because those personal christie and john mary, can kill the 9 people of the time when they bought the 15 millions of african slaves to marry god faltered 15, millions q all dead. the treatment pieces forgotten. this is the concept of what i call rushing guilt. they want to me, russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty and apologized for leaders hundreds of years ago. that did not do anything even close to the evils that western leaders themselves. ah, when modern phobia began to flare up, andrew was a university student. he studied russia is friends, didn't understand why it waste time on a week country with no saying everything changed on august the 8th, 2008 and they say, you know, put in, invaded georgia. democracies under threat, a member george w bush, one crazy and mccain, of course, going crazy. my country. so if i was against russian aggression, fresh troops, anyway, the georgia, obviously we know now that there was an exaggeration. we now know the facts and what happened. that was really initiated the attack against russian peacekeepers and 16 bow capito

will in the last people when you were in the 3 shall go away because those personal, christie and john mary can kill the 9 people of the engine private when the default to 15000000 african slaves through america, follow the nor 15 q or dead treatment pieces. this is the concept of what i call rushing. they want to be russians over the head generation to generation, to feel guilty and apologized for leaders hundreds of years ago. that did not do anything even close to the evils that western leaders themselves are done. when modem, router phobia began to flare up, andrew was a university student who studied russia is friends, didn't understand why waste time on a we country with no say everything changed on august the 8th, 2008. the invaded georgia. democracies under threat member, george w bush, one crazy and mccain, of course, going crazy. my country. so if i was against russian aggression, fresh and innovative, georgia, i've used to, we know now that there was an exaggeration. we now know the facts and what happened . that was really initiated the attack against russian peacekeepers and th

mary you too. thanks. jordan . this dominique? yeah. john my lease for a host the way through a bunch. do a good fit the whole campbell, the car. so a much you've been a kind of short of a few boil by any chance to be able to what you should decide forgivable bureaus like a slender booth with recent j civilians, they had to learn of and wolf that tactics in the midst of shelling with feeling sure interface with a with while hiding behind the banks of civilians, the ukrainian military turn. hundreds of my re you post houses into strong health letting you know with a more of a family with it and you were moving. boy, i deal with a pro fair the store when those move to the boys should throw, saw a pair. not, i mean, you're a ga, a, the with the militants thought it any evacuation attempts. people fleeing from the burning city came under precision fire from the ukrainian army worship bush. i was looking for a book or a stylus. laraca also about what you thought struggled with your personal don't work with like we did a care. but i'm with a would you want to say i in with the liberation of

mary ellen to get started and to open this up. so i'm actually going to defer tond her -- >> cool. >> -- and hen we'll go from marshall to john a.. mary ellen, you can take over anyway, right? [laughter] >> i do want to get my piece in -- >> my sister, go ahead. [laughter] >> i think i'm going to start with this little known piece of literary andnd political history just because i know nobody knows this, because i've been doing this work and i've uncovered it. so i t have to el you a little story, and i have to read you a little bit of a speech that she gave in 1964, and then i want to tell you what was so transformative aboutut that speh andh its context. so this is 1964, it's june, and they have called together these people, black writers and black intellectuals and white liberals and intellectuals to have this conversation in a forum called black revolution and the white backlash. and it created all kind of controversy, and people told lies about it and made it seem, you know, more controversial than it -- well, more controversial. so anyway, the black writers on panel were leroy jonessen, lorraine hansbury, rubety dee and pau

mary helen washington to get started and to open this up. so i'm going to defer to her and then we'll go from marshal to john a. >> mary helen, take over anyway, right? >> i don't want to -- [laughter] >> i do want to get my piece in. >> my sister go ahead. >> i think i'm going to start with this little known piece of literary and political history. just because i know nobody knows this because i've been doing all this work on pause, i've uncovered it. and so i have to tell you a little story and i have to read you a little bit of a speech she game in 1964 and then i want to tell you what was so transformative about that stretch and its context. this is 1964. june, and they have called together the people, black writers and black intellectuals and white liberals and intellectuals to have this information in a forum called the black revolution and the white backlash, and it created all kind of controversy and people told lies about it and made it seem more controversial that it actually -- well i guess it was controversial. the black writer were john killian, ruby d, and paule marshal. and every time people talk about that for you. , and the f

