i mean, indiana is a large state. they're putting in time on research and they want to gain experience. is that going to help them in their future legal careers? so i had worked actually with my predecessor in this role to go to the law school in bloomington, indiana to train a group of students on how to serve their local courts. this was train them on guardian ad litem work, which is independent third party officer and following a best interest standard, determine if guardianships even necessary. they're writing reports to the court and last year we kind of took that you know that solution and took it a step further. and when we applied for a grant, we wanted to create a model that links law students to these courts and all different kinds of indiana communities. there are a lot of issues with workforce staffing. courts want to have guardian ad litem, so they want to have direct advocates and attorneys serving for people who are at risk guardianship. but sometimes there's difficulties in recruiting all of the necess

harrison ford explains why this is the final indiana jones movie. plus he does get emotional talking about one of his most famous films. and he explains why at 80 he is working harder than ever. but first, a texas woman shot and killed in her own apartment. why three police officers are now facing murder charges. >>> we are discussing the ongoing battle of police reform. with one of the two key figures were at the center of this debate. >> it is too important to give up . good evening and welcome back to who is talking? this month it's more than three years since the murder of george floyd. the justice department explored major problems inside the police department. in a scathing report they pointed out numerous cases of racial discrimination. excessive use of force and a lack of accountability. in the weeks months and now years since his murder, lawmakers on capitol hill have called for police reform. two senators have led the charge and so far they have been unable to reach a deal that would pass the senate. tonight we are talking with one of them

give them hell, indiana jones!> harrison ford explains why this is the final indiana jones movie. >> it's time for me to grow up. >> plus he gets emotional talking about one of his most famous films. >> choked up? >> explains why at age 80, he's working harder than ever. >> it's good writing. i was seduced by good writing. >>> first, a texas woman is shot and killed in her own apartment by three police officers. >> incomprehensible grief. >> the cops are facing murder charges. >> they're no longer on the job. >> and we're discussing the ongoing battle over police. >> let's come together to finish the job on police reform. do something. >> with one of the two key figures at the center of the debate. >> this is too important an issue for us to give up. >> is that part of your super power? >> just get it done, baby. >> it was possible that i may not see the end of the year. >> well, i don't know if we mishandled. >> i'm a little fiscal. it is what it is. >> this is not where i thought this story was heading. >>> good

i do not even have to tell all of you, but we know back home in indiana.of the biden administration when he stopped construction of the border wall and worked to shut down all of our policies, joe biden has unleashed the worst border crisis in american history. it is not only 5 million people flowing across the border. in the largest example of human trafficking in human history, all driven by the cartels. beyond that, the spiritual fentanyl flowing across our borders. maybe worst of all, that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. my father was in the united states army. he served in combat in korea. came home with metals on his chest. he has been gone a long time. we reach the 70 anniversary of the armistice in korea. can we hear it for all of our korean war veterans and all the veterans in the room? thank you for serving. thank you for protecting our freedom. [applause] my dad was in the army, karen's dad was in the air force. but our lives did not take us into uniform. but i am proud to say one of my unworthy son-in-law's is a lieutenant in the navy.

bilirakis: thank y, i yieldive minuteso the gentman from indiana, mr. pence, who is a co-sporn of the the bill -- co-sponsor of the bill along with ms. schrier. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pence: thank you, mr. speaker, thank you, congressman bilirakis. i'm proud to champion the fifth re-authorization of the animal drug user fee act with my colleague, congresswoman schrier. this important legislation is critical to ensuring safe and effective drugs of the our nation's livestock industry and farm animals for the next five years. it provides resources for the review of new and energetic animal drugs, it celebrates the development of animal therapeutics and promotes a more predictable and streamlined review process. it's important to hold them responsible and provide innovation for pet owners. farmers, ranchers and rural communities across southern indiana rely on veterinary medicines and therapeutics produced by animal drug manufacturers. innovators in the hoosier state like alainco animal health are leading the charge to kee

