julie john says the supreme court is not the correct avenue for that. what do you make of that? that's an interesting case. the take, it does highlight the fact that this, this, this case does raise issues that go way beyond recommender system that go way beyond just google and that really interrogate, can we hold companies liable for recommending terrorist content? extremely fascinating question in bright. now from our position, it would be difficult. first of all, it would require a very streets agreement on what terrorism means, because today we're talking about isis and in the likes. but we also know that they are very, there is an understanding of what terry's organizations are and this is very visible. and another issue related to content moderation. because platforms do have list of organizations that are forbidden and that are considered via that or terrorist. that's one thing. the other thing is, if we were to change in the manner that is asked from the supreme court, if you were to change the current regime, it would basically ask those platforms to not only review the

out something of a calendar, he says he's going to be making his decision before the fourth of july. john that all marked on his calendar. >> that's right. mark every day i have marked in the calendar as these candidates decide. thanks so much, kate. with us now spectrum news political anchor errol louis and julian zelizer. i want to start with president biden's campaign video. it is like a set piece in soccer, you can see the planning that went into it and judge the intentionality. so in this video when literally the first frame of the video after you press play -- and we can show this hopefully -- is scenes from january 6, the very beginning of the video, scenes from january 6, errol, when you see this, what does that tell you? >> it tells you that he's setting himself up a set piece for either a rerun of 2020 or a strong reminder to people that what he is trying to counter, what he's offering is not just competent technical management of the economy and of the government, but a way to counter this dangerous movement. it was really president biden who sort of brought to the fore front a

john quinones. >> it's early july and amid the dry, sweltering texas summer...just outside el paso. today, this home is getting a delivery of water, a scarce resource here in the town of cochran. >> even though it's just two cleaning dishes, shower, restroom, something you need constantly. >> she and her family have lived in this neighborhood for more than 20 years. the cochairs. relying on trucks like this one to deliver water to their home every two weeks. >> the price has gone up. before i was 70, then 75, right now it's up to 85. >> it's a costly and tedious process for the family, who moved here to the u.s. from mexico decades ago. making matters worse is knowing that a few blocks away, all the other homes have access to unlimited utility water. >> [speaking non-english language] >> the garcia's are just one of nearly two dozen families in this small texas neighborhood that do not have access to safe, drinkable running water. >> other people who live in the city do a few dishes and then they let the water go down, and over here, no, we have to wait until it

john: excellent. so we're in our final stretch here. but, julierning to you, what are your final thoughts here on the agenda that lies ahead and reflecting on the conversation here? julie: i think we should come out of this room with a lot of optimism. right? because we're hear being all these reforms and preparing for the -- hearing about all these reforms and preparing for the european integration which will certainly address many of the issues we've been talking about for years that might have kept people from putting long-term capital into ukraine. so i think that, you said at the very beginning, secretary, that we have to win this war. we have to get the resolve. i think that there is desire to put private capital. we need the enabling capital now. but i know even with our own conversations internally in the city that -- in citi, that -- and we do have, you know, we do have lines to clients, we have the ability to keep the business going to a certain extent and thankfully because of the different development organizations that can provide som

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john darwin. the research project was called ethics and empire, which launched in july 17. great success and this project is designed to look at empire from the ancient period to the modern and to consider how did ancient chinese people or how did medieval muslims view the empire of their day, morally speaking? so we launched that. i published a an account online of the project shortly after the times article was published in late november 17, and according to twitter correspondence, i was able to to read a priyamvada gopal from cambridge tweeted to her followers in oxford, and i quote you omg! oh my god, this is serious as hiit we must in block capitals. shut this down. so she led the campaign that then produced three online denunciation in the space of a week. my historian collaborator abandoned the project she inaugurated the campaign to have my project canceled. so that was a different constellation, but it was the original one. the ironic result, peter. eric, was that out of that? in fact, i got the the original contract with bloomsbury to publish my book of colonialis

