i'm hammer, jim john, south sedans, 1st president salva kia promised a new beginning of tolerance, love, and unity. 10 years ago, the world's newest nation had gained independence after decades of war, with the rest of sudan. but the excitement was soon replaced by a civil war of its own. fragile p steals, and humanitarian crises. solve here still leaves the nation a decade on, but he's been locked in a power. struggle with the 1st vice president react much, are many say their rivalry has hindered south sudan development, particularly relating to the countries. vast oil reserves. speaking at a ceremony to mark independence here, urged people to embrace peace. on my part, i assure you that i will not read, then you will that would again lead on wet together to recover the laws, the gate and our country back to the path of development. in these new 400000 people died in the civil war after independence. millions are still displaced and half the population urgently need aid. despite foreign donations, worth hundreds of millions of dollars her room, we tossed the reports from the capital ja

i'm hammer, jim john. tiffany: as main opposition party is demanding answers after police arrested its leader. freeman, my boy, and at least 10 today, my party members were detained during a night. raid police accuse my boy of conspiracy to commit terrorist facts and kill government officials. but human rights groups denounced the arrest as a crackdown on democracy. president sammy as to who hudson had promised to defend basic freedoms when she took power 4 months ago. after the death of her predecessor, the today, my party was organizing a rally to discuss constitutional changes and reducing the president's powers. when the way was arrested. the constitution we are fighting for, he's not just for us, but for everybody. it is to foster unity and make sure few individuals do not make decisions to hurt the nation. the constitution will hold leaders to account when they overstep their mandate. just after the arrests police insisted the party was breaking colbert 19 rules by holding public meetings. so much traffic. but we're just making sure people are here to the laws of the country that

jim john, in a huge setback for liverpool, the united nations cultural body unesco has stripped the english to the of its world heritage status. the decision came after concerns about development in the city, particularly along liverpool waterfront, being put on us goes world heritage list often leads to huge financial rewards through investments and tourism. but losing it could also have the opposite effect . the heritage list include globally recognizable sites including egypt, pyramids and the great wall of china, unesco committee meeting and china. this year is considering 17 other cultural and natural fights to add to its list this year. need barker has reaction from liverpool after unesco decision. it is the city that kept the british empire afloat . its 19th century edifice is a testament to generations of global trade and commerce. a time when britain ruled the waves for 17 years, liverpool is iconic waterfront stood alongside india's taj mahal and the great wall of china, the united nations world heritage list. but maternity brought changes that armed to every one's liking. in a re

i'm a hammer, jim john ransomware attacks are becoming a global security threat. hacker is break into computer systems, lock up files, and hold them for ransom. as the name suggests, many cyber criminal networks are believe to be in russia with most of their victims in the u. s. a recent attack on an american i t for crippled, nearly $1500.00 businesses around the world. this prompted us president joe biden to demand action from the kremlin. he told latimer potent to stop the hackers. if not the us may retaliate by attacking ransomware servers. when the pair met in geneva last month bite, and a put in a list of 16 critical infrastructure sectors that he said were off limits to cyber attacks. us politicians have been urging biden to do more well. spec, when we're already coming from historically, it's not. not sponsored by mistake, expect them to actually give them enough information back. and secondly, that we've set up the case, you found a regular basis to be able to communicate to one another when you think something happened in other countries in the hall. and so it went, well, yo

jim john foreign troops are leaving afghan a stand after 20 years of war. us president joe biden surprise many by bringing forward the end of operations to august 30. first. the afghan taliban as quickly filling the power vacuum that will be left behind. fighters have made swift gains in the past few months, capturing districts and border crossings with iran and turkmenistan afghan government forces barely resisted more than 1000 soldiers actually fled to tickets down earlier this week, the taller bond says it now controls 85 percent of the country it's delegates have been meeting russia's envoy to have tennis down in moscow. they say they have the best interest for their country's future at heart. you could do a bond issue. understanding the islamic emerett of afghanistan has contact with the people, and they are asking for a situation is changing so fast. this means that it is the people who want us, afghans trust us, more him in us get. we think the outcome of the negotiations will be important, but at the same time we believe and is slamming state structure will be the most acceptable

