we will look at the impact of john williams. >>> a new sunday sitdown and time at the piano with jeff goldbloom on returning this summer to the memorable role he first played nearly 30 years ago in the original "jurassic park." a prolific career that began with a spark, he found, at a young age. >> i remember in ninth grade in the summer when i came home kind of all jazzed up and talking about what i had learned, we were taking a mime court. he said to my mom, the kid is stimulated. >> a sunday sitdown with jeff goldbloom plus another life well lived later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning on the eve of the 4th of july with some challenges across the country to our holiday plans. kathy park is along the east side where the big mac macey's fireworks show will go off. >> reporter: good morning. after a long pandemic pause, demand for travel and celebrations have really come roaring back this weekend. for so many, this holiday has been a real stress test filled with unexpected turns at airports and rising costs. this 4th of july weekend is off to a rough start. severe weather giv

and i know, although the 3 areas i risky, i wonder, but i'm committed to john williams. you tube channels had more than $2000000.00 views since he started it last year. it reports on things that can't be seen on traditional media in rwanda. like the court appearance, last month of another youtube, a monthly cara sera who was jailed last year and charged with genocide denial. after re spoken a broadcast about who killed members of his family during the 1994 genocide. he told the court he was tortured in jail, denied his medicine for diabetes, and told that things would get worse after wonder. how did the commonwealth heads of government meetings known as children and my mom was wanting to do him up with the children when you get us up who we need at the region of i you, i mean she like when you let me just leave it. i will be here when did you know what i needed? if commonwealth countries came through wanda's capital kigali for the meeting last week for london government denies torturing people and says it's court proceedings . a fair country to many reports by rights gro

now the commonwealth meetings over and the leaders have on john williams is left wondering what's in store for him. both tried to speech, to speak out the job horizon to this 2nd foster to free their country. 3. some of them disappear in all even they die. malcolm web al jazeera kigali, rwanda day trip to venice are to be charged a compulsory fee to visit the italian city from next january tourist who choose not to stay overnight in hotels or other accommodation will have to sign up online and pay a charge of between $3.00 and $10.00, it's aimed at trying to ease the number of tourist their visitors court, trying to dodge the feed, the risk of fine, a more than 300 dollars. california has introduced the nation's toughest law to reduce plastic use. companies will need to cut down on the plastic material they use in their products. the legislation also requires single use plastic items and packaging to be recyclable by 2032. and it will set up a group of experts to run a recycling program where richard chart is from the ocean foundation. he says the new law is an important step forward

john williams is left wondering what's in store for him. those are trying to speech to speak out the job horizon to this 2nd, foster to free their country 3, some of them disappear in a female or even they die. malcolm web al jazeera, kigali. rwanda got a good new story for you because more than 40 years after being wiped out, ryan owes a being re introduced to there's enough national park in mozambique the journey from man cattie in south africa is enough. took several days, an environmentalist, a hoping it will revolutionize the way protected animals are moved long distance. alexey o'brien reports for years in our national park in mozambique was called the silent pack. after being devastated during a 15 year civil war, which began in the late 19 seventies. it was this every feeling of just that quietness. there was not a bird, not an insect, and not an animal inside some african organization, paste parks partnered with the mos in beacon government to bring back wild animals and restore the park to its former glory. it's about 400000 dick

john williams is left wondering what's in store for him? does it try to speech to speak out the job? how i see through this 2nd force it to free their country. 3, some of them disappear in a scene all even they die. malcolm web al jazeera, kigali rwanda, germany has signed an agreement to hand over ownership of the van in bronzes to nigeria, the artwork some dating bachelor, 13th century are a large collection of sculptures and blacks. looted by british soldiers from the kingdom of been in, in 1897. it will be the single largest repatriation of soul african artifacts to date, steadfast and has more from berlin. after ambrose debates about ownership, nigeria finally got back what was stolen more than a century ago. the 1st to bronze as of more than $1000.00, taken from the former kingdom of beneath, including one showing the head of the king, were handed over at a ceremony and a german foreign ministry and will soon be on their way back home. this is a story of european colonialism. we should not forget that germany played an active role in

john williams is left wondering what's in store for him. does it try to speech to speak out the job horizon to this 2nd, force it to free their country. 3. some of them disappear enough in a or even they die. malcolm web al jazeera kigali. rwanda. still ahead on al jazeera m m. sports will be live in denmark, which is hosting the opening stages of the tour de france. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. okay, welcome back. as promised, as, sorry for far on the spot. thanks so much name. the world's most famous cycling races underway in denmark. the tour de france has opened with a 13 kilometer time trial in copenhagen. it's the 1st of 3 stages being held in the country reigning champion, tad out. but gotcha. of the you. 18 everetts is targeting a 3rd successive title are corresponding paul races. life rats in copenhagen and pye can tell not great weather conditions, but tell us how has the opening of the race been so far? well, quite exciting. far apparently because of those weather conditions. partly because of the route i'm just stood here near the dark