. >> all, right julie tsirkin, for us thank, you julie, w appreciate it let's talk now with monthly johnrrespondent for vanity fair. joining us now amongst so many other things it's great to talk to you. you just heard julia, and some of her reporting on capito hill about how folks are reacting in the last 24 hour or so from this latest out o the supreme court. we are kicking it back to th fifth, circuit which is pretty conservative circuit, t say the least. so you've got that, we've go that ruling and then als hearing about how this could play out on an election, field what is your gut reaction righ now? >> so this is an interesting week, the supreme court foun themselves in a very interesting situation. remember, this case was not great. case there were a number o problems with. one, this judge is a ver trumpy judge this matthew - he appointed him and he is i texas, he had the case, it was very flimsy. and more than that, the larger point of the case was, if yo overturn fda approval for drug he didn't like that has been approved for 23 years, so is pretty sketchy. and pretty, i mean, i

there was an agreement in july of 2013 between the redevelopment agency and the developer. purst. john's to that agreement, there are 3 strings of payment. anual of 500 thousand dollars that gets split between the yerba buena and to go to soma programs. the one time payment of 1.8 million dollars, which is now 1.7. and there is the third stream of payments anuity paid upon the sale of each condo. unlikely to see those for awhile. there is a contemplation in the agreement that contemplates a public process and community engage am to spend all three streams of funds. that's what is provided in the agreement of the that is what this legislation does. implement the community process in order to spend all 3 streams of funds. i think it is important for the city to honor the obligations under the agreement and follow the expenditure of funds pursuant to the green light to make sure we follow the process and that the funds are being spent for the purpose that they are set forth in the agreement. it is important message to the development community and we are going to require the community benef

our colleague john allen saying the president is set to tap julie chavez rodriguez as his campaign managerrrently the head of the office of enter governmental affairs, served as deputy campaign manager for president biden in 2020, also a political director for kamala harris' 2020 campaign. she's quite familiar to the biden team and has campaign experience whoever had that title of campaign manager is going to be working very closely with the officials still here behind me in the white house a lot of decisions in these last few stages before the announcement andthose to come are also going to be coming from people like jen o'malley dillon, who was biden's 2020 campaign manager as well as anita dunn, making arrangements for the announcement tomorrow. >> let's bring in nbc's steve kornacki to break down the numbers. also standing by former democratic senator from alabama doug jones, and rick tyler, republican strategist and msnbc political analyst. great to have all of you here. i want to get right to steve with first the outlook for president biden here obviously it's really early, steve, he

for me, it started when he criticized john mccain way back in july of 2015. everyone said, you can't criticize john mccain. he is a war hero you can't mock what he went through. his poll numbers started going up, and he didn't look back from there. from there, line after line after line have been crossed, and people who support him are happy and willing to look the other way. >> that is -- i remember that moment i was in iowa with hillary clinton, and then when i saw him say that, i was like, this is it when it wasn't, you're like, this guy is in this for the -- he has tapped into something and is in it for the long haul there is no bottom every day reminds us how there is no -- every day, there is no bottom but, you know, with the evangelical voters, ooi've talk to them. they support donald trump. you know, the sanctity of life, abortion, that is their thing. but they're not that -- you know, a lot of them are not that part comfortable with it. if someone would push back, if a republican would say -- i mean, you saw on fox news, we saw supporters -- republica

july 13th. the convention chooses two representatives for the u.s. senate from virginia. john carlisle and white ti willing not a surprise. the two leading figures for years for west virginia statehood or at least against the grievances against virginia. so we have a reorganized state government. we have active military operations happening but the union, as we'll see next week, is being very successful and there's moves to create a new state. any question? so far enough, is slavery discussed at all at these conventions or now? not very much. and that gets to an interesting point that scholars have kind of not fully appreciated. more recent scholars have that they do talk about slavery. but the reality is a lot of the delegates at the convention are either slave holders or people who adopt this sort of moderate, pro-slavery approach that we've been talking about. that's going to slowly change because people like pierpont, he's a little more anti-slavery, like science. therefore the other people that will get involved later will be a little bit more so, yes, sir. you talked abo

july, the government introduced a strict ban on single use plastic. anyone who continues to sell it thanks of shing find vendor progress. john gupta has already been targeted by the plastic ice robbers. so drives to handle. the government is putting us under pressure of, of not the companies that produce the plastic in the end. it's the poor people who are being pressured and find, we're being told to reduce waste and not lose any more plastic what we would do that. but as long as plastic is being produced, we'll use it. a lot of time is up because then i have a problem for labor, cutlery, and plates made from wood or cardboard are more costly. so they're not a viable alternative for many. bunky activists. don't take that into account, they simply drown out any protest. look how much plastic this man has. let's get it . their leader sets the tone. he's called the professor like the mastermind in the t v series. one was i'm gonna go to beg, people need to understand that the government alone account change thing will the i, when the demand for plastic falls they'll be less on offer until we all work together. nothing will cha

