ed 0'keefe, thank you so much forjoining us.t want to start with these latest charges that were unveiled against former president donald trump. how has his campaign responded today? they've essentially brushed it off and said that, you know, this continues to be part of what they call a witch hunt, politically motivated work by the biden administration and prosecutors that they question and don't believe that it will have any real detrimental effect on their standing politically. he made clear in a radio interview on friday that despite all of this, he intends to continue running for office, that there's nothing in the constitution that stops him from doing so. and he's right about that. and look, despite the legal issues, he enjoys high double digit leads over the rest of the field. right now here in iowa, it's somewhere between 30 to a0 points. in national surveys it can be as much as 30 or a0 points as well, and nobody yet has been able to really catch him. 12 of president trump's rivals are there tonight in a while. what hav

a rush i use as crimea as a staging area for its war against ukraine. keefe wants to take back the peninsula and has repeatedly attacked russian military targets there without publicly claiming responsibility. this time, the head of ukrainian secret service spoke of a successful operation. of the meanwhile, moscow has continued its attacks on the port city of odessa, with missiles and drones damaging numerous warehouses and residential buildings useful for you as well. luckily, i was not sleeping. i live on the 1st floor. i saw a red flash in the window and reacted immediately. the moment i fell on the floor behind the bed, all the windows were blown out. i went downstairs, it was noisy and filled with smoke outside. people were panicking, some were crying. i went back home to make pancakes. i walked over glass shards in my apartment. i turned on the music. there's no point in crying. life goes on. rushes, ministry of defense confirms that overnight. it and attacks military industrial targets in odessa, as well as fuel and ammunition depots. and as you increase counter offensive enters a 2nd

our top story versus defense ministry says moscow has been attacked by 3 ukrainian drones overnight. keefe has not claimed responsibility. right? you are up to date, stay tuned for our tech shop shift after a short break. c, capital, the people and trucks injured one trying to feed the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away, the bees correct? don't straighten people's extreme. getting 200 people around the world more than 150000000, which we ask. why? because no one should have the make up your own mind. me for mine's of the chief visual intelligence, the race is on and the whole world is watching a i can paint it, i can go and can even help penalize people walk again. but there's more to it, it can monitor to us and it can amplify this information is a, i'll a salvation or i'll damnation today on the hey, i, technology is pretty advanced. it can ride academic essays, identify cancel sales, or even replace people like me. but with a i the new gateway for misuse as well. a i crime is on the rise one d b. d, for example, available on the dock that it can automate the perfe

that includes controversial, cluster bombs, keefe, once the weapons for the war with russia. but the bombs are banned by over 120 countries because they kill and maim indiscriminately human rights groups. say both sides have already used them and oppose. more being sent to you. cree, a graveyard dismiss aisles and hockey's the remnants of russian munition. to have devastated civilian life in pulse of ukraine. among them, the rockets used to launch cluster bones. a large number of small explosives, the packed into these containers and released me to with the potential to close. extensive damage to an area of the size of a city block such as hit in cost, intuitive cost assist you new cranes dot net screech, and which was his in march this year by cluster bombs. local find, find to is trying to contain the damage undetected cluster munitions that don't explode, control, so name will kill people. decades later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the finger at moscow. so essentially it can be either loaded with shaped charges

is orlando, which is the nephew of keefe e d. is a lot of connections here, and police have clearly not stopped their search for tupac's murder. >> decades later, sarah sidner thank you so much, and please be sure to watch sarah sidner in the next hour. she is next up, and she has an interview with tupac's brother, that is going to be live, everyone at 11:30 pm tonight. stay tuned for sara sidner, and that particular interview as well. everyone -- schools in florida, you heard a little bit earlier in the show, they want to teach kids that slavery had some personal benefits. i'll speak with a teacher there, next. plus on the eve of the barbie oppenheimer, they're calling at the barbie himars showdown at the movies, hear matt damon's answer to this question. >> can i come to your house? >> was the u.s. right, or wrong to drop the bomb on --? hiroshima. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'll be taking meetings with family and friends. and checking voicemail as my activities permit. i'll connect with you after reconnecting with me. ♪ get 1.9% apr for 36 months

