jim greene is nasa, the chief scientist. and it's been a pleasure to talk to you on the historic day for spice travel. thank you for your time. my pleasure. thank you. call us to head view and i'll just the, or as evidence grows back, things are less effective against variation of corona bar. some countries are now considering booster shots and even about a we're looking at how more than a 1000000000 muslim world around the world and marketing the whole b plus your forty's, the dream of an in be a title for the phoenix done on the line and game 6, the final ah ah, now off the monsoon rain rages heavily in the western side of india. we get the edge effects in salon, a few showers turn up into the merits of west and yemen north south west saturday. the shower that were quite unusual and a couple days ago that spread across the empty quarter up towards katara and the u . a. well, they're just about gone. i want to maybe in the far south or wrong. so the picture, it turns to one of hot and dry for the most part, with temperature

jim green is chief scientist at the united state space agency, nasa. he believes these private space flights could be the 1st steps in a travel revolution. what we see was richard branson and of course, jeff bezos, his attempts to reach space returns safely, is the beginning of an era of space travel on a more global phase. you know, once you're in space in 90 minutes, you can circle the globe. therefore in 30 minutes you can go from washington d. c to tokyo. you know, the concept of space travel now becomes an element of our thinking for the future. and there is marie, is an associate professor and physical geography at university college london. she's researching the environmental impact of rocket launches. there's a lot that we know about buckets and the potential impact that they can have in the environment. we know in general about the kinds of fuels that the major players in the space tourism industry are using. we know when these fuel burn, what kind of chemicals they produce, these kinds of chemicals can contribute to changes in climate. they c

jim green is chief scientist at the united states space agency, nasa. he believes these private space flights could be the 1st steps in a travel revolution. what we see was richard branson, and of course, jeff bezos is attempts to reach a space, return safely as the beginning of an era of space travel on a more global phase. you know, if, once you're in space in 90 minutes, you can circle the globe. therefore in 30 minutes you can go from washington d. c to tokyo. you know, the concept of space travel now becomes an element of our thinking for the future. afterwards based, spoke about the impact it had on him seeing earth from a new angle. the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth atmosphere. every astronaut ever who's been up into space . they say this that it changes them and they look at it and they're kind of amazed and off struck by the earth and its beauty. but also by its fragility. and i can vouch for that. when i look up, you know, who were sitting in this room were driving our cars were moving a

jim jordan? people said marjorie taylor greene. forget her for a second. jordan, he's been a thorn in democrats' sides. do you think he will take the investigation sear riously? >> i hope that kevin mccarthy will appoint people who will take this commission and treat it with the seriousness that it deserves. but, you know, we will be guided by the facts, and we will carry on either way. we have a quorum of the committee already, and so we will press forward. but it's our hope that we can do so in a collaborative way and our republican colleagues will work with us to find out what happened on january 6 and to follow the facts and the evidence. >> i'll ask you the same question we just asked george conway a second ago. kevin mccarthy has fought against this tooth and nail. what do you think he's afraid of? >> well, it's quite interesting and, you know, i'm not going to comment on what he is or isn't afraid of. i think the unfortunate part about, you know, the house republican leader is, you know, he wanted a commission that was evenly split. he sent ranking

i went with jim brown to cabrin green back in the 70s, chicago has been awful for a long time. >> that'sssistance at the other day, chicago is the worst it's ever been. i said chicago is bad and it's been bad for a wow. in particular talking about york . one of the things they wanted t do is reimagine the police. they eliminated the anti-crime unit. the anti-crime unit was basically they were smart enoug and they had good intel and the were in the communities and the could be like get illegal gun. and they picked him up there that's how they they reinvent police, and then they and the task force in the crime goes upright for the washington post given the white house, if you could count on maybe one hand many times in the last year the washington post is given a democrat one of those things an three pinocchio's, i don't understand why it's not for him it really should have been. i think when the story of all this is written, they not only we're trying to deflect blame and lie about the republicans, but they weren't doing anything to do solve the underlying problem. i watch one of the broa

