or john ross. ah, you see it every here at your vision. all right, season aden's joining and set from it sir in the at the you're a vision, a venue where the eurovision song contest will take place this saturday. thanks so much for joining us. enjoy. thank here, cherry. now german astronauts mathias mar has given his 1st press conferences returning from space 5 days ago. mister maurice spent half a year on the international space station and became the 4th of german to complete a space walk to view the roster notes mathias mara. this was a personal highlight of his time in orbit. if all see customer was active, the noise when i'm choke mcclinton and then you look at our planet and you recognize things that you've only heard about to statistics. and suddenly you take what's happening down there to heart. you see where people live, where people impact on nature. and when nature is changing, n bauer spent just of the 6 months on the international space station. but the assist on the an incredibly good job up in space, sir. a lot of experiment

i'm just not prepared today to do all just economics and politics. professor john ross and i say it's american should start questioning the u. s. government spending priorities. just another example, how across the board in the us, it seems like the administration is turned back on the needs of a lot of american people. and it's totally preoccupied. now. we're providing $5060000000000.00 to a war halfway around the world. something's wrong with that. americans have been ask themselves that question. there's about 3 and a half to $4000000.00 babies born in the us every year about half of that and supplied from other labs. so you've got about 2000000 babies who have no formula, you know, on average out there. and what's by doing? well, biting this says is going to bring this weekend one and a half 1000000 bottles from nationally, from europe. well, you know, one and a half 1000000 to 1000000, just like a bottle a day that doesn't solve the problem. they're going to have to have a shipment of that large every day. the ones which is demand the lawn must have been hit with sexual harassmen

he's in chef john ross neighbourhood of occupied east jerusalem. and there the story him, ron of dispossession is still very fresh in terms of events that are going on right now in chicago. ross rides him, ron that's absolutely right. there are at least 300 palestinians in just this one neighborhood who still face threat of eviction. and let me just show you the geography of the area that are israeli central, the house. they used to be a palestinian home or that was taken over the israeli law courts forced the palestinians out and gave it to nas riley family just next to where i am right now is a another house. this is indeed a kind of a microcosm of what's been going on. there's a jewish settlement organization. they've taken the front portion of the house which used to belong to palestinians. they pushed the palestinians into the back portion of the house. that's really the type of neighborhood, the type of housing situation that we're seeing. so when we hear about forced evictions, this is really what we're talking about. but it's a very complic

administration largely abandon indian territory, modern-day oklahoma, in 1861, leaving cherokee leader, john ross, no choice but to cast his lot with the confederacy. he met with lincoln in an effort to gain support in 1862, but lincoln and his advisers proved largely ounces that sympathetic. in the same year, lincoln agreed to enroll native american troops in the area, well before the historically more famous debate about african american troops. he also had to resolve disputes there between military commanders a, problem with which lincoln was intimately familiar in the morning eastern and western theaters and with which most scholars of the war, intimately familiar as well, but perhaps not so much with farther west. indeed farther west in 1862, the battle of gloria pass settled whether the competitor she would be able to keep moving west. the army of the pacific and other things to do too including stopping the native american rights on travelers, which resulted many from the lack of food provided by the iaea. to help the [inaudible] the army gave them food on the orders of james cawthorn, who

three stages with the likes of queen, alicia keys, elton john and diana ross performing.it because it's raining so hard. we're hearing them rehearse in this torrential rain. yes, let's pray to the weather gods it's better come this weekend. guys, back to you. >> you will have a lot of fu at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to help you engage and retain top performers today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ with all my favorite colors ♪ >>> we're back with the new book "secret city," the hidden history of gay washington. it is an epic account of the contributions, compromises and sacrifices gay americans made as they tried to serve their country through the 20th century. it's already getting rave reviews. "the new york times" calls it rewarding in the extreme. author james kirchick joins us now. as i said earlier, i thought this was an incredible book. as soon as i read it -- people have to understand it's not just gay history. it's american history. >> that's why i wrote it. i'm fascinated in americ

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and that volatility can lead to a lot of john rudely revise. such limitations goes on businesses and consumers and lead to lawless horton. ross much thank you so much for your insight. richard richard siegel is a reach research analyst with the london based financial institution, ambrosia capital. thank you for joining us on counting the cost now as temperature, sword to an old time high in india. so did the demand for electricity. but due to the countries worse power crisis in 6 years, air conditioners machines and lights have been switched off for long hours during the day. the main reason for the shortage, not enough coal. the fossil fuel accounts for more than 70 percent of the countries electricity generation. and india is the world's 2nd largest producer and consumer of coal. but socks are said to be critically low in $108.00 of it's $173.00 power plants. imports are becoming more and affordable as the war in ukraine drives the prices of coal and natural gas. up joining us now to talk more about the power crisis in india is the booty gog? who's in you delhi, she's in the lead energy economies at the institute for energy

