i'm james brown in for norah o'donnell. impact of this executive action will be immediately, soon, u.s. immigration officials will be authorized to deport large numbers of migrants without processing their asylum claims. the restrictions will stay in effect until illegal crossings dipped below 1500 migrants a day, and they will be triggered again if crossings spike. we have team coverage from the border to the white house, and that's where we start, with cbs's nancy cordes. nancy, this is a dramatic election-year move. what does this mean? >> reporter: j.b., what this means is that starting tomorrow, most migrants who cross the border illegally will not be allowed to seek u.s. asylum or remain in the u.s. they will be sent back to mexico or their home country and this will continue until illegal crossings drop to a level we have not seen in years. >> the public has left me no choice. >> reporter: flanked by border officials and democratic governors president biden announced sweeping restrictions to the decades old asylum sy

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and james, let me end on this.ntinue to grow much, much faster than traditional retail. so i think you're going to see more and more consumers shopping second—hand. and importantly, their share of wallet, i think, is going to increasingly be consumed by second—hand, which i think is a really positive thing. i think more brands get involved in second—hand, and trying to figure out how to participate in this fast—growing, emerging market. i think the last thing is that i think you're going to see government get involved, both — you know, it's happening in the eu, it's happening in the us, trying to figure out how to stimulate a more sustainable fashion world. and so i expect to see some regulation, some incentives to really drive home circularity, drive home sustainability in the fashion world. and i'm excited to, you know, to be a part of that. and, um, hopefully we'll come back and talk about that in a few years. well, on that point, james reinhart, co—founder and the big boss of thredup, really great to have you o

the w's east. laser correspondent james traitor, is following for james is to north korea. james protein is in pyongyang. what's on his program today? that's right, sorry. well, in the last few hours we started to see these 1st images of 2000 state visit. so you're telling me on coming in and they make for pretty striking, viewing this uh, the streets and tell me on lines with flags, all of russia and also north korea. the image of putin side by side wave came joe, moving on in the main square and showing younger symbol. of course, that came, joan is many behind russia and its invasion of ukraine. but also that they said that skepticism of what they view isn't going, but or the dominated by the united states as to what's to come later in the day we understand person is now holding one on one towards we've came join. there's understood to be a t policy, it moves, so a garland bang creates later in the day, but also there's one on one communication, communications and tools. that's going to be the really key moments. that's where we expect a new strategic scholarship pads. it

james: both okay james o'keefe is a conservative who does it sort of thing any strikes of conversationspeople in the works for and then he hypes up they say which is usually not much in the press rightly looks on this day and so there's been a spy one in pacific some fed revelations not. paul: another thing that ever initiate and she talked to missus alito and try to get her to say things that she thought maybe could be used against the justice and what we learn from her. james: the last bogus alito story about the flags, they were flown upside down flag their home in virginia and the appeal to george washington's revolutionary like the fluid there vacation when he was telling the truth when he said martha did that i had nothing to do with it and she made that very clear and are very colorful remarks to this moment. paul: she basically confirmed the story the justice story. james: yes that there was nothing on tour their cheese a lot if i would've liked you want to she's a private citizen. paul: no indication they needed justice john roberts or justice samuel alito of any sense that the

james, where are you on it?shadow minister responsible for the breakfast policy was interviewed yesterday, she wasn't able to come up with any of the numbers at all. >> in fact, it doesn't seem like it had been carefully costed in any way at all, there's i mean , any way at all, there's i mean, to her credit, i think rachel reeves has been pretty clear eyed about how little money there is to spend. so it's a little bit alarming when these big uncosted policies are thrown out like this , you know, we joke out like this, you know, we joke about the nanny state, but what could be more literally nanny state than, helping kids to than the state intervening to make sure kids are brushing their teeth , i mean, i agree with ella teeth, i mean, i agree with ella that we need to be we need to trust parents and we need to trust parents and we need to trust families. but i don't think labour would be to their credit. i don't think they'd be in their defence. i don't think they'd be coming out with these policies if there wa

