in banukok, much as possible. jonathan head in bangkok. thank _ much as possible. jonathan headngkok, thank you. _ here, the lead consultant on the neonatal unit where the child killer lucy letby worked has told the bbc that health service managers should be regulated in the same way as doctors and nurses. letby will spend the rest of her life in prison after she was sentenced yesterday for murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six more at the countess of chester hospital. dr stephen brearey said his concerns about the nurse were not immediately acted upon and his experience is not unusual. you go to senior colleagues with a problem and you come away confused and anxious because that problem is being turned in a way in which you start to realise that they're seeing you as a problem. doctors and nurses all have the regulatory bodies that doctors and nurses all have the regulatory bodies that we have to answer to, and quite often we'll see senior managers who have no apparent accountability for what they do in our trusts, and they move to other trusts, and you worry about

jonathan head. injohannesburg for a meeting of the brics nations — brazil, russia, india, china and south africa. these are pictures of china's leader xi jinping touching down ahead of proceedings starting later. the summit will shine a light on the member nations�* links with the kremlin. russian president vladimir putin was supposed to attend the summit in person but the international criminal court has issued a warrant for his arrest and south africa would have been under pressure to extradict him. so, putin will attend virtually instead. it is fascinating and a lot is at stake. let's hearfrom patrick gaspard, the president and ceo of the centerfor america in progress, and a former us ambassador to south africa. it is of course significant whenever brics comes together. as a formation, they represent 40% of the global population and a quarter of the world's gdp. as a bloc, brics now controls more of the global gdp than the g7 does and, of course, china is at the heart of that. this is really a co

our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports on how this remarkable political survivor hashe horrors of the killing fields. its capital, once emptied in the name of revolutionary purity, is today much like any other prosperous asian city. it's all happened under the strong—arm rule of this man, hun sen — prime minister for almost four decades, only now reluctantly handing the baton to his son. it's a shaky inheritance, though. with all this impressive growth, there's still eye—popping inequality and lots of corruption. but in a one—party state, there aren't many safe ways to criticise. she sings this woman does it through her songs. choosing domestic violence, poverty, and environmental distraction as her concerns — ones shared by many younger cambodians. the poor are really poor, and the rich are really rich. so i don't know exactly how the world, or how our future is. but, due to the problems right now, i don't think we have a good future. you're worried? yes, because i have a daughter, so i... for me, i care about my daughter. i don't want to risk my daughter's life. one

our south east asia correspondent — jonathan head — is there.deal but how much more do we know? this all happening as thailand's politics are realigning — we've got the radical young move forward party, which won the most seats — they're trying to create a coalition and appoint a new prime minister? this is the third attempt since the election in may to form a government. the prime minister has to be approved by parliament, not just the elected 500 seat lower parliament, but the 250 unelected senators who are all appointed under military rule, they are very conservative, have already blocked a reformist coalition involving the party that actually came first in the election, so this is the third attempt, and thaksin shinawatra's party, the second—largest party, is hoping they will get enough votes for their candidate for prime minister, property tycoon, and that by forming a government, that will also improve. i think they hope his chances of treatment, no doubt he timed his return after 15 years with the hope that the climate was a lot more cong

jonathan head with what is happening in cambodia.ed over $1 billion at the global box office. it means greta gerwig has become the first woman to reach the milestone as a solo director. 0ur reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. iam i am told he is not. we arejoined now by sandro monetti, editor—in—chief of the hollywood international filmmaker magazine. are you surprised to hear they have reached this milestone? because the marketing campaign was one of the best i've seen for any product in history. yes, a plastic dial, created backin yes, a plastic dial, created back in 1959, has saved the cinema industry. because when you think about it the familiar death now was ringing yet again or movie theatres. it is because the summer 2023 box office started off with a lot office started off with a lot of disappointing films, which had performed below expectations, and then came barbie, and blew everything away. it is a barbie well now, we just live in it. away. it is a barbie well now, wejust live in it. i away. it is a barbi