for example, the former us in ukraine, john hubbs and mary yuvannovich. about the amorous adventures of the mayor's office yuvanovich. everything is clear. and i'm interested in money paul da bryansk stephen with stanovich. here are the former commanders of the forces of ata in europe or the breedles and wesley clark , all these people are not interested now, when they write angry letters, when they drown for the interests of ukraine, they do it for free. or is there a form of financial interest? direct or affiliated with family members and then the question arises. they registered in accordance with the laws in force in the united states or they understand that the republicans will come and begin to investigate this issue and then many of them may be. quite a different story. in the meantime, they are tearfully asking to provide the kiev regime with missiles with a range of 300 km, so that they can fly to the crimea. listen. yes, give them everything you have, but just everything you have in stock. take provide and give more american soldier. most import

the battle of mary a bull never ends. john henderson al jazeera keith in now the developments us basketball. a brittany griner has been jail for 9 years by a russian court crying and plead guilty. but said she, nor intended to bring a banned substance into russia, president joe biden described a detention on the sentences unacceptable and says it is, administration is pursuing all avenues to bring back home my counterparts now from washington. in the courtroom. brian, listen, does the judge handed down her sentence? she said it is 9 years imprisonment and the fine of some $16000.00. earlier greiner told the court, she had no intention of breaking any russian law. may honestly say. and i hope that in your ruin, it doesn't. in my life, the bite and administration remains adamant that griner was wrongfully detained. and the president immediately released the statement after the judgment, saying, it's unacceptable. and i call on russia to release her immediately. so she can be with her wife loved ones, friends and teammates. negot

. >> we cannot man to be, because by the time john mary got to the common bookstore just before 9:00,usion. cup cars. >> we pulled, up and joe pulled up to please stop, and they said you can't go through, we investigating a homicide, somebody was killed. >> i immediately thought mike, because i thought no one hated my sister. absolutely nobody. >> but it wasn't mike. it was his sister, the sister who'd loaned him money when he was short, fought his corner for him, now rendered in a moment victim. and it was up to detective sgt. donald steckman to make sense of the senseless. he'd been the investigator on duty when the hospital called that they'd had a woman come in with a single gunshot to the head. >> so now we had a full-blown homicide. >> you know it's going to be a long night? >> yes. >> as the detective's team scoured the strip mall dumpsters for maybe a tossed weapon, clothing, or something, he turned over the few facts he had so far. a woman with children was gunned-down execution-style in the back of a little comic book store. police interviewed merchants and customers at the

outcry behind that minuscule amount -- when we look at endowment, we know that harvard, william and mary and john hopkins and georgetown, they are initial endowment for the ownership of the african people. that is how they built their endowment. the white southern planter sent their children north. they were educated at harvard, yale and dz delete universities. when we talk about harvard today , we talk about loan forgiveness and these loans cannot be discharged through bankruptcy. even though people use bankruptcy, you cannot discharge federal student loans through bankruptcy. when we talk about the initial offering from the administration, the current administration for loan forgiveness, i would like to see these large endowments and billion-dollar endowments match that also in loan forgiveness. use those for scholarship and fellowships. help college students and utilize those large endowments for the enhancement of diversity at these universities. their end have --there endowments are on the back of slavery. host: a call from toledo. good morning. caller: i would like to remind these republica

so welcome to mary jo pal again, john adds in 2014 december, 2014. after seeing the war, crimes are installed, american installed, with the regime of yeah. when they burn people to death and beat him to death in odessa, when they bought the lou, god's administration building killed civilians, their ukraine has real fascism. i watch some idiots last night. some so called professor somewhere saying, oh there's no nazis in your grand zelinski is jewish, the president's jews. there can be nazis. that's a lie that's alive with . good morning tony boehmer, such as a senior fellow shoals, no slaves immediately above published. get them all which will just issue that needs to each vehicle, but they are just on the order that lower section had to post all but i got it on star button there as well. no, but ill bother him through bump i pm got him to get him. it does. i'm so glad i built that. you know, you will. yeah. hello. okay, it's good, cuz i sure the net hon of war and daniel would have to read and you're sort of like, you know. mm mm. a story that you d