james, thank you. very much east asia correspondent james traitor. sketch you up on some other stories making headlines around the world today. heavy rainfall is triggered, widespread flooding in bangladesh. the incessant rains cause the storm a river near bangladesh is northeastern border to rise, inundating the surrounding areas. local officials say some 37000 people are stranded in rural areas. the fire at the military, i munition depot in chads capital into media has triggered a series of explosions. government officials say at least one person has been killed and several wounded. president has promised an investigation into the fire us president obama has announced a new program to provide a path to citizenship for half a 1000000 migrants who were married to us citizens and had been in the country for more than a decade earlier this month. the binding ministration cracked down on the asylum seekers at the southern border with mexico of israel's army has approved plans for a possible offensive into

and then you can quickly see how it turns when they do finally say james reyes.u can see, i'm starting to scoot away. and it's really hitting me what you find out in the documentary is the very first night i meet with the sheriffs, i tell them about james. >> reporter: authorities capturing audio from the moments they approached reyes about sherri papini. >> were you guarding sherri papini? >> i didn't kidnap her. i just friend asked me for help, and that was that. >> what did she say? >> she was trying to get away from her husband. has your husband beat you? has he raped you? i don't know what her deal was. >> reporter: she was telling other people that you were abusive. were those allegations true? >> of course not. >> reporter: did you ever physically or mentally abuse her? >> never. >> reporter: sherri's ex-boyfriend james told authorities during the 22 days she was in his apartment hitting herself to create bruises and burning herself. >> how did all that stuff come about? >> she did it while she was here. she hit herself to create a bruise or something. >>

james, with that begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe for two years the james webb telescopeas been unveiling, our cosmic past. >> a time machine, shedding light on deep-space, dark matter and the beginning of time a light from there has been in the universe coming our way for over 13 billion years. >> that's how far we are on. >> do you think webb's going to find it? >> oh, absolutely mirror segments for coated with a thin layer of pure but maybe the james webb space telescope is more than a time machine maybe, it's. also a reflection of us and our story seeing these images gives me a sense of hope and optimism thousands of people from around the planet were able to come together and build this machine for the sake of humanity to increase our knowledge and to make the planet better place oh, look, okay, let's see. let's see how when you look up at the night sky, do you see the same thing? or has it has it changed a bit for you? >> i still have the same sense of wonder that emotional response that the universe is so big and it's only able to reveal its beauty in subtle moment

>> i guess coming up next, the effect the jane james webb telescope is having on us. if everyone is being taken on a trip to all these wonderful places juneteenth celebrating freedom and legacy wednesday at 100 and cnn there's no war so hateful war between kin war between trackers house of the dragon, streaming exclusively on macs oh, carney isolde. >> it's gotten me. i saw them. that's what it's god-man god or gotten me. juicy gardenias hi and use holes. you don't roll on rows and talk to you have to experience it to truly appreciate the beauty the wildlife she a majesty experience it with state-of-the-art expedition equipment and hands-on scientific research activities. >> in exceptional, vague king comfort. we invite you to discover the world's seventh continent, antarctica viking exploring the world in comfort once upon a time there was an infinity meticulously crafted to stir your imagination and daring to dream luxurious. three roe dream for everything, for every passenger could be just right introducing the all new three rho infinity qx at michelin innovates on

i'm sure james can talk about it, but it— i'm sure james can talk about it, but it talks — i'm sure james majority of parliamentary seats in this westminster election, that would — this westminster election, that would be — this westminster election, that would be a mandates, as they say, to begin— would be a mandates, as they say, to begin immediate negotiations with the uk _ begin immediate negotiations with the uk government to give democratic effective _ the uk government to give democratic effective the scotland independent. james. _ effective the scotland independent. james, tell us what that paragraph of the manifesto means, because i remember two years ago when nicola sturgeon was first minister and leader of the snp, she said and general election where the snp won the majority of seats in scotland should almost be a referendum and negotiation start straightaway. there has been curious talk about whether— there has been curious talk about whether or— there has been curious talk about whether or not _ there has been curious talk about whether or not the _ there has been curious tal