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john williams is left wondering what's in store for him. those who have tried to speech to speak out the job. how are you today or june? second, forced it off with a country free. some of them disappear in a female or even they die. malcolm web al jazeera, kigali. rwanda still to come on. that is, i will be live in denmark where this years taught of france is about to start. that's coming up in school. ah. a whole newer oh ah you very much, adrian. while the walls most famous cycling race gets on the way in denmark, in a few minutes time, he tore the france opens with a 13 kilometer time trial. and copenhagen is the 1st of 3 stages being held in the country reigning champion. teddy cher hooker of u e team merits is targeting a 3rd successive title. am a little bit nervous. i want to get it started as fast as possible and get it rolling. and yeah, it's with presentation really beautiful, a spirit. and i'm super happy to be a locked in happening earth is when we focus the rain wins can play because it's on . so i was gonna be excited but then

john williams will be speaking. to what extent does he echo christopher waller yesterday? they are playing down the risk of recession as they talk about going another 75 basis points this month. jonathan: looking ahead, another one next week on july 13, payrolls are just around the corner. tom: what are you looking at? i will let you tell me. i don't go beneath the headline data, i stay with the headline data because that's where jerome powell is going to be. jonathan: the head of global rates, is this labor market data going to keep the light green for the fed to go 75 at the end of the month? >> we think so. the labor market is slowing. we are looking for 350,000. the fed wants the economy to slow. all the recession talk is premature right now. inflation is still a problem. they are emphasizing inflation right now. i would say the green light for 75 is done. the next meeting, we expect 50 basis point hikes. i don't think the fed will change their view. they want it to slow. tom: we are the only two on the planet, we looked at fixed income theory. what is the attribute th

at 9:00 a.m., we hear from john williams at 2:00 p.m.et minutes from the fed policy meeting we'll talk about that once the minutes are released on air. >>> president biden hitting the road selling his economic agenda, heading to cleveland to discuss his plan, pension employer plans a lot of discussion today. >>> futures right now, while a bit mixed, down very slightly. for more on the markets and the action within them, let's bring in jon najarian. jon, thanks for waking up. we appreciate it what are you seeing? we'll talk about the options in a second what are you seeing with the fed minutes later today? the dollar and euro in parody. how do you see today shaping up? >> well, frank, yesterday on the show, you were hosting "halftime" yesterday we talked a little bit about how they're still buying puts in a lot of the big indices like the s&p 500, the russell 2000, and the qqq, but they're not buying them as far out of the money as they were. and to us that sort of signals that people aren't looking for as much of a whoosh lower but maybe

eastern time from john williams, who will be speaking after we heard from waller and bullard yesterday, making the case for another 75 basis point move, playing down the risk for recession? jonathan: talking about the potential for a soft landing, as well. looking ahead to this payrolls print, andrew hallman hearth have led the way to a hawkish fed. this is what they have to say, 290 fate -- 290k k -- priced back here, a confident pace of that hikes into 2023. tom: many others. do we have a strong economy, as chairman powell talked about? my phrase is, go beneath the headline data. maybe this is the job report where the headline data matters. jonathan: starting to see pockets of weakness. elsewhere, perhaps, we have that week ism last week. looking at the component of it, looking at the employment component that within that data point, they talked about a supply-side story, not so much about demand. are we stiff in a supplies constrained economy? tom: i think there is going to be a lot of activity over the weekend. i know you are sliding into the weekend already after returning from wa

