thanks to john henry. thanks to all the colleagues. i have had a couple of rewarding years here at csas. i had the opportunity to watch john grow into the intellectual force it is today. i benefited from the expertise of a community of scholars. the only reason i left is because i had my arm twisted by a senator from the state of delaware who had taken over the senate foreign relations committee. it is good to be with my friend . he is one of the first calls that we make whenever we need accounts of regional crises, developments. we were talking just a few minutes ago, and that levelheaded response, the thoughtfulness he brings and everything, it is a source of strength. the only place he doesn't bring that is when it comes to his and my beloved new york giants. this is starting out as a tough year. but this form comes as one of importance for the u.s., korea relationship. as you know, in a few days, we will celebrate 70 years since our countries signed a mutual defense treaty. it is a relationship that has grown from a key security al

john henry and l g 0. dearborn michigan may be, as government says, it's breaking diplomatic ties with israel and using the country of commission crimes against humanity in gaza. olivia comp ties with israel in 2009 over it's the tags and the gaza strip and the restoring them in 2020 bolivia says and condemns. be aggressive and disproportionate is really ministry offensive. surely on colombia of announced the recording then boss this as well on the social media platform x the columbia and president could stop with petra said, i've decided to recall on boss that to israel. israel does not store the mass because the palestinian people, we cannot stay the money or policy. and following developments from mexico city of the government of bolivia has officially severed ties with the state of israel. we are treating this as a developing story because following that announcement by the bolivian government, there were also statements made by other south american countries that they would be taking diplomatic actions of their own countries, like sheila and columbia, who have announced that they

john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan of okay, before we go, i just want to show you live pictures from garza with the time now is just approaching 8 30 am in the morning. we are looking at live pictures of the rafa crossing which was due to be open about an hour and a half ago to allow people through. so i saw that has been no updates on that. look at the top. yeah, the color of the web is looking a little disturbed across the good parts of the middle east and my last class showing up on the satellite picture. and that will bring to me that some live the showers from time to time. not quite just which is the big down post that we saw last week, and even that on monday, some heavy showers even here and console ourselves. not too far away. i think the width of weather will be in 2 central northern parts of saudi arabia, child, so some shows up towards that eastern side of the mediterranean sofa, west and pot sofa, syria pushing down into a lebanon jordan occupied territories into a. it's rather always a chance of seeing one or 2 showers. they'll slide a little further east with perh

and we have john henry and in washington with us reaction. let's 1st cross to topic assume who is in golf tired. so i want to start to start with the strikes that have continued, not just over night, but in the last few hours. yes, these very strikes had intensified during the last couple of hours. a course the goal is to try including the north ends even be south of the southern areas of the deceased territories, starting from the south of the gaza strip in particular. and the most iraq tricky decamp, where a residential building has been completely destroyed by the occupation forces claiming the lives of around 9, palestinian till this very moment. as the occupant, as the occupation forces had also targeted several areas across the territory, including the north of the gaza strip with the vicinity of come out at one hospital in the north of gaza strip. had been widely attacked by these very forces uh the own. so confrontations on the ground we've palestinian sciences and he is with the patient force has continued into for excess wear. the s

john: who give unconditional love. henry: right. what do you say to another child, someone who is going through that? henry: i will tell you exactly. i saw my life as a stainless steel cylinder with no handholds, no footholds. all i had to do was just get to the top lip and pull myself up and be in the sun. i kept sliding back down. sliding back down. i eventually figured out how much pressure it was going to take for me to get to the lip and pull myself up. i tell each child you are powerful. no matter what is happening, you keep your eye on the prize of your imagination. you keep your eye on what it is that you want. without ambivalence. without doubt. john: even at the peak of his popularity he said he always reminded himself that fame conveyed. henry: when people would come up to me and say oh my god you walk on water. i would say you cannot be talkg to me. i understood that stardom, you are floating on cotton balls. it is going to rain. those cotton balls are going to get very soggy and they are not going to support anything. i

