so i got to speak to the chief to the treasury, john glenn. this is what he had to say. >> it's very encouraging it's great to see that inflation is falling that's what we've been planning and working for. obviously it's slightly higher than was anticipated in terms that the fall is greater but there's no complacency here. we're working closely in lockstep with the bank of england as we try to get it down to its set long-term norm of 2%. >> there have been questions asked of retailers there's been profiteering and the like as well the profit margins and prepandemic have actually fallen while the food manufacturers have been the ones still fairly higher profit margins. will you be asking a few questions of them and how they can bring down those numbers >> well, the chancellor and myself have met with supermarkets we've met with the different regulators including the cma to ensure that they are taking appropriate action across the supply chain so it's a very complicated picture, but we work very closely with those bodies to ensure that the right

john glenn's historic orbital flights around earth. our first trip to the moon.he fact we are going back there now. a few years players -- prior to that, the notion of putting somebody in space was impossible. lending people on the moon, and having them conduct work on this object that has been the object of war and mystery and asked her number: tris. the fact we would put people there to explore is impossible. and yet, part of what nasa does is to make the impossible possible. we continue to do that with the artemis program, and as we look forward to going to mars. i want to talk to you about making the impossible possible in your journeys. i want to share my journey as an illustration. the truth of it is, i should not be standing in front of you today talking about my experience as national. if the laws of logic and reason we do that on a regular basis. we continue to do that with the artemis program as we look forward to going to mars. i wanted to talk about making the impossible possible indoor journeys. i want to share my journey with you as an illustration.

chief secretary to the treasury, john glenn.inflation data, but this time a key emerging, out of south africa. that's ahead of a rate decision from in central bank. let's get to jennifer, our africa correspondent in johannesburg. what are expecting out of the south african cpi numbers? >> we are paying attention to south africa because as you mention, it is very important for this continent. we anticipate this could be the first time we see the cpi number return to the central banks target between 3% and 6%. that is significant for a few different reasons. namely because last month, we did see inflation easing, so this month if we do actually see it continue to go down, that could be a sign that inflation is actually easing. but we know that inflation is different here than it is around the world. it is really based on the supply side factors. electricity is still going up, and inflation expectations are still increasing. tomorrow when we get the central-bank decision about the interest rate, we will be paying attention to what

john glenn, the treasury minister, had told the commons the pay award was fully funded. actually education has actually acknowledged have to , as acknowledged it will have to, as they reprioritize existing they say, reprioritize existing budgets to pay for the rise, i.e, find cuts elsewhere of . i.e, find cuts elsewhere of. some £1.4 billion to actually fund the 6.5% pay rise offered to the teachers . this had been a to the teachers. this had been a sticking point, of course, but all indications now that there will be cuts elsewhere to fund that deal . so clearly those that deal. so clearly those teaching unions who have withdrawn their industrial action will have to maybe point that out to the unions as well as they vote on that pay offer that's just coming through . that's just coming through. >> oscar winning actor kevin spacey has taken to the witness box today, telling a jury that the sexual assault allegations against him are either madness, make no logical sense, or are a stab in the back. >> well, he's charged with a string of offences, alleged offences , includi

we heard a few minutes ago in the house of commons, john glenn, treasury minister, said that the governmentthe recommendations of the pay review vault bodies in full. we don't yet know exactly what those recommendations are going to be for each of those different sectors. i think it is fair to say that both the prime minister and chancellor are pretty much aligned in their thinking on this. i are pretty much aligned in their thinking on this.— are pretty much aligned in their thinking on this. i understand there are expectations _ thinking on this. i understand there are expectations that _ thinking on this. i understand there are expectations that the _ thinking on this. i understand there are expectations that the police - thinking on this. i understand there are expectations that the police are going to be had at the highest award. what do you understand by this? have you heard otherwise? i don't think we can say anything yet about which sectors will get which awards. we will have to wait for that announcement to come from the prime minister and he will be making an announcement this aft

came back, can ron desantis comeback question we could think of jeb bush you think of people like john glennnever took off they never launch and everyone thought they were the front runners. desantis at the moment, i was really troubled this week by the ad he ran attacking trump for saying positive things about gays and transsexuals. you think someone who supports donald trump is going to actually change their vote because of this? it also makes desantis less attractive to mainstream voters who are looking for an alternative to donald trump because he seems like he is trying to be or it may make donald trump when he is in the race if you are looking for donald trump he is right there. shannon: the ad struck people as odd there is the sense that many in the pool of canids for gop are trying to run to the rights of president trump. these are cultural issues, the desantis team assays much better equipped to speak to these it's a more natural fit for him than it is for president trump that is your argument. >> often times especially with this particular issue the devil is in the details. the des

that's what john glenn, offer?e treasury, has said . has said. >> yeah, well, but actually, the whole idea of having an independent group try to set it was idea was it's was the idea was it's independent. it's not the government trying to force it. it's trade unionist. you it's not a trade unionist. you got who are got a group of people who are sitting trying to say what sitting there trying to say what would be the fair result. the trouble course, whilst trouble is, of course, whilst you levels inflation you saw high levels of inflation and that a relatively short term people will get drawn towards that, then you've also got, say, the doctors going back over the years saying, actually, i'm poorer that can't poorer because of that can't be fixed . what you fixed immediately. what you should right , fixed immediately. what you should right, we're should be saying is right, we're going the pay commission going to get the pay commission to what the pay levels to look at what the pay levels should be a period of should