hun manet has been appointed prime minister by cambodia's king. 0ur southeast asia correspondent jonathan headt son, hun manet, who is 45—years—old, is now the new prime minister, although he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed in the next couple of weeks, but that's a mere formality, as well, because the ruling party, which is very much hun sen's own vehicle, completely dominates parliament after an election in which the main opposition was actually banned from contesting it. so the new prime minister is a much younger face, a different generation. little known, really. he's been very prominent in the cambodian army. he's western—educated, unlike his father, who came up through the crucible of the khmer rouge revolution, a very sort of different background, but not tested in politics. he's only really been active in politics in the last year 01’ so. so nobody knows quite what kind of prime minister he's going to be. i think the hope is for hun sen that this is a gradual transition, that it doesn't create any dramatic changes and that his son gets a chance to bed d

stability was established, but democracy was stifled under his rule. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan headsen's eldest son, hun manet, who is a5—years—old, is now the new prime minister, although he has to go before parliament to have his new government confirmed in the next couple of weeks, but that's a mere formality, as well, because the ruling party, which is very much hun sen's own vehicle, completely dominates parliament after an election in which the main opposition was actually banned from contesting it. so the new prime minister is a much younger face, a different generation. little known, really. he's been very prominent in the cambodian army. he's western—educated, unlike his father, who came up through the crucible of the khmer rouge revolution, a very sort of different background, but not tested in politics. he's only really been active in politics in the last year or so. so nobody knows quite what kind of prime minister he's going to be. i think the hope is for hun sen that this is a gradual transition, that it doesn't create any dramatic changes and that his son gets a chanc

straight to bangkok. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan head is there.picture because you have got millions of thais who voted for what they saw as big structural changes in the country by voting for the move forward party, which is now not in power, and we have got this new prime minister today, i wonder across the country is there a strong sense of disillusionment about democracy? i sense of disillusionment about democracy?— sense of disillusionment about democra ? ~ . , democracy? i think that has been there for a _ democracy? i think that has been there for a while, _ democracy? i think that has been there for a while, lucy, _ democracy? i think that has been there for a while, lucy, i - democracy? i think that has been there for a while, lucy, i think. there for a while, lucy, i think they understood that this country is operating at the moment inside a straitjacket of a constitution that was written by a militaryjunta after a military coup with the explicit goal of preventing any party which was too much of a threat to the status quo from taking po

was established — but democracy was stifled — under his rule. 0ur south east asia correspondent jonathan headformality as well because the ruling party, which is very much hun sen's own vehicle, completely dominates parliament after an election in which the main opposition was actually banned from contesting it. so the new prime minister is a much younger face, a different generation, little—known — has been very prominent in the cambodian army and western educated, unlike his father, who came up through the crucible of a revolution, a very different background, but not tested in politics. has really only been active in politics in the last year so nobody knows what kind of prime minister he is going to be but i think the hope is that this a gradual transition and does not create any dramatic changes and that hun sen's son gets a chance to bed down. it is a difficult thing to do, hun sen has so dominated the country in these last 38 years, come to almost personalise politics, sits at the centre of a web of complex alliances with other powerfulfigures, all of whom are ambitious, and has very s

jonathan: head in the sand? lisa: operation bank of japan? ication from the boj lately is slightly odd. lisa: yesterday, he actually got angry. jonathan: but we had disappointments. i remember chairman powell, president lagarde, you make mistakes. welcome to the program. s&p 500 negative zero point 3%. joining us in about 18 minutes, dana peterson. lots of economic data later. job openings in the ism manufacturing read, all of that later this morning. lisa: i am curious to see ism manufacturing, especially given what andrew was saying, that he thinks we could see a stabilization and date re-acceleration in manufacturing. manufacturing not dragging services but the other way around, coming up to join the services as people start to double down, particularly with housing sectors and other areas that have revived. jonathan: next, we will catch up with elaine becker of td on the airline industry and airport lounges and what is happening at jfk jan. we got in touch with her about 10 minutes. lisa: all i can say is i like the lounges. jonathan: i en

you're just hoffman's corner was headed in by jonathan tom. they've a cruise in tune up against a team who did battery spine munich, and the german supercop to the delights of coach chevy alongside patrick here, right from the supercop down the o mode, cut the deficit just before half time. and now the kona, another free header like sites guilty of some poor defending. there was nothing poor about labor keys instead go by, stop by a story on via these chip, restoring the to go cushion with frame palm fairly delighted with his assist. where the v it's meant to, to know it is up for debates. the end result is always the same. like 6 larisa pen to ensure to know the finality when he made it 3 to with 20 minutes to go. the labor cruise in how 5 mazda, that's an impressive openings, a victory showing why something cologne, se side to be types of content is in last seasons runners of dorman lifted late to get past a spirited cologne side. don't yell mullin was the hero for the home side after corner the volley. this one in to get to admin splendidly