i'm 100 jim john. nearly all foreign troops are expected to leave afghanistan by the end of august. most american and nato forces have already departed. the taliban is rapidly filling the power vacuum, taking huge swaths of territory with little resistance from afghan forces. in response, the government in kabul has put all but 3 of afghan, or stands 34 provinces under a nighttime curfew. us defense secretary lloyd austin says this will give african troops a better chance to fight back. i think the 1st thing to do is to make sure that they can slow the momentum and then and then be able to put themselves in a position where they can re take some of the games that the taliban. some of the ground that they've lost. so i think, i think from my engagement with the afghan leadership, they are committed to that and. and so we look forward to, to them making progress, they have, they have that capabilities. i have a capacity to, to, to make progress and to, and to really begin to blunt some of the taliban advances. the taller bonds, rapid advances, particularly worrying for afghans who wor

i'm hammer, jim john. lebanon is thinking deeper into political and economic turmoil. prime minister designate science, how did he has stepped down again after the latest failure to form a new government? he and president michelle our own are blaming each other. many lebanese vented their anger on the streets of bade wood. the country hasn't had a government in 9 months. its currency has lost nearly all its value, pushing many into poverty, food medicine and fuel are in short supply. france has called another international aid conference for lebanon on august 4th, a year after the bay route port explosion destroyed much of the capital will bring in our guests in a moment. first, this report from santa holder, a long political struggle has just become more difficult to resolve. lebanon's prime minister designate, sad and heady has been locked in a 9 months power struggle with president michelle has failed to form his 4th governments. that's not a hunter res. so i met with the president and he demanded what i deem as substantial change to the formation of the government. i suggested to

i'm a hammer, jim. john, scientists have long warned that climate change will lead to more extreme weather. we've seen 3 examples just this week. devastating flash floods in europe. wildfires in siberia and the u. s. in canada are facing another heat wave. at least 150 people have died in what's being called once in a century. floods across western germany, belgium and the netherlands. rescuers are scrambling to find more than a 1000 people who are still missing. fast moving flood waters swept away cars, submerged villages, and triggered landslides. some areas recorded more than double the average rainfall for july in just 24 hours. the water was still here. we try to get in the house and get everything up on the like. highest point in the house. so and then we just grabbed, also some stuff that we could see about. we knew, okay, this is important and now we just left, people are saying that this might happen like for now every 510 years or something like that. i'm not sure. and i mean like we try to learn f

i'm hammer, jim john. it's often said that sports bring people together, major global of in straw, tens of thousands of fans, athletes, journalists, and support staff. so this makes them prime targets for potential attacks. 3 un counterterrorism agencies and the door based international center for sport security have launched what they call the 1st global guide on securing major sporting events is happening as tournaments postponed by the pandemic resume. their schedule that includes the european football championships, taking place now and the tokyo summer olympic set to begin later this month. the document highlights emerging threats such as drone attacks and cybersecurity risks with criminals, potentially hacking critical facilities. the 36 story of the 972 summer olympics in munich. the 2009 there is to take against the alarm come creek, a team, and the boston marathon bomb being of 2017. as well as many other effects against other sporting qu, ends of cream line. those of these awful realty sporting e

at this time with your continued consideration i'd like to invite jim wonderman, c.e.o., and john grubbc.o.o. of the bay area council to address the commission after which the bay council team and staff will be available to answer your questions. thank you. jim? >> thanks very much. i appreciate your presentation. and president brandon and members of the commission and director forbes and the team, you know, is very impressive day to listen in on all of the items before you. and a tremendous amount of respect for the port of san francisco which i worked with during two administrations that i have served in san francisco and just have the greatest regard for what you do. this is a really big day i think for the bay area council, long awaited as well as for the port of san francisco and the sea and county of san francisco. what we are doing is bringing back an historic -- large historic artifact back to the waterfront. this vessel as the headquarters at pier 5. and then ultimately it was sold to another company that took it to stockholm and that's where it's been for three decades. we mad

second question goes to farmer jim. johndeere or maybe both? >> you've got to remember what makes these stocks tick individually deere is catalyst play, caterpillar is an infrastructure play certainly deere has earth moving equipment. but if your play is on continued agricultural growth, maybe because china is going to live up to the terms of the 2019 trade deal, then deere is the way to play it that's been the bigger winner than cat in the past several years. infrastructure is what i believe in more. i would be a bigger believer in cat but they should both do fine >> cat trumps deere. okay is delta stock going to increase in altitude -- i see what you did, derrick -- or is now a good time to abort -- i guess the landing. a lot of airline puns in there what do we do with airline stock? >> we're definitely not aborting it and we absolutely 100% are going to continue to see this stock rise delta, throughout the pandemic, had done everything right that you would want to see from a consumer-facing company. let's just forget that