we will have the challenges highlighted by john williams research. haidi: ecb taking the gloves off now. its first rate hike in more than a decade while the boj -- we will take a look at what this means for dollar strength in emerging markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we decided to raise the three key ecb interest rates by 50 basis points and approved the transmission perfection instrument. >> all members of the governing council rallied to the consensus of 50 basis point. economic activity is slowing. russia's unjustified aggression towards ukraine is an ongoing drug on growth. -- drag on growth. we expect inflation to remain undesirably high for some time. we will have continued pressure from energy and food prices and pipeline pressures in the pipeline chain. shery: ecb president christine lagarde. let's bring in the chief emerging-market asia and europe strategist. good to have you with us. of course we saw that greater than expected rate hike from the ecb, something that you said would go against recent communication. is forward died in's dead no

a john williams tone. others, marked down. jonathan: we are getting a downgrade. new development over the last 24 hours or so. morgan stanley, another contender downgrading growth. atlanta now gdp cast, negative. things are not looking great on the data front. lisa: if you look at the economics of price index, it has been negative for a while. yesterday, personal spending numbers did put a damper on the economic growth expectations. simply because, people are pulling back. a safe sign prices have gotten to a level people are spending less on a real term. jonathan: there has been this conversation about a potential for cuts in 2023. that is not the forecast, they acknowledged the potential. cuts potentially coming as growth falls further below potential. that is the development in the conversation. lisa: crystallizing it is michael burry where he said, next up is earnings compression. maybe halfway there with respect to how much the stock market has sold off, given we had the worst first half going back to 1970. we could get gloom persisting in the second half. tom

jobs number is due to morning as the numbers cross, the fed president john williams will be speakingand raphael bostic will speak at 8:45 a.m at 10:00 a.m., we get the may wholesale inconvventory report said that will stop you in your tracks. >>> to help cap off your week and trading day ahead, let's bring in simeon hyman. simeon, great to have you on the program. what are you watching most closely right now? >> i think what we have seen is the old adage that the cure for high prices is high prices we'll probably see a bit of a weaker jobs number today inflation expectation has been coming down steadily for months. the headline is oil pulled back. if you look at the break evens, they have been coming down since april. in fact, the ten-year break even is close to 2% the two-year break even pulled back that is the good news. that is increasing concerns of economic weakness. >> do you feel the stock market is closing in on some kind of a bottom maybe not this is the bottom, but getting close? >> the question he is what's priced in. here's one way to think about it we hhave decent fundam

tom: john williams, the new york fed president, at the university of puerto rico.sure we will get a lot of that coming up here. if you're just joining us right now, some deterioration of the tape in the last hour as well. dow futures, -130, now -200 or get the vix, 26.42. this is a joy for lisa abramowicz and myself. leon cooperman is chairman, chief executive officer of omega family office, and he is not shy about talking about his track record. i say this with everybody and their uncle this week coming out and saying vote for me at the institutional investor beauty fast here. i want to talk about the character of this bear market. you and i do that with a bond overlay we have never seen, which is bond price down, yield up. the losses in bonds are extraordinary. how does that redound over to a stock bear market? leon: actually i would take a slightly different approach. i'm shocked interest rates are as low as they are. for most of my career there was a real return associated with buying a bond. buying nominal yield was excess inflation. we have an inflation rate

always somewhat a guys cool grains, given where we left sharon, near seabreeze device advisor, john taylor, william lewis of them, a minion. so miser, she's actually a queue operator. dryden, this issue with even before the active combat phase, as of nationalist regimens, militants were ready to sacrifice murray. you both civilians to keep control of the city. ah, ah, the middle east conflict in the city and compact day under development in africa, or in south america and asia. interestingly, none of these are being raised in the past 6 months. so it's not, it's not or not, it has been shifted with conflict in ukraine and so that is more of the global sell. catherine, i'm hearing that listen to us. you know, be all to exist. a problem need to be, it is our, ah ah no one, no, no, no, no, no. what was the limitation of the unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. real took. but it will show up enough keel to suddenly lo

