i never heard of john george until i moved over here. e one of the first people that welcomed us. so for john to do this, it means a lot to me. because i'm disabled, i have seizures. so when you're working on a fixed income and you try to maintain a house, you do the best you can. blight busters is such an inspiring project, that it has managed to build a team of more than 900 volunteers year in, year out. and their youth employment program along with reinsertion initiative are giving opportunities where there once was no hope at all. i believe that in the next three to five years, we'll have the blighted homes under control, either renovated, removed or secured. once you eliminate that negative energy, the assets that are left will pay dividends. those values will go up, because people want to live around renovated housing and clean decent neighborhoods and beautiful parks. what can the rest of the world learn from detroit? never give up. never quit. never say never. the most iconic view of detroit is from a different country. from here,

anyone who thanks thomas jefferson, john adams, george washington were all of one mind, is not studied them very closely. and yet as we look back on the last decade and even the last year, it doesn't seemed like things are different in america. we look back in part because it's easier to see what has happened for and predicting what is going to happen. that is where the real uncertainty lies. it's one of the great dualisms of life. we look back on the one thing we cannot change and spend less time on the one thing we can change which is what is left of today and tomorrow. so where do you want to be in a year personally? as a community? as a state? as a nation? do you ever get tired of the constant negativity? do you wonder where the stories on good cops and good prosecutors are? you wonder where the acts of kindness are? we see the crime what about the goodness of america? do you wonder why the loudest voices in politics are the ones who get all of t and will he and i will you will you will know you only conversation you can is the could you should federation that might be you florida

. >> and doctor john andrus with george washington university points out. this isn't just about protecting kids. it's about keeping everyone safe from covid. it's great news for the parents because >> it's less likely that children will bring the virus home. >> and the white house covid team is planning to launch an educational campaign about these vaccines for kids. they're even planning to include a superhero messaging theme to specifically target that younger audience live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you for that update. hannah. well, still to come. a live look at the golden gate bridge. >> kuz tolls on a cause more in just a couple of days. there. >> we've got all the price details and updates we get back. stick around. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. your money this morning, it's going to get a lot more expensive to cross the golden gate bridge becau

big-budget studio films like "lord of the rings," and has spent the last four years hanging out with john, paul, georgell blows my mind. >> paul mccartney: so how about, how about changing around these two, and when you sing "don't you know it's going to last," we sing, "it's a love that has no past." >> wertheim: so, give us some historical context here. under what circumstances was this footage shot? >> jackson: they've lost what they loved as teenagers. they've lost being the four guys playing in a band. so, they're going to record a new album with songs that only-- that they're only going to play live. and they're not going to do any studio tricks. there's going to be no multitracking. and they had to-- they had to figure out where and how they were going to perform to an audience. >> mccartney: bom, cha, bom-bom. >> wertheim: as the beatles wrote and rehearsed, they allowed a film crew to capture every riff, both on guitar and in conversation. >> mccartney: i mean, corny is all right in this one, because what he's doing is corny. but see, that's the thing that will make it not corny, is if we sing

him, we had quite a long, wide ranging discussion about the process that he and john lennon had in the studio with george martin. that producer, he said they decided quite early on, he and john that they wouldn't learn how to write music. they'd be like pharaohs, he said, and that get scribes to write all of that down. but despite that, he's experimented with a very wide range of music from no and dance music through to classical music where he employed some of those scribes. i mentioned earlier to write down the notes for his orchestral work that was of some success. thank you. mark. are you watching d w. news live from berlin? will leave you with one of paul mccartney, his most famous songs, and really mohammed and for watching, ceasing, ah, when a fine with mary comes to me, speaking words with me. and in my daughter's standing me. it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we.

deputy district attorney john tweeting, quote, george gascon says he care about gun violence. actions speak louder than words. he refuses to prosecute. gascon's office tells fox that the plea deal was appropriate because flores didn't have a history of violent crime. surveillance video shows what the officers were up against. [ sirens ] [ gunfire ] the suspect was killed on the scene by police, which has called attention to another gascon policy sparking even more outrage. back in 2020, the d.a. promised his office would pay the funeral expenses for anyone killed by police. but gascon's office denies this would happen in flores' case. those rumors are unfounded. they say we also hope people will stop playing politics with trauma and that we can all get serious about how we prevent serious violence before it begins. meanwhile, the el monte police department is fundraising for the funerals of their fallen brothers. >> thank you so much. let's bring in attorney kurt. we will read this rap sheet. here we go again. in 2009, he served two prison terms for burglary and car theft. in

