john wants to thank every single one of you. during the hardest week of our lives and this election, you made sure we all felt so supported and so loved. there is nothing john likes more than being on the campaign trail. the time off has been hard on him. back on friday i noticed something was off. he did not want to go to the hospital. he did not want to miss the events we had planned. but i insisted and as usual i was right. [laughter] and i'm so glad i made him go for two reasons. the first is that doctors were able to act quickly and john is going to be back on his feet in no time. [applause] and the second reason is that i now have one more thing i get to hold over him. i mean, i saved his life, right? i will never let him live that down. [laughter] for those of you who do not know me, my name is gisele fetterman. the second lady of pennsylvania. or as i like to call it, -- i met john any years, three kids, and two dogs ago before he was pennsylvania's next senator. back then he was just a guy in a small steel town that help

john, do you want to kick off this time? fix, beergate.�* john, do you want to kick off this time? by sir keir starmer _ off this time? a huge gamble by sir keir starmer because his _ keir starmer because his professional reputation is on the line and could lead to him having to resign as leader of the labour party, putting pressure on boris johnson. you'd have to resign as well if he resigns or a similar offence. the guardian comes up with some evidence suggesting he'll be in the clear because they say it labour party has evidence of time recorded chats after the events, which is essential to the controversy, showing he was working even after the event closed. they've said the view that he should be in the clear. this puts a lot of pressure on both politicians and the police, but we must dismiss all those thoughts because the police have to look at the facts and disregard any political implications. according to the guardian, keir starmer is in the clear. he has a few questions to answer, for example, i think i'm right in saying that when these allegations first emerged, it was su

john wanted to make sure i'm dealing with a condition that i don't show up not on m c s v 0 for so close and not finish a class. what's on the books are ok. my similar voice to move around. if she'll be listed here, you are 3 or 4 weeks before sir, she don't somewhere up a business decision for me. so i was thinking she was actually is, are she doing cards for the dumber otherwise ah ah, oh oh oh, oh, a ah, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. and the point obviously, is to create trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot most protective phone existence with so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race move is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time

or that kim john wants to provide to his people. he was, you know, kind of trying to scapegoat health care officials in the country, blaming them for this outbreak and suggesting that it was their fault. and again, also calling on officials to work hard to eradicate covey 19 in the country filtered. so, do we presume that this admission means that the outbreak is likely to be very, very serious? yes, i think we could, we could say it's likely to be very serious. it's hard for us to know how much cove in 1000 there is in north korea right now. north korea was one of the 1st countries to seal it's border with china when cobra 1900, broke out. this is january 2020. following that medical supplies daily, since necessities failed to get into kiln yang and there was no kind of panic around the world. so foreigners emptied out of pyongyang, embassy officials, and n g o. v are sources of information about what's going on in north korea. so knowing what's going on there right now, how serious the pandemic might be is kind of difficult north

john wants to grow his business, but says he can't find the staff from the local colleges in barnsleybout creating skills and a lot of these skills now that are needed are still not on a lot of people's radar. where i think the government would fail is if they didn't recognise that, because the jobs of yesterday aren't the jobs of tomorrow, and there's so many opportunities out there. i think that one of the problems that we've had is that further education colleges of the past have been incentivised to get people in to do a particular set of courses which are easily sellable to students, but not necessarily valued by employers. what sort of courses? well, again, it will depend on the individual location, but we're setting up and i know it sounds bureaucratic and jargon—rich local skills partnerships, which are ways of making sure that either mayors or chambers of commerce can have more of a role in getting the right qualifications. if successful businesses like pit stop productions don't keep growing and offering good jobs, there's less incentive for bright young people to stay and t

want to be moderate, ordinary. all my different bias. mendoza thought about that. oh, was a sham john or did you that investors rafting? this was i want a hobby, and nibbles and getting a medicine trying and i was gonna be going agenda on my dishwasher as son. how to for you my use gone there, figuring my you got the name you shed must skin that indeed he would have had. listen, i've got him got on joe, you're the one is claude and i your dad hard. anybody on my let me get garcia. i get called tom would, i guess sure. would aggie hours. would i get all high school begin the other line is you wanna charge you. if you play, then i did it. ah, it was. i was gonna go out of the limo to show this one over the amount of media that i didn't want to get this over to the national level. the other one is, you know, you had a journal called ben and all hunter had a, a wanted now with, i guess show you how busy you have all you busy, but i'm on new matter. want to show up a name is gonna be a teacher for my daughter somewhat of a school like a i didn't get, i'm call me time this on how we should

