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john may. yeah, he would have been charged that. that's what he's saying. well, look, rick, it's great to be with you and i'm, i'm glad we're in this, but nobody's above the law. right. right. nobody's below the law. i mean, in a certain point, what we're watching is the law being manipulated for political purposes. there's no one just from the smell passed from the outside is no one saying, oh, you know all this time after he's been out of office, you finally figure this out? no, he's been declared as a candidate for president. it's interfering with the election as a matter of politics. and yeah, as you point out, you know, we're talking off the air. we don't even know what the charges are, their seal 30 counts. what is this about? look michael cohen, it's baseball team. by the way, let me just stop you there. if we don't know where the charges are, and we don't know would be the democrats and the republicans going on the air and telling everybody. oh, this is a case that a shouldn't be brought, or this is a case that definitely needs to be brought. why do

john may british national health organization announced in the latest report that there are still moren 7 million patients, including cancer patients, on the list of mojtaba ghasemzadeh's treatment list , but now he is in contact with mr. ghasemzadeh, a journalist of the london broadcasting agency. mr. qasimzadeh, hello, good time, greetings to you, dear viewers of imam ali martyrdom shrine, mr. qasimzadeh, doctors have a high level of income, what happened that they protested, in the economic field , there has been an increase in inflation in england for years, especially after the election british exit from the european union as well as the war in ukraine have increased by leaps and bounds so that the central bank of england has increased from double digits and reached the highest level in more than 40 years. in this situation, the crisis deepened the cost of living in england and according to the northern assembly put the comfort of the households on the dilemma of heating the house or providing enough food for the family members. in this situation, everyone, including doctors, acco

give us a call. >> john: we may soon get a closer look at hunter biden's finances. the president's son has been ordered to appear before a judge on monday in an ongoing child support case involving an arkansas woman and their 4-year-old daughter together. any information could reveal more details on some of hunter's business deals. let's bring in louisiana republican congressman mike johnson, a member of the house judiciary committee. do you expect that this hearing on monday and subsequent court hearings, the judge said i'm sick and tired of talking to your attorneys, i want to see you in court, could yield any more information the house investigation could use. >> we have been seeking this information for quite some time with the oversight in the house, weaponization, and oversight, and the information is slow to be gathered and come to us. so, wouldn't it be interesting if a paternity suit in arkansas revealed some critical information we have been seeking. >> the investigation five years now into hunter biden, there's nothing that suggests or -- there's nothing,

john: it may be, i haven't read these. i'm not prepared. they handed me these right before i went out and they are in script, which i haven't read and god knows how long. i only read things in email format. as they uncover conditions connected to military service, will you continue to advocate for the troops? that might be for me? [laughter] kathleen: that might be for you. john: no. [laughter] john: here's something -- yes, i will, obviously. kathleen: i knew that. john: i have to say, i think some of my discontent is forged by my experience in that arena. it's really based on the difficulty that i saw so many good people. and kellyanne covered this in many years and i saw so many internal documents that spoke to not political appointees and other things, but a corruption within an institution that was hiding. i think it comes from a place from -- 9/11 was the original burn pit, ground zero. i saw what that did to the people who lived in that area and the men and women who fought there and they were really the first veterans in this war. a

john. >> may his memory be a blessing. >>> and on the house, kevin mccarthy wants to unite his party the debt ceiling by 5$5.5 trillion in exchange for deep spending cuts. mccarthy says he is bringing the plan up for a vote this week. he invited president biden to discuss the debt ceiling with him, but the white house says it will only accept a clean proposal meaning no cuts. raja manu is on capitol hill this morning and so, does the speaker have the votes? >> that is the question at the moment. at the moment, he does not, but they do expect come the middle of the week when we expect this vote on the floor he will, and that is the word from a number of people close to the speaker in the last couple of days. they have been on the phone all weekend long with the members of the republican conference to get them on board. he has little margin of error. and so they need 218 to pass this bill and meaning they cannot afford more than four republican no votes, because we expect all democrats to vote against it, because in the most part, the democrats are in line with clean vote and no condit