does it matter, james? and how should we prepare to watch something that's going to have no audience, no mic. when the other person is talking, trump will literally have his mic turned off. this is sort of like middle school-type rules. does that matter? will it make it more audible? will it do you think favor any candidate? >> first of all, trump agreed to all these. now he'll come in and say it's all stacked against me, but there's rules you agreed to. i can't believe he's doing this, but he is. and that's the big thing. and another big question we know abortion is coming up and in november it's on the ballot in florida. are you going to vote to expand voter abortion rights? or are you going to keep the six weeks ban enacted by the republican state legislature and the republican governor? that's a clean shot, all right? my dad used to be a champion boxer, and he taught me as a kid go in, throw a combo, and get the hell out. and that's my advice. go in, throw a combo, get out. let him go, but you want to p

james, what is going on in your state?litics, when i first ran for governor, i'd rig up my horse and buggy and take my catholic parents to mass and my other grandparents to church. i never knew you had catholic grandparents. okay? i mean, now more than ever, it's a pack of fools. understand, you're telling your faculty brethren at princeton, this is another shot for christian nationalism. these people are heavily vested in louisiana, and they are extremely well-funded and more now. religious freedom in this country, freedom of thought, is put front and center. this is our version of pearl harbor. and you just think this is about somebody doing this -- one of the things that a lot of us have pointed out, the teachers can put them facing the wall. i don't know. but i mean, it's also stupid, and it's all so part of the culture and politicians using religion to try to foster their political ambitions. they are not even clever about it anymore. at least they had a sense of humor and a clever story he made up in the back of his

lebron james and lebron james jr are finally teammates. the former freshman guard at the university of southern california was selected 55th overall by his dad's team, the los angeles lakers, on thursday, making them the first father son duo to ever even be in the nba at the same time. yeah and here's the scene where he got the news. a visibly emotional bronny james receives his lakers hat from his mother, savannah, while she dabs her eyes with a handkerchief. this moment has been nearly two decades in the making, with a particularly hard past year. >> listen to me, okay? the ambulance here. now, you may remember last summer when the former five star recruit collapsed at practice after suffering a heart attack caused by a congenital heart defect. >> it would require surgery. but after nearly five months of being sidelined, bronny finally rejoined the trojans midseason and worked his way back to being medically cleared for the nba last month. thursday night, bronny shared the news on social media, writing beyond blessed. meanwhile, his fath

of smiles here, james. , , . ., , james.es, and the president _ and women in the resistance. yes, and the president talked _ and women in the resistance. jae: and the president talked about women in the shadows but also men and women in the shadows in the resistance in france. what a terrible task that was, never knowing when you would be betrayed, living on edge the entire time. by the early part of 1944, the resistance was brought under control of london and organised from their in coordination with the special operations executive, mi6 in coordination with the special operations executive, m16 and of course combined services, as well. applause that was the queen and the first lady, who stepped away from the civil memorial and we rejoin sophie. well, what an extraordinary morning here at the british normandy memorial. i had spent many days now with some of these veterans i'm just wonderful to see them at the heart of this service. so much pride, so much pleasure to be here and they are really determined to be here for thos