. >> ringo, john, paul and george. >> reporter: the queen became the first british monarch to becityrs on rock stars with beatle mania outside the palace walls. and the face of britain was also transforming quite literally with new arrivals from all over the world. >> and contrary to reports, the influx of west indians does not cause unemployment amongst the white workers. >> reporter: they faced terrible prejudice. >> there was a lot of racism. i was very aware i was not the right color from the right -- i wasn't really white. >> didn't completely fit. in. >> it's very powerful. ahmed in iran means hope. jalili means less. >> reporter: a comedian who grew up in an iranian immigrant family in london. >> i was a victim of a privileged family in the sense we've got alex and rebecca and we've got ahmed. they never got my name right. i thought that's just the way it is. i accepted it. >> reporter: fast forward a few decades to last month when jalili was heralded at one of the celebrations for the queen's platinum jubilee. >> for a party! >> reporter: why do people who are anti-establishm

george gascon. >> john: and begin our team coverage on the pushback against progressive prosecutors. ined an exclusive in custody audio of him sounding worried if gascon gets recalled, his progressive policies will go along with him. willie wilkinson, he's charged with a home burglary and murder, and two other people shot during the home invasion and survived. under the progressive policies, wilkerson was not charged with gun or gang enhancements or special circumstance allegations to carry life without parole. fox news has obtained in custody calls between wilkerson and a loved one after a court hearing last week where he says his attorney wants to make a quick deal to plea down murder charges as soon as possible while gascon is still in office. take a listen. >> told you last time try to get something did before they re-elect somebody else besides gascon and brings back the [bleep] life without parole and the death penalty. [bleep] manslaughter only carries 6, 9 and 12. >> and prosecutors tell fox news as the campaign to recall george gascon has gained momentum, defe attorneys and d

. >> and doctor john andrus with george washington university points out. this isn't just about protecting kids. it's about keeping everyone safe from covid. it's great news for the parents because >> it's less likely that children will bring the virus home. the white house covid team is planning to launch an educational campaign about covid vaccines for kids. they even plan to include superhero themed messaging to specifically target that age group in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> in the north bay, solano county is taking a different approach to getting through the last group of children to be vaccinated. the youngest kids, the county plans to have the children get their shots at doctors, offices instead of having a mass vaccination site. kron four's terisa stasko explains why >> scared crying child squirming from a shot. that is what solano county health officers are hoping to avoid by not setting up mass clinics as they did for other groups. this is covid-19 vaccines for those 4 and younger roll out in the county. instead they have another plan. this

. >> and doctor john andrus with george washington university points out. this isn't just about protecting kids. it's about keeping everyone safe from covid. it's great news for the parents because >> it's less likely that children will bring the virus home of the white house. covid team is planning to launch an educational campaign about covid vaccines for kids. they even plan to include superhero themed messaging to specifically target that age group in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> 5, 0, 6 is the time in the north bay. solano county is taking a different approach to getting this latest group of children vaccinated. the county plans to have kids get their shots at the doctor's offices instead of holding mass vaccination clinics. vaccines are now available for those 4 and younger. one doctor says the kaiser permanente and sutter health are already booking appointments and they have extra shots just in case more is needed. >> there really aren't many clinics anywhere that target that age group because it's just difficult to do it safely. kids you know,

. >> and doctor john andrus with george washington university points out. this isn't just about protecting kids. it's about keeping everyone safe from covid. it's great news for the parents because >> it's less likely that children will bring the virus home of the white house. covid team is planning to launch an educational campaign about covid vaccines for kids. they even plan to include superhero themed messaging to specifically target that age group in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> it's 9, 0, 5, and in the north bay, solano county is taking a different approach to getting this latest group of children, the youngest ones vaccinated. they plan to have kids get their shots at the doctor's offices instead of holding a mass vaccination clinic. vaccines are available as we've talked about one kaiser doctor and for center health says that already bookings are happening. >> there really aren't many clinics anywhere that target that age group because it's just difficult to do it safely. kids you know, that there are all we don't want to traumatize them with v