jim and john langley merkle has called the floods a catastrophe, and will visit the region on sunday, boston before some germantown of f stud. it was rush hour when the water quickly inundated highway number 265 near ash stopped catching unexpected drivers and passengers by surprise. soldiers and rescue workers tried to reach dropped cars, finding out everyone made it out in time. we hope that they made it out of their cars, but we are not sure. and we can guarantee that. perhaps people in the cars, we could not check all cars. and if you see the quality of the water, also the check with diversity of no use looking at how challenging it is to free this one highway. it becomes clear that's recovery will take time. it's hard to imagine the kind of people stuck in traffic when the road probably filled up with walker. reinforcements have now come from all over germany, because not only were residents completely taken by surprise by the flock. they also completely overwhelmed government services. during his visit to ash dot german president, frank wild shine maya told survivors they will g

now jim and john's langley michael is meeting us president joe biden at the white house during her last official visit to the united states before she steps down his german chancellor. later this year. it is a farewell trip for a politician who semen office has spent for american presidency earlier on. thursday. merkel met the vice president common harris and received an honorary doctorate from johns hopkins university in recognition of her leadership during the global pandemic life. now the white house about correspondent can be how kit, kimberly, she's a bit like the queen. she's lived so many world leaders, and she's always been in a position of power. but why are they doing it now? i mean, she's there til september after all said and done. yeah, it's right. many people sort of wonder what can be accomplished, given the fact that she's not in office for much longer, but it was important for the biden administration to underscore the importance of the relationship between the united states in germany. and that's why this is really just the 5th foreign visit to the white house by a for

john lewis voting rights act. it needs to be signed into law, and we also need to pass hr one. our citizens can't wait any longer. and i want to echo our majority whip, jim clyburn talked about the john lewis voting rights act. has -- if they did that for amy coney barrett, we ought to do it for the lack and brown people that live in texas, georgia, florida, all the states that are trying to make it harder for our constituents to exercise their right to vote. we need to get this done today. time is of the essence, we cannot wait. states are going to start to ramp up these efforts. again, texas -- governor abbott has called the legislator back in session to work on these things. you will see the most racist redistricting that you have seen since the voting rights act outlawed things like at large districts. and we need something to help protect the brave men and women that you see standing behind me today that are risking so much for voting rights in this country. and before i turned it over to the congressman, i just want greg abbott and the republican leaders in texas, florida, georgia and anywhere else to know that we are not going to stop. we are alwa

when i got to the united states senate at a time when we had guys like jim riesling and john thurmanast, even then if you were to filibuster, you had to stand on the floor and hold the floor, and that's why strahm, i think, set the record of 24 straight hours. don't hold me to the number. so you had to -- there were significantly fewer filibusters in those days. in the middle of the civil rights movement. >> let me talk to you about that. >> well, let me finish my answer because i'll tell you what i'd do. i'd go back to where you have to maintain the floor. you have to stand there and talk and hold the floor. >> that was president biden last night during a cnn town hall, criticizing republican-led attempts to curb voting rights but refusion to call an end to filibusters. joining us now, karine jean-pierre. thanks for getting up early for us. >> hey, jon. >> we were talking about the vote which failed yesterday, but there are thoughts and hopes that things will pick up again for early next week. so you tell us. what does the white house think about what happened yesterday and how hope

future of america freedoms, jim jordan, energy climate, representative graves. american security, john katko. and china accountability, michael mccaul. under the leadership, these task forces will work over the next couple of months to build on the aagendaa that we released last year when we are in the majority in 2023 will be much different. many of you recall, you received a schedule of the calendar for congress. the minute the democrats won their victory in georgia, what did they do? they canceled the schedule. now we found six months later all they have done is develop a crisis. the republican conference will have the answers and solutions and lay them out to the american public. as we move into this weekend, just six months of the biden administration, highest gas prices in seven years as many want to hit the road. inflation grew at the fastest rate since 2008. crime, last weekend, more than 70 shootings in chicago. just watch the weeks before man and woman pulled from their car in broad daylight and shot and killed on the streets of chicago. just a few weeks ago, we watched a you