john holeman reported from occupied easter. rosalind. mary, i'm but who it is a writer and researcher and she says that it's disturbing how israel is pushing it's retaliation narrative. there is negotiations and talks about electricity crisis that is happening and with as it is almost a population of 2000000, most of them are under the age of 18 that have been under siege for more than 15 years. and i'm concerned in terms of how this course is on rivaling and what israel is doing. and is that going to place to focus in that it's trying to target leaders of you had in slammy and the assassination of tasty to shopping without any context . let's also recall how israel consistently reports on palestinians as though it has targeted and quote unquote neutralized terrors. and including looking at the numbers of the martyrs as of yet there's a 5 year old child that was killed. and this was preceded by bombing through israeli air force and drone strikes on visit just weeks before this comes at high end times when israel is army settlers in the west b

mary. a bull never ends. john henderson, al jazeera keith, the russian foreign melissa a lover of says moscow was ready to discuss prisoner exchanges with washington through diplomatic channels. the commons day after a russian court sentenced american basketball for brittany griner to 9 years in prison, possessing and smuggling drugs. us secretary said anthea blink, and has responded saying that america will be pursuing a swap of greiner and fellow american poll whelan, the russian army. victor, victor bowed record high, some temperatures and prolonged dry weather in the u. k. putting enormous strain on farmers, but the government has stopped short of declaring an official drought. pope brandon has more from the county of suffolk, the sandy soil of the suffolk, brooklyn's is perfect for root crops, like potatoes, and carrots and onions, these potatoes, dest, into one of britain's high and supermarket. the irrigation required, especially on this soil, is on his mind boggling this summer. the youth and estate is usi

the battle of mary a bull never ends. john henderson, al jazeera keith, russian foreign minister sag elaborate, says moscow is ready to discuss prisoner strangers with washington. he made the comment today after a russian court sentenced american basketball, sombre griner for 9 years in prison, possessing and lugging drugs. the us described the ruling as a miscarriage of justice. washington has proposed a prisoner swamp of greiner and fellow american pull whelan for russian arms data. victor bounce the americans, conspiracy theorist and far right, broadcast, alex jones has lost a defamation case, bought by parents of a child killed in the 2012 sunday hooked massacre. the jury ordered the info was host to pay more than $4000000.00 in damages falsely claiming the school shooting was a hoax. the parents of 6 year old jesse louis said jones as comments lead to years of emotional distress and harassment including death threats. louis was one of 20 children and teachers killed in the attack in connecticut. human rights lawyers are c

the battle of mary a bull never ends. john henderson, al jazeera keith. are you an expense say they have solid evidence of rwandan fruits operating neighboring democratic republic of congo? supporting and working with the n 23 rental group, for wonder, has repeatedly denied similar accusations in the past. reuters is now seen a confidential un document with photos and drone footage from eastern congo. the report says we're one that provides the m $23.00 group with weapons and says its troops and rebels have carried out joint attacks against the companies military residence of us alaskan township of basin, a group of men after 8 women were gang rapes last week. police arrested more than a 120 suspects in connection with the fault. crowds and cookies, so on the outskirts of cricket or target. the men who are also suspected to be illegal. miners, please say at least one person has been killed in the unrest resident say, the miners are responsible for high levels of local crime, for me to mila, has worn out from cohesive. the situation here in coffee. so and

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the story with mary or this is just the case when it is better to see once. and here is her answer to the question. johnelp you believed everything that was reported in the western media how much of what you now know that you read? how much of that is not true? everything. i thought, okay, maybe it's an exaggeration, none of this is true

like i always say, it's not a recession if john kerry can still afford jet fuel. marydly makes over 400 grand a year, which is why she says inflation doesn't affect her. she's terrible at bragging as she is controlling inflation. but it's like my uncle used to say, inflation is when you pay $15 for $10 worth of rope. but he didn't let that stop him from tying me up. [scattered laughter] >> greg: greg ellis, what you make of the guy -- he's in his -- his parents are paying for him so he can be mayor? that's what it was >> is that what it is? >> greg: he got like $2 a year or something for the job. >> it's an english tradition growing up that we get pocket money each week from our parents. but i don't know if it's the same -- we stop when we get to about 14, 15. but apparently this fellow, it's gone on for decades. >> greg: it has come and now he's running for governor of pennsylvania? i can't remember. senator, governor? >> senator. >> greg: thank you, mike. did you turn off your phone? you are violating every single talk show rule -- >> anti-things he's doing a great j