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john lee wants to establish a more fair book favorable business environment. he claims what ours plans in particular well, we don't know his plans because he has not laid out any plans. he plans cheery 5, hong kong economy. ok. but he didn't give out any details yet. the business sector is very concerned about it, whether johnny will lose enough cove at restrictions, especially the border controls that have left hong kong and and his residence a more less cut off as it's rifles open up. but i only only said that he will prioritize reopening a borders with china. it's a signal that an immediate policy you turn is not possible. joyce looks a talk a bit more about the business community and hong kong. a number of western multi nationals have been congratulating john lee by a newspaper ads. tell us more about the challenging situation, but many of these companies find themselves in or yes, western companies and hong kong are facing increasingly, you know, precarious position and hong kong. are they adopting a more progressive, you know, a stance i, you know, in th

>> yeah. >> that had to be the last thing bruce and john wanted to hear. >> it delayed any inheritance was -- business affairs. bonnie's longtime there -- was asked to make sure that bonnie's daily needs were met. it was betty and who had hired karen johnson, a known relation. the in-home caretaker that was killed the day bonnie was kidnapped. >> you felt safe with can take care bonding. >> i did. but bruce wanted me to do is take her into a nursing home. >> he told you? that >> yes. i said, as long as we can have help, 24/7, she is not going anywhere. >> bonnie's financial guardian, gerald spanx, said he also butted heads with bruce harkey. >> the best way i can explain bruce harkey is greedy and, for lack of a better word, a jerk. he's just a solid turk. >> according to sphinx, bruce not only accused him of mismanaging the harkey state, but also tried to bully him into accepting the sale of a chunk of land to their neighbor. the actor, tommy lee jones, for half 1 million dollars. it was good for bruce, but sphinx says, not for bonnie. so, he killed it. >> he wanted bonnie to get virt

what beijing called democracy and it's in short, the communist party has their man where they want him. john, the you can't you. beijing is putting its trust in john lee. and he's the architect behind the crackdown on hong kong pro democracy movement. and as the city's new chief executive, it's expected. he'll do more of the scene from head it got you kinda having restored order from chaos. it is high time. the hong kong starts a new chapter of development, a chapter that will be geared towards greater prosperity for all promise is 2 millions from a man elected by the few. the vast majority of hong kong ers had no voice in the matter. you're calling i a few expectations because he's not chosen by us. oh, how, what happened in 2019 shows. he's reluctant to listen to the people who are they got that hunger hunk on freedom as drinking. whoever leads hong kong is the same thing. i know he only listens to beijing. your work is i don't. so being a dilemma. more than that, i believe he can restore security without fear from public opinion. i hope they'll be fuel politically, quarterly pano politica

and heads of state visiting one-on-one with -- being interrupted by caroline wanting to come in and give her father a kiss. john junior wanting to come in and show his father something. he got interrupted by john junior. he noted, oh, the soviet union, we love the kids. they are really popular there. this is what kennedy knew. this was a meeting with his closest advisers. you can just look at the seriousness, obviously, of what was being discussed. you have a little kid playing. you have a kid playing in the same space. everyone is kind of used to his presence. they are not really paying attention. >> these images help humanize the administration for americans. the humanize america for others overseas. >> the president knew exactly what he was doing. he was allowing a lot of these pictures to be taken. >> he understood that -- >> he enjoyed having -- he really liked having his children around him. he took a real delight in them. he also recognized that, like allen said, this helped humanize their image. >> he saw the benefit of putting out pictures like this for the public. >> they have a sandbox on the lawn. t

thank you for that john. i want to come back in a few minutes to the electoral politics of gen z, but one of the things you talk about in your book, is that gen z's politics really come from their relationships and especially their relationship to a couple seminal events that have happened during their lifetime you talk about five key events. can you tell us what those are and how those have sort of shaped generations these political consciousness? yes, and by the way, all of these events happened before covid. okay, so so they don't stop okay, but these were the events up until just a couple of years ago. the first i think may surprise. some folks is i'd argue. it's occupy wall street. in occupy wall street was a was a movement that was gifted from a member of the silent generation. so folks, you know in the mid to late seventies and older a canadian publisher gifted the idea of this movement to millennials and helped organize in the early days in 2011 in ducati park in manhattan, but it was zoomers who were coming