john glenn had just returned to space... - nbc's science correspondent... - and an important scientificounced. - mike byerly was one of the more than 4,000 men who volunteered for the trials of the anti-impotence drug called viagra. he was very satisfied with the results. - speaking of tireless stallions who just won't slow down... - steve kornacki, who has gotten some rest, is back at the big board tonight. - msnbc's steve kornacki is not just the master of the election night big board or a khaki pants icon. he's also an expert in '90s politics. - good to see you. cheers. - hey, any time, blake. maybe he'd have some clues for me. this--this bill was signed in by clinton in october of '98. what's going on in his world at that time? - so bill clinton wanted to get things done in 1998. i mean, every president wants to get things done. but bill clinton had a particular imperative to because of impeachment. the clinton strategy in 1998 was to say, this whole thing with monica lewinsky was a personal thing. and what i'm trying to do as president is the business of the people. he was doing th

. >> john: and glenn youngkin had a big push from terry mcauliffe when he said i don't think parentshould be telling the schools what their kit should be learning. >> i would pick up on something. social media. i think we are in an age where social media absolutely intentionally divides people to get clicks and says things to you that are provocative. i think my wife's social media, there are so much crime on her social media i'm like do you ever... it's frightening. it's right. it helps to drive the division because it says the other guy is doing something to you or those kids are doing something to you or those people are excusing bad behavior. everybody is upset. this is a cranky country. >> john: on the subject of social media, i want to ask both of you about this. the white house won an appeal. the lower court decision that it would have to stay away from contact with social media. the white house seems to think that it is very important to be able to contact the social media companies and say we don't think that this content is appropriate. you should take it down. is that with

but as john mentioned, that ludlum had said it's humid and just some examples there. you have glenn tucker's bo scuss this in pretty good detail. of course, coddington carringtons gog to mention the weather. talk about how humid it felt and then civil war weather in. virginia by robert k crick tailwhat the weather was like there in virginia, the civil war, but also, o course is going to describe gettysburg again using the primary source there using the primary source source at this point. but they're not down drilling down to get heat index. john alluded to the howling storm. can those book now that out after i initiate my research on this effort in 2017. but i was glad to see that ken did go to the original source documents as held by the national archives. you're also it, noah, by the way. so there are two places you can find these records. nobody has quantified this. i don't know why. as a battlefield guide, i will tell you that almost every tour i take, folks on the battlefield, they want to know what ttherelt like. and so i'mng pfessor jacobs said to pm on the afternoon, july 3

john irving representing de oliveira. stanley woodward, he's representing walt nauta and also, ding, ding, tavares. there's all these people representing multiple people but now we've got one more filing today. glennial counsel turned over the third production of discovery to trump and nauta including all of the witness interviews and grand jury transcripts as well as any witness deals. the government will disclose payments, promises of immunity, leniency or other inducements made to prospective government witnesses. et cetera, et cetera. glenn. trump is now going to know who got offered deals. and then what could he do with that? >> well, first of all, what could trump do with it? he could, let me use the term mob lawyer. i'm not accusing anybody of being a mob lawyer but when we hear the term, what does that conjure up? the mob boss gets a lawyer or lawyer for all of his underlings. his wise guys. because he wants to keep them all close. he wants to keep them into the fold and here is the thing. the sixth amendment right to counsel in the constitution provides that not only does everybody have a right to counsel, you have a right to zealous counsel, effective counsel and most importantly for our

john bennett has the sport. good morning. australia legend glenned off and it is 0—0, and later brazil take on panama, who like morocco are making their tournament debut. wilfried zaha is in istanbul to sign for galatasaray, and injapan, 2017 world champion ben brown and teammate jacob peters will hope to secure britain�*s first silverware in the 50 metres butterfly final later today. after ten o�*clock, massive issue for people on these islands, and it is housing, it is homeless. just about now, michael gove, the housing secretary, is making a speech about all this. and we are expecting some interesting ideas. we are going to play some of it for you at ten o�*clock and we are expecting a couple of ideas, including the slashing of red tape, we hear that a lot, making it easierfor more lot, making it easier for more shops and takeaways to be converted into housing. there is very much an urban focus going on, and a political one as well, rishi sunak is going to talk about it as well, his idea, which michael gove is delivering, is that they can delive

john lauro, who says that he'll take the unprecedented step of asking for cameras in the federal courthouse. to join me now to help sort through all of these new details, former federal prosecutor glenn journal correspondent tÉa mitchell. all right, glenn, can you just explain exactly what a target letter is, why do federal prosecutors and what it means for possible third trump indictments. all very succinctly, so my grandmother can understand. >> sure simone. so, prosecutors sometimes will send the target of a grand jury investigation, a target letter. but often we won't. when we have a large scale investigations that are overt, in other words, everybody knows that jack smith has been investigating donald trump, right? so there's no secret here. so what they will do is they'll send a letter to the target of the investigation, a target is a person they are intending to indict, and they will invite them to come before the grand jury, and if they want to give their side of the story, if they want to explain to the grand jury under oath why the prosecutors have it all wrong, they really didn't commit any crimes, they didn't do anything wrong, the target has that opportunity. people may