james may says he was an early victim bruce yeah. victim of wokeness bruce yeah. >> so james may saysames may says he lost a huge job due to wokeness. he claimed wokeness cost him a job early in his career. the presenter , 60, was one of the presenter, 60, was one of the highest paid stars of television, and for two decades he was a host of top gear and then the grand tour. but now he's insisted he was dropped from a channel 4 motoring show for being a man. not for being a man. now, i'm not necessarily sure. again, this is his lived reality . i understand his lived reality. i understand that. but i'd listened to ruby wax audiobook and she'd said that, funnily enough, when she hit 50, the bbc wanted rid of her and then for years she hated louis theroux because . cause he louis theroux because. cause he was brought in because if you think it was before, she did a similar similar. but that was the when i was the whole thing. when i was listening i like, but listening to it, i was like, but yeah, you were trailblazer for yeah, you were a trailblazer for louis . and then louis theroux. and

. >> a new report says in a public school in ohio backed by lebron james may not be living up to itss. the school was designed to bring low performing students up to grade level. this school is failing to improve students test scores. the journal writes this class of eighth graders at the school hasn't had a single student pass the state's math test since the group was in the third grade. that's bring in dr. ben carson, no former secretary for housing and urban development. the only thing that the school that the "akron beacon journal" reported is that two of the biggest subgroups of students, black students and those with disabilities are testing in the bottom 5% in the state planning the school on the ohio department of education's list of those recurring targeted intervention. i think before we get into the discussion everyone wants to hear what you have to say about this. lebron james family foundation said this. "when we started this work to wraparound students to education, we enter this partnership with akron public school for the long haul. we are here for the ups and downs a

james may reportedly by 3 to 400 young adults were in emeryville to the point where emeryville police department, they could not handle it. they actually had to call for help from the berkeley police department. so let me show you video of the aftermath. this started at around 4.30, yesterday afternoon reportedly started inside amc theater near the bay street mall area where employees of that theater have to tell people to evacuate. they started evacuating. that's when they saw hundreds of other people started to show up the emeryville police department. they rushed to the scene and within moments and another, couple of 100 people showed up altogether 400 people or so in the span 4 hours, james darya. ultimately they did arrest one person. another person was stabbed near that area, taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries caught in the middle of all this where families out just looking for a good time. >> just wild bunch of kids running around like bunch teens. it looked like they were just running around causing a disturbance. one was running with a belt. they hit her

james. we may most of it, but there's still a little bit of unsettled weather across the region. >> and that is impacting us a little bit this morning here in the bay area. get the look out there. you see a little bit of green up there around stockton, sacramento, some more widespread showers. the closer you get out to the central valley this morning. isolated showers for solano county. a few sprinkles coming down right now up in sonoma and marin counties look offshore of us. we actually have some pretty heavy lightning in rainfall sitting well to the west of san francisco at this time currently. so most of that energy is either to the northeast or west of us kind of still fairly calm for the bay area, but do not be surprised. one bit seeing some dark clouds rolling over from time to time today. zooming out across the region. here are the remnants of hillary right now center of the storm and pushing that all that moisture up up along with it to the north up into nevada, the sierra nevada and the so

james. jos÷ ramirez may be the new chosen one in cleveland after this epic duel. >>> still ahead, we have the2022 indoor football season was not kind to the bay area panthers. they won one game losing 15 straight. to find themselves in the championship game in vegas on saturday was a surprise for this franchise. the panthers taking on the sioux falls storm for the championship in vegas. panthers up three in the fourth quarter. the quarterback finds him for six points. the panthers never trailed. the storm looking to respond and looking deep and picked off by marquise bridges. he takes it all the way back for the pick-6 and it was basically the nail in the coffin. victory formation for the panthers. they are your 2023 i fl champs . here is the running back on their journey going from worst to first. >> reporter: how special is this team? >> it is great. we have gone through a lot of adversity and pressure to make us what we are today. people don't see what happens in the background. we have done a lot. i'm proud of my guys and the team and the coaches. >> reporter: what are the chances you're

