john. although never a favourite with critics. newton john was a multi platinum selling artist who sales topped 100000000 albums with hits, including physical. wow. that's pretty amazing. i feel humbled by her husband announced her death on social media saying she passed away peacefully at her ranch in southern california. on monday, john easterling went on to call his wife a symbol of triumphs and hope for over 30 years, sharing her journey with breast cancer. he asked it those wanting to honor her memory donate to the olivia newton john foundation for cancer research. the australian native was very public about her decades long battle with breast cancer after 1st being diagnosed in 1992 fans around the world been mourning her death in california. many gathered at the site have her star on the hollywood walk of fame. for me, it's hard. when your idols die is just like even a piece of your family. you because you grew up with her music. this would be out of a lot of dark. she beautiful lady, a great vocalist. great actors were real

arthur hold their games but we come back with john with a match point. r ashe beats john alexander and four sets. he has done what he came to do. he's in the finals in a position to win his first major championship since winning force of the 1968. he'll face the winner of the bjorn borg match either of which is a formidable match. for our third simple there are no uncertain terms the 1975 the year of arthur ashe in the world of tennis and a place to start is in dallas. earlier in the week the world's first 24 karat solid gold tennis ball were $33,333 was presented to arthur by founder of the hager company. arthur's scoreboard points in a contest to win down to the final week of the season. arthur's consistency and beating out 83 other players for the top spot was an early indication that 1975 would be his ear. rudd labor in bjorn borg semi finals provides the dallas crowd with the most rest taking tennis since 72 which experts refer to as the greatest tennis match ever. bjorn is facing maybe the best player in the history of tennis. at 366 abroad is twice

they did a little bit better although no site that 100% of what they wanted. john was wonderful at that and that's partly how we developed a friendship that started and i think we first met each other knew each other work together ring to debate over the gulf war of 1991. president bush in a vote on party lines the democrats and republicans worked together in the story that i tell people about john and real quickly to his president to campaign he said you know people ask me about climate change and i wasn't giving a good answer. i don't know much about the subject and i know you're interested in this. maybe we can work together on it. we worked together and put out a climate change bill that didn't get 60 votes that we got about 55 or 56 but john would say let's go back. you were very personal in this book about challenges you had along the way and with human nature the way it is and the like had some tough problems with that surgery. really i think the hard part for you was to talk clearly in this book about period of time where you are addicted to opioids and how

a week. how about john? are saying that if you force them to work, listen to this, a younger, wider and more male-dominated workforce. now, that has left wing woke written all over it. >> sandra: how is apple supposed to respond to that? >> john: they have to respond to that. i was very pleased to see and the other articles, zuckerberg says you know, realistically, a bunch of people at the company who shouldn't be here. elon musk said people have to do a 40-hour work week to go into the office. when i was a child, admittedly three centuries ago, but started to work, you suited up and you went to work. >> sandra: and you make your bed first. >> larry: i got that. >> sandra: and they are quiet quitting now. >> larry: you got to know your colleagues better, cooperative, and hash out problems. we all can't just stick around in our little home offices and do as we want. there have to be rules. companies have to have rules. >> sandra: can you imagine if we were on the tv screen and never interated like we do in th

keller said a variation. johnrke said a variation of it and might bell the case that malcolm got it from them. he finally said -- by every means necessary, he got something they had been circulating for a couple of years. you see it in the organization of african-american unity. its founding document we know that founding document that was attributed to malcom x authorship-wise, written by john ol' her killens and john henry clarke. so they were professional writers. they were quoting malcolm. he was quoting them. >> paule and malcolm had a close for instanceship. he into call her in the middle of the night when he was not able to sleep and talk and ask her for advice, and also helped her, and he was at her house oar a new year's party, the new year's before he was killed, and she said she -- he sat the entire evening with his back up against the wall. >> i would be -- >> connection because of the west indian background at all. >> i'm not sure that's what it was. i think they were in political circles, and actuall

