ito be doubtful.on? ito be doubtful. let's go to sport now with the guardian --j to sport now with the guardian —— i'd be doubtful. someone very familiar his back. andy murray wins, but the headline says, "he puts fans through the wringer." rachel, isn't that the entire point of andy murray? every win has to be agony! it feels like that, it feels like we have _ it feels like that, it feels like we have the — it feels like that, it feels like we have the andy murray pass back, the one we've _ have the andy murray pass back, the one we've been missing for so long. i one we've been missing for so long. i missed _ one we've been missing for so long. i missed quite a bit of the tennis todav. _ i missed quite a bit of the tennis today. but— i missed quite a bit of the tennis today, but watching back and listening to people's reactions, it was one — listening to people's reactions, it was one of— listening to people's reactions, it was one of those agonising matches where _ was one of those agonising matches

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. >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying moment a passenger allegedly tried to make his way ito a plane's locked cockpit. >> stop this plane. stop this plane. >> reporter: the man screaming repeatedly for the plane to stop. >> the flight attendant was a hero. he really was. he blocked the door. >> reporter: crew members and passengers jumping into action, taking him down. >> is there still a struggle going on? >> he is restrained now, delta 386. >> i pulled my belt off to try and hog tie him with my belt and then another attendant came in and gave us plastic ties, managed to get that around his wrist. but that took awhile. he was real strong. >> reporter: the man's shoes removed in order to bind his feet with zip ties before he was carried to the back of the aircraft. >> the larger picture here comes down to one thing and one thing only. that means absolute, positive assured denial of access to the cockpit in flight. >> reporter: the delta flight with 162 passengers and six crew aboard taking off from l.a.x. to nashville, forced to make an emergency landing in albuquerque. >> i was kind o

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to get your question, email it toqueue, please either email ito elaine or tweet us on twitter. you don't have to wait until after 11:00 to submit your question. we tend to get a lot of questions at these events. the sooner you get it in, the better your odds of getting an answer. with that, let me move us along to our program. the trust of the results of presidential elections has been intense in recent years. some democrats believe donald trump won the 2016 election through russian interference. more recently, an even larger percentage of republicans believe democrats stole the 2020 presidential contest. the political right's reaction to last year's contest was exceptionally intense. the sitting president who regularly complained that the other party would steal the election, president and various individuals and groups filed dozens of lawsuits. come january 6, 2021, significant numbers of republican members of congress repeated allegations of voter fraud and they voted against accepting the electoral slates. disbelief then became action. action that resulted in protesters sto

are we going to make sure that never a dime goes to hamas and another little boy like ito dies. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. madam president, the senate will vote tomorrow on the nomination of tommy p. beaudreau to serve as deputy secretary of the interior. he will manage our national parks, our wildlife areas and the outer continental shelf. he will oversee the management of the largest water supply in the west and he will also oversee our nation's trust responsibilities to american indian tribes and alaska natives. he will be responsible for the multiple uses of our public lands. one of the more important roles he will fulfill is overseeing traditional and renewable energy supplies on public lands and waters. renewable energy creates good-paying jobs, provides tremendous revenue for the state and we use the essential services of the state funded by this like public education. mr. beaudreau has extensive experience. he served in the leadership position in the obama administration. as an attorney in

that was an ito's -- ethos in the marine corps. that facilitated it more. i would always press forward with that caveat that small structure allows this to happen. >> as we continue, you can probably and the screen share so that people can see more of you and me which i am sure they would much rather do. [laughter] that same comment about william green raised another question to me about the state of race relations in our military today. i don't know if you have any knowledge of to what degree, if any, that the problems that we have in society at large are mirrored in the military. >> i would say that, for one, the military is still very much viewed as a avenue or testing ground, if you will, for things that you would imagine should be happening in society first anyway. with respect to the military, obviously, there is a big divide when you get to vietnam. you have people like the original montford pointers, and this can be applied to the army or other services, people who had been in the service in world war ii and korea and were then, at the beginning of

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tthey don't want ito be a january 6 or trump part. so they're trying to angle away from that.and he wts it to be a stolen erection party, and what will happen? there are two sides to this argument. i think the establishment republicans are hoping that he sort of fade away. he's off facebook for another two years, his blog has been closed for lack of interest. maybe there's some fading away. i think that's a plausible road map. i wouldn't bet on it, but i expect the republicans will do well in 2022, the out party tends to win the medical the mim elections. so in 2022 we may have a victory for the republicans in the house and possibly the senate which will be a nontrump victory and the party will then look different. i think that's a long shot. i think trump is still the major force and january offis still the major myth of the republican party, but if you were a established republican, that's what you would be trying to do in the hope that you can gradually, gradually sideline this guy. >> woodruff: jonathan, how do you see what's going on in the republican party and david's ri

ito 78 millimeters, so you can see the big it's just look at the colors.t is not. we are fortunate many of us that there is a sea breeze. look at santa cruz capitola 60 degrees. santa cruz 73 degrees, um, kind of looks like fog. but it's not. that's like a salt taste. what happens when you get real hot days like this should get the evaporation in the air right in the salt. there's saltwater right in the bay, and that salt the particular hangs in the air, and it gets you get this kind of a cool hes looking thing. and you also if there's fog available if the fog conditions are right, it really allows fog. that salt part particular allows the fog to really kind of form up. okay so what's happening a little cooler tomorrow? still going to be hot? not as hot as today. but today was really hot. today is the hottest day we've seen in a long time. tomorrow will be similar, but about three or four degrees cooler. here is the model and the model says lots of purples inland and lots of purples. hundreds close to the bay area, but the ever present seabury son, we've h