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you can see they're burned and destroyed by shirley artillery and john strike. william. she as good as farmers scrambled together, wheat, corn, and sunflower oil, russia and ukraine have reached a tenuous agreement to allow 20000000 tons of trapped, ukrainian grain to leave from black c ports through so called safe channels. but with all the dangers of transporting the crop of 2022 in a war zone for now, this farm is storing wheat in these containers. weight is this symbol of ukraine, that yellow and blue flag represents a field of wheat beneath a sky of blue. and free crane, the problem is getting this wheat out of the ports. but for farms like this, the problem is overcoming all of the obstacles to get it harvested in the 1st place . the harvest of war has been tough on farms across ukraine. russia has left its signature on these cluster bombs, know what movie your market all go, but i see got him here. we can see the mark of rational forces since the beginning class work. our employees found these on our fields. she threw up the machinery of war, rushes, the machines

john what is back with us and ali williams is also here. john, uniformly u.s. attorney, as.ell versed in where we are right now. do you buy the notion of being patient? , and prosecutors know we are supposed to be perfect and have no time to be. they have a lot more time in the average, case right? >> i think we have to be patient with the justice department, but i do think there is an important step that the attorney general could make. probably should make known, which is i think inevitably, at some point, this investigation has to have a look at people in the immediate, inner circle of donald trump. donald trump, very well might run for president of the united states against joe biden. that makes this as political as it can conceivably be. you can take some of the politics out of it, i think the attorney general should appoint a special counsel that can be as written politics of someone can be. looking into anyone closeness so seated with donald trump. >> i mean, that -- having mueller flashbacks. either like it or not. >> another thing i liked at. i think the public has

didn't affirm that back down side reduction, but he didn't lean a whole lot against it i asked john williamseen his forecast as well. the fed often comes up to a rate and tweaks on the backside of the rate hikes it's a bit more than a tweak built in, but it isn't unusual for the fed to bring it to a certain rate and bring it back down i don't know, becky, maybe i could challenge you a little bit, are you going a little bit far, is that reduction there a recession? or is it just a tweaking built in, in terms of what the bond market has built in. >> if there's no stag, john muller just said there's no tag. and if there's -- >> i heard it was fascinating >> and if inflation's already rolling over, according to a lot of peeople, the stock market should go up oh, wait, it has it has since july 1st. >> june 16th, right? >> it's interesting, joe put your assessment, put your hands behind your head, your feet up on the desk, and you talk to how many ceos? a dozen in. >> yeah, and no one said recession. >> becky, what are you hearing >> nobody's saying it. >> i listened to almost all the ceo intervie

john wood is back and elliott williams is here. you were a u.s.sed where you were. do you vie the notion of being patient? prosecutors know we athe averag time of the case. >> we have to be patient with the justice department but there is an important step the attorney general should make. i think inevitably at some point this investigation has to look at people in the immediate inner circle of donald trump. donald trump might well run for president of the united states against joe biden and this makes it as political as it conceivably can be. if you want to take some politics out of it, i think the attorney general should appoint a special counsel to be as free from politics as somebody can be to look into anybody closely associated with donald trump. >> special counsel people are having mueller flash backs if they like it or not. >> another thing to add to that, john, i think the public just has a hunger for more information and something baked into the justice department, i was there for six years as deputy assist tanl ant attorney general at t

sergeant john williams of coraville police department died from a medical issue while he was on patrol july 3. he was described by those who knew him as, quote, an extraordinary officer, a friend, and a neighbor, fantastic family man and a true public servant, end of quote. he was a fixture in the community as a 28-year veteran of the force, the longest-serving sergeant with the coraville police department, a department which said that senator williams, quote, knowledge, experience, and leadership will be near impossible to replace, end of quote. deputy sheriff austin melvin richardson perished on june 14 in a traffic collision. deputy richardson was a dedicated public servant in law enforcement for 15 years. he was an officer for sidney, iowa, and then joined the fremont county sheriff's office in 2015 where he faithfully served since. deputy richardson truly fulfilled the meaning of a public servant. he was not only a member of law enforcement, but also a volunteer firefighter for purcellville and sidney, and he was described as a staple in the community, and he will be deeply missed

it would be great if you could get john williams on. government has manipulated statistics of our economy to such an extent. i'm not sure they count for much anymore. they do this for several reasons. it's not political. it's not one particular party. they just do it because each party benefits because it makes them look better. one of the main things they do is they rig that inflation number. they keep that number down. cola is cost-of-living increases that have to be done with social security. they had to do proper inflation, the federal government would be bankrupt tomorrow. all of the stuff about the federal reserve -- reserve, wall street knows it. it's a bunch of malarkey. host: that was christian in connecticut. the 12 month inflation rate if you go from may of last year to may this year, 8.6% according to the official government statistics. if you are black or hispanic, you feel like you are pain worse. you might be right. researchers finding that hispanics were experiencing .6% worse inflation. black people were experiencing .2