we can speak to john henry and who is in washington dc. john, what exactly is the pentagon? the saying about these trends of leveling. senior defense officials have confirmed you as a new media that those reaper surveillance drones have been flying over guys. or they'll only say that this has been since october 7th, but they've been spotted in recent days on publicly available private radar trackers. there's one called a flight rate are $24.00 that had shown the drones just since saturday, appearing over gaza. now the us military says these drones are only used defensively there, or rather they're only used for surveillance. they're not used for the ground mission that what they're doing is looking for the captives being held in god's or that they're gonna, they're trying to locate, look for signs of life, and then pass on leads to the is really military. it's important that they make that distinction because those drums are capable of carrying hellfire missiles. the defense officials say they are an armed and they're simply looking for people. um, but uh that is the 1st tim

reports, it's believed to be the 1st time the us has learned surveillance rooms over this trip to john henry joins us live now from washington, dc more and is john. so what is the pennsic? i'm saying about these drugs and what are they being used for that because they're in senior defense, defense officials have confirmed us media that those reaper drones have been used over guys a they say that they have just been used that they're on armed and they've only been used to look for those hostages, they're designed to locate them, look for signs of life, and then allow us officials to pass on any leads to is really military. now that's important for the us, not just because it's supporting israel and is more but of the 240 captives, 10 of them are american citizens. so the us has a direct interest here. we've known before that the us has sent weapons and advisors that there are 2 navy carrier groups in the eastern mediterranean. but this suggest a more direct and deeper role. this is us drones directly over guys, out in the u. s. military insist that they are just in a supportive mission at thi

john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. while israel is bombing campaign continues, let's review with some live pictures now from garza. we know when you strike on the java lea, a refugee camp in northern gauze that has posed many casualties and left in kansas traffic damage. that's the 2nd, as striking as many days. the ground in carson is also continuing syncing flash lighting up the sky. israel has plunged garza into the office of the cost of electricity and stopping fuel supply. as you can see that talk, that's on your screen right now. these really minute training says if phones is on now at the gates of garza city, that's the deepest and caution. since israel withdrew from garza in 2005, what will be following overlay system development for you can on al jazeera, i'll be back with much more in just a few minutes to stay with the as the war on gaza escalate to 0 is correspondence on the ground, they have to make a decision between patients safe and who to nest. this damage was caused by one of the rockets 5 from gaza t

john henry reports from washington, dc. the burns is just the latest u. s. official to arrive in israel. we're not seeing a lot of pictures because it has the intelligence chief. they don't take a lot of pictures of him, but uh, officially, wall of the c. i a says it doesn't comment on the directors. whereabouts are us officials speaking on condition of unit name? and he says he is there to visit a number of countries in the middle east and to talk to world leaders and to talk to intelligence officials. and he's expected to be discussing and not just the situation in garza, but also captive negotiations. and make an effort to cooperate with members of those countries, including israel to digital, to deter, state and non state actors from whitening that conflict. and he's expected to be there to reinforce intelligence share. and you may recall that the, the us is using reaper drones over gaza to gather intelligence information. so the ca would likely be involved in analyzing and distributing that data for goals. he's also probably going to be pressing the

john henry and l g. 0 dearborn michigan, protests in solidarity with palestinians and guys that have been continuing to take place in cities around the world. these are life pictures from germany's capital berlin, where hundreds of people are out on the streets in support of past, or a thousands of people from all of a to k are expected to most of the us internally space in a donna, they're threatening to stay there for days until there's a ceasefire in gaza, osama been drive it as more from his stumble. it's public under continues to grow into key against the killings and gaza. they commodity and the human rights organization. i. a church says that it is going to take thousands and thousands of people towards the insurance base here into key. it says the united states is complicit and the rest is responsible for not being able to stop the crimes in gaza . it says that if the violins doesn't stop, if there isn't a ceasefire, it's not just going to be limited to us basis. but also diplomatic missions are going to be places where people are going to go and protest and register that the

that's according to the american institute, john henry reports on the majority of american city of dba on, in michigan, or in the streets. you've dearborn michigan, overwhelming support for president joe biden. his turn to anger when we voted for joe biden. when i worked on his campaign, i thought he would be somebody that can lead with humanity and compassion. clearly, i was wrong. so i definitely feel the truth. more than half of dearborn residents, or of arab descent in 70 percent of them voted for biden in 2020. but since biden embrace benjamin netanyahu and israel's war and guns, that support has largely evaporated. we worked very hard to elect them in 2020 and now we don't feel seen. we don't feel heard. and we don't feel safe in our communities because of their rhetoric coming from the bye didn't. and ministration is a popular topic of conversation and establishment like harass coffee house. meet the mingling sense of the middle east in north africa. the loss of arab american and muslim american support could improve costly for by donald trump, one in the state of michigan 51000