here is josephine reesman and jess keefe. hi everybody. here's how you know it's real is when have two microphones. yeah. the first time vince mcmahon did a bad guy appearance was in memphis. not for his own company. it was for this other company. and in the video clip that survives, him doing his first little monologue where he's trying to antagonize an audience, he's two microphones. it's a very odd. there was like one for the tv camera and one for the p.a. system, one for vince and one for mr. mcmahon. yeah. or that that could be a two. exactly. sorry i didn't even let you ask a question. thank you all for being here. i'm delighted to be here with jose as well. this book is amazing and i'm excited. get into it. are you ready to get into it? i was born ready. let's do it. cool. so i loved this book. it is a very vivid and colorful story. in addition to being a fascinating, look at sort of the late stage post reality that we kind of live in now. but so before we kind of get into those deeper themes, i as a memory, i'm always interested in

that's what keefe says. but what would you replace them with?ond chamber. would you make chamber. so how would you make it what's wrong with it any better? what's wrong with the lords? as jim ? the house of lords? as jim? well, i've got to be honest. we've only got till 7:00, so i'll save that for i'll have to save that for a different day. jim let's talk charles safety and play, shall we? we were all young, we? when we were all young, i suspect we used to out and suspect we used to go out and about, be to roam and all about, be free to roam and all the rest it. and life is the rest of it. and life is different for youngsters these days. there's a campaign, days. now there's a campaign, a charity that wants us basically to at traffic reducing to look at traffic and reducing traffic roads . and they're traffic on roads. and they're saying will allow more saying that that will allow more people, to be and people, more kids to be out and about playing on streets and roads safely. what do you make to well,i roads safely. what do you make to well, i

offensive in the east and south has entered its 2nd month. russian president vladimir persian says keefe is not achieved any success of c, a full attempts by the enemy to break through all defensive show. and this is their objective, which includes the use of strategic reserves. they have not been successful for the entire time of the offensive. the enemy has no success. i'm assuming it was on the agreement allowing great next bullets from ukraine is due to expire on russia has yet to announce whether it will be extended last shipment. if you credit in grain from now, sailed from the black sea port of augusta on sunday. sure has threatened in the last few weeks to withdraw from the un broken deal. if its demands aren't met. the loan agreement has helped maintain much needed supplies of food to instruction regions. to, to mizzi on the european union have announced a new deal that we'll see besides with together to tackle migration european commission, president said to mizzi, i'm the need to crack down on criminal networks of people smugglers from both sides of the mediterranean in wrong

earlier this week, cbs news' ed 0'keefe asked mr desantis for his views on the charges.him? at the end of the day, voters make that decision. somebody asked me, if somebody is indicted, should they be able to run? the problem is, we've seen political indictments. i thought brad was political, these other people that would just give any prosecutor the ability to render someone ineligible, so i've not said that, but ijust think, at the end of the day, the election has got to be about the future, it's got to be about what people are concerned about and the more it's about other things, the more biden is able to hang out in the basement again and end up cruising to a victory, and i know republicans don't want that to happen. my colleague carl nasman asked ed what he made of mr desantis�*s answer. reporter: what did you make of the governor's — reporter: what did you make of the governor's response? - reporter: what did you make of the governor's response? well, . the governor's response? well, it's an example _ the governor's response? well, it's an example of— the governor'

switzerland, a professor of criminology, a former professor from the basel university peer his name is mark keefe and mark is probably the leading voice in switzerland. he's hugely on our side in this endeavor and he wants switzerland to be an honest country. there are many people that he knows who are supporting him and supporting me in this whole quite interesting, one doesn't want to put too much emphasis on social media becaue they can be manipulated but when i was starting to put social media statements people coming out of the woodwork both internationally and in switzerland say where ashamed oe what our country is doing and we, good on you, you know, try to make something happen here. >> mr. sullivan, tell us first of all about your organization, and then sort of give us a little more information about the type of activities that the government is engaging in tov investigate your organization and what you were doing to unearth and expose this corruption. >> so the organizaed crime and corruption reporting project is very quietly one of the largest investigative reporting organizations on e

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is not that new, we just think we're doing it more smartly and the second point is that one of the keefepart this is not bluk investment. it a full stop this is public investment incentivizing private investment to stand up a domestic electric vehicle sector, clean energy, a battery sectors, all of those have brought in something close to 500 billion of private capital following in the week of the introduction of the chips act. if you look in terms of manufacturing facilities built in this country, you'lly about 100% increase, private capital at work, which is in stark contrast to what was going on before we got here >> it is an interesting piece. i don't know if you got to see it today combined with a lot of the industrial strategy, there's a lot of -- there's layers of regulation and to get some of the largess from the government, the government wants child care, wants this you have to cooperate with doing this other -- there's a lot what some people call overregulation in all of this stuff, which seems to gum of the works, jared. do you have acknowledge that >> well, let me point out