if you plan on visiting hawaii in the future, john, you may know something like that. >> you may have to pay some fees in order to make up for your environmental costs. will talk more about that and more. california is out of the drought. but one socal, our son now targeting the trees. we'll have the details after we'll have the details after the break. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin. want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light, not odors or chemical insecticides, to attract and trap flying insects. they work continuously so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. >> alright, lawmakers in hawaii are considering some new legislation that would require tourists to pay it eco tourism fees. so under this bill, visitors will have to purchase a year long pass or license to visit state parks and trails. so, john, you just got back from hawaii. that's not in pl

. >> the conversation from the ceo at caterpillar, from john may at deere has been it's the supply chain that's stopping us from reaching our utmost capacity so the question now is whether those challenges are starting to mitigate a little bit, and if so, if that helps their demand story going into the second half of this year >> all right, seema, thank you for that turn back to mike santoli. we're still a minute or two away from the two-minute warning. i'm looking at the nasdaq today. it's been, what, two or three days in a row. yet, apple even earlier today, though it was lower and it is now, not by much. >> not much. the reflex is still in place, when you do have yields crack, the tech stocks aren't going down that much because it's sort of growth is going to be scarce. we know the reaction s semis have three rolled a little bit off of hot levels i'd say. you've seen obviously tesla has been a drag on the index too it's all within a pretty contained range. it's not doing a whole lot the industrial side of things is kind of fascinating. that whole kind of capital goods story was very m

you may coaches rugby in west london and john just now. family of rugby players. my heart has been in my mouth at times when one of them takes a knock on the field. what is your experience? it is takes a knock on the field. what is your experience?— your experience? it is a risk in ru:b your experience? it is a risk in rugby and _ your experience? it is a risk in rugby and there _ your experience? it is a risk in rugby and there has _ your experience? it is a risk in rugby and there has been - your experience? it is a risk in rugby and there has been so l your experience? it is a risk in - rugby and there has been so much done to improve and make that safer. when i was playing i had a few concussions and i've seen it in the last two seasons amongst the players i coach. it's really scary when you see somebody you know who is not behaving themselves. the more we can do to protect people and make sure they are in a position to recover and come back when they are ready without putting them under risk, it's a duty of care.— it's a duty of care.

. >> john: and you know, an indication there may not be a gag order imposed here or even a request for one is that alvin bragg, the manhattan district attorney has a news conference scheduled for 3:15, not long after this arraignment wraps up. so that could always change if the judge says i don't care what you are asking for or not asking for, i think a gag order is appropriate here, bragg would have to change that or temper the announcement. as we await for the president to come through the silver doors, back to andy mccarthy on this. and andy, when we look at as bret baier was pointing out, the myriad cases against the former president. if bragg were to be successful here and get a conviction on the former president that, could really set the tone for other cases down the road. but if bragg lost or this was dismissed, it could be a blow t the other cases. >> i don't think it will end up working that way, it will be a long time before this case goes to trial, if it goes to trial and does not get dismissed before that, and in the meantime what we have heard in the last month is that th

john. they may not want to talk about donald trump.t he is the front runner right now, so that's going to happen if they are not sure that's how primaries work. they what tim scott is saying there he may have to deal with the front runner in that race, speaking of former president trump, he wants to delay his sexual assault and defamation trial, his lawyers say. his recent indictment could taint the jury pool and the epa is unveiling a potentially huge change to emission rules. it could mean you will be driving an electric vehicle. sooner than you thought. i'm driving those people right now. yes. subway keeps up in the game with the subway series on all star menu arare delicious subs there's the philly the monster. the boss. i hadn't seen it in person. i wouldn't have believed it. even this believing step. subway series. try subways tasd menu upgrade than sleep number climate 3 60 smart bet the only smart bet in the world that actively cools. warms. and effortlessly responds to both of you are smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful

