that surfaced in 2020 to destroy henry hopson richardson's home and properties associated with john charles olmsted the steps under frederick law olmsted olmsted and partner in the olmsted firm. and as we start the new year, i have good news. we are grateful to the brookline preservation commission brookline preservation staff frederick law olmstead national historic site friends of fairstad, richardson and olmstead scholars and many others who advocated for the preservation of the richardson house and two properties associated with john charles particular. thanks to the going town meeting which is approved the creation of a local historic district that will help preserve these important properties for posterity. having said that our goal today is not to focus on brookline. although we could surely do so our goal today is to take this remarkable neighborhood and the collaborations it engendered as a jumping off point. what can we learn from these collaborations at a time? what america was rapidly turning into an urban and industrial society how we're olstead richardson and sergeant reimagin

oh john charles is a senior fellow with the center for strategic and international studies as an expert on the asia pacific region. he joins us now from washington. so why have pacific ida nations rejected china's advances? good evening, ma'am. i think what we see with the pacific island nation is they are very focused on their top concerns, which are climate change in economic development. and the president of the federated states of micronesia probably put it best in a letter to his colleagues when he said they don't want to be caught in a geopolitical point, scoring match between 2 great powers. the only way to when he wrote is to not play the game. but these, many of these islands a small, they don't have much influence. a quite impoverished is china, perhaps not in a position to forge relations and invest in these places in a way that perhaps australia, new zealand, united states won't. i think what you describe is exactly right. there are countries that need economic development. they need investment and they're looking everywhere they can find for that. those resources to create

john: predicting a recession is not in the cards at this time. biden said turning his focus on republicans criticizing what he calls the ultra maga plan for the economy. >> fox team coverage starts right now. charles payne and william just moments away. >> john: alexandria hoff, what was the main message from the president. >> certainly a main message here, but the president did speak to inflation, much of what he had to say to say was really a continuation of tactics his administration has already deployed to combat this, like releasing oil from the strategic reserve. he's also seeking to limit food price gouging and increase taxes on the ultra wealthy. another point here, focus seemed to be on contrasting efforts he has to fight inflation with what the white house calls the congressional republican's ultra maga plan to raise taxes. >> plan put forward by congressional republicans is the second alternative, here is how each of us would tackle inflation. my plan is to lower employer -- everyday costs for every day costs for hard working americans. and lower the deficit by asking large corporations and the wealthiest americans to not engage in price gouging and to pay their fair share in taxes. >>

john. >> john: charles, thank you so much.ng in former assistant fbi director, chris, roll the video from the quality inn taken the morning that casey white and vicky white both went missing here. she stayed at the hotel apparently for a couple days. she had just sold her car, and went shopping at a kohl's for men's clothing and then went to an adult shop, not sure what she got there, but what is all of that and this video telling us, if anything? >> yeah, it shows preplanning. i mean, getting the hotel room, i believe she might have bought some weapons as well. the clothes, whatever she did at the adult store. and this all reflects that this has been in the planning phase for a pretty good while. selling her house, getting the cash for that, half the value of the house, staging the car, buying the car, pretty well planned out. so as i mentioned earlier, i think what goes with that is they had to have a place they were going to. i don't think they were just going to randomly drive around, i don't think that was the plan, i don

charles: thanks, jeff. i want to get right to former deputy assistant attorney general john yu. what will be the doj be looking for in this investigation? >> charles, it's interesting what they're doing here. they're not conducting a criminal investigation. they're not looking into as we see in other kinds of situations whether police used force illegally. instead, they're operating through a relatively obscure office of the justice department that is involved with grants making to local police departments. what they're going to do is try to do what we call after action report. they're going to look at what happened, what mistakes were made, try to get the facts on the ground straight because we're still seeing conflicting stories when police were on the scene, why did they way so long to get a border patrol unit there. maybe we can learn some lessons. hopefully recommendations about what can be done to stop these terrible school shootings. >> charles: what makes it tougher, john. the police chief on december of last year took a course at southwest university junior college, scho

find around the world atrocities have been committed. extrajudicial killings, ah, this is how charles cook, john, who served as special assistant to us president barack obama, explains the situation and don bus. unfortunately, when you have conflicts of this sort, those kinds of, of incidents take place. you can't walk into this and say, well, it was war, it happens. a lot of people don't have each other's heads off. and especially not civilians. armies don't do this. maybe i should do this. and what do you do with groups like isis? how was you brain different in areas where ukrainian nationalist battalions reportedly rampaged, burials like this on not uncommon. you can't say that there isn't. there wasn't war crimes. it started on december, the 10th 2013 u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in here accompanied by jeffrey pilot, the u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my dad here and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the crimina