john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. the us take a look at some news from other news stories now one of the most most important trade routes from the city of men. the life of the chinese border is now under the control of rebels. it happened off from the lines of ethnic groups launched a series of attacks across the northern sean states without any chung reports. the cooperation among these groups could be a major obstacle for me and mas routing military in jungles close to the board with china rebels attack a government position despite facing superior um, or in 5 pounds. these places have made dramatic gains across 10 states. strategic hilltop base is vital to the control of this region. have also fall into their forces, the captured weapons, munition, and government troops. and formed a new coalition, which he can obelia and what are these policies to work with all resistance organizations to eliminate the june to a long time, no way of finding in the south under the command of the korean. here in the north, we are fi

and the fighting is not being discussed to allow the release of captives being held in gaza with john henry and joins us live now from washington dc. john, so how do you stop getting them to try and achieve this pause in the fight to i was wondering us officials progress is being made there. a senior administration official says a very significant cause is being discussed with his really officials now. blinking has apparently been telling is really officials that what they're trying to do is by is rarely time to continue to carry out that ground vision. but the u. s. is under a lot of criticism, domestically and internationally. and so what blinking has been urging nation yahoo benjamin netanyahu the prime minister of israel is to secure some kind of temporary pause in hostilities. so that for a nationals and injured people can get out of gaza. and there's no guarantee if or when they kept is would be released according to this us official. they say that there are a $100.00 to $200.00 hostages. we've seen the figure 240 mentioned with us officials as nobody really knows how many of the get

john henry l. g 0 dearborn, michigan. that's bringing marine ravone in montreal. now he's a non resident study, what the sense of a conflict, tons of monetary and studies in the middle east. i'm only specializing in tennessee and it says, i'm the herb is where the conflict. welcome to the program. so dr. barton is on the pressure from some of his own support base, but his support for israel seems on moving, despite the civilian casualties and gaza. and i think the, the by the end administration's position on this has nothing to do with the civilian casualties. i mean, if civilian casualties and palestinian civilian suffering, we're going to play a role that would have done so long ago. rather the us is looking at this from the perspective of its solid and unconditional support of israel. and also from the more geo political perspective, in other words, it doesn't want additional is rarely failure. and the strengthening of those rules adversaries to reflect poorly on the united states is position either in the middle east or more for more globally. i should also ad

john henry and l. u 0 dearborn, michigan. the navy is government says it's ranking diplomatic ties with israel, a keys in the country of committing crimes against humanity in garza. but livia comp ties with israel and 2009 nervous attacks and the gaza strip any restoring them in 2020 and then he says it condemns the aggressive and just for pushing it is right ministry offensive today on colombia have announced the recording then bestest israel on the social media platform, asked the columbia and president could stop. a petro said, i've decided to recall on boss that to israel. israel does not stop. the masika is the part of sydney and people. we cannot stay that minute report has been following developments from mexico city. of the government of bolivia has officially severed ties with the state of israel. we are treating this as a developing story because following that announcement by the bolivian government, there were also statements made by other south american countries that they would be taking diplomatic actions of th

out of there is john henry and the 1st in washington dc. let's be to does waxman. he's a professor of israel studies and political science easy at a he joins us live from los angeles. thank you for your time. so it more details now emerging of this deal, what is your reaction to what we've had so far as well? i really happy to hear this news. i think this is really the 1st piece of good news . we've had the 6 weeks of operating tragedies, so i'm, it will save lives. it will say palace didn't realize it would save a quite likely that lots of these ready hostages as well. it will allow us to more she monetary an age, reach, policy and civilians in gauze when she's desperately needed. and in time, we're also allow for the release of the palestinian children for me is ready presents which items are welcome. what do you make of the us as involvement throughout this entire saga? and particularly through these negotiations, i mean that's an yahoo! before you went into the cabinet signed president biden's making the deal swisher for these rep is writings. how significant d