. >> reporter: "star wars" feature film principals like john boyega and kelly marie tran also found themselvesthis. "house of the dragon's" toussaint underscoring the absurdity. it seems hard for people to swallow. they are happy with a dragon flying but a rich black guy, that's beyond the pale. >> when it comes to looking at pieces of entertainment content and all of a sudden you're seeing people who look like your neighbors or your colleagues or your co-workers in spaces where you're not accustomed to seeing them, that's a good thing because it wasn't happening before but t's happening now and that should be embraced, not cast aside and not disrespected. >> reporter: clearly the 10 million viewers of "house of the dragon" very much enjoying what they've seen so far. its new bold diverse characters are a big part of that. guys. >> they really are, he said it best. you can believe in flying dragons and magic, but you can't believe he should be a rich black man. >> it makes me think what is wrong with people? >> i don't know but he's not taking it. he's standing up. >> i agree and i love what h

the battle of mary a bull never ends. john henderson, al jazeera keith, russian foreign minister, sir gala rob says moscow is ready to discuss prisoner exchanges with washington through diplomatic channels. the comments come a day after a russian court sentence to american basketball stuff, re grind it to 9 years in prison, possessing in smuggling drugs. us secretary of state antony blank and has responded saying, america will be pursuing a swamp of greiner and fellow american poll. real and for russian alms de la victor bows to iraq. now where support is if she ais political late and will try to of santa have observed front, a praise in a square inside. baghdad, grains on his followers have been occupying parliament, which is inside that fortified area for several days. sata gave protest as until friday to leave the parliament building, but told them to continue their sitting outside. they are opposed to the nomination of arrival, politician as prime minister. let's get a handle on the situation outside the parliament grounds

the battle of mary a bull never ends. john henderson al jazeera keith, us basketball of brittany criner, has been jail for 9 years by a russian court grind and pleaded guilty, but said she hadn't intended to bring upon substance into russia. president joe biden has described her detention in the sentence as unacceptable and says his administration is pursuing all avenues to bring her back home. my cat reports now from washington. in the courtroom. brian, listen, does the judge handed down her sentence? not wanting to go up to 79 years imprisonment. the fine of some $16000.00 earlier greiner told the court she had no intention of breaking any russian law. i may say. and i hope that in your ruin, it doesn't. in my life, the bite and administration remains adamant that grind was wrongfully detained, and the president immediately released the statement after the judgment, saying, it's unacceptable. and i call on russia to release her immediately. so she can be with her wife loved ones, friends and teammates, negotiations are, and

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for example, the former us ambassadors to ukraine, john hubbs and mary yuanovich.us adventures of the mayor's office yuvanovich, everything is clear. and me money interested in paul dobryansky stephen with stanovich. here are the former commanders of nato forces in europe, the fili breedles. and wesley clark, i'm interested in all these people now, when they write angry letters, when they drown for the interests of ukraine, they do it for free. or is there a form of financial interest? direct or affiliated with members of their families and then the question arises. they registered under the laws of the united states or they understand that the republicans will come and begin to investigate this issue and then to many of them can be. quite a different story. in the meantime, they are tearfully asking to provide the kiev regime with missiles with a range of 300 km, so that they can fly to the crimea. listen. yes , give them everything you have, but just everything you have in stock. take provide and give more american soldiers. most importantly, don't forget to coll

so, mary todd lincoln tried to make up, sort of kinship connection with dolly madison. because dolley had had a first husband, john time the pressure that yellow fever play. and the taunting was -- mary todd, mary todd lincoln, dolley todd madison -- okay. and so she tied to emulate dolly. and when i said dolley set the tone for first ladies for you know two centuries, but she was kind of tone-deaf, right? like, she threw parties in a war, which dolley had done, but f that war is 1812, that is all happening out there. the battlefield was like a mile away in virginia. it was just, it was bad news, wasn't it? >> far be it from me to be a mary todd lincoln apologist. but -- [laughter] -- >> i think it is worth noting this before diane jumps into this because she wants to. no first lady ever gets it right. some big portion of america says, you're doing it completely wrong and it should be this way. and the other half of america says, your perfect, darling, keep going. [laughter] no first lady ever gets it right. and so, mary todd lincoln had her supporters, she certainly had a lot of detractors. and even among histori

