james jackson, a freelance journalist is speaking to us from berlin.nded on the international space station will not return to earth until february 2025 and will be brought back not by boeing but by spacex. the boeing starliner craft will be brought back earlier without the crew. sunita williams and butch wilmore travelled to the international space station in earlyjune for a scheduled eight—day trip but the starliner craft suffered technical difficulties meaning they couldn't return as planned. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports. the start of a mission that was supposed to last for just mission that was supposed to last forjust eight days on the international space station. but nasa astronauts butch wilmore and suni williams have now found out their stay has been extended to a total of eight months. getting a beautiful view know of the starliner. boeing starliner spacecraft they arrived on has been deemed too risky to take them home, so it will come back with no one on board. they will return to earth any spacex capsule instead.— board. they w

freelance journalist james jackson is based in berlin and told me more about the latest developments.ts that the jerk the —— the attacker had shouted "allahu akbar". he aimed at the next of the victim, three dead, some injured critically. according to adjournment newspaper, there was a police bloodhound that led the police from the seat of the crime to an asylum home for refugees which was 100 metres away. just 400 metres away with a knife was found in a bin. this comes in conjunction with a 15—year—old who was arrested, but probably not the perpetrator. irate 15-year-old who was arrested, but probably not the perpetrator. we did have this claim _ probably not the perpetrator. we did have this claim from _ probably not the perpetrator. we did have this claim from the _ probably not the perpetrator. we did have this claim from the islamic- have this claim from the islamic state that they were responsible, and we cannot verify or confirm that claim. �* , and we cannot verify or confirm that claim. �*, , and we cannot verify or confirm that claim. �*, ., , and we cannot verify or confirm

enter jackson, abraham lincoln, james, a, garfield, william mckinley theatre, roosevelt, john f. kennedy, ronald reagan, and following the events of july 13th donald j. trump can add his name to a list of united states. presidents have been targeted for assassination. now, for us, presidents have been killed before. others injured. and just like with everything else on time, the ability to protect the leader of the free world has greatly evolved open carriages and convertibles are instead of replaced by heavily armored vehicles called the beast. and instead of people being able to just walk up and listen to the president speak, now you must go through a series of screenings and metal detectors. if you want to get close to the stage, they'll have pre submitted your name and social security number for a full background check. they're always going to be factors. however, if a situation is set up to fail from the beginning, it is a miracle to stop something evil from happening. an evil that would have spark more than just grieving, but anger not only in the united states, but around the worl

dance, let's dance, let's dance tonight and then the prince and the michael jackson was supposed to be listening to rick jamess listening, so. and grace jones pull up on a bumper car, pulled up to the bumper. >> baby, drive it in between. >> all i remember is my mother straight from the church. my dad out in the world. so i would hear gospel music over here. marvin gaye, sexual healing over here. and i gravitated to both of them. and that's how like my harmonies was different from a lot of people. fast forward, i got into run-dmc and salt and pepper. salt and pepper is the reason i sit here as an emcee and started rapping. >> missy would begin melding all those styles into her own work. her first record deal came as part of the group sista ideal for spotlight shy missy, but when the label dropped the group, music executives sylvia rhone refused to let missy go. >> i had said, i don't want to be an artist anymore, and she said, i will give you a record label if you give me one hour and one album led to two and then two hour, the three, the four, and it kept going. >> she's one of those artists that has done it

signal a cut coming in september when he meets friends and colleagues at jackson hole, wyoming this week. >>> staying stateside, james gorman is the chair of the planning economy. he has extended his retirement date five times. it comes after disney won the proxy war with nelson peltz and blasted the succession plans and business performance. >>> microsoft has restructured how it reports results for the business units amid a push for clarity on the a.i. contributions to the earnings. the revenue from the a.i. and speech text services will now come under the productivity business home to the office suite of apps. it is now expected to post up to $28 billion in revenue this year up from the top end of $20.6 billion previously. >>> the head of lvmh bernard arnaud is making five artificial intelligence inn vefvestments th the family office. robert frank has more. >> the family office has invested in five a.i. startups this year. more than any other investment category. according to exclusive data from fintrix, the arnault's family is part of the $220 million funding through holistic a.i. it is working on general a.i. arn