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i know it's hard to get inside another person's head, jonathan, but rachel asked this question earlier, it so clearly -- what could be a motivation -- how about this, what is your most charitable explanation for the motivation of merrick garland? [laughter] >> that's e a tough question, will, because it's truly inexplicable, you know? i supported the appointment of merrick garland. i thought that it was an inspired choice. he had a great reputation as a judge as someone that got people together, that unified people. and i wrote a column not long ago saying it's really painful for me to say that he's an utter failure as an attorney general. i mean, his personality just did not lend itself to this job. he lacks that strength in leadership that you need. this was that moment. he needed to step up and do the right thing, and what that meant is to appoint someone completely outside of the investigation, outside of the department of justice and also to expand the mandate to say, look, there are allegations of influence peddling involving the president, some are related to these tax charges,

jonathan is the head of that, jonathan greenblatt, who is a co-convenor.it was an inclusive move to deal with the issues of rights and freedom and equality at that time. we are at a time now where women have lost their right to choose. affirmative action is gone. lgbtq rights, there was a supreme court decision that hurt them. so we're saying that all of us, we may not agree on certain subjects, but all of us agree we must have these rights restored. so 60 years later, we're saying that just like they gathered 60 years ago to confront those that would impede their having an equal right and freedoms in this country, we're dealing with the issues that are relevant and prevalent now. and we're going to do it the same way they did in the '60s, and that's a large gathering and peaceful march. and the other thing that i would say, nicolle, is we want to show that we can come to washington en masse and act with dignity. yes, we're angry. yes, we're concerned. but you should contrast tomorrow night with the video of what happened january 6th for those that want to

head fake. that is what we're going to hear from person after person. jonathan: what is the biggest risk? backing away too soon or staying on too long? tom: for the central bankers of the world, the threat is backing way too soon. the right word is it haunts them. tom: -- jonathan: the 1970's haunts them? tom: even the 2000's. they are really concerned about making the faux pas. you're going to make a faux pas and it is -- that is when you listen to citigroup and say at some point it is going to turn. lisa: i have to disagree. the tide has shifted and the fed feels they are more worried about disrupting you labor market and the possibility of a soft landing that the holy grail out there that we are going to achieve this time and go down in history as the ones who do this. they are more concerned about that then the hunting of the 70's. tom: i did a fancy math study this morning on core inflation to get back to 2.0%, spring of 2026. that is how far away their babel is. jonathan: your equity market on this appeal looks like this. equity markets are positive by .55% the yield change around 4

donna, you're watching, you got the popcorn out. >> and don't forget the wine. >> jonathan: as somebody who once headed, not the republican national committee but the democratic national committee, what do you make of how this is playing out? >> i would only hope that the chair of the republican party tomorrow will set firm guidelines not just on what will happen on wednesday but going forward. there should be some policy that says if you fail to show up for the first two debates, you know what, we're going to make sure that you're not able to show up at the last four when perhaps donald trump face some new allegations and have to defend his record. this will be an opportunity for all of the second-tier candidates to have a breakthrough and the first-tier candidates, ron desantis and those who are polling in double digits to show that they have some expert knowledge on foreign policy and domestic policy. on one hand, as a former chair, i would be reluctant to allow donald trump to pick and choose which debate he would show up in the future. but also i would say to the candidates go out and give it your

jonathan: can be. tom: this is a huge deal. the headers in boston really alluded to this, and that there is this huge divide still involved in what -- and what the teamsters did was get everybody on board. his revolution was to agree with the rank-and-file. jonathan: the year is 2030 six and it will be the same question. lisa: you are going to get that in europe. when you were part of the teamsters, or were they called? jonathan: i was not part of the teamsters. i was not a union guy. tom: our stereotype is the united kingdom is more union than america. is that wrong? jonathan: i think the direction from -- has declined a lot. we have hardly anyone in the union compared to 20, 30 years ago. would you be a union guy if we had wages like the 70's? with that be a decent position to take on the economy? lisa: would you be a union guy if ups had led to that direct pass-through? this is a difficult moment and you are seeing it in europe more than the u.s.. >> the real test of a union guy is whether you actually allow labor to strike. lisa: an