jim. out here correspondent there. john is live on the line from june as well. as mohammed was mentioning that the president statement follows revelations of a judicial investigation into a less corruption by the 3 main parties. it was opened almost 2 weeks before precedence i. e. used his emergency powers to dismiss the prime minister antifreeze, the parliament though the case doesn't appear linked to his recent actions. it does put more pressure on the president's opponents judges are looking into whether and not had the largest party in the governing coalition and others wrongly received foreign funds before elections. back in 2019. let's talk now to sheriff l cutty. he joins his live on the line from genus as well. he's formerly a parliament, re on political affairs officer in tunis, shut f l county. welcome 12 to 0. so this isn't a coup, it's something else. what is it if it's not a qu, what, let's say it's a kind of a piece of professional for us. it's for such a through article 80, over the constitution. and the prison by side is being that say honestly i

leading off our discussion tonight, jim mentally, a 21 year veteran of the senate who served as an adviser to senators harry reid and ted kennedy, also john heroin an msnbc lash will affairs analyst and host of the hell and high-water podcast from the recount. and jim, at 21 years in the senate you have roughly three times my experience in the senate. so you are the senior senate voice tonight. so we deferred to you on all of this and so where do you think we are on this recognizing that whenever a bill is going to pass by just one boat it's always near death until it passes and it's always near death until it dies and so it's very hard to tell. it's actual health condition in the moment. >> here's my bat analogy, it seems to me like wearing kind of a place where we're on the airline flight from hell and weather pattern around the airport circling around around is planning the plane. here one of the problems we have is that we have too many pockets trying to have to figure out where this thing is going to land and i'm trying to figure out a way to say that this bill isn't dead, and it's not dead but it's got a lot of work to do to get rea

we know this all too well, as many times as you marched with martin luther king, with john louis, jimrrested but it was also peaceful. yet when republicans helped those with the january 6 riots destroying the property, destroying capitol hill property, and yet nothing happened. very interesting. but we will continue to march peacefully. and if it means getting arrested, we will do that. because that's the only way change is coming for black america. >> and you've compared this moment to the civil rights movement of the '60s all the way up to the '90s and 2010s and others when i was going to jail for police brutality and other things. and you cannot get the george floyd bill or some of the other things, can't get any of that done if we don't protect our right to vote and vote in legislators that will get it done. >> absolutely. what's happening across the united states, we had members of the texas statehouse in washington. we met with them because we see what state legislating bodies are doing. because they know if they suppress the vote, they know we know -- to silence the progress we

jim. >> all right. joe johns, thanks for that. and with me now is carrie swisher. a contributing opinion writer for "the new york times" and host of "sway and pivot podcast." nobody has more access to the biggest players in tech than she does. it is so great to have you with us. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> yeah. last hour, i don't know if you saw this. but i asked dr. anthony fauci about this impact of vaccine misinformation. let's listen to that, and let's talk about it on the other side. >> if you look at the extraordinary, historic success in eradicating small pox and eliminating polio, for most of the world. and we are on the brink of eradicating polio. if we had had the pushback for vaccines, the way we're seeing on certain media, i don't think it would have been possible, at all, to not only eradicate small pox. we probably would, still, have small pox and we probably would, still, have polio in this country if we had the kind of false information that's being spread, now. if we had that, back decades ago, i would be certain that we'd still have polio

marxist lennon, its political system, and boosting supreme leader she jim payne, who enjoys more power than any leader since now, john is brian of state capitalism, whether the global financial crisis, while many richer nations floundered despite initially mishandling the corona virus outbreak which started and we were trying as economy is back on course, most other countries are still barely coming out of lockdown. but while china celebrates there is growing international unhappiness about china's more aggressive approach on the world stage, about the oppression of we're muslims and shinji young and about the dismantling of freedom in hong kong. and the crossover now to correspond with pulling our who is following the celebrations in beijing mathias. i just like to begin by asking you, we heard during the ceremonies the president she's paying that china would no longer be bullied. what message is he trying to send? the world well, the message is 1st and foremost, to the chinese people. the communist party defines the legacy at this committee by what they call, having liberated china from foreign powers, from colonia

plusstephen welcomes jim gaffigan and musical guest jp saxe and john mayer, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ( cheering ) ( audience chanting stephen ) >> stephen: happy thursday. hey, everybody! hey, chris! hey, mike! what's going on? thank you, ladies and gentlemen! all of ya. good to see ya! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ thank you, gentlemen. mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. wwwelcome, welcome, everybody, o "the late show." i'm your shows stephen colbert. it is on nights like this that i understand the privilege, the responsibility of a show like this - to come out here and talk with you, the american people, about the events today that will forever change the course of our nation's history, or not. ( laughter ) too early to tell. but i do know this: today the former president's company was indicted by new york prosecutors. (audience goes wild) >> jon: the bell rung. >> stephen: the bell tolled. and -- and -- around i want to join you in that feeling, but i have been hurt t