cook, hello james.adam. do you want to tell us about the vibe launch? the lunch was here l in edinburgh, a place on the outskirts of the city, l which i was told was a bakery and cultural centre, - which i didn't understand, do you know what type mints, but the pastries were good, . not much i can tell you, . and the vibe, it was busy, lots of snp politicians there, notjustjohn. swinney, the leader, who— was in charge of the launch but they seemed pretty buoyant, it seemed. relatively slick, it went off, from their perspective, - without a hitch. the document is shiny. it's not very long, only 20 pages long, and i said - ——it's not very long, - only 28 pages long, and i said tojohn swinney, it smells of ink, he said" well, - it's been printed, so it would". also, we have a copy to the fair, not in colour, saving money on the printing, and nick has the open—ended page independence, right at the front, not the first page got but the first few. the first page, james has it there, it says vote snp for scotl

where is james? james craig. a wonderful guy and thank you for the support i really do appreciate it. michigan gop chair a friend of mine also incredible politician at the time he left he did not lose the left after a while it went on to big things including being an ambassador. that one guy wanted to head up the gop because we think will win the state we are leading right now by a lot. we think were going to win it. pete, thank you pete. [cheering] so it is an honor to be i here o very important area for us. we have done more for i say it probably, more for the black population than any president since abraham lincoln. that is a big statement. [applause] and cricket it joe biden's and nothing for you except talk. it's only t talking it's nothing for anyone he is in europe walking around he doesn't know where he is he supposed to help detroit? i don't think that we achieve the lowest african-american unemployment rate the lowest african-american poverty rate ever recorded ever recorded during my four years. [chee

encounter and james biden why sending criminal referrals bhurnt and james biden for lying to congress are criminal reformers for other state your money laundering i don't see criminal researchers here what is james comer told me about impeachment inquiry. >> it is no secret joe biden's committed many crimes, and i think that you are going to see, a report, very soon, that report is imminent that will will probably be an interim report that updates everyone on the crimes that biden and his administration have committed throughout this investigation, and through the years of the obama-biden administration. >> where are criminal reformers for money laundering corruption for influence peddling? >> this is an investigation of joe biden, hunter biden jim biden, archer witnesses in investigation of joe biden this was always about joe biden we are going to everything we can to hold hunter biden all different shady associates accountable this is just the beginning. >> what does that mean if just beginning you all are going to release a report later in the week about joe biden crimes what he ju

he secretary james cleverly this morninu. . . , secretary james cleverly this morninu. . ., secretary this mornin. . ., ., ., morning. he clearly said that to crab the morning. he clearly said that to grab the attention _ morning. he clearly said that to grab the attention of _ morning. he clearly said that to grab the attention of the - morning. he clearly said that to i grab the attention of the audience. why would he do that with a private, friendly audience of conservatives? i am glad you played the full quote, because _ i am glad you played the full quote, because i_ i am glad you played the full quote, because i know how committed james is to this _ because i know how committed james is to this policy because he worked tirelessly— is to this policy because he worked tirelessly to get the bill through the house so we could implement it, he said. _ the house so we could implement it, he said. and — the house so we could implement it, he said, and people can listen to it, he said, and people can listen to it. when— he said, and people can listen to it, when the flights take off, it

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it it's one part of space nasa is studying using the james web telescope.telescope brought for space and life on earth. bret? >> bret: thanks, mike. we continue to look at technology we may not have had without space exploration. the james webb tell scope, for example is, amazing photos of the milky way and beyond. also provided resources for everything from eye surgery to battlefield training and even the gold used in the telescope is the same used to make the academy awards. we'll take a look at those technology transfers in tonight's "special report" spotlight destination space. >> the james webb telescope exceeded exceptions in what they're learning and seeing. >> some of those images are amazing just to look at. >> unbelievable. some of the most beautiful things that you have seen. >> bret: what are some of the most impressive things we have learned since that launched? >> we have discovered how stars are formed. we have pictures now of the death of stars. we're beginning to understand what black holes are. there is so much that we don't know. but thin