jonathan: that sounded like a chef making a meal. you take two and a half, you throw in 75. lisa: the way he talks is just obvious, come on, this is where we are headedjonathan: like the bond market right now, let's call it for 30. i will slice and dice 30 year yield for you. a high we have not seen since 2011. nice. james, great to catch up with you. what is it all about? what is behind this bond market move? james: it is a good question. it has a strange few trading days. we have stronger u.s. data in the market. then we have seemingly got random cells of nowhere with no one behind them. it is all of a bits of false accuracy lay there. and they are. if you look at the 11% market. that looks like a pretty nice if not soft landing. you have this massive immersion in the bond yield curve. one of those is wrong, it looks like they are converging from both directions, which is probably reasonable. . lisa: we are seeing risk assets hold in they despite some of the holes you're seeing in benchmark bond yields. james: that is a loaded question, lisa. i find it difficult to explain or justify that the rally in the equity market a fundamental wei ght adjuste

jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us. starting next hour, ohio voters will heads in a closely watched special election today. ohioans are set to decide whether or not it should be harder to change the state's constitution. the measure, which is known as issue one, would raise the threshold for amending the constitution from a simple majority to 60% of voters. and the outcome of today's election could have a major impact on abortion rights in november. republicans are arguing that the measure is intended to limit the influence of special interests, but opponents who are skeptical of the timing say it is instead aimed at making it harder to enshrine abortion rights in that state's constitution. joining us now politics reporter for the news outlet the 19th, grace panetta. grace, i know you have been following this closely for quite some time. today's the day. ohio voters will decide whether or not to raise the threshold for amending the state constitution. tell us more as to why this is being now viewed as a proxy fight over abortion? >> yes, absolutely, john. first

received exclusive access to a squad of elite snipers, correspondent jonathan bill talked with the ghosts of bahmut, we are heading to a classified base, this place will be called the edge of the abyss of life behind the wheel, they are afraid of the call sign ghost, we are ghosts, and ghosts cause great harm to the russians , the sniper from his group is known as the ghosts of bahmut, because they bring silent death, their base is already within the range of the russian artillery group it was close arrival but the group approaches the enemy positions even closer from the artillery you can hide and you know their work is more accurate than ordinary shelling you know from several russians your team killed it this is confirmed number 523 524 already units here uh of them 76 are personally my last six months ghosts work on the outskirts of bakhmut often look for important targets among russians each of them is recorded through such a scope kuzya will be the shooter on today's task before the war he worked for zavodi says that when he was a civilian, he did not like weapons at all. the enemy is very simple. at this ti

jonathan: the message from the head of u.s. equity stress should -- strategy.% on the s&p 500. there was a lift on the nasdaq as well, yields a bit higher on a 10 year by six or seven basis points. crude lower, interesting given what is happening in ukraine and russia. brent is at $85.60. i think we can call this a new phase in the conflict between ukraine and russia. the scene over the weekend, drones crippling the russian naval vessel. this is a key passage for commodities coming out of russia. tom: i strongly agree with the idea that it is new phase. it is not in the zeitgeist. wait until thursday or friday. you may get a lot of smart reporting on that. the question is, does it full to commodities and oil? we saw we move. i went to eric martin and i said , if i want to follow wheat in the mediterranean, what do i follow? he said chicago, which surprised me. the answer is, you have to watch the commodity prices to see what they do. in oil, we were comfortable some 80 and now we are 85 or 86. is anyone modeling up a jump to 90 or 91? jonathan: triple digits? t

jonathan blake reporting there. we leave the uk... and headnald trump's appearance in court later. he's been charged with plotting to overturn his defeat in the presidential election of 2020. this is just the latest court case that mr trump is facing, as our washington correspondent, nomia iqbal, explains. third time round and it's another indictment and another court appearance for the former president, donald trump. this time he's heading to the scene of the alleged crime, washington, dc. but this criminal indictment is staggering. a former president stands accused of trying to overturn democracy, trying to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. the investigation is focused in detail on what donald trump did from the moment he refused to concede the election in november 2020 to the capitol riots that unfolded two months later here in dc. we saw his supporters storm congress as lawmakers certified democratic presidentjoe biden's victory. donald trump denies any wrongdoing. he calls this indictment "ridiculous" and has repeate

