the war in ukraine as providing a rich new seam of material said performance at the french, as john hall discovered look what it is to me. sending the both identity is an edinburgh festival perennial which shows up plenty about migration and refugees, safety and belonging. never more so than in a year of war. someone comes along to sort it all, i'm you know who he is. he's, he's been called when you think of russia imperial delusion. cast a shadow across the post soviet optic in night lands a psychological thriller about russia and the rise of letting me put in what happened decades later, rushes invasion of ukraine is the fabric of check ukrainian circus, some dance act, boom. a show of youthful resilience in the face of adversity. it goes, boom, cause is exposure of young energy. also they have a lot of tradition in, in show check in the current in traditions pretty much it's about like all freedom . they're a journey tails across landed borders of discovery and self awareness. the ultimate audience journey though, is simply deciding what to watch in a bewildering sea of choice. then y

john hall reports tom mayhew has brought working cars grits to the stages of the edinburgh fringe for a decade. this french was the hardest for me to afford ever come after the french since 2012. but even if you go to the cost of living crisis, and if you don't know what the cost of living crisis is, kind of like, like a local waited see call to the recession. it's kind of like a sped off the credit crunch. the rising cost of everything from performance space to accommodation means his days here may be numbered. so you do feel like it's a place rather, shall we be here. do you want to sit or you can help us get here. when you ask that question, you do think, am i going to be here for auntie, like tom who pay their way and often lose money in the process. the promise of being discovered that one of the world's best known arts festivals is fading with the times. with half my life in immigrant exile spend in home is no place one of 2 shows by karen born scottish off and he george this year she explores her creative roots a 30 year veteran of the freedom. she says, minority voices are als

at the fringes out there is john hall discovered disposable to me. sammy, that was oh, boy, glean items like identity was of edinburgh festival. to renew with shows, with plenty about migration and refugees. safety below me. never more so than in a year old war. someone comes along nancy, nancy, now you saw it. all right? you know who the he's, he's been call when you think of russia, the imperial delusion cost to shadow across the post soviet optic in like land, a psychological thriller about russia and the rise of what happened decades later. the russians invasion of ukraine is the fabric of checking cranium, circus. dom fact boom. i show you the resilience to the face of adversity. it goes, but it's a portion of young energy. also, they have a lot of physicians in, in the show check in your brain traditions pretty much it's about like freedom. their journey tails across landed borders of discovery and self awareness. the ultimate audience journey though, is simply deciding what to watch in the wilderness see a choice. then you come across a guy who's a british irish palestinian worki

john hall has more. mikhail gorbachev left office in 1991 recent survivor of an attempted hard line, communist qu, but victim nonetheless, of unstoppable change. the vast soviet empire at suddenly ceased to exist. gorbachev left behind a moscow reduced in stature, the capital now of a newly independent russia. ma, of course he was her very, very disappointed man because he was an if house not only by the russian state. oh, so he stayed bud by the russians. i mean, he used to that very popular. he'll be remembered more warmly abroad than at home go b. as he came to be known, one the confidence of world leaders by dismantling the structures of the cold war. he played a crucial role in the re unification of germany. joining east with west as the berlin wall fell last last and perestroika formed the new, more attractive face of an old phone. he became secretary general at the time when the soviet economy was beginning to collapse. he realized that he had to make a very serious choice in open up to the west. and when over the confidence of the west, after 70 kids, of very hard mutual dist

plus, i'm john hall in edinburgh where from comedy to contemporary dance climate change has become so prominent on festival programs. it's practically genre. ah, the journey has begun. the 3 full world camp is on its way to cattle hoop your travel package today. hey there, good to see. let's go with your weather report. beginning in pakistan, we've got a tropical cyclone spinning around the north sarabia and see that stumped a lot of rain in karachi. so, over the past 48 hours a months worth of brain has fallen in that shield of rain is now pushing into boxes, stands baluchistan province, where we have dealt with flooding. as of late after india, we go and we've got this disturbance spinning around a bit, been gall. so that's whipping rain around entrepreneurship dish or west bengal into central portions. and you know, it's trouble when you see some of the yellows pop up on our map. certainly the risk of seen some flooding when you consider about a 100 to 200 millimeters of rain falling within a short period of time. the heat is still locked in across the yang see river valley. shangh