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so i went to james patterson. >> steve: james, what an honor that she would think, you know what? all time, james patterson can get in his head and finish this work. how did you do that? did you read everything he had written or did you just take a guess and say i'm going to do it this way? >> no; oh, no, no, no, no, no. first of all i had read everything that michael had written. all the novels, couple of screenplays. i was a huge fan. the pages that michael had done, the voice was there. and it was this double express train. we have this volcano happening on hawaii but something even worse. there is toxic waste buried on the island and if that gets out it could destroy the world. it's a typically, wonderful, michael c crichton and the bestf james patterson, doing extremely well. number one everywhere. so it's working. >> steve: here is the thing james and sherri. you can't tell who wrote, what sherri. you listened to your husband for years. can you tell which part he did and which part james did. >> i cannot. it's seemless. when i said that james did a brilliant job he did a bar

james, we are going to start with you. with all that is going on, what do you think we will start in this race? >> pretty stark, maybe a touch better for president biden. but it is very problematic. anybody who says they know who's going to win in november is not really paying attention. hopefully he has a good debate here next thursday. we are watching closely. but i would call this stuck in a pretty narrow trading range, and is pretty close. >> what you think about these fundraising numbers, though? should the biden campaign be worried? >> well, i think president biden has raised a lot of money. you know, some guy who never worked a day in his life right you one $50 million check, that's a pretty good number right there. i am not too concerned, i think the state party is probably doing pretty well. i am not overly concerned about that. >> susan, we are seeing -- >> james? i was just asking james because he is been a political strategist for so long. what is donald trump's team? like here's your opening statement, this de

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james elder is a spokesperson for unicef. he joined us from rafa in southern gaza and told us how the humanitarian situation there has evolved over the past months. a look. it's gotten so much worse. no one should be surprised by that since march. those same children have had to 3 more months of relentless, bombardments every not as before as we were getting these sorted out a bit there at the bottom and see now last night the night before. if it's not bombardments, it's drones, either attack drones or drones that are like a low mile or in your head. this continues to go on. i the right fear is that it's a normalized. there is nothing normal about children being deprived. so there's nothing normal about thousands of children being bone. there's certainly nothing normal about the constant fee of the people living. so people now physically and psychologically shifted, they were in much, somehow they've held on, but they are literally now just holding on with a dye, lack of water with nutrition, consistent denials of eyes and on

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james j gosh, thank you to you both. uh, was james trader in taipei and they're in rica. gosh schuman oki are now to thailand, and that countries become the 1st in south east asia to legalize same sex marriage . senators passed a landmark marriage equality bill, overwhelmingly, $13024.00, to allow same sex couples to tie the knot there were 18 extensions. the vote has been hailed as a victory by campaigners and members of the l. g. b t q. community who gathered at thailand's parliament to welcome them. all is expected to come into force later this year. sketch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. the south korean government has ordered doctors to go back to work committed, prolong strike. medical professionals have been participating in a months long strike to protest increasing medical school emissions. under the law, doctors defined the return to work order can face suspension of their licenses. they, the secretary general, you installed in back says a record 23 of the 32 members of the alliance are on track to hit spending targets of 2 per

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james chaney.ie, you are an incredible speaker. susan? >> my mbp is anthony fauci. from aids to covid, his memoir came out this week and he told me even now at 83, retired for a year and a half, still getting death threats for him and his family. he told me that deep down he still believes somebody may kill him. >> oh, my gosh. that is horrible. >> mr. carville, how about you? >> i watched the thing last night and it was quite moving. i saw a reggie jackson. willie mays had timing, he knew when to die, didn't he? whenever the ball was there, he was there. i will take my hat off to sheldon whitehouse. not anything so spectacular this week, anybody in the country who understands how morally and ethically corrupt the supreme court is, how intellectually corrupt it is. he is not backing off. he's a very astute legal scholar and he's a politician. my hats off to him and i am confident that everyone watching the show should be confident, who knows what these people are of two. >> i will skip my tonight b