. >> and doctor john andrus with george washington university points out. this isn't just about protecting kids. it's about keeping everyone safe from covid. it's great news for the parents because >> it's less likely that children will bring the virus home of the white house. covid team is planning to launch an educational campaign about covid vaccines for kids. they even plan to include superhero themed messaging to specifically target that age group in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you. had a 77 is the time in the north bay solano counties taking a slightly different approach towards getting these small children vaccinated. the county plans to have these kids get their shots at their doctor's office. the pediatrician instead of holding these mass vaccination clinics that parents have to bring their kids too. vaccines are now available for those 4 and younger. and one doctor says that kaiser permanente and sutter health are already booking appointments and they have extra shots on hand in case they need to. >> there really aren't many clinics an

. >> and doctor john andrus with george washington university points out. this isn't just about protecting kids. it's about keeping everyone safe from covid. it's great news for the parents because >> it's less likely that children will bring the virus home of the white house. covid team is planning to launch an educational campaign about covid vaccines for kids. they even plan to include superhero themed messaging to specifically target that age group in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> thank you. hannah. 6 or 7 is a time. and in the north bay solano county now is taking a different approach to getting this latest group of children vaccinated. the county's planning to have kids get their shots at their doctor's offices instead of taking them to these mass vaccination clinics. vaccines are now available for those 4 and younger. and one doctor says the kaiser permanente and sutter health care. all booking appointments right now. they have extra shots just in case they need them. >> there really aren't many clinics anywhere that target that age group because

in what i call the augustan age of the american presidency, a nature that runs out from george washington to john quincy adams. before the united states became a democracy, that is a system in which the ordinary people actually exercise political power, ordinary people did not elect george washington. ordinary people, for the most part, did not even elect the electors who chose george washington. according to the constitution, and there are computers that the hallow start center is giving way out there, you will read that each state cell select electors and. it doesn't say how. they get to truth the legislature, the states get to choose how the legislators are chosen. and tell slate of the 18 20s, most state legislatures to the electors, not the voters in the. state and in that era americans expected their presidents to stand above them. no one wanted george washington to be just one of the gaming. and this is why washington could get away with giving that because it really served its purpose is to be apart from everyone else, because that's what americans wanted. and the idea that the presidency

:: john mcconaughey work for george w. bush. was supposed to be or had a comic that kept him up in d.c. we will tells many of his stories as we can remember, quite a few of them. my hope is used half this time to talk about questions that i have got for these two. and then will spend the other half taking any questions you have. this when they happy to go if the whole session is being a presidential speech writers exactly think it would be on west ring. that is it. [laughter] i'm kidding it is much more like deep. [laughter] so this is a presidential ideas festival. i'll set up with a question for these two about the relationship about ideas and speeches. sometimes what comes off as an idea ends up in a speech but sometimes a speechwriting process starts before you have the idea. so just curious, what do you think about that process and how an idea becomes a speech? >> in a weird way, as speech writers were not coming up with the ideas for their much smarter people in the building for developing those ideas. and away at these id

the peaceful transfer of power is a tradition given to us by george washington, john adams and thomas's a sacred trust. people who care about our country and the constitution know that. mike pence got it. donald trump didn't. >> no vice president in 230 years of history, had ever claimed to have that kind of authority, hadn't claimed authority to reject electoral votes, had not claimed authority to return electoral votes pack to the states in the entire history of the united states, not once had a joint session ever returned electoral votes back to the states to be counted. >> as u.s. district judge david carter wrote back in march, this was always a coup in seven of a legal theory. even the trump lawyer who pushed this seditious scheme, john eastman, admitted it was illegal and requested a preemptive presidential pardon. on the history front, there is talk of the 1876 election, popular vote versus electoral vote split. the deadlock with alternate slates of electors with a corrupt bargaining reconstruction in exchange for a term in the white house. now, rarely is this invoked as a pos

the other people at the time beinger considered work george, and john ashcroft, two governors, or former governors. he said but we're going to pick your deputy and hope that's not a palm. i said actually i'm not crazy. he said you better tell him about that. when he offered me the job he said i'm very excited, i'm going to have you as my attorney general. i guess john told you about the other thing, i assume that's not a pub. i said actually it is a problem, mr. president. oh. [laughing] and i said look, the department of justice if there's any daylight between the attorney general and the deputy you're going to have turmoil in the department, and the people, just cripple the political level of leadership that way. and he was looking at me and i said let me put it this way mr. president. the attorney generals all spring in the deputies pocket. and i'm not putting mine in anyone's pocket who i don't know. [laughing] this look of recognition came over his face. oh, okay. do you have someone in mind? i said yes. okay fine. talk to some of the people. if we had someone creative talk to but i