john hall report. tom mayhew has brought working cause grid to the stages of the edinburgh fringe for a decade. this fragrance was the hardest to afford a big come up to the 2012 believe in this quarter. the cost of living crisis. and if you don't know what the cost of living crisis is kind of like, like a long way to seek or to the recession. it's kind of like a spin off the credit crunch. the rising cost of everything from performance space to accommodation means his days here may be numbered. so you do so it's a place rust, shall we be here, do you? what are you going to help us get here? when you ask that question, you do think, am i going to be here? for artists like tom who pay their way and often lose money in the process. the promise of being discovered at one of the world's best known arts festivals is fading with the times. with half my life in immigrant exile spend in home is no place on one of 2 shows by her on board scottish and george this year she explores her creative roots a 30 year ve

i'm john hall in edinburgh where from comedy to contemporary dance climate change has become so prominent on festival programs. it's practically a genre all of its own. ah hey, they're great to see you. so after making landfall, our tropical storm has raced away from tokyo. we did have some landside alerts in play here. so that's something we'll watch carefully. also watch in this. a cluster of storms not too far away from beijing. i think the gene could get soaked with about a months worth of rain within 24 hours. so no surprise, we've got a red rainstorm warning. this slug of rain will move into the korean peninsula. that's going to dow saw was somewhat weather in the days to come. really, i think the worst of it will be monday will see those winds pick up his ball to 60 kilometers per hour. southeast asia looks like this, puts it with rain that western side of sumatra, west java and western, borneo. but i'm taking it down under right now. legacy of showers for that southeast corner. no for adelaide the past week. 2 weeks it's been showers, but some dry spells for you on sunday, but thi

ah, ah, i'm john hall in london, the top stories on al jazeera, palestinian families a morning, the victims of days of deadly bombardment by israeli jets in garza a ceasefire deal between israel and the palestinian group. is la mic. jihad is still holding after it was established by egyptian negotiators on sunday. una lci. odd reports now from garza. ah, families in garza, our morning. this funeral is for yesterday in the beginning. he and his 3 children, mohammed, dahlia and met, were killed in debate. hannah and home by an easy way in the air strike. not far away. other palestinians are surveying the damage. some have set up temporary shelters, either is they're trying to salvage their possessions in the them. listening or according to phillip huddle, 3 years, 3 wars, and we suffer every time they bombed the house from a different side, once from the east, once from the west, once from the north. and every time they ask us to leave. and every time we suffered, great fear, oh, the cose, israel says, a hunt for leaders of the palestinian islamic jihad, israel and its allies call them touris

i'm john hall in edinburgh, where from comedy to contemporary dance climate change has become so prominent total festival programs. it's practically a genre and as for injury, run continues in toronto for this brazilian player. ah ah ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption, excellence award boat. now for your hero. oh, i tell her again the top story on the al jazeera news, our former us president donald trump is suspected of violating the espionage shots after the f. b. i classified documents from his florida state this week. they reportedly include material relating to nuclear weapons. the author's salman rushdie is on a ventilator after being stopped at a literary event in new york state. as agent says, he suffered injuries to his arm and abdomen and may lose, and i, a suspect has been arrested. the us house of representatives is approved. the biggest climate package in american history is being seen as a major victory for president joe biden. $370000000000.00 will be set aside to fight climate change. authorities in poland and germany are trying to find out what's beh

john hall has more from the scottish capital where the world's largest arts festival has begun. thank you for coming to the show . i am dr. mud wanting the most positive name and comedy today. morning by name. that's it. no. there are so many shows focused on climate change in edinburgh this year. it's practically a john in itself. from comedy to contemporary dance to polystyrene sheets and globes of this and recyclable product, mainstay of ocean pollution. come alive in materia, undress. other stories moving our object theater. oh no, no. i got to that but you know help you in the universe in space. hippo, japanese shadow puppet retails the science fiction tail of a dying earth. the only hope a hippos sent to discover new worlds in space or people more on, on the internet and friends of mine would be like, oh, nature to, to it's climate change trick because of course, it's a good thing. is it been going to is a good thing? what had to tell people is no. i say the audiences are evolving more because more people are becoming aware of as an issue. so the 1st year i talked about cl