john jordan. that is interesting, on the san francisco fed website, that mary's leadership is underpinned about public fully human, vulnerable, compassionate, optimistic and pragmatic. where is that mary? i mean what are your thoughts? >> well, charles, it just demonstrates how out of touch she really is. she is part of that elite coastal group that wants to reshape the american economy, that don't really relate to working people. when you're making 420,000 like she is you can live like that. she is part of that. she grew up under janet yellen at the san francisco fed. janet yellen was president of the san francisco fed before moving on to the vice-chairmanship and mary is just like that. so this is kind of out of touch thing one expects and why people are becoming less and less trustful of the fed which is a dangerous thing from a market perspective. charles: you know, that progressive wing, when they start saying people have enough, i get really worried about that, that they're going to, who are they to judge how much we have or need and it's really scary that they have this much power. speaking of

panel on but so i think this is true so mary todd lincoln try to make a sort of kinship connection with dolly madison because dolly had had a first husband john todd who perished in a yellow fever plague and the todd thing was the mary todd mary. lincoln dolly todd madison, okay. and so she tried to emulate dolly and so i meant it when i said dolly set the tone for first ladies for you know two centuries, but she was kind of tone deaf, right? like she threw parties in a war which dolly had done but that wars 1812 wars all happening out there, but the battlefield was like a mile away in virginia. i was just it was bad news, wasn't it? far be it for me to be a mary todd lincoln apologist, but it's worth noting before diana jumps into this because i can. see no first lady. ever gets it right. yeah some big portion of america says you're doing it completely wrong and it should be this way and the other half of america says you're just perfect darling. keep going. no. no first lady ever gets it, right and so mary todd lincoln had her supporters. she's certainly had a lot of detractors and even among his stories today who study here. there are firs

outcry behind that minuscule amount -- when we look at endowment, we know that harvard, william and mary and johnnd georgetown, they are initial endowment for the ownership of the african people. that is how they built their endowment. the white southern planter sent their children north. they were educated at harvard, yale and dz delete universities. when we talk about harvard today , we talk about loan forgiveness and these loans cannot be discharged through bankruptcy. even though people use bankruptcy, you cannot discharge federal student loans through bankruptcy. when we talk about the initial offering from the administration, the current administration for loan forgiveness, i would like to see these large endowments and billion-dollar endowments match that also in loan forgiveness. use those for scholarship and fellowships. help college students and utilize those large endowments for the enhancement of diversity at these universities. their end have --there endowments are on the back of slavery. host: a call from toledo. good morning. caller: i would like to remind these republicans that --

clark, former us ambassador to ukraine john herbs, former lieutenant general ben ogest, former assistant attorney general, former robert mcconnell, william taylor marybassador to ukraine and special representative kurt volker. well, many people there note that even though the administration is divided, we managed to successfully unite the allies of the united states in order to provide ukraine with significant volumes of military aid have not yet been able to formalize the sufficiency of the strategic narrative in order for governments to maintain public support for the participation of nato countries in this process in

wesley clark former us ambassador to ukraine john gerbs former lieutenant general ben ogest former assistant attorney general robert mcconnell william taylor mary ivanovych former ambassador to ukraine and special representative kurt volker well, many of the signatories there note that although in the baidi administration, we managed to successfully unite allies in the united states in order to provide ukraine with significant amounts of military aid, it has not yet been possible to formulate a sufficient strategic narrative in order for governments to retain public support for the participation of countries nato is in this process in what perspective. are you familiar with this column, what is its meaning, and is the help from the united states still insufficient, as the authors of this column write, please, during intensive war, any aid is not enough , this is absolutely, this is such a simple truth, that is, the more the better, i do not undertake to assert . military tasks i consider this statement positive without a doubt, because it is pressure on the administration from a rather influential group, which will be listened to and which can

. >> thank you, john >>> still to come, a conversation with san francisco fed president, mary daly "techk" returns in a moment (driver) conventional thinking would say verizon has the largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers in my fleet, staying connected, cutting downtime, and delivering on time depends on t-mobile 5g. and with coverage of over 96% of interstate highway miles, they've got us covered. (vo) unconventional thinking delivers four times the 5g coverage of verizon. and it's ready right now. t-mobile for business. >>> welcome back about an hour ago, i spoke with san francisco fed president mary daly in a ft. knox one on one interview. stocks popped last week after the fed raised interest rates 75 basis points and daly says the federal reserve is completely united in bringing down inflation. the numbers are far too high the work is nowhere near almost done i asked her, because some in the market seem to feel that the commentary after this meant that the fed was almost done. here's her reaction