. ♪ as indiana jones sets out on one last adventure. >> give them hell, indiana jones. >> will: "gma"oing inside indy's legacy beyond the box office. behind the scenes of disney world's epic stunt spectacular bringing the iconic character to life for 10,000 fans every day. as we say -- >> good morning, america. >> gio: that was great. good morning, america. great to have erielle reshef and will reeve on the desk this morning. with janai anchoring from essence fest. essence festival happening all weekend long. janai, it's early there, but you are in a prime spot, my friend. >> janai: it is still quite early here but, yes, i am right here in front of the essence main stage where the stars will shine bright in just a few hours. we're talking tiffany haddish, rosario dawson and sheryl lee ralph just to name drop a few. but coming up this hour, much more about the annual event that vice president kamala harris calls the crown jewel of black culture. so much to look forward to, guys. can't wait to share it all with you. >> gio: we cannot wait to see all that. we're looking forward to that.

indiana is a lot like iowa.i always said we do two things well, we make things and we grow things, right? just like iowa. i made an incredible discovery, that all the industrial arts programs that existed when i was going through high school had largely left high school. they had gone to community colleges. the one in indiana, the statewide community colleges, or sometimes they simply migrated into trade programs the unions operated. but i'm somebody that was raised to believe that all honest work is honorable, right? we said to ourselves in indiana, and i set myself on a course of making career and vocational education a priority in every high school in america again. we are to open those doors of opportunity for young people. i am not good with my hands. my wife was teaching a shop class in elementary school when i met her. [laughter] that's actually a true story. i remember i was a poor, impoverished graduate student when we were dating, and i had this chevy impala that had a rust spot on the trunk, and it ke

but with regard to voting machines, i would tell you, we had them in indiana, but they in indiana andlsewhere, they produced paper ballots, recounts were taken in, in states around the country. and i think it's absolutely essential that we do everything in our power to restore public confidence in the, in the one person, one vote principle at the heart of this republic. >> why not just get rid of electronic voting machines and call it a day and then we don't have to debate it? [cheers] [applause] >> well, i'm uh i would certainly be open to that. >> is there a downside what? [laughter] >> but what i, what i believe tucker is that states govern elections. states ought to conduct our elections. in fact, our founding fathers debated this at the constitutional convention. it was one of the reasons why i, i believe that my duty was very clear on that day. despite the fact that my former running mate continues to hold the view that i had the right to overturn the election. i had no right to overturn the election, the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone, i

i rise today to recognize a fallen indiana state trooper, aaron smith. he was tragically killed in the line of duty just last month. trooper smith served his fellow hoosiers as both a state trooper and a sergeant in the guard. we will not forget him. i want to offer my deepest condolences to his family and friends. he was a hero. may trooper smith, as all our fallen officers, rest in peace. madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate elizabeth coon, a congressional gold medalists. elizabeth is currently a student at cardinal christian academy homeschool. she earned the prestigious congressional gold medal for completing over 400 hours of community service, dedicating 200 hours to learning how to run a small business, improving her fitness by running 5-k's and attending an exhibition in colorado. congratulations, elizabeth. madam speaker, on june 25, numerous thunderstorms in central indiana developed into tornadoes with damaging wind and large hail. i want to offer my condolences and prayers to those who were impacted by the storms as well as thank our f

indiana jones and that i le the war. indiana jones and that i le destiny _ the war. to - the war. indiana jones and that i le destiny is expected to be l i le destiny is expected to be one of this year's biggest blockbusters add much of it was filmed in the uk. spending on filmed in the uk. spending on film and hired tv in this country hit a record of more than six point £25 billion last year. that creates new challenges for the industry. we have enough people working in the industry in the uk to satisfy the need? when it accountants, gardeners, carpenters, electricians, and more well—known jobs. we carpenters, electricians, and more well—knownjobs. we need them all across the uk. we are it we probably need in the region of 20,000 jobs in addition to what we currently have by 2025. other steep concerns include high inflation and competition from other countries which also offer generous tax breaks. but people in the industry remain convinced attracting more movies like this one certainly won't be mission impossible. theo leggett, bbc news. staying on the screen. and