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been using for arresting seniors, fleming to had with them saturday from jayden hall, the us national security spokesmen. john kirby says israel has the full support of the united states a solution. of course we remain committed to a strip of. busy to that, but we still want to see that the outcome both sides have to want to run. jordan has more on the reaction in washington dc. the binding ministration is also reaching out of what it calls the relevant parties, asking them to try to calm the situation, to not aggravate attention and to try to was stop of the violence that has been erupt in, in is in southern israel and in the gaza. strip a old day on friday and into the overnight the by didn't ministration, of course is a very much committed to a 2 state solution, but it has also been a very clear and we saw this when the u. s. president joe biden was in israel and occupied west bank recently that he knows that the situation is not at a place where the parties couldn't negotiate in good faith on trying to achieve a separate palestinian state. it's not just that of the biden administration isn't going to enga

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vote-a-rama process that will happen i think it's tomorrow night and i'm just glad john and i won't be wandering the halls of russell looking for a red bull at 3:00 a.m. >> it's funny what you miss being on the hill. >> you would be the only one. >> i am not. admit t deep down you are. john, there are going to still be critics of senator sinema's, right? if we look back on some of the achievements in the biden administration, gun legislation that obviously -- she was the linchpin there leveraging her republican contacts that wouldn't have gotten done, but here she is in this agreement and she's pulling the carried interest loophole out of this. you're going to have progressives who are saying why does she care so much about hedge fund managers that that's the thing that she's plucking out of these negotiations. >> it's a great question and i will tell you two things. one, john cot and i were having this same conversation in the green room about the fact that we have some incredible historic achievements in this congress and under president biden. i of course am i little biased in this regard and i happen

this is john marshall statue, in the exhibit hall of the supreme court building.the great chief justices, he's often referred to as castle on shuttle, not just for the legal history but the institutional history of the court. as we alluded to earlier, there are a lot of traditions and things that the courts are's that are usually attributed to john marshall. i think in the 19th century, these were, upset, oh really don't really know, but that dates back to john marshals time. what happens over time is that people start to put agency to the stories than attribute them than marshall did them on purpose, and had a reason for doing them. the most obvious one is the switch to the black robes. stories been told and many recent biographies of martial in the court histories that he purposely chose the black rope to go against the colorful robes of judges were wearing prior to this. and that was an attempt to show republicans's -- and take leadership in the court. i'm here to tell you that story is not just true. i have proved to finally share that and hopefully you agree

franchise history and its first nba title joined by multiple future hall of famers, including former usf in olympic teammate jones bob cousy. johnof course, are back. the celtics ripped off 8 straight league championships from 59 to 66. no other team. one more than 3 straight in nba history. remember almost as much as titles were russell's epic battles with wilt chamberlain dubbed the big collision in the battle of the titans. the matchups between the 2 most dominant players the game had seen mesmerized the sports world and brought the nba into the mainstream russell and chamberlain squared off 7 times in the eastern conference finals and while will often won the statistical battle. russell and the celtics won 6 times, followed up by 6 nba titles. you always need the best to bring the best out >> so i was always to have to know that i was up against when phil russell. >> the winning is only important if your beach best. my friend will. norman chamberlain. was far and away. the best player i've played against in 1966. are by retired from coaching in handed the reins to rust. >> making him not only player coach, but the first afri

