ask your doctor. >> james: finally, tonight, cbs's steve hartman goes >> james: finally, tonight, cbs'se people live up to the name. >> reporter: if there was ever an election in this country for kindest american, the people of galveston, indiana, know who they would nominate. >> because i think he is out there to help everybody. >> that is what he is known for, always has been. >> it is the cloth he is cut from. >> just a special guy, very special guy. >> reporter: so who is this great humanitarian who lifts up the people of galveston? the same man who puts them down. meet 89-year-old gravedigger allen mccloskey. allen has been at this job since 1952 and refuses to retire because he says a new gravedigger might not square the corners as precisely. might not care as deeply for all those loving souls. >> people that i have went to school with and worked with. >> reporter: what was your hardest one? >> my wife. >> reporter: how did you get through that? >> i figured she'd want me to do it. >> reporter: allen and barbara had three kids. but his definition of family extends well beyond bloo

someone james is excuse me. cyrus's daughter would have worked with new young james borton as well. so, you know in that particular costume, you know, there's a nice little apron that goes with it and it's just something rich about being in costume and if something that you can transfer and to change someone's you know concept of what a person especially people of african descent what that looks like there's sort of limiting limited thoughts of based on a person standing if he was enslaved or if they were free of what their work was like and these individuals contributed in so many days from their skill set training prep from their contributions and just engagement in with their community. so all of that can be encompassed by just being in in costume and just giving life and image to something that is not something that is given a visual very often. this interesting this idea of community because in our historical personas, we would have all known each other. i portrayed a school teacher helena harris also known as eleanor harris and so it's just this very interesting we would know

marsden. ♪ ♪ >> james: my goodness. >> stephen: there you go. >> james: wow.: thank you very much. it's very kind of you. >> stephen: we are going to talk about the show "jury duty" but first i want to tell you how grateful i am of the show exists. i was in a bad mood this weekend, worrying about the strike possibly happening and i said let's watch something funny. i hear "jury duty is good. we watched all eight episodes in one sitting. it's hilarious. >> james: thank you. >> stephen: it's one of the best things i've ever seen you do and it's such a strange concept. tell the people what it is. >> james: okay. so the show is essentially, if anyone is familiar with the truman show, it's basically the truman show meets "the office." you're already going, what the hell is that? it's me playing myself, sort of heightened, sensationalized, entitled hollywood jerk version of myself and a bunch of improvisational actors who are brilliant. and one guy that thinks the whole thing is real. we spent three weeks on jury duty and it's all manufactured and fake. >> stephen:

meets the moment. >> oh, bummer. >> james: no, no. >> yaks. >> james: ugly stuff. have to leave it there. sorry we didn't have time for the white house asking ames cameron whether an aged body can run for president as a tall tree leaping avatar. organ hoover, thank you so much, margaret. of course, when "tooning out the news" returns, my exclusive report from inside a liv golf tournament, where i was frightened as phil mickelson when he saw a rookie approaching with a baseball back. with a baseball back. that is i'm here for the dunkin' run, campaign, commercial. it's a great deal, get a large coffee or donut for a buck. i mean. -i do know you, departed. -the departed. the dep...were you in the departed? um. matt damon. nope, yep, i love him. he's great. very. time for a dunkin' run. get a $1 donut with any medium or larger coffee. to stay locked in, i need to keep up my strength, and my energy. clif bar® is the ultimate energy bar®. purposefully crafted with a blend of protein, fat and carbs. because the more good you put in, the more great you get out. [whistle]

that scope of work coming outblf james horton is incredible and what james dids taking over he starts just doing jobs any so taken aback that he continually brings them up and giveor similr position and when he's ready to retire he passes the baton to james to take over the business where he becomes a thriving thousand ar and a pillar of his community and execute a lot of respects benjamin franklin was mid century 1700 philadelphia and more and the responsibilities that he's taking on as well of the black community. >> i'm glad you mentioned the movement and even into the far 19th century. a lot of important people who did amazing things. going forward what else are we helping to discover about james horton about black revolutionary war soldiers, what else are we looking to discover and how will that be brought to life at the museum. >> going forward we are working in its amazing how this is been scaffold in the past and the few years that i've been here from discovery cards and the galleries to virtual programming that gives insight to the story and so much to build upon and am very