is liquidated or perhaps the publication of any other documents, white house spokesman john kirby said about who maybehind the release of classified documents, the case is also being investigated by the pentagon , we do not know who is responsible for that and we don't know if they have anything else that they are going to publish we continue to monitor the situation. however honestly, answering your question. we don't know if we still care as kirby also added, the incident did not affect us support for ukraine however, cnn reports kiev is changing military plans. this, according to the publication, may mean that the declared counter-offensive was only part of the information war, and the alleged leak of documents can be an excuse for the kiev regime if the offensive does not take place, and the washington post newspaper, having studied the documents. dogona expressed doubt that the counter-offensive of ukraine will bring her significant results mig-29 ukraine however, sofia denied these reports, specifying that they were negotiating the implementation of a triangular deal in order to receive more m

battery charges against his assailant remain and now, john, we wait to see whether john takes the witness stand here on mayase goes away. p>> john: a lot of layers to this onion. thank you. >> aishah: attorneys for idaho murder suspect bryan kohberger say one of the surviving roommates can prove his innocence, and she has now agreed to talk to them. so, what does she know? next and that. plus this. >> gunfire was already being exchanged, even before the swat teams arrived, it was cleared someone inside of the house was actively shooting at law enforcement. >> john: a massive manhunt underway in mississippi following a jailhouse escape by four convicts. one is now dead, but do authorities have any leads on the others? stay with us for that story. ha-ha! it was me the whole time. -whoo-hoo! -[ laughs ] well done, ma'am. what...did i do exactly? with snapshot from progressive, you get a personalized discount for doing exactly what you're already doing -- being a safe driver. congratulations. this is a bowling trophy. yeah, it's the biggest one they had. okay, thanks. mm-hmm. oh. have a good one. every day, mo

he may be a narcissist, a sociopath, but he is my narcissist, my sociopath. john whether that approach works in court may well be tested again and again. john hendren, al jazeera, new york. lauren: russian investigators have detained a woman over the killing of a prominent military blogger in a blast in a st. petersburg cafÉ sunday. moscow accused ukraine of orchestrating the attack, which killed vladlen tatarski and injured 32 others. supporters -- they say supporters of alexander navalny were involved. in a video possibly recorded under duress, the woman is heard admitting she handed over the statuette that contained a bomb. reporter: this is 26-year-old daria trepova being questioned by russian authorities in st. petersburg. i brought the statue there that blew out, she says. who gave you the statue? can i tell you later? the bust was handed to military blogger vladlen tatarski. it exploded, killing him and injuring dozens of people on sunday evening. trepova has yet to provide a name and says she has been framed. the attack happened at a cafÉ in st. petersburg

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identified as garrett dottie swinging a metal pipe and striking the former fire commissioner john kerry may need multiple times sending him to the hospital. dottie was initially arrested for assault, but now the san francisco district attorney's office is saying that the former fire commissioner started it all when he attacked it with pepper spray to get him to move away from the front of his mother's home. so based on this, the da believes that daddy was acting in self-defense and prosecutors are now deciding whether or not to charge the former fire commissioner. san jose police have arrested 2 men for stealing from a store and then shooting at the worker when they were confronted. this happened saturday near the corner of king and story road. police say an employee noticed the 2 men had taken items without paying for them. and when they approached the suspects outside of the store, police say one of the men pulled out a gun and began shooting. they both end left in a car that was nearby firing more shots at the worker and a security guard as they drove away. no one was hurt. officers were

john is may traveled with me a few weeks ago to go out to california for a few days to watch a training exercise. he had never been to one before. you should ask him. i think he would tell you if you are sitting here that he saw and listened to and talked with marines who are taking things that were just ideas a year ago and doing them right now. they're not waiting at all, they're turning them into reality. and they're producing capabilities that can this a war, fighting full up around capability now. not ten years from now, not in 2030. i'm proud of all the work, you would be too, of all the work marines are doing to turn this notion of a modernized force, this force design, into reality now, today. forced design, for us, and will never be done. it will never be over. we are continuously experimenting. the world is changing. we are iterating with it. our focus is to make sure that marines understand that failing, trying something differently and it doesn't work out, that is not the same as failure. it is learning. that is okay. that is what we should be doing. i think that is what you