that was also going through my head at the time. jonathane weekend, fantastic to catch up with you. max from red old racing, one of the best, absolutely dominant. tom: what were you doing at 25? jonathan: not that. tom: i urge all of you, particularly in america, go to wikipedia. it is lengthy and see how this kid, his father was the real deal, his mother was involved in the sport, he straddled the never -- the netherlands and belgium in the divorce and he worked at it from day 1, 7 or eight years old. you walk right through. some of the adversity along the way. jonathan: may have been around a child -- each other for years, fantastic pictures of him with his father and with michael schumacher as well. one of if not the best driver to overdo it. tom: and his father is there in the pit. he is greeting his father as he greets his teammates. i love that third place, every race is something new. jonathan: some people get bored of dominance. i don't. i admire it. i want to understand what is behind it. we saw it with mercedes, we start with schum

the response from local officials, and questions mount for the head of emergency management, who resigned amidst the criticism. cbs's jonathaner: before the flames obliterated everything in lahaina, residents like shannon say there was time to activate maui's emergency sirens. do you think, had those sirens gone off, it could have saved lives? >> absolutely. i don't think. i know. we all are prepared for that. we know that sound. >> reporter: now, there is anger to this. do you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i -- i do not. >> i'm flabbergasted by that. >> reporter: last thursday night, maui emergency management agency administrator herman andaya resigned, citing health reasons. as the fire raged, andaya was at a conference in oahu. it is unclear what role he played during the most critical hours, when winds reached hurricane strength, and the fire was spreading, becoming the nation's deadliest wildfire in more than a century. on maui alone, 80 sirens are in place, designed to warn residents of impending disasters like tsunamis, hurricanes, and wildfires. over this past week, we heard shifting explanations from andaya and

that is turning on its head of what i would have thought a year ago. jonathan: hopes and dreams.: the hopes and dreams are the august 31 pce number. maybe that will be in the speech. jonathan: dancing around what they will and won't do by september when you've got more information still to come. tom: muhammad al aira, the interns left, but he is coming on later this week. what is not in there is data dependency. that is the excuse chairman powell has. jonathan: we are data-dependent. tom: we are also in turn-dependent, and look where that got us. what i really want to do is once and for all dive into what this thing, nvidia is. mandeep singh, we really haven't done this exercise. nvidia rtx ant -- deliver the performance to help professional creators, developers and students worldwide have creative workflows and build, operate and connect metaverse applications. butch cassidy and the sundance kid. who are these guys? >> they have a history of almost 25 years in the graphics domain where they made the chips that enabled all the games and gradually, they branch out into first crypt

they'll be either high or low people will say it is not matter because will be a different or a head fake. jonathanomas ago tell me why not to hike, thomas later tell me why i should -- 12 months later it is tell me why i should. tom: we're going to get to this. expert on disney, i'm going to go back a few years to the summer of 2003 or you are a young analysts and you are forced to watch finding nemo, parts of the caribbean, and proceeded friday back to back. disney was riding high, a double-digit layout. it has been the mother of all disappointments what does iger do today and the next three months to right the ship? michael: he has a long checklist of things he has to fix. your content pipeline is broken. it'll but not be -- he has to work on trying to figure out why they misfire so much. maybe changing leadership there. he has to work on getting espn to new partners. maybe finding a partner to invest in espn and potentially getting out of -- he needs to figure out what to do with the cable network. maybe sell those as well. he has to work with comcast to buy in the hulu steak has come to him ne

today, the san mateo county sheriff's office says 26 year-old jonathan mackey tried to shoplift and then hit a security guard in the face and head with a baton as he was confronted. the guard then he's been charged with 4 mack, felonies all related to the alleged assault. he remains behind bars on $150,000 bail. the guards use of force is also under review by the district attorney's office. another federal student loan forgiveness program is in legal trouble. appeals court in texas just blocked a biden administration rule to help out students who claim they were misled and defrauded by for-profit schools. the biden administration already approved roughly 13 billion dollars in debt forgiveness for defrauded students and about half have had their debts cleared in the lawsuit. colleges argue the rule change would cause financial and reputational harm for for-profit schools and is, quote, enormous executive overreach. while the new standards are on hold, eligible students can still apply for forgiveness under the previous programs rules. union pacific railroad is fully replacing a section of railroad tracks in leandro built in the 1