we are here with the star of "jury duty," james marsden. james marsden, so.going to say how but you do. have you done jury duty? >> james: i have. >> stephen: did you sit? did you get out of it? >> james: i was selected and i had to sit through it. i walked in, this is so hollywood. i walked into a courthouse, my very first day there was -- no joke, a wall of signed it by ten head shots from actors who previously served jur duty. i was immediately like, there goes that strategy. i was sitting there. through the section where you're questioned, would you be a good juror or not and i'm trying to do the right thing. it wasn't really trying to get out of it then. i was selected and in the opening arguments, one of the attorneys in the middle of his thing turned me and he goes, i love all your work. as i turned to the judge. should i go? i think i should probably go. he's like no, no. we need another eight by ten on that wall. >> stephen: james, lovely to see you again. thank you for being here. "jury duty" is streaming now on amazon freevee. james marsden, everyb

. >> it is the we ♪ ♪ >> james: tonight, debt ceiling standoff. white house and house republicans press pause on talks to raise the debt limit. all as president biden is in japan for a meeting with world leaders. here are tonight's top headlines. ♪ ♪ what the budget stalemate means a head a june deadline when the federal government could run out of money to pay its bills, including medicare and social security. >> we can't be spending more money. we have to spend less than we spend the year before. >> james: president biden pledges support to train ukrainian pilots of the g7 g7 summit, where president zelenskyy is expected to make an appearance pleading for more aid. ♪ ♪ >> a federal judge has ordered the massachusetts air national guardsman accused of leaking classified documents to be held behind bars until his trial. ♪ ♪ >> mourners packed into a new york city church today for r the funeral jordan neely. >> all of us have the right to live. ♪ ♪ >> more than 15 million are on alert for severe storms across the southern plains today. >> watch for

. >> tras su derrota ante los nuggets de denver, lebron james considera su permanecía en la nba. >> esases hoy levantan sospecha del máximo anotador en la historia de este deporte. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> muy buenas tardes soy arantxa loizaga en ausencia de julio vaqueiro, en "24 horas" el gobernador ron desantis de la florida lanzará su candidatura a la casa blanca lo hará ante elon musk que lo había respaldado públicamente. >> será mañana el gobernador ron desantis de la florida lo hará ante elon musk en una página web y es que harán un importante anuncio. >> (audio en inglés). >> y hoy día anunicaron en twitter está lleno de simbolismo político dijo este senador. >> es una manera de hacerlo en la parte de twitter. >> el latino será parte de la campaña de gobernador ron desantis y dice que por las controversiales leyes de identidad de género. >> Él lo que hizo es firmaras pero ya existe. >> según encuesta gobernador ron desantis llega débil ante donald trump. >> pero en las calles de miami hay opiniones de gobernador ron desantis. >> sería el mejor candidato. >> no

james, fascinating report. and - fighting and human loss. james, fascinating report.mes, | fascinating report. and while you are with us, talk to us about the importance of president zelensky speaking at the arab league summit. we know he has arrived. interesting that the syrian president, president assad is also there, and syria are the only member of that has supported the russian invasion. yes. supported the russian invasion. yes, it is interesting, _ supported the russian invasion. lei: it is interesting, because supported the russian invasion. i;e::~ it is interesting, because president zelensky mode before the invasion, has undertaken a huge diplomatic post, a treadmill, he has hosted countless world leaders, and he has more recently left ukraine with all the security risks that poses to try and secure long—term support for his country's defence but a few months ago he admitted that ukraine could have better engaged with countries that are increasingly disengaged with russia 0sment invasion, like african countries, and the middle east, where they have been reluc

james was the first martyr.how wonderful that the narrative of the book of acts, corresponding to today according to the church calendar and testifying to the first martyrdom of the apostle of james, coincides with our worship here at the butovo training ground, where thousands of thousands of innocent people, most often only destroyed because they kept in their hearts the faith in the lord and savior and did not go on about godless power. therefore, of course, a special feeling fills the soul when you pray at these graves. after all, it is not such a long time that separates us from these martyrs, if we talk about those centuries that separate us from martyrdom, the apostle of james, and they are in a sense, almost our contemporaries. and here is their suffering, their death, their courage and their faithfulness. the lord should be and for us a very strong sign. and a call for us to maintain this fidelity, despite all the challenges, as they say now, despite all the difficulties that the christian faith faces i