i'm going way we're going to john graciela isn't it may be his most famous investigative journalist. he discovered that a 3rd country was actually using china as a cover when he came to contracts for public buildings. oh, i found this file because in here you have the original documentation. all the invoices are on the construction of state house . that's the namibian presidential headquarters. i knew the sea $29000000.00 transferred from namibia to john jones. the united nations does not permit certain deals to be made with north korea. the penalty for violations is sanctions when news of the payment became public. all the north korean construction companies, employees left the country within 24 hours. john was 1st on the scene back then there was some sort of a public. oh, and they ran, i mean they literally lifted food standing on the table like i am the you in fear didn't and maybe it was indirectly financing the north korean nuclear weapons program with projects such as the state house. ah, north korea also profited from other public contracts, such as the construction of the mu

we may never have the full picture now. >> john: i want to ask you about a warning the chairman of the chiefs of staff mark milley said, i think there's a lot of rhetoric in china and elsewhere to include the united states that could create the perception that war is around the corner or on the brink of the war with china and the rhetoric could overheat the environment. he's telling folks cool it, you may make the inevitable come true, or maybe not inevitable, but it could come true. we have to take seriously the threat from china. >> we do. teddy roosevelt had it right, speak softly and carry a loud stick. we are speaking loudly and not willing to wield the big stick. we need to talk tough and say we mean business and do more. >> john: walk softly and carry a big stick. >> gillian: it strikes me that talk less, do more is good advice, for pretty much anybody in any situation, especially when it comes to war. >> john: you know about this, you were in the national security business. we just don't know what you know. >> gillian: i would have to kill you, nobody wants that. >> john: a few

. >> john kilduff. that may be what we see for the summer $3.66. n, thank you. >> consumer friendly forecast. thank you. >>> time to get a check on the other headlines. nbc's phillip mena in new york >> another mass shooting targeting teenagers in jasper county, texas. it erupted at a house where 250 people gathered for an after prom party nine people were shot. victims range in age from 15 to 19 years old thankfully, they are all expected to survive. people of interest were questioned, but police did not announce arrests of suspects. >>> sources tell nbc news that president biden will name julie chavez rodriguez >>> lizzo used her stage to support drag dancers in tennessee. she was joined by the dancers in tennessee. lizzo said she had been warned not to come to tennessee, but she wanted to create a safe space. >> thank you for standing up for your rights and protecting each other and holding the people accountable who should be protecting us. >> lizzo wanted to bring the message to the people who needed to hear it most. >>> if you were lucky enoug

so that's why we have been if you read all the data in the united nation, john family, what he may get regarding david, we are not boarding directions. we are not proposing. but as he says done, be upstairs on the resolution because the board is just, it's not so in the end of the play. so we are not here to criticize anyone but we wanted to be. but dr. jeff, i think this is a very important point because the ability to see the situation in all its complexity rather than in black and white and taking sides is actually a very important marker of psychological maturity. and it is usually the children who are given each other, either or ultimatums, either you are with us or you're against us. adults tend to be far more sort of sophisticated in how they go about building a relationship. and i wonder why do you think the west or the united states in particular, which she's itself the only adult and international community is the only adult who has to decide for everybody else. why do you think they put such a storm ddc of choice before the rest of the world on the issue of russia? now i wou

these this is lou, and either making sure that these 4 eggs eventually hatchets expected, they may have john tuesday. they've been hanging out the bell tower over there at uc berkeley. any little bit of a noisy place to be hanging out. but hey, it will be exciting if we get to see the chair. well, yeah, probably, you know, makes a loud noise at the top of every hour. poor early bird gets the worm. a lot of people been watching this from all of national. yeah. international international show. >> and then they're going to have like a big screen that set up and people are going watch it on there as well. your campus, right? and should pretty cool earlier today that the falcon pretty sure knew we were talking about years. what ring is turned around and looked on the tv, which is kind of cool. so hopefully those hatch, thanks to all happy easter to everybody. that's all time we got here for kron. 4 news at 10. yeah. but hoopsession with erin wilson and jason dumas coming up next stick with us. >> you're watching kron 4 hoopsession. >> happy easter. everyone, man home and we have a show for you t