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greene? or do you think jim jordan will be aggressive enough for mccarthy? >> i don't know what he's thinking. i have given up on that. that's not a place i want to go. i don't know what he's thinking. there are certainly some folks that he put forward, his nominees for this committee that have leadership within the republican caucus, leadership within certain committees, so that's telling to some degree. at the end of the day we're going to have to have a discussion about what happened. that's what this committee is all about. and regardless of who he points and whether jim jordan or others want to talk about, you know, whether this is about going after donald trump, which it's not or talking about what happened on january 6th the truth will come out. we will know the truth and the truth will set the american people free. and that's what's going to happen at the end of the day here. >> you know, a lot of supporters of the former president probably agree with jim jordan who says he wants to serve because this is, quote, impeachment round three. this is to go

>> i met jim acosta in the cnn green room. talk about a media -- mediocrity, that is jim acosta.st, that there is no crime in that area, crime isn't happening? that is not even a logic trap. it is completely illogical. it is out of the mouth of a liberal buffoon who says they live in their own bubbles and pretend the body bags aren't in front of their house than the bodybag don't exist. >> these are the same people who had burning buildings behind them and people looting and fire, looks like beirut and say said this is a mostly peaceful protest. it has gotten to the level of orwellian, propaganda. >> it is but this will change. i am only 46 but i remember new york in the david dicken 0. it was a hellhole. they had thousands of homicides every couple years, the crack wars are broken out and what happened, eventually eventually the media through public pressure was forced to admit after covering for david dicken's for years they were forced to admit begrudgingly that this guy was really terrible. they didn't kiss giuliani's but, they attacked him, call him a racist, same thing they

. >> caller: jim, a pleasure to speak with you i really love investing in green energy products. some money into a product a couple of months ago then i got a note from some legal firms talking about securities action. but this company is involved with bio deiesel. >> i wish i could say they are a ways to make a lot of money. i think that company is good i can't believe it's flat lining i say buy. >> caller: hi, jim boo-yay! thank you for all your advice. i had a question you had at&t some time back on "mad money." >> that's grab that's grab. and it's funny because i think it's grab. so many of these that's what i remember it as i got to tell you something. both ben and i were talking today about how great it could be i think that was actually a good one. lauren in new york lauren >> caller: hey, cramer thanks for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i'm a long-term investor i'm a big fan of financial i'm looking to diversify within the sector looking for your thoughts on htgc. >> i'm going to look into that for you because it has a 7% yield. those have often been difficult.

greene. i want to ask you about something that we saw jim clyburn say.n a major sticking point when it comes to bipartisan agreement. look, there is some dispute over exactly what makes voter id or what makes it the -- democrats and republicans don't see eye to eye on the details here. let's listen to something clyburn said a claim he made about where democrats have been on the issue. >> what i spoke about was allowing an id, a picture id of a driver's license to be good but an activity card to be no good. that's the kind of voter id law i'm talking about that's unfair. i said that all of my life. i don't know why you disrupting what i said. i have never said you should not have voter id. no democrat has ever been against voter id. >> what do you think about what he said? >> well, that's just not true. democrats, clyburn included, compared voting ids to voter suppression in the past. but he's talking about the nitty-gritty here and what he is doing is opening the door to a smaller scale voting rights package. that's because it is clear that democrats are

jim and poppy. and remember, just to give you some context, earlier this year, marjorie taylor greene, when all of thatunfolding, the conspiracy theories, the house minority leader did not move to remove her from her committees. that was done by the full house. so he did not take action in that way. now, flash forward to today, here we are with this house select committee. he would get five people that he could appoint to committee. now nancy pelosi would have veto power but he could appoint five in theory and yet he's told republicans, house republicans that if they agree to serve on this select committee, which is going to probe into what happened on january 6th and what led up to that moment, that they will be striped of their committees. so if he follows through on this, they would be bounced from the committees and not allowed to serve on them. so who is this directed at? there were two house republicans who voted in favor of the house select committee and that is adam kinzinger and liz cheney. you remember cheney was outsided from her gop leadership because of her views on former president trump