i took it as a governor in indiana and i took it as your vice. and i in each moment, it was not just a promise that i was making to the american people. for me in my house. it was a promise we were making to almighty god. and i'm going to challenge each and every one of you here today to approach promise as american citizens in the same spirit. because the truth is, we lose faith in the founding principles of this country. if we lose our commitment to our constitution. we won't just lose our way. we'll lose our country. the truth is, this generation may well be the last line of defense for the constitution of the united states or forces afoot in politics today. that would have us abandon the principles enshrined in the constitution and the bill of rights. there are forces afoot that would pack the courts to rewrite the constitution. but we must say, as our first president said, the constitution, the guide, i will never abandon and live that out every day in the people must know those of you that aspire to leadership that you'll keep your oath. th

banks of indiana. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 583, the gentleman from indiana and member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. banks: i yield myself such time as i pay consume. this amendment would prohibit the use of funds to discriminate on the basis of race and ethnicity in admissions to the military service academies. currently all the military service academies use race and ethnicity as selection criteria for admissions. not only is a violation of the constitution as recently affirmed by the u.s. supreme court, it is a violation of the military's longstanding principles. the military service academies are elite universities which train and educate the future leaders of our armed services. we need the best and the brightest, the most fit cadets and midshipmen regardless of skin color and ethnicity. to consider race and ethnicity is discriminatory. for our national security we must uphold the ideals of our country and put hard work a

indiana jones made 11.7. what's going on here? why is disney fighting?re saying the pre sales shouldn't count but they do count. you're the number one movie. >> yeah. well, this isn't about them. it's not about angel studios putting it out. it's about the children. and americans waking up right now, and the only way these laws are going to be changed is that if the people move right now to save them. this is a good versus evil story. this is a battle hero story and i was very blessed that i got the opportunity, just as i was blessed to do the passion of the christ. and this is the best film i've done since that film. it is a controversial issue. it shouldn't be. we should be just naturally wanting to save our children but again there's those out there that want to exploit them. >> raymond: it's curious to me that disney had an opportunity to distribute this film when they bought 20th century fox. they let that go. and now, sound of freedom has shown indiana jones the dial of destiny, which is pointing to extinction i think. >> raymond we are not disney's

indiana is going to go dark for abortion care on august 1. 90% of kentuckians are going to indiana thisar. we will have to go further away for care, and it puts more people in jeopardy, especially in emergent needs were even in a crisis, we have to leave our state. more needs to be done because this is all too familiar story for so many of us across this country. amy: tamarra wieder, thank you for being with us, kentucky state director for planned parenthood alliance advocates. next up, we speak to a leading kurdish activist you just walked from washington, d.c., to the united nations. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we end today's show with peace activist kani xulam, who is the director of the american kurdish information network. he has just arrived in new york city after his solo 300-mile, 24-day walk from the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c., to the united nations headquarters. monday marked the 100th anniversary of the partitioning of kurdistan into four parts -- british

from there we hit the road heading east towards indiana.it's hard pressed to find a black woman, conservative republican christian, from the heartland in indiana, in indiana, we caught up with 33 year old whitley yates. these people are no longer just looking at people to say, okay, well, you look like me, so i'm going to vote for you. it's more about what policies do you have that's going to impact people that look like me. whitley, who owns a public relations company, tells us it was her traumatic child hood that shaped her views on things. i was born with drugs and alcohol in my system, my biological mother was told to abort me and instead she checked into rehab. and so from that lens of being given the chance, i support pro-life and her time spent in a state funded children's home, whitley says. made her value independence. i never wanted to rely on the government to lead my life. when i finally became the us citizen, it was a dream come true. nearby at an amtrak maintenance facility, 60 year old rahim, an immigrant from bangladesh, an