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suite to a cell. >> john: begin with china'smessage straight to washington. the speaker has departed but the threats are just beginning. chinese warships just miles off taiwan preparing for live fire drills scheduled to begin tomorrow. expected to be the most provocative in 25 years. >> gillian: a direct challenge to areas that taiwan considers its coastline. one senior chinese official says the u.s. must pay a price for its mistake. the white house says, though, they are not fussed. take a listen. >> we expected the chinese would have some sort of show of force, even a muscular reaction and they appear to be doing that. but we urge them not to escalate tensions any further than they already are. >> john: greg palkot has more, but first to aishah hasnie, live from the white house. >> hey, john, good afternoon to you. the white house is urging china to stop escalating this situation but it does not really have a good answer as to what happened, what the consequences are for china if china doesn't stop escalating. meantime, china

sounds like a suspicious john roberts, it was a fascinating interview with harris, really was. >> john: and she clapped back at him, too, when he suggested that she didn't want anything good to get done for this country. good on harris. back to one of our top stories. u.s. taking an al-qaeda leader al-zawahri, president biden is being lauded for the operation, but as predicted, afghanistan is a breeding ground for al-qaeda, as he was not found hiding but in a posh district of kabul. so it's a good thing al-zawahri is gone, but biden said we could pull out of afghanistan because al-qaeda is not there anymore. remember this? >> look, let's put this thing in perspective here. what interest do we have in afghanistan at this point with al-qaeda gone? we went to afghanistan for the express purpose of getting rid of al-qaeda in afghanistan as well as, as well as getting osama bin laden. and we did. >> john: clearly not the case that al-qaeda was gone from afghanistan, and then the idea of another, the interior minister for the taliban is letting al-zawahri parade around in one of his houses,

the justice department saying a special master, sandra and john, not needed. tucked away at the bottom of this 36-page document last night, this photograph, it's the first one we have seen from the documents taken inside mar-a-lago, they are labelled secret, top secret and sci, sandra, stands for sensitive compartmented information, the highest levels of classification we are talking about here. the documents in the photo are mixed in with a box that shows a framed magazine cover of the former president. one of the parts of the filing last night reads of most concern was that highly classified records were unfoldered, intermixed with other records. it continues as initial matter the former president lacks standing to seek judicial relief or oversight as to presidential records because records do not belong to him. the presidential records act makes clear the united states has complete ownership, possession and control of them. sandra, trump's team wants a special master but doj says just not needed. in early june, department of justice team went to mar-a-lago t

find your relief in store or online. >> john: a fox news alert. americans that will free of federal money to fight the virus. it can cause bumps and fatigue and chills on many parts of the body that are like glass shards scraping across your skin. this comes as the biden administration has come under fire for its slow response and slow roll-out of vaccines because they forgot to order them. >> better late than never. 11 pro golfers have filed a lawsuit against the pga over their recent suspensions. the group was suspended after signing contracts with the saudi-backed league. madison alworth has more. what is this lawsuit about? >> anita, these golfers are trying to prove that the pga is anti-competitive and their behavior is harming the players. the battle with pga and liv golf is just growing. bryson dechambeau is confident things will get figured out. >> we'll figure it out legally or whether they come to the table and work out terms. i think it will wash itself out in the future. >> the pga not so confident. in a statement to current members, i

we hear from both sides and had a democrat on with us last hour, senator. johnesident biden's plans he is about to announce and he defended the move earlier, listen. >> it's not an inflation issue, although everybody wants to holler about inflation. this is really an opportunity for these people that will receive these benefits to be able to get their act together. they are delaying their marriage, delaying the opportunities as they try to pay off this debt. this gives them a necessary break. >> sandra: your reaction to that, senator. >> well, obviously it's inflationary if you spend $300 billion or more at a time when we have record high inflation. and contributes to inflation in college tuition. one of the most inflationary sectors, going to college, saving to put a kid through college. and what john says people getting their act together, these are people who took out loans, did so willingly and freely, they need to pay off their loans just like every other american needs to pay off their mortgage or their small business loan or the loan they took to buy that

john. hard to believe it's been a year. >> john: it's so hard for a parent, too, because you know that yourt that's what they sign up for. but when it's a situation like this they were sent in as scott mann was saying earlier because the situation there just became so chaotic and atenable, and then the worst happens like that, as a parent it's even more difficult to make sense of this. >> sandra: we remember a utah marine staff sergeant taylor hoover and the 12 other u.s. troops killed during the american pullout in the airport attack. thanks to his parents for joining us. we'll be right back. blendjet's summer sale is on now! cool off with this hot deal on blendjet 2. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even frozen fruit, and make a smoothie any time, anywhere. blendjet cleans itself. just add a drop of soap, water, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now on blendjet.com and kick off the new year right! do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy -

>> aishah: barbecue. >> john: you like the buffalo sauce? >> aishah: not aoo spicy for me. >> john: it's very messy. honey garlic. you really have to wash your hands immediately. >> aishah: so good. >> john: best kind of finger lickin' good. >> aishah: controversy, teachers' unions are compared to extremists, watch for yourself. >> we don't agree on everything in new jersey, but we all agree our kids deserve a world class education. so extremists start attacking our schools, that's not who we are. people who only want to fight to score political points should take that somewhere else. >> aishah: ok, yeah, that took a turn. bring in cory deangelo, senior fellow at the american federation for children. cory, thanks for joining us, appreciate it. video has almost 100,000 views in five days. the comment section is closed, no surprise there, i wonder why. when i hear the ad and shows what appear to be parents, you can only imagine are parents, and they call them extremists, i think to myself haven't we been here before? >> yep. >> aishah: and it has not worked? >

of course it's like a graveyard for birds. johnchange is now firmly on the american agenda and a political system known more of late for its paralysis has shown it is capable of progress too. laura: for more on how this climate bill would cut polluting emissions, we are joined from the white house by president biden's deputy national climate advisor. welcome to the program. president biden was in kentucky today, where there has been historic and deadly flooding. how will this climate bill help people who have lost everything? >> what we are seeing in climate change is not a problem on the horizon, it is in our communities right now. it has cost our country just last year over $125 billion in damages, lives disrupted, lives lost. we have to take action right now. that's what this bill and the president's leadership is going to allow us to do. laura: but you are also allowing an expansion of drilling for oil. you had to do that to get the boat of the key u.s. senator. doesn't not go against your aim of reducing polluting emissions? >

of course i'm what a life i'm want to legacy. olivia newton, john leaves us. yes, she was an icon, an international icon. and another legend that we've lost and she had a, a career that spanned 60 years. and part of her success was that she didn't just stay in her lane. so as far as music went, she was a 4 time grammy winner. she had top 10 hits and pop country adult contemporary and dance and physical and in the u. honest in, in the united states are radio station. some of them banned the song because they said it was to provocative into sexual so as to have it well out of it. i will say that's true. but her, her biggest legacy that she leaves behind has to be her role as sandy and greece. and it has to be the thought a with a bath, it's a mood, the hair, the tight pants. i love it. great song. i think everybody loves that song. on in the scene. of course, we saw her co star john travolta, who is among those who has been expressing his grief shock at this. now, he said, i love you so much, we will see you down the road and we will all be together again. yours

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military thinks the trip is not a good idea right now. johnhat, by a reporter challenging him on that. we have turned the sound from secretary of state blinken, antony blinken just spoke while kirby was updating from the white house and said this, greg. >> if the speaker does decide to visit and china tries to create some kind of crisis or otherwise escalate tensions, that would be entirely on beijing. we are looking for them in the event she decides to visit to act responsibly and not to engage in any escalation. >> sandra: make the case, some mixed messages coming from them on this. >> yeah, clearly job one, sandra, for the white house, for the biden administration, is to make things keep cool in that region. clearly they have to protect speaker pelosi, they have to maintain some security there and that's why they have not just the u.s.s. ronald reagan, but other aircraft, there are other vessels in the region ready to step in if there is anything untoward and beijing has been rattling the sabers for the past several days. so, that is job on

course, there's expectations that people have for wanting to hear how you connect these writers, john awilliams and paule marshall, to a contemporary world. i just assumeor as you get into your presentations and say all the things you want to say, we'll see some obvious resonances to thean contemporary world, andld we'll just let tha, we'll let that go from there. but i don't d want to, i don't want to box you in with respect tot what it is you wanted to say and what you're prepared to do. so to begin, i'm going to ask pa bet call -- in alphabetical order, i'm going to ask larry to open up with his reflections and information, and we'll go there will. i'm assuming -- >> i think what we want to do is we're going to have a conversation, keith, and we would love for you to participate -- >> yeah, i'm going to get in, but i want you to say your piece. >> yep. and, you know, we won't have -- there won't be a problem with that. as we were talking, we thought it might be fascinating to, for mary ellen to get started and to open this up. so i'm actually going to defer tond her -- >> cool. >> --

