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the total was good across to political science as john campbell, eric who is senior editor for the issue in the side publication. and in fact, who was present at the summit in switzerland, john ex you're very welcome. you were invited to the, the much hyped gathering. tell us more about your role there and how much you think was accomplished as well. if i may put in perspective, i would something st. petersburg for the steps and then to bite it to the berlin reconstruction conference and then to the g to what the g 7 and then to this piece of it. so, so it's, it's been quite a 3 weeks and all of those events sort of build on the other, on this one, you know, was a production. and that's what it was designed to be. the problem is that if you had a, an event which didn't have the principles, and if i can sort of put that in into a little perspective. if i, if you're out 9 vague at your house and you come home and i've changed the locks, i'm inside. and then you give me a letter and you say, ok, in order for me to let you out, you need to do all these things. are letting me out, everything

we discussed the piece summit with john campbell at senior editor for the issue, insight publication, who i'm like, fighting was at the peace of mind in switzerland. he talked to some delegates and told us they've expressed their fatigue over yet another ukraine centric a bad while their national interests are being down tight. i was able to interact with a good number of the delegations that different levels and also interact with some of the journalists covering the event. and from the delegation perspective, you can raise you there. i think overall the most for the kinds place looking at the performance of the statements that they read over the 2 days basically were written in advance and there were no changing of minds. and the delegations basically said that, you know, we, we know we're not going to change any minds. this is an event, it's a spectacle which 2 is designed to show solidarity in unit indemnity, etc. but there was also vice president, a, an exhaustion part of it, which is fine. you know, how much of this do we have to continue to go through an every meeting, g 7, g,

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all right, john campbell, them looking forward to the 80's. we need to break here. >> a traveling this morning, no accidents on your bridges. good start. 90 minute. ride into the city. to bridge about 17 minutes. a 80 to 101. your december fell 13 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. >> all right. time now, 6.47, across for celebrating pride month. and this morning, lgbtq+ icon harvey milk is front and center. many here in the bay area already know his story. yeah. but what many people don't know who visit the harvey milk terminal sfo is they know his legacy. crump was michael thomas went to the san francisco airport to find out >> harvey milk help change the world when it came to rights. and now decades later, will his legacy is shining like a beacon of love here at the harvey milk terminal at san francisco airport, welcoming travelers and sending them off with a message of hope. moment that his colleagues from the 70 say they never could have imagined for some. the name harvey milk doesn't ring a bell. my first time i came

but as i think you've had john campbell on here before and as he says and as is my memory of clinicaluscitate order is applied to somebody that colours the whole way in which that patient is treated . which that patient is treated. they're effectively seen as end of life, even though they may not be. so there are some quite draconian implications to having a dnr order applied. and of course , we heard in the scottish course, we heard in the scottish inquiry how people were being phoned up by gps saying, would you would you consent to having a do not resuscitate order appued? a do not resuscitate order applied? there were even instances where people had this applied, where no conversation had been taken place. it was in the notes at the end when they were discharged. they were surprised that that was applied. so there are some very, very serious questions to be asked traditionally, if that's the right word, would would ever have been the case that someone who's healthy is asked to contemplate the arrival of circumstances wherein they would not be brought back to life? >> i would have t

justices, i am calling the names, james moore daniel, john campbell, and john petrone. the u.s.reme court went, was not impartial in 1927 when a value genesis justice oliver ash avowed eugen wrote the deciation of babies or in bauer v hard trick displayed quote an almost obsessive fo activity, unquote according to their own. justice, justice harry blackmun, in his dissent. this obsessionfbdouat for five. i must thank ranking member raskin and vice ranking member very apt description, i think given the secrecy and corruption of far right justices that has i am a firm believer that sunlight is the best disinfectant and we need transparency. while republicans have ignored the today's hearing is critical for lead in the apparel can test theow extremist on the right are organizing across branches of government to enact wholesale, widespread policy violence. have you heard a project 20 35? congresswoman, yes, i have -- a far right manifesto that has hundreds of pages of extremes policies to destroy the federal government as we know it. everything from a national abortion ban to depar