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there from _ campaign there. james, pretty strong words there from the _ campaign there. james, pretty kremlin. - campaign there. james, pretty strong words there from the kremlin. what i words there from the kremlin. what have ukrainian officials been saying about the strike on moscow? figs have ukrainian officials been saying about the strike on moscow? as you said, the about the strike on moscow? as you said. they have _ about the strike on moscow? as you said, they have been _ about the strike on moscow? as you said, they have been denying - said, they have been denying responsibility but they have also been _ responsibility but they have also been expressing some grim satisfaction. a spokesman for the air force — satisfaction. a spokesman for the air force said there is simply that he had _ air force said there is simply that he had read and seen what had happened in moscow and he rejoiced. an adviser_ happened in moscow and he rejoiced. an adviser to mist or zelensky, at the presidential office here, said he watched with pleasure. the thing is people _ he watched with pleasure. th

thank you so much, james.few minutes. what was that all about? >> victoria: they went into the chapel. a little bit of a moment of kind of privacy in this very intense moment in the spotlight. now they have come back out without their crowns on. they are going to take holy communion and that is a real reminder that actually our coronation service in britain takes place within the context of a holy communion. >> michael: we will watch them take the community and go back inside the church >> let us give thanks unto the lord our god. it is our duty that we should at all times and in all phases give thanks unto the, o lord, holy father, almighty and everlasting god through jesus christ thine only son, our lord who has to this time consecrated thy servant charles to be our king. that by the anointing of thy grace, he may be the defender of thy face and the protector of thy people that, with him, we may learn the ways of service, compassion, and love, and that the good work which thou hast begun in him this day may

>> no. >> jimmy: james. ♪ james, come on, bud. [ cheers and applause >> ready, set, go! feel like we have -- we're in the advantage right now. tariq kind of went a little easy >> don't - >> tariq: did i though >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah >> you don't want to jinx it >> jimmy: no, this is good >> all right, this is looking good all right, are we ready for round two? >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause kirk, you got this, bud. >> oh, god >> okay, kirk and mark, when i say go, you have 30 -- or when i, you know -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: mark doesn't even know how to hold the cake. [ laughter ] >> you have 30 seconds to flip your cakes and then decorate the top. got it >> got it. >> all right okay >> jimmy: come on, kirk. >> ready, set, go! [ whistle [ cheers and applause ♪ decorate the cake. ♪ >> jimmy: no, that one's broken sorry. ♪ here use this. use this stuff ♪ >> oh, yeah, yeah, okay. ♪ [ clapping in time ] ♪ >> i'm making an electric hot dog. ♪ [ clapping in time ] >> what? ♪ [ clapping in time ] >> salt bae. >> jimmy: salt bae, salt bae, salt bae >> seven, six

they didn't see james walters die. the luhansk people's republic , five civilians were killed and about 20 more were injured as a result of shelling ukrainians in the village of karpaty, militants hit a poultry farm, as well as a construction camp. well, that is, they targeted purposefully, but at civilian infrastructure facilities and in this way, apparently, they tried to avenge the failure on the front line, where the loss of personnel was all in force. during the day, they exceeded 500 people. and our special correspondents alexei baranova and alexandra reported on the tragedy in the rear of the lpr and on the situation on the line of contact. the man did not wake up there, there were wounded there were powerful explosions, there were three pieces. people ran in panic. well, you didn’t carry the boys, loaded them into your car and took them. you called an ambulance four employees of the road service died immediately the fifth died later 15 wounded were saved quickly by delivering two projectiles to jesus with strik

here was james' homework. the independent watchdog and any evidence documentary or testimonial of bias or improper motivation on those decisions. go ahead, james. >> why you are right, i was using washington jargon. what the guy was try to do was trying to show off ken starr and i don't think he quite made it and if anybody watched trump's town hall last week he was slobbering all over russia. he was telling you right there, he'll do whatever russia wants him to do, and david is, of course, correct that there's all kind of interference in the 2016 election, and you know, durham is a kind of pathetic character. i think federal prosecutors have a 97% conviction rate. he was 0 for 2. he got a plea for a parking ticket. that's it. four years. i don't know how many millions of dollars. i don't know how many people -- how many of his friends he hired in his office to do what? to issue a basically blatantly false report? i think he did the country a service just to show you how fraudulent and shallow these people are

this group also wrote that the next after james walters would be a russian émigré named artyom.ters himself complained that he was threatened by anton baganovich, a local banderite who teaches at the university of sydney and raises money for headlines about the mysterious death. the western press named walters. almost putin's ally, james really was friends with the descendants of the russian cossacks who moved to australia , some of them for supporting russia, by the way, the australian authorities even called nationalists. and even now they want to bring them to justice for their views. i would like to say that the investigation will sort it out. what's up there but i can’t, because the investigation in relation to such cases does not work in relation to russians and russia’s friends in the west - this is the main thing, the law has been repealed. they outside the law according to this law does not protect them, therefore, they are taken away from them , alienated, the fundamental rights of human rights. uh, including we see that sometimes, perhaps the right to life in australi