so i want to turn it over to john, who will share some the key findings in the project, which included not just desk research but also polling town halls, conversations with people around the country, as well as consultations, experts from a range of sectors. so over to john. thank you. thank you very much. sushma and thank you and marcus for being such standing colleagues as well as co-authors. this project and i also want to thank especially martha minow for her eloquent forward and she'll give remarks about this book and. then also, i want to thank allan jenkins for, his thoughtful comments throughout the project. and i also should really give a big shout out to our research assistant whose outstanding work is. in 100 pages of footnotes. so those of you who look at the size of the book know that you probably don't need to all the pages, but definitely 100 pages of footnotes provided great deal of detail about the research that's been done. so this book is about a search for the values can hold the country together. as mathias said, i think we know that the u.s. is a nation of unprecedented diversity. it's been built over a centuries

it shouldn't g to john can you lori about your go to louisville believe it or yeah cushing hall william voted unanimously than keeping it coming down. i also want to express my deepest respects to late colonel william weber, who dedicated his whole life to ensure the korean war never forgotten and for an advocate for the wall of remembrance project, tom young, soldier you know you too young. jun flooding me with a ton of money that he hangs on while you get a ton the mean will give it tangibly possible your trust in me that i didn't turn 100 it only taylor for you yet hello. and when you get to that i am hasn't done veterans and families 72 years ago many young americans bravely ran the fires of war to save the republic of korea from the communist threat and aggression so many young heroes to be separated from their loving families to defend the freedom of the peninsula. hagemann honor to move you get me one to and soldiers money turn you big thumbs you got hungry come cut yourself to turn back to time you know my humble ceremonial so you know could ruin only who get to however today we

mumiy john zhaborov is accused of robbery on an especially large scale committed by an organized group, but in the hall of the naro-fominsk court. he is in the proud solitude of gills, while the only person involved in the high-profile criminal case of the attack on the widow of alexander gradsky marina katashenko. fall asleep to me, come talk, then what's the problem, but the conditions of detention in the pre-trial detention center of the gills do not complain, yes, and it holds. and we are very, cheerfully in clean clothes with neat bristles, he now and then smiles broadly at him, as if he doesn’t care at all that there is most likely an impressive term in the colony ahead, what amuses you so much? term ends? so what? and then everything will be fine. yes. when will you serve 100 million something? where will i share my phone number with you , yes, i will come out and call you. those same 100 million. indeed, they still have not been found, just like zhaboroy’s accomplices, according to investigators, he played the role of a driver of a gang of raiders who fled in a white mercedes, he was later foun

atlanta braves major league baseball hall of famer, john smoltz. know if i had to look at the schedule and say, i've got to go where? when you get here and you see the uniqueness story lines, you will never forget it. it will be a game for a broadcaster for me last year was unmatched. it will be in the top 2 of games i have ever done as a player. >> you know, a lot of the guys over the younger the movie came out in 1989. but i think i'm going to lean on you for this. a lot of players go back and watch this movie if they didn't grow up with it. joey votto was tweeting about how it meant to him and what it meant to the relationship with his dad. >> this has so many tie-ins in so many messages. the movie will be forever known for a lot of things for a lot of people. the game of baseball has an emotional attachment to something. joey votto is going to walk on that field in his mind is going to raise in a way that it will come full circle. that is what it is for me and anybody who played the game long enough. i know the young players will have time to c

and the cy young award winner and hall of famer john. we are talking about the movie.d. this is what he said. i lost my dad this morning and it is the memories and i met so much peace because he will be at peace. he is a guy loved life, loved people, love to laugh, love to learn. i learned through all the things he had taught me and the most competitive guy. he taught me the game of baseball that i grew to love. my dad never missed a little league game. and the efforts he went about to be in the stands cheering as loud as anybody. and then the big leagues come about and i can't imagine what that was like for him sitting in the stands watching me pitch game 7 until i had a daughter plaguing or a sun plaguing sitting they were going "that is ten times more unbelievable." i have such predation for his passion. it plays out for everything i do, his faith in everything he taught me. >> so we did that interview moments after we wrapped up "fox & friends" and it was about 8:30 a.m. central time and he had lost his dad hours before. i was so floored that he sat there with me f