john burris. today she joins us now with the details. jenna julie 27 year old dre.jackson says that he was arrested back in 2018, and he says he's s pping forward now because he wants the officer involved in his case to be held accountable. i was chilling with a friend. um we were in dakota sac. we're parking quotas because there was no parking in front of the house. sean jackson says he was sitting in his car when an anti oct police officer pulled up behind him. the neighborhood lled the police and said there was unidentified black male. in the court, jackson says the antioco officer took his i d and then arrested him. when he takes me to jail. he ended up the stairs in his report that i told him that i had a gun. and that's what. it was about. he never asked me anything like we never even had a conversation like that. jackson says he was booked into santa rita jail on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm that was n 2018, and he spent 15 months in jail and then several years fighting the charge in court. jackson's case was dismissed april 21st 2022 ,

but at the start of july, the government introduced to strict ban on single use plastic. anyone who continues to sell it face of she find vendor pancoast john gupta has already been targeted by the plastic ice robbers survived the death. yeah, the government is putting us under pressure of not the companies that produce the plastic in the end. it's the poor people who are being pressured and find we're being told to reduce waste and not lose any more place like what we would do that. but as long as plastic is being produced, we'll use it. a lot of time is up because then i have rental on labor, cutlery, and plates made from wood or cardboard are more costly. so they're not a viable alternative for many bumping activists. don't take that into account, they simply drown out any protest. look how much plastic this man has. let's get it . their leader since the tone. he's gone the professor like the mastermind in the t . v series. one was i'm gonna go to beg, people need to understand that the government alone account change thing will the i, when the demand for plastic balls, they'll be less on offer until we all work together. nothing will ch

john knows that his name. i can't remember it. let's move. julie, something that you've read that you could recommend to a younger person. ulie, ean, obviously, i have to say fiona's fantasticalso for my book on brave bookstore. come on , perseverence.if i bu ht if i had to choose anothe, i'd say the giving tree because it teaches you to give it also)s teaches you how greedy to i don't even know what you cut them down to a stump like what ? >> selfish. i don't even know what this book is . oh, you don't have children and you're not a very giving person. >> no, i'm not. >> well, sometimes i am anywayvp . >>er douglas , you hav emetimes some greati books i would recommend any of douglas's books. they are kind of. anyway, you .>>> ve i read aryt least two or three . yeah. how many do you have? seven . >> wow. yeah, you've got some wayread a to go. yes, it't least tws depends howo younger this person is meant>> to be. >> i> f it's a kid, i thinkd dal i would probably say anything by roald dahl, who is inrse the process of being rewritten to take out al

july. but many landlords are convinced that will not help them collect their back rent. they are owed tens of thousands from tenants abusing the rules. and john williams says he is dealing with the threat of foreclosure. that was the site of today's rally. >> it is painful to watch this every day. tenants coming and going in and out of your home. every day. seemingly thriving. and operating businesses down the street. >> meanwhile, tenants organizations are also unhappy. they supported a phaseout proposal that would have rolled back protections so some worry the hard deadline in july could lead to an eviction wave and also a spike in homelessness. >>> all right, let's get to this winter's atmospheric rivers. maybe in the rear-view mirror, but the damage has left some neighborhood fights over fallen trees. which ones need to go. which ones can stay. our kenny choi shows us this battle over a tree that is part of the charm of one marin county home. >> looks like a spider got to it. >> not sure what year they made that sign. >> reporter: it is called the tree house for good reason. they surround cameron martin's tiny cottage near dillon beach. >

july or august. concluded china started vaccine development in 2019 and the other lab leak seems to be the most sensible explanation. johncliffe also said analysts from the cia kept quiet about the true origins of covid-19 because they didn't want to agree with former president trump. >> internally, national and electoral politics were influencing the analysis of intelligence on china in the ic as reflected in the january 6 report by the ilteleigence community om budsman. the ombudsman found analyst appear reluctant to have analysis on china brought forward because they tend to disagree with the trump administration policy saying, i don't want our intelligence used to support those policies. >> ashley: and doesn't want they want to face the implication of the covid pandemic starting from a chinese lab leak. >> todd: a telling hearing. central america's darien gap shows hundreds of military aged chinese men heading toward the u.s. anthony reuben took that video and joins me now. thank you for being here. why are they coming? are they seeking asylum or something potentially more nefarious? >> i mean, listen, i'm not here t