>> james: i don't know, that is not true. call this morning from speaker mccarthy asking me what is going on, if i had heard from director wray or the fbi. if he has no communication with fbi, i don't know which members of congress they are communicating with, certainly not senator grassley, he is more upset than i am with the fbi. >> ainsley: they say releasing this information could jeopardize investigations and puts lives at risk. what do they mean by this? do you know anything about an investigation? >> james: no, and they would never tell us if this is jeopardizing this investigation. biden is 75% through with his term and there were four years gap in between his vice presidency and his presidency. we know from evidence we've produced, there is a pattern of joe biden's family receiving money from foreign nationals immediately after he departs air force two, meeting with foreign diplomats talking about foreign policy and things like foreign aid. a pattern suggests this allegation is more than credible and past time for th

congressman james comer. authorities have identified all eight people killed in the mass shooting at a texas mall. a horrific story. an 11-year-old and an eight- eight-year-old, christian lacour and elio, killed saturday and seven other hurt. the cho's family six-year-old son william survived and is out . the officer sprinted tomorrow high-powered rifle fire as everyone else ran away. he is a brave servant that embodies the best law enforcement has to offer. garcia served in the army and was terminated without completing entry training. >> ashley: less than 48 hours from the end of title 42 and border towns preparing for migrant surge with little help from the federal government. >> todd: doug luzader joins us. >> doug: federal officials are bracing for what will happen in title 42 comes to an end. numbers are spiking with fox drone team catching huge lines of immigrants crossing into texas. thousands per day. the chief of border patrol broke down the numbers and they are staggering. 26000 apprehensions, 7000

james. is 901. and happening right now, the man charged with murdering cash app founder bob lee is in court for his arraignment. let's get to the scene. kron four's will tran standing by live in san francisco. will. >> james, i'm inside the courthouse and you can see all of those reporters right behind me, local, national and perhaps even international reporters by the dozens. we have already been told not everybody will be inside. that's how much this case is being covered. let me show you some video of what happened last time. we were not allowed to show his face as far as many. he's been in court before. but this has never gone through. as far as the effort full arraignment because each time either the defense team or the prosecution, they were not ready moment family. they're hoping this time happens because they are looking to asked. to the judge because they say one, he's not guilty. and 2, he is not a flight risk. yes, all went down as you might recall. back on april 4 more than a month ago w

adrian: james, does the u.n.ccept the criticism that's been leveled at it this week for not inviting the taliban to these talks? i mean, it is stuck between a rock and a hard place, isn't it? it has to balance its humanitarian obligations with the political objectives of many of its donor nations. >> yeah, i mean, i'm not here to defend the u.n., of course, my job, i spend quite a lot of my time asking tough questions to the u.n. but what the u.n. would say is that they do engage with the taliban. they have a whole mission here in kabul, they have a special representative, rosa autumn b., who is a former president of kyrgyzstan. she speaks to the taliban. the deputy secretary general was here earlier in the year speaking to the taliban. and i think the u.n. feeling on that is they went a long way, sending the number two in the organization, amina muhammad, who is also a female muslim, to afghanistan, and they got absolutely nothing from the taliban in return. in fact, the taliban just hardened their position. so

best in nba history. >> lebron james. >> reporter: steph curry and lebron james. >> they're both amazing players, totally different, but both so committed to the work, to the process. >> steph curry magic in the fourth quarter. >> nothing but the most respect for steph and everything he's been able to accomplish not only on the floor but off the floor, too. great to have people like that in this league to set an example for the generation to come. >> reporter: curry and james have met four times when lebron was with cleveland, but this is their first postseason matchup as western conference foes. >> the two of them meeting four times, you know, at the highest level. that's what rivalries are born out of. that's magic and bird. the matchups we think about in nba history. >> reporter: speaking of nba history, it's been 32 years since the warriors and lakers last met in the playoffs. for klay thompson even more intrigue to this matchup. he grew up in southern california cheering for the purple and gold, and his dad won back-to-back championships with the showtime lakers of the '80s and is a