it has me very, very concerned. >> john: no question that is a real problematic situation. n michael waltz, always good to spend time with you. thank you. >> thank you, john. >> sandra: update expected any moment now, and possibly the final pieces in the heartbreaking mystery of a missing teenager after a body was found in the search for 16-year-old keily rodni. a briefing in moments could give us answers. plus, freebies in new york city, and pete hegseth and more coming up in a brand-new hour. veteran homeowners, newday wants to help you use your va home loan benefit to get more. more cash, more savings, more peace of mind. the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. up to $60,000 or more. veterans are saving an average of $615 every month. with more ways to help more veteran families, no bank, no lender, no one knows veterans like newday usa. your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visi

and remembering the start and social impact of libya, newton john, a singer actress and activist, has died at the age of $73.00. ah, i'm pablo follies. welcome to the program. ukraine is calling for a demilitarized zone around europe's biggest nuclear power station. keven to moscow have been trading blame for shelling at these upper region nuclear facility in russian occupied ukraine over the weekend. the head of the united nations antonio, who to fish as warned that any attack on a nuclear power plant is quote, suicidal he wants access to the site for international inspectors. i hope that those affects well ukraine's president of volunteers, zalinski has accused russia of nuclear blackmail in his latest video address, he calls on the world to impose sanctions against russia's nuclear industry. acting like from we are actively informing the world about russia, nuclear blackmail about the shelling and mining of this upper region nuclear power plants. there are already appropriate reactions from the international community, but we need to speed up actions and response or russia will not

he does not live in a mansion in new jersey like his opponent. [booing] john knows the hard work we put in to support labor and working families. he shows up. he fights for us. he leaves no one behind. it is exactly what he did for years, both as a mayor of braddock and knaus lieutenant governor. -- now as lieutenant governor. [applause] i know that is what he will do once he becomes our next senator. nice crowd, thank you all for being here. it is my pleasure and honor to introduce john and gisele fetterman. [applause] ♪ [chanting] >> i'm going to bring the mic up, so it's ready for him. hello erie you are beautiful. [cheering] i'm so happy to see you. thank you, every single one of you for being here today, to welcome john back to the campaign trail. [cheering] for those of you who don't know me, i am gisele, the second lady of pennsylvania. or my favorite way to say it. i'm thrilled to be here to be introducing john fetterman, my husband, your lieutenant governor, a stroke survivor. [cheering] and the next senator of pennsylvania. [applause] i cannot tell y

i go, no car box leader then announced a partial military mobilization. as air by john accused are media of breaking the 2020 ceasefire. or there were those because of the feller the republic off as a by john has repeatedly stated that the presence of armenian armed forces and illegal armenian armed formations, in the territories of other by john, were rushing peacekeepers. a temporarily stationed remains a source of danger. contrary to the joint statement of the militarization of those territories, the complete withdrawal of armenian 3 and the disarmament of illegal armenian armed detachments absolutely necessary, such as armine, as prime minister responded by saying is thereby sean has repeatedly violated the cease fire. nicole passion. yon also criticize the role of russian peacekeepers should monger theory kind call for the continuous and deteriorating violations of the sci fi regime. along the contact line, the cases of physically and psychologically intimidating. the armenians of nicole car back and the presence of peacekeepers are simply unacceptable. it's becomi

john f. kennedy with a tune of 83%. only 5% of americans disapprove of john f. kennedy's job approval at that time. we rallied around our young president at a time when we were fighting for hearts and minds with the soviet union. we know how important it was to put all we had a behind this -- inexperienced, callow president. that is the fire. the brake comes in 1962 with the cuban missile crisis. we found ourselves on the brink of possible nuclear -- largely as a result of the failed -- that emboldens khrushchev. we come as close as we have ever come to the brink of nuclear disaster. these 13 harrowing days. i was talking about my friend hue sidey. he talked about meeting with john f. kennedy at the height of the cuban missile crisis. it was at night. kennedy and hugh had a long conversation in the oval office. kennedy decided he wanted to go skinny dipping. hugh said, i don't have a suit. >> he said, you don't need one. he leaves the white house that night and goes through those black gates. he doesn't know whether there is going to be tomorrow. that is how dark