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san jose, the san mateo county sheriff's office says the jonathan mackey tried to shoplift and then struck a security guard in the face and headwounded mackey. former house speaker nancy pelosi has agreed to let defense lawyers representing the man charged with assaulting her husband, inspect their home before trial. and if a deal is not struck between san jose and thousands of its employees this week, its services will be in jeopardy, including the care of hundreds of animals. mayor matt mahan floated the possibility of shutting down the san jose animal care center to cover much of the cost of the upcoming three-day strike. >> it's 6.15, and guess what is this weekend and is so much fun. if you love music outside lands, music festival kicks off today at golden gate the crowds will be flocking about 75,000. spectators are expected to attend each and every day. and kron four's will tran. >> is first among them out their golden gate park. looking at all the prep work underway. well. >> you can see the lights right behind me, james. nobody told the math was involved, but i can do this math. 75,000 people every day, 3 day festival

added almost 20 -- he is head of economic research at barclays jonathan, you're going out on a limb here, giving adp this much credit. >> yeah. i think historically we've always looked at the adp report that comes out before the payroll report and we look at the number and see how it squares up and then we throw it away, but the revisions that they've made for their approach are pretty meaningful. effectively what they've made and the report is an alternative measure of employment and in fact, when you dig in to the details of the adp information, their survey is actually comparable in terms of the size to the bls establishment survey. they actually have a lot of features in the survey that are very good in terms of measurements they probably do a better job among other things of taking care of first and establishment which is a big reason why we get the type of benchmark revisions that steve was talking about a moment ago in addition to that, there are no missing respondents and it has the coverage of smaller firms and so forth so there are a lot of things to like about that measure and

the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 26 year-old jonathan mackey hit the security guard in the head and face with the guards on baton after he was confronted. the guard then shot mackey, injuring him. >> maggie was booked into jail on robbery and assault charges and he's set to appear in court at one 30 this afternoon. in the east bay. the search is on right now for oakland's next police chief and the police commission is asking residents what they'd like to see. >> in that next chief, 60 colors who joined last night's forum were asked several core questions. what should the next chief priority what characteristic background or experience should they have and what track record would suggest they can respond. oakland's challenges. well, here are some of the answers that people came up with. callers said they want the next chief to be highly ethical, not cover up for coworkers. they also want them to hold the police union in check. they also one of the chief to focus on reducing crime, increasing transparency and encouraging more community policing and then lastly, they want the chief

that is where we are heading into this earnings season. jonathanr to date outperforming target. underperformance from target. there is a word i don't like around the retail names. it is shrink. one of they call it what it is? theft. how much will would be talking about that next week? joe: we will hear a lot about shrink. target has laid it out and said they are expecting about $500 million. walmart has a big number as well. they have not quantified it yet. and home depot and best buy and the list, it has been a big problem for anybody. theft has kicked in high. the shrink, there is always been damages or returns you cannot sell. things that walk out of the store with an employee. but this organized crime and retail is a big problem for the big-box retailers. dana recently was in beverly hills and witnessed it firsthand , someone just grabbing out of a high end store right in front of her. it is frustrating to see and it is scary for the average consumer to see that happening. jonathan: -- lisa: it is something we have seen with respect to drugstor

jonathan vigliotti talked to the fire chief about why residents say they had little to no heads-up from officials before the blaze engulfed the city. >> reporter: before the flames, there were warning signs as 80 mile-per-hour winds whiplashed power lines. >> heads-up, the lightning is live on the ground. >> reporter: for several hours, hawaii officials did not shut down the power or stage fire crews out of caution. soon the fire sparked, then exploded. the flames spreading a mile a minute all while warning sirens sat silent. investigators are trying to determine if power lines caused the fire. >> let's go! >> reporter: amid the ashes, there is anger. could a few extra minutes have given residents a chance to flee before the fire engulfed lahaina? >> we've spoken with so many survivors who say there were no evacuations issued, no text alerts, the sirens didn't go off, and even fire hydrants didn't have water. >> reporter: how did so much go so wrong? >> i can't speak to a lot of those parts. they're not parts of our department. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: today fema confirmed there was

jonathan turley, professor of law, g.w. university. fox news contributor. it's stunning to me that michael steele was actually heade rnc at one point with his commentary pretty dim whited if you ask me. fani willis, obviously, jonathan, did not need to do what was done yesterday to president trump. but that was an important marker for the left and it was like kind of a preliminary part of the scalp on the wall. do you see this legally in any way necessary or a mistake on their part? >> well, of course. this was a moment that was not required in new york. i'm not familiar with the procedures in the fulton county jail. but it seems to me rather i cagratuitous to get a mugshot fm someone who is probably the most recognizable figure in the united states. but the level of joy that people got from this moment as have you noted in your monologue is really pretty depressing. we have gotten to this point in the country we are so divided. people look at that picture and they will feel passionately but in very different ways. some people will be extremely angry. some people are going to be delighted. but we now have to deal