let's go what lives out we had an issue about diplomatic as a james base is the so james, the g 7. i think it's safe to say it's been dominated by the visit of president savanski. what does that mean for him? and for g, 7, unity against russia. and it's when you create us. yeah, absolutely amazing. taking place. now. we've had the meeting between the g 7 and present lensky. now the wider grouping. prime minister casita is going that meeting to order. i'm going you, we're not going to get pictures this for much longer, because we tell we'll see the very stops at the meeting and then they go into a closed closed section. but we all are seeing the pictures of the meeting now. and the why the grouping here, those that have been invited by the g 7, very important for presidency lensky because they include countries that are not in the western calculation. yes, australia is one of the invited countries. but most importantly, countries like brazil, india, and indonesia also in the grouping of people attending a. we have a south korea vietnam at the cook islands in tomorrow. so you might w

james, back to you. thanks, lauren.l news now we have president biden and the leaders of congress coming together to talk about raising the debt limit as the deadline approaches. agreement was reached and the deadline for the debt ceiling is just weeks away. our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john is live with where we are this morning. hi, basil. well, james darya, the meeting lasted about an hour in the oval office as the goal is to break up this deadlock on raising the debt limit. >> i'm squarely focused on what matters. we're getting to work. >> with just a few weeks left before the country may be forced to default. i didn't see any new movement. house speaker kevin mccarthy says there's not much time left as no agreement was reached. i would hope that he'd be willing to negotiate for the next 2 weeks so we can actually solve this problem and not take america on the brink. the president says he offered fair compromise is to republicans as he sees mccarthy's plan as detrimental to the country. he's proposed de

james landau they are in kyiv- — rather than later. james landau they are in kyiv. rather than later. james landau they are in kyiv. thanks for taking - rather than later. james landau they are in kyiv. thanks for taking us - are in kyiv. thanks for taking us through all of that. now let's turn to sport. chelsea have announced that mauricio pochettino will become their new head coach. the argentine will begin his new role injuly on an initial two—year contract. pochettino returns to the premier league after previously managing tottenham hotspur for five years. he was most recently at psg. let's get more on this now with former chelsea winger pat nevin and martin lipton, chief sports reporter at the sun newspaper. thanks both of you for being here on the programme. i will start with the same question to both, because we have talked about and anticipated coming to chelsea for quite a while. this isjust coming to chelsea for quite a while. this is just official confirmation of that. but a good appointment in your view? of that. but a good appointment in yourview? pat,

david. >> david: james longman, thanks so much. and james will be there with the entire team.gins at 5:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning right here on abc. and of course, don't forget that all new two hour 20/20. i will see you then. good night. by san rafael police speaks only to the eye team about the injuries. he suffered and why he still waiting to find out if the officers will face consequences for their actions. and day two of the oakland teacher strike and we are talking negotiations confusions and why it might all come to what are called common good proposals. i'm meteorologist sandy patel showers moving in tonight. i'll show you what party of your weekend will be wet. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. when he wasn't there in the ground, you know, i and i thought i'm gonna die, you know because it's you know all their blood, you know, it's really scary, you know. the man we called mateo is speaking out nine months thenjies. fro san rafael police. he now wants you to know his real name an

and james, get this. the reason why they pulled over in the first place was to help the target off of the freeway. right. according to the chp, they did their investigation and they found out that chevy that driver was arrested for dui. back to you. >> hank you very much. well, also in headlines this morning, a man was shot in oakland last night on international boulevard. that shooting happened just before 2 in the morning with officers saying they found a man suffering from a single gunshot wound at the scene. he was taken to the hospital. they haven't said how the shooting happened. what led up to it? we'll let you know if we find out new details in this story. meanwhile, the video shows the moment that an east bay driver noticed a driver next to them pointing a gun out of their car window. so according to the owner of the video. it happened saturday about 7 right near the 100 67th exit off of 5.80, in san leandro. in the video you can actually see a gray honda cut the driver off and then points with t