harris charles panilla, john ham. but the fresh faces are invigorating the millennial and jin z fans of movie going. so you got jane ellis of miles teller miss your saw on but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis. that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories. european union leaders say russia's war effort will take as significant financial hit after they agree to ban most if it's oil. they reached a compromise to overcome objections from some member states, which are more dependent on russian energy newly elected lebanese politicians, marching from they were called to parliament, 13 independent newcomers, one seats in this month's elections, pos, if a protest movement over the 2020 port exposure current of ours restrictions for millions of people in china's to biggest cities of finally ending shank eyes lifting. it's to month locked down and jim's museums and faces reopening

what are some great new characters by jennifer connelly, harris charles panella. john hammer, what the fresh faces are invigorating the millennial and jim the fans of movie going. so you got j l is the miles teller miss your santa, but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis. that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all those elements together maybe will buy these tickets and go to the theater. now the world's most famous painting has been smeared with cream in an apparent protest against climate change visitors to do for museum in paris. film don't happen to the mona lisa vandal disguised as an old woman, lunged at da vinci's masterpiece. is protected by a glass screen which was quickly wiped clean. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stores. european union leaders have agreed to impose a partial ban on russian oil. it's part of the new package of sanctions in response to the invasion of ukraine. the breakthrough follows months. some negotiations that struggled to address objections from hungary, 2 thirds of russian or the impulse were not by th

jonathan: that was john -- that was charles evans sitting down with michael mckee. good morning.s market feels like you are getting punched in the face every single day. futures down 1.4%. yields coming in, the inverse correlations between treasuries and equities stake. yields lower by six basis points. tom: it is thursday, our this weekend are we going to see people talk about july 27 meetings at the meeting before that? jonathan: i think that is what is interesting about all of this tom: tom: so far. so far it has not happened. jonathan: back to what i think was the most important fed speak we have had in the last couple weeks is what we heard from mary daly when she said i expect financial cap -- financial conditions to tighten more. "i would like to see continued tightening of financial conditions." this is why goldman has a three-month price target, they think we are cap here because any rally is considered a loosening of financial conditions and perceived as an unwarranted loosening of financial conditions which is a struggle and the equity market. for some, we have a ceili

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>> hey, good afternoon, charles. john fedderman's campaign is hosting his watch pear here in the pittsburgh area tonight. fedderman won't be there. he's been in hospital since friday with a stroke. his campaigned released the statement saying john fedderman is about to undergo a standard procedure to implant a pacemaker with a defibrillator. should help protect his heart and address the underlying cause of his heart by regulating his heart rate and rhythm. his campaign released this photo showing the progressive democrat cast an emergency absentee ballot from the hospital in lancaster. he expected to be back soon on the campaign trail that only happens if his wins his primary today. he's against congressman conor lamb. he's a centrist candidate. the top tear republicans voted in peer today. dr. mehmet awed and david mccormick and kathy barnett. president trump released a robo call asking people to vote for dr. oz. barnette hit back. >> he's not jesus. so he gets to be wrong. and on this, he's wrong. and the people here in

charles: john to that point you know, individual investors still putting in a lot of money but you canee we're starting to really drop down here a little bit. isn't it intriguing to you, certainly for me, the first rule you hear about in the market keep investing, keep investing, buy low, sell high. it seems like this is the right move. wall street keeps chastising these folks for not getting completely out are you putting any money to work? >> yes we are. now is not the time to cave in. buffett is always talking about taking advantage, be greedy when everyone is scary. last september we started leaning towards value and cyclicals. they're still struggling today, more of a pyric victory, right? we're down less than some other areas. i just think that within the cyclical space, for example, industrials haven't done as well. they're starting to do relatively well when you look at it relative to the s&p 500 index. so we're still leaning sickly. financials have struggled but if you think about obviously energy has done well but we're positioning for energy, materials and industrials and th