>> reporter: pennsylvania's democratic candidate for senate john fetterman returned to the campaign trail on friday in erie, to a packed hallng a stroke. it hasn't dulled his momentum at all. he thanked his supporters and his wife gisele. >> three months ago my life could have ended. it's the truth. but i'm so grateful to be here tonight as well. i was on my way to another event. and gisele recognized that i'm having a stroke. and let me just tell you right now in front of everyone, gisele saved my life. >> reporter: fetterman's report to the campaign trail marks a significant development in this race between fetterman and trump-endorsed republican dr. mehmet oz. oz already inviting fetterman to participate in five debates. something fetterman often says is he'll visit every county for every vote. that is something he reiterated on friday. boris, amara? >> eva, thank you. >>> let's turn now to wyoming where the latest polling shows representative liz cheney losing to her republican challenger. >> that primary is set for tuesday. and as cnn's jeff zeleny reports, the wyoming race is of major national interest. >> i know wyom

hall of fame, and we're here. also in, i will call it culinary news, papa john has unveiled a new menu item called papa bowls whichls full of pizza toppings without the crust. and i just want to say congratulations, america, you did it, you finally found the opposite of a salad, well done. congratulations. let's move on to. so biggest stories of the day, starting with the 2022 mid terms. last night the primary that everyone was watching was in wyoming. they have a population almost as big as a new york subway car. the reason everyone was watching this race is because liz cheney was running for re-election and of course liz chainee has been cheney has been the most prominent anti-trump republican in congress. she voted to impeach him, she lead the committee investigating him. basically she just will not stop talking about that one time he tried to overthrow the american democracy. that was like, like a million years ago, lady, move on. so anyway last night's primary was the chance for wyoming republicans to he declare whether they stood with liz cheney or with donald trump. and they answered bigly. >> overnight out

john: setting of thursday's speech cannot be overstated. president will be outside of philadelphia's independence hall, the same city he began his campaign fore here to help us out. >> john: begin with peter doocy live at the white house. what are you hearing about the big speech? >> peter: we are hearing president biden is hoping to reach an audience primetime that might miss him during daytime, and he will talk about the progress we have made as a nation to protect democracy but rights and freedoms are under attack and make clear who is fighting for the rights, fighting for the freedoms and fighting for our democracy. as the midterms inch closer, white house officials from the president on down are hoping to define most republicans as trump loyalists with very few compensations. >> we have, you know, we have seen maga republicans attack our democracy. there are some mainstream republicans, he mentioned governor of maryland, larry hogan, and talked about him and what he's been doing and how he called him out of being the mainstream republican. >> peter: president biden has not even been in office two years yet but the midterm message is tot

john thompson who i had known. since i first got to the post, excuse me when he was in the middle of his hall of fame career at georgetown and we'd fought for much of that time legendary fights. some of them were pretty legendary kind when i was stupid enough to to offer to go outside with him and figure things out that way which would not have worked out well for me fortunately. he laughed at me and refused the offer but john had become kind of a mentor to me in many ways after he retired because he's so he was so -- smart. and i went and i said to him i want to do a book on race in sports, but i don't know where to start. and he said you might as well try to explain the holy trinity and then he pointed a finger it means which is why you have to oh, which is why you have to do it. but i still didn't have a way in. the next year i found the way in. which was lamar jackson who as you remember when he came out of college was told become a wide receiver become a running back. your skills aren't right for an nfl quarterback. four white quarterbacks were drafted in the top 10 that year one of them. josh. allen has become a st