also out here live a more eastbound 84 overland ceos or balance ito's road.re's also a traffic collision there. we'll keep a close eye on that. not blocking all the lanes just slowing things down just a bit headed into the city this morning. a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. there is a high wind advisory along the golden gate bridge and the altamonte past. so just taking your time as you're driving here. but only a little under 90 minutes as you're heading into the city, keeping a close eye on that hot spot and other commutes across the bay area this morning. but darren we'll send it back to you. >> friends and family gathered to say their final goodbyes to top a jeep saying who died in the vta rail yard shooting nearly 2 weeks ago. his funeral happened on saturday in fremont. he survived by his wife and 2 kids seeing was one of the 9 people killed in the shooting. investigators say say sam cassidy shot 9 of his co-workers at the rail yard 2 weeks from this wednesday before turning the gun on himself. right now. kron 4 dot com. you can learn more

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oceans every year philippe cousteau jr., oceanographer, environmental activist what do we do about itos a great question it's been a minute since we were on the show together and i appreciate you having me on so happy world oceans day today is the day to remember just how important the ocean is for all of us. as a regulator of our climate that provides food to countless billions and is a source of spiritual and emotional health and wealth for so many and economic value around the world. and what can we do about it? well, that's a big question. specifically on the plastics issue as you pointed out just a minute ago, we are facing tremendous challenge about over 150 million tons of plastic in the ocean already with another 8 to 10 that enter the oceans every year fundamentally what we need to do is a couple of things. one is we need to stop using the kinds of single use disposable bags, bottles, et cetera >> you know, we've been talking about this all of us collectively for years and years and years. no one is stopping since we're not stopping, i mean you have to build some sort of aware

>> i'm glad you raise that issue because itoes to the core of where is that money that we're investingthe rescue plan actually going? first, it wt out in direct checks to american families. a lot of the reason why there's more demand and optimism among the american people is because 167 million checks, $1,400 checks went out to people. another place it's going is to schools. one of the things we saw in this month's jobs report, 100,000 new education jobs at the state and local level, in part because we invested in schools and getting schools open. teachers getting back on the job, schools open gives parents more flexibility. we're investing the childcare centers to create for childcare options for parents as they go back to work. these are connected to tangible needs and connected to a design to keep this support going because this wasn't going to be a straight line and we're going to have bumps in the road. these resources are doing a loot of good for the economy and will continue to do a lot of good and frankly we have a lot of fiscal space to invest in longer-term economic objective

and then judge ito looks to the camera and says, "juice!ke that's what he would do i was younger then in reality then, the insurrection was an attempt to stop the lawful counting of electoral votes and overturn the results of to keep trump in power. in fact, a large faction of gop officials and voters are still very much committed to the big lie that fuelled the riot in the first place. a new poll out today finds that 32% of registered voters believe the lie that joe biden won the 2020 election because of voter fraud, including 57% of republicans. and last week, former vice president mike pence was heckled and called a traitor at the conservative faith and freedom coalition because he didn't single handedly overturn the results of the election, which he didn't have the power to do anyway >> pence is the one seen on surveillance video being rushed to safety by the secret service on january 6th remember rioters could be heard chanting, hang mike pence. trump had accused him of being disloyal for following the constitution, and refusing to ove

ito doubt the biggest incentive for this coalition to form is to see the back of newman netanyahu.inian issue, those who want to annex part of the west bank, maybe the entire west bank... if you look from an economic point of you, from the free marketeers to the social democrats. to make thejustice system more robust, and those who want to weaken the justice system. the list is long. can they find a formula, at least for a year or two, to work together? this is a great chance, a new generation, understanding that this country needs a healing process after the divisiveness of netanyahu. can they put these differences aside and work together, this is the big task and the big challenge.— together, this is the big task and the big challenge. thank you very much forjoining _ the big challenge. thank you very much forjoining us. _ "the us isn't waiting, we are resolving to take action." those were the words of president biden at a major climate summit in april — and it seems he is staying true to his word. mr biden announced on tuesday the us would be suspending all leases allowing oil a

that the democracies should lose the war but he knew he would have to carry the marker people with ito until pearl harbor he knew that he could not carry them with a after the declaration of the work and in the same way i wrote in my book that churchill was lucky he did not become prime minister until may 1940, because he was able to shuffle the blame for the disasters on thehe battlefield including may 1940 into neville chamberlain, but churchill was able to take over without bearing the blame of chamberlain was responsible for, before he came prime minister he was veryr, successful, radical politician and radical minister he was a great minister and did terrific things to britain the domestic issues before 1938 but became prime minister he never did anything right he would always be in british eyes as a man who signed the agreement that allowed hitler to take the czechoslovakia in a way it's unfair but writing history is unfair. >> max hastings book on winston churchill final years 1940 - 1945 came out in 2009. >> i may save ield on writing a book in the other book that i've written

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