were thunderstorms and though high in katara this morning. and so what you might think is to say what it is never rained in july in recorded history or any bodies living memory. it just doesn't happen. reliable forecasts are ravia. it's hot and dry and dusty throughout the summer, 4 months of the summer. now the monsoon doesn't affect some house ravia. when it bursts out of india it catches southerner. mom is for la, are it's drizzling and have a car and they're

probably actions on the christmas by jerry i can on some technical super thing that they would like to sean. the park and take that both elsewhere. so that's been the reaction this morning for many people, especially from decrease in south and how come in the fight, the topic or the apc part the most been was meant to get a good today in major. thank you very much for lisa to whom are correspondent in nigeria. thank you. and we'd like to apologize for the poor quality them and some football news before we go pull, pop up as rejoined, you vent us on a free transfer after mental see united contract expires 29 year olds from midfield up one of the italian title, twice juventus. before then, world record 105 1000000 euro transferred to united in 2016, which did not really work out for the 2018 world cup winner. and he is now back. it was sandy w news. as a reminder of our top story. russia has soft off natural gas of deliveries to germany by the north stream. one pipeline. the pipeline is due to be offline for 10 days for scheduled maintenance. bob violin is worried. moscow could extend th

i still, what did the law stick? yeah. and others in northern by jerry, i have watched helplessly as a business struggle and the cups disappeared. growth making technology has changed over time. but look at this di pete's yeah. income and expos say that's meant to some of the products uncomfort, the dumping of chemically treated fabrics. yeah. like in most african markets is a major source of concern for local producers. widespread concern, but so even the few kitsbone remain all shop to close, bringing them in more than 500 years history. ah. moments of tara inside a passenger train in spain, one of the many countries across southern europe where wild flies spots by an extreme heat wave has prompted a call to action. we have a choice collective action on collective suicide. it is in our hands. ah, hi, there can banal, this is al jazeera calling from dell ha, also coming up with you crane targets, russian logistics while moscow and fix more damage in the east. as the baffled baton boss takes a destructive turn, a safe emergency ins for lanka where protes

>> i took over april 29th. >> reporter: the month of may marked his new role. >> i have 40 not one, but two ben & jerry's the youngest owner in the country. >> i don't think there is a lot of other franchisees that are, you know, that were recently scooping up on the front lines all the time it's nice. >> reporter: the term locally owned and operated can be sprinkled in here. >> i live here so i have plenty of people that pop in and give me feedback. and, you know, congratulate me. >> reporter: and while taking over during a trying time for the economy was a risk, he's got high hopes for the future and the cherry on top is seeing future success >> being able to walk on the street and see people just enjoy their ice cream and know that that's from my business. >> our thanks to sam for that report >>> 25 years old, barely starting to take college seriously. >> exactly trying to figure out the future, let alone owning two business. >> good for him. >>> who doesn't like deals, specials and some freebies on this fourth of july? many businesses are offering them to celebrate america's independence applebee's i

you have to create and understand what to do and probably actions on the christmas by jerry i kind of because stupid thing that they would like to sean the park and take that both elsewhere. so that reaction this morning for many people, especially from decrease south and how come in the fight, it was such a topic of the apc do impact the good most been listening to say a good today in major. thank you very much. lisa took whom are correspondent in nigeria. thank you. and we'd like to apologize for the poor quality that we have some football news for you. paul polk bon has rejoined. you bent us on a free transfer after his majesty united contract expired be 29 year old france midfield one, the tele and titled wife. with the tour in 5 before event world's record 105000000 euro from the united. that wasn't 2060 and that did not work out for the 2018 world cup winner. and he has now had his doctor it was cindy w news. as a reminder about top stories. russia has shut off natural gas deliveries to germany by the north stream. one pipeline, that pipeline is due to be offline for 10 days, bo

neil: i hope you're wrong, jerry, i hope you're wrong my friend. jerry howard, national association of homebuilders. he is the big cheese there. good news but consumers might be retreating buying homes but amazon finished up the best prime days ever. they sold, 8% more in sales a year-over-year, that is impressive but i look at number of items they were selling. 300 million items in the two-day period, versus 250 million last year. so the dollar figures is important. of course in revenuewise it was strong but it shows that you know, americans are still chasing bargains. they just don't extend that to homes. tschotkes maybe, homes no. more after this. ♪ dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the future is, uh, what's ahead of us. i don't get it. yeah. maybe this will help. so now we're in the present. and now... we're in the future. the all-electric chevy bolt euv with available super cruise™ for hands-free driving. - dad. - yeah? do fish get thirsty? eh. find new answers. find new roads. chevrolet. your record label is taking off. but so is your s

he graduated with jerry brown. i don't know if they hang hung out together, but there you go.e way. max baer sr. his father. was once the heavyweight champion of the world and boxing back in the thirties. and tony more albedo. i just found this out. he was the original owner of the 49ers when they opened up in the late forties. he too was a santa clare grant. so a little synergy as we look at all the trophies, all five of the super bowl champion trophies here in the museum. if you haven't been you gotta come. alright, andre. we'll send it back to you, my friend. frank you always find the greatest little tidbits of information that no one no one knows about. and by the way, i love that viewer that you spoke with that said texas instrument and right when it came out of her mouth, she knew right away. it wasn't it. alright we asked you for your favorite places to have fun. in santa clara. top choices are california's great america, and we also have santa clara central park. santa clara farmers market a one speed indoor kart. if you've never been to one, there are a lot of fun and