well, james johnson is co—founder of jl partners , of co—founder of jl partners, of course, a former adviser to theresa may spreading your wings here from uk into american politics and polling and trump clearly miles in the lead. >> yeah. trump, trump is very far in the lead in national polls. he's on 55, 60. he's at the moment the very much the front runner to get the nomination. but if you look at some of the early primary states , iowa, the iowa caucus, new hampshire , his support is hampshire, his support is a little bit lower. so it's a little bit lower. so it's a little worse when you look at those early states. but no doubt he's an advantage and he's going to dominate this debate. they're all going to talking about it. >> as i said, whether trump's here his presence is here or not, his presence is going get felt strongly on going to get felt strongly on that stage and elsewhere. are there people who are open there enough people who are open minded that something could shift, something could change? so not really. >> there's a small number. it's only undecided. so a only about 10% undecided. so a ver

jenna ellis, smith the third, robert david shealy, michael a roman, david james schaefer, sean may, tricia steel, steve and cliff guard we , harrison prescott floyd, trayveon c, sidney kathryn powell, kathleen austin latham, scott graham hall, and misty hampton also known as emily misty hayes. every individual charged in the indictment is charged with one count of violating georgia's racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act through participation in a criminal enterprise in fulton county, georgia, and elsewhere, to accomplish the illegal goal of allowing donald j. trump to seize the presidential term of office beginning on jan january 20th, 2021. specifically, the participant in association took various actions in georgia and elsewhere, to block the county of the votes of the presidential electors, who were certified as the winners of georgia's 2020 general election. as you examine the indictment, you will see acts that are identified as overt acts and those that are identified as predicate acts. sometimes called acts of racketeering activity. overt acts are not necessarily crimes

well, james johnson is co—founder of jl partners , of co—founder of jl partners, of course, a former adviser to theresa may spreading your wings here from uk into american politics and polling and trump clearly miles in the lead. >> yeah. trump, trump is very far in the lead in national polls. he's on 55, 60. he's at the moment the very much the front runner to get the nomination. but if you look at some of the early primary states , iowa, the iowa caucus, new hampshire , his support is hampshire, his support is a little bit lower. so it's a little bit lower. so it's a little worse when you look at those early states. but no doubt he's an advantage and he's going to dominate this debate. they're all going to talking about it. >> as i said, whether trump's here his presence is here or not, his presence is going get felt strongly on going to get felt strongly on that stage and elsewhere. are there people who are open there enough people who are open minded that something could shift, something could change? so not really. >> there's a small number. it's only undecided. so a only about 10% undecided. so a ver

james connor. that was back on may 10. here is a little bit more from that press briefing. [video clip] >> we will look at everything when we get ready to introduce the legislation. if you go back to jimmy carter's brother, billy carter receiving money from lydia, this has been a pattern for a long time. republicans and democrats have complained about president's families receiving money but the way that the bidens set this up, there is no business, president carter's brother got the money from lydia and joe biden was on the committee that investigated president carter's brother when that took place. the former president trump's son-in-law had business deals. i am not saying whether i agree with what he did or not but i know what his businesses are. what are the biden businesses? what business is what we read in the press that these were legitimate businesses when joe biden was president -- what business are they in? host: that was back in may. this closed-door hearing took place yesterday on capitol hill and we are talking about it this morning on the washington journal as

chief investment officer of digital investing platform bbae, james early, says china's latest move may. we have seen this move before. we saw it in 2015 when the government levy 21 different ways to boost the stock market. we have seen over the past decade with different measures to curtail real estate prices and a week ago we saw the government introduce some property stimulus measures and got a 30 minute rally. if i was the ministry of finance, i would be trying but it is bringing a pea shooter to a gunfight and will not have a long—lived effect. if gunfight and will not have a long—lived effect. iii it gunfight and will not have a long-lived effect.— gunfight and will not have a long-lived effect. if it is due to fundamentals _ long-lived effect. if it is due to fundamentals and - long-lived effect. if it is due to fundamentals and the - long-lived effect. if it is due l to fundamentals and the state of the chinese economy seems to be quite weakjudging from all the recent data, and investors are hoping for major stimulus packages which regime seems reluctant to offer.— reluctant to