dread scott court had four people who justices-- i'm calling wayne, peter daniels, john campbell and ationships. and t emperor has no clothes, obvious truth, better equipped we would be t put in meaningful safeguards to prevent people with clear bias monetary interest in the outcome of the u.s. supreme court dividing, deciding those same cases at cuse himself from all cases related to the 2020 election, the senate judiciary committee should investigate and depending on the facts tre should be an impeachment inquiry as is true forus thomas and his many, many outrageous h justice alito and thomas can spare themselves. they can spare the federal■í judiciary and our country from rtsigning right now. obviously, we can't count on these men to do the right thing. this is why, i, along with my colleagues, have reintroduced a bill add four seats to the u.s. supreme couringing the bench from nine to 13 justices. ■this many crucial reforms needed to dilute control the almost limitless power that we know that the supreme court blatantly pre on medication abortion, how the rights of people in trum

justices, i am calling the names, james moore wayne, peter daniel, john campbell, and john petrone.he u.s. supreme court went, was not impartial in 1927 when a value genesis justice oliver ash avowed eugenicist wrote the decision upholding the forced sterilization of babies or in bauer v hard trick displayed quote an almost obsessive focus on homosexual activity, unquote according to their own. justice, justice harry blackmun, in his dissent. on led them to greenlight the criminalization of gay and lesbian relationships in that decision. i could go on and on. but in the interest of time, the sooner that we accept that the emperor has no clothes obvious truth the better equipped we will be to put in meaningful safeguards to protect from people with bias. at minimum justice alito should recuse himself from all cases reted to the 2020 election. the senate judiciary committee should investigate. and depending on the facts there should be an impeachment inquiry, as is true for justice thomas and his many, many outrageous scandals. but both justice alito and thomas can spread themselves,

people who enslaved black people on it and justices calling the names, james wayne, peter daniels, john campbell and the u.s. supreme court was not impartial in 1927 when genesis justice oliver wendell holmes wrote the opinion in a post monopoly sterilization people with disabilities were 1986 with the majority of this report justices and power the harbor despite almost upset is obsessive focus on homosexual activity. and according to their own peer justice and here he blackman in his dissent in his obsession voted to green light for criminalization of gay and relationships and that decision i could go on and on but in the interest of time, the sooner accepted the emperor house no moving on obvious truths, the better that we will be to put in meaningful present people with clear bias and invest monetary interest in the outcome of the u.s. supreme court cases from divining those same cases in a minimum he should be recusing himself in the senate judiciary committee should investigate and beginning on the facts there should beon debate inquiry and s true for justice thomas and is many many outrage

authorities are certainly look king at this elevated threat that continues this year josh campbell, thanks so much. >> johnnd emotional day in connecticut, survivors of the sandy hook elementary school massacre will graduate high school almost 12 years after 20 of their classmates and six adults were killed, seen as brynn gingras is in new town this morning i have to imagine this is gonna be a difficult day. >> brynn yeah, john, listen bittersweet is the word that has been said many times in this community for what is going to happen today, this graduation and obviously there are more than 300 students who are celebrating the fact that they've finally reach this milestone in their lives, graduating high school. >> but of course they will never and have never forgotten those 20 classmates that should be right there with them in those six educators should be celebrating with them as well. actually, during the ceremony, they're all going to wear green ribbons on their caps and gowns to have that memory close to them. the names of those 20 students are gonna be read throughout this ceremony. he said there are

what the judge ultimately decides as of right now, john, this trial is set to begin next month. >> next month, getting closer all right. josh campbell much for that new this morning and american ballerina accused of committing treason appeared in russian court los angeles resident kosinski, karelina was detained or visiting her grandparents cnn's chief global affairs correspondent, matthew chance, joining us now live from matthew. >> what can you tell us about what happened in court? we see her in that same box there that everyone's taking pictures of she is smiling, but this is a hard day yeah. >> well, she hasn't got lots of smart about frankly, it's the glass box inside the courtroom in yekaterinburg, about 1,000 miles from moscow. her trial has got underway for treason she is of course, a us joint russian citizen and it's on the basis of a russian citizenship that she's been arrested as she came in and our russian passport, she was visiting her grandparents in the city, but she's accused of treason, specifically of funding the ukrainian military. now, when you drill that at san series can you drill down into it? what she actuall