when james was with cleveland. the teams met in four straight nba finals from 2015 through 2018, with the warriors winning three of those matchups all time. curry is 15 to 7 against james in the playoffs with curry averaging 25 points to james 33 points. $1.2 million for every black california resident tonight at 5 30. we are speaking live with the vice chair of the reparations task force about the most recent draft recommendation and what happens next college town after three stabbings and just a matter of days, including one attack that killed the u. c. davis student coming up at 5 30 how uc davis is trying to keep students safe as police and the fbi investigate but first by a judge pushed back at the arraignment of the man charged with the stabbing death of cash up. founder bob lee. and we've got an active radar out. there were heavy rain coming down in parts of the east bay and along the peninsula will look into where it's ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking

to me know that james mentioned that the u. n. a deputy secretary general, what do you make of that? the widely criticize talk of a baby steps being made towards recognition of the tell about it. is it only a matter of time? just think before that happens. well, i think this is really reminiscent of 2014, when brock obama announced that that is national courses would be leading again to send and it creates that sense of panic. a loss of leverage that the women, for example, are protesting on the streets hat, and rightfully so, all also leads to it should again, voices have been included in, in these meetings we might feel differently, but because the cycle is repeating 2 completely disabled civil society, women's voices, anyone was actually affected by what the taliban decrees in blue link. it does to everyday life. none of those voices are, can, are included in. so the cycle looks like it's continuing. and so we have every right to believe that it's a repeat to what extent as the you and made made the people of afghanistan depend

james lindsays, chick-fil-a will be called to repent soon.t chick-fil-a says about diversity, equity and inclusion. chick-fil-a commitment to being better at together means embedding diversity, equity and inclusion in everything we do. when you say embedding, usually dei is how you run the business, it is about the workforce makeup and making sure you have diverse workforce, not forcing lgbtq or whatever you put in the business side. you have employee and front-facing business saturday and to me, chick-fil-a needs to wake up, we'd like more information that set your alarm clocks and get out of bed, do you mean are there new initiatives in the restaurant? or is it because they want to make sure they have diverse workforce within the corporation? we don't know yet. >> todd: i love the undercurrent for this, when bud light, no one trying to defend the beer. people are like, chick-fil-a, can you find a way out of this? >> cheryl: we love chick-fil-a. love to hear from chick-fil-a. >> todd: thank you. >> ashley: e- mail them. >> todd: cheryl is on

welcome to you will james. let's start with you. you heard what kind of bond spokes person said the what happened at the the conference this week. does anyone have any leverage over the call about as well? it's a real problem. and i think 1st let's explain what was that, how conference was, and it was criticized by lots of people because the main issue that they were trying to deal with was and talked about this relationship to the women of afghanistan. and then when no african women invited and they would know, ton of, i'm invited that the was not the purpose according to the website. because the general who i spoke to a boss is he said, what i wanted to do with my conference this time was get the international community all on the same page. because if you have unity of the international community, then perhaps you have some left for a leverage with the tyler, but it doesn't hold many coughs. they did get a un security council resolution through last week condemning the top to bottom and that policies towards women. and it'd been

i'm darya and i'm james. we've got lots of news to get to a and 3 of the big wasn't we're following today. as you can see on the left, 2 people killed and another hurt in a deadly crash. a head-on collision on highway one. and also new data shows the overall homelessness and santa clara county is going down. we'll take a closer look at the numbers. and people in oakland are voicing their concerns now about the crime they've been seeing slowly rising in the city, especially involving young people. so we'll have more on what they want done before we get to the news, though, we want to get to the weather because you have to know that feeling in a jacket today. i would just the light one, you can see the clouds. yeah, at least for the morning. anyway, john, good morning. yeah, absolutely. light jacket kind of morning for sure. it's gray out there and it's even a little bit on the breezy side, too. so you can see out there at the bay bridge, a little movement on the flag. it was windy or junt a second ago. but we

james: great question.hat the most interesting scientific questions are going to be answered by the data that is yet to generated, the proprietary data sets that are very specific questions where you cannot necessarily access that data on the web. at labgenius, we generate biologically relevant, disease relevant data that is pertinent to very specific diseases. we use that data to understand how molecules work. it is all our own high-quality j data that we generate. francine: what can ai use in health and research breakthroughs? how fast can this really solves in the world's biggest problem? james: what we are seeing through our work at labgenius is that we can take problems that would seem intractable and create solutions that as humans, you may have been argued against. really it is a zero to one phenomenon here. i think the reason that is so impactful for the world of drug discovery is because as tom set at the beginning, 90-90 5% of these molecules fail. if we can alter the probability of success of get