clockwise from the top we got kueng george the third and on the right you have general sir william on the bottom, john. on the left george tremaine former general and secretary of the the colonies and responsible for managing the war in north america. so early in 1777, commander-in-chief general sir william on the left and john were at this time is in london so he is in london with the king tremaine. both present plans for 1777 and they both argue that these are going to be war when he fights. so the plan is a very complex but imaginative plan. in some ways, it's a repeat of the first british invasion of new york in the fall of 1776 which was commanded by general carlton, commander-in-chief in canada so this plan calls for three columns to advance albany new york so you see the first one would be the larger column from canada shut down the famous hudson river invasion order to albany. a secondary column, effort sometimes called diversionary effort, this one will go basically down to lake ontario and down the river, also to albany. finally the final column would be the main british army native american

there founders were john winthrop, william bradford. william and. johnson it. that is the 17th century founders. and when i crossed his prehistory he had 10 volumes on the colonial period. he got the colonial period was the founding ofamerica . it's almost, in fact in 1820 at the constitutional convention innew york they were revising the constitution . martin van buren who becomes i think the first american politician as a president. he did nothing. he never had anygreat speech . he never wona battle . never negotiated a retreat. he was the most astute politician seen. you organize the new york party and prominence. in that he says if these guys back there, washington and jefferson. he says forget about them. there are aristocrats. they have nothing to do with usdemocrats the course was one of the great arguments of the anti-federalist . the whole system is aristocratic. is creating a government which will the fuel will benefit at the expense of the many. so martin van buren just dismisses them. it's almost single-handedly it's lincoln who makes the founders t

his french counterpart, former foreign affairs minister, john eve, led to the young and e, you chief diplomat, joseph burrell, william wicker, my dear colleague, john ye larger young as well as joseph burrell. in september 2021 told me directly that russia had nothing to do in africa, neither by state means nor by private means. because africa is an area of interest of the e u. and from the super lunar. the problem for the west is that is spent years pratt falling all around africa and african seemed to be getting a little bit tired of it. france was leading an e security mission to take cuba task force in this a hell region of africa since 2020. but it was kicked out earlier this year after it failed so badly at stabilizing the country that the missions host country malley underwent to cruise. clearly a resounding success for the showcase of what a european union military alliance could achieve, which is an objective that has long been voiced by french president, a mentor at my home. molly has since turned to increased cooperation with russia on the security front. and it's a trend that we're seeing all across afric

privates caroline slater and ann hamilton, guardsmen william forsyth and john hunter, and a civilian,est has been all about filling in the details of what happened in this former pub, 48 years ago. the coroner concluded that the device went off behind this war and was made of ten pounds of nitroglycerin, placed in a bag or a sack. and he said it was most probably put there by what he called "a young courting couple" who were never identified and never traced. police tried creating artist's impressions of the man and woman but they were never caught. some of the victims' families had wanted the inquest to try to find out who the bombers were, but that was ruled out. private ann hamilton's family refused to take part in the inquest, saying in a statement today, "this was our last chance to engage in a process to produce truth, justice and accountability, but we have been excluded from that process and our voice, on behalf of ann, was not heard." the guildford four were jailed for the attacks, but in 1989, their convictions were quashed. surrey police say they are now seeing if the inque

i'm joined by john avlon, and elliott williams. and, you know, i took a pause.ood evening to both of. you i took a pause when i was talking about her because she is a right-wing activist. that is the truth, that is it's fair to call her. that i hate to say that about a sitting supreme justice's wife, but that's how it. is in addition to mark short, another pence aide testified before a grand jury court. they -- overturn the election, correct? >> they most certainly would. but it's really interesting don to see, just a week ago, if you remember the attorney general last week, what's going, on why isn't the justice department working faster, why aren't you getting left by the january six committee, and the general give applied to, nobody is above the law, we will go after everybody. and with sort of unsatisfying. it was a platitude. it was just a basic truth, right? the simple fact is, at that moment, there was a grand jury, we are probably talking to mark short or greg jacob. the chief of staff or council of the vice president of the united states. the simple fac