john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. as well as he is, government says it's breaking diplomatic ties with this route. the keys in the country of committing crimes against you. 19 guns. bolivia, cut ties with is rarely in 2009. and if it's a tax on the gaza strip, it only was stored them in 2020 during that time in governmental present, jeanine on this. really this says it condemns the aggressive and disproportionate is really military offensive. hundreds of palestinians have been back on the streets of ramada and occupied westbank to protest as well as bombardments of gauze . and the demonstration was triggered by israel's mates as to tack on the w. a refugee camp which is killed at least $100.00 people. the death total expected to rise protests in ramada have become a regular occurrences as well intensifies its attacks. more con is in the model with the latest emotions are running incredibly high and there is impacts and developing every time we see something that the job of the refugee camp, a bombing, or indeed the bu

john henry and l g 0 dearborn, michigan. let's bring you some of the news. olivia's government says it's breaking diplomatic ties with as rel, accusing the country of submitting crimes against humanity in gaza. and that be a cup. ties with israel in 2009 when some taxes and costs a strict any restoring them. in 2020, meanwhile, actually in columbia have also announced that they are recording the investors to israel on the social media platform x, the collab, me and president gustavo petro said, i've decided to re run past that israel. israel does not stone the master code of the palestinian people, say the a new apollo has been following developments from mexico says he olivia now officially cutting diplomatic ties with israel. that statement, of course, was followed by announcements by other south american countries, announcing that they too would be taking diplomatic measures. speaking here, specifically about sheila and colombia, the decision by olivia to cut ties with israel that was announced on on tuesday afternoon, is

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john henry is in washington dc for us. so where is this discussion heading well, as senior us official says on condition of anonymity that there is a conversation going on about having a significant pause and hostility that you heard that on the record, benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel's. and absolutely not, that won't happen until those captives are released by hum us. however, there are indirect talks going on haltingly and a list of the captives have been exchange. although the us officials, as those lists are not complete with hamas saying and that some of those captors have been killed in his railey air. strikes of the visual also said that earlier when to american citizens, women were released. but that was a kind of pilot program in which they would test whether that was possible. and they said what happened was that it actually worked. there was a cessation of hostilities that how much was able to deliver those captives. and so, according to the u. s. official, that is where those conversations are

this john henry and for us in washington, dc for funding between is there any forces and palestinian find his own going until cut them in the occupied with bank? at least 5. tell us the indians have been killed in and is rarely drones truck in the area. is there any forces stoned, an emergency department at the hospital and to care him during a ride? the 50 year old palestinian man has been killed by his ready forces during a through the series of rides in the occupied west bank. and that happens in the village of as soon need. abraham joins us now live from remodeler and obviously now the deadly nice uh the, uh, these rides still own going and some of them are still ongoing and some new ones have been reported recently. but let me 1st take you to cut them with the medical sources that have confirmed that at least 5 palestinians have been killed. 5 others have been wounded. and one of those who have been have been wounded, has been arrested by is really forces. while he was inside an ambulance, we've seen videos of these really forces storming inside an ambulance car near a hospital.

diplomat and widow to the late senator john mccain, said "henry kissinger was ever present in my late husband's life. while john was a prisoner of war and in the later years as a senator and statesman. the mccain family will miss his wit, charm, and intelligence terribly." kissinger remained active in foreign affairs long after he left office meeting with chinese president xi jinping in july. xi sent a message of condolence saying kissinger was a dear old friend of the chinese people and will be dearly remembered for his sincere devotion to u.s. relations. >>> former first lady rosalynn carter was lady to rest in plains, georgia. her husband, 99-year-old former president, jimmy carter, attended a private funeral service yesterday at the couple's small hometown church. hundreds watched a motorcade pass through town. mrs. carter, who died last week at the age of 96, was buried in view of the front porch of the home where the former president still lives. >>> the house is expected to ote tomorrow on whe expel new york republican george santos from congress. it comes after a scathing hous

john clark, john reid, henry burnett, they were kicked out for siding against the union and fighting for the confederacy. two house members have been expelled since this in modern times, both of them convicted of crimes, michael myers after fbi experts caught him taking a $50,000 bribe. and a democrat from ohio after being convicted of ten felonies, including for bribery, fraud, tax evasion. if george santos is expelled, he would be the first house member in modern times to be kicked out without being convicted of a crime. there you have it, john. >> without being convicted of a crime. maybe yet, maybe before being convicted of a crime. we'll have to wait and see on that. >>> this morning, a cnn exclusive, new investigation into claims of hate in schools. an education department official says the agency is looking into seven schools after complaints of alleged anti-semitic and islam phobic incidents, the first investigations of its kind since the hamas terror attack. if the schools do not comply with the recommendations made at the end of the probes. our cnn's rene marsh broke this s