special agent in charge steven balangia, and also our prosecution, the honorable john flynn, and the d.a.'s office, ms. trinni ross and the u.s. attorney's office. you can be confident that you have a great team in place and everything will be done properly. i am so proud of the community. i walked around today, and this individual that came here and tried to divide the city of buffalo and erie county did not succeed. people are stronger, we're more united than ever. and kudos to all of our people. again, my condolences and that of the sheriff's office goes out to all the victims and their families. in regards to incarcerated individual 157103, he continues to be in our custody. he continues to be on suicide watch, which means he's in a cloth smock, which is ligature proof, with a blanket which is ligature proof. he's in a segregated unit, aside from the rest of the general population, and that's for his safety. he continues to be offered both health, physical and mental health, so he will -- i will insure that he will continue to be safe from himself and from everyone else. again, thank you to mayor brown and tha

big names like target, walmart, ross stores confirming inflation concerns. today we heard from johnre, which is struggling with supply chain issues and procuring the parts it needs to fulfill the strong demand it's seeing from farmers, and it follows a sharp rise in wheat and soybean prices. shares of deere down 15%. we have not seen this price action in two years. there's other names like coca-cola, kroger, down 7%, 8%. this while oil prices continue to rise now above $113 a barrel, which means gas prices are up a bit more. i guess the broader conclusion one can draw is that the earnings story in a way is confirming what some economists have been fearful of, which is an accelerated slowdown in the economy. >> we've seen the s&p dipping into bear market territory. is it only a matter of time before the dow and nasdaq follow suit? >> we'll have to see. the earnings story next week will provide more clarity. we'll hear from names like dollar general, nordstrom, best buy. the color we hear from executives on what they're seeing from consumers across the nation as well as some of the na

artists will take part in the 2 and a half hour concert, alicia keys, hans zoomer, elton john, queen, adam lambert, diana ross, david beckham, stephen prior and julie andrews had a special performance from the royal ballet. rod stewart says the queen has demonstrated to the world what a special person she is and how lucky to have her. would love to be on the crowd for that. stuart: you know what is amazing? i knew every single one of those singers. pretty good i would say. she has been on the throne for 70 years. thanks very much. more news from britain, the inflation rate in the uk has had a 40 year high 9%. we need nigel farage. this has been an awful inflation rate just like the united states. what is the problem over there? >> the real rate is 11%, the retail price index a few years ago, in 1982 there were two problems. one, this is being used by president biden, boris johnson and all those that are clueless about economics and that is to blame the ukraine war. you do get price shock inflation, we had it in the 1973 yom kippur war. the other kind of inflation that is more insidious and longer-lasting is m

john rogers your entire team has been incredible to work with. and that is a statement to your leadership and vision. i would also like to take paying secretary of commerce, wilbur ross and his wife hillary for being here and a continuous support. the white house historical association has been a real partner with my office over the past two years. helping to found preserve and promote the important history and timeless beauty of the white house. our family is grateful to live in this true symbol of our nations history. but we are even more honored to play a part in a restoring and enhancing our countries' sacred landmark. it is only with the support and commitment of historical association. we are able to continue the tradition of protecting this home, and i'm so grateful for the opportunity to work with all of you. i want to thank you all for being here tonight. this is an evening. i look forward to for each year. this is american history tv and you're listening to melania trump in her own words as the fall 2020 presidential campaign was underway the first lady traveled to pennsylvania on behalf of her husband president donald trump. ladies and gentlemen, it is my

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johns hopkins university history mary sarrot. thank you very much for your insight this morning. and still ahead on "morning joe," the markets are about to open after a roller coaster week. andrew ross sorkin will set up what to watch for this week. and plus what senator mitch mcconnell had to say about a national ban on abortion. and we'll read from the must-read opinion pages including one that argues it is time for new graduates to actually go into the office. >> oh, my god. >> no. >> no really. >> you could only go out to dinner. cannot go to work. >> you may learn more as a graduate by working around other people. this story, i have to hear. >> that and a look at the morning papers across the country. >> they're triggering if they couldn't bring their dogs. >> when "morning joe" comes right back. right back building a made-in-america clean energy future will help safeguard our national security. it will help us tackle climate change. this is a challenge of our ective lifetimes. there's no more time to hang back or sit on the fence or argue amongst ourselves. so let this be the moment that we answer history's call. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is ar

john eastman, which trying all he could to keep donald trump in power. the emails, again, as we first mentioned, reported first by the denver post, include this man -- pennsylvania state representative named ross asked for eastman's help in searching for legislative solutions to our current national predicament. that national predicament, you might wonder, was the peaceful transition of power after a legitimate election, where there was no voter fraud. that man, russ diamond is running for the lieutenant governor of pennsylvania nomination as we speak and he's not the only coup plot to running for a promotion. you have state senator doug mastriano, who wants to be the republican candidate for governor, despite his republican involvement in trying to overturn votes. mastriano is also at the capitol on january 6th during the riot, and after the police lines were breached. he then tried to use his position in the senate to attempt in arizona-style audit of pennsylvania's election, even after joe biden's inauguration. mastriano was the top trump ally in state government working to find nonexistent voter fraud. he was even subpoenaed by the january 6th committee over attempts to arrange for an alte