john. >> thank you. somewhere for that. we appreciate it. let's bring in cnn security correspondent josh campbell. josh, i know you've covered so many of these legal cases involving guns since that landmark 2022 supreme court decision expanded gun rights is there really a chance of congress trying to ban bump stocks? i almost feel foolish asking you that, but is that something that you could see happen in the coming years yeah you know, very slim especially in this particular congress. >> i mean, getting any type of gun control measure through the republican house obviously would be a challenge. and because of the mechanics of the us senate, that is likely going nowhere, but it's important to note that we now live in this era post 2020 when the supreme court decided that landmark yeah, decision expanding gun rights, that any new gun law has to fall under that framework. and this gets a little bit wonky, but it's so important because imagine a bill actually did make it through congress today, banning bumps stocks, it would still run up against that supreme court precedent. what the supreme court ul

john mack or james gorman you would leave to be this cfo of a tech company? was that easy to do? ruth: so, 2015, morgan stanley was in a really good spot. i was with bill campbell, an iconic leader in silicon valley. he has been written about as the billion dollar coach, steve jobs, larry, sundar, so, it's a privilege to sit with him. at the time i said, i'm ready for the next chapter, but the one thing i am not going to do is be cfo again. we spent two hours in his living room. at the end he said, i heard you clearly, not cfo. and i said, exactly. he said, i've got the best idea, cfo of google. and of course, i immediately said, well, i hadn't thought of that one, that one is interesting. david: did you tell him you could not work with private equity people as closely as you had been? ruth: i know, sometimes in hardship in life is worthwhile. david: are we going to have driverless cars in our lifetime? ruth: you can hail one in san francisco, get where you want to go, and it's pretty remarkable. ♪ so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw! whoo! ♪♪ these guys are intense. we got

campbell. >> thank you very much with all that new reporting and our chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller is out front now for nypd, deputy commissioner of intelligence and counterterrorism, gregory is also here. there are cheap security officer of the port authority of new york and new jersey, which oversees all the bridges, tunnels, and airports in this area. also, former fbi section chief of domestic terrorism operations. so thanks very much to both of you. it's a very sobering conversation greg. >> so let's start with the damage what really is at stake here when we were talking before the second began, john said he's never seen of a threat in this area that hasn't come to the port authority. how serious is this right now? >> it's extremely serious. i liken it to a weather front. you're seeing all the right fronts come into play. we have a border issue. we have an idea. and ideological issue. we have isis k, which is increasing there sternal operations. and then we find these individuals who we don't really know a lot about in our borders. but that's what we know. what don't we

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the two most controversial ones are sir john moore, who oversaw the capture and re—enslavement of black people in saint lucia in 1796, and field marshal colin campbello orchestrated the brutal crushing of the indian uprising against the british occupation in 1858. apparently, they're going to be put into storage , and they will not be, storage, and they will not be, you know, seen again, basically . you know, seen again, basically. and do you agree with this, no. first of all, we've got to ask yourself, well, why were those statues put up? they weren't put up statues put up? they weren't put up because those people, were exponents of slavery or because that they crushed some one particular, uprising. they were put up because both those men were extremely distinguished soldiers . campbell, for example, soldiers. campbell, for example, was very distinguished in the balaclava, so, they had terrific military records. they had risen to high ranks. and in those days , those were exactly the sorts of people who statues are you put up? so what i would do would be simply. and there's plenty of room to do it, underneath their statue, i would put why the statu

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on the periphery of the england squad in the latter years, when sol campbell was in was, was was in the team and rio ferdinand, johnd there were groups , there were cliques, groups, there were cliques, there was the united players, there was the united players, there were the chelsea players, there were the chelsea players, there were the chelsea players, there were there was a there was a north—south divide as well. alan shearer had a table of his own. didn't matter about his club. he was such a big personality. he had his own mates on his table and gareth southgate. southgate this is not this is not conducive. holland had the same problem at the same time and where the players wouldn't, wouldn't they just couldn't. there wasn't a cohesive unit so that was the first thing gareth southgate changed. he said. the ability has to be able to shine through andifs has to be able to shine through and it's not going to shine through if you're not a team and he's formed this leadership group as well. i don't know if you saw in the paper this morning where he's encouraged. he's got a four person, a four player leadership grou