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of our country, folks, only five members have been expelled from congress. 1861, john clark, john reid, henry burnett were expelled on the grounds of treason for supporting the confederate rebellion. 1980, michael myers, convicted of bribery, involving an fbi sting that led to the convictions of seven members of congress, six of them resigned and myers was expelled on a vote of 376-30. then in 2003, james trefecant was convicted on on ten counts, bribery, conspiracy to defraud the united states, corruption, obstruction of justice. all five, all five of these men had one thing in common, and they were all convicted under federal law and rightfully expelled from congress. kicking out mr. santos is a setting a very dangerous precedent. never before has congress expelled a member based on indictments. indictments require nothing more than probable cause. an indictment is not a conviction. why today would we remove a member from this house based on an indictment. it's never been done before. it shouldn't happen today. in this country, i thought everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty in

three of them around the start of the civil war back in 1861, john clark, john reed and henry burnetteght and got the boot. notably, only two house members expelled. 1980, pennsylvania democrat michael myers got caught by the fbi taking a $50,000 bribe. and jim trafford from ohio was convicted of bribery, fraud, tax evasion and forcing his aides to do chores on his family farm. notably, they were convicted before expelled. congressman santos has pled not guilty to 23 different charges including fraud and identity theft. he's said to go on trial next year. but that commission alleges that he spent tens of thousands of dollars of political donations, designer brands, the onlyfans website and fancy vacations, allegations that santos has categorically denied. so what would it take for him to get kicked out? two-thirds of the house must vote in favor of expelling him. a figure they haven't reached on two previous attempts to expel the congressman. house speaker johnson saying they are having real reservations about supporting expulsion, likely because of this. republicans control the house

john clark, john reed, and henry burnett were kicked out for siding against the union and fighting for the confederacy. only two house members have been expelled since then in more than times, both were convicteded of crimes. pennsylvania democrat michael myers in 1980 after fbi agents caught him taking a $50,000 bribe, and jim traficant, a democrat from ohio who was expelled in 2002 after being convicted of ten felonies, including bribery, fraud and tax evasion. if santos is expelled this week, he would be the first house member in more than times to be kicked out without being convicted of a crime. something that he himself mentioned. santos facing though 23 federal charges including fraud and identity theft. he has 34r50ed pleaded not guil >>> and new reporting this morning on text messages that shed new light on republican congressman scott perry's role in former president trump's effort to stay in power even after he lost the 2020 election. it appears the d.c. circuit court of appeals publicly releasted the texts briefly last night before unreleasing them. katelyn polantz has the

. >> i want to go back to the advent of this, working with alpha simplex, john henry and the rest.question 20 years ago is the same today. if you look at studies for the complexity of trend-based set ups are they elegant right now, is the math good or are you blind? katy: turning points are notoriously difficult. it's because we are not really set up to pick the tops and bottoms of big moves and what happens in these turning points is we have to figure out where is the next step of the trend and that is where right now is an inflection point and i'm looking forward to seeing if we can see that steeper curve and when we've done historical analysis what you do see is flat curves or the steepening's of curves which is very difficult for trend signals because it is moving. tom: a stochastic environment and you have to find a new trend. what is the key attribute for listeners and viewers to establish the trend. katy: the key thing we think about is we try to blend different views so right now the long-term view is still cautious. the short-term view is very optimistic. if you combine th

magnitude of the work but even the open-minded ones, like henry clark, could not understand just what it all had to do with them. it was the business of johne to answer that. it has everything to do with the farmers, he said. the dams are just a beginning. without the cooperation of the people on the land, it is worthless. there were small meetings up and down the valley. john worden told the farmers 10 inches of topsoil supports all of the life on earth. every drop of rain that falls on your fields carries away a bit of the soil. every time it rains, the gullies, the scars on your fields, grow deeper and wider. every year the precious topsoil goes away. the under soil is hard and sterile. the water which should have soaked into the land runs off and is useless. your topsoil travels with it, useless. he goes down to the delta of the river. millions of tons of good farming soil lost forever. blowing away with the wind. all of this waste is not necessary. it can be stopped. your land can be saved if we work together. you have seen the dams but they are only part of the plan. the rest of it is up to you. if we are to succeed, all of us, you m