. >> john: there may also be some breaking news from the 9th circuit court of appeals regarding an order for stormy daniels to pay attorney fees to the former president. see how that goes. thank you for being with us on this historic occasion. >> martha: thanks very much. continuing breaking coverage here this afternoon. i'm martha maccallum. good to have you with us on this day. we watch the former president, donald trump. this is a still image on the right-hand side of your screen flanked by his attorneys inside the courtroom. he has pled not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. we're told that he would like to have a moment to speak to the media and than that could happen at any time after this arraignment wraps inside that manhattan courtroom. as i said, that image you see on the right-hand side of your screens with the president and his attorneys as he sits at the defendant's table in the courtroom just moments ago. so obviously as we have said quite a bit today, but it's worth repeating, this is a historic moment. we have never seen this be

maria: a is it dumb to raise rates may 3? johnre going to create continue to create problems for banks continue -- if you don't have a -- at banks to say open up, then you are going to have problems. maria: james: ure saying we have to live with inflation because you are saying inflation is going up fed should not tighten. john: i am not saying that. i am saying if we open up the spigots in north america, 56 dollars, then -- 65 dollars inflation goes away. a different story yes. john: big picture, the russians said irs want 85 dollar oil we want 6 five dollar oil there is an economic war going on behind scenes trillion dollars with value has gone from north america, to russia, to china, to saudi arabia, and is the money is moving, guys you have to be able to realize what is going on. let's not talk about -- economics -- james: do you think some move in crude after news on alaska looked at conditions, at what is really changing thought -- game changer. john: we shot russia sadi had a moment 65 dollars my god cut raise prices what t

haggerty joins me now to talk through what we are seeing in the financial space john, if i may, let my kickoff what we heard from state street yesterday and what this means for the custodian banks. state street gave investors a shock and shares tumbled nearly 10% yesterday after disappointing earnings interestingly, we saw a sympathetic pull back in the other u.s. custodian banks what was so concerning about those results and does it have you concerned? >> well, it doesn't have me concerned. this is particular to the custodian banks. the issue with main street is the income and that is reflected in the other banks as well quite a different trend from the other banks. >> in terms of what we are seeing in the major banks, pretty strong so far jpmorgan chase on friday was impressive now turning to goldman and bank of america today what is your take away so far? >> the key positives have been the uptick in the net interest income coming through which was surprise together upside particularly in the net interest margin the cost of funding hasn't increased as much as we expected depo

. >> john: biden family business dealings may be wider than first thought, comer's committee got to viewl records related to the first family and past business associates, they found six additional members of the biden family who "may have benefitted from biden family business dealings." katie pavlich, editor for town hall.com and fox news contributor, and jonathan, katie, start with you. >> it's not surprising, given that we have not had enough oversight of what has happened here with the foreign business dealings. hunter biden is under federal investigation for a number of these transactions. there are big questions why he did not register as a foreign agent and has not been charged with not doing so. in terms of how it affects president joe biden, the white house refused to comment on any of these business transactions. joe biden has said he has never spoken to his son, not to these other possibly six family members about any of these business dealings. the who us is saying hunter biden, talk to his people about it, despite the fact hunter biden went on the foreign trip with president