he was the savior for heath he was the intervention that would help hayes become what john barber wanted him to be there say, or push learned that this car from yeah everybody everybody, nobody was like jack any time that people had called and people always always hear that you could go to my most counseling. i'll hold them too. banding young me obviously could be brought out from the very beginning. he was go home or get me my father couldn't see jack was a beloved figure. not particularly for his volunteer work with the boy scouts of america, where he was a scout leader from the early seventies to the early ninety's. very nice came from an old family, a family of money, family of wealth. i owned a lot of property, a lot of land just good paper. just really good paper. this is father was a appointed judge. he had other relatives who were both state supreme court judges and a federal judge. he was, i voted in as the man of the year he had a lot of poll when a best man of the year award went to charles jack was a 3rd who cited walls for his boy scout work. i had a lot of pictures of wade

he was the intervention that would help haste become what john barber wanted him to be that there's a push learned the 1st car from yeah everybody everybody i any time that people had a little boy jack always hear that he could go to my mom scouts and i'll hold them to expanding young me obviously can be proud of a mom father couldn't see jack walls of beloved figure. not particularly for his willing to work with the boy scouts of america, where he was a scout leader from the early seventies to the early ninety's. very nice came from an old family, a family of money, family of wealth. i owned a lot of property, a lot of land just good paper. just really good paper. hey, this is father was a appointed judge. he had other relatives who were both state supreme court judges and a federal judge. he was, i voted in as the man of the year he had a lot of pull on a pest man of the year award. went to charles, jack was a 3rd who cited walls for his boy scout work in i had a lot of pictures of wade and i had is a boy scout and eagle scout chart with everything. but this was the banner he was we

john always wanted to get into the cheese business, but it wasn't until the ban on cheese imports in 2014 that he was able to do it. those sanctions played into his hands and to ensure they wouldn't be dependent on imports. they decided to buy russian equipment. so we'll skip over the one year week until she'll she'll montague design center. when russian banks raise the interest rates to 20 percent, the copies fear they'd have to suspend their new projects. this rate was beyond their means. however, loans for agricultural enterprises didn't become more expensive. cochner shirt grocer. darcy, oregon grove. with mister, i bought 2, you don't to vote dark. there's magic oxford. i'm a younger group or the cheese c. georgia will simulate the creighton of your present immigrant prodigy correctness, russian. it created an appeal process on us, on the little st. louis for, for that stuff. what about boilers, finance, finance, or stuff? we're going to need them started stuff to pollution. and internet mostly is the, those are the only for a dealer. the marina williams is it? well and you know

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but there's only of very slim johns that any wants of i l l m, those m a link here, schanzer. fish. but we hope for the best ellis could you learn was the crush. ukrainian officials fear russia is stepping up attacks as moscow prepares to celebrate the soviet union's victory over nazi germany. on monday may, 9th, the port city of desa has also come under fire, struck by multiple cruise missiles and russian forces have continued to bombard ukraine's last military. hold out in mar, you poll. the as of style steel works. all civilians have now been evacuated from the plant. some have crossed the border into poland, joining millions of ukrainians who already fled the war vehicles for you. we crossed the polish border and it's so calm here. no one is shooting some of that in mary's pole. people got used to the shooting cuts of the plains of the worst, who it's impossible to get used to them. but with that, bombing everything everywhere. and we never know where the bombs will fall. would that you mean is them couldn't open that ukraine's forces have also made gains. they say this footage

a man of means like mcafee, a man who clearly did not want to be found. >> what's your message for john and tell him please come, and let's bring a closure to this case, and let's all carry on with our lives. >> but john mcafee seems to be toying with the police, leaving clues in his blog, hinting he might be hiding right under their noses, cleverly disguised as a tourist or a street vendor. >> been in public many, many times. i went shopping in public the other day, went buy some strawberries. >> our search is quite unlike that of the police. we made arrangements with middlemen for a secret rendezvous. but mcafee never showed. >> of course john might not be on the island at all. >> the only person who seemed always to know how to reach him was this woman, one of mcafee's former teenage lovers -- amy herbert. >> a lot of guests here? besides girls? i mean, not much other company? no. >> amy had john mcafee's trust, it seemed. >> front door, doesn't matter. >> it was with his permission, she said, that amy showed us around his beach estate. >> here is the house. >> nice. >> we would alwa