john was dead. right after the attack, newport beach detective rick henri found john's killer, terra, at the hospitalwhole story. >> the whole story is a pretty complicated mess? >> yes. >> as doctors treated terra's wounds, detective henry began investigating. the whole family waited, and worried. >> what were you afraid of? >> well, i didn't know if they would for sure know that it was him attacking her, and it was self-defense. >> so, you are afraid they might charge her with something? >> yes. >> there is a process the law must follow. careful consideration. august became september, october, november. debra didn't know it, but the detective had discovered something. in the trunk of john's car -- >> we found a backpack with numerous other knives inside. we found a zip ties, we found duck tape. we found his passport. >> it took some organization. it took thinking. he has planned this out. this was a revenge killing. >> orange county deputy district attorney met murphy believed the evidence spoke for itself. >> there is an image of this young woman in the hospital with her dog, sitting on her bed. t

john. thank you for awhile, henry kissinger century has come to back to influence continues to cast a shadow on global politics for more and how he shakes on your, on the international relations by august rating conflicts and ending wars. you can head to a website or to the western media as find a reason to get all frenzied off his obligations. are rife that russia is using the israel gas and conflict group intentions and other parts of the world are teased purely. isabel has been delving into the details. the latest runs appear as a fake news war, a rinse and repeat a recognizable strategy from the west. well, here we go again as washing to the media points, the finger at russia, claiming putting is hijacking the is for a post, i more to feel tensions in the west. the live spread by moscow's digital propagandist. now include claims that how much terrorists are using nate, the weapons to attack israel, the evidence, a claim that russia said how moss is using nato weapons. the problem is that the claim actually originated from ukrainian intelligence, who, of course, also blamed russia and wit

. >> john: this happened in henry county, georgia.te familiar with it. the superintendent of schools said. listen here. >> as your superintendent, i accept the responsibility for creating systems that insure students learn at high levels and that students have opportunities to succeed. my first and most significant responsibility is to insure a safe school for every one of our nearly 44,000 students. >> john: she says her first and most significant responsibility is to insure a safe school. that didn't happen in this case despite warnings. what should have happened when administrators were notified that this young girl had a knife? >> according to their handbook, they were supposed to act immediately. they were supposed to set out certain rob owe calls to alert parents of the threat and get the child investigated, searched. they were supposed to talk to other students and they did nothing. there are cameras throughout the school. cameras on the buses, and once this attack occurred and they started looking in, that's when they found al

thank you so much julian zelizer looking back at the life of henry kissinger dying at 100 years old. john? >>> elon musk is naming names of advertisers and telling them to go f-themselves and more fall out of the f-gate. >>> and now a tale of chowchilla that tells one of the shocking stories that you have never heard, the shocking story of a school bus of children who were buried underground before orchestrating their own dramatic escape. the incident captivated nation and became a turning point of the treatment of childhood trauma. this is a preview. >>> chowchilla was a wonderful place to grow up. >> they were innocent children. >> never did i think that something like this could happen. >> how does a school bus show up missing. >> i did not want to go down there. >> it was like somebody just took them up off of the planet. >> was it a thrill crime? >> your guess is as good as mine. >> it is a mystery. you had no answers. >> they recovered a journal encrypted. >> i have never seen anything like that. >> the kidnappers hit this town right in the heart by taking children. >> all of the wa

we thank you so much for john s this morning, henri poupart-lafarge, the ceo of alstom., as always, again, following that kircher earnings report. more analysis to come. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ good night! hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no more calling co-workers rock stars. look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. so unless you work with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. pam, you are a rock- i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ ♪ kriti: now, the market story of the morning is going to be about that soft inflation report out of the u.s. is the federal reserve done hiking? , there are some issues some fundamentals you have to keep an eye on, which brings me to the chart which shows how hedge funds, some of the smart money has been positioned. before the cpi report, there were the most short on record. that's what this red shows, it shows they were the most short on record because they said, look, inflation is