charles: i hope you're right for all of our sakes. thank you, john, you're one of the best. ou. >> thank you. charles: bring in walser wealth management rebecca walser. obvious the fed has to remove accommodation. this is their frankenstein's monster. if they push the economy into recession, it seems ironic, it would hurt people jay powell said would help through fed policy. reason some folks say abolish the fed. since it has been created. it never lived up to the hype. it didn't stop crazy business cycles and or stop recessions and now we have a yo-yo economy. what do you think? >> exactly that, charles. we went too far too fast. so much, 102% s&p 500 gone up from the low of march 2020 through the march of 2022. in that two year period we recovered completely, 102 upside for the s&p through march. that shows you, straight up recovery line, it is inflationary. it is being brought about non-economic factors being stimulus. being very dovish. that extreme dovish nature led us to an extreme hawkish pullback to fix what we overdid to stimulate through corona. charles: right. >> t

vow cameras back, but there are some great new characters by jennifer connelly and harris charles panell and john ham. but the fresh spaces are invigorating the millennial and gen z fans of movie going. so you got j ellis amount keller was your santa han, but there's a fresh face named greg tarzan davis. that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater and until movie critics have described the film as absurdly exciting them and you are very excited by it and the best studio action film in is. but a lot of it surely is down to tom cruise himself. i mean, even at 59, he's still a huge ali bedroll caught me. absolutely, this will be remind you why tom cruise is one of the biggest box office stars in the world. he is a man who likes to do his own stuff, but in addition to this being a great film, if a great song here lady got hold, my hand will be an oscar contender for short next year for best all. listen, there's a reason why folks are enjoying this bill and they're raving about it. i tell everybody, go see top gu

. >> john: we had charles payne on the other day and retail sales were up in april and there's a lotuse people are coming out of covid lockdown, they have plans, they are not going to back off, have like an end of the world party when it comes to gasoline, but then after the summer is over he expects the consumer habits are dramatically going to change, and that's going to have a big impact on the economy because of the prices. >> anita: i think dagen would probably say that's the chickens coming home to roost, right? >> john: and what have the chickens really got, bumpkiss, right? >> anita: more at 2:00, and update to the controversy of b.l.m.s handling of money and millions unaccounted for. they have been forced to come clean by the tax man. and one of the names that turned up on the b.l.m. payroll is igniting all new outrage. >> john: the feds working out a deal they say could help with the baby formula shortage that has new parents worried about their baby's next meal. but the company that makes it warns it could still take months to get shelves re-stocked. dr. nicole saphier is

there are some great new characters by jennifer connelly and harris, charles cornell, and john ham. what the fresh faces are invigorating the millennial and jim the fans of movie going. so you got j. l is the miles teller. last year saw han, but there's a 1st face named greg tarzan davis that was going to be a hollywood one to watch and all of those elements together. maybe we'll buy these tickets and go to the theater time for sport here santa. i've seen it. i'm seeing that tonight til it's a load of old rubbish, but it's fantastic. you will love it. it's awesome. i look forward to it. thank agent. while without casablanca had become champions of africa for 3rd time, he immoral contain bee tele, any of egypt to anal in the final and to which is in report is due to cov 19 fans haven't witnessed an african champions league final since 2019 they returned brought with it control the c, a twisting stays in morocco, home, ground of one of the finalists without casablanca, but their chips, opponents awfully, had failed in an appeal to half the gang moved to a neutral country. the moroccan

greg leroy, the executive director of good john's first, which he -- good charles first, the national policy resource center for graduate groups. >> thank you. my name is greg leroy, i direct good charles first. we believe that companies which receive government economic development subsidies or procurement contracts should be held to the highest standards of corporate ethics. government money should not keep going to any company that violates laws intended to protect workers, consumers, free markets or the environments. otherwise, public dollars are subsidizing corporate behavior that is at odds with the policy objectives of economic developments and ethical procurements. amazon.com is perhaps the most aggressive company in america seeking economic development subsidies since 2012 when it opened, it has been averaged almost 20 awards per year. they total almost $4.2 billion. last year, amazon pulled down 20 deals with, at least $7 million. these understate the rate of subsidization's. sales, property, utility tax exemptions granted to data centers are incompletely or wholly undisclos