hall of fame player. >> cris: the work is so amazing. i understood what john talking about -- go ahead. >> mike: here is what he said. >> i believe that the busts talk to each other. and i can't wait for that conversation. i really can't. the vince lombardi bust to reggie to walter payton and to say to all of my players, my explayers, you know? we will be there forever and ever and ever. >> mike: that was john madden when he was inducted in 2006 and reggie white's bust is behind john's. if they busts talk, you tell them, coach. kyle sloter is the quarterback again for the jaguars. that pass is broken up. the players and coaches and contributors. also every year an honor for a member of radio and television for their excellence in the league. you see some of the big names. al's name and john's name and howard is the winner of the pete rozelle award this year. executive at abc and dennis miller there as well. that the way they used to do the schedule. now howard, in addition to his role as vice president in charge of broadcasting and in charge of putting togethe

john thompson who did not know. or what excuse me, he was the middle of his hall of fame career at georgetown.we fought for much of that time. >> legendary fights. [laughter] some were pretty legendary. when i was stupid enough to offer to go outside with him. [laughter] i figured out things that would not have worked out well for me. fortunate he laughed at me and refuse the offer. but to become kind of a mentor to me in many ways after he retired because he was so smart. i went and said i want to do a book on race in sports but i do not know where tod start. and he said he might as will try to explain the holy trinity. he pointed a finger at me which is why you have to do it. but i still did not have a way in. the next year i found a way in. which was lamar jackson. who as you remember when he came out of college was told to become a wide receiver. become a running back. your skills are not right nfl quarterback. quarterbacks are trapped in the top ten. josh allen had become a star. baker mayfield is okay. josh was on his fourth team already. sam on her old head filled with the jets. and wit

john, thank you that. well, a big rig fire still there, 80 northbound south of east broke hall wrote this is in san jose.up because of that. and then if you're maybe hopping on 6.80, we are starting to see just a little improvement along the highway. 14 minute to the city maze to that fremont street exit. let's go ahead and get a look at the san mateo bridge. 13 minutes. a 80 to one o one much better. we were at about 17 to 20 minutes. just a 7 minute ride. if you're heading out of richmond heading across towards sandra fell and let's look at the delays along one o one. still at about 50 minutes. if you're traveling up from 85 into menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain. it's 9.51, year ago in afghanistan, the u.s. military pulled troops pout and the taliban took over >> refugees were gotten out of kabul, the lucky ones and brought to the u.s. and many made their way to the bay area. kron four's ella sogomonian has an update. >> this time last year the taliban took control of afghanistan and people who worked with american companies or the military became targets. so u.s. program called op

john hama announced his intention to run for san francisco. >> district attorney. he made his candidacy official at city hall yesterday. this after chase booting recently announced that he will not trying to win his old job back in november. a saki has been critical of current da brooke jenkins, drug policies as well as her close relationship with mayor london breed who appointed jenkins to the role. here's a look at the people who say that they are running a november special election. former san francisco fire commissioner and civil rights attorney joe do he announced after incumbent brooke jenkins came under fire for being paid more than $100,000 for consulting work for a group that bankrolled the recall and chasing to dean and 2 other candidates race should and austin hills who say that they will run, but they have not yet officially filed. still ahead here at 8 o'clock, we're not taking a trip up the napa valley and we're going to check it out. a couple of spots that will make you want to know more. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions,

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of all time a season on w the brink -- johns a longtime writer and columnist for the "washington post" as well as other national outlets and a member of five halls of fame including the national sportswriters and sportscasters hall of fame and basketball hall of fame who won the curt got a word treated jeremy is in the copper sports journalists. for 10 years and columnist for "the los angeles times" and is a writer at the "washington post" and the "chicago sun-times." you may recognize him from hissp thousands of the parents is on the roundtablebl discussion show around the corner. if you have a question during the course of our discussion we hope you do you can submit it at the live chatns box. we will get as many answered as we can at the end of the presentation. john and james it's great to see you again and great to have you here. thanks so much for joining us and welcome to both of you. i will let you get started. >> thank you so much. it's great to be reunited with the two of you and i appreciate that you thought of me for this discussion. certainly these are topics that i voice both are important and one of the reasons i gotts into sports