history was published william shakespeare's first folio was initially assembled by his friends john heminges and henry task of collecting the scraps and fragments of the 36 shakespeare plays that had been published previously in smaller quarter editions . i previously in smaller quarter editions. i think it is worth explaining what is a folio and what is a quarto well, it's how books were printed historically. a folio. if you can see, is a large sheet of paper folded twice like this. and then you print on all four pages and so you've got four pages of text. but a quarto is simply folded over again. so it's half the size and a smaller book, a less impressive book than a folio. that's all the difference is . that's all the difference is. and it was how books were, as i say, printed in the early days of indeed quite a long part of the history of printing. and had this not happened without their work create the first folio, work to create the first folio, we would have lost several of shakespeare's known plays, shakespeare's best known plays, including , julius caesar including macbeth, julius caesar and

john james. we appreciate very much. good luck own that. we'll switch back, life and legacy of henryear friend, robert o'brien, former national security advisor during the trump administration. thank you, robert. henry is a very controversial guy. great people are always controversial. i knew him personally. you knew him personally. i always thought he was lovely and gracious. the question, you might consider his legacy. we don't have time to do it justice. you will come on the radio for me. what is his legacy? how would you read that? >> larry, what a life he led, you and i both knew him, 100 years, what an american story, he fleas germany flees germany, enlists as sergeant. how would you like to be a officer with kissinger enlisted sergeant? fights the nazis. teaches heart at harvard. advises every president from kennedy to joe biden. when he was in office, only to serve as national security advisor and secretary of state at the same time. served two presidents in office, president nixon, president ford. helped with the key role in the war in 1973, saving israel, brought about the

was there any done use on my impression of can you john was positive such as henry, at 1st glance, she seemed incredibly respectful, efficient, and sincere. the goose hungry sooner had glen turned one years older than con. who's henry this young woman made a strong impression on me. so she wasn't flamboyant, but she expressed yourself well, any time she was asked on something, even though she yourself never asked the question to him, got some good progress. the doctor $99.00 to $2.00 more happened. that's what i'm glad you called the the honeymoon period. the continued hope of the following months. moon j in winter, people in your, in the north green capital, receiving a spectacular welcome. once again, giving you a joan within the background, carefully making sure everything went according to plan the . the 3rd north south summit of the year, she was even allowed to greet the south korean president. personally. it turned out that this refreshment between the 2 korea was a prelude to an even more surprising diplomatic breakthrough. the us president donald trump agreed to meet, came jum

were here we know the things about the history about it then it sold to a gettysburg weave henry bishop and john and mr. spangler george spangler bought the property in 18 from henry bishop, the first recorded deed on this property is 1905. i want to say that to you again, this property dates back a the way back to the grant. 1681 dates back a lot further than that. of course, native americanhere in this area, the first recorded deed o this property is 1905. because if i show you something and i get it notarized don't ed to have good town a courthouse st. almost everybody records deed, but at time the cil war or beforehand that was not necessarily the way that they the way that they did things. and mr. spaler had a very ominenform here. he made a living farminthe andrew family. families later on had this did not make their living off of the la here. they had other jobs and informed on the site. mr. spangler didn't do that he had a very profitable property and this farm had two owners that a 100 year period so the andrew family owneit 50 years the spangler owned it over 60 years. so think think a

or here's henry gallivanting around their age with delegating around. going out with a beauty like joe st. john's going out with other women to figure because i've always believed that henry, in a way, had an interior already complex and that one of the things that drove him to be so good at everything you did was in fact that underlying in securing the, the full of 1973 nick some gave to singers that controlled secretary of state. months later he got married for the 2nd time to a small wealthy woman, also working in a political spirit. afterward, the reaction in the jewish community was very, very unpleasant. in many ways. was bad enough that he must bearing a gentile, but worst of all was it was on the saturday, tristan to deposit his honeymoon with nancy, the press tact. hello. everybody 5, possibly getting married. how, how something wasn't really payment . do you believe that this was more of a mistake and faith i couldn't positively admit the bachelor's, very grateful type. thank god for when he got married was that he went home at night and i didn't have to stay there until 10 o'clock at n