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revolutionary meters, not james mattis and george washington, they have founders were william bradford, william penn, john smith, that is a 17th century founders. throughout the great history in this. he had ten volumes on the colonial period he thought the colonial period was the founding of america. in fact, 1820 the constitutional convention in new york they revived in the constitution. mark vanburen who becomes the first american politician as the president, he did nothing he never had any great speech, he never negotiated a great treaty he was simply the most stupid politician that america had ever seen he organize a new york party that brought him into prominence. in that convention he said washington and jefferson he says forget about them their aristocrats, they have nothing to do with democrats. that was one of the great arguments of the antifederalists. the whole system is aristocratic it's creating a government which will benefit at the expense of the many. mark vanburen almost single-handedly is lincoln who makes the founders that we talk about, he is the one who says the man that created the

williams in ukraine. with much of that country's cultural heritage under assault, there's an international effort to preserve it online. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: from her crowded home office, she has been drawn into the war in ukraine. >> we are crawling through all of t sites to look culturage te nology specialist at stanford university is one of three co-founders of sucho, saving ukrainian cultural heritage online. i thought everything lived in the cloud. why do you have to rescue this? >> it's easy to forget ultimate ultimately the internet comes down to physical things. servers have to be connected to the internet via cables, they need power and cooling. all of these are just as much at risk as any other thing in the physical world. >> reporter: their group now has more than 1,000 volunteers in the world using their own computers to identify and preserve ukrainian websites that could be lost forever. >> everything we find we sent to the internet archive to capture via the way back machine. >> reporter: the way back machine is a time machine for the web. >> it's why this organization was created was to provide a for

it is the courage of john lewis and amelia, one of the women we do not lift up those names nearly enough. i later met her. hosea williamsf course cross that bridge with john lewis. it is the faithth of people like that who really did not have any beliefs and they could win. we look back at the civil rights movement. i think too often speak about these victories for the passage of the civil rights movement. the voting rights law. fair housing as if these were inevitable victories. they were improbable quite improbable. >> not just improbable but one of things thatt you point out hs people understand it did not all happen in one fell swoop. when i think about the work trying to get the civil rights act of 1964 past and passed in 64. but when it passed did not have voting in it. did not have housing in it. and really doing with employment discrimination only applied to the private sector did not apply to the public sector. so when you look back on that and the civil rights act 65, and did not apply to it until 72. it's over an eight year. all this took place. like at all happen one fell swoop. i look att your book that inc

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privates caroline slater and ann hamilton, guardsmen william forsyth and john hunter, and a civilian,mer pub, 48 years ago. the coroner concluded that the device went off behind this war and was made of ten pounds of nitroglycerin, placed in a bag or a sack. —— behind this wall. and he said it was most probably put there by what he called "a young courting couple" who were never identified and never traced. police tried creating artist's impressions of the man and woman but they were never caught. some of the victims�* families had wanted the inquest to try to find out who the bombers were but that was ruled out. private ann hamilton's family refused to take part in the inquest, saying in a statement today, "this was our last chance to engage in a process to produce truth, justice and accountability, but we have been excluded from that process and our voice, on behalf of ann, was not heard." the guildford four were jailed for the attacks, but in 1989, their convictions were quashed. surrey police say they are now seeing if the inquest�*s findings are enough to start a new criminal inv

john lewis. and amelia boynton. oh, yeah, one of the women we don't we don't let's lift up those names nearly enough. but amelia boynton was on that same bridge. i later met her. hosea williams across of course crossed that bridge with john lewis. it is the faith of people like that who who really didn't have any reason to believe that they could win? your generation of it there was no we talked we looked back at the civil rights movement i think and too often. speak about these victories the passage of the civil rights movement the voting rights law fair housing as if these were inevitable victories, they were improbable quite improbable. not just in probable, but one of the things i think is important that you point that out is that don't understand. it didn't all happen in one fell swoop right when i think about the work. trying to get the civil rights act of 1964 past and it as the year said it passed in 1964, right but when it passed it didn't have voting in. it didn't have housing in it, right? and really the part dealing with employment discrimination only apply to the private sector to the private sector didn't even apply to the public sector. and so when you look ba