in 2005, thompson voted not to certify the election when george bush beat john kerry. that's odd.g the constitution. isn't that what this is all about? and get this? committee member jamie raskin he did the same thing in 2016 when trump won. and then there is shifty schiff. he has been trying to take down trump for years. he was the number one push everywhere of the russia hoax. he intentionally lied to the american people claiming that trump colluded with the kremlin and was putin's asset. meanwhile, the whole time he knew there was never any evidence. he lied during the investigation, he lied during the impeachment hearings. remember this beauty? >> i hear what you want, i have a favor i want from you though. and i'm going to say this only seven times so you better listen good. i want you to make up dirt on my political opponent, understand? lots of it. >> jesse: look behind every good actor is a good producer. so that's why they are bringing in james goldston, who is that? is he a former president of abc and he is the one in charge of making tonight's hearing watchable. now, yo

meeting i was waved in john sununu said, here is the deal, he wants to go with you, steady hand and all that stuff. you don't get him anything politically, the people at that time were george duke may join and john ashcroft. he said, we'll pick your deputy. and hope that is not a problem. i said i'm not crazy with that, they said you better tell him, he offered my the job, i'm excited, i guess john told author thing, i assume that is not a problem, i said it is a -- problem mr. president, i said, department of justice, you will have turmoil in the department if in is any daylight. they just cripple the political level of leadership that way. and he was looking at me, i said, let me put it this way, the attorney general's balls are in the deputy's pocket. i'm not putting mine in anyone's pocket. who i don't know. this look of recognition came over his face. oh, okay do you have someone in mind, i said yes, he said fine talk with other people. but if you still want to go with your guy that is fine. that was that. [applause] >> heal also said best to you best politics in doj is no politics. in reading our book it may be your ethos. is there a shared value. >>> attorney genera

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john? no, you russia, but a hub law? no. george mccloud. jenny, out one fin more. dot com. we do have commodities because a lot of money, a money comes up, come up. hello. everyone goes to more towards mission. good on, because groper, somebody, you won't be long. i'm always interested in archives as an artist, as a filmmaker, and as a teacher. and i had been making work in, in about afghanistan for a number of years. and for me, it was really exciting to find out that afghanistan had this incredibly rich and deep cinematic history of which i was totally unaware. and then to realize that most other people were also totally unaware of it, it was like finding a hidden treasure. and then thinking here is something i can actually do to start bringing some of those histories back into circulation. ah, what is really extraordinary about looking at these films is that they all tell us something really important about afghanistan as a nation, and how it envisioned itself at the moment that those films were made. ah says she wants to push it. so who do? i don't know who is the harde

john: thank god for that. new district attorney george gascon is under fire, another d.a.

but in this case, we cannot doctor john and dress a board certified family doctor and george washington university professor worries this rollout could be more challenging because there are 2 different brands and doses. >> pfizer's vaccine is for children. 6 months to 4 years old and requires 3 shots over 3 months. moderna's is for kids. 6 months through 5 years old and requires 2 shots about a month apart. we'll have to see how this plays out. but andrus says the summer timing should work and everyone's favor because you can take care of it and get it over with. before school starts in andhra stresses this isn't only about protecting the youngest kids from the virus, but the u.s. population as a whole. it's great news for the parents because it's less likely that children will bring the virus home. >> and every state but florida preorder the vaccines in washington. i'm jessi tenure. meanwhile, here in california, parents and guardians can sign up for vaccines for this youngest group on. >> my turn, dot ca dot gov. appointments will begin as early as tomorrow around several bay area com