he said "the closest thing i think i can compare it to is perhaps the war zone and may be a bomb went off." jamess next in atlanta, georgia, independent, good morning. caller: yes, i hope you will let me say what i have to say. there are so many desperately important topics but you spend so much time -- everybody has to say good morning back to you. if you would just be tell people to please pull ahead, maybe the people will figure out we don't have time to the pleasantries. then they would get off the air and let someone else say something that matters. thank you so much. goodbye. host: i didn't hang up on you. tom, buffalo, new york, good morning. caller: good morning. i'm on social security and i get a small pension of $350 per month. if i purchase something, i use my credit card right out of my checking account. i'm not having any problem whatsoever, gas go up here, price of food is pretty high but i'm making it through the month to get my next check and i'm not really having the problems where you hear a lot of people saying you can't make it. maybe you should readjust the way you're doing t

ukraine and his position is normal, i'm saying people get paid for board work. >> james comer and senator chuck grassley say in maybribe. $5 million was the allegation. they spent three months and no new evidence in support of that emerges. james comer has used his position as chair of the oversight committee, talking about how joe biden is corrupt. we see the business partner, hunter biden coming to provide this system testimony and what say. joe biden shortly after the death of his son would call his other son and hunter biden put him on speakerphone. he got an e-mail from hunter biden which he said, we can give the impression that my dad is going to do stuff, but he's not going to do anything for us. joe biden was never involved in the business. i never saw evidence of a bribe, but you never hear about that stuff. there isn't this evidence, but they keep trying to manufacture a sense of a case. >> back up an impeachment proceeding? >> presumably. think about what donald trump did in 2019. he wanted president zelenskyy of ukraine to just announce an investigation into joe biden's work in ukraine. james comer ste

now he's designated special counsel and in the same way you may recall james comey brought in patrick fitzgerald to investigate the leak. in addition to what was already the case, it makes him a little bit harder to fire. it also requires that at the end of his investigation, david weiss' investigation, he's required to file a confidential report in the same way that bob mueller did, and also if it turns out at the end of the day that david weiss makes a decision and merrick garland disagrees and overrules him, he has to let congress know. >> jonathan: doesn't this signal this will be a longer investigation? this is going to go to trial. >> the whole thing was going to be wrapped up a few weeks ago and that's not the case, and the government moved to withdraw which is parallel to an indictment. that doesn't usually happen unless bigger, larger charges and more counts will follow. this could take quite some time now. >> jonathan: you're familiar with special counsels. so why do you think weiss asked for this? >> i think this is not a great moment for the department of justice. you had

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our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse sent this report from chernihiv — you may find some of the

elizabeth: so is jason weighed in there, francey, james comer is saying in may to 2016 biden forwardedhis own fake e-mail account, his robert l. peters account, information about his upcoming white house meeting with then-ukrainian president poroshenko. comer wants to know why he cc'd hunter biden on that e-mail. hunter biden's text messages claiming he paid joe biden's expenses and bills for the past 11 years, all of this comes as senator chuck grassley released that unverified fbi informant document about alleging that hunter and joe biden accepted bribes in ukraine. so now we've got burner phones and fake e-mails. how does this all stack together, francey? >> well, i mean, it's blindingly obvious for anyone that the it shows you've got something corrupt and criminal, and let's use the word that fani willis are here in atlanta used, an enterprise going on to enrich the biden family at the expense of we, the american people. and it seems to me, liz, that joe biden learned this at the knee of hillary clinton who did something very similar when she used a private e-mail server in what l

haha team, there may be >> love james. right. 9.57. right coming in the next hour. a former police officer. >> who was shot and killed the man you see here might be able to get his job back. now we've got the details of what's going on. a live report and uc berkeley is apparently allowed to start building soon. housing now people's park after a huge flap with the public over this. we'll see where that ar >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. a fire a police officer could be getting his job back after killing a man during the george floyd protests will tell you how the victims families feeling this morning. plus, boat owners are frustrated that there getting their boats broken into a spike in burglaries. they want police to do more about it. and the chp is searching for a driver they say hit and killed a man while he was out fishing with friends.