. >> mateo county sheriff's department says 26 year-old jonathan mackey tried to shoplift and hit a security guard in the face and and the head with a baton that that he had confronted him with the guard, then shot mackey, injuring him. mackey has been charged with 4 felonies all related to the alleged assault. he remains behind bars on $150,000 bail. the guards use of force is also under review by the district attorney's office. our 4 zone forecast as we step outside. give you a look at a guy spraying graffiti. so let's keep this thing going. yeah, we have another story just before that slot. a county deputies. they're looking for the person who >> used red spray paint to tag a fairfield saloon with swastikas and racial slurs happened tuesday morning at thompson's corner saloon on cordelia road is really. >> near the interstates 86, 80 where they meet there. this is being investigated as a hate crime. if you have any information they're being you're asked to call solano county sheriffs. all right. >> now, let's check in i say, you know, that fog is kind of a neat thing to watch is it's coming on shore. you see out there righ

jonathan: joining us now on the equity market, amy wu silverman, the head of derivatives strategy atrkets. allow me to share your note with our audience. there is a reluctance to be the strategist who cried "low vo l." explain what you mean by that. amy: look, we have been telling folks for a while now that when you look at the cost of hedging over a decade, we are really at historical lows. in a s&p or q put struck 5% out of the money, these are trading at historical lows. low vol often begets low vol. you don't want to be the strategist who cried low vol, but it is just really important to highlight how inexpensive these hedging costs have gotten in the face of kind of this huge sentiment shift into something more positive. jonathan: when you say that low volatility can beget low vol, we are seeing that developed currently. is that what you are seeing? >> we are. to some degree, it is a little concerning, because there are these time frames when the low vol begets low vol begets low vol, until it doesn't. i know you guys were talking in the context of the last debt ceiling, or 2018

head of u.s. army special operations command, lieutenant general jonathan braga, at a u.s. drone base in niger.ers trained by the u.s. military have now taken part in 11 coups in west africa since 2008. we are going to start there. if you can explain what has taken place in the last week and particularly, the u.s. connection to the coup leaders. nick: thank you so much for having me on. as you said, the united states has trained a number of coup leaders in west africa over the last years. they have had a tremendous amount of security assistance. they have poured tremendous amount of security assistance dollars into the region, they have built a plethora of small u.s. outposts. you mentioned one of them. they built up military in the region at the expense of building up civilian institutions and civil society. this u.s. security assistance and counterterrorism paradigm really have not been successful over this time. back in 2002, 2003, when security systems in niger first began, the state department had just had nine terrorist attacks in sub-saharan africa. last year, in just niger, and its neig

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so let's talk about it with rachel nichols, host of "head liners" on showtime and cnn medical analyst dr. jonathan with you on this very significant revelation here. what does this diagnosis of a congenital heart defect mean? >> well, it's a pretty broad category. in bronny's age group, 18 years old, the overwhelmingly most likely diagnosis is a congenital thickening of the heart muscle with also an abnormal architecture of the heart muscle that predisposes the heart to a potentially devastating heart rhythm, which apparently bronny had last month when he collapsed during a game. other possibilities include anomalies of the coronary arteries. years ago a famous ball players named pistol pete maravich died a few years after retiring from the nba. turns out he had a single coronary artery, an unusual abnormality and these kinds of things can be found in young athletes who have these kind of arrests. we don't know which particular disorder he has, but it's encouraging that the family believes that there's a treatment that not only will help him return to basketball but which will prevent a subsequent

the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 26 year-old jonathan mackey hit the security guard in the face and head area with the guard's own baton after he was confronted. >> the guard then shot mackey, injuring him. mackey was booked into jail on robbery and assault charges. he set to appear in court at about one 30 this afternoon. in the east bay. the city the search is on for oakland's next police chief and the police commission is asking residents to weigh in on what they'd like to see in a chief. fact, 60 colors joined last night's forum and they were asked several core questions among them. what should be the next chief priority? what characteristics or background or experience should they have? and then what track record would suggest to you that they can respond to oakland's challenges. among the answers. and we put some on your screen. callers say they want the next chief to be highly ethical, not cover up for coworkers and hold the police union in check. they also want the chief to focus on reducing crime, increasing transparency and encouraging more community policing. then lastly, they