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john travolta. it is one of the highest grsing musicals of all time. producing singles and a lifelong friends or between olivia newton john and john travolta. >> i think we both had crushes on each other but we were seeing other people. >> travolta was quick to react to the news of the death of his friend. he posted your danny, your john. never a favorite with critics but she was a multiplatinum selling artist whose sales topped 100 million albums with hits including physical. her husband announced the death on social media, saying that she passed away peacefully at her ranch in southern california on monday. john easterling went on to call his wife a single of triumph and hope over the 30 year journey of breast cancer. he asked that those wanting to honor her memory donate to the olivia newton-john foundation for cancer research. fans around the world have been mourning her death. many gathered at the sight of her star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> for me, it hits hard. when your idols die, it is like a piece of your family. >> her music took me out of a lot of dark time

but there's a swarm of crises here coming together, john. the political crisis since the assassination over a year ago of the president. there's an emergency interim government. its support is crumbling, and frankly the idea of elections in this kind of violence absurd. analysts reporting 30% inflation. enormous queues for gasoline. fears about possible food or cash shortages. people going week by week wondering when society here might tip over the edge. and of course that gang violence, you hear the occasional crackle from the balcony where i'm standing here over the past day or so. it's clear that gangs are better equipped at times than the police who are frankly begging out for better armor. the armored vehicle that we were in, haitian police have one of those in the whole country. the police are asking for better equipment because the gangs are well equipped and they seem pretty organized with a plan, which are making people in this, the capital city, where there isn't much of a government to speak of, very nervous week by week as to when

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cunningham: give me a deep breath and blow out. johnther issue she's monitoring. dr. cunningham: you said you're still using a little bit. are you using safe? snorting, not doing anything iv. john: cunningham, a family practice physician, treats drug addiction in her patients just like any other medical condition like high blood pressure or diabetes. if they're not ready to stop using drugs, she wants them to use them safely. dr. cunningham: i am concerned the last time that happens, you had an overdose and i don't want you to overdose again. my treatment plans incorporate safe use tips, safe consumption tips, a 1-800 number to never use alone. reviewing how to use narcan. so i want people to leave feeling empowered and equipped with the information because it is a chronic disease. rerrence of use is going to happen. so if we know that is going to happen, why do we give the individual in front of us, share the knowledge i have so that i can you next week at your next appointment. see you two weeks later. john: it's an approach she belie

but the book begins with a prologue. it is john f. kennedy, right after going mano a mano with nikita khrushchev at the summit, the superpower summit in vienna. kennedy goes in this glamorous, elegant figure, potentially dashing figure on the world stage. we have these high expectations. and khrushchev goes in thinking that he's very callow and can be exploited. kennedys performance over those two days against the very truculent, very pugnacious nikita khrushchev, leads khrushchev to believe that he is, and i'm quoting khrushchev, too intelligent and too weak. and kennedy knows that khrushchev has this impression. he goes back after these endless two days of meetings with khrushchev to the american embassy in vienna and he talks to scotty weston, who's a reporter from the new york times. it's an off-the-record conversation in which kennedy concedes that he has been savaged, those are his words, by khrushchev. kennedy. it emboldens khrushchev to make the move in cuba and it's the resolution of that, that conflict between the two that gi

you shifted into john: shifted into a new gear -- shifted into a new gear. hn: we made adjustments. also, business conditions are improving us. drivers are doing well. they get $37 on average per hour, and we are much more on balance. year over year, our eta's, which is a great level of nervous levels, -- a great level of service levels, came down. emily: jobs numbers today were a surprise. how concerned are you about? the macro environment? with inflation, you have high gas prices and a recession looming john:. john:-- recession looming. john: we are watching it closely. when you have more people looking for flexible work with good earnings as we are seeing now, it does help us on the drivers side of the equation and riders are coming back because we are coming off the pandemic that hurt our business. there is a lot of headroom, and the driver's side of the equation improving is nice. emily: i spoke to your competition this week, the uber ceo who says he thinks huber is recession resistant. listen. to what he had to say. >> because we are in multiple busines

we have a candidate for all of us and his name is john fetterman. thank you, erie. [applause] >> and now, please welcome to the stage, erie city council vice president michael keyes. >> i want to take a moment to tell you how high the stakes are in the election. we must win this senate seat. winning the seat is critical especially for black and brown communities. for lgbt communities. for women's health rights. [applause] and so this is critical and so we must continue to move forward. i believe that many people may not be familiar with the braddock where mr. fetterman was mayor but a large percentage of that population looks just like me and so he was a great mayor. [applause] and i believe living in braddock and serving as their mayor has made him acutely aware of the different problems our communities are facing, not just in erie, pennsylvania but in pennsylvania and all across this country. [applause] and we know john fetterman will fight for us. [applause] because he has already done it in the town of braddock. he has already done it as lieutenant governor. in r

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