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pence of indiana. i am pleased that we can look at ways to attract investment into our country as opposed to shifting more demands onto our taxpayers. this legislation requires select u.s.a. to find ways that we can bolster foreign direct investment in u.s. semiconductor supply chains. semiconductor technology powers much of our modern economy from payment cards, automobiles, cell phone, the list goes on. while we have led in chip design over the years, we have seen chip manufacturing and its surrounding supply chains shift overseas. and among the many lessons we learned from covid-19 and the pan democrat sick that the united states must lead in both the design and production of semiconductor chips to ensure we do not fall behind china. i encourage my colleagues to support this measure and this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from indiana reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself su

the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from indiana, mrs. houchin, for five minutes. mrs. houchin: thank you, mr. speaker. last month back home in sellersburg, indiana, silver creek high school's baseball team made history by winning the program's first-ever class 3-a state title. it's truly an honor and privilege to recognize silver creek high school on the house floor. this is not only an impressive victory but a testament to the guidance and leadership of coach joe decker and his coaching staff who worked diligently to mold these young men not only to state champions but future leaders. coach decker, i hope you enjoy your well-deserved retirement. gentlemen, your countless hours of practice, preparation, and teamwork has finally paid off. and will without a doubt inspire future generations of players and coaches to strive for both excellence and good sportsmanship. you have not only made your school proud but your entire community and your congresswoman. i look forward with great anticipation to see what you will accomplish next. congratulations, once again, on your fir

that was also the case that indiana medical doctors would say, we don't refreshments anymore. now we talked about this was a full day of, of let me ask about what the many people here in the russian describe as russian your center has meant. i've heard many political scientists suggest that over the last couple of centuries, the russia has developed nothing or technological, but a psychological and almost a spiritual dependence on europe. we see europe as a, as an appeal to me, of everything, positive progress, if, as the sort of unreachable even where we want to go. but just like in the bible, there's always this angel with the file, restore the gate, and we are always being pushed away from there. do you think rock europe has ever been? what's the rush of projected it to be when we look at it's very rough. she goes off morris, i would say there was that we have seen in central and western europe, but here's when we think of the wall. so to us, when you're single other religious was protestant catholics, which was not only about the religion of, of power. well, of course the

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explore resources for older investors at investor.gov/neverstoplearning gloria: indiana jones and thearrison ford appears decades younger in a few scenes. he promises there will be no more running, jumping and falling down after the fifth indiana jones movie. here's abc news reporter george pataki. >> we have created interesting stories but what i was always anxious for was a closer. i knew that this is the last movie. >> in indiana jones and the dial of destiny, our favorite archaeologist finds himself on one more exciting, dangerous and thrilling adventure. phoebe waller bridge, who plays his goddaughter who seems to be on the wrong side of what's right. >> you stole it. >> i stole it. it is called capitalism. >> so good to play people who are willfully slightly outside of society. they are -- even though they are kind of vagabonds and scoundrels, they have a real loyalty to each other and care deeply about each other, but there's just so much fun and mischief and play. >> stop. >> sorry. >> he's a different person in different world -- >> in a different time. >> in a different time

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harrison ford presumably, his last turn as indiana jones.nationally. 530 million worldwide. again with all the gravitas and build up to this, at the can film festival the screening of this received a bit of a lukewarm response. i think it set the tone for the film and how it was going to perform. expectations -- guy: expectations are high. "mission impossible," back as well. paul: it could be a best opening for the franchise. part one has been getting tremendous buzz already and i'm hoping the positivity plus the tailwinds provided by top gun, maverick, opened a year ago, that movie lead the charge in the summer of 2022. you have "mission impossible, dead reckoning part one." one week and a half later we have the "barbie" "oppenheimer" weekend. they are two different movies, everyone will be looking at that. guy: it is quite, very different movies, fair to say. our movie theaters going to make money? our studios going to make enough money this summer to kind of put the ship back on an even keel? paul: for theaters, there are plenty of movies

indiana jones and the dial of destiny brought in $60 million. harrison ford, of course, came back for the fifth installment of the franchise movies, estimated to bring in another 20 million in the next two days. a series of crimes that unfolded early this morning has come to an end in alameda county, but it ended with one person dead and two others in custody. we're live at the scene with the latest developments. it's been one of the more dangerous parts of the july 4th holiday is already underway. how firefighters have already been busy trying to prevent fires and injuries from illegal fireworks and what they'll be doing while everyone else is celebrating tomorrow night and summer is in full swing. but as more people flock to the water for some fun and relaxation in safety needs to be top of mind. the effort from law enforcement to ensure everyone is following the law. live from london square this is morning time to the nine. well, today is monday, july third. we're looking live in alameda right now, right across the oakland estuary. the coast