our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse sent this report from chernihiv — you may find some of thels distressing. the moment of impact captured on film. a typical saturday, suddenly one this woman won't forget. the injuries and deaths reflect the timing and brutality of this strike. chernihiv�*s theatre bore the brunt of this russian missile. its surroundings felt the immense force from the blast. anna's restaurant was just next door. translation: i saw two girls here, there was a lot of blood. _ one had her leg wounded. there was no skin. we put a tourniquet on and we were waiting for an ambulance, but it took a long time. another girl was screaming loudly. it turns out a drone exhibition had been staged here this morning. military volunteers were among the guests. it does suggest a motive. moscow usually says it's targeting military areas. but look, there is an overarching reason behind russian missiles landing in ukrainian cities, and that is its continued invasion. it tries to harm the areas it can't necessarily occupy. hanging ukrainian and european union flags represent the c

james clayton, bbc news, san francisco. you maytical causes normally associated with the progressive left. the #metoo movement, black lives matter, same—sex marriage, climate activism and animal rights are just a few of the hot topics embraced by the corporate world in recent years. but is woke capitalism something we should fear or embrace? i'm joined now by carl rhodes, author of the book, woke capitalism and professor of organization studies at the university of technology sydney. thank you for being with us. in simple terms define what woke capitalism really means? you not to capitalism really means? you got to the _ capitalism really means? you got to the heart _ capitalism really means? you got to the heart of— capitalism really means? you got to the heart of it - capitalism really means? you got to the heart of it in - capitalism really means? gm, got to the heart of it in your introduction, case where big corporations, start associating themselves with so—called progressive political movements, often through their branding

james schultz is here he's a former trump white house lawyer working under don mcgahn within the trump transition team and has spoken out about why jack smith may evidence. welcome, james. >> thanks for having me on. >> absolutely. let's start with your view of the strength of the coup case as filed by jack smith. your legal thoughts. >> so, i thought he was very careful and smart about the way he went about indicting the case. they didn't charge incitement. he took the first amendment issue, addressed it at the outset and said, look, the president has a right to lie. the president has a lot of rights to say a lot of things, but what he didn't have a right to do is commit crimes and conspire to overturn the outcome of that election through a number of different things, including the fake electors scheme, having doj send a letter there were serious issues regarding the election to swish out the attorney general, so on and so forth. so i think it was really smart in the way he charged the case, but it's not without, you know -- this is a novel case, and it's a case that's going to find it way into the appellate courts eventually, and that could b

may rise. and in the past hour, james tokioka director of the department of business, economic development andrism in hawaii, gave this update. it's a very, very sad day in hawaii. it is devastating. and i know many families in maui are struggling right now as well as many family members across the state. we want to send our heartfelt love to them and our prayers to them. i am going to talk with two hats on, from here at the convention centre, we set up to accommodate 2,000 people. as the planes were leaving from maui, we realised that some of the people, in fact, a lot of the people that were coming to 0'ahu from maui had made their own accommodation. we have a set up here that would accommodate 2,000 people. i want to really thank the team here because terry 0rton from the convention centre was here at four o'clock in the morning setting up. they are doing an incrediblejob. people have been up all night. i really want to thank them for all of the work that they did, the red cross has been here helping us, nicky from the red cross. thank you to all of those people. john monaghan and jerry gib

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we may find ourselves in a situation where missiles accidentally fall in poland, blame it on russia and start a war. it will be a disaster. our politicians are insane cia senior adviser james believes that the ukrainians have no chance of winning, but the confrontation may drag on. the biden team does not want to admit a humiliating defeat. the democrats make this a very specific goal. they really want to continue the conflict until the elections of 2024, so that after that, biden’s chances of being re-elected after that, if biden wins, will leave the ukrainians just as he left the afghans in august 2021, meanwhile, the vatican continues to discuss the verbal confrontation between the pope and the ukrainians earlier during video communication with youth and st. petersburg. he urged ukrainians to preserve and develop the cultural and spiritual heritage of russia. such a negative reaction of kiev to the speech of pope francis attacked the religious figure. about the greatness of russia only proves to yar the russophobia of official kiev, such an opinion was voiced in the italian edition of the elf quatidian natalia goncharova news. in yuzhno-sakhalinsk , the rulers in school