not to get it the james base line for us the from here about some a james. thank you. no rush. it says it's troops have taken the full control of the eastern ukrainian city, a back moot, that's off the head. the russia is what an investment group. if any provision released a video came into have, sees the area, keep an eye as this is useful in describing the situation the as critical. but mood has been the focus of the longest and most deadly battle of russia's war in ukraine, tennessee. you left shop a little bit has more now for moscow. in the afternoon of may, the 20, his pre goshen announced that the food had been taken under the can complete control of development group. and later in the evening and he posted a video, the installation of the russian and of doc enough lives in different parts of the city. however, it did not show the south western district whether ukrainian ministry held that positions until recently, a precaution has been in a public conflicts with the ministry of defense for several months now and they will report that the states media was a video to clos

your name is james. my name is james to that would have thrown us into a really serious problem situation. well that that really i think that even went above, uh, that their heads at cbs. that was more a sort of government response. really? that the i don't think you're allowed legally three years a maximum three. jimmy's they were just like this is too much. for the american people. you know, i learned also that your middle name is kimberly. which would have made you jimmy kimberly, which would have been weird that it is. that is my middle name. my middle name is james. kimberly. coordinate is your middle name? kimberly you could ask the man responsible. he sat right there. my mom and dad are here. that's right. believe too. dad's dad's a kimberley granddad to kimberly. great granddad was a kimberly and wow. yeah so it's a it's a big it's a big thing, you know. oh, here we go. look out. so what? yes what happened was when my grandfather was born. his auntie had to take him to be christened because his m

james and area. but if there was a villain, extra motivation, it's lebron james, because lebron james was the one who turned the tables on the war years when they're up 3, 1, against his calves in the nba finals. you might recall. fortunately, i do that. they came back in the very same season, 2016 to beat the warriors down 3, 1, so they have extra incentive tonight. so win game 5, fly down to los angeles play on friday. and back here on sunday for game 7. 0st things first, steph curry needs help. klay thompson has averaged 20 points throughout the playoffs. but the last game guys, only 9 points thrive. city will be open a couple of hours before tipoff go warriors. i'm sure hoping that we will be here tomorrow morning to recap what happened last night here in a good way. >> you know, with smiles on our faces. thank you very much. well, 9.11 is the time. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news students uc davis are back in school and they're trying to improve safety on campus will show you how. plus w

hie james and glasgow makes all of that. hi, james. ., . james and glasgow makes all of that.e the show now. i think in essence the show is bigger than one man. you know, 13 years richard and judy man. you know, 13 years richard and judy presented it and everybody thought when they left that's it, it's the end of the show. this year it's the end of the show. this year it has celebrated 35 years on air, so i think there is a lot more for the show to consider. i'm disappointed with phil. i think it is a shame. when i'm not at work i watch it religiously. i've been a fan my whole life and i think a lot of people will think the same, they are disappointed. but at the end of the day the show is bigger than one person. the day the show is bigger than one nerson. ., .., , ., ., . person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i — person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will— person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will stop _ person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will stop who _ person. you will carry on watching? absolutely i will stop who would i person

a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.ok: these are people who are trying to change the world. startups have this energy that energizes me. i'm thriving by helping others everyday. people who know, know bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: and now, "bbc news". i am alina habba very in washington dc and this is bbc world news america. an attack in ukraine destroys a medical facility killing at least two. we will have the latest from our correspondent at the scene. >> this is the residual threat people have to live with, the idea something like this could happen at any point in any city. >> the shooting of an 11-year-old boy in mississippi raising new questions over policeractices. maria ressa called -- murray pop called officers for help to be shot himself. voters in turkiye had to the bulls this weekend for around tw

what will morgan stanley be without james gorman?> i do not know how funny it is that they realize inside of jp morgan they call it jp chase. so in their mind they are jp morgan but what is interesting about this is the people in line to take charge next. you have ted pick who has been there in some of the tough days in the institutional and he started to change the business and fixed income was not punching at the same way as the wall street giant. and there is a lot of competition equities at that business. andy saperstein is one of the key candidates as well. at morgan stanley he is expected to bring in trillions of assets over the next several years and he is pivotal to the strategy moving forward. and i did the math on this in 2019 they had less than $500 billion in assets and now they have well over's $1 trillion in assets. you can see without knowing who will take over next it is hard to lose gorman. the chart will show you that morgan stanley has risen 185 percent since he took over. 95% for goldman sachs. that is a big diffe