john has led on this coverage. julie norman joins us at the university of college london on u.s.taken by the distance across the atlantic. emmanuel macron has been avoiding domestic issues in france and i saw it in asian paper the idea of america as observer. what is the level of our isolationism right now? is united states of america going to be a global observer? julie: i definitely do not think we are at that point it i do not think china's read on us is quite right in that regard. we have seen that the u.s. is playing a key leadership role in europe with everything going on in ukraine and were over will need to be a leader and how the world at the u.s. engages with china. not all of europe will go along with everything the u.s. posits on that front but the u.s. will not be stepping back on that regardless of who is in the white house after 2024. tom: what is the diplomatic stance the u.s. needs to do. are we patient and removed or do we need to be assertive to rebuild relationships with europe? julie: is a good question because i think both parties have a will to have the u.s

different number but he got my note, roughly 2. 3 trillion taxpayer dollars but in july 2018, letters to three members of congress, john sopko reported that of the 42% of money appropriated for afghan reconstruction between 2002-20171/3 was found to have been subject to waste, fraud and abuse, that's an alarming number. these taxpayer dollars could have been used to support service women and men at home and abroad. we could have sacrificed their lives while being deployed. we could have used those taxpayer dollars to fund our va centers to give members physical -- at a quicker rate. could have funded va workforce and vocational programs remember transitioning back to civilian life, could have helped hundreds of thousands of veterans struggling with substance abuse and the unacceptable rate of veteran homelessness. clearly i have a laundry list of things we could have done. i bring this up because -- i'm running out of time -- i'm going to skip this question, maybe. >> you can have a little more time. >> thank you so much. how can the united states ensure there are robust oversight mechanisms in place so that american s

july. this is not the week to fall asleep at all. liz: yeah, i know that. [laughter] john corpina, when you look at the market action, you've got to believe the not just the pce. we can put up the economic calendar, totally different from the earnings calendar. and there are a huge number of important pieces of data that are coming out, not just the home sales numbers and things like that. we're getting the case shiller home price index, not to mention, to me, i'm watching the march durable goods. these are big ticket items that last from 3-5 years. are people really spending or either repairing their washing machineses or cars instead of trying to get new ones. and then jobless claims, first quarter gdp, the first read comes thursday. is there any one of these in particular where you feel that's more important hand what a first are republic reports after the bell, for example? >> hey, liz. you know, i love to disagree with kenny, but i have to be on the same side of him on this one here. [laughter] it's a combination of everything. look at the market activity today, reall

2019 timeframe, as early as july or august, we conclubded china started vaccine development in november of 2019 and other lab leak seems to be the mosts sensible explanation. john ratcliffe said analysts from the cia kept quiet about the true origins of covid-19 because they didn't want to agree with former president trump. >> internally, national and electoral politics were influencing the analysis of our intelligence on china within the ic as reflected in the january 6 2021 report by the intelligence community anal ombudsman who fo an lites appeared to reluctant because they tend to disagree with the trump administration policies, saying i don't want our intelience used to support those policies. >> todd: john ratcliffe joined fox last night. >> the consequences of our intelligence community making assessment of any confidence level across the board that the wuhan institute of virology was source through unintentional lab leak that resulted in the death of a million americans and at least 10 million people worldwide, would have profound implications and the biden administration would be forced to address and confront china with respect to the intelligence ass

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both sides of the aisle in classified setting >> julie, thank you so much coming up, in just 60 seconds. the latest on democrats called for chief justice johnts to testify before congress following the revelation surrounding clarence thomas. i'm gonna speak to senator and it is your committee ale padilla about. that plus, potential changes t the ethics rules for the court and much, mu, chmore coming up next we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top safety pick plus nine times, more than honda c-r-v and toyota rav4. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> welcome back, senat judiciary -- increasing his calls for a ethics investigation in th supreme court justice clarence thomas this is coming after a propublica report that clarenc thomas, not o

darren james, thank you, john. 5.30, and more than 300 people who've been displaced since new year's eve are likely going to have to wait until julyget back into their houses in a while. but that's according to the owner and operator of coliseum. connections. and this is what the oakland apartment looked like back on new year's day. all the flooding, the underground parking garage flooded. yeah. the lobby flooded some of the apartments. also water damage. now in february, the city of oakland authorized 2 million dollars in emergency funds to pay for hotel rooms for the residents have been displaced. but some of those residents aren't happy with the situation. they spoke out at the board. yeah. they said that the money doesn't make up for a lack of comfort. >> their families have 3 kids or more that are staying in one room, hotel it's been 117 days. we don't need to listen anymore. we need to do something. these people can come in our rooms whenever i'm leaving my room is a sense of what everything. >> yeah. so there, you know the frustration. they're saying what's it like to have a whole family and want to we stay in a hotel? soun