john. let's get support now jim is here. thank you. mariam israeli football club. beta has cooled off a friendly with boss alina. after the spanish side refused to play the match in west teresa and israel considered the entire city of jerusalem as it undivided capsule for the palestinian seek, occupied east jerusalem of the capital of any future states. they tell us owner says he canceled the game, which is due to take place on august the 4th because he refused to given what he said was a political demand. bossa a yes to comment after it was cancelled at last year due to the fact that it golf open championship is back and it's a former when leading the way off the day one, the 2010 champion stays and had what he described as the perfect round off and he shot free fix before the set the pace. 6 on the south african man inform. he's been runner up into majors this year. just one shot behind him is another claret jug winner. and jordan, his route included 4 consecutive buddies on his front 9. broad seneca gave the fans at wilso

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this is a hospital that treated john paul ii and francis will be there for at least the next seven days. jim lobby of that hospital during john paul ii, during his treatment there. so how many days before he is likely to leave? >> reporter: so they're saying it is seven days, jim. barring any complications. obviously in a case like this, they have to wait and see how the recovery goes. it is going to be some important days coming up. we'll keep you posted. jim. >> watching very closely there. delia gallagher live in rome outside of the hospital. thanks very much. >>> and thanks all of you for joining us this today. we hope you find a good way to enjoy this holiday weekend. hope the weather is nice where you are. i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour" with boris sanchez sitting in today, starts right now. >>> hello. i'm boris sanchez in for kate bolduan. here is what we're watching at this hour. the search resumes, a renewed effort at the site of a florida condo collapse after the rest of the building was demolished overnight. more than 120 people still missing. >>> plus taking aim at florida. tropi

tom: i do not thanks we will hear it with jim bullard or michael mckee, but john, -- jon you wonder where the voices are will say let us go. tom: the extreme -- jonathan: extreme accommodation is one thing and positioning for rate hikes is another. the reason some fed officials are not keen on the former, this is where people start to run towards the latter. the sequencing of this is important. if you start tapering then you and i will have a conversation about lift off. only some people on the fed wanted to happen. tom: it is this tantrum, everyone agrees to that. is it feasible with our lack of knowledge that a central bank can accommodate a society and system without tantrum? that is unproven. jonathan: anthony roth joins us. why are yields lower and why is curve flatter? anthony: i wish i knew the answer to the question, and i think we do not see the forest for the trees, we need to step back from a lot of the gyrations we see recently and project where the 10 year will be, on labor day at the ee -- or at the year and we believe it will be higher through the year. inflation is going t

conway points to, is that he turned them all into liars because bill barr and don mcgahn and jim mattis and johnw at every last cellular particle of their being that he was fundamentally unfit to serve. how does that stain of everybody that was in there, everybody that was around him ever get erased? >> i don't think it ever gets erased. i think history is not going to look back well on anybody who enabled donald trump because he is a damaged man who has damaged the country. he has polluted the civic dialogue. he fomented an insurrection at the capitol. he thumbed his nose at the rule of law, and he continues to propagate obviously the big lie about the election, but also all sorts of damaging untruths about the electoral process, about race and other things, core american values. but what is dangerous about the moment that we're this is most of those people i don't think care about history and how it will look at them. secondarily, the republicans right now are trying to rewrite history before it is even accounted for, and that's why you had this struggle over the january 6th investigation. we

and we are back to jim i think. >> yes thank you very much john.ust to start us off, before i even ask a question let's encourage everyone to please enter your own questions in the q&a box. and keep going on that basis. the tariff was a main source of income back then, do think lincoln would be in favor of higher tariffs today say on china? >> i think the whole tariff formula proved to be not enough to do what we needed to do in terms of infrastructure. this is the whole argument during the 19th century tariffs were used to fund some infrastructure. but it was not enough. is it a good way to finance these things? i will leave that to the historians, to the financial analyst. i would think what we do need is a broad-based sustainable way of financing this. whether it's public-private or through bonds or through carbon taxes so many proposals we get that discussion going you don't invest in your house, need to replace the heating the air conditioning all of these things wear out. if you don't do that you're looking at problems. so the house is our na