james sunderland, who is standing for the conservatives at the election, was recorded expressing theiew at a private event in april. but he went on to defend the plan, saying it would deter migrants from crossing the channel. he was speaking on the 2nd of april at an event for young conservatives. let's recap now on the uk's flagship illegal immigration policy. as of last week, more than 11,000 people had crossed the channel to the uk in small boats this year. in april 2022, the government announced that asylum seekers entering the uk from a safe country could be sent to rwanda, where they would have their asylum claims processed. the uk government had paid £240 million to rwanda by the end of 2023 for the scheme. no migrants have been transferred to rwanda, as the government has faced legal challenges against the scheme. 0ur political correspondent jessica parkerjoins us now. interesting comments. private comments. — interesting comments. private comments, comments - interesting comments. private comments, comments that. interesting comments. private i comments, comments that were i

may. >> no, no, no, the james may. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> james may. >> james may. >> i thought you wereo do on it. >> you were introducing it. i can't do any jokes. no, but he was making a joke. it's a joke, but it has a lot of truth. and we're. you know what it is. i don't care. let people do what they want to do. let them honoun they want to do. let them honour. and that's what he's saying. >> yeah, but that would include if that was the case, then that would include everybody wouldn't it? and i know it's pride month. yeah. again i know it's pride month but there needs to. they are overegging the pudding slightly. >> it's not them . it is a side. >> it's not them. it is a side. it is the team world side which is like the end to family. >> have a drink at home. >> have a drink at home. >> yeah. well, you know it is. we're not having any kids. you can have your penises, whatever is removed or moved to other places or whatever you whatever they do, just go to lewis.com. just put a lewis schaffer.com. >> he does it . just put a lewis schaffer.com. >> he does it. he's got discount. >> i'll

james: still challenging. had the policy announcements come through in recent weeks that provide some reassurance. in particular, .2 the fact that the government is aware of how critical the issue is and they need to address the supply dynamics and the demand side of the equation. that is an incremental positive but lots of questions around how that policy and additional capsule gets deployed and implemented, particularly to soak up the existing inventory in the system. even if that is solved for, it is going to take time, so not surprising to see the china property stocks still struggling in the near term. paul: james thom, senior investor rent director at aberdn, thank you. let's check how the markets are doing. seeing a recovery with most of the major indexes back into positive territory. we have the same sex letter by .40% sensex better by .40%. coming to terms with the fact that modi is back as prime minister but he does not have majority that he necessarily hope for. still, some of these big infrastructu

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well, just stay with us, james. want to talk more about the wikileaks model and bring in katie mark, who's the deputy editor at the bureau of investigative journalism. and, katie, thank you for coming on the programme. i want to ask you the same question i asked james. do you considerjulian assange a journalist or an activist? yeah. thank you for having me on. so i would say he was more of a political activist - than a journalist. i think when you're dealing - with, you know, james hasjust said, he had a sort- of motivation to bring down this imperial or, organise, - you know, counter this imperial message. you cannot really havej that kind of motivation going intojournalism. and the other...the other thing i think would be quite - important is that you have editorial rules, you have l frameworks which you work within when you're - a journalist. so, like you mentioned, - you know, if we are going to be publishing things, we will think about privacy, - we'll think about redacting names, we will think- about legal, wh

ends connect with james baldwin because hewith universal human .at all great writers do. and whenever he talks about in that great essay, she has a stranger in the village, he talks about being in switzerland and being the only person of color in this little village. you know, on one level, it's a commonplace sign of race. on another level, it's a contemplation of the degree to which all of us, whatever our walks of life at some point, we're outsiders. and he connects with that experience. so powerful and with such poetic sentences that he's just a writer, that everybody should read. danny heitman the norton anthology has been expanded over the years to include newer writers. i bet that's a fun debate at the norton company. when they decide who to include with that, what do you think about the expansions? wellth the good. i mean, cannon's literary cannons are reconsidered with every■@ generation and i just think it's a great that that that's done. i you know, again, think that while it's great to include writers because perhaps they come from under