charles clifford was there. he is joining us live now from john mclaren park in san francisco. he's got more on the goals for today's training. charles, i know san francisco fire crews. they usually end up assisting other regions when these wildfires inevitably board break out right? >> we also san francisco has been part of the mutual aid system for decades, which means they're firefighters can go help other fire agencies and vice versa. if need be, but kind of another layer that exist many people might know about is the california office of emergency services actually provides firetrucks. these green was right behind me here to local jurisdictions to help out in various different ways. it's going to take a look at some video now here in san francisco today, firefighters from the san francisco fire department are training not to use this cal. oh, yes. equipment working on working the hoses, operating the trucks trucks are basically given to san francisco in the can be used here in san francisco, their staff by san francisco fire department firefighters. but if need be these tru

when john, by john was trying the managing director for odyssey the english charles was only a year or so ago. but i'll just here a saw it's buildings in gaza being bombed by the israeli military. now we have this incident tell us what the reaction is likely to be from august 0. first of all, we are shocked and saddened. i mean it's, it's, it's so shocking to lose a journalist, one of our own sri was a fantastic journalist covering this region for so many years. so there isn't always an initial shock. as you said it's, it's almost a year to the day may the 15th last year when high rise building and garza was bombed, which housed out of their offices as well as the offices of other media organizations . and that was building was bombed by these ready air force. so we have had a history throughout the world, but typically in this region where we have had tragedies and were shocked, were shocked and saddened. we, in these things, sorts of times we have to call we, we need an investigation, we need to know what has happened. but i have to say we, as journalists, we carry on with our missio

charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." with us now, pentagon press secretary john kirby. thanks for joining us. now that the president has in fact invoked this act, what is the role? how will the military respond? >> right now the principle job for the military will be to work with hhs, the department of agriculture, the fda to help provide contract commercial air to move formula from overseas, particularly europe to the united states. we're working in close consultation with those agencies to better determine what the requirement is and we'll work with our contract commercial air carriers to actually go pick up the baby formula wherever it is in europe, particularly, and get it to the appropriate place here in the united states. we think that using contract air right now, that's probably the best approach, the most cost efficient and probably the quickest. >> that's the part where the operation fly formula, where that comes in. the defense production act goes back to the 1950s. most recently used to speed up the vaccine, the covid vaccine. is -- how can we get more production done here? is the

charles: we saw from that clip why john kirby is being promoted in the white house but not the answeras looking for. these extreme emergencies we had since the pandemic, we need to be making things like a baby formula in the united states, we should be importing this stuff. >> you are right about that and the house has passed my bill twice, the save act, pharmaceutical ingredients, medical supplies and things of that nature have priority in strategic planning. the democrats put a bill on the floor for $28 million to give administered of expenses to the fda. that's not going to stop this crisis, the crisis they knew about last october and made no proposal to change. house republicans proposed several bills, first, let wic have access to stocking formula that's not on its list, second, in this shortage period, let's import baby formula if we need to, if there supplies outside the united states. concrete proposals could get this crisis behind us but i've got to reiterate they've known about this for 6 or 8 months and taken no steps and made no proposal to congress. charles: well chronicl

i do want to -- i do want to bring charles and john howman into this conversation.obably the most important been we can have about what the debate sounds like and how you get to 85% of all americans who support background checks. universal background checks have broad swaths of support and yet for some reason this extremist minority that is opposed to it prevails and the policy debate and i'll call on you to help me understand that over the course of the hour. we are waiting for president joe biden who is going to sign into law an executive order on the anniversary of george floyd's murder. as soon as that event starts, this is my way of apologizing to you in advance, john howman as soon as president biden speaks because he is expected to talk about the tragedy in texas, as well. >> anything he has to say is more important than what i have to say. >> i want to do things, i want to play this wonderful -- to dave's point, i want to replay this after the mass shootings talking about what they want to do. you diagnosed it quickly yesterday in the moment as the nra needi

. >> so charles, we learned today through these john eastman emails, that he pressured pennsylvania staterow out absentee ballots and give trump a win. does that surprise you when you see the degree to which the scheming was taking place behind the scenes? >> i don't think it is surprising as much it is shocking. it should be a warning for everyone heading into 2024. what he was asking the representatives, the officials in pennsylvania to do is precisely what could be done if we had people who were open to the idea. what we see now is multiple people across the country who are people who believe that the election should have been overturned, believe the donald trump won, or at least say they believe that, and they are running for offices where they are put in the position to do exactly what eastman was asking to be done. so it's less about me being shocked that they were trying to steal the election in 2020. i am very convinced of that. and every time something comes out it confirms that. what to me is something everyone should be standing up and saying hold on wait a minute about, is tha