you don't give him anything politically per the other people that time bee considered work george you all know john ashcroft to governors or former governors. does it work at a picture deputy. i hope that's not a problem. it's an action not crazy and he said a better time about that. so when i offered him a job i'm very excited, i guess john told you so that's not another things it actually is a problem mr. president. although. [laughter] and i said look, the department of justice is there isrn any daylight between the attorney general and the deputy you are going to have turmoil in the department. and that people will just cripple the political level of leadership that way. and he was looking at me and i said let me put it this way mr. president, the attorney general's balls are in the attorney general'ske pocket and i'm not putting mine in anyone's pocket who i don't know. [laughter] this list of the recognition came over his head. if it oh, okay to have somebody pemine questioner talk to some other people up if someone free to talk to pursuant to go through that's fine too. and that was that. [a

here in los angeles, district attorney john tommy said his boss, d.a. george gascon, is next. the people of los angeles have had enough and i do believe that they really now realize that george gascon does not care about public safety. >> and to his point, george gascon is doubling down on the light sentence he handed to 18 who mowed down a mother and her son on a side street. five says it was appropriate. smashing into an oncoming truck. the result against progressive -- if san francisco's liberal electorate can toss boudin, what is to stop fed up new york voters from ousting soft on crime manhattan d.a. alvin bragg? especially when you consider new york mayor eric adams lashed out at prosecutors this week for cutting loose suspected shooters. quoting, the bad guys no longer take them seriously. "new york magazine" running a bit of interference for domino number one, saying if chesa boudin is recalled, it will be because san francisco has never been it's left wing caricature, which might be tough to explain to the city's voters who are 63% democrat. shannon? >> shannon: that

george w. bush and john mccain. thank you for joining tonight. dana, i think we have to show what is happening as we put these up. 13 more mass shootings just this weekend. it is horrible. there are high-stakes senate negotiations going on right now. it seems like there's some real momentum hopefully, so talk about that and what does this mean for the country potentially, dana? >> well, it absolutely is more momentum in a bipartisan way than there has been in a very long time. and i don't want to be debbie downer at all for those who are really hoping for changes. i mean most people, you would think, are hoping for a change, at least in a way that could move toward things that we've seen, not only this weekend, but uvalde, buffalo, on and on. however, i was just looking at my notes and looking back at the stories we did ten years ago. after newtown i was running around the halls of congress, and there was a lot of hope, bipartisan hope, then as well. and it got to the point where there was a bipartisan bill. pat toomey, republican of pennsylvania

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george w. bush through samuel alito and john roberts. and donald trump, through neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. they have all now said, to children who get pregnant, they can be forced to bear their rapists ' child, george h. w. bush did. that george w. bush did that. donald trump did that. leading off our discussion now is michele bratcher goodwin, chancellors professional of law at the university of california irvine. and the author of policing the womb, and visible women in the criminalization of motherhood. also with us is cecile richards, former president of parent planned parenthood. professor goodwin, let me begin with you. you've been with us throughout the 53 days that we knew this was going to happen. but when it happens, it always is something else. it is a different moment in our history. >> the gravity of the moment is with us today, now that the supreme court decision is no longer theoretical but it is in existence. and with it, there are more than two dozen states that will trigger laws into effect that

george w. bush. and john mccain. he is also among the many brilliant co-host of the circus on showtime. want you to put all of the reasons for inflation aside. gas prices are high. they are now rising faster than any other mid term year we have seen since we began collecting data back in 1976. is the rising price of just about everything going to be the number one issue bringing people to polls? >> sure. i mean, that blotting out the sun on any other issue, and it's the thing that people care the most about. they feel the pain closest to home. that's the thing that affects everybody, personally at the gas pump or at the grocery store. so, yeah, and if we go back to the former james carville, he said the state economy is stupid. and i would, say the one glimpse of hope for democrats that's reflected by these ads is that we have something new in the news cycle which is the issue of abortion at the supreme court. and the issue of a mass gun violence crisis. so, those are two new x-factors. >> okay, but then mark, you are ceding the narrative that republicans win on the economy. president b

to have a bipartisan staff senior investigative council john would previously served as united states attorney in missouri under president george w bush. he and i will share today's lines of questioning. mr. wood. thank you, mr. hagar. judge lou, the guy had the incredible honor of serving as one of your law clerks. another person who did was john eastman. and you've written that dr. eastman's theory that the vice president can determined who the next president united states is, is in your words incorrect at every turn. could you please explain briefly your analysis? it was my honor. mister would have you, sir, as long locklear? i couldn't answer that question perfectly. if i had at my disposal either mister eastman's tweet or my own analytical tweet of september 21st. but i don't. but i'm that said, let me try to. i remember the analysis of, of the strangeness analysis and judge i can read to you and to the audience. i think why was a really key passage from your very insightful analysis when you wrote, i believe the professor eastman was incorrect at every turn of the analysis in his january 2nd memorandum. beginning with his