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the context is that recently we had some high profile flops, indiana jones 5 has flopped, the flash hass released a few months ago that these films would be released on the same weekend, the idea of seeing them at the same time started as a joke, a funny thing to say on social media. but it morphed into people thinking, actually, it seems quite good, seeing them at the same time, what order should i see them in. tom cruise did a video, saying he was going to go and watch them both. it's interesting, how the marketing, they help to market each other, even though they are from rival studios. other, even though they are from rivalstudios. it other, even though they are from rival studios. it is whether lightning can strike twice, or whether hollywood looks at this and thinks, actually, if we give big film—makers the resources to make original movies, this is maybe what audiences want now, rather than yet another star wars film or yet another star wars film or yet another superhero film. the? another star wars film or yet another superhero film. they could not be more _ another superhero fi

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i love "indiana jones." it a shame they waited so long. >> all right, i'll check it out.k it out. because i share the story of 10 amazing people heroes in my mind, that i'm close to. and have amazing stories to share. when you go the done reading that tune in on july 4 for big independents days special show. >> fireworks, for your fur babies, you are concerned. they start early, then they keep going. make sure that your baby feels safe, is with you when you watch joey zones. >> thunder 30s. >shirts,. >> they work. >> they have a good time, and do your fireworks, have a good time with them. >> right. mark: that does it for us, we'll see you next weekend, have a wand a wonderful happy independence day, "life, liberty and levin" starts right now ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark levin, welcome to this special edition of "life, liberty and levin," i make it a priority to bring you different perspectives from unique and indel-j intelligent guests. most importantly, how it affects you. some of our guests

jones." >> joe: "indiana jones" budget was a fraction of "sound of fury." 4, it generated more money at the box office because maybe there is an audience for this kind of content and disney passed on "sound of freedom." maybe people want to go see an 80-year-old figure and now people are interested in this topic, it is a major issue. again, mainly happening at the u.s. border that the media also is not starring. >> carley: there is a religious element to this movie, it is unfortunate people are making it out to be a conservative movie because it does have discussion about the southern border, about child and human sex trafficking. it is not christian, it is about a serious issue about children suffering in a major way. i want to see it. >> joe: triple date tonight, let's do it. >> quadruple date. we have a little one. >> ashley: i'm a party of two now. >> carley: thanks for coming in. turning to this, former u.s. interpreter who survived the taliban threat and came to america to start a new life is murdered in our nation's capital whil whiling as a ride sha

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banks of indiana. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 583, the gentleman from indiana and member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from indiana. mr. banks: i yield myself such time as i pay consume. this amendment would prohibit the use of funds to discriminate on the basis of race and ethnicity in admissions to the military service academies. currently all the military service academies use race and ethnicity as selection criteria for admissions. not only is a violation of the constitution as recently affirmed by the u.s. supreme court, it is a violation of the military's longstanding principles. the military service academies are elite universities which train and educate the future leaders of our armed services. we need the best and the brightest, the most fit cadets and midshipmen regardless of skin color and ethnicity. to consider race and ethnicity is discriminatory. for our national security we must uphold the ideals of our country and put hard work a

"indiana jones and the dialogue destiny" is now in theaters. appears tickets younger in -- appears decades younger in a couple of scenes. he promises there will be no more jumping or falling in -- after the fifth. >> we created interesting stories about what i was always anxious for was a closer. i knew this was the last movie. reporter: in "indiana jones and the dialogue destiny," our favorite archaeologist finds himself on one more thrilling and adventurous -- and dangerous adventure. among those along for the ride, fruit -- 50 water bridge who plays his goddaughter. >> you stole it. >> and then you stole it. >> and then i stole it. >> it is good to play people who are willfully outside of society . even though they are vagabonds and scoundrels, they do have loyalty to each other and care deeply about each other. there is so much fun and mischief. >> stop. >> sorry. >> he is a different person in a different world in a different time. things are not as simple as they used to be. i think we are dealing with a lot of bags we packed early ron --