john. 7.31. and more than 300 people who've been displaced since new year's eve. >> are likely going to have to wait until at least july to be able to get back into their homes. that's already agony for them. but this is according to the owner of and operator of coliseum connections, which is the apartment complex in oakland that flooded out during that new year's eve storm. you can see the under a parking garage, the lobby, all of it all that heavy rain did a number in february. the city of oakland authorized 2 million dollars in emergency funds to pay for hotel rooms. but residents say they're sick and tired of that. well, yeah, if you listen to some of the they're saying we have a hotel room, but we have a whole family that has to fit in there and it's been months. take a listen. >> families that have 3 kids or more that are staying in one room hotel it's been 117 days. we don't need to listen anymore. we need to do something. these people can come in our rooms whenever i'm leaving my room is a sense of what everything. >> bart board president was notified this week that one of the displaced residents, in fact, took

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july of 2015 when he was serving as a deputy secretary of state and hunter biden was on the board of the ukrainian energy company. joining me with more as a former director of national intelligence johniffe also former congressman and u.s. attorney. john, great to see you again. thank you for being here this morning. >> you bet, maria. >> you came on as a truth teller you have been and saying no, this is not true, but they overrode you and came out with that letter anyway. apparently, led by antony blinken. >> yes. maria, what is interesting about that, in that clip that you played, that was a statement i was making as the dni and unequivocally stating that the intelligence community's position on the biden laptop. it was also based on conversations that i have had with the department of justice and the fbi confirming that they did have that laptop and it was part of a money laundering investigation going on. antony blinken and mike morel in the 50 former intelligence officials who did not have access to intelligence but put this letter together, as you pointed out, maria, 1400 hours after i made those statements on national tv that they publish this letter. they knew the letter that

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john the baptist on that one and for good reason. we're doing the same thing so it's less about replenishment for us. julie about getting to the numbers that really matter. and you are unfortunately wobbled by budget and a lot of cases. we tried to do the best to stabilize the configuration a to go to multiyear procurement. this is the last example for the and sensory block him were of course as if it will not be able to have per cubic. we have an evolving threats we're going to go make changes to the missile until we're satisfied those are in corporate and fully tested we will do the best we can to get the best pricing that we can and then will move to multiyear period multiunit in my view is a trust factor with the people and with congress and within the department. if i can't get to a stabilized production i have no business asking for multiyear period when you're ready from all that you will in the best price and began to increase the inventory because that's what it's all about. i will talk inventory numbers but we've got a great inventory number, doing really well on sm six, doing really well on thaa

department in july of 2015 when blinken was serving as the deputy secretary of state and hunter biden was on the board of burisma. joining me right now is the former e director of narc intelligence johnlso former congressman and u.s. attorney the. john, it's great to see you, thanks for being here this morning. >> you bet, maria. maria: so now we know what happened. you came on as the truth teller that you have been to say, no, this is not true, but they overred rod you and came out with that -- overrode you and came out with that letter anyway, or apparently led byny blink. en. >> maria, in that clip that you played, that was a statement that i was making as the dni and unequivocally stating the intelligence community's position on the biden laptop. it was also based on conversations that i've had with the department of justice and the fbi confirming that they did have that laptop and it was part of a money laundering investigation that was ongoing. finish so antony blinken and mike morrell and the 50 former intelligence officials who didn't have access to intelligence but had put this letter out the, as you pointed out, maria, of it was 14 hours after i made those statements on nat

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july. 1st. >> it's 6.15, and we want to get a look at the weather. you can see it's still dark out, but it's clear that dot because the full mode, which is all right. we've got johnher center. hey, john. yeah, that full moon really brightens things up for your pre dawn hours and we're just starting to get that hint of sunshine now. but yeah, still pretty dark out there for the time being beautiful day ahead of us. we are repeating a lot of what we had yesterday, which made yesterday such a pleasant one. it says, as you notice, some really calm winds, no movement on the flag. there are hardly any at all. at pier 15, you can see the bay bridge there in the distance. looks like it's doing all right. low pressure area to the north and west of us dragging in precipitation up into the pacific northwest. already we're seeing rainfall near the oregon border in california. and really the north coast as well as the coastal rain just north of the bay area will see the boehlke of rainfall come tonight into tomorrow. bay area. we're sitting a little further south and we're not going to get that direct hit. we are going to get some light to moderate showers. that max, though,

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