when talking about long-term white house resident staff members, i would be remiss not to mention jerrysmith who was known as the white house official duster and he was born in maryland and joined the white house staff during the administration of ulysses s grant. it seems from our research that it's about 1873 that he comes to the white house and he stays at the white house until the theater roosevelt administration just around his death in 1904. so quite a long time on staff at the white house and although he was known as the official duster as you can see in this great image of him on the screen with his feather duster. he also took on many other roles including cook butler dorman footman, really, whatever the first family needed and this is a thread that you can draw through many of these resident staff position. is that they're so eager and happy to help the first family in any way they can. for many years jerry also had the honor of raising and lowering the flag atop the white house. and today the flag is always top the white house. that's been the case since the nixon administrat

jerry against di stefano. >> while he was out on bail, he took the whole prosecution to another level. iid you will never believe what we just received. >> jerry came in, and said mr. di stefano was suing him for averting the course of justice. this was a private prosecution, targeting specifically jerry, no one else was named. >> it's not something i have ever seen personally. >> the allegation was, that i had encouraged a particular witness to make a witness statement against him. he was entitled to make that allegation like anyone could. we couldn't ignore it. >> this was not the city of london police, this was a personal attack on me, a personal corrupt police officer. he has been encouraging witnesses to give statements against me. i thought personally, in that moment in time, i was angry. i had an unblemished police record, i never had an allegation against me before, dishonesty, or violence. what i found the most difficult aspect is that of course he splattered all over social media, corrupt city of london officer. my kids were teenagers, and they live on social media. and they sa

the initial search and rescue stage and get into recovery, i would expect that we would have assistance from the federal level, i'm sure. >> jerry, i can tell that this is emotional for you. we've heard a lot of painful stories from the awful things some folks have experienced, and i'm just wondering if you could, help our viewers understand what perry county's like. >> it's hard to -- i'm sorry. it's hard to put into words the amount of devastation that we've seen. you know, you're talking about some really, really good people here in eastern kentucky, you know, who don't have a whole lot, and a lot of them have lost everything. it's tough to watch, you know, friends and neighbors go through this. but, you know, we'll get through it. >> and what's your message, sir, to folks around the country that might be watching, wondering how they can help? >> yes. if you can donate, that would be great. there's a foundation. appalachian kentucky is a great organization that directly gets money into the hands of people who need it. if you could donate, that would be outstanding. you know, it's just -- we're going to go at this every day an

i don't think jerry was there -- jared was there. of course, pat was expressing the same thing. pat, like i said, i don't think there was one of these meetings -- the both of us were going down there, going back. >> pat cipollone and cassidy hutchinson told us about the hang mike pence chants. difficult conversations about those chants in the west wing but he relied on executive privilege to retain confidentiality over his and other direct communications with the president. although he was unwilling to provide more detail, you can see that for yourself. >> until mark hung up the phone, handed it back to me, i went back to my desk a couple of minutes later. he and pat came back. i am pretty sure that eric herschel was there. i am confident it was pat that was there. i remember pat saying something to the effect of mark, we are literally calling for the vice president to be hung. he said he did not think they were doing anything wrong to which said something like this is crazy. >> do you remember any discussion about members of the capital chanting "hang mike pence?" >> i remember

we at jerry fight. i did violence shocked at russia, aggression engage she, bailey and people in ukraine. and they also disturbing reports about the use of sexual violence as a weapon of wal mart, your russian drugs. russia continues to target fields and foot stocks. everybody have seen day images of a weed feels be in burn. they continue blocking the exports from ukraine. they are responsible for the hunger, they will at least 6 civilians have been killed by russians. shelling in the eastern ukrainian town of towards the state emergency service says it pulled 5 bodies from the rubble of a 2 story building. people are believed or been sheltering in the building when it came under fire. threats has been targeted as part of russia's offensive and the don't boss region. the gunman responsible for a school massacre in florida in 2018 is back in court. nicholas cruz is already pleaded guilty to the crime. now a jury will decide whether he should face the death penalty or life in prison. she competency reports.

i do not remember if jerry told me. i do not recall that. that if anybody on the staff, including the son-in-law of the united states came to me and said look, i have a very serious health matter, i'm telling the president. we don't need to keep secrets from the united states. i think it said in the book that we managed to keep it a secret for the present or something like that, that would not happen. so i do not have a specific recollection, but i can assure you that any chief of staff finds out like a senior person like that is, at the present will know about. it >> nobody, i appreciate talking to you. >> thanks anderson. >> coming up next, the former president called the big give back the respect the police reserve. that is after a former officer assaulted on the january 6th -- presidency is the most persecuted person ever and the history of this country. also, more on the economy, teetering high inflation possible recession. we'll talk to the political strategist who famously said it's the economy, stupid. james carville joins us. ♪ it w

sure senate chambers are about 20 ft in jerry, and that's why we're way i asked you earlier. what you thought it cost to build this? oh, yes. how much was that? $24,800 oh, well in 18 52 good luck with that. now let's go in, jerry. and as we're walking, tell us about the building. well it was a it was patterned after other state capitals throughout the country. and uh, militia really built this as a city hall, uh, hoping to entice the state legislatures to bring the capital here. well that worked, and it worked, at least for one year. and that was the amount of time that uh, capital is here one year. okay well, this is the senate chambers. remember way back when it was all men, and as you can see the hats summer up, summer down, believe it or not, that's how they voted right? that's how they voted up. was the yes down was the no. and spittoons. everybody had their own split tuned everybody else, not everybody. i shouldn't say that , but most of them were um, tobacco chewers, and they had spittoons by their desk. you may walk over to that desk. jerry give us a quick tour becaus