i don't expect it to be marjorie taylor greene or matt gaetz, i see people along the lines of elise stefanik and possibly jime the party line, in essence, that they have gone along for the last couple months in sowing doubt in the outcome of the election and certainly take the party line, or in terms of how they want to frame the january 6th insurrection, they would do that well. and i think it's important to help and be assistance in this panel. but at the same time, mccarthy and the rest of the gop needs to put the focus and attention on taking it to the democrats and joe biden for failure at the border and for the economy and issues that the biden administration is failing on. it's really important for the gop to do that. and let this investigation go on. but at the same time, shift the focus to the biden administration. >> alexandra, i would ask you for a moment to try on a different pair of shoes. if you were kevin mccarthy, under pressure from a base that stillal drors the former president, what republicans would you nominate to serve on this committee? >> well, i mean, to be quite frank, i don't think

i know that it's the green shutters bistro, jim, because it's written on your shirt.sm and excitement for this level change as there has been the previous ones. because essentially nothing is really that different. it will be interesting. there is still a lot of fear around. so people are still reticent to come inside anyway, you know? i'm kind of hopeful that it will signal a change maybe from the message from the government and perhaps even the media to say here is how many people have had it and recovered. there is no recovery figures published, you know? and i think we are perhaps missing a trick there, particularly as england does open up and we are hopeful that we will be able to welcome some tourists from south of the border. it's going to be a busy day for you today, isn't it? i mean, we've got the start of the glasgow fair, that's the traditional two weeks when everyone piles out of glasgow to the coast down the water. do you expect a big influx today? i hope so. we are probably, i think, as i said earlier, we are probably more weather dependent than level de

jim jordan. i would not advise selecting -- it has been reported that under consideration, somebody like mar marjorie taylor greene't imagine that or matt gaetz. i think at the end of the day if he selects members, he will select trump loyalists but not the most extreme ones because that would be a disaster. >> if he doesn't select someone who opposed joe biden's election, by definition he can't trust that person, right? >> oh, look, i mean, the issue is not whether he selects someone who opposed it. it's whether any of the five didn't oppose it. that would be the only question. he's already sent a strong signal by suggesting they may discipline liz cheney for accepting an appointment from nancy pelosi by removing her from her committees when they have not done the same or disciplined marjorie taylor greene. and it does go to this larger point that we've talked about before that i've written about before which is that the extremist caucus in the party, whether measured among elected officials in congress or among the voters themselves, has become too big apparently for the republican leadership to confront. and i

war of his presidency and people like jim jordan or talking to members of the republican party and the conservative wing. he's not going to name marjorie taylor greenel make a bit of a circus. mccarthy may be a witness on that panel and critical for all the reasons we are seeing that susan is reporting and the books that are coming out now. there are so many details we don't know. so many aspect of it is a critical question for mccarthy and keep in mind liz cheney is on the panel. he's looking at ways to make sure her present there isra rea and make sure she and republicans are asking real questions and not just playing defense for donald trump. >> michelle, i want to turn to a few problems overseas, you got haiti and cuba. what's going to happen there and what are the concerns? >> well, the concerns are first of all refugees. the concern is of course refugees. the concern is you have the patriot community who are pressing for action in places they don't want. you got pressure from patriots in florida who are making noises of a military intervention. i have not heard one person say it is a good idea. you got the overall context of people reacting to

i don't think you see a marjorie taylor greene, that's too out of bounds for him, you'll see it modeled what they did for impeachment, jim jordan, somebody that can be a firebrand, i guarantee what they're talking about today in new jersey, trump is caring about the optics. he cares who looks good, who can make the case for him. that's what will play in mccarthy's mind as he appoints these folks. >> all right. lee ann caldwell, courtney kube, matt gorman, appreciate the insights and reporting. >>> we're keeping a close eye on the white house. the surgeon general is addressing the issue of misinformation and vaccines and is taking questions. let's listen. >> do you personally believe that public figures, public companies helping spread misinformation about the vaccine should be held accountable? >> in a moment when we see misinformation costing us our loved ones, costing us lives, all of us have to ask how we can be more accountable and responsible with the information we share. those of us that may have larger platforms have greater responsibility to think about that. bottom line, all of us have an important role to play