charles. cnn's max foster is live in lonen with the latest on this, max, what do you known? >> john charles will be in that role. we've seen her stepping back increasingly over time but this is the first time i can really think of where he's not been able to carry out one of her core constitutional roles. if you match, you know, got a strained system here, still up over time, parliament for us, the house of commons, the lower house, the upper house, the house of lords and the monarch. and parliament can't open without all three coming together on opening day. that's what happened, today, the queen couldn't get to parliament. you see it symbolized by a crown. not there in body. what she had to do, give legal orders to give charles and william the ability to act on her behalf with the crown. her robe was taken away. he's sitting there, he read a speech written by the government which outlines the government's agenda for the next parliamentary session. that's the first time he's read it. although the queen hasn't been always able to make the occasion. it was a time ago when -- the last

john and ambassador young. >> seeking educational excellence executive director charles love recently argued that black lives matter and the 1619 project are a danger to the future of american democracy. >> the 1619 project was founded to reimagine the towning of america. founding of america. framing it around when the first black africans were brought in as slaves. and is what they say is slavery and anti-black racism is endemic to american -- to america. but for it, america could not have been founded. and it is in the dna of america. now, when i went to school,ing it's been a while, but i was thought that -- taught that your dna cannot be changed. if it's in the dna of america, and i'm giving you your argumene it? why are we even fight anything what good will it -- what good will it do if you tear down the system? when you rebuild the system, guess what's going to be in it? white racism. it makes no sense. but the other thing they say, about 14 aspects that everybody writes an essay on different topics trying to explain why it's a problem, and they're all framed around slavery, not racism. and what it say

charles payne on inflation nation coming up. i'm john roberts. senator is off today.eports." ♪ ♪ >> emily: we may finally be getting some answers from congress on ufos. tomorrow a house panel will hold a public hearing on what the pentagon now calls "unidentified aerial phenomenon." it'll be the first such hearing on capitol hill in more than 50 years and it comes nearly a year after a report requested by lawmakers reviewed 144 sightings of aircraft or other devices from 2004-2021. aircraft or whatever they wear that appeared to be moving at incredible speeds or trajectories. pete, obviously defense officials have come out and said these are likely just develop technologies from other countries. however, they have not ruled out other >> pete: and mostly going to do for my time back to you. [laughter] i am yet to see a high resolution photo of a so-called ufo. it's 2022 and everything is grainy. can i get one high-resolution? >> kennedy: they have been high-resolution photos! >> pete: show me one. >> kennedy: they published one about ten days ago. it was an accidental

on may 5, 1925, schoolteacher john scopps was arrested in the american city of dayton in a tenos, he was telling children about evolutionary theory. charlesarwin and violated the butler act. this is a law that forbade denying the biblical doctrine of the origin of man. anti-darwin laws were in effect in many other states supported by civil liberties. the challenge to the authorities was deliberately thrown, but the city administration also pursued its goal. they wanted to attract to deitan. the tourists were called the trial of the merchant, a show was made of him with posters, slogans for the sale of souvenirs and performances with the participation of monkeys brought to the city by brackets, they were found guilty and a fine of only 100 dollars was imposed. yes, and that was canceled in the courthouse, then they arranged a museum. but the butler act was canceled only in 1967. on this day in 2003 , a monument to andrei was unveiled in st. sakharov. he was an outstanding scientist, physicist, one of the creators of soviet nuclear weapons, but went down in history primarily as a public figure, human rights activist and humanist, his treati

charles stratford has the latest on that east in offensive from pok roscoe. in that the john, yet gratian were more heavy fighting. overnights and into this morning in various locations in the east of ukraine, and both the donut screeching and the lucas screeching. yet again, we're hearing from the ukranian all sorties about heavy fighting in and around the town of papa's. now now this has been contested for weeks. now we know that all evacuation efforts, those evacuation, if it's being led by volunteers stopped a couple of days ago. we're also hearing from the regional military authorities of lou guns. they're saying that around $50000.00 civilians still trapped in towns like papa's anna and the surrounding villages. and as i say, evacuation efforts pretty much stopped. we know that russian forces had been trying to push down south towards those cities of sla vianza and cremmit tool square. of course, yesterday we saw the city recovering from one of the largest bombardments of rockets to hit the city since the war began. now we were in the forests in that area between crime,