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>> john: we seem to have lost william there, apologies for that, william. which, a seismic shift in american politics, and the numbers that show democrats are losing one of their key voting blocks. >> john: mark short here to react to that. but first, martha maccallum for what's coming up on "the story." >> martha: i will talk to gene sperling about the inflation report, and how the white house is handling this, and outlook to the midterms. what's the impact of all of this when it comes around to november. that and more on "the story," john. >> john: see you in about 17 minutes or so. we'll be right back on "america reports" with mark short. stay with us. er the power of 3 the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adu

joining me now is john avlon, and cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor elliott williams. good evening to both of you, i took a pause when i was talking about her, because she is right-wing activist. that is the truth, that's fair to call it that. it's on to say that about a sitting supreme court justice's wife, but that's who she is. -- you, before a grand jury investigating the january 6th insurrection. they would have key insights into pence to overturn the election, right? >> it most certainly would. it's really interesting, don, just a week ago, remember the attorney general last wednesday was asked, why is the justice department moving faster? why are you getting left by the january 6th committee. the attorney general gave a platitude, nobody is above the law, will go after anybody. it was sort of unlocked unsatisfying, it is a platitude, who's just a basic truth. the simple fact is, at that moment, there was a grand jury probably talking to either mark short or greg jacobs, the chief of staff for counsel to the president of the united states. the justice department

john congress is giving its ultimate salute to hershel woody williams.t remaining medal of honor recipient from world war 2 who died at the age of 98. it's a tribute reserved for the nation's most distinguished citizens as young marine corporal fighting in the battle of the wood jima. williams went ahead of his unit and eliminated a series of japanese machine gun positions. he joined civil rights icon rosa parks. reverend billy graham. and for u.s. capitol police officers who in the nation's history have lain in honor of the capitol rotunda. >> a man bitten by a shark off the coast of monterey county last month has survived to tell the tale he was released from the hospital and so salinas yesterday. he is talking about the shock of that experience. >> it was about 150 yards from one. done near the beach. - >> 04:00am just this. most i don't even know exactly what happened. but it's is well, that was bit ferociously by a sharp right across. >> my thighs and and my abdomen and it grabbed me and pulled me up and then do me down in the water. >> steve bruemm

be moving faster than chief justice john roberts would prefer, but he and brett kavanaugh are at center in the majority in 95% of the decisions. tom? >> pete williams for us tonight, thank you. >>> when we come back, a broadcasting legend signs off. the music of his life next >>> finally tonight, he is a living catalog of jazz, inspiring voice of jazz radio who has signed off his famous show for the last time. ♪ >> good to be here at 88 years of age. >> for nearly six decades, when it came to jazz, philadelphia turned to that one unique voice wrti's bob perkins, known as bp, who kept them swinging, spinning everything from duke ellington to miles davis. over the years, meeting the likes of president jimmy carter, touching the lives of everyday listeners and renowned musicians. he described the complicated, beautiful and uniquely american art form this way. >> when you can take the guitar, saxophone and a piano and make them talk, you play a part of your life. you must have experienced something that made you come out with those notes, you know >> but now at age 88, bp is ready to sign off. >> thank you so much for sticking with me all these years.

william, thank you very much. johnn: president biden tweeting out a new picture from the white house moments ago. the president tweeting "took some calls this morning with man's best co-worker," he's there on the truman balcony along with commander, the german shepherd he got as a present last year. looks like the president seems to be doing pretty well, given his covid diagnosis and the fact that he has been resting while working, i guess, sandra, everybody else is concerned for his health and safety. >> sandra: looks like he's improving a lot, and 2:15 looks like now is going to be the virtual meeting. he will be holding with the c.e.o.s and labor leaders to discuss the importance, the white house says, of passing the chips act to bolster america's competitive edge. peter doocy will be in the room for fox. we will monitor that. >> commander got big quickly. >> big quickly. >> john: as dogs do. >> sandra: and taking up the entire sofa. >> john: as dogs do. >> sandra: have you ever taken a home d.n.a. testing kit? i im

john was the youngest of five children. he was smart, funny, and sarcastically witty. williamef, bound by trauma, foryears people have come together to mark what was lost that night. among those being remembered is alex sullivan, who was murdered in that theater on his 27th birthday. >> the memorial is for all of you. if you need to go somewhere to remember the 12 people and remember that day and all of that, then i am all for doing what i can to help you with that. >> alex was a big batman fan. >> his favorite character is nightwing, the first robin. >> before alex's death, sullivan was an air force pilot and postal worker. he collected comic books, raised his two kids with his wife terry, and was thinking about retirement. that night in the theater changed everything. >> firearms are getting into the hands of those who should not have them. william: in 2018 he entered state politics on a promise to try and move the needle on gun contl. in his first term, when the red-flag bill he sponsored was signed into law by governor jared polis, sullivan was there, as always wearing his