means the probe into hunter biden's business dealings in particular, this is the james comer probe, basically that that mayent for weiss and merrick garland, they can use the excuse of an ongoing investigation and the investigation can go on for who knows how long, i think that's a very valid point, matt. but i do want to bring in charisse trump, she's got a question for me. >> the regulation states the person appointed as special council those be outside of the u.s. government but david weiss is attorney for delaware. so how does this work? he's a district attorney for delaware. how does that work, how did they side step this issue? >> well, we're not sure that this isn't kind of a way to make the special council and make weiss somehow have to trip over that in the future. i mean, i'm not sure we can trust merrick garland to do things not only by the book but also for a reason that is in the best interest of justice. i think as a former prosecutor and obviously having sat in the chair that merrick garland is sitting in right now, i know that we made decisions, when i was there, you know, that were only in

the case was eventually sold for decades later, when the may from ancestry websites led to the rest of joseph james, the on zillow. the 72 year old was a former police officer, and during the times of the crime scene, 19721980 in 2018. investigators reviewed the reveal the angelo march, the d n. a of a relative who have taken a non so street test. he must have rested without incident. a local news station spoke to one of the golden state victims. shortly after his arrest. i absolutely remember it. i remember the heat of his breath on my neck. i remember his voice. i remember the weight of his body and his knife. i remember i remembered all too much . mary wart west. just a teenager in june 1979. when she fell victim to the golden state, the tutor. she was a slip in her california home, one in the middle of the night, a month in a ski mask, answer her bedroom holding a knife to her throat, tying up her hands and feet. i'm raping her. i don't care these old. i'm curious, feeble. he, i do care that he sits in lives with it until the day he dies. he just needs to die with the weight of all of the pain

our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse sent this report from chernihiv. a warning, you mayhis woman won't forget.

the chief investing officer of bbejames investing officer of bbe james says investing officer of bbejames says that the latest move mayte. the we saw this be too little too late. the we: saw this before. be too little too late. the we saw this before. we saw this when the government tried to boost the stock market or stop the losses, as you say. we have seen over the past decade with different measures to curtail real estate prices in a week ago we saw it when the government introduced a property stimulus measure and got a ten minute or a 30 minute rally — something like that. if i was the ministry of finance i might be trying. there is nothing wrong with that but it is like bringing a pea shooter to a gunfight and it is not going to have much effect. the state of the — going to have much effect. the state of the chinese economy seems to be quite weak, judging from all the recent data, and investors are hoping for stimulus packages which beijing seems rather reluctant to offer. :, :, , :, offer. yeah, i mean there is a lot of debt — offer. yeah, i mean there is a lot of debt in _ offer. yeah, i mean there is a lot of

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james nachtwey is 75 now, and as we first reported in may, still risking his life to capture images thatrget. >> in the darkest times and in the most dangerous places, james nachtwey captures beauty and brutality. moments of hate and heroism, senseless destruruction, and qut acts of compassion. his photographs reveal the deepest and often disturbing depths of who we are and what we do to each other. >> you've said that photographs can speak, and i'm wondering if you feel like you're -- you're helping give voice to some of the people you photograph. >> well, many of the people i photographed are marginalized by the powers that be, that they're silenced, they're made invisible. so when someone comes from another part of the world and he assumes risk to tell their story, i think people see us as a kind of messenger. >> nachtwey has devoted his life to telling other people's stories, bearing witness to their suffering and sacrifices. but documenting what he calls "the insanity of war" has been the core of his career. he's spent decades covering conflicts in afghanistan and the middle east, t

oversight committee chair james comer writes to the national archives on may 27th, 2016, president biden took a call with the president of ukraine, petro poroshenko, it is concerning to the committee, however, this document was sent to robert l. peters, a pseudonym the committee has identified as then vice president biden. adding, quote: joe biden has stated there was an absolute wall between his family's foreign business schemes and his duties as vice president. >> what i will do is the same thing we did in our administration. will be an absolute wall between personal and private and the government. >> peter: evidence reveals that access was wide open for his family's influence peddling. at the time the obama-biden administration said aliases are normal. >> if they are inundated in one account with either public emails or spam, they can continue to use their other account for normal work. >> peter: that doesn't explain everything. and this president is now going to need somebody new to explain things to investigators because the white house counsel stuart delry is leaving. officials aro