sir elton john, henry kissinger and boris johnson. let's have a quick listen.be interpreter between you and mr putin. and you'll tell me what he's saying? right, sir elton. what tell him i'm extremely honoured to be on this. that he's calling me and that i'm speaking to him. it's a great privilege to be able to speak to one of the most influential people in the whole world. it's amazing. >> how do you think who is behind, who is behind of explosion of nord stream 2? who is guilty ? how do you think? is guilty? how do you think? >> frankly, i thought you were really you think that we. >> no, no . >> no, no. >> no, no. >> hello. good afternoon. it's bons >> hello. good afternoon. it's boris johnson here. >> oh, good afternoon. foreign secretary. >> prime minister. may i? thank you very sincerely on your remarkable , your remarkable success. >> you're speaking. >> you're speaking. >> hi, there , prime minister. >> hi, there, prime minister. nice to hear you . nice to meet nice to hear you. nice to meet you.so nice to hear you. nice to meet you. so thank you for yo

of our country, folks, only have members have been expelled from congress. 1861, john clark, john reed, henry burr net were expelled on the grounds for treason for supporting the confederate rebellion. in 1980, michael myers was convicted of bribery involving an f.b.i. sting that led to the convictions of seven members of congress. six resigned. and myers was expelled on a vote of 376-30. then in 2002, james traficant was convicted on 10 counts, including bribery, conspiracy to defraud the united states, corruption, obstruction of justice. all five, all five of these men had one thing in common and they were all convicted under federal law and that rightfully expelled from congress. kicking out mr. santos is setting a very dangerous precedent. never before has congress expelled a member based on indictments. indictments require nothing more than probable cause, an indictment is not a conviction. so why today would we remove a member from this house based on an indictment? it's never been done before. it shouldn't happen today. in this country i thought everyone is presumed innocent until prov

henry kissinger. his legacy with our teeth contributor carl john, i'd call good to see you. what should the 1st is? the power growth of kissinger is a big tree. we'd like in your view, what should be at the, for most the people are reading about him today as well. i'd like to go with a rolling stone with that line, henry kissinger war criminal, beloved by america's ruling class, finally dies. i mean, to say, care center is a controversial figure. it is a quite a hunger statement. as we have shown, he was during his time as the secretaries of state and national security adviser to dixon and later general ford. he over saw that of 3 to 4000000 people. but something funny, it happened. ask henry kissinger lift up to a 100 year old. that is that he became the least crazy warmongers in washington. and that's not because henry kissinger certainly found the conscience. but it's because the watching thing blob has gotten so crazy. i was captured by the neo cons . that is a group of deal called warmongers that everybody else got crazy. so could, if they weren't kissinger, ironically is the one that came out

jonathan: former secretary henry kissinger speaking to john micklethwait earlier this year.olicy in the 1970's has died at age 100. joining us now is john from london. good morning to you and great to catch up as always. let's talk about the legacy of a polarizing figure, a man you knew for the better part of three or four decades. what is your take away on that? john: he was a giant. not a giant physically but he was a giant in the sense that it's difficult to think of anybody else as i walk to the streets of london this morning with the possible exception of the queen, i don't think there is anyone who had been part of public life for as long as henry kissinger and met as many people that had more controversial than the queen but such a dramatic effect on it. i think he was some very obviously in terms of legacy who changed the world through bringing china back into some kind of unity with the west. you look at detente. yes, there were very public and very obvious costs to that but he was a man of many, many parts. it was not just the things he did. it was the breath of hi

henry kissinger was a towering figure in u.s. foreign relations both admired and hated. >> kissinger was 100 years old. i'm john laurence reporting. >>> >>> in the u.s. prosecutors have charged an indian nationals what they say was a murder for hire plot to assassinate an american citizen. it is steeped in international political intrigue extending well beyond political purpose. cnn's brian todd explains. >> reporter: for the second time in six months, we are learning of an alleged assassination attempt by the indian government on north american soil. according to an indictment unsealed on wednesday, u.s. prosecutors have charged an indian national in an alleged murder for hire plot against a sikh activist in new york city. the indictment doesn't name the man who was targeted, but u.s. officials familiar with the case tell cnn he is gurpatwant singh pannun, an activist pushing for a separate sikh state in india. acaccording to u.s. . prosecuto, the e man charged and the latest case, nikhil gupta, agreed to pay an undercover officers who he believed to be a hit man $100,000 to target the victim, and did so at th