james. what is north korea's ruler conjunction? hoping to get out of his deepening ties with fluttering foot and like what i think in the 1st instance, one of the really critical things is going to be legitimacy. remember, it's a fairly rare occurrence to see the head of states of another country visiting appeal young and can join, being able to receive an international leader of this magnitude is housing points around this cations symbolic key. of course, when it comes to the material, things that came jolen is going to be looking for the u. s. and south korean officials. and the lead on to this was, this have been really stressing that concerned that in exchange for what they believe is nor creating weapons transfers to russia to sustain it's ongoing invasion of the, of ukraine that russia in were ton, is going to be offering assistance for the spice satellite program affords weapons program. that would be, of course, in contravention of un resolutions, but the pro, to context a devoted to

james in taipei. what is north korea is ruler, kim jones calling, hoping to get out of this meeting of the well, of course, one of the really critical things that kim jo meeting is going to be looking for is simply legitimacy. remember, it's a very rare occurrence for a foreign leader to, to visit north career and for team jones to be able to receive an international leader on the scale of let them know the truth. and even if you only young sir, the symbolic significance of boxes is some things to be notices. of course, the minute tree and technological hardware is going to be front and center of the concern. so for kim, joanne, as we understand us and south korean officials have been talking about this over recent months, that won't king joining is going to be really looking for as we believe in exchange for those weapons that we believe he is sending to russia is support with it's, for example, spy satellite program, i'm for its weapons program in contravention of, of un resolutions. but of course,

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james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.19, is the time and a gun and several drugs including fentanyl, meth and cocaine were seized by police during a one-day operation in san francisco's tenderloin. police say the operation happened last week. they rested 57 people and say 43 of them have outstanding warrants. time now is 6.19, and black and jewish community leaders are rallying today to support. >> alameda county da pamela price. she condemned removing black and jewish jurors from capitol trials and that call comes for re-sentencing in all death penalty cases after a deputy district attorney in the da's office uncovered evidence of this practice of excluding jurors on the basis of race or their jewish faith. a u.s. district judge instructed prices office to review all 35 capital cases. and alameda county. the community leaders will gather in front of the alameda county courthouse at 10 o'clock this morning. >> well, new this morning, president biden is expected to sign an executive order

are you managing to get any adn at the moment, james? yes. at the moment, james?unicef still is. _ at the moment, james? yes, unicef still is. aid _ at the moment, james? yes, unicef still is. aid agencies l unicef still is. aid agencies are. but it isn't enough. unrwa, the backbone of humanitarian aid, has been unable to lead a convoy to the north since january. i was only convoy that had denials on wednesday. denials, displays, distractions. —— delays. this been the language of the entire time. the evidence speaks to the nutritional state of children speaks to that. so in a way it isn'tjust aid. there is also community members who are realfrontline here. are real frontline here. caitriona, i have seen families open their doors to six or seven families, now opening their doors to the tent, because the home has been bombed. the community spirit remains in the same weight agriculture is under attack, culture is under attack, the economy is under attack, the human spirit that keeps pushing through and trying to persevere, that, too, is under attack right now. do per

and i think james is honesty. and i think james is going to join us now. morning, james.you all right? what's what's the fallout been from your typical straightforward honesty , the straightforward honesty, the fallout is actually nothing kind of official comes back. >> i don't think i'm going to have a portrait above the boardroom table, central office headquarters. but, i think the reason why, you know, i said it, you know, and did it from a sort of theme point of view. if we had to compete against the team that was behaving like that, we'd be smiling away and i think, why why i felt the need to say it is that what people don't understand is, is that no, the candidates knocking on doors, but you're doing it with, you know, 10 or 15 people every day who are doing it before work, after work, whether you're taking half a day off, doing it on the weekends, because they believe in the party and they believe in the party and they believe in the party and they believe in me as a candidate. and then if i if they hear me on the doorstep, say that, you know , integrity and, you k