green. president biden is facing new pressure to take federal action on voting rights as gop-led states change election laws. yesterday mr. biden attacked those efforts calling them the 21st century jim crow assault. he accused republican leaders of making it harder for people to vote. but allies want the president to do more. they want him to scrap the filibuster. laura podesta is tracking the newest developments. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and president biden has expressed support for scrapping or reforming the filibuster. but ultimately it would be up to the senate to put the process in motion. and right now the senate is gridlocked, so getting any bill passed including the voting rights bill is an uphill battle. >> have you no shame?peat nationalstitutn center in phadscolpuicr their attacks on voting rights. >> they want to be able to tell you your vote doesn't count for any reason they make up. >> reporter: since president biden defeated donald trump, legislatures in 17 states have passed 28 laws that make it harder to vote. >> the 21st century jim crow assault is real. >> reporter: the former president continues to claim widespread voter fraud despite no ev

green hills of earth. >> thank you. i'm still coming down slowly. >> stephen: i can imagine. congratulations. >> thank you. >> stephen: i just want to take -- jimhat you went through on sunday morning. do we have this, jim? there you go. there's the release. fire in the rocket and here's where we see you get jammed back into your seat. there's the drop, then here we go, slam -- here it is. at any point during that process, do you think this was not a good idea? ( laughter ) >> you know, there are times in the years leading up to it, i was wondering whether the body would cope, and the moment i realized the body would cope, i just enjoyed every minute of it. it was a dream from teenage years come true, and we had a blast. >> stephen: you had a message from space for kids everywhere, jim. >> to all you kids down there, i was once a child with a dream, looking up to the stars. now i'm an adult in a space ship with lots of other wonderful adults looking down to our beautiful, beautiful earth. to the next generation of dreamers, if we can do this, just imagine what you can do! yay! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: now, once you got back down here

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looking for a black male wearing a lime green and yellow hooded sweatshirt, last seen fleeing the area in a black honda civic with d.c. license plates. cnn's jim was nearby, heard dozens of gunshots near a popular restaurant on 14th street northwest. police say two adult males were shot but they are both conscious and they are breathing. we'll continue to update you on this story. >>> so the former president calls insurrectionists a, quote, loving crowd. then over at the propaganda network, tucker carlson attacks an officer who defended the capitol. the right's attempt to rewrite what happened on january 6th and the people who won't let them, that's next. e recipe we invented over 145 years ago and me...the world's best, and possibly only, schmelier. philadelphia. schmear perfection. ♪ ♪ know this about the jungle, everything that you see wants to kill you and can. ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. icy hot. ice works fast. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. he used to have gum problem

green and yellow hooded sweatshirt. he was last seen fleeing the area in a black honda civic with d.c. license plates. cnn's jim acosta was nearby, heard dozens of gunshots near a popular resident on 14th street nw. police say that two adult males were shot, but they are both conscious and they are breathing. we'll continue to update you on this story. >>> so the former president calls insurrectionists a, quote, loving crowd. and then over at the propaganda network, tucker carlson attacks an officer who defended the capitol. the right's attempt to rewrite what happened on january 6th and the people who won't let them. that's next. ♪ ♪ dad, why didn't you answer your phone? ♪ your mother loved this park. ♪ she did. ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. >>> the house speaker nancy pelosi saying that she won't let what she calls gop antics -- and i quote there -- get in the way of an