george w. bush through samuel alito and john roberts. and donald trump, through neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. they have all now said, to children who get pregnant, they can be forced to bear their rapists ' child, george h. w. bush did. that george w. bush did that. donald trump did that. leading off our discussion now is michele bratcher goodwin, chancellors professional of law at the evasive california irvine. and the author of policing the womb, and visible women in the criminalization of motherhood. also with us is cecile richards, former president of parent planned parenthood. professor, let me begin with you. you've been with us throughout the 53 days that we knew this was going to happen. but when it happens, it always is something else. it is a different moment in our history. >> the gravity of the moment is with us today, now that the supreme court decision is no longer theoretical but it is in existence. and with it, there are more than two dozen states that will trigger laws into effect that outright ban

from herbert walker bush george herbert walker bush the reagan before the stuff you've written. yeah to john lewis. yeah. to write about john lewis to publish that and after he goes on to glory what do you what do you see because i see a difference. i see a shift. yeah accent john major. are we doing is we're gonna do a 50 minute hour to have to pay you. yeah for therapy. yeah. no talk to me about that journey from from there to here. all right. can i slightly reorder the question? no, okay. so there is something here's the commonality. let's start there. okay, the commonality is these are the only two living people i've ever written about. and i didn't fall in love with either one of them. but i came to love them. which is different. they come from radical arguably the it's hard to imagine two people coming beginning their lives in a different more different place, right so poppy bush is born on june 12th, 1924 and milton, massachusetts grows up in greenwich greenwich country day school andover joins the united states navy on his 18th birthday, july. 12 1942 shot down on saturday, september

question of gun control laws -- >> reporter: so then prime minister john howard, a conservative politician and close friend of george pushed through sweeping gun control legislation just 12 days after the massacre. >> the hardest things to do in politics often involve taking away rights and privileges from your own supporters. >> reporter: the tough new forceoeo present a legitimate wait 28 days to buy a firearm, and perhaps most significantly, called for a massive mandatory gun buyback. australia's government confiscated and destroyed nearly 700,000 firearms, reducing the number of gun-owning households by half. >> people used to say to me, you violated my human rights by taking away my gun. and i tell the guy, i understand that. will you please understand the argument, the greatest human right of all is to live a safe life without fear of random murder. >> reporter: consider this. if we tally public mass shootings that have killed four or more people in the united states there have been well over 100 since the port arthur traction tire tragedy. but in australia there has been just one in the 26 years since their g

still gathering evidence, and think about that, a year and five months later, a george ordered trump, think back. ordered john eastman to turn over documents to investigators. as a reminder, eastman is the guy who wrote the members arguing that vice president mike pence could overturn the election, which he could not. at the same time, the justice department is conducting its own investigation. more than 800 people have already been arrested across the country, and in another story we are following tonight, an armed man was arrested near the home of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. officials say the 26-year-old man, he called 9-1-1 on himself. he was armed with a handgun, a knife and pepper spray. and he said he was there to kill justice kavanaugh. there is a lot to get into. with that, let's bring in our lead off panel and hopefully get a little bit smarter tonight. philip rucker joins us, pulitzer prize-winning journalist, deputy national eta for the washington post. and former federal prosecutor who we have not seen in a while. glenn kirschner joins us, he tried hundreds of cases in his 30 year caree

george smith. >> the jonassen james l night -- the john s and james l knight foundation. more at kf.org. ♪ >> and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible for the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: new inflation numbers are out tonight and show the pain has not but is still getting worse. the u.s. labor department reports consumer prices rose .6% in may compared with -- 8.6% in may compared to a year ago, marking the biggest increase in 40 years. president biden focused on inflation and acknowledged the problem is still not under control. >> i understand americans are anxious for good reason. the price of gasoline rose precipitously and it was a discussion at the table. my administration will do everything we can to lower the prices of the american people. congress has to act. judy: inflation news landed with the thought on wall street. 2.7% to close at 31,392. the nasdaq fell 414 points as 3.5%. the s&p 500 dropped nearly 3%. the indexes were down 4.5%o 5.5%. let's look at the i