john travolta. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the unprecedented search of a former president home. yesterday the fbi executed a search warrant of former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. sources tell cbs news it was in connection with the justice department's investigation into whether he took classified records to his florida residence when he left the white house. trump, who was not there at the time, said agents opened up a safe in his home in what he called an unannounced raid. dan liebermann is outside of trump tower in new york with more on this developing story. dan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. yes, it's shocking developments here for the former president who was actually here at trump tower behind me in new york city yesterday as fbi agents searched his florida home. sources tell cbs news the fbi's mar-a-lago search is connected to a justice department investigation into how former president trump handled white house records. the probe is looking into claims by the n

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tom: truly our most interesting president of a federal reserve bank, mary daly has an original story and huge shoes to fill of johnilliams and she is front and center on the social sensitivities of all of this economic mumbo-jumbo. dow futures up 126. i will call it a persistent to lift and it is not off of cpi wednesday or whatever we've got here. it is a nice lift in the markets. lisa: a comes from the reassessments people are going to talk about over the weekend whether there is more disinflation than they thought. tom: $100 print on brent crude, now down i dollars 60 -- $1.06. that cuts us to paul sankey. with decades and decades of experience of the microeconomic analysis of all of this, paul, how close is america to the many deviation leaps we are seeing in european hydro -- hydrocarbons? are we linked or delinked to those? paul: good news is it is an amount of oil and gas. now we are net neutral. the u.s. oil and gas industry has done a phenomenal job on not only oil but we are the world's largest natural gas exporter. the problem in europe is they really do not produce a whole lot of domestic energy,. . th

mary. white house national security spokesman john kirby is standing by for more on pelosi's visit. >>> but first, the new warning to americans after the drone strike that killed the leader of al qaeda. as we learn new details about it this morning, our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega has that. >> reporter: this morning, an urgent warning to americans around the world, the state department saying it is concerned about the threat of terrorist attacks carried out in retaliation for the death of ayman al zawahiri. the bulletin warning of a higher potential for anti-american violence, saying u.s. citizens overseas could be at risk of assassinations, kidnappings, hijackings and bombings. this as new details emerge about the final moments for the world's most wanted terrorist, al zawahiri believed to have met his end in this apartment. satellite images showing the building in an upscale, crowded kabul neighborhood, and this photo circulating online showing the aftermath. the blown-out windows of that apartment where the white house says al zawahiri was killed while standing on the ba

mary marshall harvey. inherited most of his richmond property. she owned the john marshall house, which is marked in green here on this map. she actually lived a couple blocks away in the house marked in red. so, the next time we have a confirmed by, excuse me, of the rope, is an 1888. yeah. pardon me, something is blooming today. so, the next time we see it is an 1888. and it's with amy fisher harvey, one of mary's daughters, to the virginia agricultural and mechanical and tobacco exposition. which had a relics and antiquities section, a lot of these early exhibitions did. oh my goodness. by 1892, her and her sister lived with the john marshall house. four years previously, the house had been rented out to other families and so, at this point, 1892, they're back in the family home. they had a nephew named dr. mason, who recall that the road was tucked away within a cabinet in the parlor. we now interpret the space as the smaller family dining room. the cabinet he's talking about, i think it's the one you can see in the back of the circa 1890s image, this was durin

she starred with john travolta in "grease" and her hit songs "physical" spent ten weeks at number 1. also "xanidu." there she is with mariest says on facebook that she did peacefully at her ranch in southern california after battling breast cancer for 30 years. she leaves his her husband, her daughter chloe. she was 73 years old. she put up a brave battle against breast cancer. she went to remission and then received the diagnosis again. she was a bright light in the 80s and 90s and throughout her career. i want to bring in geraldo rivera that worked with her over the years and joins us by phone. hi, geraldo. >> hi, martha. too bad. he was so beautiful and exuberant and lively and encompassing. she brought people together and made people smile. we were together in "the apprentice" back in 2015. donald trump's last season. she was the entertainment. she was a big hit. everybody loved her. you just saw her, it was so life affirming, so inclusive in so many ways, so optimistic despite the fact as she did have this awful fight with the menace, the breast cancer. just -- it was awful that that hung over her. she didn't let it