greene have jockeyed for this position. he is mulling whether he will appoint anyone at all and who that might be. as you mention, jimeaker does get veto power over his five appointments, so that remains to be seen. he said yesterday when he's ready to make an announcement he will. but privately we know that he has told house gop members if they accept a pelosi offer to serve on the committee, that he will strip them of their committee assignments. that's exactly what congresswoman liz cheney did yesterday when she accepted nancy pelosi's offer to serve on that house committee, on the house select committee. cheney is telling reporters, jim, it is her oath to the constitution that she is following here, that she has not been told she'll be stripped of any committee assignment. as it stands now, we'll wait on leader mccarthy who that might be. >> we know stripping assignments is the same penalty republicans had for former representative steve king for publicly defending white supremacy. remarkable equivalency. thank you very much. rachel with politico is with us now. i wonder, rachel, big picture, who is winning the p

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jim jordan his say and here's the report anyway. >> what about liz cheney. >> she doesn't count because the republicans already decided. >> if that's the barometer, marjorie taylor greenef good standing. if he had put her on the committee would have that been okay as well? >> she's a pretty junior member of the congress. >> that's one deficiency. >> he picked two people who are representative of a good chunk of the conference who were prominent during the impeachment, we participate in that why not this. i think it was pretty apparent he'd go down this road to begin with. >> you think he discussed this with trump? >> you know my views on january 6th. it was heinous. i'm still vibratingly angry about it today. i think we ought to get to the bottom of it and pelosi ought to let it go forth. what's most important is all of violate these people go to jail for violating the sanctit yrks of the party. >> especially about what you said about january 6th what's it say about the g.o.p., somebody stands up and says i think that what happened was wrong, i think the lies being perpetuated by the then-president, and all of the people, according to the latest book, including jim jor

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green yellow hood, sweater fleeing an older black honda civic with d.c. tags. last seen eastbound toward s street northwest. welcome back to cnn. jimed away when it happened. he's been reporting from the scene. so do we know what actually happened? >> i think we're still trying to get answers. i talked to somebody that witnessed what happened earlier this evening. this happened about 8:20 this evening in northwest washington on 14th street. a popular area. a lot of restaurants, bars, clubs, and a big, i think, sizable residential area around it. we're not that far from the white house either. and about 8:20 p.m., i heard 10 or 12 gun shots at one of the restaurants in this area. i came up to the scene and from what we understand, there were shots fired in the vicinity of the restaurant here on 14th street. and there were at least two gunshot victims that we know of. i saw video from a witness of one of those victims being carried out on a stretcher. that victim was a man who had two gunshot wunts in the chest. i talked to a witness who saw some of this unfold earlier this evening. this witness said he saw what appeared to be a blac

that nancy has the opportunity to veto out the jordan, gaetz, greene, and all those others that don't have a clue. this will be better than jim jordan harassing hillary clinton. let's get something straight about the benghazi hearing. that was 40 years of harassment for hillary clinton prosecuting richard nixon. that's all that is. host: let's go to richard in cincinnati, ohio who opposes. richard, you are next. richard in cincinnati, hello? caller: hey, pedro. thanks for taking my call. i wanted to talk about nobody wants to talk about it, and i know polo see ain't gonna look into it regarding the fascination of ashli babbitt. for just that i oppose this. host: what's the relevancy there? caller: the relevancy echo well we had a veteran that was unarmed that was assassinated, by its coming out it was some kind of security regarding pelosi, and nobody knows what happened. host: beside your thinking on that one about the formation of this committee, why do you oppose that? caller: because it's all political. straight up, come on, this is all political stuff regarding democrats trying to hurt them in the 22 election and trying

green yellow hood sweater fleeing in older black honda civic with d.c. tags, last seen eastbound toward s street northwest. i'll go back to cnn's jim scene ever since. do we know what actually happened? >> reporter: anderson, i think we're st. louis trying to get some answers. but i will tell you i talked to somebody who witnessed what happened earlier this evening. this happened about 8:20 this evening here in northwest washington on 14th street, as you sailed, a pretty popular area with a lot of restaurants, bars, clubs, and at 8:20 p.m. i heard gunshots in this area. came up to the scene. and from what i understand there were shots fired in the vicinity of the mexicue restaurant at 14th and riggs. that intersection you just mentioned. there were at least two gunshot victims we know of. i saw a video from a witness of one of those gunshot victims being carried out on a stretcher. that victim was i amman who had two gunshot wounds in the chest. i talked to a witness who saw some of this unfold earlier this evening. this witness said he saw what appeared to be a black missn pull up to the scene, a gun barrel coming out of that car