. >> john: does the truck say kenworth on the front? [laughter] a los angeles district attorney george says don't blame him for the murder of two l.a. area police officers and he claims there's no way to predict which released criminals will reoffend. so, what do the victims' loved ones say to gascon in response? >> sandra: as we just mentioned, president biden is still blaming vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine for those high prices you are paying at the pump and the grocery store. but his fed chair doesn't agree with him on that. so who is right, who is wrong? larry kudlow weighs in. >> would you say that the war in ukraine is the primary driver of inflation in america? >> no, inflation was high before, certainly before the war in ukraine broke out. u never knw what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis, enbrel can help you say i'm in for what's next. ready to create a bigger world? -i'm in. ready to earn that “world's greatest dad” mug? -i'm in. care to play a bigger role in this community? -i'm in. en

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leon panetta george miller chuck schumer marty russo. there was john murtha a cabal of men and that sounds but you know what i t mean. i was like wow nancy pelosi's blue monday rise in leadership. i'mha never clear and did she he an ambition to be speaker when she got there or was it just like i can imagine no one else is going to do this job so i'm going to do it. >> she looked at the leadership and thought they were doing a good job. i don't think she came to to washington instead gee i want to climb the ladder. and i don't think it was gender driven. i think c it was like i'm a democrat and we can do better than this and it was pretty early on there were rumors that she might challenge the speaker who lost his race, fully -- foley. they came to her and she dismissed it and they said we know that you women members of congress have good -- no need free to run for the leadership. let us know if airweave will take care of them. you can imagine how well received that message was. [laughter] >> the number one lesson of power talking about the lessons of p

about his mother, whom he had lost in childhood, and the first conflict between the beatles john ring and georgeng with their first wife, linda. but there was a crowd of sobbing fans joked that ruined linda's career, she was a successful photographer, and became the wife of half-abacardi. it was linda who pulled mccartney out of depression after the breakup of the beatles, the couple hid on a ranch in scotland. they did not part for a single day, even on stage, paul took linda as a keyboard player in his new group. as important a person as linda was to mccartney, john lennon despite quarrels and mutual reproaches music has always united this spring, the floor sang a duet with a virtual john, 53 years after the legendary beatles concert on the roof. sir, paul mccartney celebrates his birthday on tour, retire watching tv and playing golf. no thanks, says paul, he's been on the levy stage all his life. let it be. iosif kobrin channel one warmed up well, these are wonderful and incendiary songs together with the beatles team we celebrated the eightieth anniversary of sir paul mccartney but i think t

george washington? john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison? the answer after this. . .old a celebration at the white house for the 4th of july? why don't you start us out, ash. what have you got? >> you know what they are good questions. i don't have a clue. i will go with john adams number two. stuart: so will i. i go with john adams. no. it is thomas jefferson. celebration held in 1801, just in case you need to know. a couple of brits didn't get it right but you know, so what? >> go figure. >> my time is almost up. i will leave you with the dow down nearly 200 points. that is what i give to you, neil. it's yours. neil: stuart, thank you very, very much. it is noon on the east coast of america. we got a selloff right now as the dow is in and out of session lows, down better than 201 points. we have a slight backup in yields. that hurts disproportionately technology stocks. that is what is happening. the story is what might be happening with housing. we might see the last spurt of activity before some say we see a housing correction. price increases are still happening

john decides to conduct a new test or not. we'll leave them at the time. thank you so much for joining us from sir george smith. australia has offered indonesia or $200000000.00 australian dollar climate partnership. in addition to stronger bilateral ties, this comes is anthony albanese makes his 1st trip to indonesia as australian prime minister of uneasy and indonesia, president, yoko rideau door, rod bumble bicycles around the state. palace in bo gore. it's been viewed as a sign of the new australian government's commitment to battling climate change. it's also part of an attempt to reinvigorate australia's engagement in southeast asia, a region where beijing has in recent years, been competing for influence. here's prime minister albany, date engagement with se asia is a priority for my government. we will appoint i dedicated high level roving regional envoy. we will also establish an office of south east asia in the department of foreign affairs and trade. and jeremy for more from jakarta is i aisha pacific bureau chief guild matters guild and australian commitment to battling climate change. is thi