as james said come the bubble over kyiv is pretty strong.they're trying to do is work out where is the bubble not so strong? where can we have affect? can we make the ukrainians redeployed some air defense from kyiv, force them to redeployed other places. . particularly cap relocate the ukrainian ground forces -- can we relocate the ukrainian ground forces. it is about stretching resources at the moment. >> would you agree with that, elizabeth? >> in addition to what he just said, it is important to remember, what has thrown the russian armed forces off course and this war is the ukrainian -- resilience of the ukrainian population. if the russians can break that they've much better chance of breaking through and achieving some sort of significant victory. as long as the craniums stay strong -- the ukrainian stay strong back the armed forces and go on live will be hard for the russians. that is what we see so many tax -- attacks against civilian targets. you're not supposed to target civilian input structures. -- infrastructures. the you -- t

toninight -- james s spader ststar of "john n wick: chapapt actor, ian mcshane comedian, ms. pat.ng the 8g band with nic collins. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden signed an executive order, today, that increases background checks on gun purchases. from now on, gun dealers are going to ask your first and last name [ laughter ] republican presidential hopeful nikki haley said on sunday that taxpayers, quote, "should absolutely not bail out silicon valley bank. but i think that's largely because it's polling ahead of her. [ laughter ] the pentagon said, today, that a russian jet crashed into a u.s. military drone over the black sea. and i think i speak for all americans when i say probably an accident, right? this doesn't have to be a whole thing. [ light laughter ] just go with accident. [ light laughter ] russia is reportedly restoring hundreds of decades' old soviet tanks to use against ukraine amid a

chairman james comer joins us now. did you get the evidence? >> well, the fbi refused to turn over the form 1023. we had another meeting where they were very patronizing. i have asked for a phone call with director wray. we expect to get this document. speaker mccarthy had a phone call with dir director wray. he demanded that they turn over this document. this is a very crucial piece of our investigation. and the reason that i think it's

james, thank you very much for that. james space live there in campbell of volunteers in eastern democratic republic of congo, a trying to clear debris after last week's devastating floods. in land slights more than 400 people have been confirmed dead in thousands are still missing. those will suffice, survive, drive a say they want to start rebuilding as soon as possible. catherine, so a report from the village of new i'm going to be in south cable province. an aerial view of the cadillac region in eastern democratic republic of congo shows the extent of the destruction caused by last week's landslide. home schools and markets was swept away. hundreds of people were killed. thousands are missing. a major road connecting south and north cube provinces was cut off. volunteers like a money lend, trying to clear the debris as a loot from all parties. they're working on a bridge at the center of the village by it's no easy task mine up. this is where most of the water came flooding through when the river bust it's banks. i l

james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain, a 601. let's get to the breaking news. then. teachers in oakland going to be on the picket lines. they could not reach a deal with the district know. so the teachers say they want better pay. they want better benefits. and so far they're not seeing that from the. >> district's proposal kron four's michael thomas joining us live in oakland with the story. michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, the suspense of the strike has been happening since last night and this morning, thousands of teachers won't be showing up to the classrooms. but oakland school district says they still do plan to have students in session throughout the day. let's get to some video as a break. it all down for you. now there's around 3,000 teachers currently that are represented by the oakland education association planning to strike today. it will be affecting around 34,000 students across the district. now the association says teachers are seeking better pay improved services

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james. so after the fall of imperial japan and world war 2, the us, the militarize, japan. but they maintain what's called the japanese s d f. the self defense forces established in 1954, around more or less. so a quarter 1000000 men. by japan's legal definition. the j as the app is not a military. internally, the public view. these forces a sort of like a r u. s. national guard who respond to domestic disaster is like earthquakes. however, ex donnelly, the j. s. d. f, is regarded as a military. is this a distinction without a difference? and does it really matter to this a distinction without a real difference? you know, after world war 2, the americans rewrote the japanese constitution said no more military. and then the economies of budget in, in germany. we couldn't get them going and we needed to get them going. we needed that export and have them, you know, the vibrant for the us, god. and then luckily the korean war came along in america. i said he's, let's get a military industrial complex going again in japan and with the korean war. and since then, the yes, yes, i