the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 26 year-old jonathan mackey hit the security guard in the face and head with the guards on baton after he was confronted that guard then shot mackey, injuring him. mack has been booked into jail on robbery and assault charges and he's set to appear in court at one 30 this afternoon. in the east bay. the search is on right now for oakland's next police chief. the police commission asking residents what they'd like to see in their next chief and 60 colors joined last night's forum and they were asked several core questions. firstly, what should be the next chiefs priority? what characteristics of background or experience should they have and what track record would suggest that could respond to oakland's challenges? well, here's some of the answers that people came up with. caller said they want the next chief to be highly ethical, not cover up for workers and hold police unions in check. they also want the chief to focus on reducing crime and increasing transparency and encouraging more community policing. lastly, they want the chief to end that 20 year fe

try to pair those two ideas, it is heads i win and tails i went too. jonathanhina, delivering its strongest pushback in the currency market against a weaker currency as a looks to restore confidence for the markets following disappointing economic data. the pboc said it is limiting daily moves by 2% on either side of that figure. 720, a strong fix relative to where was traded. lisa: the strongest fix going back to data that was a concern collecting in 2018. here is the issue, it is not working. is china ready to make the moves necessary to stave off declines? mohamed el-erian out on twitter talking about how they have not come through with supporting any of the main economic issues, including insufficient domestic growth drivers and long-standing pockets of excessive debt, the housing market, which we have seen a lot of pain in. jonathan: mohammed coming up later. on the housing market, we had to squeeze this in, the average mortgage rate hitting levels not seen in more than 20 years, according to data from morgan stanley freddie mac, rates surging since fallin

san mateo county sheriff's department says jonathan mackey tried to shoplift, then hit a security guard in the face and headuard shot mackey. a mac is now recovered from that gunshot wound. he remains behind bars on $150,000 bail. the guards use of force is also under review by the district attorney's office. former house speaker nancy pelosi has agreed to let defense lawyers representing the man charged with assaulting her husband, inspect their home before the trial. david de pap is accused of breaking into pelosi's holmen brutally attacking her husband. paul last year. the paps defense team and prosecutors are now set to do walk-through of pelosi's home in the city's pacific heights neighborhood. earlier this month, the public defender argued that this will help lawyers study the interior to better understand how things played out that night. new at 10, armed robbery of a high school student conquered ends up with police, arresting several teenagers and finding several handguns, according to police staff of mount diablo high school, reported that a student was robbed at gunpoint it earlier in the day on

jonathan turley, professor of law at gw university. univ, foxs contributor. it's stunning to me that steelef thl steele wass actually head of the rnc at one point with his commentartar pretty dimwitted, if you ask me. but fani willis obviously jonathan did not need to don what was done yesterday to president trump, but that was an importantt markr the mar the left and it was kind of a preliminary part of the scalp on the wall for her. doe you see this as having been legally in any way necessary or a mistake on their part. >>se well, of course, this was n ignoble moment that was not in new york. i'm not familiar with the procedures and the fulylt d accounting jail, but it seem to me rather gratuitous to get higratm a mug shot from someonet who is probably the most recognizable figure in thepeople united states. >> but the level o f that people got from this moment, as you noted in your monologue is really, really pretty depressing. we've gotten to this point in the country where so divided ,look at that picture and they will feel passionately but in very different ways. some people will be extremely angry. some people are

the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 26 year-old jonathan mackey hit that security guard in the face and in the head with the guard's own baton after he was confronted the guard then shot mackey, injuring him. was booked into jail on robbery and assault charges. he's set to appear court at one 30 this afternoon. in the east bay. the search is on right now for oakland's next police chief. the police commission is asking residents what they'd like to see in the next chief. 60 callers who joined last night's forum were asked 4 core questions. what should be the next chief priority? what characteristics, background or experience should they have and what track record would suggest they can respond to oakland's challenges. well, here are some of the answers of people came up with firstly, people said that they want the person to be highly ethical and not cover up for coworkers that they end a 20 year negotiated settlement agreement to return legal oversight to local control instead of the federal monitors. they want the next chief to focus on crime and report often to the community about it and they woul