the war of 1812, andrew jackson, new orleans. i told you james monroe, james madison, thomas jefferson would become president, you wouldn't be surprised but if i told you that at 11-years-old they would volunteer for the revolutionary war and lose his family in that war, his mom would die before the war ended, would emerge as a two-time president, in general, senator, self-taught general i should add, congressman, lawyer, judge, only in america cannot happen without a social safety net. andrew jackson, you need to know that story. which brought me to the guy that he matured which is sam houston, the alamo. sam houston was on his path to greatness and got in his own way a few times. it turns out fighting, not the best thing for your career. [laughter] but he ends up coming out of it and leaving us to their freedom. i always want to talk about what happened after the alamo. people in texas get this every year they believe that is the only history. but what happened since then a group of americans rallied in 1a and defeated the army in santa ana and

james bullard. your insight is timely. >> today. kelly: the strong reaction to the jobs report, i want to start their. in jackson labor market stands? what do you expect from the report next week? >> the report next week will be in line with current expectations, 150, 200,000 jobs created and that takes down a little bit. what i'm expecting, that to me would be consistent with ongoing strength, not as strong as it was a couple years ago. it has slowed down but pretty good numbers by macroeconomic standards. i don't think it will be big news. kelly: the moment at the beginning of august. did you say we waited too long? >> there was a lot of volatility but the jobs report was over interpreted. it was a week number that went up a little bit, but the committee has been predicting unemployment would go to the mid-4% range. you can't get upset when it happens. most people would say the national rate of unemployment is in the mid-4s so this is normalization of the labor market. i think that part was to be expected. wall street took it that the unemployment rate will shoot up. if you look at the data since then. unemplo

and then i go into, the war of 1812, andrew jackson, the miracle of new orleans. if i told you of jamesroe, james madison, thomas jefferson would become he wouldn't be surprised. but if i told you that an orphan kid at 11 years old who would volunteer for the revolutionary war loses family in that war, his mom would die right? the war ended. be an orphan would emerge as a two time president, a general senator, a self-taught general, i should add a congressman, a lawyer and a judge. only in america can that happen without a social safety net. andrew jackson, you need to know that story and the people that helped him which brought me to the guy he mentored, which is sam houston, the alamo avengers. sam houston was on his path. greatness got himself. ins got his own way a few times. turns out drinking a lot and fighting. not the. best thing for your career. but he ends up coming of it and leading us texas to their freedom. i always to talk about what happened after the alamo. people in texas get this every other year they believe that is the only history. but what happened in battle stage

james. the other person present is ebony jackson.ok at the new thriller "the deliverance." a mother moves into a new home for a fresh start, but strange things start to happen. joining us academy award winning actress andra day and academy award winning director of the film lee daniels. good morning. >> good morning. lee, i want to start with you and ask you what brought you this story, because i was reading about it and reminded myself i'd heard about this ten years ago in gary, indiana, inspired by true events. what made you think this would be a good film? >> i wasn't going to do it after "precious," because that's when it was brought to me. it was horror, and i believe in good spirits and bad spirits coming onto me, so i didn't want to be a part of it. but i just felt like it was timely now, because we're in dark times. i'm trying to scare you to your higher power. for me, it's jesus. it's allah or buddha or whoever, but we are in dark times and we need to find our higher power. my job was to scary into finding it. >> this does t

where iw well and james adams organized to deliver real transformative change across this country. chicago where reverend jesse jacksonle from all different backgrounds to keep hope alive. and to a community organizer on the south side of chicago, barack obama rose to the white house reminding us that yes, we can. and now chicago, this city of hard work and caring people is where democrats will celebrate president joe biden and nominate kamala harris for president of the united states of america. as the son of a family that worked to make ends meet, i know that kamala harris, the daughter of a mom who worked hard every single day. she is going to look out for the interests of everyday people. i know, that as a fellow former social studies history that governor tim walz will not retreat from standing up for our democracy and for those most in need. and as a black man, raising a little black girl on the west side of chicago, i know that my daughter braden will see not only a reflection of herself in the white house but she will experience the deepest part of american values. think about it -- what will it take to build

where iw well and james adams organized to deliver real transformative change across this country. chicago where reverend jesse jacksonople from all different backgrounds to keep hope alive. and to a community organizer on the south side of chicago, barack obama rose to the white house reminding us that yes, we can. and now chicago, this city of hard work and caring people is where democrats will celebrate president joe biden and nominate kamala harris for president of the united states of america. as the son of a family that worked to make ends meet, i know that kamala harris, the daughter of a mom who worked hard every single day. she is going to look out for the interests of everyday people. i know, that as a fellow former social studies history that governor tim walz will not retreat from standing up for our democracy and for those most in need. and as a black man, raising a little black girl on the west side of chicago, i know that my daughter braden will see not only a reflection of herself in the white house but she will experience the deepest part of american values. think about it -- what will it take to buil