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involved in the preparation to that response. brief. briefly, james, that have phasing and feeling young reaction to to news that this may say well, china is or any reacted strongly. i'm not here today. we had a response from china as for a ministry basically saying that they, i'm responding to the question about this. somebody saying that the asia pacific should not be tons and to quote, a bustle or rena frontier political composition, also concerned, i think that will create a might use this opportunity to launch into the continental and ballistic missile as it entered when the defense ministers and things 3 countries and that's last month. thank you for that. the james chase, the entire pay engine, our demo in washington. thank you, bye us. on the west african block eco last says it's ready to launch another tree intervention in news. yeah. if the for magic efforts to reverse the code file across defense change slipping between gone and to address the crisis is as rude agenda has repeatedly defined international efforts to restore, present mohammed resume to office last week echo as active entry to stand by force full

yeah, destroying hard drives that's in the process along with the vices that may have had copies on them. but according to james comey, no reasonable prosecutor would prosecute or charge hillary clinton. nraids or mug shots of hillary clinton. comey said this five years before the fbi raided mar-a-lago and the justice department charged donald trump for basically the exact same thing. top secret things are mishanded and she was the secretary of state and naturally joe biden and no mug shot and no raid and nothing. just a secret of special council and going nowhere fast. now, this is special council and does anyone remember his name, robert herr? completely mia and biden's attorney general merrick garland using the investigation to protect his boss, the big guy. part of joe's shielding the administration and answer any and all questions and it's beyond a complete farce and it's dangerous to republic and david wise newly appointed special council and continuing to investigate hunter biden is wise is the same prosecutor that feel and let the statute of limitations run out with serious felonies and during a five ye

a brief, briefly, james, that have phasing and feeling young reacted to to news that this may say well, china is already reacted strongly. i'm not here today. we had a response from china as for ministry, basically saying that they, i'm responding to a question about this. somebody saying that the asia pacific should not be tons and to quote, a bustle or reading a field trip to school competition. also concerned, i think that i'm north korea might use this opportunity to launch the intercontinental ballistic missile as they did when the defense ministers and things 3 countries. and that's last month. thank you for that. the james chase, the entire pay engine demo in washington. thank you, bye. it's not to west africa, where echo access is ready to launch in ministry intervention in new share. if diplomatic efforts to reverse the cube file, the regional block, the defense change from the regional block up in meeting in gonna to address the crisis, is as routing john to has repeatedly defied international efforts to restore present mohammad resume to office last week. echo ross activated

may be near a place where we can hold for a substantial amount of time. then patrick harker reiterated the fed has probably done enough tightening, but on the other hand james bullard telling us and continuing the hawkish note he left on last week that the fed may not be done with the hikes. >> re-acceleration could put upward pressure on inflation, stem the disinflation we are seeing, and instead delay plans for the fed to change policy. lizzy: i suppose the compromise between those three positions is high for longer rather than higher for longer. what are you listening for later from jay powell? jill: you hit it earlier, if you have data dependent on your bingo card for what powell will say, you probably hit it. he has emphasized this idea to look out for what the data is telling us on their decisions going forward. this is a tricky one for powell. we remember jackson hole last year, powell was incredibly blunt about the need to control inflation. we knew what the cycle would look like at that point but we are in this period where it has become this issue of debate over how you handle these high rates, how long you keep everything for, what you need to lo

may have the answer. they studied a group of 14, i assessed astronauts and found that many immune system james began acting differently after they arrived on the station. blood samples were taken before during and after emissions. they revealed remarkably similar patterns of how jeans were acting in the astronaut to white blood cells. white blood cells play a key role in fighting off infection. so changes in how their genes act could have an impact on overall health or the list of genes that are expressed that are have a reduced expression in space. and those things that are related to immune functions and that coincides with a higher risk of infection that after not swilling counter while in space around $100.00 immune system, genes grew less active in the astronaut white blood cells. soon after they reach space. 29 genes grew more active, gene activity returned to normal. soon after the astronaut to return to earth, the researchers think the changes caused the immune system to work less effectively in space. one hypothesis is that there spurred by the wait list, environment, spacecraft, or a long way fro