response, john abused one as its own territory, whitehouse and racial said there was no need for china to turn the situation into a crisis. or let's bring in the w correspondence accurately in taipei, mary suddenly a lot riding on the 2nd re how sure are we that nancy pelosi will be coming to taught by were according to civil associate from taiwan and his government as worth local media. nancy pelosi may arrive in taiwan in few hours. the arrival time is likely to be $1020.00 p. m local time and is expected to meet taiwan president. how you weren't? well this morning, a report shows that server chinese war plains flew close to the median, lie dividing the tower trade. besides thailand, defense ministry has reinforced combat alertness label from tuesday to thursday, los, or indicate the high possibility of hello this trip to taiwan. but again, this is nadia come from publicly by any officials here in k one or in the us. now everyone is watching closely. pelosi will make a stop over here. they're watching close the up people in taiwan worried zachary about beijing's reaction. how closely are they listening to what chinese officials a saying on that? were you could talk to people on the st

>> well, john, first i have to say that this is the right call by the director of national intelligence. look, just like mary said. it's really important that we understand the rate at which these documents are compromised. a team of intelligence professionals seamed by the national director of intelligence and will sit down, to the degree they can understand what's in these documents, and i don't think they will have all the details, to the degree they can understand substance of documents, they'll look at, not only whether or not that information is critical information as relates to sources and methods and ongoing intelligence activities, but also very interested in what, what really would be a criminal side of this. look if you're going to understand vulnerabilities here you need to know who accessed these documents and under what circumstances? so there will be even though it's in the intelligence community, there will be an interest in understanding who went in to mar-a-lago where these documents were stored and when? so we can understand whether or not those individuals would have interest in the subs

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. >> gillian: marie, let's talk about dems prospects for holding onto the senate. inennsylvania and wisconsin they put up mandella barnes and johnts from red to blue. politico says "the rise is an opportunity for the left-wing of the party which has often struggled to flip swing seats and instead found success in ousting democratic incumbents in depot areas." john federman returned to the campaign trail friday for the first time since having a stroke in may. so are we seeing a leftward shift in the party here, and if so, what does that spell for moderates and independent parlous? >> i think each state had primaries and in a state like pennsylvania, john federman won for number of reasons, including the fact that he's pretty authentic, maybe more so than some of the other candidates in that primary. but what democrats will tell you, gillian, is that every time the republicans nominate a far right 2020 election, you know, questioning, extreme trump backed candidate whether it's in arizona or pennsylvania or ohio or any of the dash or ron johnson and wisconsin, who is of course in any -- an incumbent. democrats feel better and bett

the complaint was marie antoinette level of out of touch because, quite honestly, we will get into that in a second. it definitely helped his opponent, lieutenant government johne gaffes are laughable, but having real world results. the political report just changed the writing on the pennsylvania senate race. they are not giving john fetterman an edge for the first time in this election cycle. let's bring back our saturday night panel. errin, your thoughts on mehmet oz forgetting that he owns a property's. he said to, it turns out he has a stake in ten. >> yeah, as somebody who owns neither ten homes nor ten properties, i think i would probably remember if that were the case for me. look, you do have john fetterman currently leading pulling in the race, but we still have 80 days to go until election day. anything can happen. i just want to point out. honestly, how is the discovery of things like doctor oz is ten homes or his clear and ability to grocery shop when the prices right and august. he will play with voters 80 days from now. obviously, fetterman has been able to bring money off of this -- amicus, here you are running all the homes, i can't. [laughs]

john madden. let's kick it a sea of green quakes in austin, texas 20th minute tied at one off the corner kick austin scully punching it way far away and then 40 yards out. but paul marie quakes. take a 2-1 lead. austin scores the next two quakes down one in the 88th minute and jeremy of boba see with the great header to tied at three so nice, we show it twice and this ends in a 3-3 draw the quakes have never lost to austin in five meetings, but this is the third tie dancing in san jose sem also the silicon valley classic shelby rogers against veronica coutamatova riders in control the whole way and wins in straight sets 6-3 and 6-4 for her first silicon valley finals appearance due to injuries. it's her first finals appearance anywhere in six years. she'll face daria kazakina in the finals tomorrow. aria lost in the finals last year. hey, you see this mets embrace from new york and i have never seen this before met starting pitcher max scherzer winding up mid delivery. and stops the reason the batboy ran behind home plate to go grab some items in the on deck circle. i've watched a lot of baseball my day and this right here is a first he might need to reread the batboy