jim jeffries, chair of the middle east program. marissa, back to you to get this truly intriguing conversation underway. >> thank you very much, ambassador green, for your opening remarks. before i pass the floor over, i would like to remind everyone that at any time during the webcast, you may submit a question by tagging @wilson centerwp or you can use wilson center.org. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here with all of you today. it's quite an honor for me and it's good to see you all again. i'm not planning on making big news today. i think i will give you a basic idea of what the administration's approach was which i don't think will be a lot of news to you but maybe to some of the viewers here, it will be worthwhile. basically, stop the dying, stabilize the situation, get humanitarian assistance in, and then look for ways we can actually start putting in place the conditions and parameters to be able to start talking about a two state solution again. right now, the prospect seems pretty far away. when you look at this unconditional mutual cease-fire between israel and the militants based in gaza, we think it was a function of the int

i don't think he's going to nominate marjorie taylor greene who said she's going to submarine it if she can. but maybe jimds leadership positions but is not going to be there trying to make the commission successful. >> "the washington post's" phillip bump thank you very much. tomorrow we're joined by carol lenog and phillip rutker. the two stories we framed at the top, two strains, that's covid-19 and the january 6th insurrection, that's what it was, and in both cases, what you're seeing is massive groups of people, including our leaders and hosts on fox and other trump networks and their desire to really deny the truth in the name of their cult leader, donald trump. >>> coming up, new cases of havana syndrome are popping up among u.s. diplomats in austria. intelligence officials are intensifying efforts to figure out what or who is behind the mysterious health incidents. >>> plus more flash flooding hits germany. we'll have the latest on the enormous scale of destruction. and former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb will be our guest this morning, after warning that the delta variant could be the most

green line. >> and "an unusual and rare" fauci commenting on the new warning label on johnson & johnson's covid vaccine. details on that. >>> dive into bank servings, jim, talking goldma man "squawk. you have to triple check actual numbers versus consensus doesn't look right. >> look, take goldman. a huge quarter last year, because it was the covid quarter and completely delivered and beat it. i mean, this investment banking division is a miracle. i can't believe how much money -- david, 10% return, by wait remember when you felt they might have -- >> after the prices, unclear to me they'd ever hit double digits and they're in the 20s on return. >> amazing amazing. usual sniping back and forth between goldman and jpmorgan i mean, grown people telling me -- >> competitive people. >> listen, all private equity. no, it's not private equity did well at goldman. it's not the way they made the portfolio. jpmorgan. >> i'll come back to that. >> we will a level of consistency to jpmorgan frankly i just love it people are not borrowing as much as i'd like. trading less than expected and jamie spoke last nime, jamie, david -- >> go by first name. cher not the si

green will likely be on the board. here at the big board, e-commerce software platform celebrating its ipo today. over at the nasdaq payroll provider pay corps also an ipo jimd a lot of new companies come to the market that old, you know, we're losing so many companies. the markets are getting so much smaller. between spacs and straight ipos. >> look, we're so overloaded with new companies we don't know what to do with them in order to buy this -- shares in this company, you have to sell shares in something else. >> we always talk about that you don't necessarily, it's not all one for one. >> david. >> yes. >> it may be too early to buy mr. car wash. >> really? >> but that's car wash as a service. what i'm saying is there are so many companies, david, that are equally as interesting but there's not enough cash to go around listen to what lee was talking about. he talking about buying any of these newer companies? >> he will if he can get a good allocation and flip it later in the day. right? >> that's insulting. >> no, it's not. that's how business is done. >> so insulting. >> if i told lee right now, he'd say that, of course, are you kidding me give me as