or when i'm going way we are again to john grub le isn't, it may be his most famous investigative journalist. he discovered that a 3rd country was actually using china as a cover when he came to contracts for public buildings. oh, i found this file because in the year you have the original documentation. all the invoices are on, you know, the construction of state house. that's the namibian presidential headquarters. i mean you, you've the see $29000000.00 transferred from namibia to john jones. the united nations does not permit certain deals to be made with north korea. the penalty for violations is sanctions. when news of the payment became public, all the north korean construction companies, employees left the country within 24 hours. john was 1st on the scene back then there was some sort of a public. oh and they ran, i mean, they literally left the food standing on the table like that. and the, you in fear didn't maybe it was indirectly financing the north korean nuclear weapons program. with projects such as the state house, ah, and north korea also profited from other public contract

i think looks like they've got a good case here, john, because they may have a murder weapon, they may have a lot of things that fall into place. >> we don't know all the facts yet but this is a great break in the case and usually you have people who will either confess or it sounds like the circumstantial evidence is going to be overwhelming and hopefully he'll try to strike a deal with the prosecutors and thought go to trial. this doesn't take away from the fact that there is still a large crime problem in san francisco. it may be the case at this one case wasn't the result of some higher crime wave. that doesn't detract from the larger problem that the city has. >> yeah, and i want to play on that note i want to play san francisco mayor london breed talking about this because she ends on the same point yo ended o john. listen to this. >> to be clear, that every single case involving any homicide or any violence is always brought the same attention is brought to ensure that justice is served. we know that this has been a high-profile case and there - va lot of speculation and a lot o

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they sent a letter to lloyd austin, demanding information related to the leak by may 1. johncliffe says a lab leak is the only explanation for the covid-19 during the second subcommittee hearing on the origins of the pandemic. >> my informed assessment as a person with as much access as anyone to our government's intelligence during the initial year of the pandemic has been and continues to be that a lab leak is only explanation supported by our intelligence, by science and by common sengs. >> ashley: a new report by roger marshall says there could potentially have been two lab leaks in china, the report reads this likely was a lab leak in cpac and october of 2019 timeframe and early as july or august. concluded china started vaccine development in 2019 and the other lab leak seems to be the most sensible explanation. john ratcliffe also said analysts from the cia kept quiet about the true origins of covid-19 because they didn't want to agree with former president trump. >> internally, national and electoral politics were influencing the analysis of intelligence on china in t

john flannery, we may be coming back to call upon you on a breaking news night like this. as nicolle and i were saying there's a lot going on thank you for your analysis. i want to bring in david kelly, a former u.s. attorney in the southern district who's handled these kinds of investigations, including sometimes when witnesses are, for various reasons basically not necessarily trying to give you the whole truth, and yet that's why you put them under oath. welcome back, david. i should mention, my former boss when i practiced law it's reached as high as number two. after that, number one. >> it is historically. doesn't coa surprise given the court ruling on the speech and debate clause. the executive privilege problems have been resolved the fact that he showed up for today was a bit unexpected but the fact that he was brought in to testify didn't surprise me at all obviously we don't know what he said i do think -- john was talk about focusing principally on january 6th. i do think that there's latitude in what was reported as the court's decision for the prosecutors to

pennsylvania democrat john fetterman, as you may recall, suffered a stroke last may at the start of a campaign for the united states senate. then just weeks after he was sworn i

we're talking 17,000 flights were canceled during that period, john so this may not be near as big as that meltdown, although still very significant. for an airline that really took it on the chin reputation wise when it had that meltdown at the end of last year. so let me get this right. we still don't know why the ground stop was issued or what? exactly the technical reasons were that southwest was backed up today. apparently they feel they've got that situation fixed. but now there's a backup in the reason there are concerns about this, particularly with southwest is what we saw in december when you had so many people just stranded. the issue with the holiday meltdown was there was big time weather across many parts of the country and southwest had planes and crews out of position in mass. in fact, at some point southwest was flying planes were completely empty, trying to get them back into position, and that just simply seem to fail over and over again. in this case, we are not sure if it's the scheduling system that southwest had that meltdown with over the holidays. this could b

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