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i'm a mom midway in life, isn't that john. we want to be known as living creatures. we want to be known as human beings. not like slaves imprisoned in the corner of the house. we've organized this protest because the taliban is imposing or culture on afghan women under the name of the job. ever since the taliban sees powered up, gotta stand all their projects have been against women. they want to limit and eliminate women from the field of society. politics. 35 people, most of them children have been left homeless after he is ready, authorities demolished a residential building and occupied east jerusalem. a 3 story structure was torn down because it didn't have the required permit. israel demolishes palestinian properties that don't have building approvals which can be difficult to obtain. the un says at least 40 buildings have been destroyed in east jerusalem this year is pacing around a 100 people. ukraine's military says it's recaptured several villages in the northeast from russian troops. it says russian forces had been pushed out of ranger khaki, the 2nd large

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john is going to be this in a different place. back army deliberately sure. to let them go because we want something on camera and that our turn of the tension of becoming a public opinion issue has the potential of setting up a world and them knowing what israel is doing. of course, is really army doesn't want them all the killing assuring blackledge has triggered international condemnation. the un special envoy for the middle east peace process demanded an immediate and thorough investigation. the us ambassador, israel also treated a call for a thorough probe into the circumstances of her death. israel for its part has proposed a joint inquiry, but the palestinian foreign ministry says it doesn't trust investigations by an occupying stays, adding they do not lead to a place other than quitting criminals and murderers. the harlots now bring in august and ramallah. we has no day a former algebra journalist and a colleague of sri and in paris. polian marvell books pass, and that reported that borders and investor, ritalin, casee, 5th, politician and also a member of the israeli parliament.

thank you, john, i appreciate it. i want to bring in cnn contributor, steve vladack, professor of law at the university of texas school of law, and cnn legal analyst, jennifer rogers, a former assistant for the southern district of new york. i'm so glad both of you could join us. thank you very much on our breaking news here. steve, i want to start with you, what is the legal argument justice alito is making to overturn roe v. wade. . >> don, it's an argument i think a lot of us having expecting, the conservatives have been previewing for a few years now, and the argument is basically that the constitution does not protect a right to abortion, that the supreme court errored in 1973 when it recognized under the due process cause of the 14th amendment a right for pregnant individuals, pregnant women to obtain previability abortions and the court is righting the wrong, that its predecessors made 49 years ago. don, i think one of the many, many, many layers here is not just what this opinion, if it becomes the law of the land me

. >> well, you know, the former president, president trump wanted a lot from john durham, wanted hisim and wanted those consequences brought against those people. none of that has happened, durham spent three years on this investigation, $3.8 million, one guilty plea, this, today, an acquittal and has one more case set for october, by comparison, multipler spent just under two years, a year and 10 months, $32 million and had a number of guilty pleas and convictions, including the former campaign chairman for trump's campaign, paul mannerford, gates, a number of people were a part of that case if you remember so for the former president i'm sure a lot of disappointment in what happened today. >> thank you very much, evan perez reporting for us. thanks very much, i'm wolf blitzer "the situation room," erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, the shocking admission from texas officials, we now know the teacher who propped open the door before the school massacre closed that door before the gunman entered that directly contradicts what police told the public days ag

not necessarily a lecture by john on what's in his book. we want you to buy it and you're gonna and if you decide to buy it, you're gonna love it. but let's get to something we should talk about and it's an elephant in the room. and that is august 14th of 1862 marks the nader of lincoln's reputation when it comes to african american relations, i think yeah. invited some of the most prestigious minds in the african-american community in the district of columbia to the white house. and there he lectured them about race. he told them that they were the cause of the war. and then he encouraged them to go away. to go move to liberia or what's now panama? can you help us unpack this very bad horrible day in the reputation of abraham lincoln. was there anything contextually about the time the place who he met? that would mitigate this really sort of ugly scene. yeah, so this is one of these moments i i think in the book i call it like something like one of the most regrettable moments of the lincoln presidency as a lincoln scholar. there are two things th